Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Coach Lyn ehultz Predicts Bi Things hh 'x ,. GIRLS TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Lyn Schultz. Kristi Swope. Evelyn Taylor. Atrell Hayes, Denise Davis. Wendy Wier, Kecia Green. SECOND ROW: Lisa Thomas. Kristia Wetzel, Emily Ghilarducci, Florence Tamura. Sheila Kaskie. Sarah Sa'adah. Elizabeth Bekemeier. Annabella Kirby. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sapyta, Kristina Durbin. Jane Padukiewicz. Monika Wilcox. Lorraine Wilhurn. Robin Weinstein. Lee Hendricks, Marri Pratt, te C' , FOURTH ROW: Laurie Johnson. Anna Hollingsworth, Normaria Swillie, Janelle Hart. Carolyn MeCalla. Denise Joseph. FIFTH OW: Olivia Miles, Mgs. Monika Taylor. Teresa Hirn. exif, .. P K-. M I '- fra Q ' 4 - H ' V 'fzdg - M-- . g nf SN -.avQ.iii:N7w 9, TI ISS-Sports

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XX P.E. Provides EXCFCISC and Bullds SIQIHS This year, as always, P.E. classes pro- vided a variety of physical activities in or- der to provide exercise for the purpose of building more healthy bodies and devel- oping coordination for all students con- cerned. These activities included every- thing from the major sports of baseball and basketball to weight training, aero- bics and judo. Although some of the students who took P.E. classes participated in after school sports, the majority of them did not, so the P.E. activities provided these students with the valuable exercises that they wouldn't have gotten otherwise. P.E. classes provided students with the knowledge of physical activity that can be carried on in the future for the sake of health. l. Out ofthe park! 2. A swing and a miss. 3. Danc- ing is such fun. 4. Spring bowling? 5, Do l have to run? 6. One giant leap for exercise. 7. Boy, what a return. 8. Concentration. 9. Running is such fun, l0. Oh fudge. I missed! X . N 's ij A - all 'N-Q - xxxijws , X if 2 3 4 l90-Sports