Harrison Technical High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FACULT Margariet McGarr Nlarinda Miller Irene Minor Grace Morse Gladys Nelson Thomas Nicoll Isaire Oakes Dorothy Pattison Robert Pettet Chase Phipps Fred Platt Lyle Pletcher john Pyle Hugh Ray Charles Ring Ralph Roberts Oscar Roesinger Vanja Rundquist James Sazama Ellen Scherbarth Francis Schwartz Florence Skidmore Anne Smith Elsie Smith Winifred' Stanton Jessie Steele Clara Thorndike Margaret Tibbetts Ira Turley Harry Twining Mary Twining Willard 'Warman Diana W'einstein john Wiggs Katherine Williams Silva Wood Louetta Yifoolfenden

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FACULT Gertrude Gault Laura Gihhs Alice Gonnerman Lillian Gray Margaret Guiane Catherine Hagev Otis Hamilton Arthur Hansen Gerald Hasterolc Lillian Hawken Elmer Hawkins Florence Hoffman Rae Horning Vivien Hulfalcer Claes Hulrgren Mary Hunter Mary johnson Thenia Josi Mae Kazda Edith Kennon Ruth Kilgour Grace King Mabel Kiser Bohumil Kral Nellie Krotter Charles Krupar Amy Kuehn Archibald Layman Bernard Leary Constance Long Hiram Loomis James MacGowan Viola MacLean Harland Main John McClellan Moses McElll1i ey Helen McGarr6gQu.J'J M GAA!

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III A R R I S O N I A IN 1-IAZEL L. BROWN Pb.D., U. of C. RECOGNITION In September, 1936, new emphasis was laid on reading problems of high school pupils in Chicago. It became necessary, therefore, to organize the English department at Harrison to meet the demands required for this specialized work. Miss Brown was selected as the most logical teacher to pioneer in this Held. It was unfair to her to accept her work on this new project when she was already overburdened with extra duties connected with the HARRISONIAN and as chairman of the English department. Mr. Maclear reluctantly re- lieved her, therefore, as literary sponsor for the annual on which she has served so faith- fully for five years. The present I-IARRISONIAN staff bravely accepts the challenge which former year hooks give us. We sincerely hope to maintain the superior quality of work as supervised by Miss Brown. It is with regret that we submit to the loss of her help and hope our simple Thank you, Miss Brownv will convince her of our gratitude and appreciation for her friendly and helpful work on former annuals. ' 16