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

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FACULTY MISS BAUFRSFLLD MISS MR. BECKERMAN MISS MR. BOWFN MISS MISS CONYNE MISS MISS CUMBINKR MISS MISS IIAIUMAN MISS MISS KTIFI' MISS MISS LARSEN MISS MACH LESTINA MGNAHAN OLLOM PETER SCI-IRYVER SIMPSON TRACIR Soczkzl cience ff OCIAL Science-The science oT all ThaT relaTes To The social concli- Tion oT man, is whaT WebsTer says. BuT whaT does iT all mean? Such is The query oT sTudenTs in every high school, including Lalse View. BuT They are noT in ignorance long. Tor beTore one can say I'Jaclc Robin' son The TorTunaTe individual Talcing The Social Sciences answers Thus: 'Social Science means many Things. IT involves The sTucTy oT various aspecls oT human liTe and development Commercial Geography cleals wiTh man and his environmenT3 Commercial Law wiTh The laws and sTaTuTes oT com- merce: Civics wiTh The governmenT oT The UniTed STaTes: Economics wiTh The manaqemenT oT money: and I-lisTory wiTh The rise oT The people Trom caveman To The civilized races oT Today, From This course one may oaTher inTormaTion ThaT will always be oT use To everyone. If iwfs , 'fl-QT PIM.: 29

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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

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Page 30 Physical Education T LAST we come To The deparTmenT ThaT everyone looks Tor. The young people may say ThaT we like cerTain subiecTs and periods, buT The one hour oT The day, excluding perhaps lunch Time, ThaT we waiT Tor is our gym period. ThaT is The Time oT clay when The boys and girls can TorgeT abouT LaTin, chemisTry, and shorThand To relax compleTely and enioy Themselves Tor TorTy minuTes. l-lere we can play volley-ball, baskeT-ball, or possibly Take a dip in The pool, Thereby relieving our minds oT diTTerenT subiecTs or examinaTions buT aT The same Time building our bodies in The manner ThaT is necessary Tor our acTive lives of Today. Also coming under The Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT one Tinds The G.A.A. or The R.O.'l.C. if one wanTs exTra acTiviTies. To The ambiTious physical educaTion Teachers who have TaughT us The knowledge They learned in Their high school and college careers and whaT They acquired Through acTual experience, we, The sTudenTs oT Lake V' iew, owe a debT oT graTiTude. FACULTY Girls: Mrs. Clauson Miss Griener Miss Hawkins Miss Sbar Boys: Coach Dickerson Coach Frieda Mr. Hocke SergeanT Lee Mr, Paulick Mr. Rolhe