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

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We enquired --mam iss wxsxmfsw Z 4 , e News -ew 0 w as im :Ns i 'mwa- rm Mrs. Lois Vieyra. secretary to the principal The Office Staff, M. Mahoney. G. Latta, L. Pryser, C. Gorham, M. Weever, j. Phillips, S. Lovely, assisted in many office tasks. Mrs. Donna Robertson, oH:ice clerk, and Mrs. Vieyra. Throughout the year, we looked to these people for infor- mation concerning class and club expenditures, and for assis- tance in locating students and faculty members. Business transactions, secretarial aid, and the keeping of the attendance records were among the most significant duties of the Office Staff. We ezppreeeezteei H Xf- Guy Tower. head building custodian The students and faculty of Lakeview Mrs' Alma Patterson' mamm High School were grateful to our custodi- ans who worked diligently throughout the Themn Niartin, asgmam buiiding year to keep our building neat and clean. custodian 19 , Q i ' . Zfmw

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We participated David E. Brophy, B.S. M.A. Michigan State University American History Physical Education Basketball Coach Football Line Coach Reserve Baseball Coach A sport for every student, a rtudent for ever rportf' Regardless of the somewhat handicapped facili ties in the Physical Education Department, the stu dents benefit by and appreciate the opportunity tt be active in various recreational activities. Thi year consists of football, tumbling, basketball, danc ing, volleyball, bowling, tennis, badminton, arch ery, and baseball training. This program emphasizes sportsmanship ant teamwork in all competitive sports. Richard F. Colburn, B.S. Ohio State University Physical Education Senior Science Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Tennis Coach , 5555 fx ix Q CA-jg Reserve Football Coach XSD 'T 'av 3 v- hs ni- c ia, 'T Charles E. Stroup, B.S. M.A. Drake University Western Michigan University American History Track Coach Driver Education Counselor ll ie I Llc i lt , M i mv' UM J t QW Nancy j. Nwild, B.S. Central Michigan College Physical Education

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Students .... 19j8 We are the students who, in the colorful and crisp autumn, returned to Ll-LS. to begin a new year. As we looked upon the year from that first day, we set our sights on a bright beginning for friendships, a better education, a successful football season, and new experiences. The days grew colder, the hard winds started to blow, trips to the Administration Building seemed tougher and tougher. Homecoming introduced the first snow fall, and the winter winds were here to stay. Thanksgiving found us thankful for the great school we attended .... wishes that had been fulfilled . . . . that world crises were easier . . . . that we are in America and free to have our thanks . As students, we looked for jobs over the Christmas holidays .... and shopped and partied and skated .... on cold winter evenings studied in cozy living rooms, unmindful of the harsh north winds. At the start of the New Year, we found ourselves blinking and wondering .... wondering where in the world that half year had gone. It was gone, though, so we picked up and plunged into a second semester with vows to may harder. The rrhrrey Gang rehearsed and produced Turn Right , while the basketball team looked forward to new victories. The days grew longer, the universe more cluttered with Fxplorers and jupiters. Victories for all came and went. Time flew! Being students and in our youth, Spring hit us like the flu epidemic. Colors once again mingled around our building .... breezes blew .... flowers bloomed. To seniors, farewellg to 'good luck .