Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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A ag 5 ,mn Mrs. Allen, our principal, our leader,-our friend,-has helped countless students over lifes hurdles, during her ten years of service at Kelly. The sweet sixteen period in every boy and girl's life is a decisive period and a trying one, but the kindly understanding and wise counsel of our leader and friend have helped to make our high school life full and profitable. Her ideals spur students to greater scholastic achievement. Her standards of conduct are set high,-and create for us a school atmosphere happy and stimulating. She has fostered in us as students a keen interest in our community problems and leaders by encouraging community organizations to meet at Kelly. Her graciousness has increased the already fine neighborly spirit. We appreciate your help, your understanding, your sympathy and humbly but sincerely, we salute you, . . . Mrs. Allen. Page 5

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guiclance owed fAe Wag fo oaarncng Grade Advisers Richard Barry, Mechanical Draw- ingg Marie Schaack, Math- ematicsg Marion Eckel, Mathematics: and William Dempsey, English cxamine scholastic records in oi- der to counsel students in the wise choice of their subject selections. Katherine Linden, Ad- justment Adviserg and Vincent Maier, Placement Counsellor discuss the re- sults of a testing program preparatory to making necessary student adjust- ments, Individual attendance problems are carefully scrutinized by Elizabeth Lynskey, Attendance Counsellor. Page 7