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

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V- +? V '.,fw7t K . . 5 - 5 Mft SINGING UP A STORM is what Kari Bar- come is doing during the talent portion ofthe COFITGSI. TICKLING THE IVOFIIES wasnt enough to BFIUSHING UP HIS SKILLS at the Disco win the Talent Show, sponsored by student Show's Pub is Tim Fliss. Council inthe Spring. And The Winner ls.. Performing If 1. Gwinn: I , , I 2 I 'QQ A-A 1 Q.: A 5 N X x I . , ,X ' 5 W 4. Q ' 4 I , if X - f ei I X? Q xx 'X , 'N X A 'X x X 4 .J rim. X

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WW? DANCING TO THE MUSIC is what some of the 24 Junior Miss contestants are doing here in the group portion of the contest STAGE FRIGHT. Each girl including Donna Flutt was asked a question to be answered in front of the audience. THE WINNER IS Kim King who wears the Junior Miss crown this year. The 1978 Junior Miss contest sponsored by the Lake Orion Jaycettes is more than a beauty pagent. This years 24 contestants were judged on poise personality talent as well as beauty. The competition was fierce but in the end the winner was Kim King. Kim received a 3600 scholarship for winning. Lori Figurelle and Julie Elias won S100 and S75 savings bonds for being first and second runners up. Nonie VanArsdeI won the talent portion of the contest as well as Miss Congeniality. 34 Performing 21: THE WlNNEFl AND RUNNERS-UP were tleft to rightl Lori Figuerelle, first runner-up: Kim King, Junior Missy Julie Elias, second runner- upg Nonie Van Arsdel, talent portion winner.

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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Matt Edwards, a D.B.C. member, makes an an- nouncement. Maybe it's about Sparky, the SCEPTRE mascot. ANNOUNCING A NEW ACT in a Drama Club skit is Jim Gau. The Dragon Broadcasting Club, sponsored by Mr. Saunders, is Orion's 15 member answer to the evening news. The D.B.C. is responsible for in- forming the school through the -fifth hour announcements. Because they are behind the scenes, many don't realize the challenge of gathering, organizing, and presenting the facts which D.B.C. involves. Games are also filmed for later viewing by the teams. The Drama Club, under the guidance of Juli Dickson, is com- prised of some of the most theatrically inclined people in the school. Besides staging workshops on skills, the 37 members went to see plays and performed skits at various times and places. The Debate Team is one of the lesser known competing teams at L.O.H.S., but these people don't worry about publicityg they get their high from the heat of the debate. 36 Performing May Be Habit Forming DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS Kevin Baggett, Beth Bailey, Laura Barcome, Denise Berlin, Diane Cambell, Christy Carlson, John Chuey, Lori Cobb, Chris Crawford, Debbie Fix, Chris Freeman, Liselotte Freilev, Jim Gau, Katie Godwin, Mary Hanson, Theresa Henry, Linda Hudock, Sherry King, Holly Kinkle, Pam Maas, Mark Mach, Sue Mangis, Joe Moore, Debbie Nichols, Kim Oaks, Renee Rendell, Tim Sakulich, Gene Sprear, Donna Scucey, Sharon Soucy, Beth Taylor, Craig Tyrell, Don Tyrell, Nonie VanArdsdal, Kathy VanCamp, Paula VoVilla, Mike Winkelman. HERE COMES THE DRAGON of the Drama Club's Homecoming skit, Three Dragons Rough .