Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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, WWW J,,Jftj1f1q'7f.lfQ4f if V ,JZ KN Wi QM l N ,WM JJ 1 1 ,f U J J W., C A Cpu r n filncf The days were many, the hours were more, which have molded themselves into one year-this year. With this passing year, our captain, our principal, Mrs. May C. Allen, carried with us the cares and joys. She led us onward, onward into the fields of the year. Howe'er the days were to be, cloudy or bright, glorious or subdued, she produced the inspiration which either kept up our morale or gave greater glory to success. We knew endurance and saw it in her every word. We pursued victory, which was encouraged by her persevering smile. We admitted defeat, but with her, gloried in successful campaigns. Yes, the year that has passed will be put aside and called history, but we have the satisfaction ot knowing that we had an encouraging captain, who will till other hearts with the inspiration she has poured into ours. -3, M 7 I 7 gl

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QL. JJQWJUI C JJWJ Highlighting Chicorgo school history of 1947 was the coming of cz new superintendent, Doctor Herold C. Hunt. In the short time Dr. Hunt has been in Chicago he has made good his welcome. Kelly High School looks forward with confidence to the future of the City's schools. Doctor Hunt, Kelly High salutes you! 6

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