Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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It Happened in Monterey, in Old Mexico Among the active language clubs of Lakewood High School, the Spanish Club is perhaps the most popular and most interest- ing that We have. The reason for its popularity is no mystery. The club sponsors programs that are attractive. Usually the pro- grams themselves are conducted in Spanish, and consist of talks by various members of the club on topics of current interest to Spanish students, jokes in Spanish, songs in Spanish, and some- times talks by someone outside who has visited Spain and is able to speak on its customs or people. Once a year the society holds an open meeting, serving refreshments and giving a pro- gram to which everyone is invited. Membership is secured by giving a try-out talk in Spanish before a committee and taking a simple examination. This club is so popular that the member- ship runs as high as forty at one time. Besides the interest to the club members themselves, the club provides help for the poor struggling students who have fallen by the Wayside, and tutors a vast amount of Spanish into them, thus rescuing a good many pupils from failure. This is a real service which all mem- bers of the club gladly contribute, as a part of their duty to Lakewood High School. Each year the Spanish Club sponsors a dance, which is held in the boys' gym. A Bit of Old Spain

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El Boletin Casual Brings News of Spanlsh Department El Boletin Casual is the Spanish newspaper published by the students of Lakewood High School who have studied Span- ish. If you have never read an account of a football or basket- ball game in Spanish, and you know that language, be sure and buy a copy of El Boletin and read about one. Perhaps, if you are a student of this department, you have read about the last party you attended in its society column. What! a society column in a Spanish newspaper published by the students of the Spanish department. Yes, there is, and not only that, but also a sports page, and section devoted to news-school news, faculty news, and news of the world. So you see the teachers and pupils of the Spanish depart- ment are interested in something more than the Spanish to be found in a text-book. El Boletin is published once a month by a staff composed of the best Spanish students, and sold for three cents per copy. So anyone who buys a copy is getting his money's worth and no mistake about that. They Are Publishers of Paper