Lakota High School - Lakhian Yearbook (Kansas, OH)

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Nw a . Senior joe Gosche concentrates on frying bacon. Only the best for our teachers and staff. b. Enjoying sweet rolls and coffee Mr. Cline and Mr. Dorr anxiously Wait for the scrambled eggs to be served. c. Ice cold orange juice was served by freshman student council member Patti Dennis . d. Mr. Capell, Mr. Doty, and Mr. Yount laugh as they read the list of chefs . With names like Ron Conley and Kevin Gabel maybe they should be crying . e . Hot toast with butter is prepared by George Strausbaugh as otherS.C, members reload the toaster. f. The delicious aroma of freshly scrambled eggs fills the air as Steve Naderer expertly fills his post.

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F ads Take Un New Look For Students Every day the fashions of our World are changing rapidly. But be- cause we are located far from the big cities, it takes a long time for the latest fads to reach us. When the fads finally get here though, students and teachers enthusiastically take interest in experimenting with them. During the course of the school year, many exciting fashions have been introduced. Long skirts and loose shirts, accented by wide elastic belts, scarves, and elevated shoes, were very popular among the girls. There was a quick change-over from plain colored socks to multicolored, striped flowered, patchwork, toe, mitten, and speckled ones. Hair styles be- came shorter and curlier than ever before . For Christmas gifts many stu- dents received pet rocks and mood rings. And as long as new fads are created there will always be students eager to try them. a . Hair styles change frequently and Ron Conley exhibits the latest one. Many guys and girls are having a permanent put in their hair to give it that afro look. b. Tammy I-Iull models the latest fashion in sports clothes which her mom made for her. Bib overalls are a big favorite among the students be- cause of the comfort they offer. c. Around Christmas season mood rings were a growing jewelry fad and many students received them as Christmas gifts. As the ring changes color, your mood can be determined . d. Shoe styles are always changing with the times. This is the typical type of shoe which many girls choose to wear with dress pants . e. One student braved the stereo- typed of today's society and carried a handbag. John Shrider found his art- work a very vonvenient form of organization . f. A slow change has come about with the style and length of dresses. Many girls, including jo Kline, are experimenting with the new length and enjoying it too. g. One of the best terror movies and novels of 1975 includes the hit, JAWS. Kevin Gabel eagerly reads on as the suspense within him builds.

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Hot Toast dz Butter To G0 One of the many worthwhile activities sponsored by the Student Council was Teacher Recognition Day. S.C, members climbed out of bed at 5:30 a.m. the morning of Febraury 16 and took the coun- try roads to school. Why would they come to school so early? Why to fix breakfast for the teachers. The menu included orange juice, rolls, scrambled eggs, bacon, toast with butter, and coffee or milk. The teachers enjoyed a tasty breakfast with one another while discussing some of the many hap- penings around school. After they were finished the faculty and staff found an apple with a note of thanks in their rooms. 1 aw ' , ., .N .. ,, . V KN?-5555:-sri-.A,iM wt A in ...wa ,....! N ...W- ,ww-0'