Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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P.E. Classes 'il .Q ar 7 40 ' ' ...ug x O KA! X Work To Shape -:df -dw 1 5 I r tw? .,f' U Students Getting in good physical form was the goal in all physical education classes this year. From the first day, conditioning was stressed. Running, exercising, and weight lifting were the mainstays for getting in shape. In P.E., the Lakes student gradu- ally increased the pace as their bodies be- came tuned to hard, diligent workouts. Pulse rates were taken often as a device to determine the relationship of the physical output to the heart. The workouts gener- ally lasted the first ten minutes of the pe- riod, after that, team play was enforced in a variety of sports, where participation was the key ingredient to a good grade. Conditioning was a big factor in swim classes also. The swimming classes also offered water polo and water basketball. Regardless of the teacher or class head- ing, sportsmanship and team play were emphasized greatly. ...Q-xv-I- ' ' '- ,Qp ,su 51-.N-iv-mas' ' 4' I J 'Q i

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bfi ui ml an fa 1 - 1 !' . ,Ms 4. , Q .E Q . t Yiwu? -1 .vow fy Learnin Enhances With mailer Enrollment Teachers in the Special Education De- partment were pleased with the reduced enrollment compared with last year. Last year, due to the inability of Clover Park to facilitate enough students, Lakes had to take on the extra load. Smaller classes meant a more enjoyable year for the teachers and better learning atmosphere for the students. English, Social Studies, History, Math, and work experience were the courses of- fered in the special education curriculum with future job placement as the ultimate goal. The teachers in the department tried their hardest to help the students. l. Mrs. Jack Carbone. 2. Mr. Richard Gudmunson. 3. Mrs. Marlys Berg, Mrs. Ruby Burgeson, Mrs. Ja- net Mortensen. 4. Mr. Steven Thomas, Girls' Volley- ball. 5. Mr. Don McPherson, Varsity Football Coach, Department Coordinator. 6. Mr. Warren Lo- gan, Boys' Cross Country, Boys' Varsity Track. 7. Miss Virginia Gilson, Drill Team Advisor, Girls' Tennis Team Coach, Department Coordinator, Mrs. Lynette Schultz, Girls' Track Team Coach. 8. Mr. Harper Hill, Boys' Wrestling. 9. Miss Bev Hastings, Mr. Michael Stauffer, Girls' and Boys' Swim Coach, Water Polo Coach. 120-Faculty 11' 3 4

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Students Venture Into The Drlvm orld Although most students didnit look for- ward to class, Traffic Safety was an ex- ception. Their reason being that upon passing the course, students had the op- portunity to receive their long awaited driver's license. Throughout the 12-week course, the class members participated in a variety of activities. They watched films, worked on modules, practiced in simulators, and fianlly faced the challenge of driving on the road. There was also the opportunity to operate a stick-shift car. This year, as in the past, a guest speaker visited all the classes. He told the students about some rules of the road, and procedures in taking their driver's ICSL Many Lancers now have their cars on the road, through the help of such classes as Traffic Safety. ' Yau.. l22-Faculty