Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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l s TFP! 1 T Mrs. Leonela Rich Spanish ART SHOWS Miss Kathryn Arger January and The second during The TirsT of Feb- French, English ruary. The TirsT show included original prinTs by The Bruk group of revoluTionary pciinTers and The second display included exomples from The works of The vorious isrns. T sa Mr. James Peterson Mrs. Bonnie Rediske French Spanish

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O - P' ,E if rf- , fv,',! ' V . ' if - CULTURE IN G 4 f aff Q G G if f ff .if -1- is ir' wg -f f fit 5,9 f? 'if' L' 5 Sfi ,L1,, lg ' 5 Mr. William Schmidt Mrs. Bertl Werny German Department Chairman German gf alwj' ,,,ts.ul 1 f Mrs. Werny exhibits her talent with puppets. lx if i fy 1 'N I Mr. Schmidt at the controls ofthe language lab. As head of the Language Department, Mr. Schmidt has worked very hard in order to increase cultural interest in the department. He arranged for a two-week German Art Exhibition to be shown at Lakes. The show was divided into two parts, the first being displayed during the first of A s l ll l Mr. Fred Wolf German

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Mr. Robert Peterson Social Studies Department Chairman Mr. Kelly Micera Social Studies Er 'fr5,ig:11gp fLj Students find understanding through discussions. BASIS OF lIFE Twice weekly, students taking U. S. History meet in the classatorium to take part in an inter- esting lecture presented to them by the history teachers and guest speakers. While the history students are studying the past, the Contemporary Affairs classes are more concerned with the problems of today. They study world problems, different countries, and modern day social worries. Gther social studies classes offered to the stu- dents are Economic Geography, World History, and Political Thought. ii-fi l Mrs. Wanda Nadal Social Studies Contemporary Affairs holds Roy Sooman's interest.