Lakeview High School - Log Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1945 volume:

w lt's hard to think that the school we love We soon shall leave forever: 3 But friends we made and years spent there Will be forgotten never . . . 3 Page Two 4 ehiratinn To all former students of Lakevrew Hugh School who have thus far so vallantly and courageously gnven their Ilves for the preservation of the :deals for whrch our democracy stands and to those former students who have served or are servlng rn the arr on the sea rn lands for off and near rn behalf ofthe same cause to all of you I Barton the Spartan most humbly and respectfully dedicate thus Log of 1945 . . . . I I I I I I I I I . Marian, the Spartan We senlo s who have been f ends and compan ons for so many years are end ng our school life In Lakeview High School We will enter many dffere t felds and phases of lvmg but the memor es of our school can never entirely fade Hoping to per the staff publ sh this Log for 1945 xp 'QQQI 5 fav x I I ,1 4' X! Q i ,K 'Y Q! Page Th Q' ' r ri i i ' ' ' ' . ' i n i i ' , i ' . ' - petuate our spirit, ideals and active interest in our school, we of i ' ll ll . I I lin Hlemnrmm This page IS dedicated to the memory of those graduates of Lakeview High defense of their country so that we can live in a land that is free from the tyranny that so nearly enveloped the world School, who have given their lives in . 7 Mr C R mee Dr CIaudeT French Treasurer Trustee Mr F H Stowrtfs Presrdent 3 Dean L Murfqy Mr John Prcluhno Trustee Secretory Page Fave THEODORE N THOMAS P pl 1 Aliarultg Miss Maxine Addy Art BS Mich State Normal MA Columbia U in Miss Marlon Galton American History English ll A U of M h MA Columbia U Larry Baldus Fred Barrett Physical Fitness Coach World History Physical Fitness AB Iowa Teachers College B E Oshkosh State Teachers Owe Summer on MA at U of owo Miss Betty Gardner Home Economics Community Service BS Wayne University MA U of Mich College PhM U of Wls Mrs Marjorie Hered Speech English I0 AB Battle Creek College Miss Mary Hoffhine Mrs. Basil Monroe Ffflllk Mvhfllsue Page Eight Physical Fitness Spanish Latin Communications Physics, Biology A.B. Denson University A.B. Western Michigan College KB- WGSTCFFI MiChiQ0f1 College M.A. U. of Mich. M.A. Lacking One Summer ffwf' Mrs Jack Ossewaarde Boy Glee Glrls Glee Ensemble BS U of Mch Louls Reuter F F A Chemistry BS Mlchngan State College Miss Elsle Reed Ewm Reed Llbrarlan T ASB Sioux Fcgls dCollege Band wo ummers on ra uate Work U f WIS d U of BS Central Iggillggtate Teachers Mlss Margaret Rose Typnng Shorthand Bookkeepmg U of Much U of Much Mlss Janet Sorenson Government l2 English ll BS Northwestern Unuversnty Mrs Garth Underwood Journallsm Engllsh 12 AB Mlch State College MA U of Mtch Stephens College Kauko Wahtera lndustnal Arts MA U of Much G+ 1 Robert Stout Algebra Advanced Math Pre flight B S Western Much College MA U of Much Barrett Vorce Government I2 AB U of Much BS Northern State Teachers page Nine College M S Iowa State v Il !. 9 X f a' We 41 JN! fi Seninr Gllwaz OFFICERS President Jon Bausch Vice President Bert Roberts Secretary Betty Stock Treasurer George Solvers At the turst Sensor Class meeting plans were made for actlvutues which would constitute the last school year for one hundred and eught Lakevuew Sensors and Jeanette and me Under the leadershnp of our presrdent committees were appounted and announced early In October for graduatlon and commencement The advlsers for the three mayor commlttees com mencement class day and baccalaureate were Mlss Sorenson Mr Vorce and Mrs Underwood To plan all money makung actzvntues was the purpose of the Fnnance Commrttee and through dances held after basketball and football games movies apple and orange sales and cake sales profits Increased By the end of the year the treasury contanned a considerable sum A sensor picture committee was also set up to mvestlgate and select a class photographer Thus year the Leone Studio was given the contract and the plctures were taken nn January and February Both engraved and prnnted name cards and announcements were selected and ordered by each member of my class early In February and we were measured for caps and gowns that same month The annual Gurl Date Boy dance was sponsored by our students on April seventh and of course Jeanette and l attended both that and the Senior Prom which was held the latter part of May Now as you are readnng thus book we are no longer senuors but graduates a past part of Lakevuew but a part that wall not forget the fun enjoyed and the education acqulred here Page Twelve 1 1 I . , ' I I 1 1 - 1 ' ' - 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' I I 1 I ' Ulises '4 Evelynn Maxme Anderson nd 2 3 4 G A C 2 Ho room Offrcer 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Rhythm Rascals 3 Operetta 3 Chrlstmas Can tata 3 Jonnle Elwoods Dance Band 4 Girl Date Boy Orch Ch 4 Gen Ch Band Follres 4 Edward Roy Ashley Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Refreshment Ch Glrl Date Boy Vrce Pres Camera Cl 4 Year ok St f Jon Elwood Bausch Student Councll 234 Band 2 4 Y Dance Board 3 4 J Hop en Ch ebate CI semble 34 Operetta 3 All School Play 3 4 Hr Y Club 3 4 Sensor Class Presrdent Jonnle Elwoods Dance Band Camp Protect 4 Donald H Barnes Football 2 3 4 cuff? Arnold LaVern Aumaugher Barbara Jean Baird Football 3 4 Red Cross 3 Harley Beebe Student Councnl 2 3 4 Home room Officer 2 3 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Drum Major 2 3 4 Dec C JHop All School Play 4 Lors Ann Bensen Wnlma Freda Blass orus 2 3 4 Camera CI Red Cross 3 Ooeretta 3 Crystal 3 4 Giles G Bale Y b 3 4 Grrl Da e 3 4 Football 4 as ketball 3 4 Homeroom Offrcer 3 Dec JHop Stage Manager c ool oy Co r Councll 3 Y Dance Board 3 Student Councrl Pres 4 Treas Athletrc Board 4 Debate Club 4 LClub 4 Boys State 3 Q, eg OWN: JZ Frances Ellzabelh Bemls Homeroom Officer 2 fwfr +16 Betty Maxrne Broughman A C 2 Dance Club 2 l Gee Club 3 4 Operetta Dec Junror Sensor Receptron Red Cross 3 Chrrstmas Play 4 Ensemble 4 Yearbook Art Edu to 4 Page Thrrteen Vlrgmla Maxlne Chandler Robert Frank Student Councll Treasurer 4 Boys Glee Club 4 All School Play 4 Clark Roselyn Hazel Clark Baseball 4 Senlor Prom Football Queen ,J . TZ , Frances Lena Cowan Re Cross 2 3 Junlor Sensor Reception Comm Madelyn Jean Crooks Homeroom Offlcer 4 Chorus 'X 6 4 Wullram Leste Clark Football 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Stage Manager 3 Year book 4 Noon Hour Comm Glee Club 3 4 Treas of L Club U S Na Charles Fredrlck Crumptan Student Council 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Band 2 Hn Y Vlce Pres 3 Basketball 3 4 Chrlstmas P ay 3 Basketball 4 Bo s G e Club 4 L Cl 4 B s State 2 Ralph Harry Cuyler Frank Alden Davus Joyce Colleen Doyle Football 2 3 4 Pre Flight 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Page Fourteen ig Ti Duane Edward Cunningham Crystal 3 Rex Angus Edgell ootball 4 Baseball Homeroom Offlcer 3 Captann of Football 4 Glee Club 4 V PrsofLCIub4USAry - f, ' x I I A .I 3-4: ' lf l l V 'ft ,XJ X 4g , . I -vy. I - I X., A Z xl Yi' 4 I N dr! 'N 1 V, NWO f 4 . K iv if f K, fl' V 1 if Fw -2 gk 4 'X . ' ' I Y l - lg , - R if ., , - . jf dr,-J ',: ,. ',y-1, , ,. l , 1 ' - i, 2 Y Ie , 1 - . : ov l 'Y ml W! v an W 1 Q , H y lf ,K l L , 3 X y F ,2-2-bfi: ,sf e. I ' , 5 . f 'mf sl 4 xv WF w .Q- Staff 4 D U Waunetha Geberf Leonard A Ginnebaugh Homeroom Officer Crystal B nd 2 H Y 4 j M Milton Lee Harlranft Roland James Hartranft Camera Club 2 3 4 ,- s An... Wanda Virginia Hawley Roberta June Heallie All-School Play, 4. Ch. Sr. Girls Tea, Horneroom Of- icer, 3, h. Adv. Girl-Date-Boy, Q X an s Q X .il LaVern Gresley Y 4 Baseball FOOT ba 4 Boys Glee Cl 4 LClub Janet Willard Hatch Spanish Club 4 Camera Club 4 eb lu 4 Se rProm . '91u 'Wee Alice Hodgkinson Chorus, 2-3-4, G. A. C., 2-3, Dance Club, 3, Chrisrmas Play, 4, Crystal, 4, Ch, Girl-Date-Boy Dance, 4, Cheer Leader, 3-4, En- semble, 4, Girls' Basketball Capt., 4. ,X o .f lvl ii Belly Patricia Grimm Glee Club 3 Shrrlre Lorraine Haughey T'5uncil 3 Chorus 3 4 Malo 3i Operetta 3 En semale Christmas Play 3 Ki-Y Boa 3 .igsembly Com- mittee 3' . George Hodgkinson Football, 2-3-4, Boys Glee, U. S. Army. Page Fifteen l ...J 4, Norma Lorralne Hughes Latin Club 4 Debate Club Ch of Student Controlled Stud Hall Com 4 Student Ch of Dental Project for High School Betty Jane Jones G A omeroom Offncer Jean Jarvls A C 2 Dance Play 2 Fea 4 Operetta 3 Ensemble nt Comm Devere Arthur Johnson Jones Play 4 Staff 4 Shlrley Ann Keagle Gall Orville Kline 4 Debate Club Student Councnl 3 Crys al Josephine Ann ohnson Chorus 3 Camera Cl b 34 F enslc Club 34 S A G S 3 Debate Club 4 Ensemble 4 War Bond Ch 4 George Clmton Knight Student Councll 2 3 HI Y, 2 Band 2 3 Football 2 3 Vice Pres Junlor Class 3 All School Play 3 U S Army Arr Corps Page Sixteen E 1 James Robert Lampky Robert John Lester Beverly Ann Long ootball 2 3 4 Hz Y 2 Homeroom Officer 2 Football C orus 3 4 Crystal 3 ee Camera Club 2 3 4 Canoe 4 Bask tb ll e a 2 3 4 Club 3 Operetta 3 ommunlty Club 234 Boys Glee Club 4 Captain 4 Glee Club 4 L Service 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Club 4 U S Navy Rosemary Lounse Loser Ollve Elizabeth McMillan Norma Jean Manwarren Red Cross 3 Band 2 3 4 Chorus 4 1 Betty Jean Mead Gulbert Wayne Mead Robert Wulllam Mead Board of D cto un he Com Accompanusf Hugh School Chorus Football 2 Chorus 2 3 munlfy H D ol 3 Boys Glee 4 Jw WM Holton Messenger June Elloulce Muller Myrtle Marleonn Muller U S Army Camera Club 2 Vlrgmla Marne Martm Community Service 4 Marcia Ellen Merchant ond, 34 Crystal Chorus 34 Yearbook 4 Band Follies Mmarn Ellen Moore Forensnc Club 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 Pres Sponnsh Club 4 War Bond Comm 4 Page Seventeen Y ,f ' x tg 5 E 3 I' ' 1 f 4 .s . 73 4 V QT. 3? 4, 'l 4 4.452 A. . ' 'A - V ' , , 5 , - . B 2- -by , .2-3-45 K' 3 K 4 I X V IW 1 M , -Q ,,,x.', I Helen Nora Montague Cross 3 P S Yearbook Staff 4 Q-Q, X Mary Eleanor Moran Student Councll 2 3 4 Student Councll Sec 4 Drum Magorette 4 G rysta 2 Jumor Class Pres Latm Club 3 4 Pres oo ur Comm, 3 4 Yeorb :ty edltor All Sch Debate Club O Board 3 Senlor Prom h Actnvnty Comm Ch 4 Glrs Basketball Coptam 4 4 Feature Chrustmas Jack D Nash Kenneth G Nuelsen Homeroom Pres U S Navy Football 234 Basketball 3 seball 34 H1Y 34 Cu 4 LCIub 4 Leo Rench Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 aseball 2 3 b S Army Page Elghteen Rex Arrington Rlmmel Homeroom Officer 2 Student ouncll 2 3 4 Vice P s Y 2 3 4 Offlcer 2 3 Pres Camera Club 3 Sports Ed Yearbook 4 Pres L Club 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Boys State 2 6 Roy Vernon Nichols All School Play 4 Camera Clu 42 X? gl 51 .lack Mllton Murray Football Manager 2 3 Basket ball 2 3 Hu Y Offncer 2 Base ball 3 Boys Glee Club 4 Horarlet Lucille Relck Glee Club 4 G! Bert Lee Roberts, Jr H: Y 2 3 4 Junior Class Treas urer 3 Boys Glee 3 4 Operet ta 3 Football 234 Basket 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 dent Councll 4 Vlce Pres Sen nor Class 4 Glee Club 4 Sports Edltor Crystal 4 Secretary L Club 4 Bond Kung 4 Boys State 3 Marlon Day Roberts Chorus, 23 Operetta 3 Latm Club 4 Communlty Servlce 4 . .. , H , 1 l 1 '4 Red ,:.-T-O-,3-4: , In , - , - -, 2 , , - 1 - , 1 - 2-37 j . A. C,, 25 If -3-45 , 5 , . . 5 nv-J - j . N n A .' x ti - J l , - I , 1 , , 3-41 . I V , 5 A yi 'gl , I .. i ..,.. , V X, V l Q , S H? ss, ' 4 4 Cgglgf ' 9 K+ , 5 2 fiiiail, l - A 3 3595255 l...., ,H , ,, ,ffswm 4,1 .- . - - - ' - - b I Ba Z - j - , - 5 Glee 4. I I 1 ' l b, 5 - , . , 1 ' . K 5 ,--2 ,-- , '-,--: ' - -: ,,g ' 4:8 ,-:L-Clu,4:U. C. ,--J, re-,A4: ,J ,-: - ,J ,, - - HI-,--1 ,-:Vice ,J - . , 5 ball, - - g 4 , - 5 Stu- . , 1 . - , l , 1 . - . 1 , , ' - J , - 5 , , 1 , : I , - : , ' - , , 1- f , . , : , : , . 55 IT Modalyn Gene Rose Helen Mae Rose Chorus 2 Homeroom Oftlcer Camera Club 4 Communuty Operetta 3 Crystal Servuce A C 2 All Schoo Pla Yearbook 4 Cafeteria Cashler 632' Ruth Ann Rosenberger Operetta 3 Jr Sr Receptors Refreshment Comm Ch News Edltor Crystal 4 Communlty Servlce 4 Ch Refreshments Sensor Prom Jocquelyn Joy Rouse Student Councnl 2 3 4 Lctln Cub 34 Spanlsh Club 4 Sr Prom Ch Business Comm Yearboagk C4 Ch Report Com te K Edna Mae Shafer Student Councll 2 G A 2 Homeroom Officer 2 Noon Hour Commnttee 3 4 Rhythm Rascals Dance Band 4 Latm Club Pres 4 Spanish Club 4 Band 2 3 4 Busnness Comm Yearbook 4 Hlstonan P S T O 4 Girls Basketball Capt 4 D A ITE Mary Lounse Rounfree Latin Club 34 Red Cross 3 George Thomas Salyers Dorothy Seaver Thomas Oliver Sechrlst 1 Y Of lcer 4 ee GI Cl 4 ee ub Crystal Staff 4 Club 4 Senxor Class Treas Christmas Cantata 4 U S Navy mn' S. Gladys Berdme Smlth Mary Alnce Sommer Gee Club 3 Edztorlal Edltor Homeroom Officer 2 U S Gurs Baseball Capt Crystal 4 Cadet Nurse Corps Eleanor Lou Sowles Page Nmeteen 'Ht , .f an 3 6 K . it . ,ci of Y , 1 ' , , : ' , : .