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

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Home Economics Department EWING: My, buT I wish I had a dress like ThaTI'I is oTTen exclaimed by envious cIassmaTes as They pass one anoTher in The corridors. Well, why wish any Ionger when This dream can so easily be made a realiTy? Mrs. Mills, Miss Birmingham, and Mrs. I-Iandwerk will be only Too glad To solve This problem which is uppermosT in The minds oT all girls. Cooking: I-Iave you ever wondered how moTher made Those delicious lemon- cream pies and luscious apple dumplings? Why don'T you wander down To our modern cooking room someTime and learn The Tricks oT The Tradell? See The girls busily en- gaged in preparing all sorTs oT delicacies and TempTing dishes under The careTul super- vision oT Miss NorTon and Miss BucaIeTTe? WiTh a course like cooking easily obTainabIe, The spouses oT our TuTure homemakers should suTTer no severe aTTacks oT indigesTion. Home Management LasT, buT noT IeasT, are The necessary Tinal Touches one may receive in The I-Iome-ManagemenT Course. WiTh such preparaTion as Home Economics aTTords The TuTure housewives, The old guoTaTion, A mans home is his casTIe, will be IasTing and True. Malhema libs I-IINKING oT maThemaTics, which con- cerns magniTudes, numbers and guanTi- Ties, we naTurally visualize Towering sky scrapers, complex engines, and beauTiTuIIy designed homes. BuT whaT would maThema- Ticians be Today wiThouT The greaT scholars oT old, such as Euclid, PIaTo, PyThagoras, Archimedes, Kepler, Pascal, and NewTon? In The lower righT-hand corner are picTured members oT The Slide-Rule Club, who are inTenTly IisTening To an explanaTion oT The inTricacies oT The slide rule. The growTh OT maThemaTics is picTured, in The lower leTTehand corner, in The Torm oT a Tree branching ouT To aTTecT every walk oT liTe. us. ARMY W IEEIENEA 5:5 if-:J-v' E HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT BERMINGHAM BUCALETTE HANDWERK MILLS NORTON FACULTY MR. ALLISON MISS BRAINERIJ MRS. JARVIS MISS MURPHY MISS FOSTER

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Science Department AVE you ever glanced info our biology Iaboralory and seen an induslrious sludenl busily engrossed in Ihe sludy of Ihe evolulion OI man: or an analysl in Ihe chemislry laboralory, pondering whal Ihe reacfion ol I-LSO, when uniled wirh Ee will be: or inlo Ihe physics laboralory where a Iulure Einslein is sludying how Io overcome Iric- Iion in order Io conslrucl a perpelual molion machine? If you have Ioolced in on any of Ihese scenes you were probably curious as Io how Ihese scienlilic problems are solved. Therelorehwhy don'I you enroll in one of Ihe science courses, for Ihey offer 'rhe chance Io solve Ihese and many more problems, which are all very inleresling. II is said. OpporIuniIy some-limes has Io Iciclc a person before if can wake him up. So why don'I you Ilwalce up before you receive +ha+ IcicIc. Page 28 COE CREPIN DANIEL FITZWATER MR. FACULTY MISS LEWIS MR. LUCAS MRS. WELLARD MISS SICKENBERGER I-I. R. SMITH