Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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0 1 Progressive Leaders Plan for Community's The past year's planning for the expen- diture ot' almost one million dollars to- ward the betterment of Lakewood's ed- ucational plant and program is an out- standing example of the kind of prog- ressive work performed by the five able and civic-minded members of the Lake- wood Hoard ol' Education. These untir- ing public servants have accepted the responsibility of giving to Lakewood students the kind of instruction which will be needed if the world is to be free from the blight of war. For the past four years emphasis has been placed on education for victoryg now the accent is on peace and the fostering of world fellowship and understanding to pre-- serve that peace. Indicative ot' the at- titude of the Board toward their respon- sibility for education in the community is their sponsoring of an annual lecture series, The World at Our Door . Mr. K. K. lfowvrbauuzhg Mrs. V. G. Fullerton, clerk-treasurer: Mr. T. F. Mc-Donald. vice president: ,. . h Mr. l. D. Auhle. president: Mr. G. Rim' .

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Post-War eeds A smiling rooter at Lake- wood athletic events and an appreciative onlooker at plays. parties, and school affairs, Superin- tendent Paul A. Rehmus shows his keen interest in teen-age activties. Thus, he has done much to foster a spirit ot' un- derstanding between the students and the admin- istration. Assistant Superintendent S. S. Dickey Superintendent Paul A. Rchmus Handling many of the details connected with LakeWood's educational system is the work of Samuel S. Dickey, assistant superintendent of schools. ln this post- war period of critical shortages, his task of procuring materials essential to the smooth operation of the schools has been a trying one. l'ig,,1 I