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

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41 in BILL 'kdm wb time at in ufapf GH-L , . an , ncaa.. - - K 3- as ant. A i ' gi - El? K i 'Y 'JI-'-'ff' .4--f 1 x no-3 sv 9-f ' 1. RUNNING is a part of living to Pam Fix. DALEANNE BLYTHE STRETCHES10 reach the maximum height in the high jump. GAIL KISABETH gets into position as she waits for the handoff in the 440 relay. Athletics 85

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x 4 ,- a 1 ,,,:1-'. T e 5,1 'ff 155 ' 'v 'lit tit f' 's They ,re yrea I bunch of girls to work with, stated Coach Jim Wood. The season was somewhat of a disappointment because of all the cold weather and rain, replied Sheree Beslack. The girls were happy though because they shared meets with the guys track team and this helped keep them interested. Daleanne Blythe said that Mr. Wood never got mad! He once gave us a sob speech say- ing that we didn't want him anymore. But the girls assured him and the season went on to be a con- tent one. We helped each other out and learned so much as individuals, stated Donna Ftutt. We never lost by millions, noted Daleanne Blythe. We only lost 'em by two or threefb 84 Girls Track lim g agar.. t rw vegas K 1 A ,,,,., if was MA! it-nail A1 X .N MR. WOOD V-OICES his opinion on the win- ning time. HELEN SOLDEN SHOWS that strength and endurance are the best aspects of a good athlete. ANTICIPATION IS a leading factor in run- ning. TEAM PICTURE: Mr. Wood, Carol Gray, Sue Hagen, Cathy Horton, Carla Brown, Don- na Rutt, Reggie Pankau, Gail Kisabeth, Terry Brown, Judy Elliott, Cheryl Duggan, Jan Evans, Helen Solden, Elizabeth Tefend, Sheree Beslack, Marcie Ball, Sue Slnnott, Daleanne Blythe, Lori Roy, Kim Ball, Cheryl Tunny, Sandy Hagen, Kim Oaks, Pam Fix, Jenny Golden.

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JUNIOR SECOND BASEMAN, Von Gallaherg second leading hitter for Orion. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: coach, Mr. Holcomb, Ed Gillis, Greg Bowman, Scott Ar- nold, Bret Hall, Clark Bushman, Fton Olds, Doug Henderson, John Boyd, Bart Griffith, Fton Sampson, Bob Watson, Tim Davis, Kevin Lamb, Mike Stevens, Phil D'Onofrio, Jeff Grif- fith, Kevin Blake, Von Gallaher, Bill Olson. This years statisticians are Penny Gladstone and Karen Fthinehardt. MWWHY mi The '78 campaign was one filled with 'Hur I frustra tion, 5 ...J 3 'E ,. . but left bright hope for the future, I G ' according to Doug Holcomb. The G - team finished fourth in the North O ' Division of the Oakland 'A' and f S A- .ap seventh overall. ffl ? is y ' The team was lead by juniors in Y , Q X, Q ., , ,,.., almost every offensive and defensive XS . ff , 1 'I f o A y. statistical category. Seniors Kevin ' qjjtff t,y ' Q' Lamb, Greg Bowman, Scott Arnold E V M S . 3 Q : 5 . g s: f ,:Llln and Brett Hall made strong con- 'tlk tributions to the squad, but it was the E A I 5, '.-f' Z 1 'o 3' gt younger players who carried the g W , -,L season's efforts. h I 1 K., ttt 1 ff 'V of 'Q .. , ,N Q The MVP on the team was first 'oo. wk! Swv? 6 .P '55 59,5 ff if ' ' NE 1 QVSN' ,,,,, team all-state designated hitter, Bill Catan vu if 'nf ' 'ff 3 s.z.t0n' ' Olson. Bill mt .516 on the year. ilq. q,s,,.. esf U, Junior second baseman Von , T Q hk L W ,pf bwfma- gg arf,-,551 ,e g g,, U Gallaher was the second leading A - hitter for Orion, and was named to g the all-league team and honorable mention all-state squad. Q 86 V. Guys Baseball