Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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Razzma tazz En ergizes in a dreamland gaze, Lancer ladies anxiously awaited Saturday, October 30, 1982. For this date they had chosen a special guy to escort them into a memorable evening of the roaring 20's. Under the theme of Flappers and Razzmatazz, 102 couples gathered together in the Lakes classatorium to enjoy a fun-filled evening at the 1982 Tolo. Commemorative pictures were made available to couples attending this spectacular, once-a-year, even t. Careful preparation for this exciting evening began during the summer under the direction of chairpersons, Karen Miller and Tracy Watson. This year the Drill Team again created a special occasion. Revealing the Tolo court highlighted the evening. With the coronation of King, Doug Wilson,- Queen, Bev Mc- Clure,' Prince, Bret Fritzy Princess, Kellie Kieffery Duke, Chris Asbill,' and Dutchess, Shawn Dye, the evening was complete. 'Sf Tolo '82

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