Hammond Technical Vocational High School - Chart Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Administration Faculty SITTING: Left to Right, H. M. Landon — Girls ' Coordinator, Bus. Etiquette; A. Hamill — Home Service; T. Iliatt — Bkg. ; G. Bereolas — Avoc., English. Track; H. A. Carlson — History, Football; A. E. Hadady — Machine I; 1. E. Erickson — Nurse’s Office, Home Nursing; H. E. Thomas — Home Nursing, Sewing; R. Clency — Art. STANDING: A. T. Hutchinson — Machine; T. M. Flack — Forge Welding: R. M. Wilson — Health Safety, Avoc.: M. L. Rogers — Cooking: H. Steiner — Sewing; M. Peehl — Modern S. Problems, U.S. Govt., History; M. M. Oxborrow — Home Management; G. L. Dietrich — Sewing; E. Couve — English: L. A. Daggert — Home Management, Home Mechanics: G. • Kackley — Math. English; C. P. Welty — General Science, Physics; P. W. Hoemann— Avocation, Wrestling; W. E. WefI -nstette — Electric I. Our Campus Here are the pictures of our teachers. We would like to show you our Campus but we would need an aerial view ' . Did you get lost between the main building and annex 1, annex 2, and annex 3? Annex 1 is w r ay over on Fayette Street. Here you may find Mr. Campbell, the popular shop instructor, acting as principal and Mr. Burris, the sheet-metal man, his assistant. Annex 2 is just across the street from the main building. Five hundred boys cross Bussell Street twice each day going to and from drafting shop or avocation classes. Mr. A. T. Schell, drafting shop instructor may be designated as principal, with Mr. Waite, Mr. Bereolas. Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hoemann, all giving a helping hand. Annex 3 is located across the tracks. This is our newest baby. Mr. Van guards all those planes and Mr. Camsky helps him fill up the place with cars of all ages and description. It’s a busy place. EIGHT

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Administration = General Office BACK HOW: Left to Ixiftht, Irma Veith, Julia Kowal, Evelyn Prugh, Viola Anderson FRONT ROW: Mrs. Murray, Luella Schaller, Annette Foster That busy place on the second floor where the line forms morning, noon and 3:45 is the geneial office. Here you may .see Evelyn Prugh, Mrs. Murray, Irma Veith and Julia Kowal. Whom shall you see if you want information, bus ticket, etc? After scouting around a bit, we found that while all are everywhere, each is supposed to have certain regular duties. Evelyn says she is supervisor of office and office training, payroll clerk, bookkeeper in charge of student credits, student records, and reports, local and state. Irma generally ' stays in the inner office. Her work is with bulletins, correspondence, transcripts for credits, veterans and apprentice training records. Oh, yes, have you paid your fees? Mrs. Murray is behind the outer rail. Want a work permit, a basketball ticket, or call your mother? Also athletic records and reports, and that all important phone call when you are unavoidably detained on your way to school. Julia is lord and master of the Store Room — paper, notebooks, all student supplies, teachers orders and requisitions, bus ticket. Is she busy? Then you see all those office practice girls, sorting mail, typing bulletins, checking absentee reports, answering the phone, and filing records. It takes a lot of help to care for over 1200 students and for each student there are seven active records. See why it is called the general office? SEVEN

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The duties of a teacher are As heavy as can be Regardless of the type of school Or whether “he” or “she” Because the teacher must possess A knowledge that will shine And in addition has to keep The students right in line There are a thousand questions to be answered every day And papers must be graded When the books are put away The pleasures of an evening out Are seldom to be shared Because the next day’s lesson must Be carefully prepared And yet there is a glory in This timeless atmosphere The teacher helps tomorrow’s world Prepare for its career. Portraits