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ep assemblies were a spontaneous rally. Whenever anyone felt the urge to speak, he addressed the entire audience. The cheer- leaders, players, teachers, coaches, principal and fans all contributed to the spirit-rousing assemblies. The students must have really enjoyed basketball games be- cause often they would endure a lot to watch the game. The games were played outisde on a dirt court, even in the coldest weather, and there were no bleachers for the fans. Other than basketball, only two other sports were played - baseball and track. However, the Rams excelled in basketball. As you flip through the pages of the 1978 RAM, we hope you will join the Ramstaff in cele- brating our fifty years of build- ing, growing, and sharing. We hope you are as proud of Lake- side as we have grown to be. 5 -'nf I -. - , E-gi. .. f R- 'wmelr V, 'K . ff na' 4 , ,M s- . , .A ' ft 1 ,ff . fl' f ', l' , ,. - 1-.ii 1:1 - ,f,,iijr-.15 A f:A,., .a ,U , .xi--Q 'Ti3T'?'1 '- 1 ,, ,,,m,,, M, is v i !' if E1
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