-. tt ' , -1 , . 2-3: , z , 3: ' ,4- . - -I . G. . ., 5 - .I yV4p ', . , I 4. I I I . ' '- as 't f Q ', --g ' H4-, 3-45 f' , gGl - , I , I I,-2 - mit, .'.,'4. ' - Vx lv Q c-s -, .- ,.-.-,..., -..M ,J ', 53-45 . .C., I , 5 ' ' ' , g . . 'l ., 4. Q' .'R.,4, ' semble 3 4 eretta 3 l'T1 Betty Lou Barbara Ing a A 2 Ensemble 4 Cho P, Rcfn OS O Wilfred J Tanner H Y 2 3 4 fflcer 4 Bos el 2 se all 3 4 tu dent Co crl Glee Club Charles Palmer Taylor Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Tennls 3 Student Councll 3 4 Hu Y P es 4 Athletic Board Prs 4 Treasurer Sr Class L Club 4 Robert Will m Tobias Mary Jean Travis Football, 2 ' Manager, 2: Ch, Dec. Corn . Girl-Date-Boy C 2 Basgbgll 3 5 asketball, 145 Dance, 3, l Boy ee b, , H'-Y, 45 CIUDAXB s State, 3. 4 9,3 Sylvia Gladys A 2 Chorus 2 La ln Club 34 Student Councnl 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Jr Class Secy Homeroom Otfncer 2 Spanish Club 4 Asst Ed Yearbook 4 Cafeteruo Cashner 4 Student Lubraruan 4 Ch of Dec Comm Glrl Date Bay Dance 4 Gurls Basketball Captain 4 v- -'Mui Morllyn Moe Wulf G A C 2 Student Councll 2 3 Homeroom Offxcer 2 All School Play 3 Latin Club 4 Attendant Football Queen Copy Edntor Yearbook 4 T v-' Warren Walters Valdeon Lucille Ward Donald Dewey Waterman Joyce Elaine Wenger Grls Glee Club 4 Basketball 2 3 Football 3 4 Homeroom Officer 2 Malorette Baseball Boys Glee Club 4 2 3 Student Councul 3 Chorus L Club 4 Theodore Bdhd 3 4 ball 4,fGlee J 1 Bob Rutherford 3 oot Football, 2 3 4 Homeroom Of flcer 3 Sportsmanshlp Cup L Club 4 U S Army Paratroop er Dlvlslon Page Twenty one Q Q 3 'Q - Q -,I , , 5 1 X rl I f st Nl' I , ' P ' ' , 3: ' ', f -: ' 1 ', - , . 4. 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I. ll l x lgrnplterg YEAR l96O SETTING Green Fueld EVENT Lakevuews furst football game under floodlughts Yes tonught us the bug nught the furst tume un Lakevuews hustory that we have ever wut nessed a football game! under lughts at Green Fueld Although ut us stull early the grand stand tyes another new addutuonl us nearly fulled As l am busuly lookung around a loud cheer goes up from the crowd The football team dressed un theur purple and whute suuts and headed by Coach Palmer Taylor comes runnung from the dressung rooms ln the lead us Bobby Chandler who us to kuck off at the begunnung of the game Hus mother Vurgunua Chandler us busuly chattung to some of her old school fruends Janet Stadle who eduts her own paper Shurley Haughey and Lous Benson who wrute advuce to the lovelorn Edward Ashley press photographer and Marulyn Morgan fea ture edutor Whule they are talkung up stroll Mr and Mrs Charles Crumpton Mr Crump ton us a well known local busunessman and Mrs Crumpton nee Mary Moran the former gurls dean at the Unuversuty Over to the rught I notuce a group of dustun guushed lookung men Among them are George Knught stull happuly marrued and now assust ant manager at Kellogg s lOluve McMullan us hus secretaryl Duane Cunnungham a foreman at Wulcox Ruch Arnold Aumaugher and Don Barnes co owners of Lakevuews newest nught club the Punk Elephant at whuch Joyce Doyle us receptuonust and Beverly Long the hat check gurl ln the group also are Bob Tobuas now managung that promusung young fughter Gaul Klune Devere Johnson a respected cutu zen and owner ofa chaun of bowlung alleys and Rex Edgell of the Edgell Daurues lncorporat ed Bob Rutherford owner of a popular haberdashery and Dewey Waterman manu facturer of those brught and popular bow TueS are there too These men are engaged un a conversatuon wuth those popular Tomken Models Gene Rose and Sylvua Westfall Gene and Sylvua are attendung the game wuth Tom Page Twenty two Sechrust and Ken Nuelsen of the Tomken Model Agency Wulfrud Tanner and Roselyn Clark co stars of that smash hut Censored who have uust flown un from Hollywood now uoun the group Whule talkung over theur happy school days they are unterrupted by the announcer guvung the startung lune ups After lustenung untently for some tume l recognuze the vouce of the announcer as that of the dashung news and sports commentator Bert Roberts Then George Hodgkunson a second Frankue steps forth to lead the crowd un sungung the natuonal anthem As the last notes of the song cease I notuce Bull Clark boogue puanust wuth some members of hus famous dance orchestra They are Drum mer Ted Wyman and the Swung Susters Aluce Hodgkunson and Evelyn Anderson as hus vocal us s From them I learn that at the dance after the game some of those partucupatung un the floor show wull be comeduans Mavus Jarvus and Duck Tanas who succeed George Burns and Wenger and Shurley Keagle Harley Beebe the countrys greatest ball room dancer Roland and Multon Hartranft the two Tap Masters Eugene Swank and Mary Lou Rountree un a scene from Romeo and Juluet and the puanust Gulbert Mead recently returned from tourung Europe By now the game has started but l fund the crowd more unterestung As l mungle wuth the people I see the meducal professuon well rep resented Among them are Rex Rummel and Jcun Hatch surgeons at the Lakevuew Hosputal also muscle surgeon Gules Bole and hus wufe the former Joan Thomas a nurse Other nurses are Betty Jones Mary Aluce Sommer Marulyn Wulf and superuntendent of nurses Edna Mae Shafer Marcua Jones head of the Welfare Department us there wuth her assustant u-lelen Rose and chuld psychologust Frances Cowan lWorkung un the laboratory to perfect theur pulls are Jack Murray specualuzung un heught pulls and Sleepy Gunnebaugh perfectung hus stay awakes l . u II Il I - I ' ' - ll 11 - ' 1 1 . I A . . . . . . I 1 , . . . . , . . . . . . - I ' 1 . I . . . I . ' A 11 - 11 I I 1 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 Q I 1 - . . . 11 - 1 11 v 1 4 1 I 1 I I 1 1 tv ' 1 1 I I , . . . . . . 1 I . I . . . . 1 . I . . . I ' - Gracie Allen, protessuonal roller skaters Joyce - 1 I I I I . . I ' 1 ' I . . . 11 11 - 1 1 1 I I V . ' D T I I I ' . . . , 1 1 1 ' T I 1 . , . . . . . I - 1 11 - 11 - - - 1 1 1 ' I I I I I 1 1 ' 1 ' , 1 1 11 - - - 1 ' I 1 11 - ' 1 ' 1 . . . , 1 1 - I I 1 1 1 ' , . . . ,, . . . , . ,, . 1 ll - - 11 11 11 - r 1 - , 1 1 . . . - 11 11 h g Contznuecl In one section of the grandstand I discover Barbara Baurd and Madelyn Crooks co owners of the Lakeview Reducung Agency They are talking wuth June Muller Myrtle Muller and Harruet Reuck operators of a beauty salon lworkung at thus salon us Muruam Roberts skun specualust for Donna Lo cosmetucsl Much to my surpruse the whustle has blown for the half and l fund myself beung pushed toward the refreshment stand operated by Wanda Hawley owner of a small chaun of res taurants By the tume I get my hamburg the whustle has blown and the game us once agaun well under way Whule pushing my way back to the seating sectuon I fund myself un the mudst of a group of married women all talkung about theur husbands These women are Wulma Bloss Betty Grumm Bobbue Heatlue Norma ung and Barbara Strungham As I near the center section I see another group of famuluar faces all bug business men and women Jon Bausch of statuon L A K E Bob Clark of Clark s Race Tracks Alden Davus of Dole s Bob Meade head salesman of Dee Nooyers Jack Nash manager of the Lake vuew Coach Company Ralph Cuyler and La vern Gresly gas statuon operators Chuef of Poluce Wayne Taylor and hus deputy Warren Walters Jean Travus owner of the Mary Jean Antuque Shop hotel hostess Gladys Smith wuth I her secretary Eleanor Sowles and George Salyers tractor manufacturing representative Just arruvung after attendung chour practuce are those lovely vouced songsters Rosemary Loser Norma Hughes and Frances Bemus Contunuung on my way I see an assemblage of especually well dressed unduvuduals Beung uust a but unquusutuve I wander over to fund out who they are Upon closer unspectuon I realuze that they are old school mates too They are Betty Mead owner of Bets Dress Shop her artusts Muruam Moore and Betty Broughman unteruor decorator Helen Montague Style Mag azune s fashuon edutor Waunettua Gebert and Valdean Ward alteratuonust at Jacobsons I also see Betty Stock who us wundow desugner for Fabuan s New York jewelry store And last but not least are the teachers There I see Jum Lampky and Holton Mes Senger unstructors of army tactucs Marcua Merchant kundergarten teacher Roy Nuchols instructor of trugonometry speech supervusor Joan Johnson and the offuce gurl Ruth Rosen berger Oh yes and there us Leo Rench now major general and playboy Robert Leuter spendung the Leuter mulluons The funal whustle blows The game us ended As the team leaves the fueld there us a rousing cheer from the Class of 45 Page Twenty three U , 1 I ' , I I . 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TP 'f' I my ,' 1 Best Lookmg Senior Rex Rummel Janet Stadle Most Lukely to Succeed Murlam Moore Palmer Taylor Most Studlous GI les Bale Biggest Blusher: Helen Rose Most Dignified: Eugene Swan k Page Twenty-four Wuthest Dewey Waterman Marvns Jarvls Most Studlous dna Mae Shafer Biggest Blusher: Charles Crumpton Most Dignified: Janet Hatch Superlatiunz Best Dressed Jon Bausch Best Dancer: Bert Roberts Shirley Keagle Peppiest: Mary Moran Harley Beebe Beffy Lou Stock Most Senhmental Roselyn Clark Biggest Bluffer Tom Sechnst Quletest Rosemary Loser Most Sentimental Bull Clark Bnggest Bluffer Shnrlle Haughey Gnlbert Meade Page Twenty fnve : V U A Quietest: La Verne Gresley wall my aob as 3rd hour teacher to 0 We the students of the Class of l945, of Lakeview Senior Hagh School City of Battle Creek, and State of Michigan being of legal ages and sound minds and memories do make publish and declare these our last walls and testaments hereby revoking and annullang any and all walls by us heretofore In witness thereof we have hereunto set our hands to thas our last wall and testament at Lakeview High School this second day at June A D l945 THE SENIORS The foregoing instrument was signed by the said senior students an our presence and by therr publashed and declared as and for their last walls and testaments and at their requests and an their presence and an the presence ot each other, we hereunto subscribe our names as attesting witnesses at Lakeview high school this second day of June A D l945 Barton the Spartan resides at L H S Jeannette the Spartanette resides at L H S EV0lY'W Andcfqen Wlll my SWIDQ to Donna Kakstadt Joyce Doyle wall my shy ways to Marjorie Perkins Edward Ashley will my camera to Betty Haines Alden Davis will my small stature to Bob lngerson Arnold Aughmaugher wall my school books to anyone who wants them Rex Edgell wall my football captaancy to Bob Katz Waunettaa Gebert wall my brown eyes to Ron Shotwell Barbara Baird wall my abalaty to blush to Maralyn pllbeom Leonard Gannebaugh wall my corduroy coat to Don Brittaan Jon Baasch wall my dance band to Russell Goodwin Don Barnes wall my government book to Bud Spencer Harley Beebe wall my abalaty to be a brat to Beverly Wilcox Francis Bemis will my little red grammar book to Katherine Knoll Loas Benson wall my abalaty to be late to tarst hour English to Betty Lou Gladwan Wilma Bloss wall my many absences to Carol Haskins Gales Bole wall my physics tests to Jam Strackler Bettae Broughman wll my artistic abalaty to June Brown Varganaa Chandler lan all modestyl wall my educa taonal genaus to Pauline lrvan Ball Clark wall my sparkling whate teeth to anyone who thanks tt wall help them make the Navy Robert Clark wall my red haar to Dack Myers Roselyn Clark wall my brand new glasses to Betty Hannon Fran Cowan wall my seventh hour government classes to Virginia Rouse a elyn Jean Cooks ll ll t y F p t Betty Brown Charles Crumpton wall my blushang mellow ternpera ment to Jock Adams Duane Cunnanghana wall my garl to anyone who thanks he can get her Ralph Cuyler wall my Army classification l Al to Frank Curtis Page Twenty sax Dack Durham Betty Gramm wall my abalaty to stay away from the males to Rosalie Mann Milton Hartantt wall my brothers to Zella Mae Eyre Roland Hattantt wall my ability to tumble to Rudolph Selanger aunaor who wall take at Wanda Hawley will my tackleness to Velma Wagent Bobbie Heatlae wall my changeable mand to anyone vho can stand at Alace Hodgkanson wall my hoop skart to Arlene Ruth ru Dodo Hodgkanson wall my deep voace to Bob Armour Norma Hughes will my damples to Josephane Stockwell Mavis Jarvis wall my abalaty to get along wath my t acher to John Fabaan Ja Ann Johnson wall my affairs with Kalamazoo to Bonnie Robe Devere Johnson wall my height to James Felty Betty Jones wall my love for the Navy to Maraan Lawn Marcia Jones wall my brother troubles to Janet Ja k son Shirley Keagle wall my abalaty to sleep an on Monday mornangs to Mr Vorce Gail Kline wall my bacycle to Edsel Pugh I I I I I I I , . ., . 