Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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GIRLSi LETTER CLUB G.A.A. and Girlsi Letter Club are organizations for girls interested in athletics. G.A.A. participated in five activity days and hosted one of them, the basketball sportsday for all the South Puget Sound G.A.A.,s, this year. G.A.A. met two times a week for various activities including softball, basketball, badminton, track, and swimming. Points were given for participation with a special awards day which was held in the spring when letters, certificates, and pins were given out. The Girlsi Letter Club, a new organization this year, gave girls who had earned letters a common interest. Throughout the year, they worked with the Lettermenis Club and co-sponsored the Spaghetti Dinner and a dance. Sitting: Marilouise Brock, Maryjo Thompson, Sue Creaver, Jean Harper, Lynn Frederick, KarenJohnson. Standing: Cindy Mum, Lisa Tucker, Cathy Petree, Katie Mitchell, Peggy Madsen, Patti Lowe, Colleen Krueger, Maureen Connelly, Ingrid Swenson. TRIVES FOR FITNESS Row 1: Casey Cain, Janice Snyder, Katie Anderson, Cindy Stevens, Becky Ruth Digmon, Monika Fritts, Donna Murphy, Shirley Hall, Brenda Bagley, Killebrew, VicevPreS., Sandy Adams, Pres., Pam Powers, Sec, Diana Flores, Jody Andrews, Kathy Merrill, Sue Sheldon, Miss Gilson, advisor. Lisa Tucker, Jane Maxwellt Row 2: Sally Stevens, Marianne Vermillion,

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LE ARN IN G LIBRARY CLUB-Row 1: Mary Disharoon, Terry Hammer, Patti Nelson, Becky Beatty, Jeri Morgan, Pres. jackie Wansley, Vice Pres, Marcia Capps, Mrs. Willis, Adviser. p THROUGH B KS AND SCIENCE SATURDAY SCIENCE-Row 1: Rob Coleman, Doreen Goodhind, Chris Walton, Tom Mengert. Row 2: Mike Harvey, Helen Palumbarit. Row 3: Sheryl Lunstrum, Doris Mitchell, MrA Hansen, Adviser, Ann Laird, Jim Mathre. Row 4: Ron Kariya, Norm Winston, Ferdina Palumbarit, Dave Von Holt Row 5: Ted Inouye,Jim Fisher, Paul Schlichting, Steve Kozachik. 153

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LETTERMEN The Letterments Club is organized to provide service to the school and to promote spirit. Some of the activities of the year were a spirit-promoting lemon suck, helping run sporting events, and the sponsoring of a spaghetti feed. The proceeds from the spaghetti dinner went toward a scholarship fund for the outstanding senior athlete 0f the year. Lettermen,s Club officers John Hayden, Steve Games, and Steve Babbit conduct strenuous negotiations with the infamous apple machine. Row 1: Steve Hagerty, Francis DeVilla, Ken LaFleur,Jim Scott, Steve Babbit, John Haydengjohn Hartman, Steve Carnes, Greg Mills, jim Julichy Tom Mengert, George Masudat Row 2: Craig Taylor, Larry LaFleur, Jim Hemphill, Rick Walton, Kevin Clark, Dave Nedved, Terry Olson, Clint Prescott, Mark Poleyn7 Mark Arruda, Don Seeley, Pat Lumsden. Row 3: Pat Riggs, Harley Oda, Randy Payton, Gus Kuewa, Bob Sherrill, Steve Lawson, Leigh Lewis,Jay Wiley, Stan Flemming, Jeff Adams, Joe Cunningham. Row F'. Letterman Steve Carnes completes the artwork on John Hayden for the Letterments Club ttpaint-inf, 4: Clyde Monma, Pat Hendrickson, Conrad Johnsen, Fred Micera, Bill Mobley, Rich Tackett,Jeff Molgard, Al Rodreguiz, Norman Navarro, Dennis Lloyd, Darrel Dahl, Damien Davis, Skip Williams, Charlie Davis. Row 5: Mike Motko, Andy Herstrom, Chris Swan, Keith Snyder, Al Hendren, Dave Bridgeford, John VanPatter, Paul Fitzpatrick, George Plummer, Charlie Croasdill, Bill Iha, Bill Perkins.