Lakeview High School - La Chatte Yearbook (Lakeview, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

xm, vYWftmW r ftmitfifcs toi mwmmm p DEDICATION : We are dedicating this 19 9 Tamarack, to Klee Tomko and Mr®. Rice In grateful acknowledgement of the many service® and klndneer.ee done for ue. Our anpreclatlon le deep and sincere, our debt Is hup;e and unpaid, our charactere are better because of them, and our thank-you will never be blp enough to ex� refp the way we feel. MIbp Tomko and Mr®. Rice have taught ur much that does not have to do with books but with living and r ttlnp- alonp: with others, which Is far more Important than the contents of any book. May this Annual be a token of our appreelatIon. -The Senior Class § wm W49 W W8t t V?' IbWVXfjsWXStX mtMM' M ws9 s iV 'W' i :nwm Superintendent, James M. Kob The claee of 19 9 greatly appreciate the unfailing support Mr. Kob has given us through our four year? at L.H.S. Although hie work ae superintendent haB kept him busy, he hae found time to listen and advise us with our trivial matters. Words fail to exprees our feeling of gratitude toward hr. Kob. Principal, O.A. Kirk Mr. Kirk, our well known principal came here from Fremont three years a o. Since that time he hae made himself lndeepensable as our principal and athletic director. Office, M. Larsen As office girl and general manager she has kept the downstairs office calm and orderly. Marcella has been here since ehe graduated from LHS In 'kk. We take our hate off to Marcella for her good work. School Board Frank L. Mrs. Grace Leo A. George H. Ralph F. Stebblns,President Bucholtr,Secretary Youngman,Treasurer Nlmberger,Trustee Bollinger,Trustee 7 twWfriasMM � WMMVAViCwwww� «to . • , ««Kviwr -aw� wvWAr svavwi 4% 'iwiSwIv «■ :«h� 4mi '. ARMITAGE, DORIS... I'Dor —Dresses attractively-tall blonde Song Galaway Bay Ambition-----to see England. CHAPIN, DAVID.... Dave---Bashful 3achelor—minds his own business Active in F.F.A.Song Clementine Ambition to be a fanner. | CHAPIN, EVELYN......Full of ideas Good speech maker-modest. Song Aren't You Glad Your You Ambition to be a Missionary Nurse CORNELL, GLENDA.Long brown curls good worker—swell girl.----Song Jesus Rose of Sharon —Ambition to be a nurse. EDGAR, DRUSILLA.. Eddy -Pleasing personality-blondy-strlke girl of L.H.S. bowling team.------Song A Little Bird Told Me Ambition to be a vagabond. EDGERLY, RONALD....... ?lnky -The Villain-side burns-blg one. Song Ycu Are My Sunshine ----Ambition to be a sailor. 1 FARRAR, GORDON.. Gordie -Oh that wave! Blonde-blue eyes-------Song Cruising Down the River Ambition to be a farmer. FOSTER, THELMA.. .Shy—3rown hair good luck to a nice girl.---Song Red Wing Ambition to work in a store or factory. s ms inhrmmm mmn immrannmB rmmmstmirMm sn, GUMMER, LESLIE____ 3ud -Pony boy gets red behind the ears.----Song My Best to You Ambition to be a dairy farmer. MADDER, MARY... Larable -Orlglnal Idea girl of 'L9-Edltor of thle annual. Song ’«hat'll I Do Ambition Is Journalism. HELMS, MAX..Home run klng-Curley hair---shorty. Song Buttons and Bows —Ambition to graduate. r. 3 HERSEY, HARRY.. . Slasher — Black beard—Song- Because Ambition ---cook and baker In the Army. HICKS, JACK.Rough and Ready-side burns—recruit In the National Guard. Song Cruising Down the River.-Ambition to be a sailor. 8 8! 5 § § HOUGHTON, BONETA.. Bonnie Our singing canary. Song Star Dust Ambition—traveling sales woman. HOUGHTON, JACK....Girls envy hie curl8--fast on his feet.