Crane High School - Science and Craft Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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4' H. A Q. xt E I fglfbf' Q , 2 I gf 1 A f VN, iw I s k if T , .lm r . 1' , -7 my J 1. J if 1 2, T - , N n .1 , 0 Q Q L The P.T.A. is an organization devoted mainly to giving help to the students of the school so that they may further their education with the best possible guidance. The method used in attaining this end is to have both parents and instructors meet and discuss ways in which better understanding can be reached between teachers and students. Not being a strictly business organization, the mem- bers get together several times during the semester to enjoy lectures, teas, discussions, and the like, and occasionally visit places of interest. More of the fine Work done by the P.T.A. can be seen in the form of the funds raised by them for various worth while causes. In school, or out, if the cause is constructive, it receives their fullest support. The effect of the group on the school is immeasur- able. It has brought about better teacher-student rela- tions, tending to make learning easier and more desirable. Also, it has given rise to civic reforms and aided community betterment projects. We have reason to be proud of our Crane chapter of the P.T.A. and should support it to the best of our means. M 25 if Works .lust like Your Mixmaster, Ma!

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PROGRAM he is almost assured a better and brighter future. The veteran classes do not start at a given time nor do they end at a specific time. When the course begins he Works along at as fast a pace as he can keep. Some stu- dents who are exceptionally fast are therefore not retarded in their progress: and in re- verse, the slower student does not miss anything by going slow. The veteran wants school- ing very much, and we at Crane are doing all we can to see that he gets it. W tt In 5-