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

Page 18 text:

SENIGR PLAYERS Nll of the curricular electives most popular with the students is the study and the presentation of plays. Those who are looking forward to stage careers have an opportunity to study and gain actual experience in acting. All pupils who join these classes realize how useful this experience will be in future life. Not only does it help to create poise, but builds up self-confidence. lt trains their mind for memory workg it enables them to undertake the read- ing of all types of literature with ease and understanding, The drama section is divided into two classes, the Junior Players for the under graduates, and the regular Senior Players. Students who join these classes know many hours of pleasure. The joy that they experience when they enter the portals of make believe and live the lives of the different characters is something never to be forgotten. 91 SENIOR DRAMA CLUB K. Oslman. M. Schroeder. M Albert, E. Laurscn. M. Mey K. Dstman. M. Schroeder. M ers. D. Kvnnard. B. Brooks H. Barns, M. Floyd. A. Decker, M Cooleqeoruen. G. Young. L Robbins. S. Weiner. E Cohen. SENIOR DRAMA CLUB Ton row-W. Fiolrls. V, Pad ula. L. Tirsclu-l. R. Hogan F, Kaufman. E. Fraser, R Klilw. 1. Marangclla, M. Tel terbaum. D. Perrine. Row three-B. Bond. M. Douglas. l. Watkins. L. Teich man. B. Thyhony. L, Miller M. Nagel. E. Soby. A. Cover dale. Row two-A. Wren. E. Don nerstaq. B. Neveh-ll. G. Gold herg. N, Arbetman. N. Stine E. Kirchner. J. Stewart. M Sehoonherger. G. Nagel. Row one-l. Kuney. W Grorelcld. K. Dahlstrnm, N Dinsdale. R, Aye. M. Schna niu. l. Hewson.

Page 17 text:

'-iff'

Page 19 text:

FALL SENIOR GIRLS SERVICE Top row-E. Breslin, D. Zis mer. M. Bruckner, A. Cover dale, R. Landon. G. Benja min, R. Ostrander. O. Cnr dula. C. Rinpel. Row two-E, Johnson, B. EI lisoll. M iller. P. Dou M IIB. A. Wren, 1. Stewart. D. Bost. C. Yonan. Row one-L. Graaff, V. Mc Daniel. L, Floyd, M. win. N. Clnutier. A. son, A. Marangella. Lud Clau- SENIOR SERVICE GIRLS Top row-C. Gaughan. M. Schroeder, M. Steineke, G, Dowlillu. M. Hokanson, K. Hasenbuhler. L. Hensen, 1. Ennerson. Row Nu-D. Dumas. Hattenbaruer. L. Lendrem, Christunher. R. Nader. M. H. E. Dossinger, R. Holt. J. Austin. A. Freedman. Row one--F, Corbett, V. Johnson. Mueller. Schwab. D. Westman. M. B. L' d hl. F. H13 SENIOR GIRLS SERVICE CIRCLE IME: 1936. Place: Lake View High School. Setting: Senior Girls' Service Circle. Director: Miss L. Suder fbetter known as Mom Suderj, Char- acters: A fine group of about twenty-five outstanding senior B girls. A revolving stage is the center of attraction in the two-act performance before us. Each act represents a semester of school life. The pupils are the actors. The faithful service girls, acting as stage hands, do their utmost to make a success of every public performance of every activity: the drama, the operetta, the band concert, the alumni play, the Parent Teachers' Association meetings, and the Red and While luncheon. The girls are readily recognized by their white corduroy vests, which they wear on assembly days and special occa- sions. Their big thrill is ushering at the graduation exercises. Now the stage rolls around to complete the yearly cycle. They are done. 90