-----Song Buttons and Bows Ambition----to be a hayseed. HOUGHTON, ROBERT. Bob -busy-body great tease. Song Pretty Baby Ambition to be a detective. WVJ. «'I'� 1.' WWW.VK WWMIVWW. INGRAHAM, MARY...... Anne —Witty dreame of Kentucky. Song Deep Purple Ambition to be a nurse. JOHNSON, PERKY.. PJ Termite-big and brawny-Charles Atlas.----Song It's a Most Unusual Day Ambition--F. B. I. KAPPE, BERNICE.... Bernle —Face attracts second glance---blushes easily. Song-- Can't Help Loving That Man of Mine -----Ambition- Telephone Gal. KEKPTON, LEONA. Kemple -The brain of the ' +9ers. F.H.A. President neat and trim.-----Song Together Ambition to make someone a wife KOHLER, LYLE.. ?Pee Wee Financial nuisance—Frenchie. Song Now is The Hour Ambition—ministry. MAGEE, MARILYN. .'Maggie Shy--good worker—swell girl.----Song Star Dust ----Ambition to write a book MILLS, LIONEL....Bashful—typical out-door fellow-always willing to help.----Song Bouquet of Roses MOORE, CHARLES...... Bud Class cartoonl8t-short-dark—and good looking. Song Honey Ambition to be a cartoonist. I WxWMWAk t vm j'mwm REWTSCHLER, EARL. Doc Butch hair cut-Deer elayer Song I Have No Use for Women Ambition to be a bachelor. SCOTT, DEAN.. Scottle Sporte Star of the 'L9erB. Flashy dre68er-6'3 Song Sweet Lorraine Ambition le to be a rich bachelor. ««� � «« wsrzmr; MULDER, BETTY---- 3ette Gift of gab-tall-blue-eyed, blonde---Jack of all trades.------Senior's oeet worker. Song Star Dust -Ambition to have fun and be haopy. NEWELL, SANDRA- Sandl£ Bewitching dark eyes.----Our hubbe hubba gal pretty complexion.Song StarDuet Ambition to be happy. OBERLEN, GLENN..Quiet and lots of fun, great friend of game warden Class Vice-President.----Song My Happiness Ambitlon-a farmer. OSTRANDER, PATRICIA.......... Pat Beautiful dark eyes.------Our class nurse. Song It Had to be You Ambition to be a homemaker. PETERSEN, BONITA... Pete Oh that red hair---all around swell gal- Class Secretary. Song Let Your Smile Be Your Umbrella —Ambition to be a pianist. PETERSEN, DAVID. Pete Good Bport blonde and good looking--full of fun.Song Clancy Lowered the Boom Ambition to be a farmer. y!8uaKIR K� V � rn IY � � VA « V ',wa v7IY '� ' f v� y«v« -i' ’«««WittiW WILSON, FLOYD... Ding Fob -Speed demon----Recruit in the National Guard.------Song A Little Bird Ambition -sleep,sleep-more 6leep YOUNG, ROBERT... Ezra Red hair -freckles-pln boy. Oh that car! Song Bill Grogans Goat Ambition to own a bowling alley. SOVEREIGN, DORIS.....Horse lover outdoor sports for her.-----Song I Love You So Much Ambition to own a dude ranch. SURFACE, HAROLD. Socks Joker of the deck.----------ALO track man personality plus—Song A Little Bird ------Ambition to be a good natured bachelor that can cook. WATSON, ROBERT. Bob■-Shorty-vhen he is good he is very good and when he is bad he is??????? Song Peter and the Wolf Ambition to be a Civil Engineer. WHEELER, RICHARD..... Rich -Pcet Personality and smile.------Class President----Worth hie weight in gold. Song Always Ambition to be a baseball player. WILLIAMS, VERA___Ultten -Cutie soft hair and soft voice make her a popular girl at LHS.—Song “My Hapoinees Ambition to be a Hello Girl. Abbott,3etty Almy,Jerry Armitage,Helen Saeney,Betty Beach,Shirley Bleeell,Merlon Boomer,Richard Calrl,Jack Carleon,Jack Chapin,Gordon Croee,Robert Demorest.Don Diamond,Henry Edgar,Donna Ehgotz,Marlene Fender,Charles Green,Clayton iHanson, Lole Hazelton,Arnold Jensen,Freda Kirk,Charles Knox,Roger Kohler,Arvola Lance,Donna killer,Ruth Nielsen,Gordon Oberlln,Doreen laen,Gerald lsen,Phillip strender,Warren Otzman,Irma Paulsen,Dennis Paulson,Jack Peters,Donna Peterson,Gary Kodeboueh,Betty Ruthruff,Leon Schuberg.Ruth Shepard,Arthur Skeels,MarIon