Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Students to Understand Their Environment Learning by doing! In the chemistry and physics laboratories students are developing accuracy and resourceful- ness as they absorb the principles and theories of the science. In a world growing increasingly dependent on such things as aeronautics, plastics, and elec- tronics, training in science is important for everyone who would understand the world in which he lives. Students of a qualitative analysis class experiment to find the unknown substance. llfr fl' llc ul Mr. Decker Mr. Findlay Miss Hobbs Mr. Kluckhohn Mr. Watters Mr. Wc-bb

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Language and Social Studies Classes Give The peoples and the nations that we do not know we dislike and fear. Studying the language of a people teaches one not only their language but also their history and culture. Out of such broad understanding of the character of na- tions will come cooperation and peace. The Language Department courses in Latin furnish historical background, while French, Spanish, and German classes give skill in speaking and ac- quaint us with the modern nations. Ml' Pai Head lt's not all work and no play in Miss Hiatt's French class. M ll tt C d ll Miss E. Coates Miss M. Coates Miss Foley Mr. Hcskamp M M M ll