Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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IIOIDECO I1 IIT5 The day began with the excitement of the morning ceremonies in a field house full of students, faculty, proud parents, and many other participants. The cere- monies consisted of the homecoming theme Over the Rainbow. The royalty and the students were urged to Look to the Rainbow in a song by Gilda, the Good Witch of the South. A scarecrow, a tin woods- man, a cowardly lion, and a couple of dramatic speak- ers became enthusiastic about the prospect of travel- ing over the rainbow. All were reminded of the impor- tance of using what we have learned in high school to make the future successful. Upon the introduction of the members of the royal- ty, a number of groups paid their tributes. Those offer- ing their displays of talent in honor of the royalty in- cluded the cheerleaders, band, chorus, madrigals, and several drama and speech students. All those at Lakeside should be filled with enthusias- tic anticipation of the future. As we look to the rainbow ahead, however, we should not forget to cast an occa- sional glance to the fond and fleeting memories of our past.

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44 1 JR. 54 JUNIOR BOYS' SCORES Malvern Southwest H.S. Central Southwest Central Lake Hamilton Sheridan Lonoke Bryant Searcy Cabot Glenwood Searcy BASKETBALL LS OPP 32 51 39 44 20 40 58 45 21 53 39 21 43 27 28 36 32 41 42 40 39 36 37 40 37 38 BOYS' ima ks BASKETBALL in , gm W A. . , :sf , rtrl.l Jr.-4, 1 t,,.,.,,,,,,, ,.AA l f if ,, ' H Q95 Us ll 5 Coach Wesson, John Drake, Mark Bowlin, Landon Luzader, Mitch Harwell, Chris Coombs, Stacey Sanders, Tom Bright, John Paul Phillips, Jeff Loucks, John Maeder, Jeff James, Gary Troutman, Mace Robinson, Lance Shockley, Steve Coney, Chris Crary. Kneeling: Mark Dierks, Steve Arman 'OM X 'ta ii N

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