Calumet High School - Temulac Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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wolf id Cafumef. Calumet High School is much more than a building of brick, and stone, and glass. It is more than the excellent faculty. It is the fine boys and girls who attend it, those Who are graduating, those who have graduated in the past, and all those who have been a part of it and still carry it in their hearts. lts fundamental purpose is to make men and Women who will be useful in the society in which they live. Calumet is proud ot the men and Women it has developed, and of the Work they have done. lt will continue to be proud as class after class leaves these pleasant halls. May you, too, contribute your share toward making this World a better place in which to live! XVGWZIQ Principal. Calumet High School Once you enter Calumet, you can never be completely separated from it. Whatever you do, or fail to do, will be reflected in the reputation oi this school and this community. Assistant Principal E na m gr

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was the attendance oitice un- der the direction ot Mr. Lewis Huber. Dr. Benjamin C. Willis completed his undergraduate Work at Iohn Hopkins University' and received his Ed.D. at Columbia. I-le has been a high school teacher, an elementary and high school principal, and super- intendent of schools both in Buffalo and New York city. He succeeds Herold C. Hunt as general superin- tendent oi Chicago schools. ere iuen any .jvle ,ning an Dr. Iames H. Smith was an ele- mentary school principal and the principal of Lane Technical and Fenger High Schools before he be- came superintendent of district five. I-le received a B.S. in engineering, an MA. from the University of Chi- cago, an Ed.D. from Loyola, and an S.C.D. from Bradley University. One oi these helping hands UZ