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

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Mrs. Marjorie Pastor Mrs. Bernadine Staples Tn Uur Ununsvlnrs Wi' DPflll'Elll! This Soniur Snvtinn As the seniors received their diplomas, two people were silently watching . . . with regret and yet with inner pride . . . two people who watched this group enter Lakeview High School, as fright- ened, unsure, and disunited sophomores . . . two people who, during a single class meeting, convinced them ot the impor- tance of working together as a class. Two people who advised the class ot 6O , guided them in their attempt to better themselves and Lakeview. These people were exceptional, not only in counseling, but in understanding and deep loyalty to the class. They listened patiently to startling ideas, slaved laboriously through raging storms in the confines of the concession stand, were present to the last minute supervising class projects, and attended numerous meetings, in addition to their regular du- ties ot signing absence excuses and counseling students. It is to these people, Mrs. Marjorie Pastor and Mrs. Bernadine Staples, we dedicate the senior section, in apprecia- tion for all they did Ior us.

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Q it embaf K HAVING Lakeview we will face the world less , afraid and less unaware than we were on en- tering high school three years ago. The year is 1960, and to each ot us it represents a begin- ning of, not only a new decade but, a new and very im- portant part of life. Years ago, 1960 and the picture ot our class in caps and gowns seemed tar in the future. However, quite suddenly, we realize that the year is upon us, we are now living yesterday's dream. We planned and prepared for this time, and eagerly we look ahead with dreams whirling in our minds. In addition to having plans for the future, we will have treasured memories of our high school days which will continue to keep us close to Lakeview throughout the years. It was with High Hopes and the determination to Soar like '60 that we began our senior year. And what a wonderful yearl 'The months brought times that were fun . . . busy . . . rewarding . . . and memorable. Because of our awareness that the senior year usually speeds by all too quickly, we tried desperately to make the best use ot every moment. The class plunged into activities with the same pep, sincere interest in the school, and the attitude of togetherness that characterized its two previous years. We will remember always the zeal and ambition ot the group. It permeated committee meetings, classroom dis- cussions, dance-decorating projects, and tloat-building sessions. Because of the unity of the group and its lead- ership ability, the spirit of the class was continuously alive. The individual enthusiasm ot each member that made up this class spirit, will continue to give strength, as each senior serves humanity in the future. '31

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ll Luaving . . . Time has rushed so swiftly by. PRESIDENT We leave you now, with tear in eye. Dave Hollister Your halls that are so warm, so gay, Become to us, a past today. It seems so many more than three, The years when school, seemed home to be. Our deepest hopes, the strength gained here, Will help us live unscarred by tear. We have grown some, day by day. But now, alone, we'll go our way. Alone we'll judge the wrong, the right, Seeking each, a future bright. With every cloud, a silver lining. Class of Sixty , keep it shining. Yes, we are leaving Lakeview's halls. We go to conquer higher walls. But tor us all will be a tie, The mem'ries that can never die The friends, the spirit, Friday's game, In our hearts these shall remain. Together we've learned to laugh, to cry. Together we say our last good-bye. Yet true farewell we cannot give I-'or Lakeview in our hearts shall live. - Lynn McKee VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Art Oswald KCIIEI1 MG11iS0!1 Arnold VanZcnten I