Lake View High School - Red and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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LAKE VUE KALINDER For Second Semester FEB. 26-Commission Assembly. Biggest crowds since Battle of Gettysburg. FEB. 27 - COMMISSION ELECTION. Pa t Personality Doupe, Bill Football Kel- ly, Nat Hot Dog Bowditch, Mike Pa- role Gavin, Leroy Screeno Ross, Irene Lucky Strike Papatony. Senior Class Mvelillg. Sophisticated Sen- iors squirm when confronted with more cash. Sorry, no credit, kids! MAR. 4-Honor Society. Brain-trust as- sembles for boondoggling. MAR. ll-Red and Wfbih' Luncheon. Red and Wbilr' eats food for thought. Marga- ret Ayer Barnes reveals life begins at 38.', MAR. I8-Group singing. Gentle voices wafted o'er countryside in coast to coast hookup. MAR. 25-Humor Assembly. Students roll in aisles. Know why? Seats need repair- ing. APR. 9--COLLEGE DAY. Ami fbvy flmugbl fbeir Freshman days zwrz' 01'c'r. WEEK OF APR. 17-2nd Quarter Exams. Dignihed Seniors throw convention to the winds as senior rating approaches. APR. 23-24-Operetta H. M. S. Pimzfore. Assembly resounds with shouts of future Carusoes and Gulli Curcis. APR. 26 AND MAY 2-Spring Vanzfion. Lake Viewites attacked by severe case of spring fever, MAY 13-R. O. T. C. Inspection. Consci- entious soldiers spend sleepless night pol- ishing their buttons. MAY 29-SENIOR DRAMA. Major Bowes has nothing on these young talented art- istes. JUNE 6-SENIOR PROM. Girls return footsorf' and weary, due fo oz'c'r-rrcfirf' cs- coris. JUNE 9-SENIOR LUNCHEON. Students come home with pockets full of souvenirs -stomachs full of cake. JUNE ll-GRADUATION. Caps nearly drop as customary curtsies and bows are made.

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LAKE VUE KALIIXIDER For First Semester SEPT. 17-REGISTRATION: Thousands crushed as they rush to peti' teachers. SEPT. 18-Lane Game. We were only fool- ing! SEPT. 30-SENIOR CLASS ELECTION: Art Basketball Hammerstrom, pres., Ann Line-Book Irvine, vice pres., Hel- ene laugh-a-loti' Rouech, sec., Elsie Miss Efliciencyu Maki, treas., and Dick presti- digitatorn Carlucci, sgt.-at-arms, were choice of seniors. They must have bribed the voters with lolly plopsf' OCT. 2-CoMMIss1oN ASSEMBLY-Iillllllif' The Irish-in-Us O'Brien, Dorothy Ev- erybortyk Pal Jones, Dick Amateur Kennarrt, Betty More-or-Less Nictaols, Marge Yum Yunf' Sargis, Buford Strong-Arm Brooks, successfully sling annual campaign promises, as thousands dodge. OCT. 31-Honor Society Party. Fish, the proverbial brain food, sets honor studes on road to glory, Now they wear chest protectors. fTo protect their pins.J NOV. 8-Beat-Senn Dance. Boys tread rhythmically on girls' feet to Van Horn's music. NOV. 15-Open-House N i g h t . Over- whelming. Super-human efforts of stu- dents exposed shamelessly to parents and friends. NOV. 20-Amateur Assembly. Commis- sioner Kennard strikes gong ruthlessly as amateurs appear before students. DEC. ll-GLBE CLUB CONTEST. Orchestra Hall reuerberates as Lalze View voices warble Lissen tew tba Laufnzbs. DEC. 13-Band Concert. Thousands immi- grate to hear blasts and blares of band, orchestra, and glee club. DEC. 27-CADET HOP. Gallant military men bid farewell to arms to hop about with fair maidens. JAN. 17-Drama. Tbespians efnote amidst Bronx cheers of crowds. JAN. 24-SENIOR PROM. Florists mob- bed as prospective beaus strive to create impressions. JAN. 28-Senior Luncheon. Booksellers swamped by requests for Emily Post. Re- sults audible. JAN. so-GRADUATION. R. O. T. C. recruits aid in mopping up lachrymal out- pour. FEB. 5-REGISTRATION. Militia called out to guard faculty favorites. FEB. 19-Senior Class Election. John Cor- ky Corcoran, pres., Anne Tweet Tweet Wren, vice pres., Jane Pretty Girl Gif- ford, sec.g Art Oh So Rich Johnson, treas.g George Crooner Behrns, sgt.-at- arms. Well, dear reader, what did you run for?