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George Knaght wall my persuasaveness to Edward Wag ner Jam Lampky wall my rag dag cork your bottle and rap your rompers to Clem Johnson Squart Leater wall my dead eye basketball prowess to Glenn Yeakey Beverly Long wall my worraes of love to Pat Gaskall Rosemary Loser wall my freckles to Wanda Mabus Norma Manwarren wall my blue gym shorts to Edath Frantz Varganaa Martan wall the room at the end of the hall to Barbara Ratlaff Olave MacMallan wall my proxamaty to school to Reatha Collans so that she can get to school on tame Betty Mead wall my red leather jacket to Dave Mel vans collectaon of flashy clothes Galbert Mead wall my musacal abalaty to Bob Young blood Robert Meade wll my skappang abalaty to Darwarf Flemang Marcaa Merchant wall my youthful ways to anyone who possesses no love for the sallaer thangs an lfe Holton Messenger wall my fraendly manner to Gerald Hammer June Maller wall my twatchang eyebrows to Maldred Pye Myrte Maller wall my long fangernaals to Frances Smathers Helen Montague wall my chemastry notebook to Herby Button who probably can fagure at out Maraam Moore wall my abalaty to keep out of trouble l'7l to Bob Laard Mary Moran wall Mergatroad Sylvester to Varganaa Gould Maralyn Morgan wall my wratang abalaty to Barbara Beck Jack Murray wall my good looks to anyone who agrees wath me Roy Nachols wall my last wheelbarrow full of gravel to Don Lyle Galson Ken Naelson wall my love for the opposate sex to any one who up untal now has had a steady garl Harraet Reack wall my absence from fourth hour study to ctta Lou Packard Leo Rench wall my masculanaty to Ralph Carr Rex Rammel wall my Twan Valley garls to Lawrence Lewas who can use them next year Bert Roberts wall my garl troubles to Bob Boot Mfaraan Roberts wall my serenaty to Maralyn Tyson Gene Rose wall my love for dancang to Junaor Marsh Helen Rose wall my smale to Barbara Thompson Ruth Rosenburger wall my offace job to Martha Buse fank Mary Lou Rountree wall my hadeous laugh to Carol Katchen Jackae Rouse wall my abalaty an p f to anyone who needs exercase Bob Rutherford wall my sportsmanlake qualataes to pro spectave athletes George Salyers wall my stubborness to Jean Monby Tom Sechrast wall my abalaty to get the women to Ellwyn Warren Edna Mae Shafer wall my whate boots to Ruth Ann I-leselchwerdt Gladys Smath wall my freckles to Dack Jones Mary Alace Sommer wall my sanceraty to Imogene Ferguson Eleanor Sowles wall my reserved manner to Phyllas Howe Maraon Spauldang wall my secret marraage to Dora sene Ranehart Janet Stadle wall my wooden Dutch shoes to Dack Ed danger who ould stand a lattl heaght B tty Stock wall my charm bracelets to any aunaor who can manage them Barbara Strangham wall my many haar dos to Elaane Parkanson Eugene Swank wall my dagnafaed attatude to Jam Seamers Dack Tanas wall my old Chevae to anyone who can tand the aar condataoned body at has Walfred Tanner wall my lattle bay appearance to Dale Crane Palmer Taylor wall my versatalaty to Howard Babcock Wayne Taylor wall my football posataon to Melvan Ball Joan Thomas wall my short haar to Marae Beck Robe t Tobaas wall my bare raght foot for kackang to Robert Schwalm Jenn Travas wall my heaght lshortl to Ruth Ann Race Warren Walters wall my bag muscles to Jam Alexander Dewey Waterman wall my football abalaty to Jammy Cook Joyce Wenger ,vall my roller skatang technaque to Joyce Landberg Sylvaa Westfall wall my hula skart to Rosalae Worth angton Nlaralyn Wulf wall my flartang ways to Doras Confer Ted Wyman wall my borrowed pencals and paper back to thear owners Page Twenty seven . 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I I ll ' I ' ' ' - , , IA I . l . , . , i '74 9' 0 Qt Svrhnnl n aieuivw Lusten my readers and I Barton the Spartan wull tell you the story of the three interesting years whuch thus years graduates have spent at Lake 1 vuew Hugh Twas a gay September day when the class of 45 then a bunch of very bashful and tumud sophomores entered hugh school un the old buuldung B A sides thus part beung new to them they were yet to have another new ex peruence that of attending school for only a half day because of crowded condutuons Real hugh school actuvutues began wuth homecomung festuvutues Then one of the bugger thungs un the Sophs luves the J I-lop theur first formal I really got a bang out of the next bug dance whuch was the Girl Date Boy All the gals grabbed an unsu spectung fellow and off we went to the dance sponsored by the Girls Athletic Club whose membership was mostly sophomore gurls Later un the year rumors were confirmed and we knew that we would have a new school the next year The day we marched un a parade out to Woodrow Avenue to lay the new buuldungs cornerstone I put on my best suut of armor and clanked right along wuth the rest of the kids Clumaxung the years actuvutues was the Senuor Prom whuch was attended by many sophs now hardened to the socual routune of , all kunds of dances The prom was followed by baccalaureate and commencement and so the year ended leavung that year s sophs 5 ' class for the year l943 l944 The next September found the new junior class enterung along wuth e new sophs and senuors a brand new school lt could be added here that because of the shortage of metal they were obluged to hang coats on hooks un the halls and leave books on shelves overhead Thus locker sutuatuon was not a duffucult one for me as I always wear my suut of armor ln keepung with the new sutuatuon a new system for electuons was developed It was patterned after the natuonal electuons and was a source of great unterest to all Class officers were elect ed and thus uunuor class really went to town establushung themselves as no small factor un the success of the school year The homecomung celebratuon was something to be remembered that year wuth many alumnu , a Q returning to take part un the festuvutues Up untul thus tume I had always stayed un v - the background and observed what was doung I It was now that I made my decusuon to wrute and TZ publush my furst book the Log It was a real v ' success especually sunce ut was sponsored by the IQ44 senuors and even that years uunuors helped me out In fact I was so satusufed wuth - my efforts that I m makung ut an annual actuvuty Page Twenty eught I X ' I I I I W ' . . .I I . .' . . I e- u if ' .. - A ' 1 , ' w . l f n ' ' r I L J s ., I Q. ll, D I I l I 1 to take over the 'exalted position of junior 117-If - - . pu 'ff' th ' , . . , D . . D . I A .I 4. . . ' . . . D 0 B X . . . . X ' ku I ' - .... I , . . . February came and the sunsors put on a wonderful J I-lop The decora tsons sn keeping wsth the winter theme displayed many talents of the com sng sensor class Ushersng sn the spring season they sponsored the Girl Date Boy dance on April Fool s day Next came the all school play What a Lsfe whsch I thought was an excellent comedy Had st not been for my prestige I doubtlessly would have been asked to leave because when I laughed my armor made a good deal of l lOISS -C Graduation actsvstses that year took on a new mean sng for this class They were next sn lsne for graduation Stscksng to tradstson soon after the Sensor Prom and Baccalaureate they sponsored the Junior Sensor Recep tson for the sensors after the commencement exercsses So ended that year and now the bashful tsmsd sophomores of l942 1943 were readsly prepared to take over thesr newly appointed place as Lakeview hsgh school sensors This year s sensors recesv thesr responssbslstses on nearly the first day of the school year The elections took place and I found that the sensors had taken school and were really on the ball S fa I can always rely on the home coming activities to Isven up any school year and this year s home coming dsdn t betray my plans for they were one of the best sn many years Work on the Log was begun early this year so that I wouldn t forget a thsng and I saw this class ued its way into the elsmsnatson tournaments Football season came and went and some of the fellows thus ended thesr high school sports careers whsle others continued to par 04 tscspate sn the other sports basketball baseball track tennss and other msnor ac tsvstses llslx The partsally tradstsonal Thanksgiving and Christmas dances were events of the year wsth many other dances The fsrst Band Follies sn Lake vsew s history was presented sn February whsch shows that even the band has pro gressed to unlsmsted areas The week after Easter the Sensors presented the Girl Date Boy dance Later sn May came their Sensor Prom Class day proved to be a wonderful expersence for me I accompansed the sensors to thesr breakfast and later we went on a class day pscnsc The Sensor play Baccalaureat Commencement and the Junior Sensor Reception fol D o lowed sn rapsd succession And so I fsnd myself at the end of my story I have told you a lsttle of our high school sn revsew sn the next few pages I have attempted to sllustrate this years hap pensngs I hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I have ensoyed gather ing them Ssncerely Barton the Spartan Page Twenty nine . I . . . . I . - S e af f I as . Q. 'ZX , ' ' ' ' - 4 PIN , . . . . . s I 1 . . gy X9 , I n 1 I -I 6- ed A re' la, - - If I - over the leading positions in the 9 produce O delicate, team Whiqh Org, . me I. . is ' '- nf? up 1. db Q J . f. s gs, I 0 I ' I .h . . shi, ' f0:' I.- lis' II rf -I 11' - 11 . ,, . - Q' kv 'fm of X ,W wwa Barber Shop Bluffers P0fffOIT of Pep The Eye Apron AHflCS Free Feed Bock to Sc ool Party Toothless Trno Dumpled Duo Master Mmds Crozy Comedy Impush Irvnn Some Old Grmd Ccmdnd Class Nlfty Nash Neck n Neck Oh Oh Page Thnrty Snnger Snster Strmghom Interesimg Interference Love Is Loughoble 3 A 1 Y g W r fl i . 'x w Sf , E x 'A X -. v ia V , f W s ' x fr H 3 X , L I 4 N 9 gf? MQ' W A J.. . I . I . . - - h , 0 R ' x 3 3 Q C n- n an Q? 'N E' A 0 'W 504 ' 44. I QYD the 'til Juniata .., A JP Q Lex? ,a wx E 330 A? mm' -wie Elnninr 0115155 OFFICERS Presndent Bob Boot Vuce President Lawrence Lewls Secretary Betty Haunes Treasurer Bob Katz When the juniors moved up last fall to fall the place that the sensors had vacated I Barton the Spartan found that they fllled the space rather nucely As soon as they were able they began work on the varnous actlvntles whuch they would sponsor durung the school year of 44 and 45 The president appointed capable commattees whlch went to work on such problems as choosing the class rnngs and puns rausung money and planning the annual J Hop Of course there were many other problems which nnevntably arise durrng a school year These committees working with the rest of the class dud a marvelous yob witness the J Hop lt was one of the best Lakeview has seen In many a year At the close of the school year the Junlor Sensor Receptnon was a last school party for the sensors The sensors really enjoyed It and that IS credat enough for any class Next year thus tune group of students wall be our Lakevuew senlors and when they are I know they wrll make Lakeview a better school The yunuor class homeroom advisers for thus year were Mr Barrett Mass Galton Mr Montague and Mr Reuter Page Thurty two 1 1 , , I ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - ' - - - 11 11 I l ' 1 1 ' 1 s 2nd r ow R Durham J Land V Rounds Manby M Pllbeam D Melvln W Mabls H Button R w M Galtan J Adams D Crane B La rd B Carr E Rounds J Pence B Gad wnn D Rnnehart A Foreman M Lown Row D Jones J Black J Ranch D Whnte B Mcssener R Sellnger L Lewls D Jones B Brunn D Brlt ann onfer B Rabe E Pa kard P Kung Harper J Lundberg P Kaln C Bishop Slnclalr E Parklnson S Zn r Row J Davls J Alexander R Pope Haines B Thompson V Gugent E Wagner D Watkins Row F Montague E Warren G Yeokey R Shotwell D Uldrlcs E Snell D G15 E Pugh F Barrett Row R Youngblood R Boot R Goodwin D Buys O Spencer J Fabian R lngerson J Sen mers M Ball Row D Klkstadl' R Worthington Z Eyre R Mann B Barley C Kitchen B Wa cox M Tyson J Stockwell R Rlce M Busefmk 44 S 2nd r 4th R w J nckler M Beck B R tx ntz V Rouse R ollm Bry Brown Row L Router G Hammer B Lalrcl A Aldrich D Crane D Myers D Flemnng Row walrn E Corllss F C r us Fe y D wls R at W Johnson H Babcock Row D Eddnnger I Ferguson P Gasknll B Beck P Howe R Heselchwerdt C Has kms K Knoll O Pruitt B Brown Page Thirty three lf -. ,. ,B. d -. ,. ,. , . ,. ',. ,. lon, Sd v. ,. ,. ', 4th -.' ,. ' ,. 1, . ,, ', .' ,. 