Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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How Do You Spell Relief? 21

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How Do You Spell Relief? No matter what the locale was, Lancers spelled relief just about any way imaginable. After a difficult week of exams, experiments and practices, everyone was anxious to find a special form of escape. Those prized forty-eight hours were spent partaking of activities as diverse as the individuals who pursued them. Many could be found in or along the Pacific, while others preferred to skim across the glassy freshwater on their newest skiing equipment. For those with a flair for the dramatic, a three-day weekend or holiday break was the icing on the cake. Ski slopes and Hawaiian shores beckoned as many Lancers traveled far and wide to find their particular prescription for relief. 1. The Mojave desert provides the perfect place for CRAIG JONES and BRIAN LINN to do a doughnut. 2. It ' s clear how POOR OL ' WOODY spells relief. 3. RIP ROCKSTAD gets the best of a Huntington Beach wave. 4. SCOTT WISDOM and MATT CULLEN shoot the spray as they ski Alamitos Bay. 5. Parachute sailing in Honolulu is a new high for BILL CONDIT. 6. JEFF NISSEN flys through the air at the 1984 motocross championships 7. The NEWTON FAMILY, including MIKE, BARBARA. STEVE (Class of ' 85], ANN-ELIZABETH (Class of ' 821 and CHRIS |Class of ' 80], lake a break from the advanced slopes at Sun Valley. 8. MARIE GARGANO and BARBARA TAYLOR pause tor a portrait on the volleyball team ' s tour of the island of Oahu. 9. TIM MITCHELL finally meets his match. 10. MIKE REYES prepares his hang glider for flight. 11. Fearless ERIC RUMMEL awaits his turn to ride the Alpine Slide. 20 How Do You Spell Relief?

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Keeping With The Times LHS was a catalog of style, color and fashion. The campus ' came alive as the neon look became the in thing, creating a ' rainbow of day-glo pink, green, orange and yellow variations of socks, belts, purses and shirts. The preppy and GQ looks survived and were back to add a touch of nostalgia. Music, became a major influence on dress as concert shirts were partf of a fad. The punk look stayed the same, even though it wast seen less and less. The most traditional dress was the standard I blue jean t-shirt combination. Keeping up with the latesetf rage was executed with taste, mixed with an occasional walk) on the wild side. I. ANNE WITOWSKI, JULIE EDWARDS, RAVITH POK. SUZETTE RICH MOND and NICOLE MCBRIDE electrify the campus with their dazzling dress. 2. A different sort of look, popular in the ' 80s, is shown by DAN BLIN CO. KEN GROTE. SHELLY BANCROFT. TINA CHAVEZ and STACEY KIRK. 3. Preppies and would-be preppies are among the stalwarts on the CITADEL STAFF, 4. The GQ style is personified by TERRY HERMAN, |AMES HORNSBY. |EFF NISSEN, CHRIS LYONS and STEVE RAY. 5 Skateboard wizardry is performed by DAVE EDWARDS. 6. CHERIE BART- SCHI and BRIAN OLSEN are the ultimate concert fans 7 JULIE MILLER and STEVE SOTH discover a colorful display at Camp Snoopy. 8. Contempos all, this style is modeled by DIANE MCPEAK, LANA BOISEN. PAIGE ROSENBERG, STACY RICHARDS and ANGELA MABRY. 9. A noontime game of Trivial Pursuit provides some questions for SANDRA PAYTON, DAN MANSIR, KERRY LEIDICH and HEATHER SMALLEY. 10. A symbol of school pride, the letterman ' s jacket is proudly worn bv MARCLIS WILSON, STEVE VAN MANAAN. CORY THURBER. ' BARBARA TAYLOR and MIKE HANSARD 22 Keeping With The Times