Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Miss B. Brown Mr. T. E. Bortner Miss Coral McMillin Mr. Charles E. Shaw Miss Evelyn M. Edmonson Miss Charlotte Coney Miss Evelyn VV. Merrills Miss Carolyn Blackburn Mr. P. J. Borofka Miss Mary L. Beech Mr. H. R. Heskamp Miss Melissa Miner Mr. A. G. Neneman 0The obstacles in the road to success are many, and the ascent steep and treacherous. Often on the journey upward the traveler finds need of a guide rail or a helping hand to aid him toward his goal. ln the beginning he must be taught to surmount the difliculties placed in his path and where the best footholds are found. Then he must learn to climb, step by step, up the rail until gradually he finds the task becoming less diflicult and soon needs no help. In this struggle forward, teachers form the bonds between the student and the path of success. Their wise counsel leads him around the dangerous rocks of trouble, and their wide experience and knowledge are the guide rails to aid him on his journey. But when he at last becomes independent of these aids, he knows even then that they stand ready to lend a helping hand, a word of advice or a smile of cheer.

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Miss Florence A. Hobson Mr. William Huhn Mr. Ralph Decker Miss Grace E. Powell Miss Mary M. Hobbs Mr. Seymour A. Slater Miss Mildred M. Downing Mrs. Mary Rash Miss Bernice I. Thompson Miss Sylvia VVest Mr. John D. Cantrell Miss Mary VV. Coates Miss Mabel A. Dawson Mr. A. E. Cook Mr. Glenn T. Boruif Miss Gertrude M. Gillin Miss Cassie M. Kelner Mr. Harry W. Bixler Miss Elizabeth M. Barkley Mr. Arthur R. Jewell Mr. Calvin W. Vifhite Mr. Dale Hutson Mr. C. C. Hanna Mr. R. C. Neiswander

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Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Miss Florence Hiatt Mr. Charles S. Huffman Mr. F. P. Holdren Mr. Ralph Siggins Mr. George F. Webb Miss Sarah Findley Miss Frances Sue Miller Miss Lucille L. Hiserodt Miss Natalie Betts Miss Edith P. Sigler lTo show their appreciation for the co-operation given them by the Lake- wood High teaching corps during the long months of work on the annual, the staff established a precedent this spring. For the first time in the history of the Cinema the faculty was treated to a photographical tea, to eat, drink, be merry, and have their pictures taken. In a most informal setting they dis- closed hidden talents and many surprising characteristics. For example, the '36 Cinema staff learned of a quartet composed of Mr. Hanna, Mr. Jewell, Mr. Hutson, and Mr. Neiswander, with Mr. Evans as accompanist. The quar- tet, along with other friendly faculty groups, posed before the brilliant flash of the Cinema photographer in the painful operation of being snapped for the above pictures. Teachers' Cafeteria