'I , 1. of ,Q A lfR-. ,. 'r,. ,J. 07- f- 1 - 1 i,. ,. ,. ,.l- 3d 7. ,. ,. ',. ', . ,. 'r', l 4th Row-. Jackson, V. Goold, M. Wenger, D. C ,. ,. c ,.',B. ,. ',.' ,V- i ' lf o-.Str' , . , . alff,E f ' Fra ,. ,.C',L. ant,J .1 ,- ,V ,- - ' L 3d -Rsch ,. ,. up: lt, .Le , ,KZ,, , 1 Av' W sslszzw .., Rugged Recollectuons Flrst Foundatlon Vnvaclous Vlrgrnla Breezy Threesome Hamburg Hungry Water Wlgglers Glamour Gams Loves Doves Thls Beauty Business Eager Eyesight Campmg Capers Laughmg Ladles Clear Lake Lukeables Scrupulous bwank Passmg Parade Mxrthful Myrtle Helen Helps Marble Manuvuers Constant Combmatlon Page Thrrty four A .,4: . I A .4 ' 1 r Q b I SIL- 5 L . 'Q' ' ' 'll l . R M Mwywvz 4 1 Q Q -A WS ,, . K I 1 fl-EQ , hw A .h v mx V fi 2.5 ll 52 fe ,A ei as , as , g . , . ?Q kr 5? we Y R Y X. fi o 9 be I HH L! KL Qnphnmnrvz R .' C9 ni N ! A' ff X ,I . A srl Q ILM' YN I x f f , 5 ' 4 1 N Y N 5 l 4, Q Snphnmnrezs President Dale Cummins Vice President Beverly Godde Secretary Joann Heatlie Treasurer Roberta Gulley Immediately after our youngest class the sophomores arrived to join the ranks as senior As a class they decided l learned from Jeanette to sponsor a dance as there was an open date on the social calendar Consequently they selected the month of December as an appro priate time and the gymnasium as fitting place The theme of the dance was Santa Claus which meant the dance was a Christmas party Now that June is here, and one year of senior high school education completed Jeanette and I are looking forward to a happy and successful two years to come Page Thirty six high school students, they began campaigning for the elections which were held in the fall. s 2nd rc 4th 3 Raw B Gay M Klrkland D Lawrence B Beams P Adams J Cowles M Campbell C Hlmebaugh S Murray B Davis Row M t-lered D Wellever C Craw Bushop J Cook J Long T Buchanan Duffy C Jones L Monroe Row D oold J a or D Farrc Smith J Gregory R Cowles B Johnson Bu hae C Crathers B Black K Ayers R w J l-leatlle M Foxdlck M McArdle ugger L Ml er era Sh z Palmer R Gullcy B Grames O Vanderllp M Mead D Sheets s Row V rench M P e L Hargus z T Muller B Grover P Buckner, Betterly J Lancaster 2nd Row H Nyber W Myers E Hendrickson S Sommer D McOmber N Glanls F Ebert N Kleln H Thrun A Broughman R Stout rd w R Orr D Cummins L Wasson Payne D Canter J Robertson B Ander son F McDutfv B Raabe R Leper B Lohr 4 Row J Pearson A Ruthruff C Hendrncks M Green A Cottan M lngraham J Sun alr V Waker Peacock P Doye Narchall H Mxnor s Row E Slmmons B Sellnger B Pamer Laupp Fuller l Abrahamson Bucklln J Hartman W Retzler Znd ow G Ward C Horton J Tuttle ndall D yle W ks e s Dano M Brewer M Tenliyck C Robertson B Bardner r Row M Van Orman B Everest J Dudgeon R Stevens D Peacock E OHara D Arm strong D Cowan G Carcer D Rutherford W Grlmm B Godde 4th w P Prce J Wllllarns A Wagner Smlth D Lokey N Warner J Jones Marquart D Sommer J Brunn G Meade M Baxter Page Thurty seven l ,xv as Artful Athletes Effervescenf Yvonne Her Beous Better Half Aglle Allce Amloble Army men Ghostly Gllmpse Wonderful Wllllom Homecoming Half time Football Fons Jolly Jonltors Hormng ond Walker Comero Conscnous Interested Indlvlducls Penslve Personollty Covortmg Coeds K P Cuties Seruous Sllence Rowdy Rooters Page Thlrty elght l I t X Q e 3 f T , gxwx A 1 1 W f p or e , ' , it t t 'yyt 51 Y ' j. 4 5 'ks f :Ro X., , oil C 0.55 Q. W 'Br Q ' 2' ff , XX s 'V f QQ Ri' , ff' f 'M Q 1.7. if 2 0 0 A 4 1 A E W Lx Ur x ' V MJ Stuheni Glnunril FIRST ROW J Stadle N Hughes E Shafer D Seav er M Moran R Rummel G Bole D Pyle V Chandler SECOND ROW M Wulf J Rouse B Godde A Ruthruff J Manby J Heatlue M Campbell M Randall T N Thomas THIRD ROW L Rench B Roberts L Lewus B Tobuas J Struckler B Boot C Crumpton J Seumers B Katz J Bausch B Laurd When summer vacatuon drew to a close l Barton the Spartan set forth to plan the electuons whuch are held every year to select student offucers The class offucers as well as the presudent of the student councul are elected at the begunnung of the school year Thus procedure has been a custom at Lakevuew for several years and ut us patterned after our natuonal form of democratuc government The councul us composed of fuve members from each class and the followung the edutor of the Crystal Athletuc Board presudent each class presudent and fuve honorary members from the three classes The pruncupal Mr Thomas acts as the advuser of the group Thus body of students wuth uts presudent Gules Bole acts as the congress of the school Meetungs of the councul are held on Wednesday of each week Durung the year several Muchugan schools were vusuted by representatuves of our councul The Clear Lake Camp conference held late un March was the major project of the year Executuve commuttees from four Muchugan hugh schools and thurty one members from Lakevuews councul were present at the workshop whuch lasted three days Through the student councul a Bond and Stamps commuttee was establushed to promote student support of the natuonal bond program Condutuons un and around school were supervused by the Buuldungs and Grounds Commuttee and stull another group scheduled and planned extra furrucular actuvutues for students Followung a custom establushed last year Arbor Day was held thus year on Aprul Fruday the thurteenth Under councul supervusuon students and faculty spent the afternoon workung on the lawns shrubs football and baseball fuelds track and soccer fuelds A specual menu was served by the PTSO mothers at noon A movue followed Page Forty K -1- - - 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - - 1 A 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . . 1 I 1 I I I I . , . , . 1 1 ' , . 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I . - C. . 1 1 - I 1 I ' ' Our athletic board held lfS first meeting of the year late In August to plan the football season events for the coming fall Being of a somewhat curlous nature l was more than Interested when school with Its games, pep assemblies and fun began In September This year our homecoming week of November eleventh was one of the most complete and elaborate of felebrations In the school s history This festive occasion Included a snake dance on Thursday night the annual brown lug game on Armistice Day and an Informal dance that same evening at which time the queen was crowned On December eleventh the annual football banquet was held In the school gymnasium for the football players and their fathers Charles Bachman Michigan State College football coach was the guest speaker for the evening and Jack Breslin former Lakeview athlete and Michigan State College football star was the guest of honor Mothers from the PSTO prepared the evening meal and the senior girls served Both major and mInor letters were awarded at this time by Coach Baldus The good sportsmanship cup was also presented to Bob Rutherford Movies of Michigan State College starring Jack Breslin In action as a fullback were shown phones were purchased by the board for the use of the cheerleaders Bankboards were secured for basketball practice and a large sign was placed on the school grounds to advertise the Spartan athletic contests New basketball uniforms and other athletic equipment were selected and purchased by the board Purple and white was chosen as the official colors of l.akevIew High School During the basketball season It became a policy of the board to distribute the after game dances to VOFIOUS student organizations On several occasions refreshments were served to the players following the games SEATED Edna Mae Shafer Secy Janet Stadle Pres Jules Bale Treas L Baldus Adviser STANDING R Katz Second Vice Pres L LCNX Erst Vice President Athletir Baath . u . b I . I . . , . V . H . H . . , . . I f 1 I I . . - I l . . . I . A Q I I I . , . Several times during the year the constitution of the athletic board was amended. Mega- I - , IC, I Qlrgsial FIRST ROW H Babcock J Gregory J Stadle E Underwood A Hodgkxnson SECOND ROW M Muller M Pyle T Sechrlst J Lundberg D Tanas R Collnns THIRD ROW D Seaver B Roberts K Nenlson S Keagle M Jarvls R Rosenberger P Kung FOURSWEEROW G Smuth D Pyle M VanOrman D Lokey M Spaulding D Sommer L Benson W e rt Thus year at Lakeview we had one of the largest school papers IH our hnstory Members of the fourth hour journalism class composed the staff whuch was headed by Janet Stadle the A subscruptlon sale Incorporated wlth the actlvnty tucket drnve an September brought over one hundred dollars for the Crystal treasury Issues of the paper were avallable to both tncket hold ers and cash buyers at the time of prnntung ten cents being charged for each copy Page editors were chosen from the journalism class They were responslble for the write ups whlch had to be completed rn tame for the deadllne every second Thursday As a result of efforts to promote ornglnaluty and self expression many new features were untroduced thus year Editorials for each Issue were written by the editor and other staff members whale the sports page was handled almost entirely by boys 15 Issues of the Crystal have been presented to the student body, and the last Issue cl: maxed a most successful year To Mrs Underwood for her able assnstance during the past year and to each staff member I Barton the Sparton representung the students extend my apprecuatnon for a truly fsne paper Page Forty two I editor-in-chief, and James Gregory, assistant editor. 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I ' 1 ' ll ll ' '- D . . .I a I 1 1 1 ' The Noon Hour Committee IS composed of twelve members four from each of the classes an hugh school Muss Sorenson and Mr Barrett acted as advisers for the group whnch met every second Wednesday during the noon hour period The purpose of the commnttee IS to control establush and guide the noon hour program at school Each member of the group had defnnnte responslbulntnes and acted as the coordinators between the student body and recreatuonal actlvntnes The cafeterna set up that of forming two llnes unstead of the orngunal one was established by thus group and cokes potato chaps and :ce cream bars were sold IH the hangout When the actlvvty center plan was organuzed rn the winter months and the lnbrary cafeteria gym and hangout were declared as the mayor centers It was the responsnbuluty of thus commnttee to encourage partucnpatuon In one of these places Wuth the assustance of Mass l-loffhnne and Mr Baldus the group also set up the plans and began proceedrngs on the Intramural program whnch has been so successful thus past year at Lakeview When the Fifth War Loan began during the wnnter the noon hour committee purchased the flrst bond of the campaign that of a SlOO denomunatnon They also partly flnanced the new motaon pncture machune which has been un use Presldent Mary Moran Secretary Edna Mae Shafer Treasurer Ruth Ann Heselchwerdt FIRST ROW E Shafer M Moran J Sorenson R Heselschwerdt THIRD ROW D Wellever E Parkunson J Brunn R Gulley P Gaskull J Thomas nun Qnur D I . f l ' . . . . l - . ' I . - I . . . . . I . v . - - - 11 11 . . I I . I - - . - I . I I I I ,, ,, . . . . . . . , . , I SECOND ROW: L. Baldus, D. Jones, B. Clark, F. Barrett. A uh? WV W nr I W .ll Tl 4 shade SEATED C Kutchen J Bausch M Moran M Moore G Bole N Hughes B Vorce STANDING M Jones J Hatch C Haskun D Myers B Wulcox B Laurd J Johnson l was gratufued to know that thus years debate team under the coachung of Mr Vorce dud very well on a tumely natuonal hugh school debate questuon Resolved that the legal votung age should be reduced to eughteen years Thus questuon has been debated all over the Unuted States among both college and hugh school students durung the past year lt us both a tumely and appropruate subject too At a dunner party at the end of the school year last plans and foundatuons were laud tor the l945 debatung squad and club lt was decuded that the group would have a sponsor but that no one would be held responsuble for an oftuce each person as a result assumed equal respon subulutues wuth the other Beung the second debate team un Lakevuew s hustory to argue themselves unto the elumnnatuon tournaments our affurmatuve debaters Muruam Moore and Gules Bole and the negatuve team Jon Bausch and Mary Moran won a combuned total of sux out of nune debates The two teams were chosen from the Debate club members un the fall all squad members were senuors They held theur meetungs at school one evenung each week Besudes sponsorung the Thanksguvung dance un November at whuch Jon Elwoods orchestra played, the members of the Debate club have acted twuce as hosts to four other schools un debate leagues The debate group formally ended uts school actuvutues at a dunner party held un the late sprung Page Forty four Z . