Thornton Fractional North High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Calumet City, IL)

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Here' e'is'-still at the helm--'Skipper A V. Lockharteewith a message for all of us in his letter to Mr. Luce. And here's the boardefstill paying the teachers, and make ing everybody keep within the budget and do right by all the little Iohnnies and Marys. lt's a pretty good gang. Mr. Ioe Pressig tloe's father? couldn't be at the meet- ing the night the picture was taken, The others are Mr. Albert Walhgren CNancy's and Al's fatherl, Mr. Andrew Klein Ca T.F.er himself and Mouse's brotherl, Mr. Edward Kuhlman CShorty's fatherl, and Mr. Peter Gindl tPeter's father and Wal- ter's uncle.l K X Lt. L. W. Luce, Educational Officer U. S. Naval Training Station Richmond, Virginia Dear Larry: Perhaps a word from your old school will please you. Our enrollment is off about ten percent. Senior girls have the boys out- numbered more than two to one, A lot of seniors are in the armed forces. Patriotism has taken a priority over education. Many of the hundreds of former students have brought honor to our school and to themselves. The number serving as com- missioned and non-commissoined officers is very gratifying. My interest is heightened because my own son, Leonard, is now train- ing with the pilot. Our stude tack on the the rest of the with victory. spot of gol: old to swing hope of becoming an army nts really are backing the at- home front so that you and boys can come home crowned Make it soon, as l want ct f with you before l become too a club. Cordially, A. V. Lockhart. s.,