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

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Interested Spectators They all came to the ground- breaking ceremony — Tittle things like mist and rain couldn’t keep the loyal Tech fans away This was the fulfillment of the dream carried in the hearts and minds of Alumni and friends for years; yes, more than twenty years. In the front row we see Evelyn Prugh, alumna and former clerk in the Tech office: M iss Frisk, Mrs. Vance, whose children have already graduated from Tech: Mrs. R. M. Wilson who also worked in the Tech office, and daughter; Patsy Hayes, Barbara Fehlberg, Beulah Keithley, Irene McCoy and Norma Jean Kaczmarski, Mr. Paschen’s grand- daughter, looking over her new school, and Kenny Fehlberg. 4

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The New Tech In our vision of the future Tech we see a new and larger building, and a sufficient number of shops and classes to cope with the ever-increasing demands of this region. Tech will provide a gymnasium, swimming pool, auditorium and other improvements for the hoys and girls who will help to build a suitable background for our community. The unfailing courage and spirit of the student body has kept the school ahead. Let us ever strive to promote Tech and our dream will soon be realized. We. as graduating seniors, hope that in the near future this dream will become a reality for the pupils of Technical High School. The Chart — 1939 3

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Hands The work oj the world must he planned; This is the part Of the thinker. He dreams dreams; sees visions Of things that are to he. The work of the world must be done; Strong hands T rained hands They build buildings; run machines Hands do what the thinker has planned. Hands do the work of the world! Chart — 1929 Patience, planning and cooperation finally bring fruit — The school hoard, the superintendent, the director, the P. T. A., the city officials, the tax payers, the hoys and girls, all are awaiting the turning of the first ground for the new Tech building. 5