Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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. ' 3 ,, . H J , tg 1 A if .fx bill? Afl- En lish Instructors Teach aluable Skills Many people thought English was only reading, writing, vocabulary, and gram- mar. Not so for the students at Lakes High School, they were informed of the need for communication, a necessity in life. The tools of this art were shaped by the English Department. As a result, many students arrived at school with bloodshot eyes and term papers in hand. Communication was not the only as- pect of many English courses. The ideals expressed in the works of great authors were examined and discussed. Lines of poetry were memorized and oral presen- tations were prepared. All these aspects with the guidance of incredible instructors helped prepare English students for the future. I. Mrs. Alathea Dykeman 2. Mr. Ken Dye, LHTV Advisor 3. Mis. Dona Everett, Review Advisorg Mrs. Florence Anrud, IFO Advisor 4. Mrs. Ann Jordan 5. Miss Eunice Robeck, English Department Coor- dinator 6. Mrs. Marie Scott 7. Mrs. Valerie McCreedy 8. Mr. Don Larsen, Ledger Advisor 9. Mrs. Mary Kay Flint, Drama Club Advisor. IO6-Faculty ax, ,I -id: fi,2,9:x 'aa. s . .rj-.g,, 46,8 :mfg JP

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w Nami' Me.- Nu., 4-nf. Efficient Secretaries Enhance Lakes Hi h Lakes was fortunate to have a group of hard working women as our secretaries to keep the school running smoothly. In the grade level wing offices, the Dean's secretaries: Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Wil- kinson, and Mrs. Mathews were the vital link between munselors, teachers, par- ents, and students. Mrs. Fulton could be found in the main office sewing as a direct secretary to Prin- cipal Donald Kremer. Mrs. Howard was the main office receptionist, and together, she and Mrs. Fulton worked on material script, newsletters, and could answer questions relating to school activities. Mrs. Taylor, as cashier, handled the money that passed through the student accounts office. Mrs. Tally calculated, budgeted, and recorded the school's fi- nances as the purchasing agent. Mrs. Mesler as guidance office secre- tary, and Mrs. Crutchfield and Mrs. Wil- liamson in Data Processing worked with student schedules and correspondence. Faculty- 105

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