Lakewood High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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Qllfiittelitest Qiicouitages Although'Seniors came in second in the grocery cart race, Andy Miller, Joel Taylor, and Marty Varra give it their best shot. cllool? Qpiiiit School spirit was shown by many students participating in the dress-up days and lunchtime activities during Winterfest. On Monday, February 7, students went back thirty years and dressed in 50's style clothing, while they chugged root beer in record time at lunch. The spirit of 1983 was shown the next day when the bleachers for the Winter Sports Assembly were filled with orange and black specta- tors. Grubs worn on Wednesday were more than appropriate for the ice cream eating contest at noon. The ath- letic look was in on Thursday as stu- dents wore their sweats and shades and proved their coordination in the raw egg relays. Cowboy day summed up the week with a piggy-back ride contest which set the mood for the Country Swing theme of Sadie ll i i Hawkins. Everyone gathered 'round the Haylott at Mississippi and Federal for the Senior sponsored Sadie Haw- kins dance on February 12. Although the setting was Country Western with straw scattered around the entrance and sound system, students danced all night to popular rock. I.. . .a.., 'enf- Showing their gratitude to the band, Senators Patty Keck and Jill Summers give them a cake during the Winter Sports Assembly. Lunchtime activities, such as the ice cream eating contest, let Senior Robin Giles get involved during Winterfest. The Country Swing gives Connie Mein and Jim Lockhart a chance to enjoy themselves. Events 23

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Ct fills im qume Throughout the spring, dances be- came a popular activity. The St. Pa- trick's Day Dance, March 18, gave school leprechauns a chance to show oft their green, and people dressed up 50's and 60's style for the Sock Hop, April 8. Girls asked that special guy to Morp, which took place on April 22. May 21, the guys had the opportunity to return the invitation for Prom, held at the Hilton Hotel. Vocal concerts like For the Love of Music, February 17, and the in- strumental concert the 24, helped stu- dents get in tune for spring, followed by the May concert on the 19. Febru- ary 24, was also a memorable date for Lakewood basketball players with hopes of doing well in sub-districts. Among all these activities, seniors were looking forward to the last week of May. Plans were made for the Sen- ior Assembly, May 25, and Bacca- laureate, May 27, Seniors were dreaming of Graduation at Fied Rocks on May 28, when they would receive their diplomas. Juniors and sopho- mores were anxiously waiting for June 2, the last day of school. . . ..........-.... . i i sf : :A . I fi 'Ve' 1 4' 'l Q1 'f' it ,se i 1 ,,,,x.....-.e-M 1. , xx i 'Mar' 4 ' . 'X ei X My--,,,,... W,....L- All That Jazz, performed by Fiobin Giles and Lisa Seeland, adds to the For the Love oi Music vocal program. 24 Getting Us In Tune Shooting from the base line, forward, Chris Powell, adds two points to l.akewood's scoreboard at the sub-district win over Green Mountain. Music from the strings of Mike Klassen proves that he earns his title of Concertmaster.