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

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First Row: Huck, Kulusic, Knudsen, Borowy. Nash. Second Row: Miss Bohman. Vari, Poder, Parrelli, Soria. Steinbrenner, DeGregorio, Wesley and Chamerlik search through magazines for new ideas. Students learn to sketch lifelike forms as part of their course. A group of students hard at work on advertising layouts. A new class of students look on interestedly as Mr. How- ler. director of advertising art, demonstrates some new tricks in layout constructions. One of the outstanding and interesting subjects taught at Tilden is Advertising Art. Under the capable supervision of Miss Marie Bohman, students learn the skills and techniques needed in the professional field. All types of lettering used in layout composi- tion and pen and ink renderings, as well as pencil work, wash techniques and color composition are included in the course. As each student progresses, he specializes in the field in which he is interested. The individual instruction leaves him in a posi- tion to handle all types of problems that he may encounter in commercial art. 22

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Miss Bohman, Miss Powell and Mr. Steigely pause to admire a student's painting. A problem in auxiliary projection has Mr. Lurie, Mr. Walter. Mr. Isbaner and Mr. Steigely deeply absorbed. Mr. Blackshaw, Mr. Heimberger and Mr. Nelson consider the merits of a machine drawing. Mr. Woerner. Mr. Palka and Mr. Ster- zer inspect a new drawing handbook. 21

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Mrs. Garas. Miss Woessner, Miss Siss- man. Miss Caprez. Mrs. O'Mara, Miss Heintz. Miss Keller, Miss Lutz, Miss Hubler. Miss MacNeish. Miss Simcox, Mrs. Mar- ston. Miss Gaylord. 23