Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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TEN U LA C A mz ual Number The Faculty Page Four A V YH

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Annual Number TEJI U LA C' FOREWORD . FACULTY . A LETTER FRO. Table of Comfenis THE PRINCIPAL . M STAFF PICTURE . . . SENIORS . . . VOCATIONAL CL J UNIORS . ASS . SOPHOMORES . FRESH MEN . ORGANIZATIONS FICTION . Page 2 4-5 6-7 8 9-21 22-25 26-27 28-29 30-32 33-55 56-58 Page Three

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Annual Number TEMULA Cf By One of the Faculty As the graduation season and vacation approach, the feeling comes over us that this has been the most successful year of all, that this graduating class is the best we have ever turned out, and that our next graduation cannot fail to find us, if not actually occupying a new and palatial school building, at least with our feet on the threshold. That we have had the same thought for many years in the past does not dampen our enthusiasm. We have forgotten past disappointments in the rosy aspect of the present. We appreciate the good work our seniors who are leaving us have done, and in the fullness of happiness at the successful culmination of their High School year we forget the mischievous pranks in which they sometimes indulged and which they no doubt fear we still harbor against them. The Faculty has S'l1H9l'9d few changes this Semester. I should not have used that unfortunate word suffered We are the gainers, in that we have taken into our Mathematics Department a colleague of great ability and force of character, Mrs. Gregor, though Mrs. Hibler is still kept at home by the illness of her mother, Miss Hickey is managing to keep our girls up to date, sartorially speaking. The fact of the matter is, that we of the Faculty are having some difficulty keeping from resembling Old Cranford, since none of us has either courage or convictions to follow up the Straight bobs, Tut dresses, Staycomb locks and the galaxy of style changes that swim before our eyes as we attend our classes. Is it to be longer skirts? Watch our girls. No need to consult the fashion guide. They are it. Miss Allen has taken the place of Mrs. Aiken, our previous matron. Though we are not perhaps in the race so far as styles of hair dress are con- cerned, let me mention one way in which we are distinctive. Each of us is confident he knows which is the best car on the market. Just step out in the backyard almost any day and We will demonstrate. You will find that all your modest Principal Wants is the Moon, while Wm. Seabrook can convince you fas his coat tails Hy past youj that Lizzie sure has pep. That our Faculty is a hard-working one, never question, but that Work increases the weight is an undisputed fact. Ask' me of our new members about that. And for the sakie of one of the older members use your influence to have the aisles in room 27 widene . One other suggestion is the adoption of a Faculty police dog to pick up lost keys, to hunt a frequently mislaid gold Elgin watch, to scent out ice cream sandwiches surreptitiously moving up to the third floor and to Wag his tail furiously when we crack some of our too-often musty jokes. That we are happy under the leadership of Mr. Beebe, that we enjoy our asso- ciation with each other individually and as a whole, and that we are heartily anxious that Calumet be the best High School, not in the city, but in the whole world, and that We shall continue to make our every effort to bring this end about is a brief state- ment of the status quo of the Calumet High School Faculty. Page Five