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

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egisirafion glqicienfgy anclle I ro ramming Z.. Q, N' serif if 4 'wr It f .,,, hm.-i Zz J 1 A . l .. . . MM 'w NMf . Row I Q Row 2: lalnex. S. I.esclnnan, Il. Millar, NI. Yasile. K. Davis. Row fl 2 Ii. .XnlIer. Pioam, Sclimidl, II. Nlann, T. Adams. : XI. Iingel. W. Arvnv. P. SKIIWZIYII, Ki. linape, R. Michael. N. Kramer, R. Huelsermann. Row -1: S. Kemp. li. Galle, C. Kisner, 'l'. lomasello, I.. Breyes. C. NIcReynolds. Row 5: P. Krone, S. Sonkin. N. Kc-er. I.. Angelolli, S. Nathanson. j. Schauh. NI. Jankovich, C. Hentz. Solar. Standing? sl. l-orquist. E. Hooker, I. Slack. Al. Amen, Nliss I-Iilierg, C. Siliand, C. Blinder, Al. Nlanester, K. Polhs, B. Berg, S. YVaIes, D. Speros. K. Kllllll, K. Reilenliack. Approximately six weeks helore the end ol each semester, a master program ap- pears in the Lake re Viewn. .Xs soon as this appears, the students begin preparing their programs lor the following semester, taking the subjects which appear on their contract cards. lVhen they are called, the students go to the registration room and attempt to register lor the classes which they have chosen. This is not always pos- silile as some classes may already have their quota but in every case assistance is given until a satislactory program is completed. Under the guidance ol Nliss liiberg, a group ol students, class sponsors and teach- ers accomplish this dillicult task. It is a very important and necessary job that has to he lullilled with patience and accuracy. Everyone participating is to be commended upon the efhcient way in which registration is completed each semester. Row l: B. Schultz. A. Nlorato. C. Clad- ja. ll. Grossman. P. Barnes. Row 2: B. Rosenberg. I-L. Frank B Siegle. NI. Shemherg. I.. Hamer. Row il: CI. Schwab. I.. Almlmel. I. Larson. , . Row 'lil i. Smith. B. Eilierg. I. lily. D. XYIIIIIIYOIJ, NI. Price. I Du I Row .m: I.. flllll X Coldhcrf f Carl son. NI. .IZIIIIQOXICIL S. Barnett. li. Reisen. KI. Cllally. .X. Lasine, I. Breiiherg. Standing: G. Reid. I . l.eer. If. .Xlm. NI. liirrila. A. l.andl. li. Spoor. NI. lurk- land. r Jin. A. lipperman. I. Rosenthal. Xissman. Bliss 26

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c?4c2l'usfmenf fllice Qluicles anal pulois XVhatever the problem ol' a student may be, the trained counselors in the Adjustment Office are ready to help solve it. Hfhether the problem pertains to the students home lile or school dilliculty, these coun- selors give it their most considerate attention. U This ollicte is always busy adjusting and readjusting programs, guiding students and working with division teachers. Miss Kelly, assisted by Mr. Heing, plans the freshmen programs in the elementary SX classes. D Also in one ol the ofliees in room 138 is the placement counselor, Miss Greiner, who is always readv to cliscussloccupational plans with the students. Often she is able to place pupils in the type ot position c esirec . MAAW, 7 M155 Regina KQHY MV- GCIHM Heing Miss Margaret Greiner PLACEMENT AIDES Seated: I.. Lofthause, Miss Greiner, C. Hirsch, C. Berk- holz, E. Skoglund. Standing: R. Buetelspacher. J. Hudgins, D. Poyer, G. Nape, Lesehman. Not Pictured: M. Steiner, C. Drees, D. Goldberg, B. No- lan, K. Dorha, S. Little, S. Strey. ADJUSTMENT AIDES Seated: UI. Mueller, I. Berg. NI. Schneider, R. Vazzana. Miss Kelly, Mr. Heing. C. Holtz, D. Cyr, K. Davis. Standing: S. Neagle, L. Kiel, B. Feiger, H. Eisickson, H. Silverman, D. Spams, K. Cerliinates. CI. Milner, M. Olszewski, M. Poppenga, E. Durbin, P. Mclfee, D. XVen- link.

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ain fllice - tw ere n ormafion 5 iven CAeerll4ul4y Miss Rehberg, Darlene Hunt. Mrs. Stelzer. Mrs. Koplin. Mrs. Thomys. First Desk: Sandra Ban- nier. Barbar Jacoby, Linda Maier. Betty' Ann Anderson, Loretta Go- moll, Mrs, Stelzer, Mary Ann Pollack. Second Desk: Joyce Offen- lock, Kathryn Maack. Mrs. Koplin, Elaine Soderstronr. Bambi Roos, Carol MC- Reynolds, Donna Alter- gott. Third Desk: Sharon Isom, Darlene Hunt, Diane Vera, Dorothy Valen- tine, Pat Kury. At Counter: Doris Koss, Carol Swanberg, Pat Rambo, Hilde Schroe- der. First Row: Sandra Kjenstad, Donna Leyen- good. Ruth Petersen, Linda Burrows, Margie liillrourn, Carol H'heeler, Sandra Herron. Lynn Seller, Leona Vera, Diane Quigley. bale llerlin. Doris Doehring. Second Row: Dee Kostrzeski, Brenda Frazier, Pauline Peters, ,Xnita Nelson, lleyerly' ly'ente. Francis Franke. Linda linutsenl, Miss Rehherg, Mrs. Thoxnys, Gloria Shankle. Phyllis Stueye. Caroline Nelson, judy Brodkin. 1:01, uvhnlgygjl' purpose a visit to the office may' be, the cheerful, efficient way' the educational secretaries assist. not only. results . . ,- - he needed information, but also, leaves one with a pleasant inetnory of a tiiendly experience. H y 1 y In luellmg I -- '- the school treasurer Miss Eleanor Rehberg is personal secretary to Mr. Boyd. Mrs. Xyinnifred Stelzer is MIZS' RUR? llllsilllilglb ziird prepares the dailvibulletin. Mrs. Sylvia lsoplins duties intludel taking charge of the bookroom, the school lgiffliiglytlig orilering of school supplies and course books, and issuing streetcar passes. Assisted hy oflice practice girls. these four ladies keel? our school running efficiently. 177