Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Mr. Armstrong and Tom Mengert illustrate one of many Tom Mengert and Mr Armstrong execute another Karate maneuver. holds seen at the Karate Assembly. Santa displays one of the many presents distributed at Santa Claus puts Shannon Kirby in his proper place. the Christmas Assembly. 160

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SWIMMING ASSISTANTSeRow 1: Debbie Hutchinson, Susan Anderson, Mariel Turgeon, Cathy Petree, Sue Owre, Liz Johnson, Barb Hemminger, Jane Hurley Row 2: Larry Gottas, Janelle Boucher, Linda Boyce, Jimjulich, Chris Patchell, Laurie Rhyan, Donna Cook, Donna Manuel Row 3: Terry Olson, Tom Tarpley, Kevin Kernen, Frank Burton, Alan Fingeroot, Ross Fue, Pat Henrickson SWIM AND P.E. ASSISTANTS The swimming assistants and the RE. assistants were a great asset to the Physical Education Department. The swimming assistants aided Mr. Stauffer in the instruction of the sophomore swimming classes first semester and in special classes offered second semester. These included Life-Saving, Water Polo, Diving, Synchronized Swimming, and Scuba Diving. P.E. assistants worked in the various areas of physical education. The special classes offered second semester were Volleyball, Archery, Karate, Gymnastics, Modern Dance, Sailing, and Basketball. P.E. ASSISTANTSeRow 1: Jeanie Lucas, Dolores Hiles, Jody Andrews, Beck Vikstrom, Becky Lyon, Dalejones Row 2: Krista Wetherholt, Sue Owre, Barbi Self, Motko, Peggy Madsen, Nancy Anderson, Shirley Hunter, Gloria Finley, Kay Williams, Rosemary Shaw, Linda Hammond, Chris Paternoster y Killebrew, Denise Ray, Julie Juetten, Sally Keilman, Patti Lowe, Marsha Doris Henley, Kathy Hemion,John Stewart, Mike Simpson,D0ugGriffin, Mike 159

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Washingtonis SenatorJackson speaks to the student body at a special assembly Charles King left the audience with a happy feeling of togetherness. Rick Kleiner displays a personal interest as he quizes Senatortlackson concerning the United Stateis foreign policy in the Middle East. i69-i70 ASSEMBLIES Throughout theeyear a variety of guests have spoken or performed at student body assemblies. Inmates from McNeil Island Penitentiary spoke to students about their life with drugs. They did not give prepared speeches, instead the inmates spoke directly and on a personal level. Another popular assembly featured the New Hope Singers, who sang contemporary music. A karate demonstration for boys and a fashion show for girls also proved of interest. In addition there were the annual Veterans and Law Day assemblies. In a special assembly, Washingtonis Senatorjackson took time from his duties to speak about ecology, a topic of concern to all. Perhaps the most entertaining program was the Charles King assembly. Through his voice and soulful songs, students became part of the program. He led both faculty members and the student body in song, while five students soloed with him. Lakes Choir members A1 Essex, Harley Oda, Lisa Polite, Donna Manuel, andJan Aldrich solo with Charles King.