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

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Skills Lead the Way Algebra 1 was scarcely a beginning in the invaluable held of mathematics for these advanced algebra students, whom Mr. Allison competently drills in more complex processes. Perhaps no finer guidance is found anywhere in the school than in Mrs. Maiden,s Room 211. Modern ingenuity finds its place in the school through these useful hearing aids and en- ables us to cross another condition off our list of physical deficiencies. The attractive green room on the third floor of the new building is the realm of Miss Miller and her student group. Careful lighting and soft colors make the interior of Room 302 an especially restful and pleasant environment for study. Learning through seeing has taken zz prominent place in our educational program. Daily the Visual Education equipment may be seen on its way to another of its instructive class-room demonstrations.

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For Bettesfifng Hmmm Relations Varied fields of learning comprise our high school curriculum. In our modern high school we are privileged to choose from the century-old subjects of algebra and ancient history to the recent ones of stcnography and comptometry. 21

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l Learn cmd Appl 'Yowr Afrt i 1 One of the aims of the home management class is to relieve Lake View has been selected to house one of the new com- vitally needed nurses by teaching the girls the care of home in- mereial art departments to be installed throughout the city. valids. This unit is given by Miss Twitchell of the Red Cross. With typical foresight we have seen the necessity of offering our students training in this field. A stitch in time saves ninei' is aptly demonstrated in these illustrations. An acquired knowledge of sewing will prove to be a handy and economical skill. 23