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Z . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . , . . 1 ' I . . . . . ,, , ' 1 A 11 . , . 1 ' I i I I -- 1 I 1 I , . 1 . . . . . , , I One branch of the Future Farmers of America is a part of the national organization the primary interest of which is the feeding of the America of tomorrow Learning to do doing to learn earning to live and living to earn is the motto ofthe group which is under the leadership of Mr Reuter From grain selected at the Battle Creek Farm Bureau several of the boys planted and grew wheat crops at their farm homes This proved very successful The results were studied and analy ed during the year Another major protect of the veor was the building ot a hot house at the rear of the school building Various types ot plants were placed in it for the observation ot their development Being a national organization the club has its own emblem consisting ot an owl C1 plow a sun an ear of corn and an eagle The national colors as well as our local group s are blue and corn gold The Future Farmers also competed against other high school groups in basketball success lar playing schedule and the tournament FIRST ROW L Reuter C Laupp L Hargus D Watkins A Aldrich SECOND ROW K Ayers B Meade B Johnson B Everest N Culanis 7 nture Ellarmvrz Page Forty five fully. Their intramural basketball team walked oft with high honors by winning both the regu- 2 mf-13 Gllnh FIRST ROW B Roberts C Crumpton SECOND ROW R Rummer K A Wahtero G Salyers J Baker W Tanner B Tobeas H Thrun G Bole THID ROW B Bushee J Davns H Nyberg B Anderson L Gresley K Nerlson D Cummrns L Gmne baugh J Lampky The Hs Y Club which has for nts motto To create mauntann and extend throughout the school and community hugh standards of Chrlstran character agaan made many valuable con t :buttons to school lufe Hughlnghts of the year Included such actnvutues as selllng Chnstmas trees for the Battle Creek YMCA Ys ' Men s Club to help them raise funds for their boys work committee The Hu Y Club was duvlded mto two teams to stimulate sales the new members competnng agannst the oldsters The youngsters losts and treated the others to a social evening at whvch Mr Thomas was guest of honor Early nn March the Lakevuew club served as hosts to a delegation of boys from Marshall Hugh School who were Interested IH organnzung a Hn Y club An open forum meetnng was held In which our boys answered querles of the vnsutors about club actnvutnes Recreation and refreshments followed The monthly rally for the Hu Y clubs of Battle Creek was sponsored by our club nn Aprnl at the local YMCA One group sent three delegates to the Older Boys Conference thus year and also had repre sentatuves at the dnstruct area meetsng OFFICERS Presudent George Salyers Vrce President Jerry Baker Secretary Bob Tobuas Treasurer Wnlfrud Tanner Page Forty sux l . . , . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . . . . . ,, . . - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' r . I . 11 1 1 1 - ' 1 - - 1 , . Ven: vid: vlcu Thus year other students and I loaned the Latin Club and found a good way to make use of all the Latin we had learned Our club met each Wednesday noon for enther a business or a socaal meetnng We sold candy durang the lunch hour and realized considerable profit from these sales At the frrst pep meeting of the basketball season we presented a very nnsplrung slut taken from Caesar s lufe lt portrayed as the assassnnatuon of all of Lakevnew s basketball opponents All of our members feasted at a Roman banquet which was served late In March All un all I just loved that Latun Club OFFICERS President Edna Mae Shafer FIRST ROW M Wulf E Shafer M Roberts E Parkunson SECOND ROW L Monroe J Rouse N Hughes M Moran A Foreman THIRD ROW B Halnes M Kurklund J Thomas B Barley J Pence C Haskun illatin Iuh ,, . . . . .,, . . . . I I ' . . I , . . . , . . . . , I ' I Secretary ---- Marilyn Tyson Glnmmuuifg Sveruire FIRST ROW B Long M Roberts D Runehart J Wenger SECOND ROW J Lundberg M Muller I-I Rose J Johnson M Spauldung B Gardner THIRD ROW J Thomas F Cowan R Rosenberger R Clark V Martun M Merchant Page Forty eught Communuty servuce us the latest thung I got my physucal and got unto the swung I helped Mrs Vouguer to test the kuds eyes and talk to them softly un case someone crues Duphtherua shots? small pox vaccunatuon Have for me and our class a real tascunatuon Instead at consuderung a marruage proposal I take sanutatuon and sewage dusposal Twenty long weeks preparatory work turst Then at the hosputals I won t do any worst Tuesdays and Thursdays I put un some tume Carry trays tuve them drunks wuthout any thought of a dume I enuoy ut ummensely twul help me each day Thus tume I have guven that may have been play The shortage ot nurses us really a scare I m glad that I m able just to be there Muss Gardner, our teacher us one of the best I hope wuth much happuness she wull be blest . . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . 1 I . . , - 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 . . . , . ' 1 , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 From one end of the hall every Monday noon I could hear vonces conversnng In a language called Spanish Inevltably the flrst words sand by members of the qroup which I learned later was the Spanish Club were Como esta usted? whuch means How are you? Both business meetings and programs were held on alternating Monday noons at II 45 A M IH the language room order to earn money for the flnanclng of several actlvltles lncludlng a Spanish dlnner which was held Aprul I2 In the cafeterua candued apples were sold at varlous tlmes during the year A movie was sponsored by the club members In January and Lakevnews Rude wnth Vac tory a pep meeting was presented late IH the basketball season Each member of the group gave a report on a South Amerlcan country at some program meeting durlng the year Mrs Monroe acted as adviser for the group OFFICERS President Mlrlam Moore Secretary Carol Kntchen Treasurer Marilyn Tyson FIRST ROW J Rouse C Kltchen M Moore M Tyson E Shafer SECOND ROW L Monroe J Hatch D Myers J Stadle J Thomas Westfall Spanish luh Eng Staff FIRST ROW E Ashley J Lampky SECOND ROW M Wulf E Shafer J Rouse J Stadle D Seover M Moran K A Wahtera THIRD ROW M Morgan S Westfall B Broughman G Bole R Rnmmel B Clark The Log staff for l945 was elected by the class late In the sprung of 44 The group was readv to begun proceedings as soon as the school doors were opened In September At one of the several summer meetings the edltor an chief Janet Stadle explalned the duties of the vanous editors and outlined the plans for the annual Early an the school year an advertusnng campalgn was carried on to urge students to buy sub scrlptnons and by December three fourths of the sales goal had been reached Arrangements were made with the Athletlc Board to have the staff take charge of several dances after football and basketball games and In the sprung of the year a full length movue Johnny Elwoods Orchestra played the sale of candled apples, and the sale of advertnsung for the Log Club pictures for the Log were taken on March first and second Two student photographers were on the job throughout the school year taking Informal snaps of student lufe Meetings were held on Tuesday and Thursday evenlngs nn the cafeteria and on several Sunday afternoons Mr Wahtera served as advlser for the staff LOG STAFF Editor rn Chief Janet Stadle Busuness Managers Edna Moe Shafer Asslstant Edltor Sylvia Westfall Feature Edntor Manlyn Morgan Make Up Edltor Bull Clark Actlvuty Edntor Mary Moron Copy Edltor Marulyn Wulf Sports Editor Rex Rnmmel Adviser Mr Wahtera Art Edntor Betty Broughman Wraters Janet Hatch Snap Editors Edward Ashley Mqrcrq Jones Jim Lamplty Gene R053 Mavis Jorvls Morcla Merchant Jackue Rouse Page Fnfty Il II ' ' I ' t I . I . -. - . I I . . 1 I - ' I . I . . . . - . q was shown to the students. Other money makung projects Included a Valentine dance, for which , . . . I II II I - ll II ' Muslc art luterature and drama oll that whuch constitutes the cultural subnects was dns cussed by members of the Forensnc Club Meetings were held every Wednesday evenung at the members homes A busuness meetlng ond program followed by refreshments compras d the actnvntnes During Februory and March book reviews were presented by each member of the group and parulomentary procedure based on Robert s Rules of Order was studied Throughout the year as various amateur and professional ploys were presented l Barton the Spartan with other members of the Forensic Club attended as many productions as possible Mrs Underwood was the advuser for our club which consisted of 13 members OFFICERS Secretary Beverly Wulcox Treosurer and Llbrarlon Bob Laird FIRST ROW E Underwood C Kitchen B Wilcox J Johnson B Laird M Moore SECOND ROW B Homes J Laurd J Selmers D Myers J Gregory S Sommer K Smuth Zllnrvnzir Gllnh . I I . I 3 . . 1 . - . 9 . . . I I ' I I ' I I D I I I I ' President - - - - Joanne Johnson Hrs Illlught Snr- Mundi? FIRST ROW C Crumpton B Stout T Wyman SECOND ROW J Lampky E Ashley W Tonner J Murray THIRD ROW A Aumaugher L Healy B Clark R Goodwin G Kleun There were about ten ot us nncludlng myself Barton the Spartan nn Pre Flight thus year Mr Stout was our Instructor and classes were very busy and reolustnc l thunk someday I might really like to fly Since the begannnng of the year studnes were mode of oerodynomncs meteorology navugataon regulatlons ot clvul avnatuon morse code radlo theory of anrcrott engunes and pnnclples of our craft structures Several vusxts were mode to the anrport dunng the year Once an December and the other I0 January Much of actual courses were observed and tactucs measured Perhaps watchlng the men ot the held rug parochutes was the most Interesting Page Fnfty two O I ?j '5Z,t -, , iw , , ,V X ,. , , 3 .mmf yy 15125 . I 1, 4 ,Ei ,, 7. , x . X N , .. . xg ...4.....,4. S ff - f' A . 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I - I - I - 1 - - : . , . , , , . , . . 1 1 1 ' - A 1 ' 1 I I ' 1 1 1 ' Durrng noon hours partlcularly In the fall and sprung seasons, and before the prlntung of the yearbook I saw many Camera Club enthusiasts walklng towards the room of thenr advlser Mr Montague for meetlngs or to work In the laboratory The dark room whuch as located between the chemustry and bnology rooms was occupued by the group and extenslve equipment was used Developlng enlarging and prlntlng were the chlet procedures Because It was a new experience for many the photographuc procedures and tech nlques were studied by the club members The sole purpose of the organnzatnon was to enable those Interested an photographlc study to pursue and develop their talents and Interests President Jlm Lampky Fnnance Ed Ashley Secretary Treasurer Joanne Johnson FIRST ROW B Jones R Nichols J Lampky J John on E Ashley R Clark SECOND ROW R Rummel R Hartranft B Clark R Myers J Hatch F Montague THIRD ROW C Kntchen B Barley H Rose C Hasklns V Martun M Tyson 4 l .M-f.,--1 amera Glluh I I I ' , . 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J I FIRST ROW J Heatlue N Fraser E l-lay V English B Kay Mnss Young SECOND ROW M Conlun F Robmson H Beebe J Selmers B Thranert M Roberts B Wilcox M Randall Early nn the tall former Y dance board members met to elect other students from Lake vnew and Central hngh schools who would become active members I Barton the Spartan met about ance a month with the group and thelr leader Mass Jane Young to plan the l944 l945 dances lt IS customary for thus group of people as representatuves of thenr respectnve schools to spon sor dances on nights of the week end nn which no actnvuty was planned at their schools There were fourteen members seven from bath Lakevnew and Central Most of the dances were held an Fruday nlghts from elght until eleven o clock but accasuon ally special parties whuch I always attended, we held on Saturday evenrngs Attendance was good Dick Mlchaelsons Don Porter and Jan Elwood s orchestras played for dancnng Admusslon was usually twenty fnve cents per student Choarman Vlrgmlo Engllsh Co Chairman Jon Bausch Secretory Treasurer Becky Kay Page Flfty four :. ,. ,.,. ,., . 2. