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

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TN O When we see our school, no matter from which angle, we remember the days we spent there, Through dull days and dork days, snowy days, windy days, rainy days, and spring days we looked out ot the study hall windows and longed to be elsewhere-- but now, with graduation to spur us on, and in a few short months we bid our fare- well to Lake View, we're proud and happy that we stuck to our guns here, which, alter all, is our greatest war job and a service to our Country,

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STAMPS AND BONDS I Students ot Lake View are to be congratulated on the excellent job they have done on the selling ot starnps and hands in the past year. Miss Tierney, as- sisted by Mrs. XXfinter and Mrs. Skinner, is in charge ot starnp and bond sales. The students and teachers ot Lake View have a small interest in the cruiser Chicago, This drive was started on the l9th ot February and our sales jumped from 3384.30 in the tirst week to 39,495.25 in the following week. We set our auota as 552,000 and are very happy to say we went way over this amount. THE I MAG! NATORSH