Lakewood High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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i842 Homecoming rolled along and was celebrated with many different activi- ties. There was an all school picnic on the school grounds with booths and games. Following the picnic, the Home- coming parade marched from the school to Sixth and Kipling. Hard work on floats helped prepare such groups as Senate, Key Club, Honor Society, PTSA, and Lahian for the parade. That evening, at the gameis half time against Columbine, Mark Wellbrock and Christine Claypool were recognized as Homecoming King and Queen. Nomi- nees for King were Mike Hill, Pat Powell, and Mark Wellbrock. Queen nominees were Judy Anderson, Chris- tine Claypool, and Gina Valdez. The dance, with the theme The Best of Times , was the following evening. 228430 Nearing the end of the month, A the vocal music department was ready to present their first major production of the year, Harvest Impressions. The concert fea- tured the Serenaders, in which Mac McCain and Laura Pears previewed their original song Another Way,'. Also performing were the Grace Notes and A'Ca-, pella which began with soloist Jill- Shanks singing Shenandoah. On the last Friday of the month, Sen- ate sponsored a Halloween dress- up day followed by a dance that evening. Although no professional company provided music for the dance, Senate was prepared with an excellent sound system of their own. V Duet singers Laura Pears and Mac McCain are spotlighted during the choir Honor Society President, Nancy Titcombe, helps Nghai Thai catch goldfish for his prize, as Reagan Yates learns about energy in a new way l58c2Q A flurry of events ,hit in Oc- tober. On the 15th, Bonfils Blood Center brought their unit for a blood drive. As usu- al, the response from students and faculty was good as 52 do- nors were registered. Also on the 15th, the speech team sponsored their annual fund raiser, their chili supper. On the 20th, the science depart- ment, sponsored an energy as- sembly all day long in the audi- torium. The focus was on ener- gy conservation and alterna- tives October Events 17

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Still Looking Good uwx H ' '-rv J 75' 'V K A x u V , I V C' as.. nb ev 'L 4 'L 'f -N , Y we 4 ' - - 1 , , .. v J .K '- , V A , , W , v, VV A X K f X A - V. 7 One of the lessons learned at the All-School Retreat was that nothing happens without team- work. Jennifer Svenson, Lorie Nelan, Anne Starner and Tony Low attempt to work together on one of the team exercises. Getting a look at us came in many ways this year. Cathy White and Joe Schultz showed their talent in the Fall Produc- X3 tion. The Serenaders were the entertainment for the North Central dinner.