Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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iill. I 5.155 1 sfP5 P: Y' iii . if ' wi.. 'E ' 1...L1, ' H. Ram T 12-B H. R. 20 12-B H. R. 134 12-B H. R. 3312 122-B H. R. 2143- FRONT ROVV: Cach. 1'1'ouly, Lang, Benson, Strippel, Vifiech Miss Iirmvn. SICK'- OND: lla:-tzvl, Anilrvlrgx, Adams, Raclahaugzh, Amlrone, Bs-hnke, Smerek, Seiplo, Andi-rss-n, Punti- nun. TIIIRD: Rivlmrd, Shively, Sdiacfor, L1-mkul, Lcnarz, Mikulnk, Pelz. Skeol, Iiawku, Manu-ll. FOURTH: I,OII!,IOI'IZl, Walkvr, Barsv. Bergen, Uvbel, Runyan, Buchanan, AIIamL-n. FIFTII: Stan- Lun, Iii-tzhuld, VViIIiz1ms, Allzlrdt, Kurth, '1'aa1'I'e, While, Spvncvr. Ls-hman, Suvclund, Iiunhznn. Mzulclrvll. I'urzIy. lmvm-r, Bc-tx, Littlx-Iivld. H R '70 FRONT ROW: Bvrthohl, Houghton, Bartels, llliss, Ah-xa, Hn-rman, Mr. Iiliu-Iihnhn. SECOND: Hisuy, Haushur. Hs-intz, Gardnvr, Anrln-ws. Iizibh, Fox. Hamm. THIRD: Ifurllimz, Finlvy, Klanlw If2lllf1hY'l'I2lfI, ISI:1is1I0II, Kaswvll, Juchum. Krell. FOURTH: KII-in. Ilziinn-, Huzirml, Grvsham. Fishor, .Ivncsnn, Iiramlvy, Hull. FIFTH: Iiruwvr. Knvuc, Kirkhuhln-r Zimnn-rmun. Kruusv, Hvinmillur, Kcllvy, Boris, Soc-Iie, Iluvam-c, Iiz1II, Mzxxfivld. H. R. 134 FRONT ROW: Pettit, Morris. Krn-suv, Davivs. Rim, Krum, Rosa-, Mr, I'nwcII. SI-ICOND: Crzxwlkmrml Murphy, Randt. Iiucuhm-le. Rinuwall, Cutlm-r, Plant. THIRD: I,uw1-r, Mcllvr- mutt, RntTvr1,y, Donn, Imczis, Uarl, Mmrrv. FOURTH: McCrackvn, McCnnu11ghvy, Mnlitruse-, Nlusz- tulc. MilluII, l'xxtt0rsnn. Meyer, Mackay, Carr. FIFTH: Kszinuvsky, K'I1amwll, l'art:-r. Darruli. Ruin-l's. I,mIjivSki. Lvmulrzi. H. R. 312' FRONT ROW: Inches, liouhvr, Roman, M4-vkcr, Johns. Pease, Dunlop, Miss Hiatt, SECOND: Ke-ysv, IJQ-vor. Fish, Karlsnn. .lanic-ki, Markwcll, Rafferty, Yates. THIRD: lluoth, Kvsko. Warrick, Patterson, Nikolics. Hawk, Jann-s, Bunyan, Iiroustl. FOURTH: Chunp Kirk, Haefele, Knapp, Gartner, Grothe, Frederici, Johnson. FIFTH: Gaspar, Nease, Northam. Mitchell. Dodak, Miller, Holliday, Cammann, Olson, Fishman, Klementis, Karbovanecz. Priya'

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H. R. 210 FRONT ROW: Rl-vl-rn, Sumlvrson, Sl-nu-r, Scliwuns, Svymour, Ss-horimnn. SHI'- OND: Surg, Smith, Rohn. Spisak, Svhluc-slcrlu-rg, Ross. Mr. Huhn. THIRD: l'fa-illvr, Scntln-rnl:xy Moody, Sllllllllilll Robbins. Phillips. FOURTH: Smith, Sunlwy, Sm-1-r. .Iucqul-l, Schmiwlvr. SIL-L-lu Rilvy, Sn-hurr. H. R. SIIH FRONT ROW: Ruch, Skullman, Rowley, Smith. Ryan, Mocllurinir. SECOND smith, Slulltuck. Rich, Robinson, Schwuno, Svhrovfler. THIRD: S1-vkur, Sigworth, Rusnuk. Roth- 4-rmvl, Rocmrr, Schmvltzur, Miss O'Nvil. FOURTH: Sow-si, Schnoidl-r, Svrmon, lVlikuIs-c, Schn mnnn Rolwrts. l lI TH: Rockwell, Smith, Rosko, Millvr, Wright, Mm-stu, Morris, Miller, Shor- nmn, Roulin. Nash, Morizenstvrn, Morrison, Snyder. Riley, Scheuer, Schneider. H. R, EUR FRONT ROW: Winkler, Weiss, We-arsch, Toclrl, Le-cklvr, Wriprht. SECOND Vurpzn. Wnlkvr, Woolfel. Woonl, Wulf, Wincn. Mr. Pane. THIRD: Thorley, Wahl, Anllvrson, Zil mor, Unlvrziilms-r, 'l'znlbot. FOURTH: Snrrvll. Valloy. Wall:-, Truax, Znrlinmlvn, Snlmniv. I-'ll 'l'll Uher, Tvmplv, Winkvl, lfvrguson. H. R. 125--'FRONT ROW: Thomson, Van Sycklv, Ulz, W1-1-ks. Wnllrnth, Wilson Mr. Shznv. SECOND: Harpur. Shnmakcr. Mvek, Yuhasz, Lehr. Smith. THIRD: Slivku, lfinlu-, Sherman l'ntl.on. Smith, Iillwzlrals. Tippie. Wilhclm, Witt, Olllvrmun. FOURTH: Wittmzxn. Smith. l II TH Williams Doll, Wallis, Farr. Leigh. Kunzi. Winger, Shaw, Smith, Wm-itzmun, Wulu-r, Il. R.23 ll-A H. R. 5418 ll-A II.R.208 ll-A 12-B H. R. 125 I, P ny:

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Student Council The election of the officers of the Student Council is the most im- portant political event at Lakewood High School. Since each candi- date must have at least seventy-five students, as well as five members of the faculty sign his petition to secure his nomination, there is an exciting contest to get indorsements. For several weeks previous to the election there is much heated discussion, which comes to a climax at an assembly. Here each candidate is given an opportunity to state his views and present his platform. The election is held soon after, and then the school again retires to comparative peace and quiet. One council member is chosen by each home room, and there are sixteen members at large, elected by the entire school. In this way the council comes into close contact with all the school and is truly representative of it. In directing affairs in the council the members become familiar with running a government, for the school is a community. By help- ing to keep order in the halls and cafeteria, and in working out prob- lems that confront the school, future politicians get valuable experi- ence and contribute to the best interests of Lakewood High. Page 2,1