Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Share The Dream K.jcIi year, junior high school students dreamed of the day they would enter Lakewood High School. Upon their arrival, they discovered an atmosphere of pride, excellence and confidence. They dreamed of what was in store for them for the ensuing three years. Realizing what was expected of them, tney began their uphill climb with the red and white perserverance known as Lancer spirit. Juniors continued their ascent through their toughest year, determined to score higher than ever in hopes of impressing universities, scouts and peers. The Class of 1985 lived the Lakewood dream to the fullest, counting the days until graduation. Each Lancer, regardless of where the future might lead, cherished the memories and shared the dreams of years well spent in acquiring an excellent education. 1 .There was never a dull moment in MRS. HUMMER ' S third period class. 2 Hundreds of balloons escape to celebrate Lakewood ' s 1984 homecoming. 3. CHRIS BLACHOWICZ shares the Olympic spirit by displaying her many medals. 4. Perfect form is exhibited by JUDY EVITTS on the balance beam. 5. ANNA MCCOMBER, TRACY TRAIL. JAMIE BARCUS and ROBERTA MARICICH race towards the finish while their teammates cheer them on. 6. SOPHOMORE DRILL lines up as VARSITY CHEER kicks off an exciting rally. 7. Congratulations are in order for super-students RICK MAINGOT and CINDY MATHEWSON. 8. Future success was one of DIANA |ONES ' dreams. 9. The LANCER symbolized strength and loyalty. ■OB . l it l iiii ,,.;.. - ' c ' • S. fc r t - i iM 2 Share the Dream

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No Pain — No Gain Lancers worked with great determination to be the best that they could possibly be. Staying in shape both physical- ly and academically was no easy task. From hours of team practice to the grueling ordeal of training for a local triathalon, the Lancer spirit shown brightly. Each dawn brought with it the promise of hard work necessary for im- provement. The road to success was not always paved with yellow bricks; however, Lancers, with their resolution to be 1, faced all road blocks with zest and vigor! 1, A new brand of athlete emerged from the depths of the Lakewood locker room, the TRIATHLETE. Starting their Seal Beach run are TIM ROBINETT, SCOTT HACHIYA and |AMIE BARCUS. 2. RENE PENA obviously likes what she sees! 3. FRANK VALLELUNGA finds that the road to excellence is paved with a great amount of hard work. 4. The win- ning class in the PTA contest, MR. WOOD ' S PERIOD TWO, shows who is number one. 5. MR. SPARKMAN lectures on the Revolutionary War to LISA COLLISON, KIM PHILLIPS and DAVID BAYLESS, three potential 4.0 juniors. 6 TOM SHOFFNER likes being on top of things. 7. SCOTT WISDOM does his best in defending the Lancer ' s goal. 8. SCOTT CLYDESDALE uses the ol ' headache excuse to get out of running a few extra laps. 9. RIP ROCKSTAD and TIM |ORDAN find the pain of paying fines before being enrolled. 10. The |V FOOTBALL TEAM dominated all of their opponents. 11. |EWELL SMITH is all smiles as she gets in a quick workout. 12. COACH WHITTINGTON is less than happy with JULIE DJIE ' S late arrival for early-morning workouts. . .jm 4 No Pain — No Gain