Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Meet Mister Daly, Cal's own and newly-appointed assistant principal. CAre We glad it's now oiticialll His smiling iace has its serious side, too, when he is counciling seniors. You see, he makes it his personal business to see that each and every senior graduates. l-le has his tinger in other pies, too, such as aiding Mr. Worst, which in itselt is a big job, and the charge ot social functions, plus the registration ottice. But with all this, he loves his job. You see, Cal has grown on him, even as it has on you and me. EDMUND B DALY txsgfr gigffaiq Q? fi

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MR C PRINCIPAL I believe the way you answer this question, today and in the days to come, will determine what you are doing for the betterment of your fellow men. We cannot all play important parts in the world, but we all have a part, big or small, and that part we must play to the best of our ability. We hope you will feel, as the years go by, that the training and inspiration you received during your four years at Calumet have helped you adapt yourself to your new responsi- bilities. Take those responsibilities, handle them in the very best way you can, and then we shall know that our 'graduates are doing their part to build a better world. ,7 .- fn ff 2 I . ,X if ff A I!! gr. 4 ff'ff

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Pr 1 3' i:'VQyi1. L-f f' S HJ Standing: Miss Stenhouse, Mrs. Delehcmt, Mrs. McGinnis, Miss Duffy Sitting: Miss Scrttler, Mrs. Hultenschmidt, Miss Stellar ENGLISH Standing: Mrs. Hagstrom, Miss Drolsom, Mr. Ault. Mrs. Cebcrtis Sitting: Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Burton. Miss Todd 2 'f:E'6i: 3 as .fx