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

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ELMER E. HAWKINS The Harrisonian extends congratula- tions and best wishes to the newly-ap- pointed assistant principal, Mr. Elmer E. Hawkins. Among the important responsi- bilities of his office are the organization I-larrison's new system of class reqistration ot the school and the qeneral counselling ot departments. The year l945-1946 marked the intro- duction by Mr. Hawkins and his aids of a new and highly commendable system oi class registration. in full swing under the supervision ot Mr. Hawkins. -4--, .ag

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: fwfwl-3 N. .- .-,Q ., . The Pri1z51fczl3' Meysage I0 the Grzlduafey . You Seniors of the Class ot 1946 are the tirst graduates in tour years to leave Harrison in a time ot victory and peace. For this you should be very grateful, and for this l, as your principal, am grateful. However, peace brings its own particu- lar problems and responsibilities. You must always remember that your future is that iuture of freedom and individual worth for Which many ot your countrymen tought and died, You have a tremendous debt toward your country, a debt ot good citizenship and service. You have also ci particular duty to yourselves to live up to the best that is within you, so that you will be ot service to your family, your community, and your country. Yours is not an easy future, but it is a challenging one. I extend to the graduates my congratu- lations on your past achievements and my sincere best wishes for your happi- ness and success in the future, M? ,..'... CONTEN X00 Q N 9px 5 ADMINISTRATION SENIORS IUNGMAN ACTIVITIES R. O. T. C. ATHLETICS 'A' ir -k O F F I C E I-IARRIETTE BURKE HELEN RACE CATHERINE TOOMEY ROSE MARIE WARREN Ralf IS TS

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ADJUSTMENT The Adjustment Office, under the su- pervision of Mr. lames C, MacGowan, communicates with the elementary schools which contribute to Harrison, in- terviews, tests, and arranges the pro- grams for entering Freshman, and through its maintenance of files and accumula- tive data, together with personal inter- views, aids in the adiusting of programs to the aptitudes and achievement powers of the individual student. PL ACEIVIENT The Placement Office, under the direc- tion of Miss Manila Cheshire, serves the student body in various capacities. lt counsels with all students who so desire at any time during their four years-W rnore particularly during the graduating semesterfon matters pertaining to ina- X ff, wt GO we XP-V65 G' triculation in a university or to a career in business. When students are forced by necessity to drop out of school, this office assists with work permits and recommen- dations for jobs. The Placement Office is proud of the record made by its part-time workers. OTIS F. HAMILTON Acting Placement Counsellor V 9 O.- , . 'f' . flip 1 .ry - I I cf? l 1 X' t Jeff MANILA Cl-IESHIRE PN