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

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-Qi- HHH.jCon lu ion Wrapping if up I Having survived your high school years land hopefully enjoying themi you are now entrusted with this reference manual to help you look back Division Page at those years where havoc breaking out was not unusual. The 1978-79 school year gave us everything from discos to diplomas. It was a time of nearly 500 Seniors graduating and preparing for their after- life ordeals in colleges or in full time jobs. It was a year when the juniors looked

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What costs roughly S14,000, is a history book students are willing to buy, and is distributed to Lake Orion High School students in a ration of 1 to about every 1 and th students? A yearbook! Not many people realize just what goes into being a staff member or what it takes to put out a yearbook. The staff prepares for the annual the previous school year by discuss- ing a theme that is broad enough to cover not only the students but also their sports, teachers, classes, com- munity, and lifestyles. After deciding on such matters, W cost comes into consideration. If not 1 tt for the fact that each yearbook staff member sells about S150 in adver- tisements your book would cost S14 instead of 310. T he Staff a postscript Have you ever had one of those days when things just don't fit together right? lt's like that in Pub a lot, especially on days when you find out the picture you just cut down to 3x5 is supposed to fill a 5x6 space! Or, whenlyou find out you've left out a person's name who just happens to be right in the middle of a group shot! Or, you find out a picture is missing for the pages that are due the next day! Yearbook is a HARD class to get by and survive in but we also take time out for fun things like pub par- ties or to exchange homemade Christmas Gifts in January because of the unpredictable Michigan weather. Q ,-u-- U.,.,.- .,H!,,gz,,.,.g -, was .1 f.. 126 ,gg--af. EVN' -29? ,, ' tmfww--s.ff:,ef.e:...,-fs , M' -rf-vw,-. 'mL .inns- fim? e'iQ5t2fl33e-w'.gf., V- .. xg Arazfit' at c 1 'Taft' ' ,t -ff-f A ,L DAWN GARCIA, yearbook Photographer who spent many hours in and out of class processing pictures, prepares to snap another candid. SOPHOMORES BARB MIDDLETON AND JEAN BUTLER check to see that their spreads are completed and ready to turn in. KATHY CHAFFEE learns there is more to a good yearbook layout than just putting down pictures. JUNIOR SECTION MEMBER PAM MAAS prepares her spread by making sure her copy won't run over any pictures. The Staff 227

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NANCY VANITVELT inspects some of the wares of the Dragon Hut. 2:30 AND HOME! Lori Figurelle and Cindy McClure promise each other a call later on to re-hash the day. FINDING A WARM SPOT as Carla Brown does, often was difficult when the heaters rnfuend na nnvhlf-A uno heat DISCO MANIA workers John Bono and Mike Fritz spin the discs at one of the several disco-oriented dances. forward to finally being 141 and getting senior privileges. 1979 was the year when two of the biggest junior high classes ever came together and filled the sophomore section of the bleachers at pep assemblies. With this manual you'll now be able to look back at the 1978-79 school year as seen from a Lake Orion High School point of view and remember those times when you were surviving and enjoying your high school years. ' Conclusion 229