Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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l it ,? iiit it in - z i ii Mrs. Alice Hille Receptionist Mrs. Marilyn Wilkie Study Hall A it Q ll li I1 ll ll ll In is f Mrs. Donna Doering Student Accounts T 7,,,, Wt, ..,. ,ii .k.. . Q . , .... if A 3 Q :Y ' salts' ,. ss.. 11 if we . his L 1 isjf' . y y i i 'sf .. '---. k 7 - Q, ks! My ' s ' A -7 A .. 4 sv' lgw 4 Morion Mooney, Cindy Hildreth, ond Kothi Goetz use the Junior office to cotch up on the lotest gossip, Mrs. Edith Wilcher Counselors' Assistant ea Mrs. Lora Ramsdell Junior Office 17

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v Mrs. Betty Fulton Main Office Mrs. Janis Elliott Senior Office EFFICIENT AND COMPETENT 9 Mrs. Raye Staples Junior Office , ciia X Mrs. Sharon George Sophomore Office Patience, understanding, love, and a little bit of insight make up the secretaries in the Soph- omore, Junior, and Senior offices. Though little is known of those who assist Mr. Mann in the main office and student accounts, their jobs are of equal importance. Behind their desks they keep Lakes going under the watchful eye of its prin- cipal. Mary Epperson proves to be a helpful office assistant.

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Viola Oda and Sue Koski wait patiently for Mr. Saxton. A ., . i T ti Mr. Wes Saxton A FRIEND Experience, foresight, and understanding are qualities possessed by Lakes counselors. They help us with our problems, reprimand and console us for our failures, and give praise for accomplish- ments. Although they are always watchful, their motives are not to find fault but to offer guidance when it is most needed. Their main goal is to help us become mature responsible adults. Their advice should not be thought of lightly, for under- neath, their words contain a great deal of wisdom. 'F --155 Mr. Ted Hellman Senior Counselor Sophomore Counselor Mrs. Mariorie Larsen Mrs. Ruth Rockwood Junior Counselor Sophomore Counselor