Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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Modern creative artwork as early American ballads he fo an s!imulate culture in schc: America Which Will Sfeadily Enlarge Cultural Opportunities for All of Our Cifizens. an 79 if During the Kennedy administration, ihe White House sparkled as the center of American culture Page 10 Friend of President. poet Robert Frost recited one of his works at the Inaugural Renowned cellist Pablo Casals gave a command performance at White House

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hlch Peoples Dwell Together in Mutual Respect, and Work Together in Mutual Regard Lakewood is on the threshold of the world. The importance of acquainting ourselves with the peoples of the world and their cultures is an integral part of our modern education system. With our accumulated knowledge, we must ask not what America can do for the world, but what together we can do for the freedom of man, This generation must, therefore, unite with one another, for united, there is little we cannot do 'in a host of new cooperative ventures. UKWIOODM NINE 11.1963 ima :awww Forty-three students supervised by Mr. Goldstaub spent the summer of 1963 in ten European countries. having lecture-tours in 25 cities Students in costumes representing many nations with different backgrounds enrich our knowledge of neighbors around the world Page 9

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