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

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0 The Girl Reserves is an organization, the purpose of which is to face life squarely, and to find and give the best. The club is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. which sends an advisor to guide the girls in every way possible. Miss Hartman is our school advisor, and much credit should be given to her for her friendly co-opera- tion. The regular Monday meetings are set up in such a Way as to give the girls a varied program of business and social activities. GIRL RESERVES--ROW li E. League, B. Day, P. Danner, l-l. Krauss, E. Limbruner. ROW 23 N. Ahnert, l-l. Paul, C, Nelson, J. Markein, L. Wilkens, S. Lombardo. ROW 3: E. Baumann, B, Altman, D, Reine king, P. Leskinen, L. Grotte. GIRL RESERVES--ROW l: P. Long, M. Pearson, D. Gregg, E. Bauer, D. Krisher, F. Ebbeson, E. Schauer, P. Nelson, L. Jordan. ROW 2: E, Peterson, B, Wagner, A. Kruss, M Starkeson, B. Morphy, B. Col- bentson, J. Lerma, M. Anderson, R. McKay. ROW 3: M. Rodriguez, F. Guizzardo, B. Osterhaus, J. Pauls, l. Jeske, H. Shimeall, D. Fletcher, G. Brooks, V. Lorenz, G. Spatharos. Page 27

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I lt is to create, maintain, and extend high standards ot character that the Hi-Y is organized. Under the capable guidance ot lvlr. Altred E. Crepin ot the Lake View faculty, the l-li-Y accomplishes its purpose. Each boy within the l-li-Y strives to be an exemplitication of our ideals and to observe the plattorm, clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. Membership in the club is not restricted but is limited. l-li-Y meetings are held on Thursday evenings at the Wilson Ave. Y.lVl.C.A. The program which places emphases on character development is composed at business meetings, speakers, and club socials. HI-Y--ROW l: R. Sargis, A. Poulakidas, R. Naatz, J. Bacher, D. Lackner, Mr. Crepin, F. Williams, L. Reed, B. Sumner, Nl. Sanborn. ROW 2: J. Karras, J. Cleary, E. Norene, A. Perlet, D. Brauer, W, Greising, J. Craven, R. Bernadt, D. Crosby, R. Zeutschel, W. Elintrud. ROW 3: F. Sims, G. Krause, E. Deleons, L. Pondelick, D. Zeutschel, A. Berthold, B. Gillam, l-l. Cain, R1 Schneider, K. John- son, L. Elliott. O The Lake View Tri-l-li-Y has turned over its services to the war ettort. ln addition to knitting atghans tor the Red Cross and contributing to the Servicemen's centers, they are filling important jobs. Now more than ever they are living their creed, To create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards ot Christian character. TRI-HI-Y-ROW li A. Neve, l. Anderson, R. Westbrook, L. Anderson, L. Lenters, G. l-lelmerson, E. Schultz, V. Thiel, V. Carlson, l-l. Nein. ROW 2: J. Libberton, W. Schreyer, L. A. Cain, J. Meek, B. Larsen, R. Peters, T. Churchikllo, L Even, lvl. Goodkin, H. Novak. Page 26

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0 The Civic Forum is a group of girls and boys who meet weekly to further their insight in current affairs. The group is sponsored by Miss Florence Gumbiner, who takes an active interest in the affairs of the club. The sessions are supplemented by trips to interesting places. Not to be forgotten are the breakfasts in the school lunchroom at which programs, carried out by the members, are presented. Page 28 CIVIC FORUM-ROW l: E. Gautchier, B. Day, D. Doege, P. Leskinin, Secretary, B. Casman, R. Mayer, M. Lindsay, President, H, Floedebeck, Treasurer. ROW 2: E, Baumann, A. Hayden, A. Deske, J. MacMahan, J. Lerma, M. Anderson, B. Colbentson, L. l-letzel, J. Pauls. ROW 3: B. Detterbeck, D. Braberg, J. Behles, V. Leber, E. Bleizeffer, J. Jannuzzi, M. Davis, F. Rankin, L. Levin. CIVIC FORUM-ROW l: M. Cascio, E. Hellwig, l-l. Greeness, l. Kirnbauer, F. Mouzak, V. Lorenz M. Manning. ROW 2: M. Pearson, E. Lombardo, P. Long, B. Dreisel, E. Stevens, R, Frohlich, C. Nel- son. ROW 3: M. Katz, M. Bieschke, G. Brooks, J. Olga, W. Figiel, E, Peterson, F. Drennen. 1