Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Science and Industry. Ct6!lfLCl,iQ5 of 74 9: sincere best wishes lor health and happiness. May you ao the will to succeed which you have shown here at Calumet, in the determination with which you campaianed tor this yearbook lly trust that in the years to come you will look back on your days at not as a culmination of your education, but merely the beainnina search lor a way ot life which, il pursued with couraae and endurina may contribute its part to the creation ot a world in which peace and concord shall torever prevail l do hope that while here you have acquired ideals and a sense ol values so that you will not become blinded by the superficial aspects ot lite but rather that you may tind a balance between inaterial comforts and spiritual enliahtenment Behind us lies a century of inventive proaress and prosperity, The material wealth which lollowed the discovery ol aold, the invention ol the steam enaine, and the development ol powerful industrial oraanizations has bettered our standard ot livina, in creased our ace expectancy, and made our world a more enjoyable place in which to live. We have at our command a areat amount ol tactual knowledae and tech- nical knowfhow. But, insistently, an uneasy question presents itself to our mind-Y ls this enouah? Unauided, will it not endanaer the very existence of civilization? We leel it is imperative that education channel intellectual endeavor, encouraae the enjoyment ot the arts and sciences, cultivate ideals at character, and tester tolerance and understandina. Some ot this we have tried to pass on to you durina your stay at Calu met, the rest we hope you will learn as you arow and mature, continuina your education throuahout the entire span ot your lite. iglzfakff' Mr. Worst congratulates Dick Sutz on winning award from Museum f

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Q7 I . E Z51fl1ffCllfIl fl ll'1Cl Da Mr, Ediniind li Daly, assistant principal, is ln liitih school as well as at l.oyola Univcii my ujmgy fy ,iymf trooublgj 5210931 yy-y ,.lAm3L, Cf nity, lfli Diil-x was or both the lwciskethall and reaistration, overseeina social functions at Cal, and advisina students when their frequent prohlerris arise. How many students who have been invited to his office to confer with him about their misdemeanors have auaked as they crossed his threshold and found his genial smile had disappeared. But they always found unf- derstandina. And it is Mr. Dalys firm belief that Calumet students are the greatest in Chicaaof ffzotlaall teaiiis. lndeed liis interest in sports ol all kinds was so areat that he liad little time for extra curricular activities. At this time he wanted to he an enwineer, and didnt even con sider hecomina a teacher, However he has tauaht many years, servina on the faculties of Holden, Philips, Hirsch and Westcott Branch before comma to Calumet. He is now takina some araduate work at Northwestern University and awaitina assian- ment as a principal in the Chicaao schools.