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

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MR. H. 0. MYERS .Sf.,,.,,-.',,f.,,,,l.,,.f OF TECHNICAL WORK llll I ' Wa-ff IM' M- 4 2 T7 A 6 I The promotion of the efficient and smooth operation of Tilden's many shops is the main duty of Mr. H. O. Myers, superintendent of technical work. In addition to this tre- mendous task, Mr. Myers orders the new machinery, shop equipment, textbooks, furniture, and other miscellaneous items needed to effectively run a technical high school. Mr. Myers has the following message for Tilden students: During the many years I have had the privilege of serving at Tilden, there have never been as many opportunities for the future engineer or mechanic as have presented them- selves during the last four years. New Horizons are ap- pearing every day, and the young engineers of the future will have to be alert, active, and eager to grasp them as they appear. ,s I-s yffzwwf

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fu? AQSIST ANT PRINCIPAL Introduclng Mr Burton Duffle recently appornted assrstant pr1nc1pal at Tllden an old fr1end 1n a new cmd hlgher pos1t1on The student body has known Mr Duff1e as publvcrty chalrrnon placement coun selor and senror sporsor many of us have known h1m more lntxmately as an rnstructor 1n rnathernatrcs and mecharucal drawmg HIS whole hearted devo t1on to hrs work has earned for h1m the respect of the students and faculty ahke Mr Duffle advrses T1ldePxtes to study the mural 1n the front lobby where the 1nsp1r1ng message of the great Amencan Herbert Hoover resounds as men thvnk plan and dare Educatronal leaders of the Chrcago Pubhc Schools pomt the way to New Honzons At the conference were Mr Phrlp McNamee Ass1stantSupermtendent Mr Charles Vlall EngmeerCustod1an Robert E Lakemacher Pnncrpal Mr Hartwell O Myers Techm cal Supermtend nt Mr Wrllxam H Iohnson Supermtenclent of Schools . t f There will always be frontiers to conquer as long