Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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Class-y Countries Senior government class is one that everyone seems to look forward to. Perhaps that is because it doesn't quite follow the traditional guidelines that most other classes do. Each government class has the opportunity to form their own country and govern it in the way they choose. This is to provide students with some knowledge and experience as to how the American government is run. Some classes were aggressive and QOT things accomplished in their countries while others merely let them run their course. At any rote, the criminal element seemed to abound in all countries this year which kept all thejudges busy and thejails occupied quite frequently. Micro community is a year-long simulation tha gles you the opportunity to be a sheriff, a congressman, or even President. 3 . Judges Duane Decker and Rick Miller are kept busy throughout the course of Micro Community with numerous clvil and criminal cases. A. B. Rob Cox and Marlene Hoffman try to plan their next move In the Presidential Primary Convention. C. After much planning and scheming on his part, Jamie Biddle is happy wlth the results of the Primary Convention. D. Jerry Hoffman rallies up the votes for his candidate. E. Government class is not oll play. Troy Haar shows that it often takes a lot of work and research to be prepared for the various activities. T V . --qyxvurv-xg .,tgys.,vs-v.y+-X 1 L W. iw 'X Lf' 314' .T iff f' Lt S. tl twin t lui 'num

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Maw... .. jf M,,,,WwW omg. -4 Delights Bag ladies to traffic jams. Schools to grocery stores. At first glance, Washington, D.C. may seem to be a blueprint of any other American city, but eight seniors had the opportunity to spend four days there this year and discovered that it isn't so commonplace afterall. It abounds with a constant stream of tourists, numerous foreign embassies, and many prominent people. Though the group didn't get to catch a glimpse of President Reagan, they did tour the White House and had a personal meeting with Ohio Senator John Glenn. The Capitol Building, the Washington Monument, and the Smithsonian Museum were a few of their many stops. Though they probably had as much fun in their hotel rooms and riding the Metro CWashington, D.C.'s mass-transit system? as they did everything else, the group came back with a better understanding of how the national government is run andthe people behind it. A. The Capitol Building. B.ln Arlington Cemetery, Pete Gibson and Dave Miller seem to have a little problem. C. The whole group together: Wendy Keller, Robin Keller, Candy Nleset, Rick Kline, Lynette Timmons, Gary Holman, Pete Gib- son and Dave Miller. D. The Lincoln Memorial. E. Pat Stahl, Clair Younr, and Dave Worsteln were chaperones for the D.C. trip, F. Would you believe Rick Kline ever saw a camera before?