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

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is Q T E s .3 We han' a gona' time simply because most of the guys were hard workers. They worked well together which helped them to get off to a good start. Pitching and batting were inconsistant and con- tributed much to our mid-season slump. The Junior Varsity baseball team was a young group consisting of 15 sophomores and 3 juniors. The last couple of games the guys came in with a strong finish, ten wins, ten losses, added Coach Kib- by. Mike Wotton concluded, We had a great time. l think this year was a great success! ,Tig T 3 513.11 5 A Aw ff I -f ' if Q ,Y i ' . QEQQSJ 1,1 H f gi T . , kg v K N ., f may w e , ta if T' .4 .laws T T , , i , , , W. - ' . H - K- 4 T xii 13 1 ' T 4 at 1 S N -4 A W' T 'i' xlllttiitsit 5' ' w T xl at T TL' T -T T wt T W' : . . . J A. X V 'T l - 1,3 T - ' 'tea f f t t,,, , O A- ' T 'i T 0 ' f T i T J-Q at ' V' 3. f I - LP 1, 'E A sf ,.1. -.-Tz' t T, Q 5 ,fi 1 fr- 3 g sh fy psi?-.5.'t S Us 1 t . ' 'Y' ff? -1' T K T. P T A' s' T. sill t N, est 0 4 Q ,f - X ' 4 . g V T ,Z Q ,Tn T A - ' sw 1 it A 0 V 4 N wi' 8 0 i 'M ' . sf it 1 1 ' ' 1,5 gf ' h I A 4 . . 35' 5 Ns f. 'ET53?X't A . 5 Q9 w X at T , 'Sa it sf T T'-,Ta-f-T 5 T cmgftf ,S ff 1- T is 5 u 'T N4 1 V1 I F: ' ,fr ' 'st 0 l 4 A N' 1 ' A W - A - 5 S g 1 f 1 Q? A T, 1 ia' A V A Q' t E 4- . , , T ,, T ,Usd l T fx' t tf A fi, f J Q L l .sf figln r sl -, K ' t l ' b z V .a., X E. ,.tass... a A wa5s,i,k 1 -5l.554.,:i-Y,-s aff. T V. jgwtlg' sys at AR , f,-was M-'f T' - 'f lr. , 4. '55, , 1 - .r ,X f f. 1 W- . A s-5554- 25,1--fx f. X lf . ,M s-A-. .. - .t Ax:-'f . fg .,gg2.3gssw4AQg:gar,,w-g fnftqfi ' fe.,-f '-N... :-.fx 95, fa, an - - 'f-gag g pf:-ki T K '-jf ,xg fi ., f- Qffifti T, ,, Au' ,. . f - N!! . . A T.Aj,fgaa . . if, X, BONNIE REBELS OUTFIELDER enthusi- MlKEWOTTON,third baseman preparesto asm is contagious. 1978 JV BASEBALL TEAM tfirst rowl Jeff stop a grounder. Conner Ja Sill JeffBossard Chuck Parisi JAY HILL CATCHER bats for the Orion 9. O' , y , , i David Grubb, Tim Turner, Rick Walker. lse- cond YOWJ D00 Patrick, TOFT1 Earles. Randb' PITCHER DON PATRICK Outwits another Hendrix, Tom Latsko, Mike Wotton, Jay Hill. tlast rowl Chuck Rogers, Robert Childers, David Miracle, Mark Mervin, Brian Lamb, and Coach Gary Kibby. batter. J.V. Softball and Baseball 91

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0 ver . forty glffSH turned out for the fifteen positions the Junior Varsity softball team had open. The softball team was unofficial and played in an unauthorized league, explained coach David Malone. Dave Malone coached the team in his own spare time, and was not paid. Harold Carlin, Athetic Director, provided the team with baseballs. We all had a lot of fun. Everyone got to play quite a bit, no one was ever left out, added Coach Malone. . r' The team placed very high among their competitors, finishing with six wins and three losses. According to Kim Vollmer, Since the team was unof- ficial, we only played 9 games but it was still great! Next year Lake Orion will hopefully have an official Junior Varsity softball team. GIRLS JV SOFTBALL TEAM, lback rowl Coach Dave Malone, Lisa Morrow, Dawn Johnston, Kim Payne, Fran Stoner, Debbie Lowery, Cindy Hanson, Cheryl Gibbons, manager Linda Decker. lfront rowt Sue Hughes, Charna Stone, Kim Price, Jacque Holden, Bonnie Rebel, Karen Duddles, Kim Vollmer, Carol Wells, and Barb Lafnear. CATCHEFI BAFlB LAFNEAR anticipates a strike. 90 J.v. softball a Baseball

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llHHmSophomores Opinions Vary from Wounderful to Wasted Here's another year at L.O.H.S. and another group of sophomores. How do they feel about being sophomores? Let's find out. Some said it was just all right, like Eric Palen who said, lt's not bad toon- sideringlj' Bob Oliver notes it's not bad, but it could've been better if he'd have seen Lee Razka, his cousin a little more often. Someone else said he didn't mind it but he W i, 1 ,',, -Q wished he could drive to school. Peggy Shepherd looks on the bright side and said, lt's better than the Jr. High. There were the supporters too. According to Lesie Weir, 81 is the one! Sandy