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

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how Biz! Acting, singing, playing music and talking in front of crowds are all aspects of performing. The most visible performers are those in such activities as the bands, Choir and the twirlers. On the other end of the stage, so to speak, are the less often noticed types of performersg D.B.C., pep assembly participants and Junior Miss contestants. If you think Macs is popular you H3 Show BIZ ought to talk to someone that's in a band. The L.O.H.S. bands, with over 150 people involved are probably the most popular activities around. Performing May Be Habit Forming ' X44 ,,,..w- .M mv time they were practicing. jazz on the way to becoming a legend with a problem. on difficult music. row is Mr. Schadei, the band director. SYMPHONIC BAND MEMBERS didnt spend all their time sitting like this: most of the THE MYSTERY DRUMMER beats out the I'D RATHER BE JAMMING thinks jazz band member Mike Fritz as Mr. Schadei helps him JAZZ BAND spirit and quality was high WIND ENSEMBLE MEMBERS work hard DOING HIS THING for the tenth year in a

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STICK OF FLAME is what Kim Hruska is holding as she and the other twirlers perform their flaming baton routine. THE CHOIR MEMBERS sounded better than ever this year. THE TWIRLERS WERE SUPERB this year with all but one getting a superior rating at SUmlT1eF Camp. THE BAND COUNCIL handled band problems and talked over solutions. Not 'just another season' Performing ty Krugen Vickey Lanway, Sandy Lloyd, Cindy McClure, Sandy McEndarIfer, Joanne McManus, Lisa Miller, Pamela Miller, Bill Morris, Tammy Morris, Leslie Nevaux, Kris Pappenfuss, Jennifer Parry, Sandy Petty, Kenn Phipps, Renee Rendell, Carla Roetzel, Chris Schwan, Peggy Shepherd, Heidi Shipley, Sherri Spencer, Kim StClair, Irene Stambaugh, Tina Throesch, Kathrine Ann Tucker, Ron Tyrrell, Nonie VanArsdel, Kathy VanCamp, Jeanette Waller, Timothey Wiscombe. Performing 33