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

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LAKE OFIICJN PLUMBING 8 HEATING qtsqles COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL :service :repairs 436 S. Broadway, Lake Orion YOUR COMPLETE SERVICE SHOP RAY PARKER OIINER 21 YRS EXPERIENCE T I m e C I o C kgovefnmem, to has gone up to five hundred dollars? On the other hand many students have other reasons why they feel they should have to work. Jeff Davidson stated that his car insurance was the main reason he 202 Timeclock needed his part time job. Kim King, tired of sponging off her parents, decided to get a job in order to help herself along. Even though my Senior year has been the best yet it also has a lot of expenses: for instance, our trip to Acapulco, announcements, Senior pictures and our caps and gowns too, commented Senior Deanne Hilborn.

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