Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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A. B. C. D. The use of the librory is very importont. Len Foos finds time to do some reseorch. A quiet time during study holl proves to be very helpful for Don Mohler. Jim Schmidutz, eoger to finish his homework, works until the bell rings. The use of woter colors is just one of mony importont techniques the OIT closses leorn. Terry Dohonos is working hord to complete his. E. A little help from your friends con never hurt. l Shown here, Andy Boice and Bill Whetsel try to complete their project together. Korry Flinner Len Foos Ron Foos Jodi Foster Amy Gobel Annette Gobel Pot Gobel Lori Gorcio Rick Gilbert Dove Ginnever Mott Goduto Mary Lou Gonzolez Mork Gooch Greg Goodmon Sue Goon Bob Gosche Pot Goshe Micoh Grober Chris Groves John Grim Fronkie Gunder Mory Houbert Noncy Houbert Eloine Hoffmon Morlene Hoffmon Phil Holmon Rodney Hook Kristi Huffmon

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JUNIDFIS The Juniors are eagerly looking forward to our last year of school, but with regret that next year will be our last at L.H.S. We look back on our past eleven years with both happy and sad memories, both helped us to grow up. During those years, sometimes we've succeeded and sometimes we've failed but that's all part of learning. We have gained pride in ourselves and in our school. Anita Allen Chuck Anders Jim Andrezejewskl Dan Baker Andy Boice Deb Braum Tina Bucher Rosie Burks Mark Burmiester Mike Busach John Butler Colleen Carter Amy Cline Sandy Cochey Rhonda Cooley Chris Copos Charlotte Coppler Dorothy Corbin Alan Crouse Stefanie Dennis Terry Dohanos Tressie Dolin Andrea Elchen Jerry Elter Wayne Essex Randy Fairbonlo DeAnn Farter Tim Feosel

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Butch Klser Kelly Kreais David Lehman Forest Lee Sandy Long Christina Lucius Don Mohler Regina Malone Ruben Martinez Kara McGough Ron Merkle Vicki Metzger Kevin Meyer Gina Mil-slovic Colle I Plans Grow Tomorrow, what does it hold in store? This is a very popular ques- tion for the Class of '84 With only one year left, future plans become an important part of life. College is in the minds of many. Where to go, what to major in, how long to go, these are just a few decisions to be made. What do you want to be when you grow up? This seemed like such an easy question. But now when the time has come to choose a career, many answer this question with the words, I'm not sure. To help us make the choices, the guidance counselors invite many colleges to come in to speak. This proves to be very helpful to many. The college representatives try to give an idea of what the college is like. These meetings and advice from the guidance counselors usually help ease the pressure of the decisions that have to be faced for the future. A. As Earl Wyant starts to think about the future, he takes some time to get the advice of Mr. Cline. B,Thls representative of Ohio University was just one of the many speakers that helped to explain and answer questions for college-bound students. gf-x