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

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AMOCO T iw Midwest Motor Sales 3880 Baldwin Rd. 391-1055 Marco's Pizza 606 S. Lapeer 693-8888 Amoco 4985 Baldwin Rd. 391-1044 Lake Orion Lumber 215 S. Broadway 693-1209 Lucky's 101 S. Broadway 693-1209 Ads215

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R11 Standard 120 E. Columbia Pontiac, Michigan PQNTIAC DETROIT FLINT SAGINAW FE 4-9521 WO 3-2412 733-3551 753-3492 shoes and shirts either too small or too big. During these two decades the styles were set and everyone dressed basically the same. But now during the fast moving seventies the styles change as quickly as the weather, there is no sign of any dress code. A person can change a style of dress to go with his mood or to suit his budget. Almost anything goes in DRESSED FOFI PLAY are Bruce McMeans, Brian Racheleau, Cheryl Buchler, and Leslie Thompson. DFIESSED FOR DANCING are Maureen Drummond, Anders Rendahl, and Frank Olson. YUGOSLAVIAN EXCHANGE STUDENT Dennis Perkovic models his version of a well dressed American. P. T. Standard 120 E. Columbia St. 224-9521 Ads2'I7