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

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V UU cad mics Orion has 'the basics and g alternatives 'to the basic S S tudent interest at Lake Orion was growing every day. For the disco fans there was the DOCTOR DON'S TRAVELING DISCO EXTRAVAGANZA with flashing 166 Division Page lights, pretty girls, and good music to keep you FIT AS A FIDDLE. But back at old L.O.H.S. whether you were a college preppie or a definate anti- homework person you were doomed to have a BRAIN OVERLOAD of homework sooner or later. Even the co-op students had to put up with the 3 R'S AND AN SQ Lake Orion's