Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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F OH WHAT A FEELING! KICKIN ' BACK When it came to rest and relaxation, Lancer pref- erences were widely divergent. Some enjoyed curling-up with a good book while others found less sedentary ways to spend their extra time. Weekends saw many students head for the beach for surfing or scuba diving, to the mountains for fishing and snow skiing, to the desert for riding motorcycles and ATC ' s, to the lakes for water skiing and to diverse parts of the world to learn of other cultures. More Lancers attended motion pictures than ever, with E.T. — The Extra Ter- restrial and Fast Times at Ridgemont High ranking among the favorites. Whether it was an all-out beach volleyball match or a quiet drive-in date, no one had as much to do or as many places to do them than Lakewood students. 1. TED M ALLEY shows perfect water skiing form. 2. Tfie raceway was no matcfi for ROD DAVIS and his Lotus-Cortina. 3. LIZ MOORE prepares for a formal tea ceremony during her visit to Yokkachi. Japan. 4. Scuba diving in Hawaii was a thrill for PAULA DINIUS. 5. JULI MILLER and SHARON THURSTON shoot the rapids in the Azusa canyon. 6. VICTOR HOWARD becomes airborne on his special motorcycle. 7. BOBBY KI- LEEN finds the perfect curl. 8. PETE STAITI moves off the lip at Hunting- ton. 26 Kickin ' Back

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28 Seeking New Horizons