Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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PERFORMING Involvement in performances gave Lancers many memorable and exciting times during the entire school year. Pepsters encouraged participation at sporting events, the band reached an all-time high in half-time shows and concerts, the orchestra gave the best Christmas concert in memory, and the Silver Lute Singers really w owed everyone with their vocal magic. The drama department ' s presentation of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur ' s Court made usually dull January a month to remember. The pro- duction of Camelot , the school musical, was the crowning achievement of the excellent performances given at Lakewood this year. 1 . LAURIE SEMON spikes one past the Jordan defense. 2. The Silver Lute Singers perform at back-to-school night. 3. Morning rallies were a new experience at Lakewood High School. 4. ROBIN MC LANE and LISA JUSTICE concentrate on practicing for an orchestra concert. 5. Secretary of Activities ANDREA PAUL encourages the crowd. 6. CAROL PINDER performs a tough set of doubles. 7. MR. GARSKE snaps along with the band. 8. Point those toes, dance! Performing 21

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MORNING RAllf. n P lll rf m FRIDAY !!!!! 20 Performing

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Lancer creativity was shown in many different forms. Posters advertising upcoming events ex- pressed fun and unique messages. Arts and crafts students seemed to have an unlimited ability to develop interesting projects, including many colorful campus displays. Creative writers found their ways to special classes and to the LANCE staff. Shop students turned out fantastic projects that will provide years of pleasure. Advanced photographers expressed their know- ledge by using special techniques which en- hanced their pictures. A variety of skills was learned and led to the many creative endeavors throughout the year. 1. BRIAN WALKER shows his creativity in the bicycle repair shop. 2. BILL GEORGES had an unusual writing instrument. 3. MR. PATTEN explains electronics to DOUG GISSELL. 4. TOM LAO begins his take-off. 5. JOHN MARKWITH and ROBIN WILLIAMS rush to meet a LANCE deadline. 6. A bisector was no problem for ROBIN DAVIS. 7. Clay sculp- turing was a breeze with MR. SCHOONOVER ' S help. 8. DORENE FIL- LIUS sketches a landscape in front of the auditorium. 9. SCOTT CHRIST- ENSEN smooths the edge of his project in woodshop. 22 Creative Lancers