Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Editor Paulus and Assistant Editor Irwin examine proofs. The war shortages of photographic equipment, paper, and engraving supplies were just a few of the problems that had to be solved this year in order that the Cinema staff might present you with your 1943 Cinema. The numerous demands of war have dictated that this will probably be the last Cinema for the duration. We, the 1943 Cinema staff, dedicate this lasting record of our school today to you stu- dents who will be responsible for the democracy of tomorrow. Mr. Champion and Mr. Hyde look over last-minute copy. Juergens and Bender play Row 1-Nichols, Rhoads, Melick, Chenevy, Frick, Hart, Uhren, Fowler f'pick-up with the index. Row 2-Trimmer, Bender, Kerr, Luttner, Komar, Grass, Miss McFadden McAllen Row 3-McIntyre, Paulus, Townsend, Juergens, Irwin, Newcomb, Stapf Cheatham Page 24

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lDick Whikehart and Gwen Moore pre- Fall semester oiiicers: H. Bowditch, J. Paulus, Buckley holds the H001 sided at the Lake Erie League tryouts. G. Moore, D. Platt. Top Group: Row 1-Zwemer, Brown, Risberg, Mix, Donley, S. Smith, Lewis, Gillis, Irwin0McDonald, Bowditch, Moore, Martin, McGivern, Doty, Komar, Scott, Stewart, Stockdale, Swimmer, Kane O Row 3-Grosclaude, Tuscany, Park, Zerbe, Tegreene, Miss Moore, Hope, Bliss, Krause, Paulus, Wilkinson CROW 4-Rogers, Leja, Whikehart, Studer, Ehrman, Van Valkenburgh, N. Allen, M. Friedman, Walsh 0 Row 5-Platt, Geiger, Zuris, Pavelka, W. Koch, Kane, B. Portmann, Townsend, Glasser, K. Hamister, Fisher. Members of Speakers Club come together with one interest in mind, practicing the art of self- Speakers Club expression. Listening to each other's speeches and criticizing them constructively are valuable activities of the club. Each meeting is so de- signed that different phases of debating and extemporaneous speaking are demonstrated and then discussed. Page 23

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The Cinema Head Photographer Carioti and Assistants Ricker and Lawther in front of the camera for a change. Writing copy, mounting panels, taking pictures, counting money, and soliciting for advertisements were just a few of the tasks required in publishing the Cinema. Betty Nichols' circulation staff and the home room representativesg John Park's advertising staffg Ruth Uhren, home room editor 5 Betty Fowler and Elinor McNiece, senior editors g Ken Melick, sports editorg Roberta Trimmer's art staff 3 and Frank Cari- oti, photographer, all contributed to this year's Cinema under the direction of John Paulus and Helen Irwin. Left Top Group: Row 1+McKnight, Wasinack, Doepker, Barnett, Hoberecht, Schuerger, Patterson, Christenson, CraiglRow 2- Domiter, Henehan, Reinker, Wilkinson, Park, Webb. Van Horn, Peterman, McKinney 0Row 3-Welty, Kellery, Dietz, Lestock, Kusanke, Gross, Pringle, Tuck, Auble, Soltis. Right Top Group: Circulation Manager Betty Nichols instructs the representatives I Left Bottom Group: Senior Editor Betty Fowler and Assistant Editor Eleanor McNiece finish senior paneels 0Bottom Center Group: Business Manager John Park and Assistant Manager Nelson Newcomb, complete plans for an advertising campaign O Bottom Right Group: Roberta Trimmer and Janice Rhoads work on division page designs. Page 25