Lakewood High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lakewood, NY)

Page 33 text:

I, I id STUDENT COUNCIL First Row-L. Levine, I. Derby, J. Callison, C. Dahlstrom, R. Eckstrom, J. Palmer. Second Row-Miss Gifford, S. Steves, B. Soderstrom, J. Gerace. SAFETY PATROL Kneeling-- D. Carpenter, R. Galupo. First Row-H. Carlson, A. Cady, J. Madison. C. Chase, D. Lundquist, J. Hendrickson, R. Carlson, M. Smith, K. Bergman, H. Crandall, B. Osmer, H. Sherman. Second Row-M. Howell, M. Cruse, D. Carlson, B. Hitchcock, Miss Groters, S. Palmer. 31

Page 32 text:

parrot HE Safety Patrol of L.H.S. for '43-'44 met early last fall to organize and elect new members for the Patrol. The organization was divided into squadrons, the street patrol and the bus patrol. The following officers were chos- en for street patrol: Ronald Carlson Safety Commissioner john Hendrickson Deputy Safety Commissioner David Lundquist ....,..... ,. ..,........ Clerk Jerry Mattison.--..Captain of Patrols Shirley Hitchcock and Richard Carpenter were at the control of Bus Patroling. Besides having their meetings every two weeks, several activities and parties were enjoyed throughout the year. In October a picnic luncheon was served in Miss Groter's room. Every- thing was in keeping with Hallow- e'en. December 8 they had a Christ- mas party with the exchange of gifts and luncheon. The Patrol went for a sleigh ride February 16, and stopped at Emily Pollaro's for re- freshments and games. To wind up the year's activities the members gave a play in keeping with safety, for the high school as- sembly. founcll N SEPTEMBER representatives from the six branches of the forces were elected for Student Council. From this crew, the fol- lowing officers were elected: P1'CSidC11C .................... Joyce Johnson Vice President. ..,...... Carl Dahlstrom Secretary .......,. ......., I rene Derby Treasurer. ................... James Callison An assembly was held in October to introduce the crew and class pilots to the rest of the forces. A Christmas Party was planned but not presented because the school closed early for Christmas. The ar- rangements for May Day were car- ried out successfully with the aid of the Student Council. In June an awards assembly was held for the presentation of the all- activities emblems, reading testi- monials, authology prizes, and serv- ice awards. The flying crew and the ground crew each wish to thank Miss Gifford for her help in plotting out success- ful courses. We, the people of the United States, in order to form. ll more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the com- mon defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and cur posterity, :lo ordain and establish the Consti- tution for the United States of America.

Page 34 text:

MAY DAY V, Nelson, M. E. Lundquist, W. Larson, R. Camp. HE May Day Festival was held last year in all its usual splen- dor. Flying weather had been bad and the Held was Wet so the cere- mony Wastheld in the auditoriumj The Junior Class proved its dili- gence with the success and beauty of the ceremony. The girls, arrayed in colorful spring formals, held floral arches through which the Seniors marched. Last in the procession came the lovely Queen of May, Winifred Larson, preceded by the Maid of Honor, Mary Ellen Lundquist. King Wfinter, Richard Camp, relinquished his throne to the queen and took his stand by the Master of Ceremonies, Vernon Nelson. The queen was pre- sented with floral gifts from each class.