Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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OHeavy curtains, inspiring orators, listening students . . . cur-0 rent magazines, interesting exhibits, book-covered Walls . .. cheering crowds at basketball games, slim young athletes thundering around the track, thick shouldered wrestlers striving for supremacy.Hvaricolored salts, shining test- tubes, magic formulae . . .

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