Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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0The confidence is not, however, without foun- dation. School today offers splendid opportuni- ties to its hundreds of students, so that all, whether in high or low tide, may acquire a cer- tain poise and surety unattainable elsewhere. It instills in them a sense of values, it foresees the dangerous shoals through which they must pass and lends to them a guiding hand, and it equips them with a calm assurance that will comfort and steady them and keep them from losing their heads in future storms. Like a well-marked chart, school life shows us our perils and safe channels, affording at the same time the chance to make the most of our opportunities and to clear the rocks with- out a scratch. As we look at the past and study our friends today, we know that many are able to keep their poise on the crest because they have followed the chart and kept our motto . . . Kiiiiiifiiiicarpe

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Foreword ,.,,,,, . ,,,, lThe onward sweep of many generations has brought to the youth of today a host of advan- tages and opportunities. Of these, the greatest is the high school, the last official stepping stone across the river of adolescence onto the shores of manhood. Unquestionably the years spent in its walls constitute a Vital factor in our future life and symbolizes the HIGH TIDE of our whole existence. In infancy one starts his Voyage on a slowly rising tide, a tide which reaches its height dur- ing those last four important years of educa- tion-the high school term. To be sure, such a tide must ebb occasionally, but for the most part high school days are a seemingly endless current of new experiences and opportunities until commencement, when one rides buoyantly on the crest of the wave with all the enthusiasm and confidence of youth.

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School Board Mr. Vickery Mr. Phillips Mr. Hudson Mr. McDonald Mr. Grill Mr. Bowman Mrs. Dawson