Skutt,Jean Snyder,Joyce Surface,Nancy Tallman,Betty Teske.Uyvonne .'estover,Ruth illder,Maurine ulff,Irene Not Pictured Goodman,David Hauser,Barbpra Hople.Mlke Kasel,Lester Larsen,Lester Klnlon,Edward Mitchell,Ardle Petersen,Winston Plntler,Verdlna Sunderlin,Roger Willett,Byron 3 $ 5 a g i m Ackley,Roecoe Andrews,Joy Baird,Bruce Baker,Karllee Branch,Peggy Brown.Lois Charnley,Josephine Colee,Jane Crawford,Joan Diamond,Ellen Dlne8,Kleth Dlehong,Joyce Deir.ond, Edna Edgerly,Gaylord Edgar,Leona Evane,Patricia Poeter,C.J. Fender,John Gage,Deane Goodman,Jane Hadder,Dick Haddlx,Lucille Hammel,Deane Houghton,Barbara Hopklne,Kathleen Imhoff,Jim Jensen,Altona Johnson,3etty Johnson,Patricia F Johnson, Ivan Kempton,Lewie Mills,Richard Morse,Louis Newell,Joan Newland,Carolyn Nielsen,Germain Nlmberger,Leone Ormond,Patricia Ostrander,Leone Ostrander,James Pattee,Clarellan Ra emusaen,Anna Smith,Mary Sorensen,Shirley Sova,Bonnie Ten Eyck,Clara Thompson,Dorothy VenGullder,Eunice I 8 Wieck,Delores V'lllieme, Marie Not Pictured Bale,Joann Hlcke,Richard Large,Carl Petere,Joyce Pitcher,Joyce Tlminey,Robert Wandel,Marietta S Sitter, Pretty Class of 49 MOCK ELECTION Frettie3t Girl ...... Drusilla Edgar Handsomest Boy .......... Dean Scott Best Dressed Girl ... Doris Armitage Best Dressed Boy .........Dean Scott Best Girl Dancer ..... Sandra Newell Best Boy Dancer ......... Dean Scott Girl Athlete ......... Sandra Newell Boy Athlete .........Richard .dueeler Cutest Girl ......... Drusilla Ed'-ar Cutest Boy ............... Bud Moore Girl Singer .......... Bette Mulder Boy Singer .......... Harold Surface Class Cut Up ..........Perry Johnson Class Gum Chewer ... Boneta Houghton Inseparables ......... Mary Ingraham Drusilla Edgar Class Actor .............. Mary Hadder Most Studious Boy .........Lyle Kohler Most Studious Girl .... Leona Kempton Teachers Pet .......... Leona Kempton School Skipper ........ Robert . atson Class Pest ............Perry Johnson Most Popular Boy ......... Dean Scott Most Popular Girl .... Drusilla Edgar Bashful Boy ........... David Peterson Bashful Girl .......... Thelma Foster . ittiest Girl ........... Mary Hadder . ittiest Boy .........Harold Surface Boy Chaser .............. Bette Mulder Girl Chaser ............. Harry Kersey Class Couple .......... Doris Armitage Harold Surface — £ Abbey,Dawn Aboey, Gloria Andrews,Jean Arnett,James Baker,Janice Brown,Harry Bigler,Elsie Conklin,Sharon Castle.Ronald Christensen, Betty Crawford,Elwood Davidson,Mildred Dubois,Don Eldred,Phyllis Evans,Arlene Evans,Marlene Everest,Phyllis Feutz,Gerald Gaffield,Joyce Green,Kenneth Hansen,Patricia Herken,Ronald Harvey,Ronald Hazelton,Maxine Hill,Bob Hutchison,Dorothy Jensen,Charlotte Jensen,Jack Jones,Dennis Kempton,Juanita Kellholtz, Carolyn Kohler,Lorraine Lance,Helen Laper,Keith Lewis,Otto Llndy,Lowell Marvin,Leon May,Dorothy McCord,Helen Miller,Earl Mitchell,Eldon Nielson,Maurice Nielsen,Robert Newell,Nancy Noud,Johnny Oberlin.Crley Otzman,Barbara Peterson,Elias Stine,Carl Stephens,Peggy Thlrkiud een.MiUjcent Turner,Sob Wheeler,Lavern Willett,Gloria Wilson,Ruth Yanke,Jane Yanke,J ean Not Pictured Butler,Benny Ellafrets,Clara Helms,Lynn Hogle, Edward Schuberg, Roger McTavleh,Barbara Tallman,Leon Mill8,Jennette Vail,Ivan ■v V r Petereon, Roseharie Peterson,Walter Plntler,Shirley Pull,Donna Roberts,Maxine Robin eon,Adleine Robinaon,Beatrice Ruthruff,Fern Sanders,J oan Shepard,Dorothy Smith,Bernard Sova.Joyce ...TO HIGH SCHOOL When it comes to High School, We shiver and shout. For its a day to remember no doubt But Junior High is our start. And High School is