Kelly High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Geometry Using their math knowl- edge Rosemary Rel-rar, Kathy Biga, and Karen Ruducki measure the height of the Prudential Building from its shadow. ontemporary .mexican History These students are recall- lg to rnincl all of the omentous events connected ith the history of our home iwn, Chicago. Bookkeeping Man, my debits don't equal my credits , say Karen Rueter and Bonnie Rife to Raymond Grajewski. Carol Carnes, and Loretta Ehrl. t an :itll

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U. S. History The life of Abe Lincoln is studied by Stanley Stankos, Wesley Mika, Ronald Ro- zycki, Diane Melton, Alice Grieshem. l fi T' 31.15. lj fx, 2511- N W, V ' ......, 000 KH Ayala ' T - ' yt- L 4 'T A g ' llllllll' X X' S . '- f, S S . ull 1 Olulm 5755:-?ni'1.1.l' 'I'knnmx 7-7, Mem-ull ' X CEI I U - II nfl H1 1 PROGRESS IS OUR PROMISE l l Economics Do you know the import- ance of a dollar? These stu- dents do. i l 1 El-5fQ5?':'x' W. l 1 I l

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Physics But isn't this the hard way to blow up balloons for the party? asks Jeffrey Zurog Judi Lisanti and Nor- ine Broderick are much too busy to answer. Chemistry Flash! For the first time in Ke1ly's history a pleasant odor comes from the chem- istry class - Jasmine per- fume! This marvelous event is the result of the work of QL. to RJ Christina Lam- prinos, Victor Rairnondi, Al- dona Malisauskas, and Gary Oos. Biology A Chicago citizen of a by- gone day drops in to pay a visit to several members of the biology class, CL. to RJ Penny Zawacki, Dan Burris, Paulette Yonkosky, George Hostettler, joane Dvorak, and Janice Palait.