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

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TRUE HAPPINESS I-IiIdo ButIer Forr I wouId not osIc For you o Iife of eose- Qr thot you never Icnow o moments poin, IwouId not oslc you be endowed with weolth Gr thot you only meet success ond goin. I wouId not osIc Ior you o Iife OI Iome Wherein you'd seIdom join the IowIy throng, I wouId not cisIc you be exempt from teors Upon whotever rood you woIIc oIong, But rother wouId I osI4 thot you will Find The joy thot comes in serving IeIIow men, In striving to occomplish hidden dreams- And sacrificing ever and cigoin. For then I Icnow that Iife For you wiII be A glorious odventure all the woyf And happiness wiII live within your heort I2egordIess whot you Ioce from doy to doy. Written especioIIy for the '43 AnnuoI by the outhor.

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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

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T R I V I N G E R V I N G . . . A C R I F I C I N G Modern education consists mainly ol three prime requisites, namely: scholastic, athletic and social ac- tivities. To be content with anything but supreme etlort in all ol these Fields, is not attaining the complete bene- Fits of the period ol our lives dedicated to education. ln these trying times, when the whole world seems on the verge ol collapse, it is our profound duty to ourselves and our beloved country, to strive, to the extent ol our ability, towards fulfilling the alorenamed requirements with this point of view uppermost in our minds:- We serve our country by achieving scholastic superior- ity, lor intelligent and highly slcilled minds are the deadliest weapons of combat. We serve our country by achieving athletic superiority, lor a sound and well trained body is the only possible answer to the devioting and ever-increasing demands ol this highly accelerated existence, sometimes called modern living. The third requirement in formation but not in impor- tance, is social action. It can well be defined as the molding of the many characteristics gleaned from our scholastic and athletic achievements, into the Finished product, possessing the composure and social Finesse to use what we have gained to the utmost advantage. I-loving now arrived at our goal, we Find that it is no simple task, but one which demands all the Facilities at our command. Knowing this goal, we Find that it can be achieved only by genuine striving, serving, and sacrificing toward meeting and conquering the future through our education. Thomas Kummerer.