Tilden Technical High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MISS AGNES A. SMYTH Assistant Principal Miss Smyth is an inspiration to teachers and pupils alike because of her constant efforts to improve conditions in our school. One of her duties is that of programming the entire school which includes the ad- justment of teachers, pupils, periods, and rooms. In the second place she is directly responsible for publishing the daily bulletin by which the office may reach each student with the business of everyday school life. In- terviews with students and parents fill in the rest of her day. In spite of these arduous tasks and problems she is always ready with a smile, an asset always popular among Techmen. ,ye Y OUR OFFICE IS DEVOTED TO FRIENDLY 'xt Miss Smith gives the orders for the day to Robert Bowen and Leopold Sternlicht, chief office aids. SERVICE AND

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WNW MR. HARTWELL O. MYERS Superintendent of Technical Work 456,715 ff DJ As technical supervisor of the shops it is Mr. Myers, task to anticipate the need for new machin- ery, tools, equipment, and furniture that will be needed for the year and to adjust the amount to fit the school budget. At times this must be done months in advance, because the war has caused many criti- cal shortages of various materials, and delivery is not too prompt. ln addition, Mr. Myers also orders the textbooks, paper for the enormous quanity of printed material turned out in our print shops, paper tor our Tilden Tech Times and the Craftsman and between times, endeavours to appease every com- plaining student who Wants his shop or shop period changed. He is assisted by Miss McCambridge, a most efficient and personable secretary, who has the pleasure of handling the books, and preparing re- ports on the financial state of the school

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Miss Tarr, secretary to Mr. Price, makes one of the innumerable phone calls fcr Tilden. Miss McCa1nbridge, secretary to Mr. Myers, can pound a mean comptometer as well as effic-- iently handle bond and stamp sales. Office Clerks, Miss Doyle and Miss McNally have all kinds of secretarial accomplishments. A sad note enters as it must be reported that Miss McNally has been whisked away to Calumet. This loss, however, has been recompensed for in the appearance of Miss Fitzgerald, a bright note in any office. A man who needs no introduction, keeper of the books and expounder of theories known only to himself, answers to a few as Mr. White - - to most as The Doctor! AID TO TECHM I .F ', 1 I