Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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LJM anuaf :Dexterity tt' , Il 1- . IL!- ! bf, . J ,f f. . ' ff I X 4 X X N f' M r 4 Wm S 1 gh M s-me Into each life some math should fall. Whether it's to solve an elementary budgeting problem for the non-college student. or to master the technique of the slide rule as explained to Ann Sojka by Robert Matthews, mathematics is necessary equipment for successful living. This construction job calls for practical application of principles learned in woodshop. Henry Bartlaga is so deeply engrossed in his work that not even the camera man clrouses him. 21

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WWW? r N Q ,gf stat' yr' ,willing ,zmffzzwz 1420 Rumors are flying to the etiect that girls shy away irom chemistry. This picture would seem to disprove that disparaging remark. Tony Mazzuca, Ann Iackowiak, Dorothy Steinke, Sylvia English, Robert Kranson, Irene Boyle, and Irene Damaska are engaged in the chemistry lab conducting an experiment in the distilling of water. Who would, have the courage to question the under- slandinq of these- five qirls! 23 1 -92