Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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O 1A AND 1B SESSION TEACHERS BACK ROW: Mr. Alexander, Mr. Thatcher, Miss Berlernan, Mr. Knehans, Mr. Casey, Miss Cazier, Mr. Iohnson, Mr. Metz. FRONT ROVV: Mrs. Keepers, Miss Rowe, Miss Tobin, Miss Pearson, Miss Cheadle, Mrs, Spencer, Miss Stellar, Miss Drolsom, Miss Wolf. Teachers who joined the faculty this year are Mr. Marshall, Mr. Schuessler, Mr. Her- deg, and Mr. Alexander. Mr. Alexander took the place of Mr. Teuscher, who went to a north side school. During Christmas vacation Miss Frances Whelan became Mrs. Law. This completes the tale of new names to be learned for the year. Under the direction of Miss Katherine Coyle, the Westcott branch has increased in enrollment until it has six hundred eighty pupils and a faculty of nineteen teachers. All of the first and second year high school sub- jects are taught. Miss Callis, Miss Todd, Miss Sattler, and Mr. Gronert teach the languages. The math- ematics classes are taught by Miss Mills and Mr. McCracken. Mr. Merwick and Mr. Dun- ford have the shop Work, and Mrs. Barlow has the food and clothing classes. Mrs. Reilly has charge of the art, Miss Swing, the music, and Mr. Busch, the boys' gymnasium classes. The girls' gymnasium classes are taught by Miss O'Leary, who comes from the main building for two days each week. Mr. Thatcher and Captain Morris also come from the main building to teach orchestra and band. BACK ROW: Miss Todd, Mr. Merwick, Mr. Busch, Mr. Dunford, Miss Roach, Mr. Gronert, Mr. lohnson, Mr. McCracken, Mrs. Reilly. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Barlow, Miss Lambe, Miss Sattler, Miss Swing, Miss Callis, Miss Morrison, Miss Mills, Miss Conerty. WESTCOTT O FACULTY f18l

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3A 0 AND 3B SESSION TEACHERS BACK ROW: Mr. Deegan, Mr. Worst, Mr, Bechtolt, Mr. La Pointe, Mr. Ault, Mr. Booth. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Francis, Miss Austin, Miss Kelly, Miss Green, Mrs. Law, Miss O'Donohue. Mrs. Bailey, Miss Ashland, and Miss Flood Know Mrs. Snyderl have been on sab- batical leave the entire year. Mrs. Bailey has been studying at the University of Arizona, Miss Ashland has been taking a marvelous trip -around the World, and Mrs. Snyder is studying at Lawrence College. Miss Tobin returned in the tall atter a summer and one semester spent in travel. Miss Pearson re- turned in February from a Mediterranean cruise. Miss Parmelee spent the second se- mester in Arizona. Mrs. Donovan took leave during the second semester in order to study and to Write a book. We were glad to Welcome back to Calu- met Mrs 1Marq Spanish epart lackman Spencer, ot the Mr. Earl Dougherty, formerly dean ot boys and later senior counsellor, returned to Calu- met in February after a year's leave of ab- sence spent in study and travel. Shortly atter his return he was appointed principal of the Hendricks and Hartiqan schools. His Work as counsellor was taken over by Miss Claire O'Beilly. At the same time Mrs. Bernice Cfreqer, sophomore counsellor and instructor in mathematics, was appointed principal of the Cooper and Whittier schools. Mr. Bartky is an alumnus of the Cooper school. Mrs. Grea- er's Work as counsellor was assumed by Miss Mary Leist. nn,-v -.-.A-.Y ... ,-. . .. f. . 1 .. v-. X .. f- H, ., W. ., if- A 11. 0 2A AND 2B SESSION TEACHERS l7 ,.... t 3 Z J

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f 4 af Miki' Major La Pointe Mrs. Davidqe in Cordoba Miss Waska in Mexico Mr. O'Brien at Siinson Air Port Gardenias lc a dozen Floating Gardens in Florida Mrs. Law en route Miss Tobin Miss O'Donohue and io ihe U. S. on the Briiannica The Lion of Lucerne Spori in Colorado Mrs. Donovan en route Mrs. Davidqe Miss Pearson at Raqusa io the U. S. on the Lafayette Borda Gardens on the wall of the ciiy U91