Subject: Lakeland History: 1950-1965page 3

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

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

The left page focuses on "The Little Match Girl," a Christmas play performed by the Seniors. Opposite is the Fine Arts Assembly, created for the seniors to be able to display their skills.

The Safety Patrol and Sportsmanlike Drivers clubs.

The back cover of the journal.

Continuing the pattern of seniors and signing.

On the left is a section dedicated to the Senior Show - theirs was space themed ("In Orbit"), providing a live telecast, commentators, dance performances, and interviews. Opposite is the New York Trip, themed "All Around the Town."

The Yearbook Staff, and opposite the String Ensemble. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra presented a concert to their High School group.

Continuing the pattern of seniors and signing.

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.

More diploma awardings and scholarship presentations.

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.

Introductory page, "Ex Libris."

More faculty. Some photos are marked with an asterisk - Marie Hall, William Freeman, Leroy Gaskin, James King, Girlever Ginyard, and Myrtle A. Fentress.

A class photo, as well as the President, Vice President, and Secretary of the class.

On the left page, the basketball team. On the right, a collage of various sports and athletes.

The administrative faculty - James Gholson, Lorenza Robinson, Eugene Curry, C. Baltimore, and A. Crutchfield. Robinson and Gholson signed over their photos, Gholson including a note reading "The very best for you!"

The Dance Band and Glee Club.

A letter from the former principal of Lakeland Elementary, as well as a 'Recipe for Education.'

Groups of friends at Lakeland.

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

Senior photos continued.

The left is another Shakespeare quote superimposed upon a photo of clouds, titled 'Seniors.' Opposite is a list of students, their nickname, their ambition, and the clubs they were active in. Some have signed over their photo.

An introductory Athletics page.

Senior photos continued.

On the left side, the yearbook staff. On the right, the beginnings of various clubs - starting with the Dance Club and the Glee Club.

On the left is a photograph of a man posing a woman for a portrait, presumably a senior photo. Beneath is a quote from 'Meditations of the Heart' by Howard Thurman about memory and recollection. Opposite are photographs from all the different classes - from physics to troweling to music.

Continuing to visit students thirty five years later. On the next page reads "Reflections from our past... do YOU remember???"

Photos of the students during classtime.

Photos from the Baccalaureate Service and the Awards Assembly.

A section A class photo, with the class faculty.

Continuing the pattern of seniors and signing.

Cover page of the Journal. Lakeland Jr. Sr. High School 35th Reunion Souvenir Journal, a yearbook from the 35th Class Reunion (June 14-15, 1985) at First Baptist Church in College Park, Md and the Ramada Inn in Lanham, Md. See Description for any details on this particular page. Note from donor Arthur Dock: "Edgar Smith put this together for us. It has a few letters and a set of senior superlatives and the yearbook photos of each student. The next item is the program for the 35th Class Reunion. Then there are a series of photographs of one particular party--the reunion. 14 photos. Also an inventory list for the 3 items.

Sunday school teacher and her pupils.

A page for regular signatures.

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

List of addresses for all the seniors.

Senior Superlatives.

"The class thirty five years later!!!! '1950-1985'" and, opposite, photos of the students as they were in 1985 with a short bio.

Clippings of obituaries from staff or students who were working at/graduated from the school in 1962.

A decorative title page, with the title of the school and the county, along with an illustration.

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

More photographs of students - some posed, some candid.

Bettye Marshall's 12th grade report card, for the school year of 1949-1950. Her homeroom teacher as written on the report card is Myrtle A. Fentress, the class sponsor. Marshall mainly received B's, with a few A's and one D - in Physical Education. The back of the report card, where parents were asked to sign to acknowledge that they'd seen the report card.

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