Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Presentingz epartments ENGLISH 0 Correct speech and writing are standards by which all per- sons are judged, and the Eng- lish Department, Lakewoodis largest, equips us with the knowledge of grammatical construction and correct lan- gauge which will be invaluable to us when we are graduated. Perhaps no other course of studies provides us with the culture and capacity for self- enjoyment as does this. An acquaintance with the masters of literature, poise gained on the public speaking stage, an ability to analyze the daily newspaper through a know- ledge of its operation and techniques, these things among others help to lead us to a more profitable and enjoy- able way of life. Group 1-Miss Ewing, Miss Minor, Mr. Mullen, Miss Edmonson, Mr. Hanna, Miss G. Cook. Group 2-Miss Kleinmeyer, Mr. Hutson, Mr. Mitchell. Group 3-Miss Monroe, Mr. Slater, Mrs. Sutton, Mr. White, Miss McFadden, Mr. Shaw. Page 20

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Presenting: The Placement Office O Behind the scenes at Lakewood there are individuals who, apart from their work as members of the faculty, spend a great part of their time helping to solve the problems of youth. These coun- selors advise on choices of high school subjects. They encourage and give in- formation concerning scholarship appli- cations. They are authorities on col- leges and their entrance requirements. Through them many of our graduates have received recommendations to the finest educational institutions of our country. I Mrs. Grace Stewart operates the place- ment oflice, an organization which plays a great part in acquainting Lakewood- ites with the world awaiting them upon graduation. Besides placing students and graduates in part-time jobs the office brings to the school speakers prominent in business and professions for confer- ences and questioning by interested stu- dents. Mrs. Stewart hands out a card of introduction.

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LATIN O The classic language of the ancient Romans has always been part of the culture of the educated person. lt forms an invaluable background for the study of related languages. FRENCH 0For those Who do Hparlez vous Francais is open a world of Writings and literature un- touched by English transla- tion. An understanding of the French people is also gained. li SPANISH 04'Los alumnos study and speak this language of old Spain not only for the cultural Value contained in it, but for an understanding of South America and its Way of life. GERMAN 6 German has experienced a sharp rise in importance as a modern tongue. No anti-Nazi sentiments can banish its use- fulness to the scientist, the diplomat, and the research Worker. Latin-Miss Caldwell, Miss Fol iss im a X J EY M K b ll French-Miss McM1llm, Mr. Gala Miss Hiatt. Spanish-Mr. Hcskamp, Mr. Pa GermaniMr. Flsser. Page 21 in