Lakewood High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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p -1 4 ' Q .v- 1 i l I The Caring lor Karen Carnival was highlighted by John Stuerke and his band Eclipse. 1 1 l , ,A l Wi, 1 1 I ' 1 Q. F:-5 1 I 1 I 1 j H F ' ll ii rf' f 5 l X 'Nh 2-is ,., 2 1 ' 1. 1 Tiff ' if?-I fgkii '52 5 .W it 1 'fr LT ' , A , , l ! ' -'1 1 1 ul f If .iii H. 1 V Q 3' 1 5,72 K f 1 ' - W l,,'fi't'4laM ' 1 'KN -,fam A ' ' - 4- 5:5 . 'f' ' Y I V ' , flhiaaga, J ' J ,iz 0 gi ' 'H , Mg: Y. 1, 1 ' , ' f . , fm ,fp 5 auf -- 1. --fines.:-' -Lvl' A r' 'wuz-Y -4.1:...- f-r-Ln:r-r-- f-:wf-f:f+w1--f-r-,vv-1-rwf::r-m-rf--f-.-t-.-,,Q,-- ,- . T-3:-1ff,'r:f:.1:1 -1-:w, f.: me .-rf--5-4-f-,vffwr-.L After being crowned king and queen at the 1982 'Prom, Paul Bonacci and Suz my ,Lsrt Minor share a special moment together. One ol the highlights ol spring was the musical Hello Dolly leaturing Marie Bishop, Steve Blum, and Dave Batton. Class Clown nominee, Darrell Zimbleman lives up to his title. Fvents 1 1

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S Spitting events arte wolzilt With the end of school right around the corner, students made the most of their final times together. On April 23 the final event in raising money for leukemia victim Karen Mu- sich took place: a carnival sponsored by senate. Booths, video games and live entertainment by Eclipse, The Trees, and Jenni Rylatt was provided. Another fund raiser that took place throughout the entire year was Prom. On May 1st Paul Bonacci and Suzi Mi- nor were crowned King and Queen at the Brown Palace Hotel. Other royalty finalists were John Stuerke, Jenni Ftob- inson, Andy Lowry and Linda Hays. Trisha Finnefrock and Dale Bone were the Junior Attendants. Open Arms was the theme. Morp on the more casual side took place in the courtyard on the 8th, with The Party's Over as its theme. No spring is complete without a dra- ma production. From the 13-15 Lakewood's Drama Department pre- sented Hello Dolly . The leading roles were played by Susan Gregory. Jlll Shanks, George Bradford and Tom Sullard. On the 26th another presenta- tion, the slide show, was given at the A quiet moment at Graduation catches Wendy Strand and Anne Starner thinking ahead to what lies beyond high school. 3ack ' Epo QQCE-it di? Senior Assembly. Funny awards were also given, such as the Cradle Robber taken by Wade Johnson, and the Biggest Mooch awarded to Eric Carlson. The State Baseball Assem- bly was on the 27th. Trophies were presented, and personal honors were given to the players. For the Senior class of 1982, the final days of school slowly dwindled away. On the morning of Saturday, May 29th, Graduation was finally a reality. All 352 of the graduating Sen- iors anxiously awaited their diplomas at the Red Rocks Amphitheater. Keith Brownrigg, Michon Scott, Jim Durand, Charisse Grant and Janet Zamboni gave their farewell speeches to the class. Within a few days summer began. Goodbye Seniors: time out Juniors and Sophomores. ' - - V R ,fir-.V Aa, ' - 'V fx? 3 A hard earned trophy was proudly displayed by Wade Johnson and John Stuerke at the State Baseball Assemhr..

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