Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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Simply Flwesome lf someone was to ask, What's in a name? when speaking of the Lady Raiders, the answer could only be - simply AWESOME. With only one loss early in the season, the Lady Raiders came back to win the re- maining 18 games for a record of 19-1 in the regular season. The team effort paid off when they were seeded number one for the sectional crown and went into the district semifinals facing off with Evergreen. In a turn-a-round game, the Lady Raiders won and came up against 2nd-ranked Swanton. In a hard fought and well played game the Lady Raiders ended their season by a 50-46 score to Swanton. With o 21-2 record overall, they made Lakota history and brought back a renew- ed school spirit and pride. However, a great team can't wln alone, it takes an equally deserving and talented coach to make a team simply AWESOME. The coach behind the Lady Raiders was Dave Worstein. The J.V. Girls also had a good season by placing Grd in the S.L.L. with a 14-6 record overall. A. Amy Gabel is giving it her all as she tries for thejump ball. B. Hustling is a major part of being on an awesome team as Michele Timmons finds out. C. ln deep thought, Angie Holman prepares for a foul shot. D. Amy Fairbanks is caught in a sudden surprise. E. Rhonda Slick prepares to shoot a foul shot for the Lady Raiders. F. Mary Scherger worms up to get ready for another victory. G. LADY RAIDERS - Front Row: Michele Timmons, Amy Fairbanks, Row 2: Con- nie Hammonds, Coach Worstein, Rhorr da Slick, Sandra Wallace. Row 6. Amy Gabel, Angie Holman, Mary Scherger, Lynette Timmons, Tonya Peters.

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A. Coming to a sudden stop, Laurie Murray B. C. D. E. F. looks for the pass to a fellow player. ln an all-out effort, Tammy James strug- gles to pass the ball. GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL - Front Row: Michele Roush, Amy Hollinger, Laurie Murray, Tina Biddle. Row 2: Tam- my James, Kay Burmeisrer, Amy Findlay. Row 3: Coach Morgon, Nancy Saolman, Lori Hammer, Lori Smith, Cheryl Smith, Lisa Ball. Using her dribbling ability, Tina Biddle takes the ball down the court. Part of being a good athlete is having good sportsmanship as Jenny Gosche knows, Doing her specialty, Lori Hammer goes for the layup. 'MQ

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Going for the Pin Wrestling is o sport in which eoch of two opponents try to throw or force the other to the mot. This yeor the wrestlers put the definition of the sport into proctice with style. With only two senior wrestlers, the teom ended with o good seoson. Although they hod to forfeit severol motches in the heovy weight oreos, the teom still monoged to molse it through the meets scoring foirly well. Ending their seoson with o fifth ploce in the leogue, both the vorsity ond the JV teoms con look forword to improving their morls next yeor since most of the wrestlers will be returning. A. The cheerleaders give some encourogement tothe wrestlers. B. Victorious ogoin is Phil Rocheter. C. Giving it oll he's got, Jim Roder goes for onother pin. D. Working his opponent to the mot is Rondy Foirbonlss.