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

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YOUTHeSTRENGTH-AMERICA The future of our country depends upon the Youth of America. lts destiny is in their hands. lt is a Trust. Let us feel confident in their ability to strengthen their minds and their shoulders to bear this heavy load, The time of preparation is short, but-they will not fail. WYNNE L. lVlcDOLlGAl., Faculty Rower and strength are two things that nations must have in order to survive. When we see companies of uniformed men marching so perfectly down our streets, we feel an undercurrent of strength. That is one l4ind of strength but there is still another-the will to be strong and unbending in right principles. This future strength of America depends upon RUTl-I WATT, Senior ln the youth of today we have the boys and girls who are the future leaders of America. They are going to school to learn to think and worlc out the problems that confront them in every day life. These are the youths of America who will lceep this country a strong notion RlCl-lARD l-ICDMMEMA, Junior The young boys and girls of today, will be the men and women of the future generation. Now these youths are learning all they can that will help them in the future, so they can malce this nation a better and stronger one. We will develop the power and strength to FLQRA SATURNC, Sophomore The youth of today will be tomorrow's citizens, Youth must receive an education so that it can uphold the burden of tomorrow, Today s youth has assumed a great responsibility due to the war. This responsibility is helping much in the training of tomorrows citizens, CHARLES RUSS, Freshman the youth of today. during the next generation. lceep this America the land of the free, 29

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STUART L. KLEIN 556 East 104th Street Mechanical Drawing From little sparks may burst a mighty Flame. Honor Roll 1, Executive Committee 3, Manual Staff 1. MARGARET MIKUSINEC 640 West 117th Place Commercial Good temper like a sunny day, sheds brightness with its every ray. Honor Roll 4, Drum Corps 1, Weld 3, Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Annual Staff 4, ROBERT SCHEER 11109 St. Lawrence Avenue Auto Shop A regular fellow. JACK VAN NUNEN, JR. 11365 Edbrooke Avenue Auto Shop There is no substitute lor talent. Basketball 1-9-3-4. ROBERT EUGENE WYRZYKOWSKI 115 West 119th Street Electric Shop A touch of humor is a saving grace. 28 THOMAS DYKE 11330 Edbrooke Avenue Architectural Drawing Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Manual Reporter 1, Baseball 1-Q, Football 1-Q-3, Letter 9-3, Letterman's Club 3, Basketball 1-3, Ritter Medal 4. HENRY T. WACHALA 11817 Yale Avenue Machine Shop Openly quiet, but often fools us. Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4. RUSSELL DAHL 7116 So. Vernon Avenue Mechanical Drawing Worth makes the man. CATHERINE' PANOZZO 11 369 Indiana Avenue Commercial Merit and modesty 'make good comrades. Honor Roll 2-3-4, Class Executive Com- mittee 3, Manual Stall Q-3, Annual Stall 4, Girls' Club 4, Red Cross 9, Weld 3, Drum Corps 1-Q-3, President 3.

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HONOR ROLL As the soil, however rich it mov be, cannot be productive without culture-,sOtl'1e mind without cultivction con never produce good fruit. Seneca