Subject: Lakeland Jr. Sr. High School Class of 1950page 3

Continuing with various students, with photographs and a list of the clubs they were involved in.

Senior photos continued.

Letters from Bettye M. Queen and Rodney L Young.

Cover Page: Mentions the Officers, PGC's 300th Anniversary, the legacy of the last graduating class of Lakeland Jr. Senior High School, and the structural goals.

Advertisements.

Photos of students and their accomplishments. Arthur Dock won Mr. Lakeland '49-'50, counterparted by Madeline Green as Miss Lakeland in the same years. Bendall Hamilton was the Prom Queen '48-'49, and Helen Prayther was Miss Lakeland '48-'49.

A class history.

Students posing outdoors.

Image from Lakeland High School class of 1950 reunion trip

The directory continued, and the rightmost page begins the advertisement section.

Lakeland High School, The General Course 14 June 1950 Signed by Edgar A. Smith, principal of school

Front cover of the yearbook, reading "The Lakelander."

The backs of two invitations to various Lakeland Jr Sr High's 1950 class reunions. One is dated for the 35th reunion in 1985 and one for the 40th reunion in 1990. Both were held at the Ramada Inn. The envelope of one invitation - the handwriting is Bettye Queen's.

Continuing with photos of the students as they were in 1985 with a short bio.

Lakeland Jr Sr. High School class 35th Reunion

The exterior of the brochure, with names of those who'd passed away and a note of thanks to those who made the reunion happen. The brochure also contains a history of the school, the program, and list of the members of the class.

Front cover of the 35th class reunion pamphlet contains information about the location and time. There's an art deco border. "Celebrating in love... Reflecting with joy." A dedication of the 1950 Lakelander. The dinner menu and the program of the evening; both finished with a short inspirational quote. A short poem titled 'Building' about dreams and living in the moment.

Continuing with photos of the students as they were in 1985 with a short bio.

Edgar A. Smith Scholarship Application used to vet applications. Individuals from the last class served on sub-committees for the creation of application and to reviewers of applications. "Jake" Sterling Queen was the individual driving force and organizer for the Edgar A. Smith Scholarship. He became Mrs. Bettye Queen's wife and had younger sisters who attended Fairmont Heights.

The front cover contains logistical information such as time and place., There is a dinner menu and schedule of the night, and a poem titled "Building," about the future and dreams.

A brief essay about what a high school diploma really is, and an introductory page to the list of staff.

Details the time and date of the meeting as well as the agenda. They covered the "background and role of organizations in the grant design", interviews and selection of content for a book, and a thank you dinner at Busboys and Poets. There is a list of the organizations involved in the grant design - The Lakeland Community Heritage Project, The College Park Community Foundation, and MITH. It also lists member of the UMD team at MITH who helped/are helping: Dr. Mary Corbin Sies, Stephanie Sapienza, Cameron Thurston, and Trevor Muñoz.

Front Page

A class directory of all students' addresses and phone numbers.

The Safety Patrol and Sportsmanlike Drivers clubs.

The back cover of the journal.

Continuing with photos of the students as they were in 1985 with a short bio.

New Homemakers of America and the Industrial Arts club.

The introductory page for the sophomores.

Various photographs of students posing together. On the right page are the various titles won by students - Prom Queen '48-'49, Berdell Hamilton; Mr. Lakeland '48-'49, Arthur Dock; Miss Lakeland '49-'50, M????????? [Can't read handwriting]; and Miss Lakeland '48-'49, Helen Prather Duvall.