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

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Mr. Apking - Physiccil Edu- cation Sgl. Fletcher -- R.O.T.C. ellewhajl J V 1'1 X W Mr. Weiner - Science Miss Mullen - Music Mr. Post - V Mechanical Drawing Miss Seitz -- Language Miss Nolan - ffe- English

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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

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Woe' Glau S Remember the times We had as bewildered freshies? How We dreaded every fearful step that brought us closer to those merciless sponsors, who literally shoveled make-ups and notes to our parents in our bulging pockets? No longer freshies we found that the sponsors were not unjust. They were willing to give us advice and aid to set us upon the straight and narrow path. By our junior year we had gradually come to realize the importanece of these sponsors whom we now regarded as friends. When We became seniors, many problems arose that seemed at the moment unsurmountable. However, under the guidance of these councilors such problems as those connected with going to college, graduating ahead of schedule, the prom, or getting a suit- able start in a career were quickly straighitened out. For these many services rendered, we, the senior class, shall be ever grateful. Mr. Stone - Sophomores: Mrs. O Mara Seniors Miss Hemtz Freshmen: Mr. Coble - Iuniors. Wd may