our mark. tr.'i ,fr tirarmwitm-mmm .v. ;.v 'mmr ffi'. First row: KcCambrida-e,Boomer,Ellafrltz,Hause, Wood,Roach, Cogswell Smith,B. VanDuser, 3annen, Sutherland, Carey, Johnson, 1. Wanink, Leach V. Cogswell, Beemer, Second row: Stanton, Sawtell,Edgar, J. walcutt Tlminey Davidson Behrenvald,Ingraham, Cornell,u6trom, W. Gruber,D. Cogswell,Matson,Helms Selesky,Keeney,Swing, Third row: Crane, K. Van Duser,Bear slee,block,Snyder, N. Ostrander,?. Wanink,L. Leach D. Ostrander Hansen Greer., Chapin Westove Knapp, Fourth row: Ecklee Olsen, Brown, hogle, Slfuentee, Kielnoltz V.’anaell Cross, Coston, Imhoff Pitcher, Pusczak, Snyder, Not’Pictured Butler, Dines, D . Leach, Schultz Nave VanCmmen mm-mtm vssi tt. f ; lAU’l V.U? '.ff W i.TO W,1 1M7VX ',7 First row: Porter, Llscomb, Veetergaard, Strong, A. Staffen, Roesman Richards, Bale, Jacott, Stevens, Foster, J. Steffen, Lehnert, Pitts, hay 3anner, Second row: Wright, Troll, Hutchinson, Comdem, Katson, Kruger Johnson, 31ouph, L. Everest, Cornell, Hogle, Herzog, Keyt, Kaeel, Third row: Kellopg,Chapin, Arnett,Behrenwald, CaEton, Saxton, Knapp, Larsen Halllvell,Hause, Stanton, Cantwell, Norwood, Fourth row:Otzman, Paulsen Shepard, Houghton, McCambrldge, Kohler, Cole. Not Pictured Hyde F. H. a. Top Row: Stanton,3annen,Stanton,Leach,Ostrander,Snyder,Waninfc,Be .ren old. Can twell,Norwood,ImLoff,Pi tc:.or, Cos ten,Keil..oltz, Coster., KausejT-ird Row: Lead Leact. ,3eemer,May, 8trpng,Rossnan, Ostrander,McCanbrldgejV.VnlcuttjEd arjBooner, Hause,Kellor;fr,Ve3ter;taard,Cnapin,Mis8 Kasel, Second Row: Davidson,riutc..ison, Troll,Comden,Keeney, Johnson,Wanlnk, Carey,Roach,Ellafrite ,Herzog,Bottom Row: Otoman,Paulsen,' lliwlll,Shepard,Larsen,Knapp,Saxton,Sifuentes,Cross, Yfandell. Basketball Team Left to Hi t: .Ostro-, ,Tn-ra..a , — enrenvaJ •' 40 —VLo'y 11 De Sr WILDCATS 3acA Row: J.Almy, R.Wheeler, L.Larren, D.Scott, W.Petersen, F.H111, Coach- 15. Founder Front how: Apt.0.Lewie, B.Cross, P.Olsen, D.Goodcan, L.Ruthruff, trr.O.Oberlin KITTENS 3ack Row: R.Ackley, W.Petersen, D.Qas-c, S.Feutz, L.Llndy, G.Edgerly, 3.3nlrd, J.Noud, C. Stine Front Row: Merr.D.Ingraham, R.Castle, 3.Butler, J.Jensen, J.Arnett, R. Nielsen, D.Jones, K.Lacer, Mpr.L.Behrenwald ',v vi yj imiaum w x. a, gj i m J n '-'i M V raneiutt « � s «s «s hwvy, rfS' t 4Wifly� N7iv yvdftvg va vaK vft wr-riv fr Vr mn wwiw S £ Ezrasai WILDCATS: Grrrrrrrrrr! WILDCATS Ab a whole, the basketball team had a very succeeeful season, ending the year with a good record of 1? wins and 5 losses. Out of the five losses that we suffered-its the opinion of most people that 2 if not 3 of them should have gone the other way. The first game with Greenville could have ended with uscn top very easily if we had hit any of the great number of free throws that we were awarded in the closing minutes. The other two losses to Vestaburg and Howard City should have been easy victories for the Wildcats had they played the ball they are capable of playing. But that's luck! The Cats went as far in the tournment this year as any Lakeview Team has ever gone and with a few breaks, they could have continued even further. The team captured the County CO-champlonshlp, district championship and went two nights in the Regionale, Bowing to Newaygo the second night. A new member of the squad this year was Bob Hill,a freshman from Trufant. Bob looks good to us and seems to be improving all the time. He captured plenty of points for the Cats. Captain Winnie Petersen took the team through the district tournament with honors and was well worth his weight in gold. Pete copped 47 points the three nights