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

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HABITAT Lunch time arrives. This is the moment you've been waiting for because your stomach's been growling for the past two hours. But of course the line wraps around the cafeteria twice, so, on to better things. Open lunch for instance. Oh, no, Mac's is crowded and the Big Boy is swamped. Back to L.O.H.S. This is when you discover all the other popular hangouts. In the smoking lounge are those who have finally soothed their nicotine fits and the student lounge con- tains the usual little clicques. You glance out the win- dow and see heads peeping through the corn stalks across Scripps. Oh, yes, Mom wanted you to call your first spare mo- ment to explain the day. Disappointment once again, for there before your blurry eyes is another long line. The bell rings again. Oh, well, forget that phone call. On to fifth hour. Can't wait for the game tonight because at last you too can become part of the scene, either on the field or in the bleachersj gsm Q. 2 is z T e is 3,

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me 20 Grip on Green JEFF PETRUSHA fumbles as he pins a cor- sage to Karen Williamson's dress. NONIE Van ARSDALE studies the price list while ordering her announcements. THIS GROUP of students decides to read a copy ofthe SCEPTRE rather than study in se- cond hour study hall. DISTRIBUTIVE ED: Front row: Paul Sly, Norma Fisher, Stewart Boyd, Pat Sherman, Craig Milbockerg Karen Schumacher, Lisa Pace, Kim St. Clair, Kim Pappenfus, Charlie Suddeth, Lori Harvey, Leslie Thompson, Mr. Cleveland, Steve Hutchinson, Lori Marceau, Terry Herzfeld, Chris Wamsley, John Crosdell, Jeff Mancini, Mike Skelly. E