Lakes High School - Legend Yearbook (Lakewood, WA)

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I? S m c 1 he Future Farmers of America IFFAJ con- , tinued to operate out of Woodbrook jr. High and attracted an increasingly high enrollment. Mr. Dan Roberts directed the program in which the students learned how to make bids and estimates on jobs as well as how to manage their own projects. gi '07 l . at 'Z k Q is ' 4 if 'iz H Q f GQ at 1 Q at ff., 1 . . x , . 'L ima 2 'A 1 Q , 1 tttv rrt ttrrr ra. n n r t,t., r r a Q QE E AKE676, E' he Future Homemakers of America IFHA1 had another productive year. One activity was providing refreshments for the Daffodil Princess selection. Besides serving the school, FHA members pursued leadership abilities and consumer knowledge. ,M , W-,-W ti-X of 5 1. and 2. Thespian Actors: Corey Hoehne, Casey Smith, Suzanne Dumka, Steve Gallion, Nick Scalici, jim jack.3. Advisor: Mr. Dan Robert 4. Mar- cus Price, Mr. Dan Roberts, Ruben Spears. 5. Mrs. Frances Postma and unatten tive students.

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Thespians Encourage Interest in the Arts Brama Club was started shortly after the school opened and became affiliated with the International Thespian society in 1963. Clover Park Thespians initiated the new Lakes troupe and members in a formal ceremony held at the Lakewood Terrace. It was and is dedicated to raising the standards of the Dramatic Arts at the High School level. In addition to the quality productions of both straight plays and musicals, individual students have been chosen to participate in state and in ternational productions sponsored by the Intei national Dramatic Arts Conference. Future plans are to continue the quality c productions and to present a variety of plays t the audience who supports us. We also plan t continue participation in and a gain recognitio. from local, state and international conferences, said Mrs. MaryKa y Flint, the drama director. DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Petersen, Deborah Dvorak, Laura Wellington, Kathy Ludeman, Linda johnson, Rebekah Rein, jim Miranda. SECOND ROW: Chris Cloud, johanna Walbridge, Peter Armstrong, Donna Ross, Stewart Tennis, Terri Farmer, Dorthy Stalhman. THIRD ROW: Christine Gray, Kendra Garret, Steve Gallion, Kevin Slease, Mike Ross, Stan Schonberg. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Dunka, Audrey Schubert, jim jack, john Rye, john Ludeman. 62

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Varsity Cheerstafli Another Excellen t Year K, ,V if K1 ,. Even though they worked under a lot of pressure, the Lakes Varsity Cheerstaff still came out on top without any problems. At the beginning of the year, the cheerstaff was in debt for their new uniforms. The cheerleaders held various fundraisers to pay them off Among them were bake sales, car washes, making the safari chains, selling boo grams and buttons. They worked at Fred Meyer as greeters. The team suffered a setback when Caroline Liable, a junior, moved back to her family in Texas. They wished her the best of luck. Like last year, two young men, Tom Coffey and Mike Fast, joined the group. They added zest to the routines. As Mrs. jordan said, There is a lot of talent in this group, and that will help them out in the future. 1. Row one: Kellie Lail, Sybil Alexander, Wendy Werner, Linda Mikulski, Donna Kimery Row two: Mike Fast, Susan Williams, Caroline Liable, Patty Hunter, Denise Rigell, Patty Stone, Tom Coffey 2. Denise Rigell and Wendy Werner 3. Tom Coffey and Sybil Alexander 4. Donna Kime , Susan Williams, and Patty Hunter 5. Kellie Lail and Linda Miklulski 6. Patty Stone and Kellie Lail 7. Tom Coffey, Donna Kimery, and Mike Fast 8. Mike Fast 64 ff-Tl, Ta... I , .. NX. rx