Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Student Row I -Winters, Bergman, Hofelick, England, Paul, Sloan. Row 2-HFIns. Gzuld, Buuman, Hans, Fillingzham, Brierley, Hoekman. Row Sffilurnish, Gibson, Dyer, Craft, Armstrung, Grafton, Chnekley. Row 4' flflgrqlestone, Mackay, Doyle, Hunt, Gottermeyer, Flkholm. Council Row 1-'McCarty, Langner, Mackenzie. Miller. Trask, Pery, Nesbit. Row Ze- Koch, Francks. Dwyer, Furst, Jones, Limb, Pontinen. Row 3fJansen, MeCutche-on, Nnrdahl, Nelson, Paisley, Patzwahl, Kelly, Spisak. Row riff-Melzer Price. Sherwood. Mc-Watters, Kiser, May, Potts. Members Row If-Usiak, Sunday, Sullivan, Masenhimer, Wnlton. Row 2 Schuh, Wilson, Stincheomb, Pierce. Wasinak Steigerwald, Winkler. Row 3-- Wenmllinll, Kelsey, Stewart, Stearns. Me-ader. Williams, Schinnerer, Bellamy. Row 4- Reinker, Lynsky, Wible, Wir-land, Tanis, Verdova. Page 18

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Sympathetic Counsel Develops Leaders By her understanding and sympathetic leadership, Miss Lucy Helen Kimball is helping Lakewood High School girls to solve their problems. Through her work as faculty adviser to Student Council and Activities Council, she is guiding the students of Lakewood High toward useful citizenship in our democratic world. As a member of the board of the Parent-Teacher A s s o c i a t io n, the Y. W. C. A., and the Friendship Club, Miss Kimball has a definite influence on Lakewood High School students. Lrwddwz Miss Florence Hobson, Girls' Attendance Miss Lucy Helen Kimball Dean of Girls Listening to excuses and ali- bis and giving out absence permits to the girls is but one part of Miss Hobson's duties. In addition she makes out the attendance records for the school and teaches mathe- matics. Page 17

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Student Council Trains In Democratic Procedures Campaign slogans, such as One Good Term Deserves Another, electioneering speeches, clever posters, col- lections of floaters begging votes for Price or votes for Lynsky, breathless thank you's over the P. A. by suc- cessful candidates-to many students such campaign activity is all there is to Student Council. But the one hundred members who meet each Wednesday morning in 209 find in Lakewo0d's Student Council an oppor- tunity to put into actual practice in the everyday life of our school the democratic procedures on which our way of life is based-discussion and an abiding by the will of the majority. One of the important projects of this year's council has been compiling the Honor Roll Book under the able direction of Nancy Furst. We now have the names of more than 800 alumni in the service. Another project was the Stampaign headed by Jim Dittes and Betty Armstrong. Through this intensive tax stamp cam- paign more than S500 was realized, making a total of S850 for the first semester's collection. This money is being put into war bonds and stamps until the time when it will be possible to build our recreation cabin. Euchenhofer and Fisher make Tax stamp committee finds Student Executive Council holds preparations fol Stampalgn counting stamp sa tedious job semi-annual breakfast at Cousins ,4 Page 19