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

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Robert E. Lakemacher - Principal Charles Harvey - Physical Education Colin Campbell - Assistant Principal Leon Haskell Electric Shop Burton Duffie Assistant Principal June Heintz Mathematics Leslie Schaeffer Shop Supervisot Robert Hicks Physical Education Leonard Albano Social Studies Mary Hilton Adjustment Charles Apking - Physical Education Paul Hoffman Foundry William Ballou Physics Hugh Hotchkin Physics Bernadette Barton (On Leave) Gen. Sci. Frances Hubler Mathematics Bernice Beddow Bioloqy Delbert Humiston Bioloqy Katherine Birmingham - Enqlish Thaddeus Isbaner Drawinq Sarah Blake Public Speakinq Oscar Johnson Foundry Thomas Blackshaw Drawinq Charles Keating Linotype Marie Bohmann Art Drusilla Keller Mathematics Catherine Bond Rockton Bowker Paul Brinkmann - David Buchanan Robert Burgchardt Agnes Caprez Elias Christiansen Charlotte Clancy Elmer Coble Enqlish Wood Shop Physical Education Weldinq Aircraft Shop Mathematics - AeroModel Shop Typinq Margaret Kent Paul Kinsey Mabel Kiser Julia Kritzer Harold Kuehl Sophia Kuehne Enqlish Physical Education Social Studies Enqlish Machine Shop Enqlish Anthony Kunka General Science Mildred Lawler Social Studies Social Studies Newell Collins Chemistry Arnold Lurie Drawinq Aline Cullison Attendance Barbara Lutz Mathematics Margaret Dreessen - General Science Helen Lutz Mathematics Mary Duckett Enqlish Robert Macnab Wood Shop Celeste Egbert (On Leave) Soc. Studies Agnes MacNeish Mathematics John Fewkes Physical Education John Maivald Print Shop Stacia Fischer - - Enqlish Ida McCarthy Social Studies Florence Fitzgerald Enqlish Frances Malloy Enqlish Thomas Fletcher R.O.T.C. Dara Mohler Physics Glen Ford Band Samuel Montgomery Forqe Shop Evelyn Francis Bioloqy Julia Mooney Enqlish Rose Friedman Spanish Sarah Mortimer Enqlish Anna Gallagher Enqlish Margaret Mullen Music Carl Gamertsfelder Physics William Murray Social Studies Gladys Gaylord Mathematics Ethel Nelson Bioloqy George Goranson Wood Shop Lawrence Nelson Drawinq Catherine Grogan Social Studies Nellie Nolan Enqlish Frank Hartmann - Physical Education Nellie O'Mara Mathematics TILDEN VETERAN CENTER Esta Aldrich Enqlish Edward Hazleton Mathematics Lumir Brazda Drawinq Mary Iiradek Mathematics Allen Churchill Commercial Margaret Hunter Mathematics Jeanette Courtney - Social Studies Merle Irwin Enqlish John Crofts Mathematics Helen Johnson Enqlish Dorothy Dix Social Studies Cordelia Keeler Social Studies Charles Drummond Counselor Ann Kolarits Enqlish Paul Enrietto Mathematics Raymond Lane Mathematics Myrl Garas Mathematics Anne Lyons Clerk Russell Goodrich Science Andrew Malone Lanquaqe Paul Pahlman - - Forqe Shop Albert Palka - - Drawinq William Parkhill - Physical Education Raymond Pesavento - Social Studies William Pfister William Postl Clyde Putman Katherine Reichert Walter Rennie Morrison Rudner Walter Rummel Rose Seitz Joseph Sessler Mabel Simcox Margaret Sissman Robert Smith Arthur Steigely Pattern Shop Physical Education r.o.t.c. - - Enqlish Radio Shop General Science (On Leave) Gen. Sci. German Auto Shop Mathematics Mathematics Social Studies Drawinq Ruth Stenzel (On Leave) Social Studies Frank Sterzer Alfred Steuber Alexander Steven Charles Stoffer Rudolph Stone Emil Straka Mabel Swanstrom Ruth Swenson Victor Timme Joseph Turek Thomas VanScoyoc Eleanor Verhoeven Paul Vogel Ida Wall Frederick Walters Frank Warga Earl Weiner Roland West Ruth Witt Arthur Woerner Anna Woessner Drawinq Physics Machine Shop Pattern Shop Physics Machine Shop - - Music Art Electric Shop Machine Shop Wood Shop Enqlish Wood Shop Enqlish Drawinq Physical Education Chemistry Placement Mathematics Drawinq Mathematics s Catherine McDade Enqlish Caroline Monsees Commercial James O'Connell Science Irene O'Donnell - Clerk Aldan O'Hearn Social Studies Helen O'Keefe Science George Post Counselor Maud Puder Mathematics Pearl Smith Enqlish Edward Tierney Mathematics Antoinine Uling Enqlish

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Jlrt unci 2 , ’rciwinxj Hapid advances in the fields of science and mechanics have brought new phases of industrial design into importance. An old system of machine drawing could never satisfy the present needs of industry. For this reason a new carefully prepared program is being developed by a group of Chicago high school teachers. The now curriculum will stress those points now most essen- tial to machine design plus the subjects now being taught. Instructors who tested the program on experimental classes report remarkable success. Students find the course not only more profitable but also more interesting. Tildenites will in- deed welcome the adoption of this new plan. Student In Mi. Palka'a drawing clan» aro busily at work on problems in nurlace development. 20