Pullman Technical High School - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE FACULTY ACADEMIC iNsrRucToRs iN Mr. Boer Mrs. Hoover Mrs. Neubauer N Mr, French U Miss Dickinson Miss McCormick Mrs. Peterson Mr. Cummings Mrs. Farr Miss Skinner Mr. Sawyer jr, Mrs. Coco fri , 2. AK- V ji V M, COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT - www- nv' f -- Mrs. Wahl Mrs. Garner Mrs. Adoms Miss Wood if

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2 ,X ,r Whosoever will lose his life wlllllm for my salce shall find it. This apparently contradictory saying of jesus is really not the paradox it seems to be. The man who throws his energies into service for others, who even malces sacrifices for others, finds expansion of his powers, joy, and fullness of life, in a far greater degree than does the man who is egocentric, who seeks only his own well-being. Merely to mention the names of Abraham Lincoln, Clara Barton, Boolcer T. Washington and others affirms the truth of this statement. For similar devotion the humble person meets with a proportionate reward for service rendered to others. The losing is a planned course of action, chosen for a desired result. The Ufindingl' is in the future tense but it arrives sooner than expected in many cases. As an extreme example, we see instances of young men of whom we never would have heard, who malce the supreme sacrifice and receive the gratitude of their country and lasting recognition and honor. WILLIAM C. BRUBAKER. 11

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Mr. McDougal Mr. PIutz Mr. Rona Mr, Long A A0 Mr. Buss Mr. Royster Mr, Ne-II Mr. Brubaker Mr. Fnlewacz Mr. Farr Mr. Wiley Mr. I IoFImcJn SHOP INSTRUCTORS ELECTRIC DRAFTING MACHINE SHOP T AUTO SHOP