Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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i C siiiifiet fun - 1 A-3' . 5 -f -,ft ' 'li Q4 i f,.'x if .a'::If,l 1 1 I A ' ,N Ga Dazzlin Costumes Add A Bit Of Pizaz You don,t fool with Mother Nature could have been the poster beginning the '79-'80 Homecoming, The theme, Weather was reflected throughout the activities performed by the Drill Team. Miss Gilson, the Advisor, came out as Mother Nature to introduce the condi- tions about to come upon the Lakes Gym. The 3 conditions were snow, rain, and sun. The members wore dazzling costumes which gave their performance a bit of pi- zaz. Costumes consisted of white satin tu- xedos with canes, blue satin dresses with lightning bolts on the front, and yellow jumpsuits with rainbows on the front. To top off the exciting evening, Home- coming court was announced during the dance afterwards. Lance Ross and Debbie Mellom were crowned as King and Queen. Jim Tomlinson and Brenda Fig- ueroa as Prince and Princess, and Clyde .lex and Lori Murray as Duke and Duch- ess. l. HOMECOMING COURT: LEFT TO RIGHT: King Lance Ross, Queen Debbie Mellom, Duke Clyde Jex, Duchess Lori Murray, Prince Jim Tom- linson. Princess Brenda Figueroa. 2. Senior Christi Betzendorfer and others give their all during the sun portion of Homecoming. 3. Sophomore members shine on in their routine. 4. Line up and be known says Drill Team members. 5. Alumni Sing along, 6. Drill Team and alumni high step during alma mater. l98-Student Events ll' New

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FALL PLAY CAST MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT Greg Reed Wendy Custance Becky Torvend, Bill Brochtrup, Cheryl White, Tom Busybod Intervenes And Saves The Da The curtain opened and on the stage was a lifeless body and Mrs. Piper, a somewhat giddy cleaning lady. This was how the opening scene of the fall play Busybody began. The curtain-raiser was a comical whodunit by Jack Pop- plewell. The humor mounted when Mrs. Piper called the police to report the murder of her employer. When Detective Superin- tendent Baxter appeared, the body had disappeared. Thus, not only did the Su- perintendent have a murder on his hands, but also a bodiless murder. But along with Mrs. Piper's assistance the case was solved and the murderer revealed. The play was a job well done by the l l member cast under the direction of Mrs. Mary Kay Flint and assistant to the direc- tor, Liz Hoffman. Excellent work was also done by the 35 member production crew. Student Events-197

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