Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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enior Gmmiflfew Mrs. Bunting, Sponsor Division of labor is in full operation here. The Organization Committee, made up of the presidents of each division, holds the class election, counts the ballots, and then assists the people's choice. lt is the work of the Secretarial Committee, comprised of division secretaries, to attend to the ordering and measuring of graduation caps and gowns, and to the distribution of Clarions and Lamplighters. The Social Committee makes sure that all the teas and dances given by the 4A's are successful, all the Way from invitations to dishwashing. The Gift Com- ' mittee, consisting of division trea- surers, has charge of choosing and buying the class gift to the school and of making out the class budget. To date they are still ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE: Top Row: L. Kroll, R. Zepeda, W. Fiala, G. Bukowicke. Second Row: O. Dowqun. E. Bzyk, H. Klauzek, D. Glebauskus. SECRETARIAI. COMMITTEE: L. Dawson, R. Clark, R. Stefcmski. A. Chro- bcxk, D. Wojnicki, I. Lucas. B. Eggermun. .7 TI, socnu. coMMrr'rz1: Top Row: G. Lech, W. Suchor, C. Gardner. P. Buhie. Second Row: Olqcx Hyniuk, M. Gun- house. C. Baqdonas, E. Chiz. I. BrzuskieWiCZ. H. Kordcxs, B. Drahos. Foreqround: L. Kcxucich, M. Pcxldo, D. Lasky, I. Goyer, B. Mangan. 24

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Cfau ofjune 1945 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT EUGENE BUKOWICKE, at top. VICE PRESIDENT RAYMOND BRAGIEL, at left. TREASURER EDWARD BETTKE, at right. SECRETARY DOLORES GLEBAUSKAS, at bottom. VIN The senior A class scores three firsts in its record: it was the first to organize in its 3B semester, the f 1 t' n f' t t hold a junior prom in the evening, and the first to plana senior prom under cur ew regu a 10 s. irs o The girls well remember the dancing lesson vogue of freshman days at the Branch-the 300 stepping girls and the 8 boy-partners. During IB semester came the attack on Pearl Har or an a a class in mechanical drawing. The shops made airplane models for flying schools. In short, war ives. War invaded the gym, making us IA conscious. War colored our good times and bow day dances gave way to bomber balls.. We sipped fewer cokes but licked more stamps. Our ambitious project of financing a liaison plane was completed by a nose. raduation nears, we see a new reason why it has been good to be in b d ll the world was changed. Girls joined entered our classrooms, giving courses new object As V-E Day passes, and g school and get ready for our peacetime life. Z3

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in a huddle regarding their choice ot a gift. The Prom Committee takes care of ali arrangements for the event that comes once in a lifetime. The Graduation Committee, made up ot the divis- ion vice presidents, arranges all details of the night ot nights - graduation. 5' mv GIFT COMMITTEE: Top Row: I. Burke, L. Heilmcmn, H. Giergie- lewicz, M. Chervitch, L, Hillger, Second Row: N. Bilandic, R. Murphy. PH OM COMMITTEE: Top Row: L. Cudsik, W. Bogdanske, R. Mur phy, D. Glebauskas, G. Bukowicke, S. Kacz marek, R. Zepeda, T. Zalewski. Second Row S. Tross, E. Moore, I, Gudjonis, L. Kczmmer E. Strenk, L. Warnis, E. Wilcer, S. Lazowska. Foreqroundf I. Burke, D. Clancy, L. Reddel, M. Kunka, V. Kozlowski. U GRADUATION COMMITTEE: Top Row: R. Bronski, E. Sire-nk, T. Zulewski, 5. Kaczmarek. Front: D. Gomzar, A. Zukas. L. Warnis. T