Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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On March 12, the Student Government of Lakes took a trip to the State Legislature. When the students arrived, State Representative Helmut Jueling spoke on legislative procedure. After his talk, the students sat in on a session of the House of Representatives. The group ate lunch on the lawn and then proceeded to the Rotunda to hear Governor Evans. The Governor spoke to the visiting schools on topics of current interest, and answered several questions which were asked him by the youthful audience. The student representatives were given the opportunity to explore the Capitol and various other buildings in the area. The trip proved to be very informative on the efficiency of our state government. Future voters saw how legislative time and tax money are used. TUDE T GOVER ME TAK t A TRIP

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A New Hope Singer solos. The New Hope Singers entertain a captivated crowd with their version of Born Free. ASSEMBLIE E JGYED BY ALL Again this year, the Lakes calendar held special assemblies to entertain and to educate the students. Early in the year, Tex Yearout came to Lakes to talk to the students about teenage problems. In a stimulating speech, he answered many unanswered questions . The New Hope Singers presented a musical assembly enjoyed by all. Their music consisted of both contemporary songs and all time favorites. The Seattle Symphony came once again to Lakes and gave an excellent performance. Bernadette Margin, a Lakes violinist, was selected to play in one of their numbers. Odd Bjerke presented a film Castles in the Snow in which he and his wife climbed Mt. Hood. The purpose of the film was to inform the students on winter survival. Sophomores look on as the Seattle Symphony prepares another number. EX Y6af0a1f SPGBKS to 2 PSYCh0l0gY CIBSS afief is assem y.

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LL-SCHOOL TWELVE ANGRY JURORS was presented at Lakes, March 27, 28 and 29 for the enjoyment of students and the public. The actors, all students at Lakes did a superb job in presenting the play. They brought to life the heated arguments and short tempers derived from a trial which proved to be more involved than the jurors had expected. TWELVE ANGRY JURORS was the first serious play presented by Lakes. ln the past, Lakes has leaned toward lighter dramatic presentations. The murder was done like this. PRI G PLAY All right, who did it? You have a grave responsibility ..............,..,..