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ' lllf 1 -1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - . . . . , . f l I ' -- 1 1 ' 1 1 After the football season was over a group of fellows who had won major letters got to gether and organnzed the L Club Thus was an Idea of Coach Baldus He IS now our advuser We met every fnrst and thnrd Friday each month There were about fifteen athletes to be gun with and soon we had a classroom faxed up as a regular clubroom for the L Club members On March nunth we sponsored a game between the Wull Be s and the Has Beens of the basketball squad The Has Beens comnng out on the playung floor with sudeburns and mus taches looked very comical and remnnded one of the basketball players of earluer days Many new members were unutuated unto the group thus year These new members were the fellows who had won major letters sunce the club was started FIRST ROW L Rench W Tanner B Roberts R Rlmmel B Clark E Ashley SECOND ROW B lngerson B Lester C Crumpton W Taylor K Neilson L Healy L Baldus Boe E Qlluh I U I - Q 11 I1 - - - - ' ' ' ll Il ' ll ' I II ll ll 11 fl - ' ' - , . THIRD ROW: B. Tobias, D. Waterman, D, Jones, B. Selinger, L. Gresly, L. Lewis, D. Barnes, B. Katz, G. l . .T IB. 9. iii. . 'Tw ,, ,,,v,.. ....,,.., , ,..,. ,,,, , -. , l l l l FIRST ROW E Underwood J Moran V Stadle E Shafer SECOND ROW W lngerson J Selmers T N Thomas Founded last year for the purpose of brlngung together parents students and teachers the PSTO met IH the fall to plan the years actnvntnes Foremost of these was the operatlon of the cafeterla run on a non proflt basns for the benefit of the students Early In the year the group held open house IH the hugh school and provided a program of music and entertainment Then too thus organnzatuon gave the football boys their annual banquet The mothers gra cnously dnd all the cooking In order to put before the players a temptnng meal Among the other events held by the PSTO was a back to school party when our parents borrowed our bow tnes and bobby sox whale we stayed home wlth the famuly and house The lunches served plpung hot at the end of the third hour were the blggest contrlbutron made by the PSTO for the student body The PSTO rs an organuzatnon that I Barton hope wnll be as effective an the years to come as rt has been In the last two Presndent Mrs W l-l Stadle Student Vnce Presudent Jam Selmers Adult Vlce President Mr T N Thomas Secretary Mrs Garth Underwood Treasurer Mr W lngerson Hsstoruan Edna Mae Shafer Cafeteria Mrs J Moron Page Frfty sux P : . , . , . , . . . . , . , . . . l I f . , . . . . 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I 1 g. 2 utr 4i... fl sm' -awww 3' Perfect Pair Terrlfuc at Tennls Frlendly Fellows Salud School Boylsh Bert Brmg on the Boys Party Pretty Baseball Babe Joker Jarvis Three Year Romance Lazy Lasses Threes a Family After the Flre ldrullv Comncal Curly Cute Kldll Page Sixty Q51 ij? , X ,J 62 'N' Rib 45:04 4 U S 'gi 1 6 X 0 y 3 16' ff ' A s ZX Q ' M .ml ' W Larry Baldus Head Coach BeIng both manager and dIrector of the noon hour OCIIVIIIGS and serv ng as assIstant coach have been full tIme jabs for Mr Barrett versatIIe and well known fIgure around school He was born IH Red GranIte WISCONSIN From there he moved to Fondulac where he attended hIgh school malonng IH busIness There he play cl basketball football and baseball FolIowIng graduatIon from hIgh school he en tered the oII busIness where he worked untII enter Ing vocatIonal school for more traInIng 'I-hIs was followed by four years at Oshkosh College mayor Ing In hIstory and socIal scIence I-le receIved nIs B A degree In I936 At the UnIversIty of WISCONSIN whIch he en tered that same year he agaIn majored In fIeld hIstory From h re he went to Newald as a sub stItute prIncIpaI I-lIs next move was to teach senIor hIgh school In Brooklyn WIsconsIn After completIng a year s work he receIved hIs degree of Master of PhIlos ophy from the unIversIty Soon afterward he went to the ChIcago MIlItOfy Academy as dIrector of mIlItary tactIcs and hIstory After a year of coachnng at Marengo Iowa he came to LakevIew In I943 Page SIXYY two Our coach at LakevIew for the past three years has been capable sIncere and admIrabIe Vlr Baldus Although he has not always been able to possess wInnIng teams hIs loyalty and sports manshIp have served as an InspIratIon to both members of our athletIc squads and others Mr Baldus was born In Story CIty Iowa and attended the ColumbIa Academy for Boys IH Dubuque Iowa I-le receIved hIs scholarshIp to ColumbIa College In I929 WhlIe at college he was football captaIn and partIcIpated In track and basketball In I933 he receIved hs BS degree arId the foIlowIng year entered Iowa State Teachers College to study physIcaI educatIon After spendIng two summers workIng towards hIs masters degree at the UnIversIty of Iowa he began hIs coachmg career at Toledo Iowa From there he moved to Buffalo Center and Forest CIty Iowa SIX years later In I942 h came to LakevIew CoachIng IS IogIcally hrs favarIte pastIme I-IIs other Interests center around real estate ond fInance whIch someday he hopes to pursue Coach Baldus has three chIIdren two boys and g rl Accordmg to coach one of the boys IS Fred Barrett ASSISfOHf Coach I I I 4 I I ' I - . 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Manlyn Wulf Roselyn Clark Betty Stock Attendant Queen Attendant lf I hadn t been nn the confrdence of the football team all durrng the season last year I would have had a hard tame trying to guess who would be the football queen but of course l was already nn the know when the rnformatron was released that pretty Irght harred Roselyn Clark was the chosen one and that Marilyn Wulk and Betty Stoclq had been elected as her attendants The queen s flrst offrceal act was that of leading the tradrtlonal snake dance whrch followed the pep meetlng held the nught before the home comrng game Everyone gathered around a huge bonfrre an back of the Then the vrctory hungry Spartans led by the queen and her attendants and the cheerleaders would smgle frle all the way downtown Stull more yells were glven at the mam rntersectlon of the busnness distract Homecomrng day November 3 was one to be remembered At a short ceremony just precedung the game the queen and her court were Introduced to the crowd The game whuch followed turned out to be a vnctornous one for our Spartans so the dance that nlght took on a pustrfued our of gubrlance Durmg the untermnssron of the dance football captain Leo Rench per formed the coronatron ceremony which offrcually proclaumed Roselyn Clark as queen of the Spartan gndaron for I944 Page Snxty three i M . school, wherelthe cheerleaders led yells, and Coach Baldus gave a pep talk, Those persons whom you may have notuced puttnng themselves through back breakung antics on Thursday nlghts after school were none other than our loyal cheerleaders Three of the gurls who are sensors have been partucnpatung In cheerleadlng for two years but a sophomore who was also selected at the fnrst of the year fulls the other posltuon She wall return next year and act as leader of the new group of yell leaders Sylvna Westfall chalrman of the group supervnsed all the sklts presented for pep meetnngs These ranged from a motor car tour to a mock wedding of Vlctory and Lakeview Student organizations and unduvuduals cooperated with her to grve the student body many entertarnmg and orngunal pep meetrngs The cheerleaders made up several new routunes to enluven some of our old school yells They also collected and orngnnated from other schools and students some new and spnrrted yells Among these was the ever popular Maru Maru Our cheerleaders are to be congratulated on their very good attendance at both home and out of town games We should all be grateful to them for helpung us to arouse and keep that school spnrut whuch us so necessary to a good school Lakeview' FIRST ROW A Hadgklnson J Stadle SECOND ROW S Westfall H Beebe C Hnmebaugh hem' illeaherz , . I I I I I ' I I ' II Il II - - - II - I . I . II - II I . . . , . . . . , , , . . Ellnnthall Pam li FIRST ROW L l-largus L Lewus E Ashley R Rummel R Youngblood R Lester R Copeland E Corlnss SECOND ROW D Flemrng K Nenlson B Roberts T Muller F Curtis D Jones C Crumpton L Rench R Rutherford T Wyman D Waterman R Tobnas D Cummlrgs THIRD ROW F Curtus L Baldus J Laird J Adams B Cowan E Hendruxon P Taylor B Clark G Yeakey R lngerson R Katz D Buys B Sellnger R Bushee W Johnson B Laird F Barrett FOURTH ROW C Crane E Summons E Warren L Gresley J Strlckler W Taylor D MacOmber D Rutherford J Lampky N Glanus G l-lodgkunson Leo Rench Co Captann U S Army I9 if Rex Edgell Co Captann U S Army Page Ssxty fnve 593' , i 1,- X 4-i K ,Q , . M I l K , - 1 , Q f v Y L . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. I. . . , . ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ,. . - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' '45 , A l , 7' v . - ,i T, Y . 1 ' 5 I 1 A A 3, ,2,.- L-14 Y s illnnihztll The flrst cool brrght day nn September brought fufty flve of us stalwart Spartans onto Green Fueld for our furst practuce sessuon of the l944 grlduron season After three gruelung weeks under hot September skies we Spartans were ready to face a non conference foe Charlotte In the season s opener After a determined and scrappy fight we went down to defeat 14 O The followlng week found our football team journeyung to Coldwater Here our offense got under way and before the funal whustle blew we had run rough shod over Coldwater to the tune of 25 6 lncudentally thus was the fvrst vlctory for Lakevaew over Coldwater In the history of the rlvalry between them Wath our flrst conference vuctory under our belts the Lakevnew football squad went storm :ng unto Sturgis an hugh gear Here the purple and whute dlsplayed one of the best all around offensive and defensive games of the year However In the final moments of the game the Sturgrs team by sheer power and luck overcame thenr resolute vlsltors to wnn the game by the score of 6 O The following week we played on Central s fveld for the fnrst tlme where we met our cross town rlvals the parochlal boys of St Phulup Here we showed a frne ground and alr attack which was too much for the St Phlllp bovs to cope wuth and they went down to defeat 20 6 The next two weeks found our team playmg the Redsklns of Marshall and the Troyans of East Lansing November thnrd found Lakeview Hugh School students In an enthuslastuc state of mind We Spartans that afternoon were hosts to Albnon un the annual home comung game We completely outclassed our opponents makung seventeen flrst downs to their one Our team won by the score of l2 O whuch made Home comnng Day a complete success Armistice Day brought the l9-44 gruduron season to a close for us On thus day we suffered a stlnglng defeat l9 6 at the hands of Hlllsdale The season s scores were Lakevlew Charlotte Lakevvew Coldwater Lakevrew Sturgus Lakevlew St Phnlnp Lakeview East Lansung Lakevsew Marshall Lokevuew Alblon Lakevlew Hnllsdale I LEA Page Sixty sux . , , . , . . . , . . , ' ....................,....... O ..,..c..,,,,.......,....,... I4 ' ............................ 25 ,.,. .... .,...,.,..,........ 6 ' ............................ O ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,cA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 ' ............................ 20 . ,..,..,...,,,.....,,.......,.. 6 ' .........,......,,.......... O ' ,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 27 ' .........,......,,,..,,..,.. O ,.................,........... 25 ' ..,..................,....., l2 ' ,,,,, ,,,,,..,..,A,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,. O ' ..........,................. 6 A ..................,........... I9 Ifiafakethall Harzrtg 5' FIRST ROW B Youngblood W Tanner B Lester R Rummel L Rench B Roberts SECOND ROW L Boldus D Cummms L Lewus D Jones C Crumpton B Bushee B Kotz Bob Lei'e' Rex Ram-el Co-Coptoin U. S. Navy Co-Cczptoin Page Sixty-seven Basketball The l944 45 Lakevlew quuntet wull go down as one of the most colorful unnts ever to represent the school Lacknng the henght whnch one generally assocuates wuth successful cage teams the Spartans have capltaluzed on every possable asset at theur command Thus much as certaun that our l944 45 team has brought a new type of cage play to the Twln Valley Conference The hugh scoring Spartans have led the way nn a racehorse offen sive style that has spread rapldly to other schools of the league wlth a result that spectators have enloyed the games ummensely The Spartan squad entertauned the Troyans of Sturgls ln the seasons opener After a very hard battle they lost the game the score berng 49 46 lncldentally Sturgis won the state basketball tournament thus year Losing by such a close score gave the team more reason and enthuslasm to beat Coldwater IH thelr next encounter lt was at Coldwater that the offense cllcked for 52 pounts which was necessary to turn back a stubborn opponent Coldwater scored only 48 points The schedule moved along very fast and quite satusfactorlly On January 30th we met Marshall the strongest team In the Twun Valley League Marshall up to thus time had been beaten but once In twenty two games We drsplayed one of the best offensive and defensive games of the season upsettlng thus powerful Marshall team by the score of 53 44 ln the second round of play St Phnlnp Hlllsdale and Albion also went down to defeat before the Spartan scorung machune Our team ended its season In the Dlstrlct Tournament at Charlotte After a long and weary battle the Spartan team was defeated by a highly geared group of Charlotte basket eers The score was 55 36 Lakevuew Lakevlew Lakevnew Lakeview Lakeview Lakevuew Lakevl ew Lakeview Lakevn ew Lakeview La kevlew Lakeview Lakevnew Lakeview Sturgis Coldwater East Lansing Hullsdale Marshall Albnon East Lansing Marshall Coldwater St Phlllp Hlllsdale Alblon St Phlllp Charlotte Page Sixty enght 46 ....,,...................... 