Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Te Live ln Hearts We Leave Behind is et ie Uien ik From the teachers and students in Kelly and the other schools in which she taught come Words of tribute to Miss Malone, who died last summer. Our principal, Mrs. Allen, says: Her quiet, gentle, soft-spoken courtesy constituted her strength. Fearless in her unswerving loy- alty to ethical principles and firm in her determination to teach every student the utmost in Miss Ellen Malone subject matter and ideals, she can never be forgotten. Her influence still permeates our school. The Social Science Laboratory, which she instituted at Kelly High School, is a living, growing monument to her efficiency. It is my desire that this room be called the Ellen Malone Room. Mr. Walter Shea, principal of Ioseph Medill High School, under whom Miss Malone taught at the Edwards School, says: I have been privileged to observe her Wonderful patience and teaching skill in the classroom for many years. She was in my estimation the perfect 100170 teacher. All her associates, pupils, teachers, and principals will long remember her for her sterling qualities of kindness, sympathy, inspiration, and achievement. As a declaration of our appreciation of her untiring efforts to help every student, we, the Lamplighter staff, present to the school for the S ocial Science Laboratory a framed portrait of Miss Malone. 121:

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OFFICE CLERKS Eileen Halloran Virginia Petersen Priscilla Crossette ADMI ISTHATIU A5Sl5'l'!-XNT PHINEIPI-XLS Q To MR. MCKEAG. who has advised us wisely in matters of subject elections and programs, we owe much gratitude. In every part of our lives, at all times we will con- tinue to benefit and prosper from his endeav- ors to help us. ik The MAIN OFFICE is the scene of divi- sion ot labor and cooperation on the part ot Kelly's competent clerical staff. Miss Eileen Halloran, school treasurer, has charge of student funds and the recording oi school accounts. Miss Priscilla Crossette, corre- sponding secretary and attendance clerk, has the responsibility of getting out the bul- letin twice a week and taking care of the teachers' records. Miss Virginia Petersen, registrar, has charge ot incoming and out- going student records. O 0 O ik MR. HUTTON has administered the affairs of the Gunsaulus Branch ever since it became a Kelly unit in 1939. We of the Branch are deeply appreciative of his advice and guidance, and will always remember the good friend ot our freshman year.

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