Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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-J ' i 10 1. LISA GILLENWATER and DALE STEWART enjoy a quiet lunch. 2. MR. JONES and JEANENE WIN- DER talk about life. 3. The BANNERETTES put on their own Chorus Line. 4. The quad fostered friendships. 5. The 1978-79 Lancer fan club. 6. Everyone seemed to enjoy lunch. 7. MAILE WHITNEY and MIKE FRANK find that good company has two meanings. 8. The SILVER LUTE SINGERS were always friends. 9. SUSIE GUTTIEREZ shows the MASCOT proper LHS spirit. 10. Club Day helped make many new friends. Good Company 11

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Good Company Lakewood High School proved to be the place for meeting good company and making lasting relationships. Many students began to realize the importance of a true friend, the need for an understanding ear, and the convenience of a helping hand. As the seasons turned. friendships blossomed. Then, with time, they became the most valued possessions of our lifetimes. From September until June and through the variety of months in betufeen, good com- pany was what made it all worthwhile. 10 Good Compar.

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Lancer Days The alarm clock blares and marks the routine beginnings of Lancer Days. Almost all of the 2,482 students rolled out of bed and sleep-walked their ways to school. Although they struggled to keep their eyes opened during first period, they knew that if they could make it through first, the rest of the day would be a piece of cake. Friendships, hanging out, rushing to classes, and just tak- ing it easy were some of the main elements in putting together Lancer Days. 12 Lancer Days