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

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41 l W' Q ,Q Q ,Quia , N... ,u.M.g,,i we 5 'x A . jar your earfi id guicling ju! uence aa lpreuaikcl As you contemplate in retrospect all the delightful memories of the many interesting, thrilling, and never-to-be- forgotten events that have made up your entire school experience, there should be revealed the all-important contri- butions that each has made to the moral and spiritual values of a well-rounded educational program. The instructor who would teach a skill or a body of knowledge in a value setting must himself have a sense of values consistent with those upon which a democratic philosophy of life is based. lt is not an instructor's wizardry at the blackboard, but his inner convictions as expressed in his outward actions which affect most profoundly the lives of his students. Young people, the narrow road to a still brighter world lies always ahead. Over all the earth there are great wastelands of spiritual drought and moral atrophy. The exploration of new worlds of power and greatness must turn now to the hearts and minds of men. The resolution and strength of soul required for today's new iourney in search of peace will be greater than ever before. There are vast depths of vested interests, complacency, and caiolery. Perhaps the kind of people needed for a confirmation of the validity of moral and spiritual values in leading us to a happier world can be found in the graduation classes of our schools. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the graduates of the Class of June l952.

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C2AiCCL90Z5 QHQPCLK .S7lfll0Ql il'ltQl'lJQl'lf 0 S4006 Dr. Herold C. Hunt became the General Superintendent of the Schools of Chicago in May, 1947. In May, 1951, he was re-appointed for another four years.

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f7AQ Main Row Row Row Row Row , ain Ufhce - jim .AXA .xdrouncl mick Sf.. vfuf...f..f5.f....,f..a4 OHice Personnel: lf M. Gebhardt, J. Dubofsky, R. Bieschke, B. Kania, R. lallinger, J. Mangi, 21 E. Brumm, S. Beckinbaugh, B. Evar, J. Scherer, M. Seubert, S. Claypool. , Ring, I. Bird, P. Lowrie, G. Hirsch, R. Hott, A, Kalnmolis. 4- P. Johnston, A. Winters, R. Carnovale, N. Johnson, G. Wesling, S. Pristash. 3:R 5 P. Macy, M. Gotter, P. Curtis, D. Hartmann, S. Henderson, K. Poch. In this picture we see Mrs. Ruth Thomys, who is our purchasing agent and also K. Marder, H. Weber, C. Steinbach, R. Hoehne, J. Sasaki, F. Clayton. At their desks we find, Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Tomlin, the school treasurer. Ann Gallagher, Mr. Boyd's secretary. Florence Szumnarski, Mr. Daniel's secretary. Jeanette Hoppe, our former registrar. 6 X - 5 J. Franchina. in charge ot the bookroom, with her assistants: D. Steelberg at I Il i