Lakewood High School - Cinema Yearbook (Lakewood, OH)

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6-HGV ik-M i - 9 Q . Wulf. .,,,1,,w , , xr tf,.f5.: 4 V 5 ,,. N 5 gy , sf- if mr it ix., .5 xppgjgff-'si . X a?'lNOV e - 4. .4 that , . I .awsmpyy 1-,sg www My wg MQ-fe - wg i - fi 1 if 'S W-ikwg' It M 9l kfm'Sii!r'f F NWI' R 1 LOOKING over building expansion plans for the high school and some elementary schools are ihe keenly interested Board of Education members Charley Geiger, Phillip A, Ranney, W, Dean Hopkins, Mrs. Wallace G. Teare, and Mrs. Clark Craig Kimball Lakewood Boord Confronis Need for Change Page 22 The Lakewood Board of Education has worked during the year to complete plans for new facilities throughout the school system. In light of new knowledge and constantly changing conditions, the Board is making ready for such new ideas as team teaching, non-graded elementary programs, and learning centers with audio and visual aids. Spring, 1968, is the target date for clearing houses on Robinwood Avenue, the site of the new addi- tion to the high school. Plans are being made for construction to begin in the fall of this year and to be completed by September of 1969. 4 4 l v 4 4 w

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Kaleidoscopic Academzcs . Kaleicloscopic acaclemic opporfunifies reveal concepis ancl ieclmiques necessary for qualify eolucafion. A wide range of subiecfs from humanities fo sciences fo vocafional courses enables eaclw sfudem' fo grow in knowledge and abilify. Page 21

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ALL business matters in system draw Mr. Holmes' aiiention Assistolnt Superintendent Administers School Finances The complicated world of finance is the major concern of Mr. Roger Holmes, the assistant superintendent of schools. As business adminis- trator of the school system, he deals with requisitions for the purchase of equipment and materials. Working closely with Dr. Ellis, teachers, and architects, he spends much time on the building program. He also gives counsel to the custodians and secretaries. Thus, he keeps in close touch with all school expenditures. EDUCATIONAL excellence is ihe chief concern of Dr. Ellis Superintendent Seeks Quality Ed ucoltion Dr. John Ellis speaks of goals for the high school as incorporating the best of current innovations and breaking new ground for those of the future. To observe new methods, he traveled to Europe with a group sponsored by the Educa- tional Research Council. While there he observed classes and operational methods of in-service education for staff members. While planning for the future, he successfully backed the campaign for the renewal of the school levy which provides funds to continue the present program. All in all, he has had a busy second year at Lakewood. Page 23