Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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Service With cl Smile The 1982-83 volleyboll seoson showed definite improvements over the previous seosons. The entirety of the leogue wos very competitive ond strong. As o whole, the team worked better together, verify- ing responsible leodershipf' Of the owords thot were given, Mory Scherger received Most Voluoble ployer for Lokoto ond First Teom SLL, which is quite on oc- complishment. Two other senior girls were recipients of owords: Sheril Aldrich received Best Offensive Ployer ond Kelly Lohmon received the Cooch's Aword. Junior Mory Schode took the Best Defensive Ployer Aword. A. Listening os well os ploying is port of the gome os Cooch Stoudinger instructs the girls. B. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Row 1: Sheril Aldrich, Kelly Lohmon. Row 2: Leso Wotkins, Mory Scherger, DeAnn Forster. Row 3: Cooch Beoston, Mory Schode, Kim Shull, Michele Timmons, ond Monoger Vero Zender. C. Fons cheered on the volleyboll teom for their best seoson. D. Morlene Hoftmon's constont serving helped the J.V.'s through o winning seoson. E. Don't chicken out, Kim Shull, go for the spike! F. Socrificing your body is port of the gome os Rhondo Slick finds out. G. Frustroted Cooch Beoston tells her girls to think, tolk, ond move. H. Jenny Gosche hos the ball well under her control, o good top would do it. I. Wow, those knee pods reolly do come in hondy os Leso Watkins trys them out. J. Eogerly owoiting the next serve, Sheril Aldrich con- centrotes in cctse it heods toword her. K, Teamwork gets the job done right, os Michele Tim- mons ond Sheril Aldrichjoin forces. L. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL - Row 1: Jolene Pork, Jenny Huth, Robin Show, Shelly Kiser. Row 2: Monoger Vero Zender, Lori Hommer, Down Steving, Jenny Gosche, Cooch Stoudinger. Row 3: Teri Stohl, Mory Houbert. Row 4: Noncy Houbert, Sandy Cochey, Rhondo Slick. 55

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Dirty Laundry The 1982 Varsity Football Team's season was not all they expected it to be. The team was predicted to be a very strong contender in the SLL at pre-season meetings but actually finished in the lower half. Although the team finished with a 2-8 record with victories over Hopewell-Loudon and Eostwood, they were strong op- position agoinst Clyde and Otsego who were very strong teams. Coach Livoti may look forword to a promis- ing ond successful seoson next yeor if the team members follow their cur- rent philosophy of the three D's: dedication, desire, and determina- tion. lt's a combination with beneficial results in many areas of life. A. THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - Front Row: Rob Cox, Tim Cox, Rick Miller, Ken Keckler, Tim James, Ran Graber, Jerry Hoff- man, Phll Racheter, Dave Ritter, Cun Richards. Row 2: Dave Watkins, Earl Wyanr, Bill Whetsel, Andy Boice, Frank Pisani, Butch Klser, John McGowan, Adam Flanagan, Rick Kline. Raw 3: Phil Rickard, Chod Hollinger, Kirk Mintz, Mike Miller, Brian Klelsh, Kevin Murphy, Mark Burmelster, Chris Chalfln. Bow 4: Bob lckes, Chuck Yambert, Bill McGowan, Kun Brewer, Pat Brlckner, Nick Meter, Randy Fairbanks. Row 5: Aaron Zener, Shawn Cooley, Guy Graber, Ron Roth, Jim Rader, Manager Gary Conley. Row 6: Coach Bill Devol, Coach Steve Livoti, Coach Bob Wright. CNot Pictured: Coach Gary White? B. The tension builds In the locker room as Earl Wyant, Cun Richards, Frank Pisani, Kevin Murphy, Rick Kline, and Tim Cox listen to a few last wards before returning to the field for kickoff. C. Coach Livotl sends Adam Flanagan In for the game-deciding play as Coaches White and Devol are concerned with the time. A