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

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' Working the 4, . ' man hours they dia' paid off in the end, noted coach Terry Matheys. The girls had never cheered on a high school cheerleading squad until this year. We cheered in Junior High but cheering styles vary from school to school, commented Kris Vollmer. The squad received a fourth and fifth place at the University of Michigan camp which was quite discouraging. However, when they went to Nationals and competed with twenty squads from all over the United States and took fourth place they were very ecstatic and happy. The Cross Country-Wrestling cheerleading squad has been perfecting their routines beginning in 1974 with only four girls on the squad. Currently composed of six girls, the past two years the squad has been winning ribbons and trophies during competition at various camps. The girls have sparked on throughout the frustrations of being a new squad and have greatly im- proved since last May, concluded Terry Matheys. v VICKI MULLINS and Jill Walters tell Lake Orion fans the Wrestlers are A-OK. THE CHEERLEADERS Say SCORE! KRIS VOLLMER, Stacey McCleery, Julie Daenzer, Vicki Mullins, Co-Captians Barb Middleton, and Jill Walters make up the Wrestling CC squad. Wrestling - Cross Country Cheerleaders 77

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l 7' l1ey're improving tagether as a team They're improving individually and together as a team, com- mented J.V. Basketball Coach, Gary Newcomb. To give the guys experience, Gary Newcomb plays 9 to 10 of the guys out of a team of fifteen and we try to work equally on offense and defense, Jerry Ciouse stated. We get along really well, which makes it a lot easier to work. J.V. Basketball is a lot better than Jr. High because Coach Newcomb gives you a good workout, noted Eric Wallen. The J.V. Basketball Team consists of 15 energetic sophomores. Coach Newcomb concluded, This year's team isn't doing real well but they're a bunch of entnusiastic guys! ' 76 J.V. Basketball THE 1978-79 JR. BASKETBALL TEAM lrow tl Rich Vanitvelt, Greg Williams, Mark Katz, Paul Spitale, John Razska, Bruce Bullard, lrow 23 Coach Gary Newcomb, Evan Gregory, Jerry Ciouse, Tom Justin, Eric Wallen, Ken Ahrens, Ron Lagodna, Loran Coffman, Dennis Recknagel and Scott Wright. BRUCE BULLARD tguardl aims for another 2 points for the Dragons. RICH VANITVELT tguardj displays his dribbl ing ability against the Oxford Wildcats.

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THE 1979 SKI TEAM ffirst rowl Jim Szilagyi, Joe Schur, Chris Keoppen, Dave Byler, Kevin Wrest, Ed Evans. iSecond rowj Rich Rinky, Tim Turner, Nancy Petrison, Keith Williams, Mary Humbert, Don Tyrrell, Ron Tyrrell, Mike Becker, Tim Adams. iThird rowj Marty Blazkowski, Stacey McCleary, Rob Kohnen, Ann Donnely, Barb Taylor, Kris Miller, Alex Szilagyi, Mark Brendel. iFourth rowl Dan Dendell, Tom Glaspie, Dale Goemere, Jeff Bossard, Larry Goers, Matt Frey, Mark Resendez. FRAN JASSO bumps the ball. THE J.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM ifront rowl Judy Scribner, Karen Miller, Monica Gabriau, Gayle Kisabeth, istandingl Beth Jones, Shan- non Spangler, Didi Dikinderon, Fran Jasso, Renee Flendel, and Coach Mike Hatch. lnot pictured, Linda Caylor.l 78 J.v. Volleyball LINDA CAYLOR gets ready to bump the ball and score for the Dragons. COACH MIKE HATCH listens intently to what Varsity has to say. THERSA VEZINA sets the ball up to win the game against Clarkston. THE 1979 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Qfront rowl Julie Jarvis, Chris Daugherty, Miki Gabriau, and Thersa Vezina, iback rowl Lori Golladay, Donna Flutt, Coach Mike Hatch, Lori Campbell, and Linda Axsom. 6 .