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

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I4 jjfze Once offlze fibiafricf .gicloelfinfenafenf 'ts X .-.5 is ' .. Stk i X it lisa . Qu 1 Mr. Matthew L. Fitzgerald District Superintendent High School District Number Two Personnel, Group l: Row lf M. Cuskey, C. Nordgren, C. Cook, A. Erickson, L. Jacobson, C. Centomi. Row 2: C. Jodwin, N. Zindt, I. Asslu d, C. Blomdah . Dimon, P. loho , B. Hamm. M Personnel, Group 2: Row lr A. Cmelko, D. Carlson, J. Junde- beur, B. Bruni, C. Schimkot. Row 2: M. Berry, M. Streckert, J. Sam- uels, P. Kurth, E. Lange, J. Lindell, E. Katzbeck, D. Racek, D. Torgersen. lf, at any time, you have an occasion to go into the District Office, you will be greeted with a friendly smile from Mrs. Hultgren, Mr. Fitzgerald's private secretary. She will assist you in any way she can, or have you see Mr. Fitz- gerald, a kind, dignified gentleman, who has charge of issu- ing permits for High School District Number Two. Assist- ing Mrs. Hultgren is ci group of capable girls who have volunteered their services, and do their iob with a smile.

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.14 jriendfg ,Skid .Ne greefd M5 ln years to come when you have grown somewhat serious with the cares and responsibilities of life, and the memory of your high school doys has been dimmed by the passing of time, you may glance in a moment of ease through the pages of this Red and White to regain the sacred memories of your Alma Mater, Lake View High School, mem- ories once so dear, memories of friends once so close. In spirit you will live over again your life during these four years. By then you will realize these were truly four glorious years. Assistant Principal

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Q Gfizenzi ia ncourageal cjvlere l of the day in Room 127. Express E. Vernola, B. Gibbs, K. Gross. Not Pictured: R. Schauf, L. Lintner Over the years of our attendance here at Lake View a record is made--a record that tells of our faithfulness to, our punctuality in, and our attitude towards our school life. This record is kept in the Attendance Office, more commonly known just as l27 . It is staffed by a group of teachers who are particularly fitted for this type of work, and whose duties are to pass on disciplinary problems, give advice, and have conferences with parents about a student's difficulties. Thus it can be said that it is one of the connecting links between school and home. To help with filing, running errands, and general office work cl group of girls volunteer to assist the teachers. The Attendance Office also operates the Pony Express which runs the outside errands for the school. A typical scene at any hour Attendance Office Personnel and Pony Rowlf J. Der Motoion, A. Flcnigun R. Sherman, J. Charles, C. eil Row 2: M. Grutzmucher, R. lallinger M. Andrews, G. Druchenfels, P. Allen C. Jordan, E. Johnson, A. Guuer M Schnoor, Dr. Brown, Miss Strubbe Miss Murphy, Mr. Guss, Miss Taurog