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

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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-

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Ze nsznior Cfcwzied SERVICE TO THEIR SCHOOL HAS BEEN SADI ERA HAVERMAN PETLAK if SCAPIN MR. COULSEN . X '77 , I 1' My Mrs f With tour of the most pleasant ot high school years behind them, the members of the Class of 1946 has reached the end of i ' the line. From freshmen to seniors the group has been one of the most active ones that has approached graduation. Despite the short- C I a 5 5 Q f 1 9 4 6 age and handicaps of the war years, the class has carried on a full program of activ- NORBERT SADIERA .,,,......,..... President , ities, climaxed by a very enjoyable dinner IOHN SCAPIN ,,,.,,.,....lt..., Vxce-President FRANK PETLAK ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Se,,,e,Q,y dance at the Continental Hotel. GUSTAV HP-VERMP-N -A'-eeeeA Q-T' easufef Now as the graduates ot Iune 1946 leave the school to do bigger and better things, the faculty and the students of Crane Wish them good luck and good health. ,28a