Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Page N . , ,Q palship of Mr. William Lippert, who also taught all the classes. He tells some interesting sidelights of the life of young Lakewood. There is no model for Lakewood's early days. Scarcely any home was equipped with electric lights, and there were no sidewalks or paved streets. Almost every activity group of today was not even known sixty years ago. But we did have nutting expeditions and masking parties which the girls enjoyed. However, the greatest event occurred when Mary Hutchins was the first to finish her high school course of study. The student body of 1882 attned in their finery, pose for a class photograph

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in J-fl' 1 v al V' W- . f ' fl' :ll l s The modern conception of the usatsfactory girl. Page 14 Lakewood High School as it was built in 1918 and still appears. Wilson school lasted exactly fifteen years, for in 1917 plans were studied for a high school to accommodate two thousand students. Unfortunately a flu epidemic and a shortage of labor delayed the opening until October 7, 1918. Zero hours were not issued in those days when the punishment for skipping was three hours kitchen police or two days digging in the garden. The dress of the satisfactory girl, as regulated by the Girls Student Coun- cil, consisted of a middy and skirt of modest length and fullness, while the model boy wore a black Windsor tie and a high collar.