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

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FM3l?lIl'Y In appreciation of your efforts in our behalf, we dedicate this page to you, our teachers, always remembering the help and guidance you so freely offered us. Front row: Miss Ruth Fritz, Miss Dorothea Van Zinderen, Mrs. Netta lVlcKeown, Miss Margaret Kucher, Miss Margaret Burton, Miss Anna May Bakeman. Back row: Mr. Murl Momany, Mr. Ambrose Lopresto, Miss Christine Nieman, Mrs. Madge Griffin, Mrs. Esther McKinney, Mr. Garland Cochrane, Mr. Leonard Mitchell. . . . And introducing our faculty: MISS BAKEMAN, English, I may look dizzy, but Pm only thinking. MISS BURTON, Library and History, It's a great life if you live through it. MRS. MCKINNEY, Home Economics, Parting is such sweet sorrow. MR. LOPRESTO, Social Science, Wanted-appre- ciation. MRS. GRIFFIN, Social Science and Language, Your assignment for the next six months will be . . . Please have it done next week! MR. GRIFFIN, Matliematics, It's not how much you talk, it's how loud you talk. MISS NIEMAN, Long years of service spent, may there be more. MISS VAN ZINDEREN, Commercial, Don't be discouraged with an E, in some schools it means excellentf' MISS AKKANEN, En glish, Nothing is impossible if you try hard enough. MISS KUCI-IER, Art, Life is what you paint it. MISS FRITZ, Mzisic, Is music the fizz in your soda of life? MR. COCHRANE, Shop, I came, I saw, make way, I'm leaving. MISS JENSEN, Science, Needed . . . a first aid course along with all lab. classes. MRS. MCKEOWN, Ojfce Clerk, To laugh and smile makes life worth while. MR. MIT- CHELL, Principal, Our sink or swim professor. MR. MOMANY, Superintendent, Jeepers, creepers! Where did you get those teachers? l4l Ml-FJ:

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Foreword The editor and staff are proud 'to present to the students and faculty of Lakeview High School the H1945 Scroll. There is a noticeable expansion both in our school,s curriculum and enrollment. Therefore we are taking the initial step in the publication of an annual which we hope will become a tradi- tion of our school. We feel that this step is in keeping with our community's progressive spirit. We have tried to present here a true picture of our high school life. May this book, in years to come, serve as a re- minder of pleasant days well-spent. Ruth Culliton, Editor I 3 I

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