Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Daily Duties Are Basis for Human Understanding Mr. Hutson teaches basic conversational English to Hungarian refugees at LHS PTA presidents Mr. and Mrs. Meldrum Berkey plan programs with Miss Cope The light of human understanding is evident at Lakewood High School. Teachers take pleasure in helping students from other lands adjust to their new country. Parents and school administrators work to bind more closely the ties of home and school. The students rise as one body in allegiance to the flag in assemblies. Thus daily tasks of parents, students, and teachers take on new light when viewed as contributions to world understanding. At each assembly the president of the Student Council leads the flag salute l':1 ge l

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Students Demonstrate Interest in World Interest in people all over the world results fro-rn classwork, extracurricular activities, and the presence of foreign students. Learning another language, studying the physical and cultural differences of mankind, and belonging to clubs dealing with foreign affairs help bring about human understanding. Members of the Security Council question witnesses of Budapest invasion at United Nations' assembly Page I0 We want freedom, proclaim Hungarian freedom fighters to a U. N. reporter

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Talents and Abilities Are Factors In Accomplishment -X v X t is 4 . M ,gf Completing her page dummy. journal- ist visualizes final edition of Times The light of achievement shines brightly on outstanding individuals. Combining natural talent and acquired ability, students strive for the ideals of leadership and excellence. Unicyclist demonstrates fine balance, coordination