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

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VT? Vicki Furney Mathew Fyie Charles Gallinat James Gau 'Fein' . y t Joan Gall Von Gallaher Q17 Dawn Garcia -' 2- 'f .LEW 521555 4 'V M25 ' . '- sri ,Ai, ' 1 .w x . 8 . as 'WM vi. L A Y . f Timothy Gayheart The roar of the cro1,,, Q. hen the visitors peered across the football field at a game, they saw a bunch of rowdy Lake Orion Dragons. When they looked to the other side of the basketball court, their eyes stared upon a group of students ready to destroy their rivals. Con- tained within both groups were always seniors fired up and prepared to cheer for JOE SCHNUR TAKES ADVANTAGE of some free time and tries to im- prove his back-hand. TAMMY A DABB AND KAREN WILLIAMSON bump hips to the beat of the Marching Band's music. their team. This enthusiasm of the spectators always en- couraged the team to do well, as noted by George Elias, the coach of girls basketball. When there is a good turn out at a game and the crowd is fired up, the team becomes fired up also, and they seem to do better than it the Dragon bleachers were empty. Q SENIORS STAND to see what is happening on the gym floor. LYNDA AXSOM dribbles down court in an attempt to reach the basket and score another two points. 5.3. 4-1- D' 2. -1 U! CD 'Q. II. r-1' 'F s 1 f Deborah Gardner Ronald Gehrke S8f'liOI'S 1

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ii if Senior Offig Annette Hamel Donna Hamilton Michael Harrison z Q rj V f is X W David Harrold , , ., ,M f,, ,, ,if x ' -, V V ,K ai H I think they are super. Each and everyone is very dependable. If I want anything done, all I need is to ask only once. They're very fair and use good judge- ment. I enjoy working with them, said senior advisor Jean Wertenburger, and work they did. This year's of- ficers started their job way back in August by organizing the first details of the senior -1 CD 4-1- :ii trip and ended their jobs by to finalizing commencement plans in early June, with many widely assorted pro- jects and necessary traditional duties in between. When asked about how they felt the officers said they thoroughly enjoyed their jobs and found them to be a busy, but very rewarding experience. . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Louanne Smith, Treas: Jim Burt, Pres.: Cindy Rice, Vice Pres.g Deb Liddicoatt, Sec. SENIORS RECEIVED THESE ANIMALS for selling six or more magazine orders. The class of '79 broke all past selling records. MS. JEAN WERTENBERGER, Senior Class advisor. 5. ' Eikgziigggpg- vl -:,TAQ,ihfi:Q I , Q 6 g , JW: p . rare' j x 'X x xx 1 Y., xx ,r x Q Wh I wa, A Kevin Hauxwell Tim Hauxwell Mark Henry Karen Herr Terry Herzfeld ' i' . ' f'?fV1? img: .26 W- jijrrc I 32: or f f-'f ' .I W.,-, f I g.. in .. I far' ,A , j ' L Z ,V I H xy J Deanne Hilborn Jay Hill Karen Hill Joan Hillebrand 'William Hoag Seniors 147