Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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In The Spotlight 17

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In The Spotlight Hours of practice proved to be well worth the effort as au- diences were dazzled by the performances of talented Lancers. The Second Chapter Singers ' melodies floated through the air, while jazz band wailed their pieces to toe- tapping audiences. Full capacity crowds gave standing ova- tions to dance and musical recitals, as well as to the all-school play. The Lakewood marching band, some 200 strong, carried Lancer pride into each of its performances. European travelers found that their guides always kept them in the spotlight. Scholastic achievers were singled out for their ac- complishments, while others were given recognition for the ' multitude of services they had done for the school. The year proved to be very productive as the spotlight shown brightly on the LHS campus. 1 BARRY ROBINSON is amazed by MR. SCHOONOVER ' S creative sugges- tion for his crafts project. 2. Wide-open CHAD LE FEVBRE goes for the touchdown. 3. Another virtuoso performance is turned in by a sun violinist 4 DEBBIE LUJAN and SCOTT COFFEE execute a dazzling cheei stunt. 5. Commandos CHARLIE BURRUS. PAT BENKO and BRAD SMITH celebrate their defeat of the downtrodden H,0 team. 6. |V YELL raises the spirits at the sophomore orientation assembly. 7. MR. LYMAN keeps the ac- tivities going. 8. The play furnishes a stage for the talented CHRIS MARTIN 9 MR HOPKINS, a man who is constantly in the spotlight, addresses the Class of ' 87. 10. CHRISTINA NUNEZ and LAR LESLIE FORD practice foi the dance concert. 11. MR. HOLZMAN and MR. DANIELS escort a group o. Lancers on a summertime tour of Florence. Italy 12 MARCUS HOOKS sail: through the air on his way to another two points. 16 In The Spotlight

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Gotcha! tf k O! - Hill ' ww r W - ' m , Wjm ' ? gj 1 , 1 1 -■• . » Hulli nil campus nncl un, many Lancers found themselves i difficult in embarrassing situations. For some, ii was a case c learning from their mistakes; for others, misfortune turned t memories to look back upon in laughter Though life ' s mo] embarrassing moments are not all funny, Lancers took the] all in stride. Nn matter how sticky the situation, the) stua togethei and were there to lend an outstretched harj throughout the good times and the bad. Finding that life doa mil always go as planned was an important lesson for rnoj students Lancers learned that the mad to excellence u often a rock) one; the catch-phrase foi many became: Whaj all else fails, laugh! I An astounded MARTY I IR ES and hei Bug Become airborne with ,i lilt help from the football team 2 Physics homework nevei I I WAYN G IIM. I i Secret signs prove to be STEVE VI ' S undoing 4 DENIS ROBINS ' massive print amazes MR CRAMnNI) 5 ANDY DARST vides free transport in foi STEVE MAZE as CLARENCE SHAVER mak a quick check for game tickets. ti I Inconventional methods were emp] b KYLE REED to catch SHELLY KING 7 A black VVv provides a hidii plai e for KEVIN BIEVEN1 IE as hegeefsa surprised MONICA WALKER MRS. T( IRRES gives CHUCK WHITTLINGER a good-luck pal on the lie 9. School time was nol always compatible with Ri INALD AVALOS ' time. |IM CLEARY is shocked bj ROBYN LANE ' S serving technique 11 The. cessive zeal of the LANCE STAFF never seemed to fluster the imperturbao, MR GARRETSON 12. Unstable carts sometimes make hunk delivery fun 18 Gotcha!