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... f1-'tl .on the sophomores show spirit X mn re-wwf J V . JD NT ' X fs . ,.,. . - . Q ww Q 0 W? ,. X..- . f s ......a---.. ..., l N X X X ff' N, B ig? A kv' f' sy 5 X we v N sf N V N Je' W w X 4 x it 1, ll 4 .- .,f Q.. .. Q - f w N f --se 7 -Y! ! .N 7 ,YQ 'xg X , C --::: : sap.. X Q X Allin ff all K' WW wi- fi it f . ' X .X Mm , D it , A , .-.asa-' Y? 1 Q A A ' -ff' 3 fv if -. f This year the sophomore class proved their maturity by entering their second year of high school. They proved their ability by bringing up their grades and standing up for what they believe. They proved their school spirit by participating in sports, providing leadership, and by conducting themselves well in class. Class President Ierry Fitzgerald, Vice- President Marcia Newcombe, Secretary Carolyn Davis, and Treasurer Dave Hensel led the sophomore class in having pride and respect for our school. The class representatives for homecom- ing were Tania Ottman and Dave Hensel who showed the spirit of the sophomores. In future years the sophomore class won't remember Lakes just as a place to study and learn, but as a place of friend- ship and self reliance. Carolyn Davis Ieff Fiorillo Ierome Fitzgerald Alex Fligger Stacia Green John Hanel Dave Hensel Steven Immel Kelly Ioyce Debbie Kulick Cristina McCarthy Joseph McMahon 73 yung-umm-
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,vt '- EQ'-4 - A' 'ef wg T., 4 fs' wwf A I X 3 st fa X Mg ,af-Q Q we S 4' . 2 5 , X X X X 5 W, W., V: . Lisa Schulte Chris Seeterlin Robert Spicuzza Ion Swiastyn Kristi Ward rr,.rr. 7, Q Ann Zurbriggen OPPOSITE TOP: Happy sophomores rest after a few dances at Homecoming. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: The tenth grade representative, Tania Ottman, is proudly escorted by her father. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Larry Lamson pretends to do his class work while writing a love let- ter to an unknown female. MIDDLE: Sophomore class representatives in their first place car attempt to break a world record for the most people in a Trans-Am. LEFT: Paul Pasterz, Lisa Schulte, and Debbie Kulick find that giggling is contagious. 75
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