Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Mrs. Birdene Peterson LIBRARIANS In order To meet school needs The librarians have been insTiTuTing new and beTTer ideas of service. They feel That serving The faculTy and sTu- denTs is The mosT innporTanT aspecT of all school libraries. By adding This new sysrem or service To their regular library work, we can see ThaT here aT Lakes we have fine, willing, and able librarians. Librarian 1+ T Mrs. Margaret Willis Assistant Librarian 1? 1 -T-T is vsr' we in ......,-umm Mr. Donald Smith Mrs. Lora Polcyn Librarian Library Clerk

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Mrs. Helen Sooman Business Education, English Miss Rita Van Pevenage Business Education - Yearbook S Mr. John Fields Distributive Education CHALLENGE There is always something going on in the journalism classes. Always a deadline to meet, always a picture to get, and always the constant rush and pressure to get these things done on time. The Legend headed by Miss Van Pevenage, and The Ledger headed by Mr. Croasdill, prove to be very challenging and rewarding courses en- ioyed by all who take them. 'MW .....,-.luv UE ADI. IN K ' C00 N T8 Mr. Croasdill explains a iournalism procedure to Donna Coleman. V. 3 Q S. L .ml-f'Hl'.l'.E'3 l.li.l K llfl- Mr. Charles Croasdill Journalism

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We I .1 eg Mrs. Dorothy McDevitt, R.N. , , School Nurse Sue Frankl asks Mrs. Hagen for some advice OFFERING RFlIFF FOR lllNESSFS Aided by The girls giving up Their sTudy halls, The Health Center aT Lakes has been operated by Two very able nurses, Mrs. McDeviTT, and Mrs. Hagen. They have served The sTudenTs aT Lakes in an important capacity, offering relief of illness and injuries. - Even Mr. Mann finds a use Tor the HealTh Center. Mrs. Margaret Hagen, L.P.N Assistant School Nurse