of the district. Coach Donald Pounder will be able togo through next year with practically the same team, except for two Seniors, Scott and Wheeler. Their height will be missed, but it is predicted the coach will have another championship team next year. The oats seem to be made up of speed, speed and more speed. Good luck next year boys.'iij Nov. 19 BASKETBALL 1948-49 LAKEVIEW OPPONENTS Remus 44 li Nov. 30 Cedar Springs 52 Deo. 3 Bolding 28 20 Dec. 7 xxGreenvllle 29 31 Deo. 10 xVestaburg 23 25 Dec. 17 xHoward City 50 1+0 ?an. 4 Remus 1+3 31+ Jan. 7 xCarson City 33 28 Jan. 14 xEdmore 31+ 30 Jan. 21 xVestaburg 57 18 Jan. 25 x8tanton 52 26 Jan. 28 xHoward City 22? 34 Feb. 1 Belding 28 22 Feb. 4 xEdmore 35 33 Feb. 8 xSheridan 57 10 Feb. 11 Greenville 32 46 Feb. 18 xCrystal 67 32 Feb. 25 Ithaca x-League games xx-0vertime DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Cancelled Mar. 2 Sparta 1+9 25 Mar. 4 Sparanac 38 19 Mar. 5 Rockford REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 38 37 Mar. 10 Leslie 1+5 44 Mar. 11 Newago 25 45 SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL In bringing down the curtain on the 1948-49 basketball season, we find the Kittens with an above average record. Although handicapped at the start of the year by the loss of one of their star players, the Little Wildcats fought back to the very end and came out with a record of 10 wins and 7 losses. The seoond team is made up of 9th and 10th grade boys who are good players but laok training, coaoh Cook takes the fellows, trains them, and sooner or later the Kittens get to be Cats. The seoond team, though it plays first at every game, draws as large a crowd as the first team and gives its supporters plenty of thrills. At any rate, its a certainty that Lakeview will have a good seoond team as long as we have a Cook around. TRACK Lakeview had not been very fortunate in winning their track meets in re- oent years. This season we have our 4 record setters from last year with us as well as many other boys from lastyears team. A1thought our track is not the most modern and our field is bumpy, we will get through with what we have and perhaps come out on top. The team has new suits this year, and we hope they are initiated by plenty of success! DRIVERS TRAINING One of the newest classes added to the school curriculum is Driver's Training, which is efficiently supervised by Mr. Cook, is iven 20 hours behind the wheel plus 18 weeks of actual class .xt oooks. This co rse is sponsored by the American Automobile Association. „ , with the dual controlled car are: Fender, Mills, oulser. Hersey book, Kansen, Jo:n.on, Houghton, Sovereign, Cornell. the Eaci wori F’JTURE FAR.'ER3 OF AMERICA Lakeview Chapter of the Future Farmers of America had a very sue 48-49 school year. V.e had 51 members in the club t. th 22 chanter far 29 green ands. The officers are Harry Hersey, ires. Harold Surface Pres. David Petersen, Sec. .fillip 0l3en, Treas. and Bob Houghton Re The chapter owes much of its success to two good advisors Mr. Enoch Mr. Russell Johnson. During the course of the year some of our projectu were: 5 acres on the Wallace Petersen Property, a F.F.A Rodeo', and a forty acre'tre servation plan. The highli. t and final social event of each year is nual Father and Son banquet which was ..eld March 29th. Another of our special activities is tie sponaorin of e F.