Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Y TZJPYOCKJCWJCYOGICINEWWJGCND CECi6CY'5Ci'5 V FRANCIS ATACK-- Dutch is a quiet chap, but Still waters run deep, for he has a master mind. When he spoke, it would pay one to listen. His long list of good friends is one of which to be very proud. THORA ALLEN-Thora's heart is as sunny as her hair and she is always amiable and friendly. However, she surrounded her amiability with reserve and was a little bit hard to know. Thora belonged to the Friendship and Hi-Commercial Clubs. VIRGINIA ANDERSON- Gin has a sparkle all her own and often makes herself abso- lutely intoxicating to less fortunate hu- mans. She always looked like a Vogue fashion plate and helps to set styles around Lakewood. She was a Friendship member, ROBERT BEARD-We don't know Bob very well because his first three years were spent at Mansfield High. He is a quiet chap, but we've heard he can blow a mean tune on the 'sax'. He has played in our Band and Orchestra. ' ALDEN F. BIXBY- Bix was a popular and busy fellow. He was a member of the National Honor Society, the French Club, the Math Club, the Orchestra, and being athletically inclined, too, he was on the Tennis Team. MARIE ARCHER-We all know Marie better by her nickname, Archie. Archie's large, brown eyes and her lovely brown hair make everyone take a liking to her. She was a member of the Hi-Commercial Club. VIRGINIA BARTHOLOMEW- Ginney is well known among the gay circles at Lake- wood. She possesses an abundance of that quality of humor, which is so pleasing, and a courage which often asserts itself. In her last year she joined the Friendship Club. HOWARD I. BLOOMFIELD- Howie was always busy. He was Treasurer of the French Club and Secretary of the Debate Club. Besides, he was a member of the Orchestra, Newton Society, Arrow Staff, and was in the National Honor Society. GEORGE BROWN- Gidze is a good- hearted, happy-go-lucky fellow whom every- one likes. He was interested in Science. so he joined the Newton Society in his last two years, and he also belonged to the Student Council. ORA FAY BAUMGARDNER- Orie is a friend to everyone and the possessor of a rare good nature. Always interested in affairs around school, she has made herself felt in the Friendship Club. She also was active in the Student Council. lPage251 - .- ggp QXQ ,

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1 y 4 'A A l 4 'QQ ? Z Y Y 7 Y' Y ' J 'Y 'Y' 'Y A - J, Mamma 'Timmins CINEUFT. . Y - wg ' u- - RUSSELL CRAIG-We wonder sometimes how Peck takes things so calmly. It . must just be his even temper, which, by the L-' way, is the right kind of temper to have. ' They're few and far between, too. He was 4 in the Newton. K 'F BARBARA BEIMFOHR- Barb has never ' I lacked friends around school. She has been V busy supplying her classmates with the y High Times and for three years was a mem- M' ber of the Friendship Club. She backed the ' ,L Parliamentary Law Club. f FRANCES M. BERSHIG- Fran is the imp- V ish little girl whom you thought a freshman Q k'l when you saw her in the halls around school. ' ' E She belonged to the Friendship Club and Y was so interested in her chosen course that . she joined the Commercial Club. ' WADE DILL- Walk in the Water Dill was one of our athletes. Among the sports for K, which he went out were cross-country, bas- , ketball, track, and football, both scrubs and ' regulars. As a result he was in the Var- sity 5 . 5. l k' DAVID EDWARDS- Dave, too, was an ,- Q athlete. He was a wrestler, a trackman, -il I and in the Varsity L. Besides, he belonged w to the Glee Club. Dave was a debater, . being Vice President' of that club, and belonged to the Newton Society. l WILMA BOWMAN- Bill was one of the . best-natured people at Lakewood. She pos- 1 X sesses a hearty and contagious laugh. Her Q' , interests were many and varied, as we may 5 see by her activities: Glee Club, Dramatic 5 ,E Club, Hi-Commercial, and Friendship Clubs. L l N La ix ,. l CAROLINE BROOKER- Happy, as her 1 b nickname implies, has a smile and a way ' that is characteristic of her and her only. kv Her work in the Friendship Club and Eng- , lish Council has been of the best type that N can be imagined. , , Ani ROBERT GARROW-Few persons have such I. I a make-up as Bob. He went out for foot- 1 ball and played in the school Band. For ' 1 all this, he is unassuming and rather .1 quiet. He is a true friend-that kind that , 1 everyone admires and treasures. ' NI 1 JACK GERNHARD-Jack was a busy fel- low, but he never let his business put his . friends aside. He was Vice President of the K I Newton Society, on the Arrow Staff, in the - l Honor Society, and besides, he helped pick out rings and pins. C K' GERTRUDE BROOKER- Gertie has one of f those winning smiles that go a long way to make friends. Her particular smile is more valuable because it isn't overworked. She C o was an active member of the Friendship, ' If Page Commercial, and Glee Clubs. 0 261 22 'S ' ,.092. llfSDlg ' 5N9iL-.CA9' QLD