Lakewood High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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are more than just a credit Although school is filled with extra- curricular activities and events, aca- demics are the basis for our education. After all, if there were no academics school would have no purpose. Sometimes the things school teaches us seem irrelevant. However, even if you will never need to know the slope of an eighty degree angle or the meaning of assiduity, school does discipline us to finish a job we started and know that hard work pays off. So no matter how you look at it, aca- demics are worth the effort, or at least they're worth the credit. With Mike RemIey's help, finishing his wood project is made easier for Marty Varra. Getting it right takes time as Carol Couzens prepares lasagna for home ec. 26 Academics Are More Than Just A Credit

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1 School is more than rust a place to get an education for Lorne Jamison Crystal Alderter and Bob Durand. A Cure For Boredom -lilo-odlingl-las lts 'blade ln English and Art Hours of grueling lectures, pages of scrawled notes, essays on literary art- ists . .. lt's all part ofthe English otass experience and no student graduates a student survive? Ob- in the classes of Mrs. and RJ. and you'll catch sev- doodling. t when l'm bored. Class doesn't hold my attention, so l have to for a the a n find LHS and are and I , W N -NM '.,.' 1 X i - ,. ii ....N Ly: Pen and ink drawings are part of the fun in drawing class for Melissa Castor 7