Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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l CINEMA I Faculty as Q llli Faculty, as an institution, is indispensable. No school could exist with- out it. llul there is the trouhle. NYC think of the lfaculty as an institution, we students. XYe forget that a teacher can he, and is, quite as hmnan as we are. XYe fail to realize that our teachers have nervous systems, Vanities, likes and dislikes. and various other characteristics astoundingly like our own. ln a school of twenty-two hundred people, it's nmch more ditlicnlt lor the teachers and students to lmecome acquainted than it would he in a smaller school, and it's especially difhcult for the Faculty since they have to learn to know from two hundred to three hundred new students every setrester, while each pupil has hut four or tive teachers. And remember, each one of those two or three hun- dred is a distinct individual, whose individuality the teacher nmst strive to luring out to the fullest possible degree, always suhmerging his or her own individuality. XX'hat wonder our teachers sometimes seem to us 1nachinae lahorisf' ln spite of these difficulties, however, the Faculty and students are coming to a hetter understanding of each other, thanks to the outside organizations, which, hy the way, the Faculty were instrumental in advancing. .X line spirit ol eomradeship and mutual appreciation are growing out of this closer association that promises well for all future school activities. 16