Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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l.l.EGE CASH! if l HOW Wasw svofximaz Dan Miller Denise Minich Kevin Murphy Sharyn Newman Nicole Omlor Laurie Palmerton Chuck Papenfus Tim Pate Dawn Riedel Frank Pisani Don Podach Larry Reed Karen Reinhart Dana Rice 0 lllilm GWEYOU if ia 5 N foliifl. 4 MM-M NVVN .. ,,,,, .. , MZEIEVVMW' !Z'f f'ftffttf .Frank Pisani and Lesa Watkins discuss the many different possibilities for a college. A bulletin board is used to help the students gather information about the various colleges. Classroom work is also an important part of the future. Alan Crouse, Ruben Martinez, and Len Foos listen closely as the theme to a story is explained. .Many college prep courses are offered at L.H.S. Algebra ll is one that Pat Gabel and Kristi Huffman have chosen to help prepare them.

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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

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A. Decoroting is the most important port of the prom, Sandro Wolloce volunteers her help to get the job done. B. John Grim concentrates on getting the wires hung so the celllng con be constructed. C. Teri Stohl works quietly trying to get her part finished. ls the Prom Really Worth lt! Every yeor, o lot of time ond ef- fort is put into the creation of prom. From the beginning of the freshman yeor, the moin goal is to raise enough money to hove a super prom, but money isn't everything. There are mony things thot oren't even considered until the lost minute orrives. There are broinstorming meetings to decide the ideos. Committees are mode, things ore ordered, and decora- tions are put together. Prom tokes o lot of hord work, but the final result makes the whole thing worthwhile. Jody Ritter Rex Roblnett Down Rogier Tom Rouser Chorlene Rupp Mory Schade Jim Schmidutz Corlo Shoferly Jeff Sheets Kim Shull Evon Shultz Chris Sparks Frances Stahl Teri Stahl Down Steving Rhondo Slick Jenio Smith John Sorg James St. Clolr Jim Swolsgood Tim Tiell