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' ' if fi Basketball -Ewzerues FIRST ROW D Cummuns B Tobxas D Jones B Selnnger L Baldus SECOND ROW B Youngblood D Waterman G Bole D Katz B Bushee THIRD ROW B Hughes K Neilson D Crane L Healy E Snmmons E Pugh Thus year s reserve squad shows great promlse and gave to all Spartan fans great hopes for next year s team by compulung a very lmpressuve record of nune wnns In twelve games Their season s record as as follows La kevlew Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakevuew Lakevuew Lakeview Lakeview Lakeview Lakevuew 48 Lakevuew Sturgis Coldwater East Lansing Marshall Albion Sturgis East Lansing Marshall Coldwater St Philip Albuon Page Sixty mne 55 .,,.,,,,................ ' B vs. ' ......,.,.,,................. . 35 28 ....................,... ' B vs. ....ss,V......s....,.,.. .. l7 SO .,,s,v,,,,,,,,,,,ssY,,,, ' B vs. ' .,..,sss......... 3l 32 ..,V..sts...tV...ss,sss. ' B vs. .........ss.v..s....s.,... .. 28 33 ..............,s.,.,.... ' B vs. ' ,.......VV...,s,..sss..s,Y l8 30 .,ss.ts.,s,,....,s...,.. ' B vs. ' ,...................,..Y,.., .. 34 42 ...s,..s................ ' B vs. E ....s...........V 3l 32 ...ss..,,.........ss.... ' B vs. ....................s..... .. 37 28 ....s........s.......... ' B vs. .....,,s................. . 17 47 ..sA.............,....,. ' B vs. . ...,..,.........A...... 24 H-, .. 1.14444 Page Seventy FOOTBALL SNAPS FOR 1944 SEASON Ezuaehall I nam Y Q if Aprll April May May May May FIRST ROW E Wagner J Murray B Clark E Ashley B Youngblood SECOND ROW W Tanner B Roberts R Rummel E Warren D Waterman L Baldm THIRD ROW B Katz L Gresley W Johnson B Tobnas L Healy K Ncxlson 20 Coldwater 27 Sturgns St P Il ll East Lansing St Phil 25 Albion Here lTl'1ere' lTl1ere' lHerel lHere' 'There' 'Therel Bert Roberts Captain Page Seventy one , x 4 K' ' Q l Oxy X ' , t Y XL , . 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Defyung the cold and wet weather that Aprul brought us fufty fuve boys from the tenth through twelfth grade and I Barton the Spartan greeted Coach Larry Baldus at Green Fueld for the furst baseball practuce of the l94S season Among these boys were many veterans from last years teams ln fact there was a veteran letter wunner for every unfueld and outfueld posutuon Thus left Coach Baldus wuth the problem of fundung a battery from hus new recruuts After three weeks of hut and muss practuce due to the weather whuch was damp and coud the Lakevuew nune rnet uts crucual test wuth Coldwater the potentual twun valley champuons un the seasons opener and won 5 to 4 Lakevuew fans got theur full of thrulls and chulls un a game that provuded an almost endless processuon of cheers and groans as the two school teams waged a see saw battle on the duamond ln fact vuctory dud not come untll after two outs un the last unnung at thus tume thurd base man R Rummel came through wuth a sungle that sent catcher D Cummuns home wuth the wun nung run Havung scored a vuctory un theur furst encodnter the Spartan nune were un hugh hopes that they could brung theur Twun Valley baseball crown back home to the trophy case of Lakevuew hugh school Indeed the Spartan s furst wun brought to everyone great hopes of a most suc cessful season l-lowever un the second game of the year when the team opposed Sturgus thev lost a butter foul fulled battle to the Sturgus nune FIRST ROW J Long B Lohr D Cummuns R Stevens B Bushee SECOND ROW B Youngblood F Ebert B Boot D Jones D Crane K Payne L Baldus Tl-llRD ROW E Ol-lara D Armstrona W Taylor D Bruttaun D Lewus D Katz B Johnson uw? Eazehall Squad! I - v I I I ' 1 . . . . , I I 1 ' I , . ' ll II ' I I - I - . . , . . ' 1 I I I 1 I : . , . , . , . ' , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , , . , . . : . , . H, . , . , . , . , . , su l ar u 1 I A X A .u 3 'gi 4 PCN leg r As ' u V ' A u , . y I 5 u f ls .. f .. , f' f . , , L 'RY ' uv X ul I f 1 , Y 1 i Qi u fs - , I u A + u 1 , , , , Q. u z ' V-. I vnniz as ll sf 'ff I .Q It 1 c x ' 'Inv ,Y ,x I, ,H 3 X I A I 1,3 ,, I I M- I FIRST ROW D MelvIn D Sommer SFCOND ROW J Lalrd J StrIckler G Yeaky R RImmel G Bole B Lalrd THIRD ROW R Stout J SeImers B TobIas J Bansch W Johnson L LewIs ThIs sprIng found LakevIew hIgh school SUPDOFTIHQ a tennIs team for the fIrst tIme In recent years lt was felt that LakevIew should have a tennls team If the Interest was predomInate and of course Jeannette and l were among those most Interested IH the developments of such a sport for our school Mr Stout who was to act as coach sent out an InvItatIon to any boy Interested ID tennIs ThIs InvItatIon was warmly accepted by about eIghteen fellows lt was thIs group that practIced In earnest every nIght weather permIttIng and otherwIse ID hopes that they could receIve a varsIty letter A round robun tournament was always In sesszon wIth all fellows tryIng to wIn theIr way INTO the top eIght posutnons for It was these fellows who would partIcIpate ID the commg matches The schedule thIs year Included matches wIth the followIng squads from other MIchIgan hIgh schools Aprrl I8 Kalamazoo State Hlgh ll-lerel May 2 Kalamazoo State I-lIgh ITherel May ll East Lansung IHerel May I5 Battle Creek Central IHS-rel May 25 East LansIng lTherel Page Seven ty three May 8-Battle Creek Central ......o.....,,u.,...u...............,o,u,....... lTherel Erzutk FIRST ROW N Glanis I Abrahamson T Rorich D Gilon SECOND ROW D MacOmber J Baker D Peacock B Grover D Myers A new sport track has appeared on the Lakeview athletic program This activity grew out of a demand by the students for a sport which depended on the individual in competition instead of a team Following an after school meeting at which Juniors and Sophomores responded a nucleus for a track squad was organized Seniors were deliberately left out of the organization because The squad of this year is working on various field and track events to familiarize them selves with each activity in this sport These tracksters will be the foundation for a bigger and better competitive squad next year To acquaint the pioneers in this new game the Lakeview team has witnessed other schools while in actual competition On May l2th the squad and their coach Mr Wahtera were the guests of the Battle Creek Kiwanis Club at Ferry Field Ann Arbor where the University of Michigan Western Conference indoor champions played host to Illinois Ohio and Great Lakes in a quadrangular meeting Many of the nation s best athletes were assembled there The squad also saw and participated in the regional meet for this area at Kalamazoo the following week Page Seventy four X J fl V this year's squad would not enter into scheduled competition with other high schools. eww A lwzi Robert Youngblood Manager KK! For the past two years the student manager of the athletuc squads has been blonde sturdy Bob Young blood thus year a uunuor Through hus unturung efforts our teams were prob ably a luttle better than they mught have been Certaunly that us true uf work and devotuon are consudered Bob was born un Detrout Muchugan un l9Z8 and moved to Huckson Ontaruo the next year where he attended school untul the nunth grade He then trans ferred to Woodstock Hugh School to begun hus senuor hugh school educatuon After movung to Battle Creek Bob entered Lakevuew Hugh School un hus sophomore year where he quuckly assumed leadershup un managung the athletuc teams He us partucularly unterested un basketball and swum mung In the scummer months he works as a handy man near Goguac lake Bob us a lover of all sports Thus year the Sportsmanshup Cup was awarded to blond headed Bob Rutherford a former Spartan senuor who has been an outstandung athlete durung both hus early years and hugh school years Bob was born un Battle Creek September 7 l926 For hus furst four years of school he attended the Roose velt school un the cuty of Battle Creek At thus tume he entered the Lakevuew schools where he spent the rest of hus school lufe Hus greatest hobby us fushung whuch he enuoys very much Then, of course athletucs was another unterest Durung hugh school he partucupated un baseball, bas ketball, and football He receuved three letters for hus oustandung work un football January second, of thus year, Bob was unducted unto the Paratroopers He receuved most of hus traunung at Fort Bennung, Georgua Robert Rutherford Sportsmanshup Award U S Army Page Seventy fuve Thus year at Lakevuew Hugh School a defunute schedule for gurls basketball was set up Tl'1f0UQh the plannung of Muss Hoffhune Mr Baldus and Edna Mae Shafer All gurls unterested un partucupatung were to sugn theur names Ten senuor gurls were chosen by Mr Baldus to serve as captauns ln a noon hour meetung each captaun drew ten names and these made up her team A schedule was arranged rotatung wuth the boys There was more cooperatuon un the noon hour program thus year than un any other pre vuous gurls hugh school untramural set up lt aroused a keen unterest un basketball whuch by the tume of the tournament grew quute extensuvely Shafers team won the tournament by beatung Stock s un the funal game The results of the program were these Wan Lost Shafer Stock Hodgkunson Stadle Moran Mumford FIRST ROW N Hughes E Shafer E Anderson M Ingram SECOND ROW G Rose J Palmer M Jarvus J Brunn P S Girls' Glhampinn I cam ' ......v.........7.7,w.s,7777ss,....VSs............ss,.,,......,.s. 3 3 Westfall .,o,,,s,vo,s.....,....,..,.,.,,,....u.Y..,,,,,oo,.,,,,,,,,,ooo,,,,,,,, 3 3 l lingua' hampinn 1 sam 2 if ' , FIRST ROW G Yeakey G Hammer B Katz L Lwus D Flemung SECOND ROW W Johnson B Clark L Reuter L Gresley J Roruch Thus year the boys Intramural program was arranged un a very unuque manner The thought un mund was to arouse as much Interest as possuble and to have as many boys partucupate as wushed lnstead of havung the teams from homerooms the Idea was guven that the dufferent organu zatuons and rooms In the school sponsor a team and theur advusors would act as managers Thus Idea was accepted promptly The next step In settung up thus program was the selectuon of a coach and hus assustant by each manager These coaches were all members of the school s var suty basketball team who were not goung to compete as players wuth one another but as coaches The funal step In thus program was the selectuon of players Thus was done by puttung the names ofthe boys who wushed to partIcupate un a hat and drawung them out one at a tume When the schedule was funally publushed we found eught teams each playung seven games One of these eught teams was a star studded faculty group The end of the season found the F F A and the Noon Hour teams tued wuth fuve wuns apuece Thus a play off was requured Thus game was Indeed the clumax to a hughly successful untra mural program Game tume found almost all the school populatuon on hand to wutness a very ex cutung contest In whuch the F F A team came from behund to nose out the Noon l-lour boys l3y vurtue of thus wun the F F A boys were the undusputed champuons The funal standungs were these Won Lost Locker Noon Hour l-lu Y Pre Flught 4 Offuce Page Seven ty seven Faculty ...s...,suss.s u......... 6 l Debate ,S .s,,.l .s,Y.su...,s,, 3 4 F. F. A. .VsI.,s,s,s..s ss...asa.. 5 2 ,.,sss,suss.v.ss..Yss.,s.. 3 4 - ' ....s.Ys.. ,sssu..... 3 ' s,s,s,..s,...... ......ss,. O 7 dl 4-'lv 01 -4111 Boseboll Addicts Rczobe Rolhcks Arbor Doy Angles Soldzer Shines Dwppy Dick Sophomore Sewmg Stordusfmg Steodues Couflous KOTIS Queens Doy Sweet Study Page Seventy eught Out of Home' For olwoys Four some Another Close ore' SUCH Solitude' Gleeful Girl Whoops' Blond Bombshells 'K 'e QQQW X 9 X QMTUQ mfjf CXUAWLLSNQ V cn , TXVPA U I . V' Q, ' Q A 'W I a ' , H L5 rf ' L we ' 1 Y X J 5 A '61 ' E ? Q' 4 Q., 3 1'5z1nh 1. MM 4. . Al.. Every fourth hour when I walked down the hall to Mr Thomas offuce I heard a great clamor from the durectuon of the gym So one day I thought I d see what the racket was To my surpruse I duscovered ut to be our outstandung hugh school band under the capable durectuon of Mr Reed At the football games the band gave us some splendud performances whuch were led by our three charmung mauorettes Joanne Jones Mary Moran and Vurgunua Rouse and our versatule drum major Harley Beebe The band also played for our basketball games A musucal quuz fashuoned after the Kay Kyser program was presented by the band un De cember In the latter part of February the group put on an exceptuonally well done Band Follues for the students and parents Partucupants were selected from many hugh school uunuor hugh and grade school entrants early un February Jonnue Elwood s band was the featured attractuon The proceeds of the program were used to purchase new band unuforms if 3 zfianh Allnllieuzu Last February 28 I went helmet un hand to the furst Band Follues program that Lakevuew has presented The event was sponsored by the band and was a source of great entertaunment for all those un attendance Suttung un the front row I was able to get a fune vuew of all the acts rangung from hula dancung and tom tom beatung to a magucuan act Other dancung tap dancung sungung monologues and Jon Bausch was master of ceremonues under d rector of the fune band whuch provuded many program Thus us the type of thung I luke ut shows that ment they pour out Schubert the next they are armor' Page Eughty acts un the show were roller skatung acrobatuc comedy acts hus stage name of Jonnue Elwood and was also hot and rhythmuc numbers to pep up the the band us a pretty versatule bunch-one mo swungung boogue to the rhythm of my clunkung , . 