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LC constructs futures Building our futures was what LC was all about. With the district's construction of new buildings and the partici- pation of LC students in sports, extracurricular activi- ties and academics, stu- dents' futures were built dur- ing the l985 school year. With the passing of the bond issue on Feb,l-4, l984, construction began in the fall with the new sports complex. Spiking the ball is Senior Bridgett Lawn. The volleyball team had a win- ning season with a 23-9-4 record. Pos.D Giving a little help during a cross country meet are Richard Bleth, Dr. Darnell and Dr. Condra. Many facul- ty and adminstration give of their free time to help in extracurricular activities. Pos.E Making final completions onthe lob- by are two construction workers. The lobby and multi-purpose areas were started during the summer and finished during the first weeks of school. 2 Theme Whether it was the new sports complex which ad- vanced LC athletics or the new library computer center that helped students learn more about computers and their advantages, advances created a better atmosphere by which to learn. By the LC community enabling the dis- tricts to do this, they built our futures. Extracurricular activities ............... s .4.u. built futures also. The volley- ball team, which started from scratch six years prior to the i985 season, had a success- ful year with a 23-9-4 record. They learned to work as a team by many hours of hard work. Doing this made the team understand that with a little extra work they could accomplish almost anything. This built their futures. Seniors took ITED tests for the first time to measure de- velopment from their junior year. This was to give neces- sary information for such programs as Project Measure that helped the teachers im- prove skills. This built futures for classes to come. Whether it was in sports, extracurricular activities or academics, the district worked together to build our futures.
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PROHNGX Q- Practicing to make marching band the best are seniors Jeff Butter- baugh, Mike Urich, Dan Schoening, Jason McClain and sophomore Brad Johnson. The band received a one rating at State Marching Band Con- test. Deciding whether to bid on an item is a group of interested community members, The auction was held to raise money to payfor new band uni- forms. Fixing their meals at the FLC get-ao quainted picnic are Kris Jensen, Rob- bie Ford and Jill Anderson. Having these get-togethers helps a club unite. Theme 3 iff ft
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