Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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El Boletin Casual Brings News of Spanlsh Department El Boletin Casual is the Spanish newspaper published by the students of Lakewood High School who have studied Span- ish. If you have never read an account of a football or basket- ball game in Spanish, and you know that language, be sure and buy a copy of El Boletin and read about one. Perhaps, if you are a student of this department, you have read about the last party you attended in its society column. What! a society column in a Spanish newspaper published by the students of the Spanish department. Yes, there is, and not only that, but also a sports page, and section devoted to news-school news, faculty news, and news of the world. So you see the teachers and pupils of the Spanish depart- ment are interested in something more than the Spanish to be found in a text-book. El Boletin is published once a month by a staff composed of the best Spanish students, and sold for three cents per copy. So anyone who buys a copy is getting his money's worth and no mistake about that. They Are Publishers of Paper

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ROCK GARDEN P 7

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Csvffiy Our Guardians of the Peace I am sorry, but this it not the end of the line. Haven't you heard the same re- mark or a similar one When you have stepped into the lunch line if the place you stepped in was not at the end of the line? The reminding of that fact is done by no one else than one of our Wide-awake, ef- ficient Student Council members. This or- ganization is the student governing body of Lakewood High School. The cafeteria is only one of the many places where a coun- cil member does the duty that in some other school would be given to a teacher. Using of students instead of teachers in some places helps with one of the aims of the council, which is to bring a be un- derstanding between the stud y and members of the faculty. it if Everyone remembers the signs which greeted us on our rambles through the halls during the week of November 17. They bore Words something like this, Don't forget November 203' Bring your old clothes on November 20,,' and so on through all the signs that appeared. These were just reminders of the fact that the Student Council was sponsoring an Old Clothes Day. lt was on this day that clothes were collected to aid the poor fam- ilies in and around Greater Cleveland. And did the student body respond to this call put out by the Student Council! We should say sogtheafountain could not be seen for the mountain of clothes in front of it. So let's give the council three cheers for their hard Work. 1' Representatives of the Student Body N ' All