Thornton Township High School - Thorntonite Yearbook (Harvey, IL)

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ll Just as the nation has followed its outstanding leaders, Wfashington, Lincoln, and Roosevelt, so do we of Thornton follow the understanding guidance of our faculty. ADMINISTRATION Our teachers in our estimation stand for the high- est ideals in intelligent citizenship. Because of this wisdom they are fit to lead us in the paths of such patriotism. We are eager to follow in their foot-steps, for as upright citizens we will need honest knowledge to guide us toward the right. Our faculty is trying to give us this knowledge through its wise teachings in loyalty. Intellectual citizens will be needed to carry on the vast amount of the work in the country. If we can retain the knowledge imparted to us by our teachers, we will have advanced up the ladder toward success- ful citizenship. In the years to come, as we strive to reach our goals, we will be deeply indebted to our teachers for their loyal and understanding wisdoni in training us to be better citizens of these United States. The knowledge we gain here will help us to be more valuable leaders of our government, to which we owe our highest allegianceg for it is only through intelligent citizenship that the administration of our land shall prosper.

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THORNTONITE HELENE E. WILSON, A.B., A.M.- University of Wisconsin: Oxford, England: Northwestern University: Dean of Girls: Social Science De- partment. JOSEPH B. STEPHENS, B.S., A.M.- J. University of Chicago: Member of Boys Club Committee: Principal of Class of 1934: Science Depart- ment. F. ZIMMERMAN, Ph.B., A.M.- University of Chicago: Principal of Class of 1936: Member of Boys Club Committee: Social Science De- partment. VERNY HIGH, B.S.- Bethany College: Chicago Normal College: University of Chicago, Purchasing Agent: Social Science Department. MATTIE E. GARDNER- Librarian of High School. CLARA I. STALKER, A.B.-- University of Michigan: University of Chicago: Northwestern Univer- sity: Enclish Department: Director of Study Halls. LEONE H. BENSON, A.B.4 Drake University: University of Chicago: English Department. Page Eighteen l A REPREsEN'rAT1vEs . C o. FRED UMBAUGH, A.M.- 47 ' Wittenberg College: University oi' ,. Chicago: Dean of Boys: Adviser 6 ' of Publications: Head of English - Department. K -N in lk? it T Jr .ln , Vik , I 4 , 2 ,,,f fi .. fi ,', ' , ' f ffff ,V M Z liiifif ' f c g V if ROGER B. SMITH, B.S.- Kalamazoo College: Purdue Um- versity: University ,of Chicago: Member of Boys Club Committee: Principal of Class of 193-5: Sci- ence and Mathematics. CLIFFORD R. MADDOX, B.S.. A.M., Ph,D.- Georxretown College, Georgetown, Kentucky: George Peabody Teach- ers' College: University of Chicago: Supervisor of Instruction: Princi- S pal of Freshman Class. f WILLIAM C. FOWLER, Celyin Technical School, Winnipeir, Canada: Superintendent of Build- ini! and Grounds. CHARLOTTE MICHAELSEN, Ph.B., B.S.- University of Chicago: Simmons College: Librarian of High School, MAE M. SEXAUER, A.B.- University of Illinois: Northwes- tern School of Speech: Columbia University: Coach of Dramatlcs: English Department. 9 SAMUEL M. LOWDEN, A.B.-- Indiana University: University or Chicago: English Department. if ..a,u.u.i. Q '-Ka. seem. l l ,e is