Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ea . . . VETERANS IN I-I YUUNG SEHUUL-AND YUUNG IN SPIRIT TUU! When our school celebrated her tenth birthday Septem- ber 17, 1943 there were fifteen charter faculty members on hand. Some of these teachers stayed on when Kelly Iunior High became Kelly High, and others came to join the faculty of the new school. We Hope This Merry Enmpany Will Celebrate Again When the Cake Has EU Candles! ik Our school celebrates her tenth anniversary this year. Many things have occurred since she became a senior high. Let's refresh our memories with a contrast of '33-'34 and '43-'44. Then We were struggling out of a great depression. As that struggle ended our present one was in embryo. It was on March 5, 1933 that Hitler overthrew the German Republic at the polls and in 1934 he became Chancellor of the Third Reich. A weary world must have its amusements. The movie is, of course, a popular diversion. 16

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l5TERchi1iq Timm in Masai LiiE's Situations if When the boys all over the country took the various tests upon entering the did not read well enough to do themselves Xxgvfrguriklin Borger Mary A. Gross.. Gladys Iacobson Mary McCarthy.. Iean Munson ...,. Ruth Murray ..,.. Mabel Stearns .. If if -Helen .....,. , Elmer Nelson ,... Mechanical Alice Ruddy ,,,,,,,,,, Iames Schmitt ..,,.. armed forces, the results showed that they read quickly but not carefully. They justice in classification. To counter- act this state of affairs, the develop- mental reading program has been introduced throughout the country, said Mrs. Baas, Reading Coordinator, at a conference of English and so- cial studies teachers. ADDITIONAL TEACHERS NY ,..,.,,,........ English X oy F. Davis ,,..... ..,.,., G eneral Science .........,.Latm ..A.,.,,.,,,.....,.Spcznish Business Training ,......,,Clothir1g ...,..,,..,.,......Eng1ish Drawing Helen O Keeie .......,... ........., B iology .,.....,.Cloth1ng ..,..,.,. R.O.T.C. .,,.,.,....Gym Standing . . . SYDNEY MARTIN ..,...... ........ E ngiish THOMAS HAHRINGTON ---,- ----,----e-e,,-- L Gfin HELEN FITZGERALD ....... ...,,... E ngifsh IESSIE LAADT ..................... ........ T ransferred OTTO LASKE ....,. .......,.. s punish Fofegfound - - - LUCILLE LLOYD ...,., ,,..,... H istory THERESA O'CONNOH --,---,- ,..----, H isfory At Table ANNA MAE BREME .....,, ,,....., H istory CORNELIA GOUWENS ..,,,, ......., E ngifsh WILLIAM DEMPSEY ----ss-ss---------esss----ss-'--ss English SARAH BURNS q-----,AgVYwV ---.,AVg H jstofy MILDRED MOORE ....,... Commercial Geography BERNICE ROBERTS ..,.... ......., E ngifsh RUTH VERDUN ...... ................,,...,.....,..., E ngifsh 115,

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if .t zsvf In 1934 Good Earth wagone of the out- standing pictures. lt Happened One Night received the Oscar that year. Ten years ago Clark Gable won the Oscar. Then the legitimate stage thrilled us with Anything Goes and shocked us with To- bacco Road. O Bing Crosby, who had just become the father of twin sons, made Easter Parade famous in '34. O Then radio hits were Walter Damrosch, Baron Munchausen, Clara, Lu and Em, Seth Parker, and yes, Amos 'n Andy. O 0 O O L This year Song of Bernadette won the academy award and The More the Merrier was a runner-up in the comedy line. This year Clark Gable is a Captain in the Air Corps. O Now the public is jamming the box office of Oklahoma. O F rank Sinatra, the proud papa of a new son, makes girls swoon with his rendition of 1 Love You. 9 Now we listen to lack Carson, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Fibber and Molly still, and in- numerable quiz programs, loan Davis launches a new role, the woman comedian. 0 In the summers of '33 and '34 Chicago played host to the world with A Century of Progress. Fortunately, hotels wanted guests and railroads wanted passengers. O O O In baseball the St. Louis Cardinals walked The victors of '34 were overpowered in '43 away with the laurels in '34 and the Detroit by the New York Yankees. Tigers were left vanquished. O 0 One afternoon in the summer of '34 the Stock Yards were ablaze. The first on-the-spot broadcast of such a disaster was sent out to the nation during the fire. O O O In 1934 people got into cars Q In 1944 the Diligenti quints in to go to Callander to see the If L J? Argentina were announced. No Dionne quintuplets. ,lx I ' visitors welcome! No transpor- tation anyway! if -nf if -k -A' if Then IQ Yes, We Have No Bananas Q1 N OW was a song. Huey Long was a figure in politics. The NRA brought the alphabet into gov- ernment. Byrd went to Little America. Iapan withdrew from the League of Nations. Trains and later most anything be- came streamlined. Dresses were long, hovering near an- kles. Hats were small and mushroom shaped. Then people were praying for work. QD It is the year of scarcity of tires, few jalopies, and signs reading, Cokes sold out, No gum today. It is the year of war-influenced language: fox- hole, gremlins, flak, commando, blitz, quisling, priorities. The ouija board has come back. it Now they pray for peace and I' J ' 127 E .fs I ' 1 'I X ,,t f ll f -17 safe return of loved ones. D