Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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'Sf AX . V ., ' ' Qivfl-I i e Ml Nw. a. During the tug-of-war some sen iors give it all they've got to bring the other team accross the line. b. The junior class anticipates a victory as another contest takes on the field during Anything Goes Day. c. It looks like Tammy Stephenson and Deb I-Ieminger are all tied up, trying to get the spoon and string through the senior line. d. Greg Durst carefully catches an egg as Gary Bateson gets ready for his tum during the egg toss. e. Time has expired as Frank Rod- acker takes a first place in the Marshmallow Eating Contest. f. The Sophomores show their spirit when they get ten more points for winning the tug-of-war. g. Cathy Bingle places second in the bubble gum contest with a three inch bubble.

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Low! ' ix ' ' 'Q Q , l K :Sq L Q ' . 2 -a X- A it ' 'Milf it i Q-Q r 'is' HE' ' s 7.- p h2mQ,,.h at s M f Ni 0 ...,.I My l ,Wig ,.., so as Hard Work Accomplishes Mach In Many Areas The football team spends many hours of back-bruising practice as the band prepares their halftime. A cross country member runs over 500 miles throughout the summer with hopes of a winning season. Student Council members spend their free time planning home- coming activities as others prac- tice for the many contests. All are prime examples of hard work and all are found here. As students prepare themselves for the outside world one very important lesson is learned. Each of us has discovered that through hard work our goals can be reached When an eith grader gets his first glance of our school on orien- tation day he wonders if he will ever adjust to this new and differ- ent school. Summer passes and his first day of high school is just as he expected. Slowly he adjusts, but not Without learning that you cannot succeed without working for it. Discovering the importance of hard work is something which will carry us through the trials in life. We, the students of Lakota High School, will enter the real world with great hopes for the future be- cause we know the value of hard work.