Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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The Best Of Times Wherever Lancers t together, they had the best of times, From the pancake breakfast to the excitement of graduation Lancers were determined to live the year to the fullest, Seniors were dedicated to making their last year the best, They kept busy applying to colleges, taking the SAT, planning careers and trying to cure periodic outbreaks of senioritis, [uniors stuck in there and became comfortable as the people in the middle. The sophs soon learned the ropes and became among the most eager pursuers of good times. As the yeao came to an end, the memories of the good times were among the best. I i Iraduation provides an SUSAN LEE and their trie ;spe ids, 2 ally h.i| |i lime for DIANE YOMNGSMAl A beautiful prom dress catches CRISTIM RI . .l ' S eye 3 STEVE |()1INSDN rinds the perfect lux ti lplemenl his date ' s dress A Secretly decorating lockers early in the morning is how I.IN- DA NORMAN and TERI SANTANA help make birthdays special 5 A IH85 innovation, the snack rail) , allows many more Lam ers to show their spirit 6] The best ol times sometimes means finding your own tree after a rough daj 7. SANDRA PAYTON cracks up as MAGGIE COURTNEY and |ACKB BISNAR regale hei with the I si gossip 6. TONYA BOLTON attr s an ki lectic group with her electrifying outfit 9 |ENNY SANCHES realizes lhal graduation is drawing near .is she has her senior portrait taken 10 Thd GIRLS ' VARSITY TEN NIS TEAM , o-i hampions of the Muni,- League, lake .i victory ride 11 CHRISSY SUGGS, KIM MI1.L1KEN. MIKE WHITNM and DAN KING fighl for the first slice of red-hot pizza 12 Compounding elements produi es a S] ai ula. result foi |l ' LIE MARTIN and ERIC NE.V ' 28 The Best Of Times

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The Dream Continues The road to the future had many branches; the skills learne at LI IS left no Lancer at a dead end. Many found themselvi packing prized possessions and heading for universities. Loc; colleges and trade schools proved popular with others. Full- time careers were another alternative. As seniors were break- ing away, juniors dreamed of becoming the big men on cam- pus, and sophs looked forward to the excitement that they knew awaited them. No matter what the goal, the dreams of good times, fine friends and an excellent education were more than fulfilled for the students of LHS. 1. Graduation good-byes are sad for MRS HARVEY and RONNA CRATTY. 2. A guest speaker discusses the facts of motherhood with MRS. PATTER- SON ' S Parent and Child class. 3. MR. BRASSER evaluates RUSSIA MAD- DEWS transcript. 4. A future career possibility is pointed out by an ever- helpful MR SULACK. 5. KIM DONLEY practices diving saves during MS. GILPIN ' S drills. 6. MRS. KEPHART sometimes donned armor to fend off over zealous serfs. 7. Cheerleading expertise is shown by SCOTT COFFEE at a snack rally. 8. Waving good-bye. JULIE MALLEY and LISA VELARDE! head off to UCI with a car packed with memories. 9. The diplomas and rings symbolize twelve years of hard work. 10. COLLEEN TIERNEY. HEIDI RIEDMAN. MARY MANNO. MATT CULLEN and SHARILL HANNS display the colleges of their dreams. 11. MR. HOPKINS presents the DIAZ; TWINS. SANDY and SONIA. with their diplomas. 12. The graduation plat form is the center of attention for the Class of 1985. 30 The Dream Continues