Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.Ai5i5fanf M'l:l'LCLy9d 5 Francis B. McKeag Gordon S. Hutton Mr. McKeag is the guide who advises us in choice of sequences and subjects and steers us surely and directly toward the goal of graduation. As the transgres- sor fears his frown, so the conscientious student basks in his smile. We thank him for his ready counsel. Mr. Hutton, assistant principal in charge of Gunsaulus Branch. greets a former Branch student who is now at the Main Building. Mr. McKeag supervises the bulletin boards, which announce the events of the week at Kelly. When we were very young, and entering a new phase of school life, we often needed a patient smile to cheer us. The many things we had to learn as freshmen came more easily because a friend was on hand to guide us. We thank Mr. Hutton for making the Gun- saulus year a bright memory.

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mg. .fgfink Vwewage fo fire giucfualfea As the yearbook for l945 goes to press I see added glories for the future of Kelly. I see additions to the building for the housing of shops that will serve the technical needs of the cornrnunity. I see the high school as a strong influence for World peace through its teaching and planning for World organization. And I see the Kelly servicemen returning from the theaters of War with records of extraordi- nary heroism and ingenuity to a neighbor- hood that has distinguished itself for its War effort. I get the feeling of security so necessary for successful living. MAY C. ALLEN, Principal 10

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Umm My Rose Doyle Registrar at Main Building Ruth Changelon Registrar at Gunsaulus Branch Eileen Halloran Cashier Priscilla Crossette Corresponding Secretary Bernice L. Matkunis Music. Orchestra. Favorite Melodies Club Mrs. Doyle and Miss Chanqelon exchange ideas on the interpretation of transcripts. Miss Halloran cheerfully writes checks in payment of Kelly's debts. Miss Crossette explains the procedure in marking trait slips to Miss Marlcunis, a new teacher this year. 12