Luther North High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Busily working on Their garmenTs are Judy Rieclc and Nancy Suhr. Ppheal 04145 roviole ,J - Mrs. Grace Nyvall CloThinq l 81 ll Foods l 81 ll Each year The Home ArTs DeparTmenT is hiqhlighTecl by var- ious acTiviTies. This year was no excepTion. AT ChrisTmas anol in Spring, Open l-louses were given, along wiTh a DeparTmenT Fash- ion Show. In addiTion, new clraperies which were made by The cloThing classes were hung in The Home Economics Room. lmprovemenT oT personal, Tamily, and communiTy living is The main purpose oT The deparTmenT. The Commercial ArTs DeparTmenT Trains sTuclenTs Tor worlc in The business worlcl. This year many seniors will qracluaTe as qualiicied secreTaries, boolclceepers, sTenoqraphers, anol TypisTs. Thus, The Commercial DeparT- menT supplies a necessary TounolaTion Tor business occupaTions, as well as personal slfflls Tor all OT liTe. ,W Mr. Merle BeTTerman Ed GusTavson improves his Chairman slcills aT The TypewriTer. Boolflfeeplnq OTTice Pradice Mrs. MyrTle Zellce Mrs. Carol Thorson Mrs. Agnes Braham Typing Business Law-Sa'es ShorThand I 8: ll General Business TranscripTion CalculaTing Typinq ShorThand

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Miss Ann Norman Ari l X1 !l reafive naaginafions The Fine ArTs DeparTmenT sTrives To encourage creaTive imag- inaTion. The ArT classes have displayed This creaTiveness in Their various arT displays. A new member oT The Fine ArTs DeparTmenT This year was The warmly-welcomed KnighT piano. Qur marching loand also had someThing new To oTTer. ThaT is - Top nolchl' aloiliTy which was shown by Talcing TirsT place in marching compeTiTion aT Valparaiso UniversiTy, and parTicipaTing in Two parades on STaTe STreeT. Choir music again was rendered wiTh TinaliTy when our Tour major groups perTormed aT concerTs and chapel, An excepTional occasion was The appearance oT The A Cappella and Girls Choir Tor The ChrisTmas series aT The Museum oT Science and lndusTry. ln general This deparTmenT eslraplishes brighTer personaliTies and Therefore more proTiTaple TuTures. Mr. Gerhard SchroTh Chairman Choir DirecTor lv1r.John Zehnder Dale Rohn and Rosie PresTi Band Direglcr rehearse Tor chapel service. .. Y Miss Norman gives help To Jerry Kuker in an arT proiecT.