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

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lfff lu Hgfvfz Hr. lwinu, vocational and student aid tlirectorg Mr. Price, lircsliman principal: Nlr. lfrohixh, junior principalg Mr. C.i.niwc. -opliiiinoru princiiulg Mr. Ames, senior principal. , Vocational lliret'tur and Class l'rint'ipals To whom did you go whenever you wanted some help? Right! Your class principal. Who was the one to guide you in the choice of your future? Right again! Your vocational director. Gathered here to talk over your problems, to help you, are these Hve gentlemen, worthy assistants in guiding your school career. Faculty Advisory lluard Did you ever stop to realize how much the Faculty Advisory Board does for you? This group, appointed by the Superintendent, works together to plan ways and means to raise our scholastic stand- ards. At the beginning of the school year they make out the budget for each club according to the amount of money that is on hand. They also work with the Student Council on salesroom and activity ticket sales. This group really deserves your thanks and appreciation. l5.'XCll,'l TY ADVISORY BOARD Miss Vllilhoit, Miss Conclly, Miss McQuistan, Mr. Ames, Mr. Price, fxlr, Laiuxxe. Mr. lirobish, Miss Keniston. Eigbl

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For When Those B, l. Men Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes There ll Be a Hot Time . . and . . . ctlvel victory stamps is once again resumed with gusto . . . Students quickly locate the library and learn its advantages . . . Girls' Club Board inaugurates plans for a successful year . . . Hungry students jam cafeteria lines, shocking observers . . . Oh, yes . . . and you . . . walk calmly, unconcernedly, through these halls. K . l 1 . . . They Fall in Line . In the Old Town Tonight .Srl UI

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You Hur HlIIlf'I'llIfPlIllPlIl lo .1 inan who returns to peace. lvegrnning his golw iinrnediately, L-lleetive-ly operating and running.: this school. xxho has at smile xxith a kind word . . . who can make you feel at ease . . . who discusses problems and attainments . . . To Mr. Richards . . . nothing more need be said . . except: Youre tops with US. llnartl nf f-idIIl'iIllUlI This is your board of educa- tion . . . Hve elected members who work ably, willingly. and untiringly for your benefit . . . To these gentlemen who have made your school the fine in- stitution it is, each student is deeply indebted. v-if HAROI ll I., RILHARIJS Siliuwiuultyiilulil lilue lslanil itilllllllllllly lliglr Stlmol l i i munbtr: Xlr. lr.1n ,-X, Holinan, member lwll lu multi: 'Xlr lin-ultl l, lil ell.ll' L ,ti xuperinlendt-ntg Xlr Itwlit- l. X11 rd lxlin XX lXlL'IH. ll turner: Dr. l'r.mk XY. 'l'r.uy. prusidc Nlr. lltrzrv l.. llutll. secretary: Nlf Cie-,rue Xl. IR-terson. rm-viwlwerz .N1r. l-r Xivzf