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

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FltIl.'IIMA CLAS. First row. left to right: Dick Bruno, Marilou Wright, Joanne Bondy, Lillian Koren, Barbara Busch, John Buchholz, Diana Boll, Eleanor Frank, Mary Lazos, Patsy Fearnside, Dorothy Rose, Terry Lindsay. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Griffin, John Trombly, William Holt, Neil MacDonald, Bill Waldner, Donald Gross, Tony Holaski, Walter Hinckfoot, Howard Wright, Lynn Williams, Bill Brown, Carl Perkins, Vernon Wilson, Mr. Griffin. Third row, left to right: Pat Kroll, Lois De Hosse, Joann Wooton, Kate Wieladt, Evelyn Schmidt, Viola Cross, Carol Frazho, June Wooton, Virginia Saier, Shirley Busby, Dolores Galatioto, Louise Conrad, Barbara Gould. Fourth row, left to right: John O'Celnik, Albert Cole, Dick St. John, Pat Saier, Betty Boothman, Fred York, Jack Dennis, Herbert Rumler, Betty Arnot, Sally Urquhart, Barry Georgia, John Miller. We're in High School now! Our goal has been achieved. Dances, parties, bow-ties, lipstick, cheer-leading and sports take the place of our childhood fancies. The intricate dance steps of those mighty upperclassmen are becoming less of a mystery. We once looked up with awe at the amazing lingo, the peculiar dress and habits and the good times that were the privilege of those upperclassmen. But now all of these pleasures are a part of our daily life. We started on our financial ventures by sponsoring a Lakeview - pennant sale which proved so successful more school pennants had to be ordered. We added our bit to the monthly assembly entertainments by providing a partially impromptu musical skit. The Freshman Class has been fortunate to have Mr. and Mrs. Griffin as its class ad- visors, Johnny Buchholz, President, Barbara Busch, Vice President, Diana Boll, Secretary, and Eleanor Frank, Treasurer. l16l

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0PlIllM0llll ULASS First row, left to right: Floyd Dull, Estelle Mueller, Sharon Cannon, Joyce Cannon, Shirley Censer, Lloyd McDonald, Don Arcera, Pat McKeown, Louise Barton, Ila Wright, Ella Bruno, Tom Fearnside. Second row, left to right: Barbara Prinz, Bill Sheehy, Bill Hohn, Bernard St. John, Dave Gowman, Jerry Hohn, Ian Wilson, Bob Kiesgan, Don Ogle, Virginia Messink, Mi: 5 Nieman, Third 1'0'w, left to Tight: Marsha Maginn, Sybil BuI'SCOii, Shirley Johnson, Bob Settles, Byron Hedeen, Joanne Culliton, Bob Jones, Jim Boye, Anne Mae Koren, Marie Carvelli, Dorothy Weil. Fourth row, left to 1-ight: Connie Klimek, Jerry Kracht, Carl Wellman, John Boll, Tommy Edge, Bob Kurko, Ronnie Mitchell, Bob Bambrick, Ruth Schulz. The Sophomore class is proud of their energetic entrance into all school activities. Our first red-letter day was a successful bake-sale held at P.-T. A. A comedy-musical assembly was next on our calendar of events in which a great deal of Sophomore talent was displayed. Another successful date was chalked up as a result of our first dance with an orchestra. The refreshments served went over big. On a whole the dance put us in with the high school crowd. The versatility of the class ranges from athletics to participation in community social life. We are very proud that the second team in basketball is composed entirely of Sophomores. The Sophomores also boast Joanne Culliton, a popular member of the class, as the winner of the Ice Queen contest in Lakeview. Oliicers of the class are as follows: Donald Arcera, Presidentg Lloyd McDonald, Vice Presidentg Shirley Censer, Treasurer, and Pat McKeown, Secretary. Miss Christine Nieman is the class sponsor. ll5l

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STUDENT UUUNUIL Lloyd Bush, William Waldner, Rose Bartholomew, Jerry Hohn, Pat McKeown, Kenneth Olson, Goodwin Sicklesteel, Betty Harlacker, Betty Arnot, Joan Krainik, Ned Moman y, Raymond Carless. A student council is a small governmental organization performing all the functions of good government. One function of any democratic government is to regulate, co-ordinate, and supervise civic activities. Mr. Mitchell introduced a council organization to Lake- view in 1939 to develop student responsibility in the promotion, regulation, and co-ordi- nation of our school activities. Two functioning boards are set up to carry out the council's adopted rules and regula- tions. The Hall Monitor board, directed by Miss Nieman and Miss Bakeman, approves cer- tain students to be on hall duty during school hours. The disciplinary council, the second board headed by Miss Burton, Miss Kucher, and Mr. Mitchell, was organized by the student council but meets and functions as a separate organ of school government. It is the law enforcing branch of the student council. Il7l