Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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N HCM JESSE AWIJERSUN IIISIIIITHIDII for I .lnlly Uooll Frllms LOREN ASIWII, Ellis-ivln-s pluf! YIUIA H.-MKS Slums up tha' part lure' Villlgl porlralv. Rlllll NRI! IEKRHY We- Illhh lnm. but In un Il XI IIICI ,EN lil-1S'l' XX 1' IIINI Fillll In-ln ll I L lwr lvawlllllg ll. I4'Rl'IllERl4IK lilli 'XII alffulmln' QZPIIIIUIIIIII I KfKNlxl.IN ISUHKLICR uf:l'l'ill0 ix pe-rhup lln nx se worthy of llinl. .YYNA MAN IHHCNHC Mutlwr lo llr ull. l'1I!l'l'll lil N'l'lN1Q Nlllilllilillw lln' li: lulu u mu wf'1'xi1'f'. SNRAH IH RNS We' KA'l'll:UiIWH ll, Kl.l,UN A plmlfillg uir nf Maplin In :hon FVIARG,-KRl'I'l' 11.-XHNIUIH Hans zu nwrry lll'2lI'l. xx DUROTIH KIR.-NNE llnnmlvtv se-lf-vullllul hflp g. ol llvrs. IIAZICI, llAl,l,'UIll fvg Vforkw for ilu' I'l1j0YllllIll of ullnl RUN IIAYIS Many il grvul diwouu In lvun ilu ll ull of f'xpf-rinwnl. ICXUK EASTl,l NI! Pl'1ll'lll'l'r ll4'l' nun ta MARION ECKFII. Oh. lnm -luv lmv- nun ,IOSl'Il'llINI'I IVHICIIICIH Ile-1'fll11'vrllx lx ai dup 1 Inn xr I2 ' rv lirflllil In Vlilllll Inu I 0 mu

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C. We salute- our principal, Mrs. Allen. WN- are grateful for hcr interest in our scholarship and school activities. We are appreciative of the fact that it is only through her kindly interest and efforts in our In-half lhnt wc nl Kelly arc enjoying many of the things that make school life pleasant. This Lamp- light--r is ...ny .....- i.-sn..-.-.-. our Imp.-S for an nm-ull in this y.-ar of shortages mm- mm-fializ.-a only through her foresight. Many time-s in our school can-er Mrs. Alle-n's counsel has helped us immeasurahly, and we know tllnt we shall conllnnc lo profil hy lu-r words of advice wisely spoken. ll is n trlhnle to Mrs. Allen that we fccl we shall always be indebted to her for making our years nt Km-lly n genuine course in Ann-ricnn citizenship. INNING THE WAR AND INFLUENCING THE PEACE conduct and high standards and to engender an ahiding faith in puhlic education. The demo- cratic ideals of' freedom. justice. and right are still thc hope of luuuauity hut ideals cannot flourish without education. Both the Army and Navy have advised students to remain in school until actually called to duty and have allowed them to continue their education in the armed forces. ltivcry puhlic spirited orator who speaks to young pcople today advises them that true patriotism for them is Remain in school-W get all thc education you can now. And every for- mer Kcllyan who writes from Mover there gives similar advice. Our role in determining the peace lies hefore us. lt is the role of making the voice of educa- tion heard through understanding of what the schools are doing and hy supporting education generously. It is the role of practising what the schools have taught, namely, to assume an active part in puhlie life hy holding office and voting intelligently, to exhihit tolerance among racial groups, to welcome the service men hack to a respected position in the community, to con- tinue the ration program willingly until suffi- cient supplies are availahle to all, to understand the fallacies of the Misms and stand firm against thinly veiled suhversive groups. Our citizenship in a world democracy implies the responsihility of influencing a fair settlement of world aflairs and maintaining a lasting world peace. PRINCIPAL

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.4- GLUE? . . . Top Ron' HELEN l lTZllEl'!-Kl.ll A sunny smilr' ix 0 rl h working lor. SAMUEL l RM,l11K Mallws you mlm lo um SISAN I l'l,'I'0N Pmvplv slrivv In gain zu quzllily shv has lllJlsl0'I'f'1l so-lf HSP-lll'lllll'0' XX'll,l,lAM l l'I.'l'0N Svrnnrl Run' THOMAS HARRINGTON Tha' illipmwllmln' dr:-ssvr. Al.BER'l' IIERM AN Thr- symlml of what tha' lmys ulhlf-lic Il1'pill'llIlPlll aims fur. ROHERT' HERMANN lll'l'1lllSk' of his llilllvlllg inslrur- lions. lll1'I'l' ssvre' no l':lsllilllll'S all lln- prom. PAUL HEYSE The fvw hoys at the hranrh hav? an ally in him. Third Ron' FR ANCES KENNEY The Cn-Cf-Mr-r. tfAllWAl,ADER JONES Always lxnsy all his on 13 X llnsim- Tlwre-'s sunshine- lwhinfl those- storm vlnnrls. NLEX GOL! Mild in mnmwr. hc' is still il lllM'lplll1ilI'lilll. CIORNELIA GUVWENS l,ovrr of all lhaut is llf'1llllj'. MARY IIENNEBRY A rvzil English tvzivllm' of English. Fourth Ron' K 1 DANlEI, ff if llis as 1 s ll1W'1l YhlKlll7 f' ' ' , , n0R6'1'm' .11 NI-IS llnumls :llm in l'YlllTPl'ill1l spirits. MARIE LESHYN Cond morning. l,il'q-.