Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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i fr rm-...Q- lfall semester Student Counril oflicers, .lim liresll, llirk Savage, Wx-Q Schmidt, .lime Uonley, and liolx ll llonnoll, discuss school prolxln-ms with l'Y'lIll'lll2ll l'ovn-liniil'v. dmini trator , upil Cooperate or Mr. Mahlon A. POVQIlfYlll'B,S liberal policy at Lakewood High has won him the admiration, respect, and cooperation of the students, fac- ulty, and community. By encouraging stu- dents to initiate and carry through their own projects, he has developed in them a sense of individual responsibility for the welfare of the school. Whether Working with faculty members or students, Mr. Povenmire stresses Pige 12 the value oi' a continuous analysis ot' school policies as a basis for progressive improve- ment. His interest in the ideas and opinions of young people and his Willingness to assist them in making their plans materialize are some of the outstanding characteristics oi' his administration. Mr. Povenmire's quiet, genuinely friendly manner has made him a popular person around Lakewood High.

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uperintendent Lakewood has one ot' the truly out- standing programs ot' education in the United States, observed Superintendent Martin W, Essex. 'l'he new music rooms and laboratories exemplify the many improvements being carried on through- out the system in furthering this pro- gram. ln addition to his duties as su- perintendent, Mr. Essex has been serv- ing as chairman ot' the National Educa- tion Association's Tenure and Academic Freedom Committee during the past year, S. S. Dickey, Assistant Superililemlelnt if Martin W. Essex, Superintendent of Schools Many of the details which come under the jurisdiction ot' the Superintendent's otlice are handled by Assistant Superintendent Samuel S. Dickey. Mr. Dickey has held this position in the Lakewood school system since 1940. Some of his jobs include purchasing supplies for the schools, supervising the care and up- keep ot' all buildings, drawing up the annual budget, and hiring oflice personnel. With a reputation for getting things done ellicient- ly, Mr. Dickey has played an important role in providing the boys and girls of Lakewood school system with a thorough education. Page 11

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livpui't tu Miss Kimhall's otlivc at tht- uml nt' thi- period. This tiwsszngw- is as tzimilizu' to lmkc- wood lligh students as is thc similui' summons from lVli'. Mm-ks. lil :ulclitimi to hi-1' ilu- tit-s :is ill-sm ut' girls, Miss Kim- lmll st-rvvs :is t':ic'ulty zulvisvi' to tha- Stiult-nt tfmmcil, Activities flUlllll'll, :incl IZA chziptvi' ut' l i'is-mlsliip, Mr. Mc-cks, zlssistzmt principzil, :wts as boys' voulisvlor, :xml supc-rvism-s tht- scheduling ot' vlaissvs. lfloth assist lVl1'. llovoll- mira- in n-zu'i',viiig' out the pro- prruni :tml polivit-s ut' tho school. tl. . ti. liulu-rl M4-vhs-, ur-sistnlit prilivi- pnl, 1-oiitlfrs with liill Hawk, who limi-4 it ditlivillt tu vmivilivv tht' vxlwric-vin-ml Mr. Mm-vks that his ulvsm-iiaw In- 4-xvilst-ul luvvnllsu- ln- uns nut hunting u lmr-44 Miss Klmlnlll. Ile-:nn of Girls, In-lps V4-rim I utt1-rmun, vhuir- mun of thx- Stmlvnt Vmtlwil l'ululi1' VV1-If:1r1- Vnlnmittw-, 1-uullt tlu- nmuvy 4-ull:-vtn-tl in thx' lmnn-A rmnms for the' Vlrllillilillity l unll. Pa ge 13