Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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OF STUDENT IDEAS Linking sTudenT ideois wiTh The oidminisTroTion is The duTy of sTudenT governmenT. Thus vvos for This yec1r's sTudenT council. Led by PresidenT Ed Drummond, The sTudenT council goT off To oi suc- cessful sTorT in promoTing school spiriT ond sTudenT po1rTicipoTion. CLASS PRESIDENTS Ward Dunn, Bob Seeley, George Adams. Highlighf of The yeor wos The mcigozine sub- scripTion sole. Mogozine subscripTions were sold To The sTudenTs' Tomilies. The money, Sl ,OOO, wenT Tovvords The building of oi school under The sponsorship ofthe Pecice Corps. if Peggy Nedved - ASB SECRETARY if CLASS SENATORS Jon Winfer, Chip Mills, Jim Bloine, KciThy Slaughter, Lcxrry SIoTnick.

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3 2 x l l 1 ED DRUMMOND - ASB PRESIDENT . ,,L. STUDENT COUNCIL-VOICE LESLIE MucKENZIE - VICE-PRESIDENT f fvi I ' if l , i ..STT.. im gs E STUDENT COUNCIL Left 'ro Right Kofhy Sloughfer, Jon Winter, George Adoms, Peggy Nedved, Ed Drummond, Leslie MacKenzie, Jim Bloine Chip Mills. Standing: Lorry Slofnick, Word Dunn, Bob Seeley. A :I 55

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T10 Q Dan Stedman and Bill Atkins show enthusiasm in their work while decorating forthe traditional Clover Park, Lakes game. PEP CLUB Pep Club has been one of the most dedicated of all The organizations at Lakes. Their purpose- To promote school spirit, enthusiasm, and loyalty Toward Lakes-has been fulfilled after many long hours of work. Led by Dan Stedman, as President, many students were found every Thursday night before a game making signs, locker posters, and pep ribbons. Fridays found many students selling ribbons and decorating goal posts for The up- coming victory. Through Their efforts, many feel Pep Club greatly contributed in This successful year of sports aT Lakes. 99 PEP CLUB Row l: Martha Noid, Claudia Bucklew, Yolly lrigon, Sandy Davis, Denise Bombardier, Dan Stedman, Keith Long, Glenna McKasson, Miss Arger ladviserl, lda Crisostomo, Wanda Piety. Row 2: Lynn Fitzpatrick, Laura Oates, Janetta Blair, Gayle Cottrell, Sue Weir, Gaye Treff, Carol Gottas, Ginny Dodds, Patty Hoppa, Carmen Suarze. Row 3: Sharon Evanger, Rita Hulbert, Teresa Miles, Diane Foulkes, Cindy Johnson, Sally Smith, Valerie Skala, Deena White, Sue Dickerson, Paula Hamilton, Karen Tilton, Lois. Evans, Cindee Stevick, Bill Esmire, Carla Hulbert, Joanne Tyo. Row 4: Sandy Chrisman, Bob Chamblee, Cory Schaetzel, Jan Kirkham, Mariann Sorich, Linda Lipp, Jan Winter, Bob Hunter, Kathy Hemion, Linda Boyce, Demarie Fellows, Daphne Smith, Ami Berman, Susie Koski, Pat Holloway, Kathy Slaughter. Row 5: Bill Atkins, Jeff Wolcott, Sandy Angerman, Charles Green, Jim Hammond, Dorothy Kippie, Gary Lewis, Bruce Baxter, Lyle Attebery, Bruce Campbell, Jim Boyce, Lloyd Johnson, Ken Dahlberg, Leif Andersen, Dave Tucker. -ni-KVNT' Spirited members are using mass' production in their efforts to promote school spirit. Although it's more confusing, it's fa ste r.