Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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RED CRGSS CLUB ASSIS S FRONT ROW: Bill Penoyar. ROW 2: Sherry Duffy, Debbie Turkington. ROW 3: Kris Hirschman, Sue Frankl, Linda Lipp. ROW 4: De De Finlayson, Rickie Ramsperger. Knowledge is partially gained through experiences. One of Man's greatest assets is the ability to communicate and help others. The service clubs have shown these characteristics through their service to Lakes and to the community. The Red Cross Club has been involved in sending supplies to the school in India. They have also made life brighter forthe patients of Madigan by their visits. Stimulation of the mind is one of Chess Clubs greatest Achievements. Even though their service is not outward, the experiences gained through each match will help shape each individual. Deca, in conjunction with their studies of Modern Marketing, has operated the book store. During the year, they attended a conference in Yakima and businesses in the area. The library has often been considered a Book of Knowledge . The library assistants have created this atmosphere of learning through efficiency, dependability, and aid. Each club has contributed services to Lakes. During this time of helping others, every member has gained valuable knowledge through these experiences. CHESS CLUB CGNCENTR TE FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: Gary Martindale, Bob Hanil, Reginald Fujimoto, Glenn Koshiyama, Manuel Navarro, Scott Draughon, Kim Kruger, Bill Lehman, Jim Pearson, Paul Benson. V124 get Reginald Fujimoto and Jim Pearson contemplate their next moves.

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VOLU TEENS NCGURAGI The Volunteen program at Lakes is designed for social rehabilitation. The students who volunteer their time at Western State Hospital devote several hours each week to working with the patients, and preparing them for active community life. Mrs. Voelker, assisted by Mrs. Duras, is the present advisor for the organization. The officers are Belinda Woodlief, President, Karen McGlashan, Vice President, and Vicki Atchison, Secretary-Historian. This work has proved to be a rewarding challenge to those who have participated in it. VOLUNTEENS - FRONT ROW: Ruth Williamson, Bonnita Ward, Sherri Woods, Arta Bowman, Carol Gottas, Janet Loverin, Francis McCarty, Ronnie Timm, Tony Cormier, Dave West. ROW 2: Melissa Gahms, Joan Ready, Chris Johnson, Becky Lyon, Dawana Ferguson, Linda Nelson, Bob Coleman, Dyre Fudge, Dawn Griffin, Belinda Woodlief, Connie Parr, Linda Geissler. ROW 3: Evalani Yockman, Jill Takarczyk, Vicki Atchison, Kathy Kinvllle, Patty Wilson, Becky Killebrew, Kathy Connelly, Frannie Webster, Chico Thomas. ROW 4: Helen Palumbarit, Chris Bailey, Marlene Korsmo, Elaine Wilson, Wilma Fichelberger, Jan Lehman, Kit Hunt, Doris Henley, Lora Schlichting, Toni Folson, Cindy Flanagan, Debbie Baker. Belinda Woodlief, Vicki Atchison, and Karen McGIashan enjoy talking to the patients at Western State Hospital.

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.f..Ql.f?09 . US' DECCA CLUB LEAR S BUSIN S Consumer Credit? . W i J Q L , ,J -it 1-w ff, 5 ' C W, - , S FRONT ROW: Cynthia Harris, Tina Bray, Kathy McColley, Barbara Abshier, Julie Simpson, Alexa Marcheselli. ROW 2: John Dalessio, Leslie Kincade, Bayano Anijo, Kay Schmidt, Patti Bailey, Denise Walsh, Rick Klemans, Tim Taylor, Mr. Fields. 'W' ,L FRONT ROW: Dawana Ferguson, Barbara Abshier, Toni Folson, Linda Joseph, Jeanne Rasmussen, Michelle Cobey, Heidie Gilbert, Peggy Austin, Crystal Coy. ROW 2: Rickie Ramsperger, Linda Burke, Susan Clarke, Jeri Morgan, Mrs. Willis.