Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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January l9 Dear Diary, Riding on The plane To Washingfon wiTh me were Diane Clark, Diane Davis, Jim Crozier, Sonny HousTon, Toby Moyers, and Carol Drake. We had a nice Time discussing our high school days. Of all people, Suzie BoaTrighT and Karen STewarT were The sTewardesses. We gossiped abouT our old school chums. Jim said ThaT Bill Hendrix is now presidenT 0T Gano Research LaboroTories. Roger Taylor is one of his Top assisTanTs. Diane said ThaT Sharon Carver is execuTive secreTary To CI big adverTising company in New York and Ernie DeBord is The presidenT. As I am off The plane, l was meT by Marvin Kinch. AfTer all These years, he sTill hasnTT made up his mind whaT he wanTs To Clo. He rode wiTh me To The hotel. WiTh Harold PhilpoT dri-ving, we had To hold on For dear life. AT The hoTel, I had my hair seT aT JoAnn's BeauTy Parlor, proprieTor JoAnn Parman and assisf- anTs Brenda Lewis and Lois Rice. When Marvin left, he said he was going To Jack NorTorI and Gordon Dixon's Barber Shop for a haircuT. January 20 Dear Diary, Turned on The Television This morning and There was Gene Beaver, who is covering The inau- guraTion. By The way, his broTher, Jack, is a successful pharmacisT in WesT Palm Beach, and Their old buddy, Gary Aufranc, is a pharmacisT in Russia. The roving reporTer, Willa BaxTer, was inTerviewing The many people aT The inauguraTion scene, some of whom were Sara Howard, SenaTor; PaTTy EllioT, Judy Kline, and Joyce Nicely, Congresswomen. She also inTerviewed Richard Wesseler, SecreTary of AgriculTure and AssisTanT, Kenny STidham; Ray Even, SecreTary of Army; Floyd Rockwell, ATTorney General, and his legal secreTary, Harri'eT Gallaher, and am- bassadors Richard Simone, Arville Dunson, and Dave Meddings. The PresidenT,s wife looked very nice. AT Donna's Salon, her hair was sTyled by Donnc CorneTT and her assisTanT Norma Harper. Her OUTFIT was especially designed for The occasion by JUdiTh Behan. The children were noT There. The family doctor, Linda Waggoner, advised ThaT They sTay home wiTh Their nurse, Peg SmiTh. Louise Dollna sang The NaTianal AnThem as ET has never been sung before. DHE was sworn in by Chief JusTice STeve Curtis. WaTching The inauguraTion Today, I Spied in The crowd, Bill Abner, Paul Hansel, Ann Brucker, Janice Ballinger, Jim Dingham, JaneT HamilTon, Linda Condan, and Ray HamilTorI. l was Talking To one of The PresidenT's secreTaries, Carol Rich, afTer The inauguraTion, and she said ThaT The PresidenT received Telegrams of con graTUlaTions From Barbara Cole, Floyd SmiTh, Wanda Woodrum, Bob Wilkinson, Florence SingleTon, and Dave Francis. January 23 Dear Diary, Clyde, my DEAR husband called Today To say ThaT he had iusT been promoTecl To vice- pres- idenT of his company. He said his new private secreTary is Sandy Mercer. Charles Dingmon is his head accounTanT. OThers on his sTan are Linda Bell, Karen Norvell, and Sue Mehl He also said someone robbed The company. John HazleTon of Morgan's DeTecTive Agency is in charge of The invesTigaTion. January 25 Dear Diary, Had 0 wonderful Time in WashingTon, buT iT's wonderful To geT back home wiTh The family. l have all hopes ThaT one of The Children may grow Up To geT an imporTanT posiTion like many of my old classmaTes. I don'T have a worry in The world Though, wiTh such Teachers as Vicki Green, Carolyn Lakes, Joyce lhle, Sherrill Young, Linda MiTzel, and Mary K. Coffee. ATTer all, LHS has Turned OUT some mighTy fine sTudenTs, and I'm sure They can do iT again. now

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mg: eeeee .;P W .1 m The following are excerst from The Diary of a 1961 groduoTe 0f LokoTo High School. IT reveals The experiences of This person in The year of 1981-1982 during The persidenTial elecTion and incuguroTion. November 8, 1981 Dear Diary, New presidenT elecTecl TodoynDanny Howard Eiler. in high school he always wanted To be president AT The polls Today, I happened To run mm a few clussmufes from LHS--The former Gloria Muncy, Sandy Sounders, RiTo Hamblih, and JoneT May. Theylre all married and have Children. Gloria Told me ThoT Peggy Brehm is also married and riding around in her 1961 car ThoT she boughT when she goT OUT of school. EsTher Meddings is also riding around in u lGTer model, 1962, lTook her longer To scrape up The money1. Oh yes, They also Told me Thcz'r Don Hoover finally goT married CT The ripe old age of 36. He always said he'd never geT married before The age