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E Stud nt Life Why not get involved? Welcome to part one of our official manual, PLAIN GREEN WRAPPER. Student life is what we are and what we do. In this chapter you will be 8 Survival Kit able to read about yourself. You'll find chapters dealing with keeping a grip on your green, life after 2:30, getting involved and you'lI even find a survival kit for the young at heart. You'll find many ac- tivities and clubs you may need to know about, because in this school we have a wide
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4 6-ill M. r Perhaps no event is more instrumental in bringing together the over 1500 students at L.O.H.S. than Homecoming. This manual to surviving and enjoying your high school days will open, appropriately, with the event that took place October 21, the annual Homecoming Parade, game, and dance. After the rowdiness of last year's float building, Student Council proposed a new list of rules and presented it to the faculty committee which was to decide whether to allow the festivities again. The committee agreed to Student Council's plan, and so came the new idea of having ten-to-twelve person flower parties. Unfortunately the football field was set on 111' x 'J L1 I C. CROWNING GLORY, Last Vickie Spencer, crowns the Daugherty. THE RED ROAST, m e 'fl if - takes first place in th I ildin onte t. MID X fire, the guard shack windows smashed, and the Sophomore float vandalized Thursday night of Homecom- ing week. After a hurried meeting, floats were allowed to be finished. Friday concluded spirit week's dress-up activities with a mid-morning pep assembly complete with confetti, class skits, pyramids, and yell offs. Sophomores took first in the float building at the parade Saturday, the Dragons defeated Chippewa Valley, and Bob Watson and Chris Daugherty reigned as king and queen at the dance that evening. Q iiiifwiiifr f T rift My 7Oriontation iffitffyxit L W ,
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LOOK WHAT SHE SAID! Mark Holobaugh, Kirk Simpkins, Natalie Neveaux, Dave Campbell, April Britton, and Pat Hedger read all the signatures in last year's yearbook. LOITERING IN THE HALLS? Annette Lines and Jerri Howe appear to be working but looks can be deceiving. range of things to do. We have everything from ceramics to design, sewing to welding and cooking to eating. We have O- Clubs, Dragon Broadcasting, the Earth Club, Future Teachers and more. If you don't get into sports or clubs there is always jazz band, symphonic band, the marching band and even choir and twirling. We've even in- cluded a section on those bad times when you're ready to cram it! 0 Student Life 9
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