Lakewood High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

Page 10 text:

f 1 7- 4'-2.3 Q 'v ' L-wi? x -53 ., N Y W-If: -- J-'sir - 1. ' ,Emi . -,ig . - , ,ve fix Y 4-,Q iff. 'S 'Hifi Z , r . W-my. f ' . ffl . ' ' . .. ff! ,,.w'. -:r f 'si 'ar ,X-'as' ' 'S -5' 'L 2 1 4' 4' fm. A F, lf' 'Af .f K in 'QM . sf f A, f- ptfvzf rx-:H . 41,33 ff: 'cfx Xwuaxfp- ,.. 3 F 1, -.ns - 11W3'e1,yQg 1.1 , My ,,5.,f,1.J,,,f Y 14. ir'lw'fG ,-H if f 'Sana' Ct' O' bl 3 . 6 , VF' .1 ' , 9'-Q-1... 5 .. Y- I 5' F ' .f ZLN Q ' - F44-rg? gy M 1 A M pf , A-4 ff V' f ,V ,, V ww Y ' ws.. Y Wi? gm ' .5 '- . b .W H I , 1 A f-5, Q do '-1 Nu- 5' . -ff A

Page 9 text:

X......! - s l-CAI All ln the typical John Wayne fashion, Crystal Alderfer displays her l00 gallon hat. Meanwhile, outlaws Nancy Titcombe and Dana Filip hassle city slicker Bob Blume. 'i 'itf-blur' -ag , , ., ,,,,ff.i ryki x r,:V A p H , - There are times when we look down on our school, for exam- ple, when we have three essays due tomorrow, and we're still working on one from last week. Another example might be if you're new to the school, and don't really know anyone yet. Karen Baumann, ka new senior, feels that, Lakewood was harder to adjust to than Kennedy High School was. Getting to know other people was tough. The good times, however, far outnumber the bad, especially at events such as Homecomingaor Spring Fling, when almost everyone is involved in some activity. Pam Inman commented, Most of the students possess individual interests, yet when everyone is at a football game or some school activity, the unity is great. That's what makes Lakewood awesome! Hours of Pompon practice pay off for Mina Lim and allow Judy Anderson to enjoy the games with her friends. Theme 5

Page 11 text:

Lahian photographers rarely get to attend activities without putting in a little work. Here, Mark Cozart prepares to photograph a cross country meet. When asked about how the people of Lakewood view their school, the positive responses are overwhelming: Looking at Lakewood is remembering how, in 1979, our sophomore class of '82 won the Homecoming float competi- tion, and the large amount of pride we felt? -Kim Cooley Sometimes, I think the students here tend to be cliquey, but when I look at other schools, I realize that the students here are generally friendly. I'm glad I go to Lakewood High. -Britta Taylor I love it! The kids are great! -Larry Bauer, custodian When I look at Lakewood, it's not the school I see, but the people in it. When I leave, I wonlt remember the learning process as much as the times I've spent with my friends. -Mark Wellbrock To others, we may not seem so special, but people attend Lakewood for more than the school lunches - or even more than just the education. They attend for all the extras that have everyone taking A Look At Us. Theme 7