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

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Miss Bohman and Miss Swenson. Incjiish Seated: Miss Kuehne. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Miss Gallager. Miss Nolan. Miss Verhoeven. Standing: Mrs. Kent, Miss Uling. Miss Johnson. Mrs. Malloy. Miss Kritzer, Miss Duckett. Here's to the faculty, the counselors, the friends, the companions of our days at Tilden! When we entered Tilden we considered the faculty as teachers who were paid to do a job, but as the semesters went by we became aware that they are the best friends and consultants we could have had during our four years here. We have learned to appreciate the big things . . . help in programming . . . industrial tours . . . special trips and events . . . aid in obtaining work. The little things, too, will long be remembered . . . students' birthdays . . . get well cards . . . attendance at athletic games—what a boost to morale—faculty members taking part in pep assemblies with all the enthusiasm of any student. ft.rRED ERICKS 18

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In later years as we look over the Craftsman or meet old friends, we shall reminisce about teachers, classmates, events, serious and humorous . . . experi- ences at Tilden. We shall remember the difficulties which faced us, especially when we were freshmen and the help the faculty gave us throughout our school life. We shall look upon our years at Tilden as four of our best years . . . always to be remembered with pleasure and gratitude. X cinc ucic e Mrs. Friedman and Mr. Coble. e. Science First How: Miss Borland, Mrs. Flynn, Miss Beddow, Mr. Rudner. Mr. Weiner. Dr. Humiston. Second Row: Mr. Mohler. Mr. Gamertsfelder, Mr. Stannard, Mr. Kunka, Mr. Rummel, Mr. Walters, Mr. Kulieke, Mr. Hotchkin. 19