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

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1 1 l i 1 is l l Y ., i i Throughout history, man has recognized and marked those o excel. ln election to the National Honor Society, the ool faculty honors students for the attainments already lade and recognizes the promise for continued excellence. ie National Honor Society looks upon education as a total duct, measured by four dimensions of life ---- scholarship, dership, character, and service. Because of the members' ool-oriented interests, they have helped Lakeside by such ivities as selling football programs at all home games and rchasing two American flags. As a community service pro- t, they participated in the Garland County Drive to raise ds for the March of Dimes. n the spring, new members are introduced to the National nor Society in a solemn, candlelight induction ceremony t reveals the honor of being included in this organization. dle left - Senior members present a program describing the qualifications being a NHS member. dle right - NHS inductees take the National Honor Society pledgexduring induction ceremony. r right - President John Varnedore and Vice-President Steve Garner pre- over induction ceremonies. V-5535 ' 'Q www! f 1 . 5 V w S 3 ATIONA National Honor Society: back row-left to right - Andrew Beverley, Tamra Bowlin, Ernie Cook, Beth Hill, Becky O'Bryant, Kim Foster, Cyndy Plummer, Cindy Jennings, Jeff Bogard, Valerie Cloud - sitting - Julie Maeder, Secretaryg Lisa Godwin, Reporter, John Varnedore, President, Dawn Moffit, Treasurer: Mrs. Shehane, Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Steve Garner, Vice- President. .fi4?i s 2 -Q Q, 1 rt f SW 3 5 , sw l 1 1 i n - Q ,fra is if M5 S 'Nf7e!fAl 5? , ia Qiiglggi ' 35ifj.fi Qfe9'ff 75 s t e

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Beta Club: Sitting left to right - Lynn Norwood, Secretary, Barbara Brown, Treasurer, An- drew Beverley, Vice- Presidentg Cindy Jen- nings, President, Lisa Godwin, Reporter, sec- ond row - Dawn Moffit, Melissa Wilson, Kim Fos- ter, Toni Bowlin, Mike Horibe, Laura Thompson, Stacy Haggard, third row - Greg Watermann, Tommy Cooper, Julie Maeder, Marsha Oliver, Becky O'Bryant, Beth Hill, Tamra Bowlin, Bill Mc- Donnell, John Varnedore, Kurt Johnston, Cathy Drake, Valerie Cloud, Joni Davis, Linda Taylor, Don- na Larkin, saundra Stur- dy, Joe Williams, fourth row - Mark Talley, Jeff Bo- gard, Wade Espenchied, Barbara Underwood, Cyndy Plummer, Ernie Cook, Donna Johnson, and Steve Boling. fi 1 .jx Mp? r an-' , f I 4 a xy Yr, - Wi . S' fi ' f ,,l, A . ' I . ax -l Beta Club is an academic organiza- tion whose purpose is to recognize those students who excel scholastical- ly. During the fall, new members were inducted in a formal ceremony. Beta Club members carried lunch trays for donations to the Arthritis Foundation. On Valentine's Day they held a pro- gram for the children in the Levi Hospi- tal and continued to support the Arthri- tis Foundation throughout the school year. middle left - The Beta Club induction includes both Juniors and Seniors. middle right- Beta Club members turn in money from carrying trays to Treasurer Barbara Brown, bottom left - Tamra Bowlin, Dawn Moffit and Lisa Godwin make plans for the Levi Arthritlc Hospital Valentine party. bottom right - President Cindy Jennings shows school spirit. l if K F. me

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I I ST FF Top - left to right: Keith Evans, Artist and Organizations: Marvin Blair, Photographer: Steve Boling, Academics: Miss Tweedle, Sponsor: Mark Wagner, Sports: Nancy Fox. Organizations: Lisa Godwin, Academics and Copy Editor: John Varnedore, Sports Editor: Barbara Brown, Activities Editor: Mark Talley, Sports: bottom - left to right: Cathy Drake, Business Editor: Christal Crow, Asst. Editor: Ellen Breckenridge, Academics: Jan Garner, Business: Stacy Haggard, Activities: Mary Humphreys, Organizations: Greg Watermann, Photographer: Lynn Norwood, Editor: Tom Winton, Activities: Susan Thompson, Organizations Editor: Brenda Edgar, Business: Lisa Harrison, Business: NOT PICTURED: Greg Batterton, Photographer. W ,f 7 ' 'fl fx S ,f Y 4. X V .Af 'f rw- 'r, X. 7 .Vt,yx ,ad This year the yearbook staff members had the advan- I f tage of being able to work on the yearbook in commercial art class. The class met for one period each day to work , Q53 i.:s 5... '- on lay-out design, copy-writing, editing, advertising, mer- T Qifff chandising, and photography. The student were divided in to groups that worked on the academic, activities and 5, .ff'1l7 fQ ' organizations, sports, advertisement, and photography sections of the yearbook. Each group was required to complete its own section to meet necessary deadlines. , ' Often times, being a member of the yearbook staff meant .,i jg A hurrying to meet deadlines and working outside of class 1 to complete a section. In addition to working on the . my yearbook, students also learned the rudiments of com- mercial art. if gf, 1 Ll. middle left - Lynn Norwood explains layout procedures to Tom Winton and' Q Keith Evans. middle - Christal Crow, Lynn Norwood discuss plans for the 'opening section. middle right - Jostens representative, Lonnie Stewart, looks over academic layouts. bottom right- Activities and organizations group members decide on pictures for thejr layouts.