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

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ff ia oun in dee main Seated at their desks are Mrs. Mabel Hultgren, Treasurer, and Mrs. Ann Gallagher, Secretary to Mr. Boyd. Nancy Reiter and Louise Janke are standing by. At the lower left we see Mariorie Kost and Carol Benkowski sorting the mail for the teachers' mail boxes. MAIN OFFICE PERSONNEL: Row Row Row Row Row . Morris, J. Dubofsky, l. Wertheim. Marciante, M. Beck, N. Krueger, S. Landini, D. Carlson. Wesling, l. Bird, D. Speck, S. Miller, M. Kennedy. Benkowski, L. Janke, E. Ring, N. Degelman, M. Kost. Riese, T. Drain, G. Somera, V. Mauthe. Uf ice 2l

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fricffg on Mae Rear 5 In the above picture are Mrs. Dorothy Fisler, Purc' a ing Agent Mrs Jeannette Hopp, Assistant-Registrar, and Mrs. Ruth Tomlin Secretary to Mr. Daniel. They are assisted by Verdelle Mauthe and Marlene Morris My class needs new text books. Just ask Mrs. Fisler. Will you take this money now, Mrs. Hultgren? Oh, Mrs. Tomlin, be sure that this is in tomorrow's bulletin! Did you send in my records to college, Mrs. Gallagher? Mrs. Hopp, will you please file these for me? All day long, you hear these requests and many others when you are in our busy main office. Our office personnel is always ready to co-operate with teachers and students alike in performing the impor- tant daily functions ofthe school. In the center of all this activity we find the ofiices of Mr. Boyd and Mr. Daniel, our very capable principal and assistant principal. Whether it is the purchasing of a new set of books, college applications to be filled out, or admittance of new students, our five educational secretaries and their alert troupe of office-practice students, take care of everything. 20

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euegalamenf of Cyzaracfer flufouglz guiclance unc! .gizloervidion Our efficient attendance office maintains a boys' counselor, Mr. Bowen, and a girls' coun- selor, Miss Eiberg, whose iob it is to check on the absence, tardiness, and citizenship of the students. These counselors are ably assisted in their work by Miss Murphy, Mr. Watters, and other teachers as well as student personnel. ln regard to tardiness, the counselors endeavor to break the students of this bad habit, and thus teach them responsibility and punctuality to prepare them for their future life's work. The aim of the counselors is to be helpful to the students rather than merely to reprimand them. As a result of such competent supervision, the attitude of our student body has greatly improved. A new function of this department, incorporated this year, is the Pony Express. The purpose of this organization is to perform outside errands for the school. The total number of boys active in the Pony Express is twenty-five. Pictured at the lower left are eleven members: N. Poolos, E. Jasper, J. Rogers, J. lnsalata, G. Gutman, C. Kennedy, J. Thompson, W. Keating, R. Gruber, T. Gabrielson, T. Judson. The Attendance Office Personnel is pictured at the lower right: Row if R. l.o Cascio, S. Gnasdosky, l. Wallhausen, D. Hendrickson, L. Larson, R. Rice. Row 2: M. Tebbens, R. Jacobs, D. Cunningham, E. Lundgren, B. Dalmann, M. Piazzisi. Row 3: C. Reiche, R. Haahr, C. Koehler, K. Kolman, M. Hornyak. Row 4: B. GuetzloFf, E, Carlston, M. Schnoor, B. Liebich, M. Sumiec, R. Schaaf. 22