-.A team. The team had an lmdefeatec 49 season. All in all that makes of our future FarmersUl cessful Vice. porier� St irae r a.ic of wheat e con- our an- asketball us oroud HIGH SCHORL CT Tr.K GIRLS Back Row: C.Edgar, B.Vulder, Front ov;: i.hacTavish, C.oach, .Kappe A new activity of the year Is The High School Gutter Girls bowlin Team. Eowllng being a new sport in Lakeview, these girls ere all beginners. V.. wish this team the uest of luck durinr the S' aeon. Ostrander, Snyder, Peters, .ilder, Otzr.an, Brown, Lentz, 'edder, Mrs. Rice Stirface, Chapin, Pasmussen, Filler. LIBRARY STAFF Lucky thirteen thats the libr ry staff. Thirteen girls and ;r Rice make up the library staff. Much has been done this year in trying to improve our library. Many new books and reference material have ■ een purchased t:is year. Ye thank t' e library staff for tie splendid work they have cone. LAKEVIEW HIGH SCHOOL BAND a Back Row: Diamond, Helms, Chaoin, Jonnson, Lindy, Edgerly, Petersen, Large, Petersen, Wilder, liulder, Surface 1 Middle Row: McCambridge, Wood, Goodman, Hadder, Kirk, Kohler, Sova 3 Front Row: Abbey, Boomer, Harvey, Edgar, Turner, Hansen, Pitcher I The band is only 2 years old. Althoug.n yet a baby its beginning to show slrns of growth. There are 25 members and each year a few new members Join. Under the direction of Mr. Elmer Coon they played for part of our home basketball games and oep rallies. The band will take an active part in the 3 Spring Concert, and has planned an all day trip to Alma College in March to 3 see the Alma College Band. Officers of the band are: David Petersen, Pres.; Pat Johnson, Sec.; Jane Goodman, Librarian; Charles Kirk and Ronald Edgerly, Managers; E.Coon,Dir. DANCE BAND Members: Johnson, Wood, Sanders, Ingraham, Harvey, Large, Sova, Wilder, Kirk GIRLS GLEE CLUB President: Sandra Newell First Groun: S. Newell, Pres M. Evans, J Sec. Andrews, Library Secretary: Marlene Ehgotz Second Group: J. Coles, Pres. P. Eldred, Sec. M. Ehgotz, Library ww m’f m. _ . TAMARACK STAFF The members of the Tamarack Staff have v.orked very hard and exceotionally iaat, gathering material, writing articles, assembling material, and typing mats, so that L n S could have it6 first annual In several years The staff has tried to make this annual as interesting and as enjo fcle as possible and hope that next year there will be a 50 Tamarack. are proud of it and hope it will bring memories and enjoyment to all of you. • -ffememVLere,1tdVi6e --------“r 2oe; Sditor-in-chief-Mary Hadder Production idi+ -nette -.ulder; Class Lditors--2andra Sewell, Bernice ilappe rerry «ohnson; Feature Ld itors-iiarold Surface, Boneta Houghton; Sports Editors -diehard ..heeler. Dean Scott; Art Editora-Bud uloore, Doris ills. SENIOR PLAY A freezing rain was the curee put upon us by old man weather when we c e- clded to have our class clay December 16th and 17th. 3ut no matter, the play did go on! We had small crowds both nights but made up for that by nutting on a matinee preformance the following week. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Cornelia Otis Skinner, was the rolllcK- lng, costumed comedy chosen as the annual class clay. Leading parte were taken by 3oneta Houghton and Mary Hadder, the many supporting roles were played by Leona Kempton, Bonita Petersen, Doris Armitage, Elaine Nlenhuls, Mary Ingraham Evelyn Chaoin, 3ernlce Kappe, Dean Scott, Richard Wheeler, 3ud Moore, Lyle Kohler, Perry Johnson, Leslie Gunmer, and Harold Surface. The production was directed by Mrs. Rice. We would like to mention that her presence backstage the 16th and 17th gave us much needed confidence and moral support. Every clay had an Important backstage crew; Ours was no exception. Al- though they are never seen or heard during the clay without them the cast Is less than