Lakeview High School - Scroll Yearbook (St Clair Shores, MI)

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'-' v. lf:- , '1 ,, ' ,, . ll llllt ULAS 0F 1945 JACK WOOTON - Brains plus humor equals person- ality. Class President '43g Class Treasurer '42g Yearbook staffg Glee Club '45g Senior Play: Varsity Club '42, '43, '44, '45g Basketball '44, '45g Baseball '42, '43, '44, '45g Foot- ball '44, '45, 'ITN' n 5 ft MISS ANN AKKANEN Advisor The Senior class takes this occasion to express our gratitude and appreci- ation to you, Miss Akkanen, for all the patient understanding you have given us. In the short time that we have been under your guidance we have become more unified as a class and as friends. 'Qt 2 ELEANOR CASTLE She left us November 10, 1944 Her sweet soul reaches other heights- And so, dear heart, goodnight. RUBY YOUNG, Red Red is her hair as a ruby Yeal book staffg Glee Club 45 , ,, ,cg Q so -. 'M

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.ll Nlllll CLASS l .1-sl row, left to right: Louise Barthwlomew, Bill Ladney, Barbara Frazho, Don Allen, Maxine Falke, Goodwin Sickle-steel, Betty Harlacker, Jim Smith, Lois Wolfe, George Lucas, Doris Mihlader. Sm-1:11.11 row, Ivjz to right: Miss Van Zinderen, Lois Zeitz, Pat Wright, Mary Boyc, Shirley Gurich, Frances Luke. Muriel Bush, Nelda Hoffmcyer, Arlene Londergan, Barbara Wright, Marilyn Scott. Thirrl rom, left to right: Marilyn Miller, Don Pontius, Bill Kellam, Bob Cork, Marilyn Slater, Virginia Whisler, Bill Parrott, Rod Mumbcrson, Ted LeMieux, Christine Largent. The Junior class is an unusual group of ynung people looking not only to the present, but to the past and future. Enjoyable memories of past occasions and exciting plans yet to be fulfilled are with us now. Not long ago we were Freshmen, then Sophomores, holding hayrides on chilly, fall evenings, giving our first dances here, enjoying the initiations ci the Varsity Club, and proving to the school that we are indeed a class which is full of ambitious and energetic students. Our Junior year, which rates us as upper classmen, has proved to be our best so far. Despite the war time situation which prevented us from decorating the gym for our J -Hop in the accustomed manner, the dance was a success. Two other Junior dances this year put us over the top. Our class President, Goodwin Sicklesteel, has led us in all of our endeavors, with the valuable assistance of James Smith, our Vice President. Betty Har- lacker, has retained the memories of our activities in her Secretary's notebook, and to Maxine Falke, has been entrusted the Treasury of the Junior class. This is but our Junior year and we are looking forward to the future when we shall be the Seniors of Lakeview High School. We do not know what the next year holds in store, but as we go forward, it is certain to be one we shall never forget. IHI