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

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XX' T0 Simi B r ,in 0 ethyl'-1' than 0 I 1 ave you ever been smashed into a locker, or surprised by a pop quiz or missed your bus because your last hour, locker, and bus are spread all over the place? Do you ask yourself Why me? You are just one of many people sharing these com- mon disasters. lt's all a patterng wake up in the morning, take a shower tif you need onei, get dressed, eat breakfast, tif you have timej and try to find the bus in the dense darkness. How about getting pushed to the end of a lunch line? Don't expect to make a major case out of it. There's nothing in the handbook that says you get your place back. So out of desperation you get back in line and chow your lunch down in five minutes. What about open lunch? lf you're lucky you have 30 minutes and you still have to make it there and back and eat it at the same time. You almost have to go to McDonalds, they're the only place in town with carry-out food that's worth carrying out. How many people have been bombarded by the quick water drops 46 How to Slay a Dragon -t ,..nl.,e-f REPORT CARD TIME is not always a happy time from the looks of Kim Roesler. TURN UP the heat and make it warm enough to write. Lisa Swan hopes the heat is 680. LOCKERS ARE A PAIN to open, especially when you're running late like Pat Host.

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5 , ,Q i 'S a E 'F XS SMX 'T a i-i gl am ' ff-Na - . A NICE TIME to sleep. Rick Hickman catches up on a good dream. READING A GOOD BOOK. That's what Sue Ferranti wanted to do during her study hall third hour. Student Life 47