Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Life with a capital L was really worth living if a person were a Lancer. The gusto with which students participated in the yearlong process of learning and the celebration of numerous anniversary events was evident everywhere. From the first day of school in the registration sections until the last tear had dried after graduation, Lancer involvement in life and spirit was unique among schools. Amongst the piles of home- work and books could be found a tattered copy of the LANCE or a spirit ribbon. Teachers and students could sincerely boast that there was no better place to live the high school life. 1. DAVE ANDAZOLA and RANDY JONES have trouble deciding on a sport. 2. JOE COLBERT momentarily sits in for the teacher. 3. COACH STONER shows his knack for flipping pancakes. 4. COACH CHANDLER displays how to stay down on a ground ball. 5. BECKY BARNDT and SHELLY BLISS wonder if the food can really be that bad. 6. Power volleyball is an important part of Lancer life. 7. JOE HERNANDEZ defies the laws of gravity. 8. Many Lancers use the extra car to get to school. LAKEwli) 1 24 Living It

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THE 1982 What was so special about 1982? What were the fads and trends that set this year apart from others? The hours spent trying to unscramble a Rubik ' s cube were pacifying moments. Beating Millikan in the PTA con- test was important, but cashing in the PTA coupon at McDonald ' s was more fun. Motorcycles were popular school transportation, and taking time to polish that customized truck was satisfying. Personalized license plates showed the goals of some. Walkmans and rollerskates seemed to be a natural combination. Gasoline prices encouraged the use of smaller cars. Graduation ceremonies were held on a new platform. And Lancers were part of the trendsetters that made 1982 unique. 1. JOHN ARCE represents the Year of the Disabled by interpreting through sign language. 2. MATT PAUL returns his PTA coupon for a free McDonald ' s ham- burger. 3. KEVIN WESTFALL plays one of the numerous electronic games. 4. BRIAN HARRIS believes sub-compact cars aren ' t for everyone. 5. PHIL GEIER becomes airborne during a race. 6. KEN GIDLEY has a problem deciding which Rubik he ' ll solve next. 7. TODD MURRAY polishes his mean black macnine. 8. In keeping vi-ith current styles, RICK BLAZER and MARK NIELSEN have perso- nalized license plates. 9. A bone phone v ias helpful for LISA ANDERSON while studying. 26 The 1982 Experience