Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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,.,,,o' CHARGERS: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Tracy Hurley, Suzie Jones, Teri Hurley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Burton, Barney Barajas, Mark Temple, Gary Gamer, .lim Jackson, Elvin Yorkman. THIRD ROW: Beate Wilcox, Amy Abernathy, Linda Whitaker, Kathy Bitterling, Sharri Hoggatt, Paula Kobel, Sue Keeler. DECA Provides Business Opportunities -.Qi N. '44 1. fx, X lm.. The DECA program at Lakes offered an opportunity for students to compete in the business world. DECA taught the stu- dents business management, job training, and the use of various business machines, among other skills. DECA members operated Lakes book- store, The Cove . Profits made in the Cove were divided between the A.S.B. fund and DECA activities. Among other fund raisers, DECA helped run the KTAC Haunted House and had a Christmas gift wrap. Earlier this year, Tony Evans and Teri Hurley represented Lakes at the National DECA Conference in Utah. I. Barbara Glatt has a stare down contest with her cash register. Organizations-49

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BUCKS: FIRST ROW1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Roberta Ongias, Joan Berryassa, Pam Flinn, Kathy Davis, Kim Diaz, Brenda Kaiser, .lanct Buckland. SECOND ROW: Denise Ringo, Renee Watson, Brigette Bellefleur, Laurie Diaz, Lias Harris, Holly Duffy, Angela Terrill, Crystal Dixon, Patty Edmonds, Mark Waldow. THIRD ROWZ Michelle Johnson, Kathy Petty, Don Larson, .lan Howard, Dori Campbell, Monika Taylor, Carol Hogan. 1 Jw rfsriw ' . - A A V' mas.-e'Ef Q Mums 1 Y ...-y M ,x Q ,..-. , , , , .,, A , -..,4,4....e1-nwe..f..Ae....,4. , ,B , , CREDITORS: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Evans, Kurt Olson, Teresa Nesmith, Ladell Ashbaugh, SECOND ROW: Teri Hurley, Darryl Newbom, Theresa Lyons, Eric Mercer, Lorraine Wilburn, Virginia Belew, Barbara Glatt, Mary Ann Sampaga, Kim Hogan, Renee Starr, Gail Jones, Michelle Hagg, .loan Del, Kathy O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Mr. Burton. Mark Ajeto, Tina Jones, Tania Belcher, Cindy Newsom, Laura Christenson, Penny Durr, .limmy Steel. Demian Harris, Sandy Sehlipp, Manuela Minge, Neeve Gray, Amy Zamjahn. 48-Organizations

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The myriad of activities held this year demonstrated that F.H.A. was more than cooking and sewing, it was making the most out of life. The group sponsored the Daffodil Prin- cess Selection Tea and the School Board Dessert. F.H.A. was in charge of Vocational Week. It featured many awards, including the Vocational Student of the Week. Members held a Christmas workshop for foreign speaking children at Parkway Elementary School. They spent a fun- filled aftemoon teaching crafts. Eileen Evans, Connie Rick, Dina Halli- burton, and Joan Fairbanks attended a state meeting in Ellensburg, where they participated in a toy drive. The main event this year was adopting a grandmother, Ruthie Boger. Ruthie lived in the Georgian House, a home for the elderly. She had no family or friends. The girls visited her once a week. Each grew in a special way from this beautiful bridge of the communication gap. F.H.A. Adopts 4, A ik 'N I Georgian House Grandnlother u I E ii M 'NRE EM Allfg- i .. ge QNX H FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Eileen Evans, Cathy Lidik Carrie Rick SECOND ROW Sue Miller: advisor, Becky Beauchamp, Carlene Ramsey, Francis Huff: advisor. NOT PICTURED: Kristian Aker Maru Brown Joan Fairbanks Neene Gray, Dina Halliburton, Anna Hollingsworth, Joy Peck, Connie Rick, Danette Victorine. 50-Organizations I A Q