Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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r. Mich Mrs. Iosephine Den ' ms, Music Soft stillne ss and the n' h touches ig t become e ot sweet harmony. Mrs. Edith Deter, Commercial The real essence ot work ' ener is concentrated QY- Miss Bernice D onehue, Head Librarian Libraries are not made, they grow Miss Mary K. Dowd, English and Spanish The speech ol men is l' tapestr' ike embroidered ies. Miss Blanche Do l y e, Chairman of Commercial Departme t n Industry is the soul of bus' keystone I ' mess and e 0 prosperity. Mrs. Lawnzino Dun can. Home Art Cookery h S as become an art, a noble science. Miss Gertrude Dunleavy Sec Good . retary order is the foundation of all things. Miss Birdie I. Ehrenwerth. S Chair panish. man of Lcmgua ge Department Oh, lovely Spain! renown'd ' land! , romantic Mr. W , echcmical Drawin Chairman of Technical D T alter Freese M epartment he best angle from which to any problem ' ' appro is the triangle. ael Ganey. Social Studies The government which thinks in terms humanity will continue. Beniamin B. Garbow, Mathematics You may prove anything by figures. Miss rnty, Chairm English D Byrnina Ga ' an of epartment It is the supreme art ol the teacher to awaken joy in creative ' knowled expression and qe. 4 cy - romise anal gjfo e P

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omg AVC LjAVGQ S IIAOV MV CZClfl!flV fOl Ly ll r. Philip Abrahamson, Social Studies Democracy is based upon the conviction that there are extraordinary possibilities in ordinary people. rs. Ann Amthor, Matron Happiness lies, first of all, in health. r. George Aiken, Machine Shop What l advise is that each contentedly practice the trade he understands. r. Iohn W. Anderson. Foundry A man who qualifies himself well for his calling never fails of employment. iss Rose Appleby, Commercial The vocation of every man and woman is to serve other people. rs. Gussie Atkinson, English Who climbs the grammar-tree, distinctly knows Whorf' noun, and verb, and participle grows. s. Lenore B. Calpha, Librarian Vith a book lor every mood .. ss Pauline Callen, Girls' Gym The wise lor cure on exercise depend. s. Iane I.. Cates, Social Studies History reading the future from the mirror of the Past. 5. Grace Clark, Commercial Creditors have better memories than debfors. Willard I. Congreve, Chairman of sic Department Who shall silence all the airs and madriqals that whisper softness in chambers? 4. Marjorie I. Connolly, Biology Go forth, under the open sky, and listen to Nature's teachings. Page l7 Mr. Michael Bach, Attendance Counselor No qiit is more precious than good advice. 'Nfl . . , Mrs. Margaret Barry, Chairman of Girls Gym Department Only actions give to lile its strength. '5n.a-f ! I Health is the condition ol wisdom and the sign of cheertulness. Mr. Rudolph E. Bohor, Boys' Gym A-44 Mr. Edward Boucher, Civics Human history is in essence a history ol ideas. Mrs. Harriet Brown, English Great is journalism. ls not every able editor a ruler of the World? Miss Rosemary Brown, English True ease in writing comes from art, not chance. wQl'.'N.. -u x2:1:r1.famn: . Us ,

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QCA 9 VHS? ecalls diss Annette Hampsher, English Education is the ability to meet lile's situations. diss Betty Hansen, Careers The career open to talents, that was my principle. tlrs. Mary Hayes, Home Arts The discovery ol a new dish does more lor the happiness oi man than the dis- covery ol a star. 'liss Marion Hecht, English Our high respect tor a Well-read man is praise enough lor literature. Ir. Robert Hodor, Print Shop He that hath a good trade hath a goodly revenue. liss Marita Hogan, Latin . . . The grandeur that was Home. liss Margaret B. Howatt, U. S. History The best thing that history yields us is the enthusiasm it generates. lrs. Alice Hubert, Geography The wonders ot each region view, From lrozen Lapland to Peru. ,r. Ted Hunter, Mechanical Drawing lt we find the job where we can be of use, we are hitched to the star o! the world, and move with it. r. Alfred Ingle, Chemistry For the world was built in order And the atoms march in tune. r. Edward Ianousek. Boys' Gym One hour ot lile, crowded to the tull with glorious action, and filled with noble risks. . . r. Walter P. Iepsen, Commercial Low is a form ot order, and good law must necessarily mean good order. Karim , Y -W1 ' enfzen foes of Learn ing Mr. Montefiore M. Goodman, Social Studies History can be well written only in a tree country. Miss Helena Groves, Civics, Administrative Aid Governments are made and moved by men .. w I Mrs. Amy Haley, Commercial A There are three ingredients in the good lite: learn' ing, earning, and yearning. I 1 Mr. Charles lohnson, Woodshop 1 Mistakes occur through haste, never through doing H a thing leisurely. 1 Mr. Gustavus Iones, Boys' Gym Skill to do comes ol doing. Mr. Iulian Kanner, Placement Counselor An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Page 19