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Mr. Post, Veterans' Counselor, directs a group in preparation for final tests. Miss Dix instructs students in social studies. Mr. Goodrich, teacher of mathematics and science conducts a lesson in qeom- etry. Vet etc reins 9 Approximately eighteen hundred ex-servicemen have taken advan- tage of the veterans' program at Tilden. For many of them it has meant fulfillment of an ambition to attend college; for others, it has meant undreamed of opportunities in business and industry; for all, it has been an enriching experience. The program has made it possible for students who left school during World War 2 to join the Armed Forces, to complete their interrupted education. Here, each student pro- gresses at his own rate, receiving credit for a course by passing a test administered by the Veterans' Test- ing Service of the Chicago City Junior Colleges. Mrs. Aldrich and students of English discuss trends in literature. 14
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Row 1: Mines. Boussios, Coe. Ma tulis, Stych. Streibich. Ladewski. Enriqht, Johnson. Row 2: Mmes. Harris. Molis. Ado- mayti8. Smith. Majosky. Danos. Morris. Row 3: Mmes. Jackson. Hill. Tazic. McKenna. Tuomey. Filer. Bell, Berman. Schill. Stiber. Lamb. Wagner. Dickson. Marsh. Row 1: Mmes. Hair. Ward. Myors, Miles. Barnes, Underwood. Pow 2: Mmes. Graves, Herron. Ross. DiMuro. Neveau. Grady, Slovey. Mroz. Row 3: Mmes. Weller, Kline. Beard. Nielson. Gawell, Haky, Josephatis. Lindviborg. Witten- spoon. Kasper, Thompson, Eaves. Johnson. OFFICERS P.D.Jl. Row 1: Mrs. Alex Masulis. Vice President. Mrs. H. J. Streibich. Cor. Secretary; Mrs. Edward Ladewski. Treas.; Mrs. H. Johnson. Rec. Secretary. Row 2: Miss June Heintz. 3rd Vice President; Mrs. Lester Kline. Historian; Mrs. Ralph Coe. 1st Vice President; Mrs. Arthur Enriqht. President. The theme of the P.T.A. for the year 1951-52 was Together We Learn. In conjunction with this program, parents and teachers have met and discussed many phases of education. In October, the parents and teachers met and welcomed the freshman mothers. A tour of the shops and laboratories was conducted in No- vember. Miss Margaret Mullen contributed to the Christmas program by presenting a series of numbers by the senior chorus. The following months brought lectures and filmfe, which proved interesting to everyone. This June, next year's officers were nominated and the annual report given. 13
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THE DIRECTION IN WHICH EDUCATION STARTS A MAN WILL DETERMINE HIS FUTURE LIFE. —Plato. 15
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