Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Little Figures in Big Books Hfolazllzy U Zlllllledl HZ 200 In addition to the diusion teacher who is the students undisputed Number One Guide there is 1 wast held of guid o ance at the service of exery Kelly boy or girl ul Realizing the effect of regular attendance on interest md scholarship, the administration of the school maintains an attendance otlace, which his a fulltime counsellor Miss Lynskey, and several faculty md student assrstlnts every period of the day. Better get up in Mme for the eulzei can hgures, of the same. 22 This department, housed in 700 hi a record of ex ry absence and tardiness ind of ewery note from home The office operates, not on the premise th rt eweiy rhsence is x truancy, but rather on the assumption that exeiy rhsence must be accounted for, in order thit the student may get the maximum good while he is enrolled rt Ixelly The success of the ohyectixe is evident in the lox rl coop eration achieved and in the improvement in attendrnee r H 'Blz1e, yellow, and omzzge Jllpr not tlaofe, leave Another phase of the vnorle in 700 is dealing with intrlc tions against rules which haxe been set up for the good of all. The penalty slips handed rcross the desk are definitely not welcome and most students do not come hack for more

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Marin H. jullnstnn Curly Gym Dcparrn1cnt Khairman, G. A. A. Chairman, Latter Award fummittcc l,ll.lIl'l'THH'l, Smlal Dancing f.lub Da Xl, Kastlund Q Cnrlx Gym, Cr. A. A., Sonia! Dancing Club Rmclla Kcplmart Curly' Gym. fflmccr Lcanlcrs' Spunwr Be Thinking Americansf' Mary Murphy Lunchruum Managur Nut Puturcal GQ-urge Cullman Englnccr Vmlml ran S a m ucl Fralimk Buys' Gym. Sonar and Basketball foallm, Baseball. Tumbling and Bux- ing Club james Ohan Fmvtball C-mdm, Iafc Saving Club Robert Hermann XYHI Buys' Gym Dupartmcnr Chairman, Safety Cuhnrllinatnr, Board of Chn- tml Rcprcmcntativc-, Tumbling and Boxing Club iam E. Everwn Buys' Uyrn, XVrc'Qtling Club

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gli ance - Confinue You Head more .ltif6'l1Lit', 161111910 Rich class has its grade adviser, who has .ill records of students in his group. He catches up with wrong trends in sequences. keeps count on points earned in scholarship and school services, and is ut the service of students und division teachers in his Clhlflllt. AJz'i.ru',t rnufriblzfe 10 fzzzzrfjoaz- ing of pltnrwzzezzt bll7'L'dfl Ol'din.irily devoted to the work of counselling students in the matter of vocations .md yohs, the placement of- fice. since the end of the war, has he-cn occupied with the placing of re- turning veterxtns in appropriate edu- cational institutions. XX'ell informed on stunding and curricula of all col- leges. this department sees to it that the vetemn chooses the school hest suited to his needs. I'v1 IKIOADZKQ for a goad Iefla college The placement ofhce has aided more than three hundred G. Ifs dur- ing the current school year. The rush of business of this nature is likely to continue through several semesters. Evidence, however, that the in-stu- dents of Kelly still receive their share of attention is the fact that of the recent january class of 103, 97 of the graduates knew where they were to report the following Monday morn- ing . . . and so did Mr. Maier. T ell 0ur Past and Presolat 23