Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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Girls ' Chorus FIRST ROW: Pat Spittler, Lynne Wyant, Janice Stull, Sue Miller, Sheryl Stump, Betty Tornow, Jan Zinkiewicz, Sharon Good, Joyce Nieset, Sue Cooper, Gloria Munoz. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Williams, Gloria Lesher, Carol Wildman, Nancy Newman, Judy Few, Debbie Edinger, Leah Dahms, Norma Worley. THIRD ROW: Judy Perkins, linda Bateson, Jean Wolf, Jane Ritter, Cindy Shearer, Alice Fruchey, Karen Stafford, Barbara Kirkwood, Sally Burtscher, Mary Kidd. Girls' Trio Girls' Triple Trio Joyce Nieset, Pat Spittler, Sue Miller Alice Fruchey, Sue Cooper, Sharon Good, Jean Wolf, Gloria Munoz, Karen Stafford, Jane Ritter, Barbara Kirkwood, Norma Worley. 84

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CHORU FIRST ROW: Jan Zinkiewicz, Belly Tornow, Beverly Harrison, Sharon Good, Sue Cooper, Sue Mulchler, and Sharon Smilh. SECOND ROW: Lynne Wyanl, Pall Slilh, Jean Wolf, Judy Birkmire, Sally Burlscher, Carol Wildman, Julia Edinger, and Rulh Grimes. THIRD ROW: Jack Bowe, Lauren Sanders, Dennis Fausey, Bill Below, Bill Sleward, and Mr. Deerwesler. At grandma's house

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Music Directors Secretaries Mr. Mark Deerwester, Mr. Nicholas Ezzone Jane Cessna, Colleen Rowell Plent of Money Hubert G. Winthrop has decided to give an award of First Citizen to Grandma Baker. She is pleased, much to the consternation of her Grandson, Arnold who has discovered she has unknowingly become a counterfeiter. Arnold is even more con- cerned when he becomes involved with Sally, his long-term fiancee, the F.B.l. and some tough gangsters from Chicago. Things are worked out fine in the end. Grandma gives the counterfeit plates to the gangsters who are graduates from Leavenworth, the gangsters are captured by the F.B.l. and returned to their Alma Mater, Arnold and Sally finally decide to get married, and Grandma gets her First Citizen's Award. However, being very interested in art and her charities she turns to stocks and bonds.