Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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The Lakewood High Times while a cub reporter strives to write that last article which will complete his twenty inches of printed matter in order to qualify as a member of the staff. All this combines to make the Lakewood High Times. The paper is liked not only by students, but also by the general public, for it was cited as the outstand- ing Greater Cleveland school paper in 1941-42 by the Cleveland Newspaper Guild, declared the winner of a cup given by the Cleveland District Teacher for out- standing school paper in 1941-42, and named All-Ameri- can by the National Scholastic Press Association. The staff is a group of interested pupils organized as an extra-curricular activity. Papers hot oi the press are counted by Langenhan Eckert and Smith H H I I 9 K . 01 9 G. Mix kibitzes as F. Grosclaude Crocker, Janaponlis and Light work Papeil dictates to M. Stockdale. out Lakewood s pay as you go plan f' ' ,. . 1. -L..:zi . ef: 'vs' v -

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Fundamental Laws in Science The present heavy demand for students with scientific backgrounds will not end with the War. Those who have a knowledge of biology and physiology will be especially necessary for the physical rehabilitation of the people of the occupied countries. Chemists and physicists will be called upon to assist in the rebuilding of War-shattered nations. New and cheaper materials and machines Will be their gifts to the grateful post-War world. 4-44446 A chemistry class gets its Hrs! whiff of chlorine Mo. Gormsen 1Navyl Mr. Webb Miss Hobbs Mr. Kluckhohn Mr. Boruff, Department Head Mr. Decker r. Watters. E EEE! 1'2 EF ru: SE 55? E Page 29