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Serving at the Football and Basketball Banquets was one oi many tasks for which students were responsible. Pat BoBo, Sheila Dunn, Ianis Iones, and Terry Downard prepared to carry food to the table. The annual production of the Winter Fantasy, the musical follies, was a project involving the co- operation of many students, and teachers. Actor Rudy Lingg, pictured above, had his stage make- up applied by Leslie Coleman. Important lll'lll0lflS Worn SlllflTlFSSlllll thruugllt Slllflltlll-lPitl7lll'l' rvspnnsihility and mupvratinn. Advance cover copy was admired by Log Staff members, who worked together throughout the year to produce the annual yearbook. 6 As Lakeview increased in number, hall passes were a necessity. Hall monitor Margaret Behnke checked the pass for Pat Bailey.
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Tliruuglt Slllllylllil, lwrliligi, and tvsting, tht' Spmtmt flitizvn was l'Illll'6lll'Il. nf, W 4 z The Iowa Development Tests, a battery of nine objece tive tests, designed to provide a comprehensive and ' dependable description oi the general educational de- velopment ot high school pupils, were taken last September by all Lakeview students. Several participants oi the newly initiated Ad- vanced Placement English class, Tom Royer, George McKay, Louie Rivers, and Marilynn Hill, looked over reading selections suggested by the accelerated course. Slnwlsntnnsliill l1l'm'miIwI in xivturv nr flvI'1'flt . A in .. 5 gp ' ,, I ett. 'lu ga A friendly .,Heuo.. was given by Lakeview W-orking together, Lakeview cagers Holly Frantz, cheerleaders as they greeted those of the chal- Mlkf. Hallman' and EUC Ivcmy symbolized the lenqinq team' cguaigy o teamwork as they strived for a re- oun . 5
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Voters Bill Carpenter and Carlene Sellers cast , their ballots in a mock election. Posted on the bulletin board were news articles concerning Food gathered by community-spirited Spartans election issues. was distributed to needy families at Thanksgiv- irig and Christmas. Renee Ryan and Ioe Gone zales were two of many workers. .'pm'tmi awtivitius gaw l'Xlll'I'lClll'l' Ihr vnmmunit, partiripatinn. Iunior Rotarians were selected from senior class leaders to attend meetings of the Rotary Club. Bob Moles, Louie Rivers, George Farrin. Iim Tim- mons, and Dave Walters were among the repre- sentatives. Under the leadership of lean Bryant and Iudie Hocott, the G.R.C.'s Girl-Date-Boy dance was a success. 7
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