Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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K7 W L DEPARTMENT 't:fll'uf . Top Row: Laura Mencel, English, C pleted her sabbatical leave in Ianuary, 1945: Lolita Frank, Librarian, Library Club: Theresa Lynch. English. Travel Club: Viola G. Baas, English, Reading Co-ordinator, Behind-the-Mike Club. Second Row: William I. Dempsey, English, Department Chairman, Record Adviser, Fire Guard Sponsor: Ruth L. Murray, English. Charm Club: Mary G. Hennebry. English, Yearbook Literary Adviser, Hostess Club: Helen M. Fitzgerald, English, Chairman of Supervised Study :fi Halls, Yearbook Literary Adviser: Sydney K. Martin, English, Sponsor of Iunior A's, Charm Club. Bottom How: Marie H. Leshyn. English, Sponsor of Branch Honor Society, Branch Dramatics: Bernice B. Roberts, English, Club Co-ordinator, Drama Club: Cornelia Gouwens, English, Newspaper Sponsor, Yearbook Literary Sponsor, Press Club. Not Illustrated: Helen D. Best, English, Branch War Aid Club. Miss Mencel smiles her appreciation of the good study attitude in her super Vised study hall. Mrs. Baas and Miss Lynch are pleased at sight ot the recent library acquisitions tor stimulating leisure reading. The responsibility tor chock- ing these books as they arrive rests upon Miss Franks shoulders. Mr. Dempsey takes time out tor a coke at one of the schools social affairs. Mrs. Murray and Miss Hennebry decide on remedial reading material tor the freshmen. Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Martin are delighted with the material the current magazines artord tor their classes. The activity program of the Branch Honor Society is the subject of discussion between Mrs. Leshyn and the society's president. Mrs Rob erts calls for tryouts for the new play ot the drama classes. Miss Gouwens dis' cusses tront page layout with the editoreinfchiet of the Clarion.

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ommercca DEPARTMENT Mrs. Fulton, Miss Olson, and Miss O'Toole set up plans tor using the mirneoscope in classes. Mr. Keating politely secures a lunch tray for a student in the cafeteria. Mrs. Maloney, functioning in her role of Senior A Sponsor, makes a business contact for the Prom. Copies of the Clarion are delivered to Mrs. Parker, Whose committee distributes them throughout the school. Mr. Bils writes a receipt for ct yearbook subscription. Mr. Briel holds a post-mortem with students who are reluctant to leave an exciting class discussion. Mrs. Williams confers with one of the staff typists on the tabulation of identifications for the Lamplighter. The checkers enthusiast, Mrs. Gilkeson, is shown enjoy- ing her hobby. Susan K. Fulton x Stenography and Typing, Twist 'n' Twirl Club 0 ga Helen C. Olson Stenoqraphy and Typing, Art Needlework Club 8 6? Mary C. O'Toole Stenography and Typing, Correspondence Club Daniel I. Keating Accounting, Aeroplane Recognition Club Evangeline B. Maloney Business Training, Student Council Sponsor, Sponsor ot Senior Ks Esther H. Parker Sales. Publications Business Adviser, Advertising Club Frederick S. Bils Accounting, Record Adviser, Yearbook Sales Adviser, Chesterfield Club A. Iohn Briel Accounting, Radio Club Vera F. Williams Stenography and Typing, Yearbook Typing Adviser, Social Hour Club Helena Gilkeson Business Training, Branch Assembly Chairman, Hall Guard Sponsor. Checkers Club Mary I. McCarthy KNO! illustratedj Business 'Training On Military Leave Knot illustratedjz Michael Philbin United States Navy Adele Iuhnke Spars 16

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WafAernoLLlic5 ana! Jgome W6LAiIfLg .fdrfd DEPARTMENTS College aspirants get help from Miss Eckel, who uses her lunch periods tor coaching students to meet college entrance requirements in mathematics. Miss Carmody and Miss Brown try out recipes tor the popular cookies served at the Christmas Party ot the P.T,A. Miss Budinger, a new teacher, checks the attendance in one ot the largest study halls at Kelly. As ticket seller, Miss Redmond must compute accurate amusement tax returns tor the Collector ot lnternal Revenue. Mrs. lanes insures a good tit tor this girl's dress. Miss Schaack, Miss Woerner, and Miss Craven aim to make mathematics logical and crystal clear to their students, Miss Ruddy teaches girls to make new dresses and to remodel old ones. Mrs. Olson gives this girl individual instruction in the use ot the sewing machine. Top Row: Marion G. Eckel Chairman, Grade Adviser National Honor Society Spon sor: Margaret M. Carmody Foods. Service Girls' Club meticians' Club. Second row Marion Budinqer, Mathemat ics: Anne Redmond, Mathe matics, Ticket Office Man Mathematics Department Dorothy Brown, Foods, Cos ' Awe? aqer, Knitting Club: Dorothy S. Iones, Homemaking Arts Department Chairman, Knit- ting Club. Bottom Row: Marie Schaack, Mathematics, Kelly Honor Society Sponsor, Cor- respondence Club: M. Ruth Woerner, Mathematics, Cos- tume Iewelry Club: Frances Craven, Mathematics, Cos- tume Iewelry Club: Alice M. Ruddy, Clothing, Branch Costume Design Club: Grace W. Olson, Clothing, Home Nursing Club. On Military Leave KNQI illustratedj: Ada Brown. Waves. Clothing: Theodore Wallschlaeger, United States Army, Mathematics. Nw,