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In the background, to the southeast of the old Tech, the Civic Center can be seen. Note the vacant land where the new Tech was still to be built. This is a view of old Tech from Russell Street. The building on the There were two lunch hours when the Cafeteria extreme right where the truck is parked is an ice-making plant belonging did business in the old building — one for girls to the Hammond Pure Ice and Coal Company. and one for boys. 10
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Top left — Foods Class right from the start was a major part of Home Economics Department offerings. Center left Miss Dinsmorc ' s Office Machines class included typing and Comptomctry. Top right— Machine Shop was introduced to Tech in 1922. Center right— Electric was one of Tech ' s first shops. Many area electrical workers got start here. I 1 - i This was Tech from 1923 to 1949. Boys attended classes in the building on left; girls in newer building. Site is now a parking lot.
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Machine Shop has always been an important part of the Tech curricu- lum for both day and night schools. 1940 State Championship Team: Front row (1 tor) — J.W. Thomas, Dick Haack, Stanley Shimala, Lou Birkett (coach), Bobby Kramer, Mike Bicanic, John Gaul. Back row — F.E. Benson (director), Johnny Kielbowicz, Dick Smith, Bob Haack, Joe Abatie, and A.J. Zimmerman (faculty manager). This girls’ class in the late 40’s was conducted by Miss Marie Landon, girls’ co-ordinator (at the desk near the window), and by Miss Betty Rybolt, her assistant. II
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