Kelvyn Park High School - Kelvynian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.fgclminidfrafiue Mirifanfd ana! ice Siu!! MH. NORMAN I.. SAMUELSON Assistant Principal lfignrex flick for this statixticifm, K.P's. f7J'0gl'lIlllIlIl7Ig mathematician. The most rapidly and eilicientlv organized high school in the city of Chicago! That's the reputation of Kelvyn Park, and we take off our hats to the genial gentleman in the assistant principal's otlice, whose skill in program-making has longr since become tradition. Statistical con- sultant to the National Honor Society, guest speaker at many school affairs, and active in various other phases of school life, Mr. Samuel- son is an indispensable factor in the Kelvyn Park organization. 0I I-'ICE CLERKS Mrs. Jewell T. Buell Mrs. Helen N. llanda Miss Helen M. Zaloha I'lUI'6'5 effic'ief1c'.1' and zest, Office rlJytlJms-the very best. I Much of the well-oiled machinery of our smooth-running school must also be credited to our extremely capable and ever accommodating otlice clerks. x i S N fly? BB GUIDANCE IJICPARTMICNT Mrs. Jane N. Blair, .-hljuslmenl Mrs. Joyce l. Wilhelm, I'l1zeemvn! Mr. Edward J. Nelson, Atremlmzeu Complex patterns of the mind And helpful leads for jobs we fad. The guidance and counseling department per forms invaluable service in adjustment of indi vidual problems and in vocational placement.

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.fe f 'Uah June 11, 1956 Education should prepare for living. Kelvyn Park is built upon this idea. In the program of studies each student broadens his general background and prepares by his choice of studies either for further education in college or for entrance into his chosen vocation. Perhaps the most important part of training for living is that of learning to work and live with other people. The stu- dents at Kelvyn practice this art through participation in clubs and other school activities. We at Kelvyn wish you further success in learning and working with other people as you leave us to pursue your chosen careers. Edna AI. Siehert, Principal Honors, headaches, joy and grief, Rhythms 'round our Kelvyn chief. Just before Christmas, Kelvyn Park bade farewell to Mr. Wallace H. Fristoe, depart- ing to take up his new duties as chief exec- utive at the Morgan Park High School. During his brief sojourn of sixteen months at Kelvyn, Mr. Fristoe's quiet efhciency and pleasant smile won many friends. It was then our privilege to welcome as our new principal, Mrs. Edna M. Siebert, a dedicated educator, prominent in profes- sional and civic organizations on the city, state, and national levels. 6

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