Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Spirited Or anizations Unif Lakes Hi h The past year, Pep Club participated in many projects to increase involvement in school activities. They hoped to unify and increase support from the student body. Football season once again was a busy time for Pep Club. Some girls served as Guardian Angels for members of the foot- ball team. They stayed after school making signs to put on lockers, and were busy bak- ing 4'goodies on Thursday nights. Pep Club also sponsored a Powder Puff football game. Much hard work was put into weeks of prac- tice in preparation for the game. Basketball statisticians were another en- thusiastic group of girls. This devoted group was present at all Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball games. They kept records of the players statistics which included rebounds, assists, and free-throws. These were sent into league statisticians who returned the results every three weeks. These organizations were an important part of life at Lakes. Through their loyal support of various athletic teams, they helped to encourage school spirit. PEP CLUB: FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT: Deborah Walker, Mardi Price, Teresa Chavez. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Stephens, Lori Aldrich, Patricia Fulcher, Lisa Magaway, Leeann Hutchinson, Kornelia Scavella, Virginia Bermudez, Sharri Hoggatt, Cynthia Tabor. THIRD ROW: Rosa Watson, Cheryl Gipson, Lorraine Wilburn, Mary Critchlield, Pam Herbel, Sandy I-levner, Martha Hollmann, Viola Kimmel, Becky Beauchamp, Emily Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: Sheri Finch, Lisa Harris, Cynthia Newsom, Wanda Brown, Bridgett Cunningham, Angelica Farrell, Chris Con- selman, Sibyl Ashman, Theresa Howman, Lisa Fleming, Adviser Mrs. Ferdaszewski. Organizations-57

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LAKES I-HGH sc:Hool W X fp '11 X e -.. ,K Mn Y Q, in 1 I an, 1 W ' liz. in --tv I '77 T' V- mty Makes For Fantastlc Cheerstaff Mix in one cup of fun, eight cups of pep, and a dash of authority. This was the recipe Mrs. Miller seemed to have fol- lowed during the past year while guiding the varsity cheerstaff to one of their better years. All varieties of fund raising activities were planned as well as workshops. The girls sold camations and candy canes dur- ing the Christmas holiday season. Also, they attended several workshops. One such workshop was for helping junior high cheerleaders with their routines. About 100 peppyjunior high girls showed up to watch the Lakes Cheerstaff show them how it's done. They also attended a workshop at the Kingdome. Mrs. Miller was enthused at how well the year went and loved working with all the girls. She stated, We are all like one big family, we get along really well? l. Lorrane Ready. 2. Nina Bjornstal. 3. Patricia Ful- cher. 4. Trudy Kittrell. 5. Venita Lang. 6. Diana Van Buskirk. 7. Elaine lwamoto. 8. Lisa Magaway. Organizations-59