Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Linda Ernest, Judy Voges, Jan Hamilton, and Diane Rarey concentrate on their Maureen Evans, Jan Hamilton, and maj orette Sharon Stanfield perform at a home routine for a half-time performance. basketball game. DRILL TEAM Knceling: Mary Robison, Co-captain, Cindee Stevick, Captain Row 1: Terry Spielman, Sophomore Rep., Kathy Fink, Junior Rep., Kathy Slaughter, Senior Rep, Marsha Woodruff, Karen Meeks, Georgia Gibson, Kathy Killam, Bernadette Margin, Robin Shultz, Donna Manuel, Barbara Hemminger, Lena Murphy, Marsha Vikstrom Row 2: Cindy Reinsvold, Rebecca Pugliese, Kathy Stoffel, Kris Kittredge, Stephanie Margin, Maureen Evans, Denise Ray, Sue Mocorro, Sue Hamilton, Linda Ernest, Sue Addaman Row 3: Sue Dodds, Cindy Hutterman,Jeanette Anderson, Peggy Morin, Glenna McKasson, Arnetta Farrow, Linda Anderson, Maryjelinek, Ivy Murphy, Krista Wetherholt, Deborah Gardner, Kathy Hansen, Kathy O,Shaughnessy, Diane Rarey,Jan Hamilton

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Pep Club helped to bring ab ut the necessary school spirit that Lakes needed. The members painted signs that encouraged our athletes and sold various buttons that students wore to show their support of the teams. At athletic events, the Pep Club generated excitement and a spirit to win. Bob Sherrill uses his artistic talent as a Pep Club iipaint-in to shn his support Karen Gimse and Sue Addaman work together on a poster while Kathy Sorich for the Lancers. strikes out on her own. lie McLaughlin, Lisa Tucker, Sue Meyers, and Patty Nehl promote spirit as they participate in the Pep Club skit during the Federal W pep assemblyi

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Terry Spielman, Krista Wetherholt, Cindee Stevick, and Lynn Patrick do their routine to TtKemosabe. Many hours of practice resulted in precision and perfection in marching routines. Juniors Becky Pugliese, Pat Reinsvold, and Kathy Stoffel demonstrate the variety v in Drill Team rbutines. DRILL TEAM MARCHES ON Marching t0 the brisk beat of the band drum were the smiling faces of the Lakes Drill Team. The girls exhibited skill in marching and talent in dance routines. Though not always perfect, the girls managed to grin at their mistakes and entertain the half-time crowds. The positions of captain and co-captain changed hands during the course of the year. Due to a leg injury Lynn Patrick was forced to give up her position as captain. Cindee Stevick moved into the role and Mary Robison took over the job of co- captain. Under such able leadership, the Drill Team sponsored the annual T010. The theme of the dance was the TTGardens of Atlantis? Profits from the dance were badly needed to pay off debts for uniforms and to Obtain funds for articles such as pompons used to highlight dance routines. One of the most well-reeeived half time programs of the year was the Senior March. The dance routine was to TTHawaii 5-0TT, performed by the senior members of the Drill Team. The girls rounded out the year by marching in the Daffodil Parade in April. Lancerettes come onto the floor to provide half-time entertainment