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

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Scott, if you don't slow down a minute and quit your crabbing, you're not getting anything done! Well, let me look at your list while your sister makes one out so I know what she's talking about, okay? But Mom, you already know what I want todayg I just told you everything. Suzy, do you expect me to remember everything you say?! Suzy's list turns out to be rather Grip 0 lI33l 55 : 59.20 3' 11193 '1 '03 Wo Elm Q... .Ui ... -C .Q cn 3 ... w. an 7 FD -I 2 U! 5. flower grarn 1.00 yearbook downpayment 5.00 ticket for game 1.00 PSAT fee 3.50 school pictures 5.00 drama club dues 2.00 ski club dues 2.00 Total 319.50 Student Life 23

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McDONALD'S is a favorite lunch spot for many L.O.H.S. students, like Bob Watson and Mary Nackerman. FILLING OUT college applications is just another of the many things that seniors pay for throughout the year. -,NNN CANDY-GRAMS were sold by the band on various occasions as a fund raiser. A DOLLAR FIFTY gets you in the gate at the Homecoming football game. THE CONCESSION STAND at football games is where many boosters as well as students spend time during the game. 22 Grip on Green

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EDUCATION ISN'T JUST IN IN AUTO MECHANICS CLASS, Keith Monroe and Jeff Griffith learn to work on engines. MR. HOB WELLER, a History teacher at LOHS, plays the drums in the discomania show. hat do disco dancing and education have in com- mon? At Lake Orion High School they have Dr. Hoganson's Original Traveling Disco Show and Rock N' Roll Extravagan- za, which is a disco show put together exclusively by LOHS students and faculty. Alternative Education committee number five came up with the idea for the traveling disco show. The committee's objective was to improve communications between the school and the community. The money raised from LOHS's share of the profits, from the tickets, goes into a special ac- count 'with the hope of setting up an FM radio station for the school. The money raised from the Pub goes to the publications classes to help pay printing costs for the DRAGON yearbook and to keep the school newspaper, the SCEPTRE, out of debt. 24 Education lsn't. STUDENTS SUCH AS Rusty Clubine, learn to retime engines in Auto Mechanics. 1978-79 SCEPTRE STAFF: Front Flow: Greg Marlin. Kneeling: Mrs. Ruth Peng, Publications Advisor: Keith Hughes, Photographer: Jefl Davidson, Rick Ouellette, Bobbie Bechler, Business Manager: Marlene Johnston, Distribution: Deeann Hilborn, Secretary: and Kimm Wotton. Standing: Kathy Van Camp, Assistant Editor: Joel Dippold, John Chuey Mark Brendel, Annette Hamel, Carol Leach, Andy Loubert, Paul Chuey Matt Edwards, Kim King, Editor: John Cathcart, Pat Evans, Lisa Buhl David Bartley, and Michelle Saumier.