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

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r. ggldrem . anie Assistant Principal ol' Lake View High School A busy man is the assistant principal, Mr. lldrem P. Daniel, who plans the programs, sets the dates on the school calendar, so that activities will not coin- cide, directs the stage staff and accomplishes a million other little things which, left undone, would make it im Jossible l' r Q s l View to run smoothly. I o so comp ex an institution as Lake lt is the constant eflorts of Mr. Daniel to keep the machinery running smoothly that makes it possible lor so many traditions to be carried on durin a school year. Hlithout some one as untiring as he is these line memories of hi 'h I . ,, , g school life at Lake View would be marred by confusion and interference. Thanks to our assistant principal, these memories are clear visions that will last. 20

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'2 ff rm ,fs O Y. . Ylnflgle CMJ Principal of the Lztle View High School Adding to the line traditions ol our school has been the constant activity ol Hr. 'I rimble Bovd, principal ol' Luke View I-ligh School since Mary 1918. The National Honor Society, 'lhe Man Festival, the Spring' and Full Music Festivals are ll few ol' the new activities that have become at pzirt ol Luke View's traditions during' his ZlLlllllIllSUi2l1flOIl. Lust yezu' the emphasis was upon the importance of environment upon building clizirticter and resulted in Ll gigantic rehzibilitzition progrzim which included remodeling ol' much ol the building :ind instzilling' :in elevzitor. 'lihe finishing touches were added when the new furniture begun to arrive lust lull. lt was not until llzuiuttry that the new Social Room was completely furnished. Back ol this I entire project was Mr. boyd's plztnning, directing, and completing. 'I'his spring, Dress Up XVeek was lIlZlllgll1'2ll6tl to develop in the students an ztwztieiiess ol tht importztnce ol good tztste in dress, cleanliness and nezitness. Such tin ztwttreness is ll positive step to- wards the development of personality. More rehztbilitzttion plans are now being made. During the summer the Bois' Locker Room and the RU l'CI quarters will be completely remodeled. XYhen this is finished, plztns lor complete decor-gr tion ol' the entire building, inside :ind out, will be put into action. 19

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fjze aculfry 7 95 5- 7 95 6 Art Department Miss Helen lViek, M11 Donald Iohn- ston, Miss Edna Crowley. D Not pictured: Miss Esther Roeth. Commercial Department Left: Miss Florence Hussey, Miss Elea- nor Tierney, Miss Selina Hatley, hill Oscar Akerlund, Miss Margaret Stubbe, Mrs. Nina Maxey. Below: Miss Mzirgaret Sinnott, Miss Joanna Zander, Miss Edna Langer, Mrs. Pauline Degan, Mr. Hlayne Harrison. Not pictured: Miss Harriet Rothwell. Clothing Department Right Below: Miss Louise Cllougli, Miss Manny l'iCl'Il1lIlgllllI1l, Mrs. Hedvie Vlzisak. Librarians Left Below: Miss Clutherine Goshkin, Miss Anne Pziglini, Miss Ruth -Iuekson.