Lake Orion High School - Dragon Yearbook (Lake Orion, MI)

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MATT EDWARDS WAS CHUCK BARRIS FOR A DAY when he emceed the Senior Class JEFF ZIEGLEBAUIQ and Chris Daugherty Skit The Gong Show which pulled in first ROWDY SENIORS show their spirit during place. the Homecoming pep assembly. S to working on the crew of Dr. Don's Disco Extravaganza. One of the strangest things of the Senior year was the knowledge this is it , in PYRAMID and 4,i,.snr! 4? w other words, no more bus rides to L.O.H.S.-no more L.O.H.S. The Commencement seem- ed Iike a dream and one by ....-gm rw' E one the open houses were gone and it was time to pack up for school or start a full- time job-permanently. U Seniors 1

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l if Y iii ,fibsg 4 Ns. ,,gK is it . 4 at .5 me kkkzh ' if ,m aj if 5. QE s.e, Marcie Bail Kari Barcome ,.. .. , ... E... ,- gli. West Junior High School was completed in 1974 and for the first time in the history of L.O. there would be two separate groups of Junior High school students. As these pupils progressed through their Junior High years, they bred intense rivalry and sometimes even hatred for each other. East and West were like two different worlds and on the first day of high school, it showed. The bell rang and looking around the room you Here's noticed that West was on one side of the room and East on the other side. Well, all of that has chang- ed and to look at us today, you'd never be able to guess that we all despised each other in eighth grade. As the years have gone by, East and West discrimination has been forgotten and the chain of friendships has grown longer and stronger. So now many unfamiliar faces have turned into those of true friends. Here's to: the parties after every game: the nicknamesg the secrets: the smiles-Here's to Good Friends. I BOB LOUBERT, CINDY ivIccLuRE AND ALAN SMITH LAUGH TOGETHER at the disco. WHAT ARE FRIENDS FOR? Cassie Miller is typifying one exam- ple as she helps Rita Mullins struggle through her Comp. Il assignment. A GOOD FRIEND IS ALWAYS THERE TO HELP, just like Karen Jensen is helping Caroline Stoll with her books. PI-IILLIP D'ONOFRIO AND MARYANNE SABATINI have been ' X l ' K ' - .iifefargs x liz Deborah BSHGY Richard Barnes Constance Bays Bobbie Bechler . .3 an--' David Bartley Timothy Bassett --sw - i. vu s '25 5 , X in . wrt Wi Y . - T l Jeanette Becker Dawn Belanger friends for a long time. rvvf I O .Q Q. -h I. 3 Q. CD 1. I 'im ta, K' 1 t gi X 3 X S . A Sharie Bates 1 . I A 1 A rst' . , .,A . g g ,af ., ' ' 5 i f. .gf . :QL -gf Qs ..... Lucy Berg Seniors 137