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

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Commercial Department: Miss Miss Miss Miss 4 A 1' Comme Miss Miss Miss Nina Maxey Grace King Rose Anne Howe Rose Martin rcial Department- Marie Scanlon Margaret Strubbe Eleanor Tierney Not Pictured: Miss Miss Miss Irene Kearns Margaret Sullivan Edna Moulding Mr. Hal Kerber Girls' Physical Education Department: Miss Lena Zimmerman Mrs. Mrs. Ethel Clauson Evelyn Landt Miss Anita Airlane Miss Aida Wucher Not Pictured: Mrs. H. Sbar Geib I. X' kH'?xr,a,f I Boys' Physical Education Department: Mr, Harry Frieda Mr. Jack Hendricks Mr. Guy Dickerson Mr. Maurice Swiryn Mr. Leo Conahan industrial Arts Department: Mr. Leo Conahan Mr. William Lasky Mr. William Heimburger Not Pictured: Mr. Frank Floyd ?eserve Officers' Training Corps Master Sergeant lewis France Master Sergeant Alton Doss

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Art Department. Miss Helen Zesbaugh Miss Edna Crowley Mr. Donald Johnston Not Pictured: Miss Helen Wick Miss Esther Roeth Deaf-Oral and Sight Saving Department. Mrs. Grace Powers Mrs. Margaret Maiden Mrs. Grayce Courtney Home Economics Department Mrs. Hedvic Vlasak Miss Roberta Deethman Miss Florence Norton Home Economics Department Miss Mary Bermingham Miss Kay Smialek Mrs. Esther Handwerk Not Pictured: Miss Marie Walters Mrs. Pauline Storey Music Department: Captain Louis Walz Miss Alice Figg Miss Naomi Sweet Miss Dorothy Hutchins Mr. Irving Letchinger

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2 Ij6! 0!.j6'l0LUL6!9Q :5 on well? .SJAQAIQJ new Our librarians ore: Miss Ruth Jackson, Mrs. Ann Faglini, Miss Josephine Frankenberger, Miss Catherine Goshkin. Library Assistants: Seated. B. Brunke, A. Johnso V n, . Sosin, 5. Plate, W. ToBaben, S. Gallimore, D. Eiternick, l. Koltschmidt, D, Drawz, M. Griftin, D. Hartvigsen, S. Holmes S. Syverstad, M. Langenbr-rg, A. Magni. Standing D. Brauer, K. Murder, L. Johnson, A. Cosgrove, C. Abraham, J. Dobin, V. Repple, J. Waldbuesser, B. Meziere, C. Love, l. Martin, D. Jantke. All through our lives we find ourselves lacking in the knowledge we either require or desire. Thus it is that our minds and hands reach toward the library to grasp the wealth of information found there. Our library is lined with many shelves, stacked with hundreds of books, chosen especially for the high school student. These differ not only in size and color, but also in subiect and even language. ln this generous and helpful array of volumes, we may find relaxation in the form of fiction, we may discover interesting new truths and opinions in non-fiction, we may fill our minds with facts and figures that we have located in reference books of all types. Our library staff gives helpful and courteous attention to those in need, and aids those students who are interested not only in carrying out their classroom assignments, but also in choosing books for their pleasurable reading.