Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Teachers Stress Learnin The Basics To most students science was a class to fill a graduation requirement, but not at Lakes. The Science Department tried to make their classes as interesting as pos- sible to the student. Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and AP Chem were some of the courses offered. The teachers stressed, more than anything, the learning of the basics for the class. The advancement of the student depended on two things, if the teacher allowed the student to con- tinue on, and if the student wished to go on. One advanced class in particular was AP Chem. This class was designed for stu- dents who wanted to continue learning about chemistry. All in all, the teachers wanted to give the students as much information about the class so that the student wouldn't have trouble later. l. Mr. Demiis Davenport, Hiking Club Advisor, Mr. Robert Nevers, Mr. Jack Doepke. 2. Mr. Vance Reeves. 3. Mr. Robert Sotak, Key Club Advisor, Hiking Club Advisor, Mr. Silas Nelson, Key Club Advisor, Science Department Coordinator. 4. Mr. Dan Roberts, FFA Advisor. 5. Mr. George Wooster. 6. Ms. Vivian Maloof 7. Mr. James Robinson, Key Club Advisor. l l0-Faculty upu lk, I . . Mg' Q-e,: Q i r 1 : . My ni Lf: H ., -M .ff .4 iiet f fl5QE1?i?fT'715:t- ..,,. .. . ,yeva - tgggz of i

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1. Social tudies Concentrates On Basics Lakes High Schoo1's Social Studies de- partment was basically concerned with putting more depth into the course of study, therefore, during the year of l979 and SO , there was a requirement of three trimesters of history, instead of the mandatory two. This year's Social Studies teachers were very concerned with the direction in which the course was leading. Interested with the intensity of the subjects, the teachers added more reports and term pa- pers to the year's agenda. The faculty was led by Mr. Robert Pe- terson, department coordinator. The teachers worked very hard to make their classes more interesting. l. Mr. Elmer Keiski, Afro-American Club, Foren- sics Advisor. 2. Mrs. Wanda Nadal. 3. Mr. Robert Hurt, Girls' Cross Country and Soccer Coach, and Teacher Aide, Miss Wales. 4. Mr. Douglas Hol- mgren, Football Assistant, Sophomore Basketball Coach, Mr. George Ghilarducci, Boys' Tennis Coach. 5. Mr. Robert Peterson, Department Coor- dinator. 6. Mr. Edward Hardenbrook, Varsity Base- ball Coach. 7. Mr. Bruce Hamilton, Football Assis- tant, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. l 12-Faculty