Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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DRESSED TO IMPRESS You are what you wear, and many Lancers were dressed to impress each and every day. Some Lancers went for the casual look of sweats and Lakewood High School fashions, while others liked to put on a suit and tie every morning. Even some of the Lakewood teachers had a style of their own. Some of their statements may have been strange, or a bit loud, but they were statements to be sure. Another concern of LHS students is HOW they looked in their clothes. The health trend of the 1 980 ' s, aerobics, was one way that Lancers chose to have the desired look. However, one thing was certain. The motivation behind the fashions at LHS was to give a good impression. No matter what they wore, or how they looked, you could be sure that the idea was Dressed to Impress , along with dressed for success. 1 8 Dressed To Impress

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c 1. Kristin Boaz and top gun King ready for graduation. 5. Capt. Kirk. 2. Practice made Victor Camper proved he perfect for Susie Park. 3. Tera could fly. 6. Potential 4.0 ' s Al- Dietrich danced a solo. 4. Seni- lison Brown, Lori Pehoski, ors Bridget Armstrong, Kristy Chris Shultz, and John Dunlavy, Alan Lay, and Daryll Wilmarth were l at LHS. Top Guns 17

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1 . Mr. Wood evaluated Carlos Iriarte ' s outfit. 2. Lakewood fashions were the choice for these Lancers. 3. Working out was fun for Susan Heath and friends. 4. Cassandra Brandt and the guys in their let- termen ' s jackets. 5. A flair for style was shown by Mr. Seyler. 6. Lead singer Chris Trimble was ably backed up by Artie Almazan and Robert Fonseca. n [ V i r • II III Impn-ss I