Lakewood High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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'ti 'iw bi- 't ' 5 VE ? We f , 1 While May 27th was the last day of school for seniors, June 3rd was the end for sophomores and juniors in the 1981-82 school year. Many students from Lakewood did not just take a break, they kept busy with a variety of activities ranging from relaxing vacations and summer baseball games, to summer jobs and volunteer work. Still, others came back to school to attend camps and workshops. Various im- provements were also made to the school itself including the addition of the new girls athletic locker room and the resurfacing of the roof. Aside from being at the school at 6:30 every morning, the Pom Pons and the Cheerleaders shared their enthusiasm at a Spirit Camp, July 12-15. Many of the athletic teams attended camps during the summer including girls volleyball, boys bas- ketball, July 12-155 girls basketball, July 26-301 and the final one of the summer, football camp, August 19- 25. Other clubs participating in Lakewood Poms and Cheerleaders: Jacque Armstrong, Val Jarvi, Judy Skolnik, Allison Yates, Lisa Treadwell, and Cari Kingsley, prepare for their Spirit Camp at Estes Park where both groups took first place in competition. sarees- fl N V' Qw3 .-fs':51' 'mstifn' 451 f gli s Q ' 4 4 i '914 ff I workshops were Senate, Lahian, Spectator, Key Club and Speech .Team. Whatever the activity, wheth- er it be practice, a summer job, or just fun in the sun, students anx- iously awaited August 26 when they could return to LHS for another year of research papers, trigonometry, and cafeteria food. Events 13

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