Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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pproximately thirty Lakes students participated in the play written by jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee called 'jabberwockf' '1abberwock is a play that was based on james Th urber's book, Im- probabilities Lived and Imagined, which was about Uris high school and college years. An excellent American humorist who wrote numerous books, james Thurber satirized people conforming to socie- ity. '7abberwock took place in the fictional city of Columbus, Ohio, around 1915. The large cast, with the encouragement of Mrs. Mary Kay Flint, the director, presented its intepretation of the play on March 17, 18, and 19, 1983. The leading actors were: james Thurber, john Ludeman,' Herman Thurber, john Lade,' Charlie Thurber, jeff Montgomerieg Mary Agnes Thurber, Chris Cloud,' Roy Thurber, Gary Hollenbaugh,' Grandpa Fisher, Kevin Slease,' Doc Marlowe, Steve Gallion,' Georgiana Littlefield, Debbie Dvorak. 1. THE CAST: LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Heather Peterson, Suzanna Dumka, Sonya Cooks, Alisa Dooley, and Mike Ross. ROW 2: Steve Gallion, Debbie Dvorak, Peter Armstrong, john Lade, Gary Hollenbau h, john Ludeman, Chris Cloud, Kevin Slease, jeg Montgomerie, Mike Kingsley, john Rye, and jim jack. ROW 3: Sandy Beauchamp, Rebekah Rein, Carol LaFleur, jennifer Culver, Kathy Shelton, Kathy Ludeman, Laura Wellington, Ron Haddock, Ken Schonberg, and Richard Whitesell. Peers watch as john friendship. ?o lll-an i and jeff express their true It must be TRUE LOVE!! ,kiwi N 1-I Alf!

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The Mem or1 es of a Pr1n cess E he theme for this year's Daffodil selec- tion, Golden Memories, will certain- ly prove true for Patty Hunter, Kathy Genske, Denise Rigell, and Wendy Werner, but especially for Laura Amblad. The contestants competed on the basis of their charm, poise, overall appearance, the answers they gave to certain im- promptu questions, and the content of their speeches. Laura used a poem by Robert Frost for her oration. Years from now, when Laura opens up her yearbook and sees pictures from the night of November 14, she will again feel the emotion she felt that night, a dash of pride, not enough, however, to overcome her innate modesty and overwhelming joy. Even the voices of the Barber Shop Quartet will come back to her. Said Laura of the even t, I felt so excited and surpris- ed when they first said my name. After the shock of being chosen had worn off I felt honored because all of the candidates were really well qualified. All my life I've seen people being chosen for things like this and now it's happened to me! Adding, It's like a dream come true. This evening will truly be one of her most special golden memories. 30