Lakewood High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lakewood, NY)

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LUCY Dixnkow PEAKE DEDICATICN O MRS. LUCY PEAKE, We gratefully dedicate this, our 1947 Cardinal. Her gentle spirit, her lofty ideals, and her zest for the best in life and literature will always be an inspiration to those pupils Whom she has guided and advised through the years. We wish to express our appreciation of her un- limited patience and loving kindness which ujqj-f Q4- Wf M. as . ,vvjlcjdf always pervade the library. V . KKK 11 .15 We

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LUCY DARRCW PEAKE RS. PEAKESS -home is the Darrow Home- stead built by her father in 1894. She is a graduate of Lakewood High School, Class of 190 5 and of Syracuse University, Class of 1908. She spent nearly three years as librarian in New York city libraries. In 1925 on the death of her husband, she and her three children returned to the old home in Lakewood and the children attended the Lakewood school. In 1936, Winston, two years through Cor- nell University, died at the age of twenty-one. Don- ald attained the rank of Captain in the Army dur- ing the war and is now attending New York University. Doris graduated from Jamestown Business College. Mrs. Peake is just completing her twentieth year as Librarian of Lakewood High School. She has written a History of Lakewood and Vicinity. Last summer she gave a paper on the General George Stoneman family before the Chautauqua County Historical Society. In 1929 she served as President of the Lakewood P. T. A. Her hobby is Crocheting afghans. She is anticipating a happy trip to the Pacific coast this June, stopping in Dav- enport, Iowa, to visit her daughter, A three year old daughter, Suzanne Lee, awaits her grandma's visit. 10

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