Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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4.1 IN'-X Mrs. Cookus models her new hair do! RAM Tnrs 'Q 37 LAKESIDE RAMS . IS THIS IT? For years Lakeside has been known as the school with IT all. To many outsiders, this school represents strict rules, difficult classes, snobbery and a lot of money. But to the students and faculty, It is deHned in a much different wa y. It is striving to be the best. Many people misinterpret this desire to be snobbery. La- kesiders are unique from other people be- cause they possess a special kind of class. Not a class exemplified by money, but one obtained through a superb education that was administered by an elite group of peo- ple - caring people. As in past years, everyone throughout the year was striving to obtain that quality mark. Perhaps IT was making the A, win- ning the game, or performing without a flaw. Maybe IT was that special friend. Whatever IT was, it was certainly obtained with a flare that only Lakesiders possess and understand. ' F ' -1 gg i f ' lr -- 'F ? ' .- J' Z1 4 l if - . . , , 1 L- ' ., 5,1 ,F ,. s ,' , , U., T fl Tx ,, . . m f , Q v ' ' :-- zrgwfr A .. v 5 : 2 ' - 5 i .' 5 5 e I 1 J A I

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My family went to the Worlds Fair, and we enjoyed being together. Lisa had a wreck and almost totaled her car, and I rode the subway for the first time. I went to the Olympics and saw Greg Luganis win the Gold Medal. g .gf - -..-2-n 1 - 9-315. My cat had kittens, THA TLS' ALL.'!! Brian, ready for take-off