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

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S UIICESS WY It s doing your rob the best you can And being Just to your fellow man , X, Not making money but holding friends f And staying true to your aims and lf'g figuring how and learning why, And loofring forward and thinking high And dreaming little and doing much, lt's lreeping always in closest touch With what is finest in word and lt's daring blithely the field of chance While making of labor a brave rom lt's going onward despite defeat And lighting staunchly, but keeping lt's being clean and it's playing lair, It's laughing lightly at Dame Despair, lt's loolring up at the stars above, And dnnlung deeply of llie and love lt's struggling on with the will to win, all But talring loss with a cheerful grin. E lt's sharing sorrow, and work and mirth, And malring better this good old lt s serving, striving through strain and

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THE PULLMAN ANNUAL C'-I - ,Zz L'--. , -j, J u. gy- , J L' L, 1 ill-. .fl-'gil U 5: ,,, -, Epl5fr-2' Published by the Graduating Class of the Pullman Free School of Manual Training

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FOREWORD Throughout the past four years, we have been worlcing, studying, and playing at Pullman Tech. ln the future, we the graduates of '43, at worlc in the shops, offices, and homes of the nation will have a vivid recollection and a Iond mem- ory ol these days now passing. Let this then, the twenty-fifth edition of the Pullman Annual, be a permanent record of the activities and accomplishments of the graduating class. CONTENTS THEME FOREWORD DEDICATION FACULTY STUDENT ACTIVITIES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES CALENDAR SERVICE MEN