Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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0 No clearer picture of an in dividual ex- ists than th e impression Whic h he leaves behind upon completing his high school career. The marks Which he has ex- hibited, the services rendered to the school, give clear indication of his char- acter and abilities. To that student Who has shown him- self an outstanding member of his school community, comes the privilege of wear- ing the gold torch and keystone, symbol not only of past succ esses, but of HO OR SOCIETY Schaufele, vice president. Betz, sc-c1'e1.z1ry. Murway, president. Mrohaly, IlI'CZ'lSlll'L'l'. achievements yet to come. JANUARY HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1--Mrohaly, Olsen, Lawrence, Mazer, Betz. Row 2fOndejika, Knoska, Lyons, Yenna, Luekens, Zaffurano, Noll, Baum. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 3-Juergens, Burger, Feller, Bomgardner, Bledsoe, Schaufele, Row 1fLind, Malin, Wieland, Cotton, Duff, Schuttc, Klerreich, T Murway, Bennet. Row 2-Young, Mulligan, Parker, St ' Row 4-Hanna, Jackson, Bosworth, Byrom, Suttle, Brogini, Lehman. Row 3fL upa ernberg, irate, Gilger, Ha 1 amoureux, Foster, Frirk, J ' ' rprr. ones, Biggs, Vogel, Hunt.

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B r m Kresge Sternberg, fe Row 1--Oborne. Wie-land, y 0 , , rl I' ller, Suttle, Ron 1fBosworth, Nelson, Gelbacli, Shogrren, Light. f ' ' Wooline, Dertklemeier, Ackerman, D. Lind, Miller. Duncan, Schlenker. F ster. Row 2-Ruhe, Bates, Foster, Young, Jones, Lawrence, Yonne, Sny cr. ker, G Foster, Furst, M. Lind, l'ark1-r, Winter, Rox 9 Ixnipper, ,Rm 3-Bowman, Newhauser, Hunt, Stewart, Kelsey, o STUDE 0Today When a mighty struggle be- tween fundamentally opposed forms of government rocks the World, it is a vital necessity that the future citizens of our nation have, not an idealistic, but a practical conception of that government which we hold dear. The Student Council, as the repre- sentative governing body of Lakewood High School, has pledged its support to our national leaders in this crisis, and is carrying on in our school community the principles of democratic government, of, by, and for the people. Page 26 Row 3-Baum, Yeck, Croc Row 4fCraig, LaReau, Vogel, Juergens, Storey. T CDUNCIL Neff Sh ren, Eicher, Duncan Hunt, Sternberg, og

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FR I P 0 When the S. S. Friendship steamed out of its home port of Lakewood High School, it carried aboard the greatest number of passengers the club has ever seen. Letting their imaginations roam around the world, these young mariners experienced the joys of skiing in the Alps or bathing at VVaikiki without the necessity of wearing long underwear or dodging bombs. IE DSH This , esigned to promote in- ternational friendship through a greater knowledge of the lives and voyage d customs of QTurn to next pagej Row 1fMcGivern, McNiece, Naccy, Towson, Bates, J. Hoff- meyer. Row 2fMcDonuld, Zerbe, Wight, Perry, Jones, Moore, Trzljah. Row 3ffD0nuly, Holkesvig, Ii Hoimcyer, Bowman, Cook Cawrso, Dopmeyer, Toepfer.