Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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? ' gf -rf ' ' ix Home Economics HERE is no doubt that Lakewood is going Miro be a community of home-makers, with such a splendid course offered here in Home Eco- nomics. Girls are being taught all the various phases of this subject by the teachers in the depart- ment under the direction of Bliss llliller. Perhaps the large per cent of well dressed girls one sees around the school might be attributed to the fact that many of them are making their own dresses under the supervision of bliss Camp- bell. A trip to the sewing room is quite similar to a review of a style show. VVhat's more, llliss Comers is helping the ambitious people to make their own hatsg so between the two you have the explanation of all the good- looking clothes at Lakewood and the reason for such a display of style. VVe hear that ll-'Iiss Hollman's class in general Home Economics is very popular, and that its members learn all sorts of practical things Besides teaching the girls how to make their 'own clothes, lX'Iiss Henderson is training a whole corps of future cooks. From the appetizing smells coming from the cooking rooms, they must already be good cooks. This department has a suite of rooms which they can furnish and use as a practical demonstration of home-making. From left to right are: llfliss Henderson, Bliss Hollman, llffiss llfliller, and llfliss Campbell. 4? l Q Q 24- q Page 29 l v 1 a 3

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-' vp-:A-A: :1 ' - - 3 -,,yl.i,, 'g iii -is An x A me-ef. History Department courses of the History Department are re- quired by law, but contrary. to being unpopu- lar, as might be expected, history is one of the most popular subjects in the school. Naturally this is because of the splendid staff of teachers who comprise this department. llr. Jessup heads the group, and it is said that if anyone can make civics a fascinating subject, he is the one to do it. lllr. Cantrell, to quote one of his admiring stu- dents, should really be included in the Art Depart- ment where his free-hand drawing ability would no doubt be quite successful. European history with ' K-'Iiss Van Fleet is made doubly interesting by tales of her own experiences abroad. lliiss Emery, hir. Huffman, and lllr. Holdren all conduct classes that are equally popular, while bliss Dawson's course in Bible history is always in demand. The History Department offers courses in every phase of history from ancient to modern times, but no matter what the course is, the custom of lxionday Current Events seems to be the one thing that can be depended upon. In the picture are, left to right, back row, hir. Holdren, lX'Ir. Jessup, lNIr. Huff- man, lllr. Cantrellg front row, Nliss Emery, Miss Van Fleet, and Miss Dawson. IEDERHI-XPS, you didn't know that some of the 1 v 6 ' Page 28 . J ' like ae. ,.'., .,Q,..,,L14, L to Ei E Q 9

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,, Latin Department HILE there are innumerable Latin quo- ftations that might be used to begin this, none of them seem to fit. And since one d0esn't say, Do you speak Latin? there remains only to ask Nliss Kelner for a suitable beginning. To quote someone or other, Pete Cassicam Kel- neremf' which may or may not be correct Latin. This supposedly dead language, which really improves with age if you can last that long, is under the direction of bliss Kelner. If you think that all one does in this course is to translate, ask bliss Kelneruto show you her art exhibits of carved soap, or some poetry, or Latin Valentines. X The other teachers in this department are hliss T Wheatley', lkiiss Humphreys, and lifliss Kimball. The latter seems to have a dreadful weakness for making her classes learn memory gems from Virgil. After the Latin student has finished his elementary work, he takes up Caesar, Cicero, and Virgil. The courses become interesting in the order of their positions. While not everyone goes on as far as Virgil, most people are glad when they have done it and have experienced the thrill of translating Latin poetry. The four teachers are able to make the Latin courses thoroughly interesting. Below are, in the back row: Niiss VVheatley and bliss Kelner. Front row: lkfiss Humphreys and li-'Iiss Kimball. Page 30