Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Y Lakewood Pays Tribute to Clarence Hanna Clarence C. Hanna June 19, 1944 Served Lakewood High School from September 1920 to June 1944 Lakewood High School suffered a great loss last June in the death of Mr. Clarence C. Hanna, who had served the school as head of the English De- partment for over twenty years. The Cinema itself stands as an evidence of his service and untiring efforts, for during its twenty years under his direction the yearbook received many national honors. His 'contributions to professional magazines brought him and Lakewood High School wide recognition. As a teacher and leader he showed a keen appreciation of the work of the individual, and through his interest in creative writing, he guided the boys and girls of Lakewood toward greater achievements and higher ideals, not only in the field of English but in living as well. Mr. Hanna stood for something at Lakewood, and those of us who knew him will long continue to fcel his influence in our lives. Page 15

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English Classes Encourage Self - Expression new f ara!! i s sl X' f Top row: Mr. Hutson, Head: Mr. White- I Middle row: Miss Brown, Miss G. Cook, Miss lflclmunson, Miss Kleinmcyer, Miss Mclfarldc-rx, Miss Mini-r 0 Bottom row: Mr. Mitchell, Miss Monroe, Miss Moore, Mr. Mullen, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Slater. A journalism class checks up on the news for its public. Page 14

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