Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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1 Leade1's in education have through the course of many years formulated what they believe to be the basic aims of a high school education. Teachers are aware of these and strive in their work to succeed in bringing to the student a basic foundation and knowledge of: Citizenship. Fundamentals. Vocations. Health. Home Membership. Leisure Time. Character.

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