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

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SEPTEMBER 4, 1945 Dear Diary, It was such a glorious morning that the bunch on the l)us wasn ' t any too keen to get to school even for the first dav of fun. After we unloaded we all went around to the front door (too hot for the band room), ami there stood A. V. on the front steps to look us ( er. It was so like him that all of a sudden we forgot about acation, and it seemed perfectly natural to be baik again. Just think, diary, he ' s lieen greeting students every September since long before I was born, and each .Seinember there have been more of them. .Savl— I just hap- pened to think. How many whistles ilci ou suppose he ' s worn out? I ' d also like to know whom he always managed to sit behind when lie yisitcd classes before I came to sdiool. SUPERINTENDENT A. V. lOCKHART SCHOOL BOARD 1 ' . S. Here ' s a picture of the .school board. We don ' t get to see these men very often, but we hear plenty about what they ' ve spent the money for so that we can get the mostest for the leastest. Eve if they didn ' t do a lot for T. F.. we ' d know they were OK. cause . ndy ' Klein used to go here, and all the others have had kids in school. MR. PREISSIG, MR. KLEIN, MR. WAHLGREN, MR. KUHLMAN, AND MR. GINDL.

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GENERAL OFFICE LeFt: Bruce Miller Right: Lilyan Wilson Below: Dora and Heniietta ' .fViK Dear Diary, These pictures may l)e funny shaped, but there ' s nothing funny about the people. Mr. Miller is really keen. He un- ilerstanils liow kids feel, but he ' s no easy mark either. It ' s a swell combination. Mrs. Wilson is pretty nifty too. Vou sure can ' t put any- thing over on her, but when you need help she ' s right in there pitching on your side. She has a lovely smile. . nd.— if any school has better office girls than Dora antl Henrietta, I ' d like to see it. They know all the answers and they ' re mighty good scouts too. Gee, I sound mushy. Maybe I should admit that there are occasions when I could wish this office bunch was a little less on the job!