Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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EDMUND B. DALY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL A . , M. - W A I - ,rf in . ray Whose smiling, congenial lace greets every Calite entering room l26'? lt's none other than Mr. Daly, assistant principal at Calumet. Since the departure of Mr. Egbert Hunter, Who is now a lieutenant colonel in the educa- tional service of the army, Mr. Daly has assumed the many responsibilities and duties ot this important position. Besides these numerous activities, Mr. Daly is kept busy listening patiently to the never-ending troubles of Calumet stu- dents. He is best known for his sincere interest in every problem however minor it may be. Even the innocent trosh comes to seek the aid and advice of this very human faculty member. l