Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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USHERS CLUB Row l: Jackie Postman, Maret Walton, Kathy Hegtvedt. Row 2: Gayle Cottrell, Kristi Hirschmann, Laura Oates, Sandy Chrisman, Marcia Olson, Penny Higgins. Row 3: Jessy Nyemaster, Chris Brokaw, Gini Dodds, Kathie Hammond, Sandy Davis, Sue Hemminger, Mary Johnson. Row 4: Georgann Griffith, Jan Jensen, Dorothy Kippie, Susan Frankl, Beverly Phillips. USHER RENDER SERVICE T0 LAKES Throughout the year Ushers Club rendered service in many ways. Led by Maret Walton, as President, the twenty-five senior and junior girls ushered at concerts, plays, football games, bas- ketball games, and other special events. Their last maior function is at graduation at which tinge the iuniors and newly initiated sophomores us er. Passing out programs are Maret Walton and Kathie Laura Oates offers a program and a smile to a fellow student. Hammond.

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KEY CLUB Row l: Bill Will, Ron GuTTu, Dennis Kirby, Mark Looney, Mark DaspiT, Tren Abrahams. Row 2: Paul Egly, STeve STorclsli, STeve Banks, STeve Chappuis, STeve BoniTanT. Row 3: ArT PeTerson, Larry SloTnick, Doug McKinnon, Wayne Anderson, Jim Harris, Jeff Nickerl, Tom O'Neal, Al Kariya. DEDICATED STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE SERVICE As one of Lakes many acTive clubs, Key Club has had a very busy and challenging year. Spon- sored by The Lakewood Kiwanis Club, They have served boTh Lakes and The communiTy. Among iTs maior proiecTs, has been The spon- soring oT a canned goods drive aT Thanksgiving, assisTing aT BaskeTball games, sponsoring a ChrisTmas Tree sale, and The prinTing of The school Telephone book. ThroughouT The year, plans were made To aT- Tend The All-STaTe Key Club ConvenTion, aT which They hoped To mainTain TirsT place Tor Their scrap- book. The Parking LoT Crew also dedicaTed many hours of Their Time aT games, concerTs, and plays Trying To direcT The never ending Traffic iams. Working in all Types of weaTher, Their assisTance provided a safer and fasTer means of parking The cars. The success of The special evenTs This year was greaTly aTTribuTed To The dedicaTed srvice of These PARKING LOT cmsw Clubs' STeve Chappuis, Tony Lamb, Mike Hardin, Bob Chamblee.

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VOLUNTEENS Row l: Patti Grimshaw, Terry Beuche, Karmen Risley, Marie Bolster, Tom Ries, Diane Schaler, Charlotte Robison, Bob Hunter. Carol Gottas, Penny Baker, Ruth Williamson, Linda Hemphill, Jennifer Stewart, Debbie Turkington, Sherry Duffy, Bonita Ward, Kathi Hammond, Martha Mayberry, Leslie Bullard, Vicki McFarland, Beth Bowman, Cheryl Moody. Row 3: Mrs. Voelker, Sue Henderson, Janet Force, Chris DePew, Sherry Harding, Arnetta Farrow, Sally Lemmon, Pat Blake, Ruthann Pruett, Donna Coleman, Denise Hainse, Marise Long, Betty Smith, Kit Hunt, Terri Nolmeyer. Row 4: Jim Spielman, Mark Teague, Chris Johnson, Kathy Killam, Pat Hoppa, Janet Loyerin, Kathie Kinville, Pat Wilson, Cindy Flanagan, Linda Michel, Dave West, Ted Foshaug, Margie Allen, Doris La Fountain, Holly Schoenborn, Delores Myers, Kathy Williams, Karen McGlashan, Keith Long, Chip Mateika, Ken Dahlberg. STUDENTS LEND SERVICE T0 THOSE IN NEED New to Lakes this year has been the Red Cross Also bringing cheer and warmth to those in Club. Led by Adviser Richard Sowers, and Presi- need were the VOlUl'1'feeNS- PI'eS'OleV1T Merle dent Gwen Piety, the club's aim is to aid the Bolster and her group could be found at Western people who are in need. State Hospital lending a hand. egg RED CROSS Row la Shirley Hunter, Sue Hanson, Ruthann Pruett, Sherry Dutty, Victoria Hanson. Row 2: Debbie Turkington, Dawn Campbell, Jett Wolcott, Sue Koski, Demarie Fellows, Sue Shoemaker, Cheryl Moody.