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

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Terminal for School Activities In the front office are found Mr. I. P. Daniel, the student's friendg Miss Margue- rite Garland, Mr. Winter's charming secre- taryg Mrs. Monica Fitzgerald, our gracious registrar, and Miss Elaine Leporati, a very competent Assistant Registrar. mltxlq-mx On the umourners' bcnchn are found those who come with doubtful minds and quaking hearts to await their judgment.

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All Tracks Lead to the Main Q Ce MAIN OFFICE PRACTICE GIRLS Row 1-D. Twomey, B. Buell, B. Schubert, S. Steiner, R. Annos, D. Popadich. Row 2-E. Berger, J. Clarke, M. Silversein, Sarkisian, I.. Wright, I. Eakle. Row 3-B. Behm, J. Herring, D. Pannemann. P. Meyer, R. Preble, I.. Hanson, L. Heseman, M. McCormick, M. Szlavik, J. Fischer, R. Cerda. Row 4 -D. Fischer, D. Maronde, J. Huston, M. Heesch, B. Moses, J. Rennick, M. Huston, D. Richardson, J. Markus, F. Mitchell. Here in the Nerve Center of the School, are the offices of Mr. Winter and Mr. Hen- derson Whose friendly smiles greet us when We take those fleeting glimpses of the bulle- tin boards, where the latest news of the school is posted prominently for the benefit of all. Office Practice girls may be seen busily engaged in distributing mail and run- ning errands.

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The Home f f The School f f The Student f f awe ct Confwnon Meeting Place We are very proud of our Personnel Department which is directed in a most efficient manner by Miss Phyllis Kreis. It is one of the finest and most complete in the city. From the day a student enters Lake View as a freshman until he is graduated four years later, he is under the constant guidance of this well organized department. Each student has a folder in which are kept the adjustment and aptitude tests, his kardex card, his psychograph, and any other information which may have been gathered during his so- journ at Lake View. If he has a personal problem, or has unusual talent in any one field, or a diiiiculty to overcome, he may find sorrieone to advise him in this department. In the .next few pages we see illustrations of the work done in this department. For instance, here is a picture off a demonstration showing Mr. Winter and Mrs. Hellman conducting one of the many tests that are given at the various Monday sectional assem- blies, On the next two pages are seen the members of the faculty who assist in this de- partment, with the examples of the types of material they use in conducting their inter- views. They are Miss Hope Leech, our college counselor, Miss Schryver, assisting in giv- ing scholarship aid, Miss Schaetzel, our reading coordinator, Mrs. Mills, our counselor for younger students, Miss Greiner as placement counselor interviews each graduating senior on his plans after graduation, finds positions for both those in school and those who are being graduated, and, in addition, counsels returning veterans on obtaining positions, Miss Regent, who helps with testing and works with freshmen, Miss Trager, who assembles materials and makes the psychographs, Miss Buckley, who is freshman coordinator, and Mrs. Roche, who supervises and checks the folders. In addition, the Board of Education sends out two child psychologists. This semester they are Dr. SafHr and Mrs. Boetticher who devote one day a week to any exceptional problems that may have come up. i 1 1 I2