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

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A new day has dawned for this our gen- eration, a day full of expectation and hope, yet a day to be forged through hard Work, perseverance, humility, and a feel- ing of brotherhood toward all men. This Craftsman is an attempt to see beyond this New Horizon and to delineate here the experiences, hopes, and ambitions of the boys who have helped to make that to- morrow a reality. Here, are presented our endeavors in the arts and humanities, in , t r'?T.j'j W1 'cff'W: 'f3'f1,: :-, fff? s-zum :tis f.93lF f'T.t: P:? ' -' SFT . L . - 5,-,t -I 5 f 1 -1 N-j, ,zz g.Jjg:fhll y 4grQ?5sx -t 4. W gi t . 15 ff, f' . itfL,.?'. t --- . v rj- ' u,-gq1'f2q..1 . .M .A c. fu, 1 527' ' ' ' ' lgf'L4 34'a9fI5,Q'1' ' 1 , af 1 --is' ' y ,ay .si -TS,-at-L:-rj. the sciences, in technology and athletics. This Craftsman is a living memorial ded- icated to the students of today, of yester- day, and of tomorrow. It is a memorial to Tilden, a school Where all creeds, races, and nationalities work and study shoulder to shoulder toward the same fundamental goal, the creation of a bigger and better World. For the future belongs to those whose training fits them to see its chal- lenge and to embrace its opportunities. --t-1 Y.-W... we-a-:vw wfiZFf'7T'f.:r.,,u,. I 1,,-- Lug .-' ft ' , . 2 , .1-!' 3-51:-'-a -:W it J V. J'-'kj-lipljfgs' Q .. .ly fi tx 1 A,,,: -5.2561-.yggm A Y,-fnmy Nz :Aim- 'ar' ,' ' 19' 1. 4 7 ' A ' 9 t 1 w , 1 i juni?-1- L K-,L - W - f .fffefm-,i'Q2S7s'A-1. Robert Prihar and Harry Lacher look on with interest as Bob Heidenreich does a bit of threading.

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MR R E LAKEMACHER Mr Lukemucher relaxes 1n thu Qcmpcx y or hxs duuqhte Iudxtn 13rds1 cmd hxs son Robert