Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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The Cinema Staff Works, Laughs, and 'Worries While the Times Marches on Early in September the new editor, hav- ing whiled away the summer in dream- ing of plans for the 1940 Cinema, assem- bled the remnants of the previous staff and looked over the new material. The result last fall was an excellent staff which soon found that a year-book can not be thrown together in a couple of weeks. It has beenia long, arduous task for all. Activity really began in No- vember, when the fifteen-week 'subscrip- tion campaign was launched. The suc- cess of this campaign was due partially to the eiorts of the publicity staff, mainly to the work of the circulation and filing staffs. Charged with all Kintner, and phases of Cinema business was the business manager with his assistant. Early photo schedules enabled the pho- tography staff to include all seniors in the activity shots. In the meantime, the senior editors, representing the Jan- uary and June graduating classes, as- sembled their senior sections. Posters and artwork in the book were produced by the art stef. The literary staff, not waiting for inspiration, has learned to produce on schedule. The photo index staff has created a new feature, the index, which may be found in the ad- vertising section. Is the book worth all that it costs in time and effort? IT IS! D ty ere on the Cinema Doty later Blair, Stinchcomb, Southard, and Hutton publicized the Queen and Graeft' were in publicity Cinema, while Conant, Robbins. and Wendling charge of the senior g r. took care of subscriptions. section. u-nelmaasmwf V -I f

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The Lakewood High Times The headman in the High Times office oHi- cially is the editor-in-chief. He makes assign- ments, dashes off stories, proof reads, and claims he does everything and anything which pertains to meeting the press deadline. Actually he has two associate editors cover- ing the sports and editorial pages, who re- lieve him from some of his Worries. There Keeps Lakewood Up-to-Date is a staff of eighteen regular reporters, furi- ously rushing about the school, and many more cubs, snooping to scoop or to cover embarrassing situations. The staff of repre- sentatives, one from each home room, is di- rected by the business staff, which also keeps the books and handles the money and mail- ing. The reps deliver the Times every Friday - fTurn to Page 293 Row 1-Courtney, Corbett, Balin, Banning, Peplin, Hayes, Swanson, Lemasters. Row 2-Newman, Sheets, Achilles, Jones, Martin, Tritton, Duffy, Bohn, Nielson. Seated-Hoty, Kascak. Row 3-Schickler, Kreiger, Sullivan, Valmore. Kirrkham, Burton, Davis, Rudd. Standing-Nir-hols, Blessing. Garver, McCoy, Row 4-Roentgen, Nehrenz, Deeter, Karlson, Wells, Burton, Riddle. Blackie, Grieder, Soika, Wichert.