Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Talented Club Insplres Dramatle Students Lakes' Drama Club was an organiza- tion in which talented students came to- gether to participate in many different things with drama and also fund raising. One purpose for the fund raising was to earn enough money to help some mem- bers attend The International Conference. Some of the activities were doughnut sales, recycling aluminum cans, and the Halloween Makeup Boutique at the Villa Plaza. Thespian Troupe 2400 attended the state Thespian Conference in Wenatchee during the fall. At the conference, mem- bers presented the Thespian Invitational Ceremony. Because of their great perfor- mance, the troupe received an invitation to perform at the International Confer- ence in Muncie, Indiana. For the first time in Lakes' history, one member from the troupe, Mark Kleckner, was elected a state ofticerg Publicity Offi- cer. All in all the Drama Club had a very rewarding year. DRAMA CLUB: FIRST ROWQ LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Bazemore Bryan Beasley Reanne Aldridge Carol Fox Terri Brmkmeyer Jill Roscoe SECOND ROW: Sandra Shenkle, Patricia St Clair James Doblestem Amy Wriggle Lea Fields Dee Dee Haslegrove Sonja Wilp THIRD ROW: Patricia Hamilton, Pattie Myers, Elizabeth Hoffman Tom McElltgott Terri Rush FOURTH ROW Sandra Brown Daniel Gapsh Tony Servems, Mary Kleckner, Toni Rush, Lizabeth Senko FIFTH ROW Kurt Olson Cheryl White Janet Terhune Wendy Custance Rebecca Tor veno, Bill Brochtrup. 68-Organizations

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Deadlines The Curse Of Yearbook taffers l don't want to hear any excuses, your layouts had better be in on time! This was a familiar sound heard by the Legend staff during the 1979-'80 school year. The person behind the statement was Monica Gibson, the yearbook editor. Deadlines were quite difficult to meet during the year for one thing or anotherg primarily the difficulty of acquiring supplies from the photography studio, and in one in- stance, the unexpected vacation due to the abundance of snow which fell during the month of January. The class attitude was great overallf, stated Mr. Michael Gama, the Legend advisor. He went on to say that the atti- tudc of most of the staff was what got the yearbook completed because many of the staff members had good attitudes about working hard. The hard work and extra time was concentrated on picture taking, developing, writing, typing, proofreading, and finalizing layouts to be sent to the printers in Pasco, Washington. Thus an- other Legend was created. The majority of the staff members agreed that they enjoyed working on the yearbook and would work on it again de- spite the deadline obstacles. 70-Organizations .Q W' Q1 Y.95'7f!',y