nothing. These honors go to Bette Mulder,Bob Young, Ettabe]le Helms Ronald Edgerly, David Petersen and Doris Sovereign. Take a bow Kids!!!!!!!!! ■nraimnmmi 'imvmw;!: Is WHKViK ftN iv tfNYt . i LAKEVIEW 3 BUSE8 Cliff Possibly of all persons connected with the school system, the work of our engineer and custodian, Cliff Imhoff, are the least noticed Cliff started work at the school on Seotember 1st, 1932. At that tine the new part of the building wasn t built nor what its now the si op and cafeteria. Cliff had an office in one end of what is now the chemistry laboratory. He fired the furnaces by hand until 1946 Imhoff when an automatic stoker was installed. Cliff has survived countless numbers of oaperwad wars, water guns, and bean shooters besides a few cases of rotten-egg gas, the gas was in the ventilating fan. But aside from all tr.ls, still, when sometr.ing wrong, from repairing a watch to replacing a light bulb in the too of the its Where1s Cliff . To the students Cliff is the genial, goodnatured fellow will always take time to help you out or tell you where something is, to students Cliff goes on forever with the memories of L. H. S, out goes gym who the -w Our steady-aa-they-come bus foreman, was hired in the fall of 1936 to drive one bus route and service the four buses which the school owned then. Then in 1940 two more buses were added to the fleet and a four bus garage was built to service them in. In 1941 two more buses were added,in JS46 and 1947 one bus was added each year In 1948 and 49 enough new buses were added to replace most of the original buses and Increase the fleet to the present twelve.Summer Paul Hyatt of 1948 saw a new 16 bus garage being built. Now completed, it holds the entire twelve buses. Paul's bus driving Jobs have been varied. He was a regular run bus driver for nine years and nlne months without tne aid of a substitute.Through out the last eleven years, ne has driven to countless numbers of basket-ball games, trips, and numerous other extra-curricular activities. Paul arrives at the garage at 6:30 a.m. each morning to ready his charges for their morning run, then services them and lines them up for their night run; he then waits for the return of all the buses and his day ends at 5:00 p.m. Many thanks go to Paul for his co-operation with the classes and clubs. Third Row: Wll11eon,Peterson,Roberts,Lance,McCord,Newell,Christeneon,Bigler, Helms, Robinson, Van Guilder, Johnson, Gaffield, Davidson,May, Snyder, Shepard, Ha?, el ton Second Row: Sovereign,Eghot?,Williams,Evans.Andrews,Smith,Kempton, Nimberger, Mitchell.Kellholt?,Diamond,Wllson,Thorklldsen Flrpt Row: Goodman,TenEyck,Robinson,Willett,Baker,Ysnke, Conklin, Houghton , Tsllraan,Hansen,Teske KH.A. The school F.H.A. Club rates our praise and appreciation. It Is truly an organizetlon of which to be proud. The Club has performed many services for the good of the school, community, region, and state. Two members of the F.H.A. have received state awards. We feel that they should be mentioned here. Congratulations Leona Kempton and Bonita Petersen. Leona and Bonita also hold regional offices. Also from the club is Mrs. Joseph Cook who is the State Club Mother. The club this year has one hundred senior members, and the officers elected are: Leona Kempton, President; Jane Coles, Vice-President; Nancy Surface, Reporter; Juanita Kempton, and Marlon Blssell, Co-Parliamentarians! Our advisors are Miss Wlllison and Mrs. Ewing. The Future Homemakers of America has enabled many girls to get practical experiences which will help them to make better homes for their own