Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Lakewood High students had so many oppor- tunities to get involved that the problem often became choosing exactly what to get involved in. Hands-on classes such as art, home eco- nomics, industrial arts and journalism were al- ways full. Fund-raisers like pancake breakfasts and special sales required much advance plan- ning and preparation. Many Lancers chose to get involved in varsity or intramural sports where the competition was both fierce and friendly. Others filled their spare time with off-campus jobs and learned of the rewards and responsibili- ties of employment. The multitudinous hours spent by band, orchestra, sports, clubs, special projects, cabinet and journalism were in addi- tion to the many hours spent on homework. This was a year of total Lancer involvement. 1. KRIS LEIDICH pumps up in anticipation for another goal. 2. MR GARSKE is elated with MRS. HANSEN ' S praise of the band. 3. The LANCE reporters were totally involved with meeting deadlines. 4. COACH SIGNER helps keep the pancakes going at the Boosler Club breakfast. 5. MR, NORTH explains the importance of correct measure- ments to ANTHONY HARDY, 6, MARY COULTAS and HEATHER HASTINGS earn extra money working at the Cookie Eactory. 7, MRS. BRIGGS gives expert instructions on pencil shading to DAREENTi MC- LAREN. W OH WHAT A FEELING! GETTING INVOLVED 22 Getting Involved

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OH WHAT A FEELING! GOING IN STYLE W What was in in ' 83? Almost anything! The widest variety of fashions seen in years were worn by the Lancers. The miniskirt appeared in almost any configuration imaginable. For a more formal image, the tuxedo look was the way to go. Rockabillies appeared on campus listening to the strains of the Stray Cats. Preppy was the classic look, and copies of The Preppy Hand- book were found tucked in many lockers. The original Southern California look, the surfer style, never went out of fashion. Whether it was a surfin ' woody, a four-wheel drive truck or a Rolls Royce, any mode of transportation was popular. The entire student body seemed to be going in style in 1983. 1, For TERI LOCKERMAN and MARLA LAWRENCE, dancing and walk- ing wasn ' t difficult to do. 2. TA.MI CODD, TINA MOOSE and DEBBIE WELLS model their miniskirts. 3. Rockabillv styles helped MIKE MORENO. DARREN GRANT. KARI MANN. TAMI BUMGARTNER and .■ CEY MARTINEZ bring back the ' 505, 4 With bow-ties and no tails, the tuxedo look made ANN RUPP. JAMI BARCUS. DIANNA JONES and KIKI AKBAR dazzle. 5. Preppy was the style for CRYSTAL EBLE. KEVIN MOYLAN. PAUL JACOBSON, STACI HUSON. MARK ARMENDARIZ. lULIE POTTS. CHARLENE ELKINS and ROBERT MOLDANADO. 6, SlC -boy DENNIS SAL.- ZAR gi -es CHRISTINE BEATON a pupp ' - 7 Doing the surfer jump are ROBERT YI. RIP ROCKSTEAD. TED STROM, MARK ROMERO and RICK MEDINA. 8. MR. WOOD shows how to go in style. :

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