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I I I ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ll fl ' I I I - - - 11 11 11 - 11 1 ,MA ,. .. - K P E h Girlz' C5122 FIRST ROW J Betterly J Jackson M Busefink M Morgan O Vanderllp B Stringham J Lancaster M Lown B Broughman SECOND ROW E Anderson J Wenger J Manby M Merchant P Doyle V Goold W Gebert VanOrman B Ratcliffe G Ward D Ossewaarde THIRD ROW L Miller R Clark D Seaver B Long G Smith N Manwarren M Crooks B Grimm M Green L Benson J Palmer A Hodgkinson J Brown J Stadle FOURTH ROW N Warner A Ruthrutf J Pearson J Doyle B Stock C l-limebaugh P Gaskill J Jones R Gulley V Ward R Mann I Ferguson glee club the boys glee club and the ensemble The former group which is composed ot forty l gnrs has done some exceptionally fine work this year under the able direction ot Mrs Osse warde Because of the many activities at Lakeview this year the annual operetta was postponed to a later date so that mixed voices could comprise the chorus Tryouts were held at the beginning of this year to find the range and quality of our voices and later we were placed in sections according to this selection soprano second soprano and alto Soloists were Barbara Stringham alto Pat Gaskill second soprano and Jackie Pearson soprano Mrs Ossenwaarde kept us occupied with many selections both classical and popular Some such tunes were the lilting Robin in the Rain Whistle Daughter Whistle Sylvia Moon light Madonna Together Always and Serenade With the graduation of the seniors many voices will leave the glee club Although these voices will be missed next year Mrs Ossewarde hopes the new chorus will show as much interest as has this year s Page Eighty two - . , . , . , . , - , - , r , M- For the first time in Lakeview's history, our chorus was divided into three parts, the girls' . 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I ' I l ' I l m no Sunatra' was the reply guven by the boys when the announcement that Mrs Osse waarde wanted to start a Boys Glee Club was read But nevertheless l Barton the Spartan with the help of Mrs Underwood realuzed the true value of musucal men She tunally persuaded one of the boys to dash down and talk to Mrs Ossewaarde and ask her what ut was all about the types of songs they would sung when class would be held and what talent was needed Much to the boy s surpruse she answered You don t need to be a Sunatra All you have to be able to do us carry a tune and anyone can do that Classes wull be held every Wednesday euther furst or second hour We wull sung all types of songs whatever the chouce may be Out of the room he dashed unterruptung practucally every class and before long everyone knew that thus year there WOULD be a Boys Glee Club lnsude of ten munutes more than futty boys were assembled un the cafeteria lwhuch by the way us where thus class meetsl Durung the year they together wuth the Girls Glee Club presented a very amusung and out standung program Duscovery of the year was Dodo Hodgkunson when he sang much to the gurls delught the solo un The Road to Mandalay and talented Boys Glee Club and hope that next year wull fund an even bugger and better club FIRST ROW G Mead J Murray H Beebe J Bausch T Muller B Clark G Hodgkunson A Aumaugher D Wellever SECOND ROW B Selunger A Broughman E Corlusg T Wymgn B Pqlmer B Bughee W Johnson J Laurd E Ashley D Ossewaarde THIRD IEOW B Clark D Waterman B lngerson G Salyers J Roruch D Cummuns T Sechrust J Fabuan F urtus FOURTH ROW R Hartranft J Lempky B Marsh W Tanner K Neulson B Tobuas O Spencer J Black L Gresley E Swank Zgngsu' C6122 II I ' ll ' I I I ' U I I I I I 1 - I 11 1 - u I . . 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So, for the first time in tour years, we at Lakeview have enjoyed this excellent, cooperative , . . . , . 7 nzemhlv FIRST ROW A Hodgklnson J Johnson H Beebe J Pearson E Anderson SECOND ROW D Ossewaarde P Gaskrll L Benson J Palmer M Jarvls R Clark B Stock THIRD ROW J Stadle B Broughmon A Broughman J Bousch I Abrahomson B Strnnghom D Seaver At the beglnnlng of the year fourteen snnge rs ranglng from flrst soprano second soprano and bass to alto tenor and barutone were chosen from the student body by Mrs Ossewaarde to form the ensemble Last yeor thus group was established wnthnn the school and the malorlty The group met on Wednesday mornings In the cafeteria durnng alternate flrst and second hours I Barton the Spartan accompanied the singers when they participated In an assembly wnth the Boys and Glrls Glee clubs durmg a third hour program ln January In the month of March the group presented two programs-one at the Methodist church and the other at the P T A conference at Pralruevuew school Several selections were also sung by the chorol ensemble for the graduatuon ceremonies on June 7th Ssng Noel was one of the very popular numbers whuch the group presented as their part In the Chrlstmas pageant and thus was accompanled by Silent Night and other Christmas favorites For the Easter program presented at school the group chose to sung the quiet restful tune All On An Aprll Evenlng Perhaps these two songs are representatlve of the many tune ful melodic songs which the fourteen slngers performed durlng the year Page Eughty four I I . , . 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On the evennng of March 28 Jeanette and l attended the All School Play George Wash :ngton Slept Here directed by Mrs Hered The settlng of the play was an abandoned revolutuonary homestead an the state of New York When the curtaln rose an old haunted appearmg house became the scene of actron As the plot unfolds Newton Fuller tells has wufe Annabelle of has purchase of the old haunt ed stone house The caretaker Mr Kimber always looked on ln awry amazement throughout the entlre performance Madge the Fullers daughter of nuneteen appears most nonchalant about the whole affanr Much to Annabelle s better gudgment Newton goes to the old boarded up home to lnve Remodel :ng of the house us begun at once lt ns spnngtrme-consequently nt offers an excellent oppor tunuty for everyone to work Before too much excitement the l7 year locusts swarm In the surrounding hulls at the same trme of the discovery that the well as dry After the famrly has been settled but a short tame guests arrlve much to everyone s appar ent dusgust partucularly the spmster mald Katie and Hester the obedient and happy servant From that pount on guests arruve simultaneously for various lengths of time the neughbors come callnng and two Hollywood actors break forth at one cllmax of the performance t e rnch Uncle Stanley arrnves wlth news that he has come for a vusut and Raymond the bratty nephew keeps every moment allve with surprises After one muxup after another the play clnmaxes wnth a hllarlous and appropriate endlng SECOND ROW G Rose M Merchant V Chandler M Randall J Heatlue J Manby J Johnson H Montague B Wllcox THIRD ROW Gould J Seumers Struckler D Myers J Gregory R Shotwell H Beebe All-Srhnnl lag ' II I I - . ,, . , . . 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Regardless of Wartime COMPLIMENTS Conditions Tailor Made Fibre You Will Find at KAPP'S SEAT COVERS The Same Dependable Quality at Reasonable Prices D U G A N KAPP CLOTHING CO Inc ll East Michigan GIFTS OF DISTINCTION MARTIN S ART and GIFT SHOP 2 Stone Arcade PRINCESS SHOPS DRESSES COATS AND SU ITS POPULAR PRICES 19 West Michigan Ave COMPLIMENTS OF LAKEWOOD GROCERY Amos E GEOUQUE Phone 49l4 7l2 W Territorial SLAX SWEATERS SHIRTS 58 West Michigan AMOS H STEVENS Where the Good Clothes COMPLIMENTS of Come From BEEBE SHOE STORE lO W Michigan Ave Battle Creek Mich 93 West Michigan Avenue by A 'Y 1 GT Meats, Groceries and Vegetables Inc- CO. Congratulations to t e I945 GRADS and Our Best Wsshes to All LAKEVIEW STUDENTS an PERSONNEL Send Your Fur Coats for Cleamng Repairing and Storage Alr Condntuoned Storage Vaults Columbus Dry Cleaners Quality Selection Lowest Prices SWANK'S MIDWAY FURNITURE CO ISO West Columbia Phone 5719 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I945 L W ROBINSON CO GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS MAYO S Jewelers 93 West Mlchsgan Ave Phone 8244 Battle Creek Mnclmgan ' In d S. W. Capital at Columbia O O ' I ' 7 LET US HELP YOU SAVE RATION POINTS Our Complete Stock of FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES wIII save youI precIous ratIon ponnts and help you serve tastIer more nourIshIng meals Stop In and see us tomorrow LAK EVIEW FRUIT MARKET 656S W CapItaI ALEXANDER S DRUG STORE PHONE 2 O64l ls the most Important work we do We take a great deal of paIns to do It correctly Our PrescrIptIon Department Represents all that IS best In QUALITY and SKILL In Pharmacy HALL S GROCERY 30 Lakefront DrIve Beer and WIne to Take Out The Store of Personal SGFVICS Where It s a Pleasure to Shop FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES BOATS FOUNTAIN SERV ICE K N I G H T S Just a Good Place 662 CapItaI S W Phone 83I7 Open Evenmgs SCOTT S STANDARD SERVICE STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS CoIumbIa at CapItaI Ave S W Phone 93I6 COMPLIMENTS OF BEN FRANKLIN STOR 639 cQp.IQI s W ES 7 7 7 PRESCRIPTION coMPouNI:ING IO Shop 7 FOR EVERYTHING I N Compliments Music Records Gnfts dghoerux Ugluntlnq C0 Books Novelf es Mlchngons Fmest Stock of Musm: WW 41 North Mcccmly sneer :SC6lLlEl7'l CWlLU-ilC 1S'C07'l'S 60 West Mlchugon Ave BEST WISHES to the GRADS OF 45 Frank E. Fenlbnelzim BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1945 ADW Jeweler Engrover E 8: D 12 East Mxchngon Ave H A R D W A R E 84 West Co!umb1o Ave i of Il II I 0 COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS on BEST WISHES TO the T945 GRADS Sz M2 OWL DRUG CO Prescruptuonusts S The Smartest Clothes In Town' COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS URNER S Jumfy Rowe Cot. FURNITURE ME RNI HIN AND FLOOR COVERINGS HO FU S GS 92 96 W Muchlgcnn Phone 8312 79 81 83 West Mlchugon Ave d of . . . Q Centrol Notionol Bonk Corner A Of of 9 1:1 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF LAKELAND REALTY PAYNES FOOD MARKET W W cpf S Pho 7710 CptlS eEe COMPLIMENTS OF Whe Good F d EMERSON S LAKEVIEW PHARMACY P fVt Good F d M S c HAWLEY S Two PHONES 26993 d 9240 LAKELAND DAIRY BAR 7 f 651 o iol, . W. ne 588 oio,.W. Opn vnings re rien S 7 cmd oo eet Nyol Service Drug Store Com lete Line Founto' o i omins ervi 9 - on Shoes That PRESTON SHOE STORE 7 East lvlrclmgan Battle Creeks Blggest Little Jewelry Store Off rs You Fane Jewelry at Low Prices Largest Selection of ldentxtncatlon Bracelets 24 I-lour Servuce on Engravung Engavlng Done by Battle Creeks 5 q Qfaljlan Stone Arcade Open Monday Wednesday and Saturday tll 9 P M CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS OF l945 HlBB'S CLOTHING CC. 30 WEST MncHlcAN COMPLIMENTS VANDERVOORT S SPORT EQUIPMENT STORE lO6 W MICHIGAN Fit l sk Best Engraver-Frank Fabian T l OF 9 AV ml!