Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Senior Boll Reflects 0ld South l Entering the Ball, Mary Flanagan and her date pick up their Jrogram. K, if Karen Stokes and Tom Rose enter through the rose arbor. This year the Senior Class of 1968 chose as the theme of the traditional Senior Ball, Gone with the Wind. lVlembers of the senior class spent many long hours in preparation for this long awaited event. For the only formal dance of the year, couples were adorned in long flowing formals and snappy tuxedos. Couples entered through a rose arbor which brought them into the Southern Plantation's garden of music and dance. ln the center of the floor a gazebo provided a setting for small talk while couples enjoyed their refreshments. Other decorations includ- ed brightly colored peacocks, a garden fountain, magnolia trees, and an old-fashioned surry which provided the backdrop for the couples memorable pictures of the dance. lVlidway through the dance came the long awaited Queen's Coronation. This year the senior class chose to elect a king as well as the queen and two attendants. This honor fell upon Ed Drummond, and Peggy Nedved was chosen as queen. Attendants were Christi Johoson and Robin Savage. R. rw 7 'im Heels and long formals didn't stop the girls from enjoyi fast dances with their dates.

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LAKES GREETS VISITING GUESTS This year The school calendar aT Lakes was doTTed wiTh many special assemblies ThaT broughT enTerTainmenT and culTure To The sTudenT body. The firsT assembly presenTed was a concerT given by The SeaTTle Symphony. STudenTs shouTed Bravo in praise of Their excellenT performance. For The VeTeran's Day assembly We were forTunaTe To hear Bob RoberTs speak on The im- porTance of our generaTion's role in The fuTure of our counTry. And once again Lakes had The pleasure of greeTing Mr. Charles King, who de- lighTed The sTudenTs wiTh various Negro spiriTuals and group singalongs. The second semesTer broughT many more honored guesTs. Musically, The Pacific LuTheran UniversiTy Choir and The UniversiTy of Oregon Band performed. Also Two separaTe assemblies were held, a karaTe demonsTraTion for The boys and a fashion show for The girls. The highlighT of The year was a Law Day as- sembly vvhere The Supreme courT was convened in The Lakes Gym, and The sTudenTs were able To observe The naTuralizaTion ceremony. -J 1 2 :gig mi Q I f s s 3 I is IJ rf S x ,ssl K , Y vs Utsiifsifi' . ...lf 4. . is 5 ew in A :Tis L W iw? -'T' 1 as , Q il 1 S. iff Lakes orchesTra sTudenTs ask auesfions of SeaTTle Sym- phony members. . Charles King capTivaTed The Lakes STudenT Body wiTh his various singalongs. The SeaTTle Symphony