Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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OK WHAT A FEELING! W BEING TOGETHER The cosmopolitan atmosphere at Lakewood was fostered by a diverse group of students who joined together to learn about and to appreciate one another. AFS student Apostolos Mantoykas was an enthusiastic source of information. The varied and colorful backgrounds of the ESL stu- dents were an important part of campus life. Faculty members shared their knowledge, experiences and time both in the classroom and in extra-curricular activities. Team sports added a special dimension to the idea of togetherness. Friends shared their hopes, fears and dreams and kept each other busy with shopping trips, cram sessions and weekend excursions. Finding that special someone with whom to share Lancer life made being together a very rewarding expe- rience. 1 APOSTOLOS MANTOYKAS is welcomed bv DR. ERRATT to the LHS campus. 2. TIFFANY CHANG and LAURIE BARNHARDT find a special friend, 3, SUZANNE KLOCKARS shows MR. YOUNG the location of her home in Sweden. 4. MR. CRAMOND springs a pop quiz on his class. 5. KIKI AKB AR and SAM ALEXANDER enjoy the free spirit and good times at LHS. 6. DEBBIE LAZODA and DARRIN SPENCE are the Senior Cou- ple. 7. COACHES HERBOLD and BURZA keep a close eye on the baseball chain gang. - y W ■ Mi lu -1 R 1 1m j. ai t w J AMI 1 18 Being Together

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6 8 Value for the dollar was a major concern for all Lancers. As the recession wore on, smart shop- pers paid regular visits to thrift stores in hopes of rinding the ultimate bargain. Designer shirts and bermuda shorts also made a comeback. The transportation dollar was valuable too, as Lan- cers took to the streets by bus, on foot, skate- boards and bicycles in increasing numbers. For those who were fortunate to have wheels, fog lights, graphics and wink mirrors were more af- fordable as gas prices slid toward the dollar mark. E.T. was the man of the hour; he found a warm reception from the LHS switchboard when he dialed 425-1281. Space-age entertain- ment like personal stereos and video games were especially popular. The year was characterized by an eclectic mix of the past, the present and the future. 1 . WENDY FRIEDLANDER shows DONNA GERKE and LESLIE TAYLOR the latest in thrift shop attire. 2. JEFF NIELSEN admires himself in his wink mirror. 3. Shirt emblems became the latest LHS status symbol. 4. E.T. — phone Lakewood. 5. A Walkman personal stereo was SHELLY SIRIGNANO ' S constant lunchtime companion. 6. CHRISSIE KAVENEY and MATT PAUL take a spin on the carousel. 7. ROBIN DAVIS shows off her trendy antennae. 8. BRAD DAVIS ' shoes were made for STOMPIN . 9. A game of donkey kong fascinates video enthusiasts BRENT LAURIT- SEN and JILL KING. LIVING IN ' 83 ON WHAT A FEEUNG! fi Living in ' 83 17

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