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

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en ana! Wacfiine Shaping a screw driver, sgstf ting type, pouring brass cast' ings, and making a model engine are some of the accomv plishments of the tech students. Woodshops, machine shops, foundry, print shop, and the drafting rooms of Lindbloms technical department provide the setting in which this work is done. The work of the shops often dovetails: foundry pat terns are designed in drafting classes and made in woodshopg castings poured in foundry are finished in machine shop. Tool-5 looxes, small pieces of furniture, looolcends, and trivets are but a few of the personal things made by the boys as they acquire practical slcills in their shop courses. TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT FACULTY Upper Mr. Charles lohnson Vlfoodshop Mr. George Aiken Machine Shop Mi. Robert Hodor Printing Ce 'ifci' Mr. Howard llilditcli Woodasliop Mr. lohn Anderson Foundry Mr. Robert 'lhornas lwlaclnnc Shop Lower Mr. Walter Freeso Mechanical lirawir cz Chairman ol the TCC'ilYilf ,ll Department Mr. Henry E. Moehle Mechanical llrawiria Mr. Ted Hunter Mechanical Drawn a l age 28 :S

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LETIN p nu wuua r +9 ' Q as THIN! E U ,SHSNINTURQ-R 3 S 7' axe' , 3 QQ, The G.A.A. Board members take l . if gy 3 A 645' 'S special pride in presenting a variety oi 6 H fb: Q- Q healthful and enjoyable activities lor . ' 9+ c 0 alter school hours. Virginia Kemper 5X WL and Carol Bantz study the poster they have made to advertise the special athletic program. iyfzwicaf gyzfzcalliolfz .fdcfuanced .JQQJAAXAX again? jar lt takes more than intellect to achieve success, for a successful person must have poise and physical stamina. These qualities are acquired through conscientious effort on the part ot the in- structors and students in the physical education department. A variety ot sports for both boys and girls is encouraged in order to keep mind and body healthy. League and intramural competition provides the boys with a healthy outlet for excess energy, while the R.O.T.C. fosters leadership de- velopment and citizenship training. A wide range of activities is offered every girl in her gym class. During the month of Ianuary every student had a TB x-ray when the mobile unit visited Lindblom. A boys' health class lines up as each one awaits his turn. Mwmwwwwx sm Xt-RAY U if when