Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Mrs. Ioayne Gottschalk, attendance clerk, punches the time clock for every student at Lanphier by keeping track of the time he spends in school. Her day begins as the final morning bell rings for the beginning of school which brings on the scramble of latecomers for admits to classes. With the stream of latecomers corn- pleted, Mrs. Gottschalk receives the attendance slips from various classes and begins to find out who is missing. If the absentee has a tele- phone, she calls his home to learn the cause of his absence. Compiling the honor roll for the Whole school and arranging the monthly attendance record in sequential order form more of her duties. lo is indeed one of the alert Workers at Lanphier, and her amiable personality wins for her many friends among the students and faculty. Miss McCann's most important duty is serving as Mr. Stickney's private secretary. One of the many tasks she performs for him is taking dictation and managing his corre- spondence. The scheduling of all the classes is a product of her toil. When the teachers pass out guide sheets, review sheets, and tests to the students, they can thank Miss McCann and Mrs. Gottschalk for typing and mimeographing them. Recording grades on the office records, Writing transcripts, making out eligibility slips before each athletic event, and ordering sup- plies needed in all departments of the school are some of her everyday duties. She also acts as treasurer of the school, taking care of the money for various organizations. Her constant readiness to help anyone in need is greatly appreciated by both students and faculty. Counter-Girls Mrs. Ioayne Gottschcrlk Miss Mcxrie McCann 5 ,.. t7 f , fi 67

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'ul' J' Ati' Miss Ruth O. Walker Porcehn and Miss Ruth O. Walker, dean of the girls, rounded out a busy school year. Piloting the Lanphier coeds through their personal problems and solving their program conflicts, being ad- viser to the Radio Guild, and head of the guidance committee made up some of the tasks which Miss Walker completed. Besides counseling the girls in the choice of their future vocations, Miss Walker also secures for many of them occupations after they leave school. Miss Walker has the tre- mendous job of compiling four year records and checking the credits of every Lanphier senior girl. Completing her orals at Pennsylvania State College, Miss Walker took a major step to her doctorate in the field of Industrial Psychology and Guidance. With a very congenial smile and pleasing appearance Miss Walker is indeed a very in- timate part of Lanphier. 66 I f 1' Mr. Lee W. Goby Resourcehd Mr. Lee W. Goby, supervisor of the male population at Lanphier, during the past year stimulated a closer relationship between him- self and the Lanphier boys. Because Mr. Goby maintains a friendly and helpful attitude to- ward everyone, there is a constant improve- ment in the lives of the boys on the campus. At school as at school functions, Mr. Goby may be seen lending a helping hand. Besides the duties involved with being dean, Mr. Goby acts as advisor to two major clubs in school-Student Council and Key Club. Putting in countless hours of work for both organizations, Mr. Goby keeps them rolling at a good steady pace. These clubs are greatly indebted for all his endeavors. It was brought to the notice of the student body and faculty that Mr. Goby is truly one of the milestones of Lanphier when he became a grandfather this year.

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Mrs. Mlldrod M. Diotx...l-lanover College, A.B.y Indiana University, M.S.: Quill and Scroll, Lanphier Light: 10' boys and girls. Mill Marlo E. l"round...lllinois State Normal University, B.Ed.g 12? girls. Mlu Mlldrod Norton.. . University of Michigan, B.A. in Ed.: 10' girls. Min lmoqono Schnoiter . . . MacMurray A College, BA.: University 'of Michigan, M.A.g Lan-I-lig 12' girls. Min lolxunne Housor...Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A.g Miami University, M.A.p Speech Club. Min Emily B. Lumoy University ot Chicago, Ph.B.: Columbia University, M.A.g 9' girls. Reading, Writing, and Reciting English is fun as well as Workl The work consists oi daily efforts to com- municate better. We speak and listen so as to more effectively exchange ideas. Clear and accurate writing is studied and practiced. We gain skill in reading through the use of a wide range of materials. Then comes the fun. There are discussions of timely topics including worthwhile radio and movie programs. In the speech class are broadcasts, debates, and one-act plays. We Write letters, short stories, and in journalism 68 class have our writing appear in print. News- papers, magazines, and books are enjoyed, and there are ample library facilities for all. CARDS AND RECORDS interest both students and teachers.