Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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,S X.L, .. .. K EdiTor . . . FaculTy . . Sporfs .... AcTiviTies .. STudenT Life Ads ...... PhoTography N-Q ArT ....... Adviser . . . PaTTi Hawkins Types copy for STudenT Life Division. Classes .... CHALLENGE IS ....... Mary Johnson . . . . . KaThie Hammond Mike Norris, Chip Mills Jan Jensen . . . PaTTi Hawkins . . . . . Eric Jones .. Mary Flanagan . . . . . . David Anderson ...... Joan Van PaTTer Miss RiTa Van Pevenage W , ,Y , -14... - a'rr rrrr 2 iiiiil 1 iivs. s ww , KaThy Klopf and KaThie Hammond Team up on The Faculfy Division. Mary Johnson, Legend EdiTor 1:4- .J-P 122 so if az., , ,,., M, W J., Before a deadline, The Legend sTaTT is busy cropping, planning, and vvrifing copy.

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N? W- ,,,,h ' 1' rs-...wmcgr Donna Coleman lisTens aTTenTively, as Mr. Croasdill lecfures. .jf Jan Lehmann carefully inferviews Margie Allen for The Ledger. -. T 'J W 444 'np pp, -vm 1 'T 'HMV' ,, H -nc ...z mn -1, vs wwguvm' , + - ---1 , H :ti an W v-li Q- V ww no is any '-2 VN is cl ls., LAKES LEDGER- ThroughouT The year The Lakes Ledger served as The voice of The sTudenTs. WheTher iT was To announce an upcoming dance or proTesT a cerTain subiecT, The Ledger sTaff was always on The scene. This year The sTaff consisTed of firsT, second and Third year sTudenTs. While The main posiTions were held by The advanced sTudenTs, The begin- ners offered many promising sTories. Under The direcTion of Mr. Charles Croasdill, The sTaff pub- lished The paper Twice each monTh. The final days ofTen found many sTudenTs Taking picTures, in- Terviewing, wrifing arTicles, and edifing for The upcoming deadline One of The main highlighTs of The year was a combined paper published by boTh Lakes and Clover Park. K . NT'N.V 'vgxi' '-rw ,, ,f 'A ' T x D I V X llkll il h ST ' 'H 'T' R. ' i l 'f i f! ' ,, W T T gy V 5 : L 'Meri ir Q' iig .,s. T, ,T 3 ,,: v . WV L 5 It ,Q ,- Q rxhfsjv :v'7.:,, 5111? xy: ' J ' 65 Q L T F 2: Q . nr , ,T 1 T T T V T' A qv rs'r 'f I , H' ' 5 ' ,ll - , 2 if c,y:,,c llll L ' lii M ,-is ' SporTs EdiTors Bruce Egly and Roy Sooman confer on a sTory. fs, 4 N T .hu r gg m ga 'W ! 9 4' ff . 2 , , ' .T-.LW -:vw 1 T. wf k f . ccii , .., kkwkkirkg, T' ., Ridge K W W I . any ,ne 'C ff LEDGER STAFF KaThy l-legTvedT, Jan Lehmann, Soo Hansen, Tom Ries, Bruce Egly, Donna Coleman, Jeff Wolcofr, Jessy Nyemasfer, Mr Croasdill, adviser. 4