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

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14 Mya, mr!! A boys' world Lrke the vvrde blue sea Encrrcles the earth B ndrng rt together Wrth golden dreams Of hope and happmess And so the boyz of Trlden Exuberant wrth youth Hopeful for the future And happy rn thelr progress Wm therr way through Four long years at Txlden Comrng rn as boyrsh admrrers And go1ng out as staunch worthy Tlldemtes ever true ever loyal To the gold and the blue F om north south east and west rlopefully approachlng the doors Th happy freshmen come lnto a boys world au lt planned and shaped to therr needs Eager to work rn shops Whe e frres the flarnrng forge Wh re heavy hammers pound Wh re engrnes roar and sprn To them the school IS shops all shops l 1 1 1 1 1 4- , , . , 1 1 , . , 1 'Q 1 . 1 ,Nl . 1 rl, V. 1 1 G- 1 9 '1 I .

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Robert E Lakemacher Prmcrpal Colm Campbell Assrstant Prr nc: pal Burton Duitxe Asszstant Prrncrpal Charles Apkrng Physzcal Educatron Wrllxam Ballou Physrcs Iohn Bayston Con leavel Auto Shop Bermce Beddow Broloqy Kathenne Brrmxngham Apprarsals Sarah Blake Marte Bohman Catherme Bond Rockton Bowker Paul Brrnkmann Davrd Buchanan and Careers Pubhc Spealunq Ar Englrsh Wood Shop Weldrng Shop Physrcal Educatzon A Robert Burgchardt Agnes Caprez Ellas Chrxstlansen Charlotte Clancy Elmer Coble Newell Collrns Margaret Connolly Alme Cullrson Mary Duckett Wrllram Fmucane rrcratt Engmes Shop Mathematrcs Aero-Model Shop Typmq Soczal Studres Chemrstry Socral Studres Attendance English Soczal Studres Stacra Flscher on leavel Enqlrsh Florence Frtzgerald Sgt Thomas M Fletcher Glen Ford Evelyn Francxs Rose Frredman Anna Gallagher Carl Gamertslelder Myrl S Garas Gladys Gaylord George R Post Esta Aldrrch lohn P Alvxr Ieanette Courtney Englzsh R O T C Band Enqlrsh Spamsh Englrsh Physrcs Mathematrcs Mathematrcs acura Z, 1948 George Goranson Catherme Grogan Frank Hartmann Charles Harvey Leon Haskell lune Hemtz Robert Hxcks Mary Hxlton Paul Holtman Hugh Hotchkm Frances Hubler Delbert Humrston Thaddeus Isbaner Helen Iohnson Charles Keatmg Cordelra Keeler Drusrlla Keller Paul Kms y Harold Kuehl Sophia Kuehne Anthony Kunka Mrldred Lawler Arnold Lune Helen L B Lutz Robert Mac Nab Iohn Marvald Frances W Malloy Ida McCarthy Dara Mohler Samuel Montgomery Iohn Moran Margaret Mullen Wlllram Murray Ethel Nelson Wood Shop Social Studres Physrcal Educatron Physrcal Educatxon Drawmg Economrcs Physrcal Educatron Adjustment Foundry Physrcs Mathematrcs Brology Drawmg Englrsh Prmt Shop Socral Studres Mathematrcs Physrcal Educatron Machme Shop Englrsh Scrence Socral Studies Drawmg Mathematics Wood Shop Prmt Shop Englrsh So ral Studres Sczence Forge Shop Prmt Shop Music Socral Studres Scrence TILDEN VETERAN CENT Counselor Enqlrsh Testmq Soctal Studres and Scrence Dorothy Dlx Socral Studres Charles Q Drummond Mathematrcs Anna Kolartts Englrgh Nellxe OMara Paul Pahlman Albert Palka Wtllram Plxster Frreda Plaehn Wxlham Postl Kathenne Rexchert Walter Rummel Leslre Schaeffer Rose Sextz Ioseph Sessler Mabel Srmcox Arthur Stergely Frank Sterzer Allred Steuber Al xander Steven Char es Stofter Rudolph Stone Mabel Swanstrom Ruth Swenson Vxctor Tlmme Ioseph Turek lVlar1on Twrchell Antonrmne Ulmg Thomas Van Scoyoc Eleanor Verhoeven Paul Vogel Frederxclc Walters Frank Warga Earl Werner Roland West Ruth Wut Arthur Woerner Anna L Woessner Helen OKeete Maud Puder Pearl Smrth EGWGYG Trerney Mathematics Forge Shop Drawmg Pattern Shop Soczal Studres Physrcal Educatron Englrsh Scrence Shop Drreclor German Auto Electrrc Shop Mathematrcs Drawmg Drawmg Physics Machme Shop Pattern Shop Physrcs Music r Electrzc Shop Foundry Shop Economrcs Engltsh Wood Shop Englzsh Wood Shop Drawmg Physical Educatron Chemrstry Placement Mathematrcs Drawmg Mathematzcs Brology Mathemarrcs Enqlrsh Mathematrcs . h . t . n r ' ' ' I ,, - - ' . -. I Iulia Kritzer - - English Emil Stmkc - Machine Shop I ' ' ' ' . . A r . - - 4 4 ' -

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But soon above that din come other sounds They hear the march of tramping feet And a stern voice ringing out, Present Colors! - Retirel - lVlarchl Onetwo-three-four. One-two-three-four. And from afar comes music: Songs soft, sweet, and tuneful, Band music loud and impelling. And so it is that many things That boys are wont to do Attract them and they join the band Or sing in Glee with voices strong, Or sign to march in the ROTC, Or sit in Student Council and declare For things that make their school A pleasant place to be-a boys' world. 'A' A loud bell rings: the day begins. Division room doors are opened wide. Morning greetings are exchanged. Directions for the day are given. Our hearts are thrilled when we hear Assembly thirdf-fcome one and all! We wonder what it is to be And hope lor a laugh and some real fun. And a young man in skirt and girlish frills Who mounts the stage and reads so well, I'm in love with the lanitor's boy. This is a boys' world and we are carefree. 1 6 l