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

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Under the supervision of Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Iohnson many Tildenites are acquiring a comprehensive knowledge of foundry work. America will need men skilled in handling molten metals and Tilaen will continue to supply them. Under the spreading steam hammer the Techman's smithies stand' Mr. Pahlman. Mr. Fleming, Mr. Montgomery, and Mr Buchanan Aprons are discarded while Mr. Schaefer, Mr. Vogel, Mr. Campell, Mr. Stoffer, Mr. Goranson. and Mr. Pfister step into the spotlight to pose for their Craftsman picture. Experienced machinists Mr. Stevens. Mr. Straka, and Mr. Kuehl 7 impart practical knowledge and skill vital to production in time of war and peace. Mr. Rennie, lVIr. Timme, and Mr. Haskell are high voltage instructors as any student in electricity will testify. TI-IE SHOPS

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An architectural diorama of the Roman Period is inspected by Miss Powell. Miss Porterfield. and Miss Bohrnan of the art depart- ment. . f f ' A great deal of interest is shown by Mr. Sterzer, Mr. McCurry, and Mr. Isbaner in a Techman's drawing.!0j-M!--4 ' 5 ,I v r These smiling gentlemen are none other than Mr. Post, Mr. Palka and Mr. Duliie, having one of their informal discussions. ff. 7' Tracings which are ready for blueprinting find Mr. Hill, Mr Steigely. Mr. Walters, and Mr. Blackshaw willing to O,K. them . Mr. Lurie - drattsman, architect. and artist.

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Up-to-the-minute information in the field of aeronautics is presented to the air - minded men of Tilden by Mr. Burgchardt, airplane engines, and Mr. Christiansen, model building. To be a professional printer is the goal ot many bofys who take the print- ing course. Mr. Van Artsen, Mr. Maivald, and Mr. Keating help them ach- ieve that desire. Many automotive engineers - grease monkeys - acquired their skill in Til- den's auto shop under the supervision of Mr. West. In answer to the demand tor stronger bodies, more alert co- ordination between mind and muscle, and physical stamina, our department of physical education has developed a full program of up-to-the-minute calisthenics, commando tactics, health instruction, and competitive sports. Sectional and city championships have become everyday occurances. Intramur- al athletics have expanded to include students from practically every division in basketball, wrestling, skating, track, and swimming. Naturally, true Tilden sportsmanship, as well as physical development, is a goal of the department. Coach Parkhill, Mr. Apking, Head of Department: Coaches or--1 r Hicks and Fewkes. ' McMahon, Postl, Warga, Harvey and Brinkman. Mr, Hartman'-Director of the Athletic Board of Control.