Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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vw' Music Is The Key Of Life At Lakes Hi h E-t. fr:- f,-31.125121 tvs, .1 k' ,rs ff? fwfr- 'L Q mf., .,. :fx i-'gf , :ll U i 'js-gnu, War AM' a Lakes High School consisted of many musically talented students this year. These people along with the help of expe- rienced instructors expanded their knowl- edge in their music interest. During the year, the music department organized and performed in many con- certs. With this in mind, the faculty keyed in on indefectable achievements, along with progression and improvement. Band, choir, orchestra, and a number of small ensembles give the students a chance to participate in the creation of harmonic music. Whereas, courses like Ear Training, Music History, and Music Theory classes helped the student acquire a better understanding of the subject. l. Mr. Ray Ho, Asian American Advisor. 2. Mrs. Jan Brown. 3. Mr. John Murphy. 4. Mr, Darryl Smith, Art Club Advisor. 5. Mr. Greg Goss, Band Director. 6. Mr, Alan Wilkie, Orchestra Director. 7. Mrs. Kathy Olson, Choir Director. Faculty- l I5

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Enthusiastic The staff of the art classes at Lakes High School this year had greatly contrib- uted to the output of quality art work and gave a chance for students to learn new techniques and proper usage. The instructors stressed, more than anything else, the importance of per- fection and quality along with creativity in the students' art pieces. Work produced included: pottery, weavings, batiks, jewelry, paintings, draw- ings, and stained glass windows. Throughout the year, students had been preparing for Artasia,'g The hard work finally paid off as the evening com- menced. Many fine art pieces were dis- played for public viewing. Various art items were sold throughout the night. Artist Strive For Perfection l LN r a-Q ll!l 'f' 3 gan-dv' l 14-Faculty s as

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Home Ee. Broadenm New S S A am The Lakes Home Economics Depart- ment gave students the opportunity to look to the future, especially in the class offerings which were Apartment Living, Career Education, and Home Economics. Helping these students was the goal of the Home Economics Department this past year. Included were some remark- able good old fashioned courses in sewing and that good old cooking. The Home Economics Department surely proved that the goal wasn't just leaming how to sew and cook but to broaden new horizons in these courses. Several teachers in the Home Econom- ics stated, That the students were willing to leam the basic ways to prepare them for the future. I 16-Faculty