Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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F' .x X, Wir--1 y, ' Industrial Arts Are Expandin New Ideas 5 The Industrial Arts Department was definitely an asset to the students. In leaming skills such as Architecture, Met- als, Small Gas Engine Repairs, and Tech- nical Drawing, students gained job quali- fications and self satisfaction. In taking these classes students learned skills in home repair and maintenance as well as those needed on the job and in technical training. Students were able to take classes which helped them learn skills they could use on thejob orjust around their homes, These classes gave students experience and the satisfaction of knowing how to build things out of wood, repair parts, and to create new items. Mr. Delmonte stated, I enjoy teaching students how to fix engines. l. Mrs. Barbara Scanlan, 2. Mrs. Frances Huff, Home Economics Depanment Coordinator, FHA Advisor. 3. Mrs. Susan Miller, Cheerleader Advisor, FHA Advisor. 4. Mr. Virgil Sams. 5. Mr. Robert Wemer, Sophomore Football, .IV Baseball Coach 6. Mr. Roger Tag, Sound and Lighting Crew Advisor: Mr. Jack Rothenberg, Department Coordinator, 7. Mr. Robert Studabakerg Mr. Douglas Delmonte. Faculty-1 17

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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

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Librarians Working To Build Book Collection The expansion and new additions gave Lakes High School library prominence and grandeur. The 79-80 year provided students with greater opportunities and a peaceful environment. The Lakes High library staff was work- ing to build a book collection that re- flected the curriculum. The book collec- tion reflected on what the students of Lakes High were studying in their classes. The librarians of Lakes were working on goals toward next year to better the li- brary. Along with more than capable staff, Lakes had one of the better equipped libraries in the state. l. Mrs. Lore Polcyn. Mr. Don Smith, Mr. Dale Keith, Mrs. Margaret Willis. 2. Mrs, Ardath Either. If ' 3. In the Library, Allen Shaw demonstrates Karate. 4. Mr. James Burton. 5. Mr. Dean Scharer. 6. Mrs. Kathleen Buchholz. 7. Mrs. Karen Ferdaszewski. 'WL 5, l 18-Faculty