of 20, and he meonT iT. Wonder if Sharon HompTon is sTill c1 llbochelor girl. Gloria also Told me That PaTTy SouTh is Teaching school in a liTTle Swiss village. November 15 Dear Diary, WenT shopping Today 0T The new Kroger sTore down The sTreeT. Was surprised To see Jerry CosTer and Diane Benzing as co-managers. ATTer leaving The store, had Trouble wiTh my car and sTopped CT The Cromer-CorneTT Speed Shop. Old LizzieisH running fine now. November 22 Dear Diary, Picked up The paper Today and saw ThoT Dole Alvey sTruck oil in Texas. Also read reporT of The capture of a spy ring ThoT They have been Trying To find for Five years. Police Chief, Jim Wilson, reported ThaT CapTGin Jim Griffin solved The case. OTher names I recognized in The news were Terry Cleson, who opened 0 Terrific new nigthlUb recently; Jerry SchmiTz, Terry Elam, Willard Gregory, and Richard Fischer, who are working on a secreT proiecT 0T GE. Bonnie Fee, The famous maThemaTicion, meT wiTh PresidenT Today on problems obouT The budgeT. Olympic sTQTs, Barbara Wise and Marlene Allen are enjoying Their Hold age in Hawaii; Denny Meyer and Gordon Word in Alaska. Dick McCorTy and Erlon Wheeler, The Two famous WashingTon playboys were arresTed for Trying To 'lpoinT The Town red. They were orresTed on The WhiTe House lawn wiTh c buckeT of red puinT! WhiTe House is being done over again, and Linda Mullins is in charge of The re-decoraTion. Mike Meyers is The oucTioneer who is going To oucTion off most of The old WhiTe House TurniTure. January 12 Dear Diary, NexT week The new Presidenf, DHE, will be inouguraTed. l was surprised To receive on inviTGTion from one of his secreTories, Brenda Soylor, To aTTend The evenT. 11041

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l a l, l . l f We, the 1961 Senior Class of Lakota High School, being of sound mind and memory do will these ditterent slams, abilities, traits, and characteristics to these underclassmen in the hope that said party will become as dignified and as honorable as the Seniors of lal. Marlene Allen, will my position on the volleyball team and my Dower to kill snakes in the girls' locker room to Jean and Betty lAdl Allen. Dale Alvey, will my ability to be picked on by Mr. Morgan to anyone who will take if. Gary Aufranc, will my seat in English 12 to Fritz Ehorn and my parking place to anyone lucky enough to get a- new convertible. Janice Ballinger, will my Dosition on the volleyball team to Myrna Thomas. Willci Baxter, will my height to Sandy Maddox and my ability to make N. H. S. to my sister, lvlari yn. Gene Beaver, will my height to Jim Willer, who has the weight to go with it. Jack Beaver, will my brain to Donna Washburn lmy lab partnerl to further her study of Martians. Linda Bell, will my nickname HJinglesH to Astor Johnson. Diane Benzing, will my ability to get along with all my study hall teachers to any Junior who wants to get kicked out. Susie Boatright, will my first tour Front teeth to Sue Hardin. Peggy Brehm, will my ability to talk in choir and get by with it to Sharon Schmitz, who really needs it. Ann Brucker, will my blond hair to Linda Snow. Sharon Carver, will the name HSam to anyone who is willing to take it off my hands. Jerry Caster, will my vast knowledge to any other intellectual at Lakota and my ability to have Fun to everyone. Diane Clark, will my sore feet to anyone who's crazy enough to wear heels on a field trip. Terry Clason, will my ability to brown nose to Becky Thomas. Mary K. Coffee, will my ability to tap dance to Eddie Holmes. Barbara Cole, will all my school spirit to the cheerleaders. Linda Condom, Will my job in the office to any future Senior, who has too many study halls. Donna Cornett, will my tumbling ability to anyone who needs it. Roger Cornett, will the Gray Ghost to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. Jerry Cramer, will my unchallenged authority of being the best driver in school to anyone who can qualify. Jim Crozier, will Tom Alvey a very long shot. Steve Curtis, will Moose's calendar girl to Caron Hones. Diane Davis, will Petey, my frog, to Mr. Gasser. Ernie DeBord, will my height and shooting ability to Gary Fields and Steve Meyer. Jim Di'ngman, will my ability to stay awake in study hall to Robert Kell. Charles Dingman, will my government luck and grades to Roger Dunlap. Gordon Dixcm, will my bad disposition to Mr. Williams and my good disposition to Mr. Lee. Louise Dollna, will my iob of taking choir attendance to anyone crazy enough to want to mem- orize numbers for Faces instead of names.