Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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A Sl ' E K X. c xxx , Q Q Q 1 . B 3 Ac.. X W ' Af ff s S Q' ' ' 3 WS .wiy XX ' 5 A. On Senior Night, Michele Timmons ls shown being escorted across the field by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Timmons. B. Brad Murray contemplates which note to play next. C. BAND - Front Row: Michele Timmons, Kelli Biddle, Joanna Roberts, Desia Holcombe. Row 2: Scott Bateson, Julee KaSavage, Ray Hoffman, Mike Below, Stefanie Dennls, Jon Rosser. Row 3: Stacey Dennis, Wendy Litton, Amy Robarge, Tami Reinhart, Paula Copas, Alyce Miller. Row 4: Scott Snyder, Mark Steiner, Dawn Rogier, Mike Walker, Kerry Conrad, Dave Carlo. Row 5: Don Kelbley, Wendy Keller, Robin Keller, Valerie Keller, Marty Jakcsy. Row 6: Brian Walter, Jeff Stevenson, Joe Davis, Natalie Below, Tina Gunder, Brad Murray. Row 7: Dawn Walter, Amy Findlay, Cheryl Smith, Dawn Monroe, Sandy Cochey. Row 6: Director Tom Shook, Michele McClure, Micah Graber, Lisa Ball. 39

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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.

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Dedication and Teamwork Play Important Roles Choir is often thought of as an easy A, but members of the choir realize this is far from true. To have a good performance, there must be a lot of work put into the practices. Dedication is a very important part of this work. For a choir to perform at its best, each and every member of the choir must know what to do and when to do it. Teamwork also plays an important role. If the group isn't together, it lessens the quality ofthe sound. When these two important qualities are combined, the result is a successful choir. A. The Christmas Concert proved to be very successful this year. Kelly Kimmet and Kara McGough seem to have the Christmas spirit as they sing the songs. B. FRESHMAN CHOIR - Sitting: Lisa Redieck, Lori Wollam, Kim Plauck, Michele McClure. Standing: Scott Bateson, Lisa Roberts, Jolene Park, Mrs. Adams, Shelley Kiser, Sylvia Spittler, Bill Price. C. Being the only two guys singing in the Freshman Choir doesn't seem to affect the performance of Scott Bateson and Bill Price. D. SENIOR CHOIR - Front Row: Desia Holcombe, Deb Braun, Bobbie Ruble, Kristi Hiser, Brenda Rausher, Paula Capas, Dawn Monroe, Lorrel Mullholand, Sanda Fouts. Row 2: Angle Clinger, Sharon Daghterman, Marlene Hoffman, Charlotte Coppler, Denise Foos, Shelly McGough, Kara McGough, Angela Fairbanks, Dawn Steving, Stefanie Dennis. Row CJ. Amy Findlay, Kristi Huff- man, Lori Hammer, Rose Mary Hille, Malinda Null, Nancy Haubert, Kelly Kim- met, Karen Bloemer, Joanna Roberts, Tammy James, Sandra Wallace. Row 4: Joanna Sheffel, Carla Shaferly, Theresa Hammonds, Don Kelbley, Tim James, David Stevens, Steve Plummer, Bill Langlois, Rodney Carver, Teri Stahl, Valerie Keller, Kerry Conrad. Row 5: Dan Wiseman, Mike Below, Amy Hunt, Candy Nieset, Scott Snyder, Connie Hammonds, Tom Boucher, Micah Graber, Ken Keckler, Julee KaSavage, Robin Keller, Jim Schmidutz, Mrs. Adams. E. Watching the director ls very important. All eyes seem to be paying close