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

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GET INVOLVED Distributive Education class for next year. If by chance she preferred a desk job, she could check into being an office worker either in the main office or the counseling office. Moving on to bigger projects, she heard she could join Wrestlerettes and cheer for the Dragon Wrestlers. She might even be lucky enough to get to know Marty Malatin-the cute little teddy bear coach. Terry also found out there was a club that would suit her perfectly because she was creative and good with her hands. The club? Art Club, of course. If all these things weren't enough, she could be elected as a steering committee representative. This way she would be filling her homeroom in on what was happening and at the same time be getting vital informa- tion about her class for herself. lf Terry was the athletic type she could sign up for the mini course of girls' football. I '19, . :v 42 lt s time to get involved Q 2

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TO GET INVOLVED Terry was experiencing her first year at L.O.H.S. and finding it rather difficult to make friends. She had moved into a secluded area off ln- dlanwood Road, and to make matters worse, she was rather shy. The new sophomore did have good intentions though, because she kept saying to herself, lt's time to get In- voIved. Finally she got up enough courage to do something about her loneliness. First Terry went to the counseling office and got a list of ac- tivities to try out. She even went as far as to get her counselor to give her a detailed description of each. Terry also found out that first of all she should make friends. She could achieve this by saying Hi to people she passed in the halls and could even muster an occasional smile and after this goal had been reached she could add a little touch to her friendship by sending a candygram andfor flowergram to a friend or the apple of her eye. Next she began to visit the high school's very own little store, The Dragon Hut and once she even bought a special gift for mom. Liking the way it was run, she found she could even sign up and join the THROUGH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND, one is able to send a flower gram to his or her sweetheart. ONE GIRL EXTENDS HER HAND to another girl as a gesture of friendship. 3.-sqsjsm Student Life 41

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sw 5' Y i THE SCEPTRE is being folded by part of the staff including Keith Hughes, Rick Ouellette, Paul Chuey, John Cathcart, Jeff Davidson, and David Bartley. STUDENT COUNCIL-B. R. Jeff Bossard, Jen- ny Golden, Dawn Garcia, Dawn Peach, Maureen Drummond, Bonnie Taube, Jerry Dywasuk, Lori Olson, Ann Burt, Tracy Ruebbelman, Mr. Weller, Mr. Tom McVicar, Beth Taylor, Joe Woityra, Patti X Cole, Bruce Bullard, Lesie Weir, Greg Williams, Karen Duddles, F. R. Carolyn Bonning, Julie Stempin, Darcel Dworin, Sue Hughes, Kari Bar- come, Chris Freeman, Karen Phillips. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBER Sue Hughes works hard for your benefits, JULI DICKSON PORTRAYS DOLLY PARTON during a disco performance. Student Life 43