Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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CLUB PRESIDENTS Row T: Lynne Hansen, Stephanie Marvin, Eileen Reuell, Marie Bolster, Essie Lopez. Row 2: Dawn Griffin, Vera Celikkanat Arden Whittaker, Betty Frierson, Jan Winter. Row 3: Wendell Robinson, Dorothy Kippie, Marsha Kennedy, Pat Payton Maret Walton, Sharon Zabriskie, Jim Burton. Row 4: Keith Long, Dan Stedman, Ken Keiffer, Ed Roberts, Lorin Netsoh. CLUBS SHOW LEADERSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP Leadership and scholarship are two qualities found in the members of Honor Society and Coun- cil of Club Presidents. The Council of Club Presi- dents has been designed to tie the clubs at Lakes closer together. This group provided a means for clubs to exchange and create new ideas. Honor Society members have led the school academically. This club is made up of students, who for at least one semester, have acquired a 3.l7 grade point average and have continued to maintain a 3.0 average. Led by Keith Long, the club has had a busy year which included a field trip to the Tacoma Federal Court. HONOR SOCIETY Row T: Penny Higgins, Keith Long, Marie Bolster, Jan Jensen. Row 2: Judy Young, Martha Noid, Becky Moore, Janetta Blair, .loan Reilly, Mary Whiteside, Sue Lunstrum, Nanette Newell, Denise Bombardier, Sue Hemminger, Donna Coleman, Leslie Haaga, Debbie Ewald, Sue Hoyer, Stephanie Marvin. Row 3: Mary Smith, Debbie Jenkins, Lynne Hansen, Melanie Chapman, Margie Ainscough, Jody Schaaf, Patti Grimshaw, Leslie MacKenzie, Sally Smith, Jan Winter, Linda Sharp, Judy Stern, Gladys Koncek, Barbara Greenwood, Ruthann fruett, Warren Koons. Row -4: Penny Brainerd, Sherry Moody, Ray Johnston, Al Kariya, George Adams, Ken Panitz, Jim Bastien, Kathi Goetz, Arden Whittaker, Joan Van Patter, Eileen Reuell, Brenda Burt, Scott MacGougan, Wendell Robinson. Row 5: Bob Chestnut, David Oskamp, Dan Tutt, Lloyd Johnson, Booker Harrison.

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-ay. ,-. if-fi , Ng u X sf i , l x ,. ,M ' -1 ,ye-p,,., k SCOTT MacGougan lisfens affeniively To The Leslie MacKenzie quesfions Ed Drummoncl's comments. speaker. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE Row l: Darlene ,ArTis, Sallv Smiih, Robin Savage, Jan Jensen, George Adams, Marv Flanagan, Kaflfmi Goefz, Debbie Ben- ne1'f, Penny Higgins. Row 2: Cliff Russell, Al Kariya, Dan Grimslwavv, Dennis Austin, Dave Quinn, Steve Clwappuis, Tom O'NeaI, Keith Long.

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pq? DEBATE TEAM Keifh Long, Wendell Robinson, Rick Kleiner, Ed Drummond, Ross Toylor, Chris PciTernosTer, Bob ChesTnuT. IDEAS CONVEYED THROUGH RESEARCH Resolved: ThoiT Congress should esTciblish uni- form regulc1Tions governing criminoil invesTiggTion procedures. During The posT yeor This hos been The quesTion debgTed. ThroughouT The yeoir The debgTors sow o yeor of greciT progress. AIThough mony were inexperienced, They proved rigid com- peTiTion Tor The compeTing schools in The PugeT Sound Leogue. DespiTe The long hours ond hcrd work The debdTors dll considered The experience To be one never To be TorgoTTen. SciTurdoy Science, like The DeboiTe Teom, pro- vided oi mecins for sTudenTs To dvvell inTo Their in- TeresTs. Every SgTurdc1y Tound The sTudenTs experi- menTing wiTh diTTerenT science TundoirnenTcils. SATURDAY SCIENCE Row 1: Gcxry Mc1rTindole, KiTTy Hendricks, NoneTTe Newell, John Vergero, Roberf Colemon. Row 2: Tim lone, Mcirhn Collomore, Ami Bermcin, Lorin NeTsch, Mr. Honson. Row 3: Mark Von Osdel, Kim Lone Johnny Bednorczyk, Jim Boyce