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

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une, I9 3 Dear Graduates: You have reached an important point on the ladder of your growth and develop- ment. It should not be o stopping point but only a place to hestitate for a look ahead, because education is a process that continues throughout lite. Whether or not one is able to go on with formal education, growth must continue. One of the important ob- iectives of the high school is to help young people recognize the necessity of continuing education and to provide them with the incentives, skills, and will to take increasing responsibility for their own continuing growth and development. We, your faculty friends, hope that we have developed each member of this graduating class toward this obiective. Sincerely yours, ZQWLMLK!

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GCLLA Mr. Kulielze, Science, Mr. Marasich, English. Miss Mullen, Music, Miss Bohman, Art. Miss Heintz, Mathematics, Mrs. Fitzgerald, English. Miss Fogarty, Social Studies, Mrs. Larllin, Physics, Miss Kritzer, English Mrs. Cassin, Public Speaking, Mrs. lrmiger, English, Miss Connolly Social Studies. Mr. Webb, Mr. Pachuclri, Mathematics. Miss Simcox, Mathematics, Mrs. Reichert, English, Miss Puder, Mothe matics. Mrs. Nolan, College Credits Clerk, Miss Mooney, School Registrar, Miss Doyle, Secretary to Assistant Principals. Mrs. Aldrich, Miss Duclcett, Mrs. Malloy, English. Mrs. Gold, Spanish, Mrs. Garas, Mathematics. Miss Keeler, Social Studies, Mrs. Kuffner, Mathematics, Mrs. Kolarits, English. Miss Woessner, Mrs. Yuhasz, Mathematics, Miss Johnson, English. Mr. Cable, German, Mr, Murray, Social Studies. Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Traxler, Miss Hanlon, Mrs. Pope, Librarians. Miss McCombridge, School Treasurer, Miss Tarr, Secretary to Princie pal. Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Fischer, English, Mr. Levin, Social Studies.