Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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English Improves Powers of Communication To teach the student to express himself clearly, effectively, and accurately through the written and spoken word and to listen and read with under- standing and appreciation, the English department offers grammar, composition, speech, and American and English literature. Among other things, these courses create an awareness of various authors' styles and of the importance of unity in paragraphs, Journalism stresses points pertinent to newspaper writing such as objectivity and human interest. Dramatics encompasses all phases of the theater. While reading Idylls of the King class studies deiails of medieval life l'z1g'i' 1 x

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Social Studies Links Events Every student takes at least two of the three social studies courses offered. American history, required of all, presents a background of the forces which have shaped our country's development and an ap- praisal of the current events which are shaping its future. All seniors take Problems of Living I and II, improving their understanding of such topics as economics and family living and enlarging their information concerning inter-group relations and government. Students electing world history learn to appreciate the relationship between pres- ent world happenings and past historical events. of Post and Present Problems I prepares students io be judicious consumers, laborers, investors nge Ili