Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MI' ar G2-orhnafor Mary Rose Prendergast, War Co-ordinator Geography, Student Council Second Semester Aren't you freezing, Mrs. Prendergast? No, 1et's get going. Back your wagon up to the truck for unloading. One of the reasons for being sure of winning the war is Mrs. Prendergast. In Room 113 she maps her strategy and sells bonds. But comes the day of a scrap drive or paper drive, and she's in the middle of the busiest spot on the Campus. No Wind nor sun nor hostile temperature can keep her away from the home front. And that goes for her boards of directors too. In all the iubilation of V-E Day, students are mindful with her that a big task still lies ahead. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us. eww ,AAQQC 'A' Y Vw g. 1 Nu ,49Xt???Wf2 WW, -1 A sf Y tgkw !74!JV ! , X X tw F .A-,I QNX 'ET A if .rg t W 5 tit ft his ill f M Q t f W e ar l fi+,..,,: 'Q 5?'5?ieg5.f1 e.. - - ,.e i Abraham Lincoln. ' - 7 l 13 X 4-' ,-.L Ze.. y gamma' .. VU. I CZ K

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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

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gfaicfance Elizabeth P. Lynskey Attendance Counselor, Hall Guard Spon- sor Katherine S. Linden Adjustment Teacher Edith Bunting General Science, Attendance Assistant. Correspondence Club Helen L. Smith English, Attendance Assistant Vincent P. Maier Placement Counselor, Army and Navy Club Miss Lynskey of the Science Department has taken over the new position of Attendance Counselor, Through conferences with students and parents, she investigates all absences. Attendance has improved more than twenty per cent since September. She interviews all drop-outs and after consultation with her, several have seen the wisdom of staying in school. Miss Linden looks over the results of the testinq proqram in view of necessary adjustment oi students. In the Attendance Office, Miss Smith and Mrs. Buntinq are checking excuses for absences with the daily absence sheet. Mr. Maier reads many urqent appeals from industry tor students to work after school hours. l4