Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Literary Staff .... ,,,..Editor-in-Chief Betty Barry ,,7,,A Theta llliller ,,,,..,....,,,,A....,,,,..,,, ,,,Y,,, ..,,, Y . ,,,7,,.,., ,,AAA,,..,7,,A. ,,,,..7,, L 1 t erary Editor Natalie Klotz, Carol Clark, Carol Kuekes, .Tack lllarshall, Patsy Southard, lllary Eleanor Brown, Sue Congalton, Alice lllyers, lllarjorie Knapp .,.....t,. Literary Staff Carolyn lWcGill ,,,... t,,r,.. June Senior Editor Betty Weed ,,,,,,......t,,,,,...Y..,,,,,,, ,,,,,, J anuary Senior Editor Jo Ann Rolfe, Dorothy Levine ,,,,,,...,,,t,,,,,..,,,,,,t,r....,,,,,,t,,..,,.....,,,,,,.,....t School Life Staff Klartha Barry, Andrew Vanta, Charles Tliolnpson, Dorothy VVaite .,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,, Art Staff Don Henahan ......, A.....Y,,,t......V....t......,....,.,,,......,,e,.....,,.,,..,,,,,,........ et,,,. S p orts Editor Top Row--B. Barry, Kuekes, Cunningham, Rolfe, Levine, McGill, Weed. Bottom Row-Knapp, Southard, Congalton, Clark, Klutz, Vanta, M. Barry, Thompson. YA -i , ez:-rf-.1 it w ,, ...4n.-.-..m...qsm

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Win without boastingg lose without excusingl' is a phi- losophy handed down to use from a lover of sports of a few years ago. This philosophy doubtless has had a lasting effect on every player who has given his best on any team in L. H. S. Such a philosophy is the essence of good sports- manship. We have had to take worse defeats during the last few years than we have been accustomed to. As we reflect on this, we hope that you agree with us, that the thing that counts most is not the final score, but rather the attitude which you, the players, have learned to take toward your competitors. f'Play the game means that you recognize that your opponents have certain rights, and if you have learned to remember the other person in the thick of the fight, you have achieved the highest in life. May you go on through life playing the game the sporting way and be a success in everything you do. Re- member that life is not all roses, but may the victories overrule the defeats. It is the spirit that has kept our athletic teams up to their high standard and all of our other activities up to the standard of the finest in the country Page 122