tomorrow. Back Row Magee Kaope Hadder Ostrander Jensen Nelson Williams Stephens. He 11 eon Chapin Pintler Plntler Peters Peters Otzman Otzman Abbott Coles Second Row: Charnley,Jensen,Bale,Blssell,Rasmussen,Thompson,Hutchison,Surface, Edgar,Newell,Newell,Armltage,Hansen,Ewing H First Row: Everest,Kemnton.McTavlsh,Sanders,Johnson,Ingraham,Edgar,Armltage, Mulder,Rodebaugh,Edgar 3ack Row Kohler Brown Peterson Abbey Pitcher Evans Pull Ruthruff Kohler Skutt Lance Ormond Houghton Evans Andrews Skeels miLmramim AV iV' Will I Cooks: G. Kempton, 0. Imhoff, Hart, K. Gage, and L. Skinner :an t get along without has been operating and progress. CAFETERIA Our school cafeteria has proved to everyone that we It. The cafeteria started by working with the welfare for eleven years. Each year has showed definite improvement and Nov; the equipment is good, food excellent, price low and we have a wonderful staff of five cooks who really deserve all the praise that is bestowed upon then. They work diligently and without complaining to produce the nutritious food which we are getting in the cafeteria this year. A few of our cooks are new to us and their work. Some of them have been wit us a number of years, in fact, Mrs. Hart has devoted eight years to working in the cafeteria. An- other cook, irs. jalconer who has been wit us nine years previous to t.is,is not in our midst this year because of a broken shoulder,but she also deserves a lot of credit in improving our school lunch program. As well as feeding the st'-dents, the cafeteria, throng t 10 Hone and Family Classes end elemen- tary teachers, is being used to educate the children on good eating ebits. i.'.iss V. illison, manager of the cafeteria, deserves credit for the services performed and the work which she has done for both t ie cafeteria and school. B. Kodebaugh, N. Surface, C. Fender, J. Fender, C. Jensen, J. Kemoton CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders of 1949 were an energetic group of six, representing Lakeview's brilliant colors of blue and gold. Under the direction of Krs. Pounder, the cheerleaders presented the greatest variety of assemblies and pep meetings ever heard through tie halls of L.H.S. They lad Lakeview's cheering section through the 17 regularly scheduled games, the district tour- naments, and the 2 regional games. Although their exuberant energy oes un- sung, we notice it ana are glad they belong to Lakeview. tmt mwm ’ mm maaattxa AS Hi I'L WVl JMV ’W Compliment Your Letter WITH Your Dealer Has ymum f SAFETY RECORD THIS WEEK M T W T LOST TIME ACCIDENT SERIOUS DOCTOR CASES ANNOUNCEMENTS OUR CONCENTRATED DRIVE THE LAST TWO MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRODUCTION IS SHOWING GOOD RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA 3 ° WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. KRUSE 1ST EAST DAV-SON CORK BACK BULLETIN BOARDS DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of Va inch cork mounted on Va inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. For Use In Bulletin board with two set SCHOOLS in glass doors. One side cork CHURCHES the other changeable letter FACTORIES insert- OFFICES (Letters are not included) STORES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. DISTRIBUTORS: School Gift Service 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. Both sides cork. STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 x 48 ............$30.CO 30 x 60 ............. 32.50 36 x 48 ............. 31.25 36 x 60 ............ 36.25 ALL PRICES F. O. B. 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