Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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. . . this is it! Every yeor it is done. Every doy someone is working on it. Every foil mony hove one, A yeorbook is speciol to eoch person in'their very own woy. It is thot much more speciol to those who put their time ond effort into moking it, After severol doys of broinstorming for o theme, this is it! wos finolly chosen. A theme should soy it oil, ond this one does. Once something is over, oil thot remoins is memories. Through this yeorbools, however, those memories con lost ond be fresh in your mind for yeors to come. This book is for you. This is it! ond the entire onnuol stoff hopes you enjoy it ond treosure it olwoys. ' vt' sf: :SK li'l'3f1 .X I If ,K

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A. Taylor Yearbook Representative, Tom Keiss, conducting theme workshop. B. Brenda Rausher and Angie Clinger - Sophomore Editors. C. Jim Wertz - Annual Staff Advisor and photographer. D. Julie McClure - Editor-in-chief. E. Gary Holman - photographer, copy writer, and countless other tasks. F. Jon Otermat and Marlene Hoffman - Senior Editors. G. Kara McGough - Junior Editor, Curriculum, and Beth Huth - Curriculum. H. ANNUAL STAFF - Front Row: Kara McGough, Beth Huth, Marlene Hoffman, Carla Shaferly, Dawn Steving. Row 2: Bren- da Rausher, Angie Clinger, Julle Cessna, Diann Malone. Raw 8: Gary Holman, Julie McClure, Kelly Lahman, Mary Houbert, Rick Kline, Jon Otermat, Tanya Peters, Brian Sams. l. Gary Holman, Mary Houbert, Lorrel Mullholand, and Kara McGough brainstorm at yearbook workshop.

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For Your Listening Pleusur-e . . . The band engages in many memorable events throughout the year. lt all begins in July when the band membes, old and new, assemble together to get ac- quainted and begin practicing. Those hours put in during the sum- mer are only a few of the many that are spent practicing throughout the year but most band members - and those who hear them perform - will agree that the time was not wasted. The band made excellent showings at Cedar Point and in the Secret San- ta Parade this year, particularly with their new uniforms that were purchased in the fall. Lakota pride always illuminates from the band. A. Doing a routine to The Stripper, Wen- dy Litton, Michele McClure, and Kerry Conrad demonstrate how to play while sitting on a friend's lap. B. While standing at attention, Scott Snyder gets ready to play the next song for the show. C. Marty .lakcsy and Wendy Keller demonstrate the last move to Whip lt. D, Micah Graber and Tino Gunder illustrate the importance of horn position and standing straight while playing the trombone. E. Having balance and coordination and still being able to play is tough, but look- ing at Paula Copas, you'd think it was easy.