Blue Island Community High School - Chips Yearbook (Blue Island, IL)

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Characfer is higher tlmu i11fr'flf'r'1' . . . A great 50111 will be XfI'0lIg io live, as well as fo fhifzk. -Emerson .1 , I M5961 W fwm'vw ' ffm g RE e W With Our Acting Superintendent Yes, this is the lady of the school-one person who could acer t such 'p an enormous position and execute it these past few years with such success. All of us respect and like her immensley, and when any student has problems she is always there to lend il helping hand. Whlking through the halls, smiling and greeting everyone she is b l n sym o to us of everything right and orderly-of peace and happiness. Although she enjoys her school associations she will be glad when Mr. Richards returns to re- h. sume t is superintendency, and she, home once again. Pu vu Tflirl

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Page Twelve iNG UNDBK51 HND r. SXNCEY' Community High School Board of Education The board of education always striving forward had increased this year's curriculum with courses in speech, creative writing, dramatics, homemaking, boys' chorus, wood-- shop besides the continued pre-induction courses. A full time school nurse was obtained for this year and an automatic press for the print shop was obtained permitting the printing of the school paper, The Red and Wfhite, twice a month. A close coordination in all departments exists so that Community High well ranks as one of the outstanding Chicago Schools. -is Mr. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Henry L. Duff, Mr. Clifford L. Aulwarm Mr. Fred Hnhman, Dr. F. W. Tracy, Mrs. Richards, Mr. Franklin Klein, Louis Beidcnkopf

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OFFICE STAFF Miss Babcock Mrs. Berger Miss Muller ABLE THR1iE-SOME OFFICE STAFF Three-thirty and almost everyone is ready to leave the building, but did you ever take a peek at che office before going home? If you did, you'd see three people working busily at their desks. Doing most of the bookkeeping, Miss Babcock at the end of a day sees figures before her eyes, and we give Mrs. Berger plen ty of work when our report cards go out. She also takes care of our switchboard besides being a receptionist. Miss Muller who is Mrs. Richards secretary is always busy, for you know how busy Mrs. Richards is. We all appre- ciate this staff for their kind help and their advice whenever it's needed. FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD We're proud of these instructors cooperating with Mrs. Richards in drafting plans for bettering our school functions or improving our school activities. They also plan our school budgets, approve council members, and recommend honor students. To a happy year of successful memories we extend our thanks. Pirgr I-'ourlcen ' FACULTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mr. Frobish, Miss Keniston, Mr. Caauwe, Miss Wilhoit, Miss McQuistan, Miss Mc- enry, Mr. Price, Mr. ies, Miss Connelly. PROGRESSIVE THINKERS