Lakewood High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lakewood, NY)

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SOPHOMORES First Row-V. james, j. Lund. P. Cole, j. Larson, B. Fairbank, R. Eckstrom, M. Braley, R. Magnuson, C. Wilson. G. Liliested, j. Peterson, B. Soderstrom. Second Row-C. Starkweather, j. Provenzo, S. Lundquist, C. Cole, W. Naughton, W. Wahl, C. Hern, M. Davenport, j. Kecfe, B. johnson, M. Pearson. Third Row-Miss Gifford, j, Coffaro, E. Nelson, j. Simp:on, D. Carison, D. Buskist, j. Washburn, j. Percy, G. Bailey, M. Erwin, Mrs. Camp. Fourth Row-B. Lewis, T. Haglund, j. Ralph, C. Conner, K. Andrus. FRESHMAN CLASS First Row-Mrs. Wilcox, C. johnson, j. Truax, j. Gerace, N. Szles, E. Farnsworth, j. Lund, j. Bergman, R. Hough, R. Van Every, R. Truver, G. Hetrick, j. Lindstrom, M. Hulfquisr, Mr. Flynn. Second Row-Mrs. Burk, P. Kidd, M. j. Piikey, j. Sandburg, N. Chappell, D. Cook, D. Otto, P. Cole, B. Overbeck, R. johnson, E. Steves. L. Malay. Third Row-QR. Minton, W. Pearson, O. Donner, C. jones. A. jeannerett, C. Card, R. Nystrom, C. Peterson, P. Wil- son, D. Har ing. Fourth Row-C. Hudson, H. Braley, R. Bushey, C. Olson, R. Derby, R. Cole, R. Sherman, j. Mclntyre, N. Kidd, T. Sherman, D. O'Brien. Fifth Row-P. Fransen, E. Nelson, R. Nelson, G. Wilcox, j. Keefe, W. Burley, R. Peterson, W. Wlgley, C. Alex- ander, R. Gustafson, R. Miller. 25

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SOPHUMORE CLASS ITH our eye on the future, we, the sophomore class began our 1944-45 year by electing the following ofiicers, under the guidance of Mrs. Camp and Miss Gifford. President .srrirs..,...i .....,..,..,... . Mary Braley Vice President, .....s..,..,,.,, ,Richard Eckstrom Secretary .,,.i,..,.,.r. ...,.. .Priscilla Magnuson Treasurer .-r,.,,.,.... ...,,,., B arbara Fairbank S Gladys Liliestedt 'l. ,......,..... . , Student Counci Uiermlt Andrus Sports Managers. ........, SBarbara Soderstrom lGaylord Bailey Reporter .,..,......,....,...........,..,., John Simpson We began our year by immediate- ly having a Weiner roast at Jean Keefe's house. Every one brought his own food. The big fire, the food, and the loud Cthough not so musi- calj singing,tinsured each one's hav- ing a good time. February 28th, the sophomore girls presented a novel and highly en- tertaining assembly, in the form of a radio program, complete with com- mercials and quiz show. We closed our sophomore year with a big party for class members and guests. There was a supper in the cafeteria and then dancing in the gym. We all enjoyed this party very much and we have great hopes for the future success of our class. Since ours has been the best sophomore class in the history of Lakewood High, we are determined that next year we will be the best junior class, also. -M.R.B. FRESHMAN GLASS RS. WILCOX, Mrs. Burk and Mr. Flynn guided our footsteps as we started on the road EO SUCCESS. At the first turn of the way we elected the following officers: President ......,.,.. Vice President Hough Richard Van Every Secretary ,..,.,.,.,,., ....,. .. ,,.... Ruth Truvcr Treasurer ......... ,..,.. Jarolcl Bergman S , MA K HAwww--MlPatricia Truax Poms mlgelb 2Clarence Olson Cardinal Staff ,...,,. ,,.,... . .. lLo15 Maloy Student Council lNVilliam Wigley Carol jones i'IRobert Nelson On our way we made stops once a month to meet and map out our course to the next station. We made a successful stop at the big basketball game with Clymer where we sold candy and sponsored a dance. Entertainment? Yes. Mrs. Wil- cox's group presented the play Christmas at Punkin Holler. Movies? Yes. Mr. Flynnis group showed two of them. The boys also presented three in- nings of a world series game. The game was played with an imaginary ball. Countless errors by the teams gave a most hilarious effect. Basketball? Yes. Wfe made a good showing at interclass games during eighth periods. We now pause to rest at our Hrst milestone until the time comes to start on the way to the second mile- stone of our high school years. -LM.

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EIGHTH GRADE UPERVISING the outstanding eighth grade class, Mrs. C. An- derson and Mrs. Dressel led us through a very successful year. Early in the fall we elected the following officers: President -,,,,-s,,,.,-,,, ,.......... B 2lI'X'y BOLIFHC Vice President. .,...... ,,,l.... L r1uritZ Nelson Secretary ............. V...... N 211'1CY Cooke Treasurer ,,,-,,,, .......... R oy HHHliS Sports Manager ...,, rs.,... l Phyllis Tmux I Ronny Jenks - jShirley Miles Student Cciuncll -'n'- B ------M--' 'fBruce Baldwin - iJoLeta Hitchiner Cardinal Staff '-'--'--'A- A -i2Cl31'Cl1CC Corcoran Throughout the year we have been working for IOO92' purchases of war stamps and have had high sales most of the time. We participated in the Christmas assembly and exchanged gifts. Those of us who have been in the music classes, directed by Mrs. Stanley An- dersen have greatly enjoyed the mus- ical programs. Before the week of our program, Mrs. Andersen picks two chairmen for the program. During the week the chairmen pick out different students to participate in the program. They entertain us by singing, and playing the piano. On April I 1, our class had charge of the assembly program. We pre- sented a play entitled, Sweet Six- teenv and also a spelling bee. As we come to the end of our eighth grade year we are making big plans for our high school years. -J.L.I-I. SEVENTH GRADE N SEPTEMBER, 1944, a class of sixty-seven pupils was organized under the leadership of Mrs. Ulmer and Mrs. Rapp. We elected our class officers as follows: President .......,............. .....,.. Jane Wigley Vice President ,.., .. , ..,.... , Sam Peterson Secretary ..........., .... .,..... E l ise Peppas Treasurer .....,... .. .... , ...... . .,.,... Ann Kudzy Student Council. i,... .,.... .... l S Oulu Slmpson 1Burt Peterson Cardinal Staff.. .,... ,.,,.. ,wlsabm Bowman Il-Iornce Braley The sale of war bonds and stamps in our class has successfully helped increase the school's weekly sales. Ann Kudzy, who was definitely a umorale builder for the girls' home- room, bought two S25 war bonds. Mrs. Ulmer's homeroom of boys gave one of the funniest assemblies of the year. It was in the form of a skit I Do, in which Wfilliam Os- mer became married to John Hal- burg. While Mrs. Ulmer's assembly was one of the funniest of the year, Mrs. Rapp presented one of the most in- teresting. She presented a speaker, Mrs. Miller, who was formerly a col- lege teacher in China. She told us many of her experiences as their col- lege was continually moved to keep out of the enemy's grasp. We have great plans for the future and wish to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Ulmer and Mrs. Rapp for the wonderful things they have done for us in the past year. -S.B.