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Secretaries Help Lancers Organize mhe Lakes secretaries provided an impor- tant but often unap- preciated service to the Lancer community. They not only process- ed paperwork, turning out giant stacks of it daily, but they always answered students' questions with a cheery smile. The secretaries at Lakes helped make the campus run smoothly, efficiently, and pleasantly. 1. Mrs. Carol Mauk 2. Mrs. Gloria Howard and Mrs. Betty Fulton 3. Mrs. Shirley Wilkinson, Mrs. Darlene Emery, and Mrs. Dorothy Mat- thews 4. Mrs. Violet Mesler and Mrs. Beverly Williamson 5. Mrs. Thelma Bratton 6. Mrs. Donna Braget 7. Mr. Gerry Taylor
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Literature a Means to the End. Ehe English depart- ment served as a source of frustration and enlightenment for weary scholars at Lakes High School. The tumult of writing and grammar confounded the sophomores as they waded through piles of homework, while their predecessors, the juniors and seniors, mourned the arrival of their latest term paper assignment. Despite the anguish, Mr. Mike Cullom still believed that literature was, the record of man 's awareness and sen- sitivity. You can not be inspired by something you are not looking at,' therefore, we need to take a closer look at life. English and literature are a means to the ends. When ques- tioned about the 1 going debate concq ing the teaching l psychology in English class, A Cullom retorted, seem to detati knowledge instead letting it slop over. need to analyze with the same kee as biology. A t common to those M seek a higher truth. t 1. Miss Theda Win 2. Mrs. Marie Scott 3. Mr. Elmer Keiski 4. Mr. Mike Cullom 5. Mr. Don Larsen 6. Ms. Eunice Robeck, Department Chairman 7. Mrs. Mary Kay Flint 8. Mrs. Dona Everett 9. Mrs. Ann jordan wr' TX 'fe
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