Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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With Student Groups Planning School Activities Lucy Helen Kimlooll Deon ot Girls By her understanding guidance, Miss Lucy Helen Kimball, Dean of Girls, has added to the success of many school activities. Miss Kimball spends much of her time supervis- ing the work of the Student Council. And she is also the adviser of the 12B Chapter of Friendship. With all these responsibili- ties Miss Kimball still finds time to act as an unofficial assistant and counselor to all Lakewood High School students seeking aid. Robert L. Meeks Assistolnt Principol Serving as assistant principal and as Dean of Boys, Mr. Robert L. Meeks supervises much of the routine of arranging schedules and investigating tardiness and absence. In addition to these responsibilities, Mr. Meeks acts as a personal counselor to the boys of Lakewood High. His quiet, frank, and helpful advice has aided many students to overcome successfully the many difficulties with which they have been confronted here. .1 li Miss Kignball. dean of girls and Student Council faculty Mr. Meeks, assistant principal, also acts as dean of boys adviser, helps Beverly Weir work out a sealing problem. Here he helps Lynden Gillis with his college applicai n Page

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Faculty Leaders Promote Democratic Policies Principal Mahlon A. Povenmire discusses plans for school improvements with tall Student Council officers Dick Sav- Mahlon A. Povenmire Principal One of the most important functions of a modern high school is to acquaint the stu- dents with democratic principles by giving them the opportunity to plan and carry out their own activities. Since his arrival at Lakewood High School in 1948, Principal Mahlon A. Povenmire has placed much em- phasis on the development of self-responsi- bility on the part of the student body. His desire to give students as much voice as pos- sible in school affairs has been shown by his support of the activities of the Student Council and the various other school clubs. Pige I8 age and Barbara Burkett. Many of our school projects and parties are planned at just such informal talks as this In addition to keeping the Lakewood High School program running smoothly and effi- ciently, Mr. Povenmire in his friendly, cour- teous manner has maintained a close rela- tionship with the students and their activi- ties. He has done much to encourage and promote the effective work of student-facul- ty committees dealing with such phases of school life as school parties and assemblies. The resulting increase in the democratic and community spirit in the school has been one of the major accomplishments of Mr. Pov- enmire's administration at Lakewood High.

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