Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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The Place To Be 9

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The Place To Be Any place that allowed Lancers to be themselves was the place to be in 1985. The originality of Lakewood ' s pepsters made rallies awesome and entertaining; staying on campus t(j watch them was a major innovation. Some Lancers found no need to leave the campus to participate in their favorite ac- tivities, while others found that working and taking part in off-campus events were equally thrilling. Quiet moments spent with close friends were often the best escape. Wherever one went, Lancers could be spotted doing what they do best — just being themselves. 1. MARCUS WILSON found that the dance at the Lakewood Youth Center was Ihe place to be after a Friday night game. 2. Fine-tuning LARRY the ROBOT was just one of JIM SURLOW ' S many talents in advanced elec- tronics. 3. GEOFF BARTON and DEBRA KOONS spend a relaxing day on a aquacycle at Alamitos Bay 4. MR HOWEY is proud of the work TODD HUGHES did to insure the success of the first issue of the LANCE. 5 Riding high in the air on Knott ' s parachute ride is a thrilling experience for JULIE MILLER and STEVE SOTH 6. CRAIG MCDONALD and the video class learn the importance of editing their work as they screen an original produc- tion. 7. MR. LYMAN and the PEPSTERS prove that the most important place to be on home game davs is the snack rally. 8. Grandma ' s Sugarplum is a favorite sweet spot for MATT PAUL and RALPH MAHAFFEY. 9. ELIZABETH BOLLA, TRACIE MASLOW and MARNIE AMBERCOMBIE catch the last few rays of summer. 10. The latest lip fashions are sampled by SUSAN MILLS and HOLLY ROOP. 11. Service with a smile gave STEF- FANI CAPPELLI some extra money. 12. DENISE ROBBINS prepares for the ski season. 8 The Place To Be

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On The Flip Side A different life began after the end of seventh period for most Lancers. Whether it was off to work or play, practice or study, students and teachers left the hectic and demanding classroom to enter another world. Making extra money was never frowned upon; thus, many Lancers found themselves punching a time clock. For those who didn ' t find themselves behind a counter or in uniform, favorite hobbies like surfing tin ' last set before sundown consumed their free time. For a great number of Lancers the day did not end until perfection had been reached on the athletic fields, in the orchestra pit, on the pepsters ' pavement or in the mirror room. No matter how they spent their time, one could be assured that it was always well-spent. 1 TAMMY LOTSPEICH spends some of her extra time preparing Hawaiian Delight. 2. PEP CLUB leaders TERESA HENLEY and RUSSIA MADDEN show who is number one! 3. Cruising the campus, STEVE GWINN displays his skateboarding prowess. 4. A quick game of PacMan is enjoyed by ERIC SIMS anil LISA DAVIS. 5 [ERAMIE FAWSON and KIMMI BOATMAN keep pushin ' Ihose chocolate chips. 6. Hosts RICK AND SHELLY MEDINA share a bubbling good time with their friends, JAIME ROMERO, SAM BRISCOE. BRIAN GREBECK and PAT MAY. 7. Pizza delivery provides ex- tra cash for LOUIS BON. 8. MATT KNEELAND tends one of the best-kept lawns in Lakewood. 9. TPing was how MAGGIE COURTNEY and ]ILL STAITTI showed their friendship. 10. MATT STALLINGS gets a kick out of the way KELLI FAWSON returns her shopping cart. 11. Classroom sounds are provided by SOTEVY MAK. 10 On The Flip Side