Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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T ' e i 1 . i . r'..' J AL , A . A J I 1 , ,QUQLQ 1 me I N i r . , dancing aT The Tolo. Cindy Jenkins adds a Iasf Touch To The Cheshire ATTenTive couples watch The Queen's CaT. Dance. - T' ,Iii gf. .1-Z5 T 5 f s ' Y J or ,T 1 -wi - 'W Be1Ty Frierson anol KaThy Hegtvedf prepare Tor The an- Happy in Their royal appoinTmenT, Tolo King and Queen nouncemenT of The Tolo court Al Kariya and Peggy Neolveol smile Tor The camera. 5 Q. X ' fn 'T Tolo Court: Seve Bowman, John Phipps, Al Kariya, Peggy Ne-aved, PaT Hallovvay and Marianne Sorich. 1 ,,,,.4 ', ,v 'wwf fi

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i - 4 . fs x . , H .Q as - Si 5 rl Drill Team members working hard on BeTTy Frierson and KaThy l-legTvedT rush To com- Couples enioy Tolo. pleTe Alice. is l f ' r r 3 ,ll . -A w 4 .q I ll . I-' ETP lll , I ii 'A ' ' in . wil l lll 'T . yd I .-,. , -. . - le,l T llll A if T up ' 'T 5 s 4 lllee .9-fps? f ji-hi T , ig? EH.. K , ,L T' is . . fs .us . is T . Ts if-if 15? Y ir- . ws' -r. we -- ar! Essie Lopez enTers Wonderland Through The Tree ThaT served as The rabbiT hole. Terry FingerooT and daTe dance To music played by The Smiling CasTle band. John Phipps walks down The aisle Tormed by onlookers To accepT his award. WONDERLAND IS THEME FOR T0l0 A MysTical Evening ln Wonderland seT The mood Tor The T968 Tolo. Couples enTered Through a giganTic Tree Trunk symbolizing Alice's Tall down The rabbiT hole. A red sTrob lighT gave The eTTecT of Talling and voices of Alice and various Wonderland characTers could be heard. OTher decoraTions included huge smiling flowers, The cheerful Cheshire CaT, an eighT-TooT Tall Alice, made of paper mache, and a monsTrous smoking caTerpillar resTing on a mushroom. The Throne was emphasized by a red carpeT edged wiTh Topary Trees and Two card men as guards of The garden. Chosen To rule over The Tolo were King Al Kariya, Queen Peggy Nedved, Prince John Phipps, Princess Marianne Sorich, Duke STeve Bowman, and Duchess PaT Holloway. The Smiling CasTle provided music Tor The dancers and reTreshmenTs were served Trom an enormous TeakeTTle. Two-hundred couples aTTended The TuncTion and a wonderful Time was shared by all.

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rL,.:l A,,L,::,i. , . . ,ff gf 5 'TTT Kem Behr1eTTprepdres his hydro plone Tor disploy OIT Arfdsio. ArTousio shovvcdse Tilled vviTh RECOGNITION OF TALENT The morTTh of Moy is oi long-oivvdiTed Time Tor moriy sTudehTs of Ldkes. IT is Then ThciT ArTosid, ci TesTivc1l oT oirTs, is presemed. Here The sTudehTs dre giveh ci chdrice To displdy Their creoTive eT- TorTs before The public in The form OT pdiriTihg, sculpTure, iridusTrioll olrTs, music, cmd home eco- nomics. Every yeor Two scholdrships, The Kivvdnis ArT Avvcird cmd The ArT Club Avvord, dre presehT- ed To deserving sTuderiTs oT orT. Also severdl pur- choise onvvoirds by The school dre preserved. This yeoir, disploys vvere presehTed by The IrTdusTridl ArTs DepdrTmeriT, The Home Economics DepoirTmehT, cmd The ArT DepdrTmehT. The Grophic ArTs, Folk Music, GymnosTics, cmd Drdmoi Clubs oilso poirTicipoTed. X. l' Ain - . , , , , T i.i. is .- 4 , if T A '