Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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fest, Wrest The Junior High Wrestling squad didn't have many wrestlers, but the ones we had showed great potential to do well in the future, said Coach Dave Connors. The team steadily improved during the season and receiving first place in the Con- ference Meet were: Randy Cullers, Brian Griffith, and Paul Young. The squad participated in the Cl. Cen- tral Catholic Invite, Burwell dual, BB. dual, Albion dual, and Albion Invite. V, ' A ,.,,,v.w.sr y i '- 1 -' 'N-.,, , z' a:.anfr'HlW1' fm' 'X ' K ff ' H ' is 0 at t . ing for the Future The 1984-85 Junior High Wrestlers consisted of eight people, they were, Back Row: Paul Young, Brian Griffith, Randy Cullers, and Byron Scherbarth. Front Row: Chris Veskerna, Dan Cleveland, Floger Donaldson, and Jeff Kowalski, - .xzwvwf A GQ .sis , ,'k' fly- '-f1ft.. av . I A 3 Ylq' ,. i V 'V ,K ,. H If K X- ' nf. 4 F Q is Q 1. . T V , I5 .T 1 Using his wrestling talents is seventh grader Scott Benda. GGTUVWQ Veadb' I0 USG his Kafafe DUVWCTT is Efic Rifl- 104 Jr. High Wrestling

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Mat Experience Valuable Tom Kruml struggles to pin his opponent. The junior varsity wrestlers had numerous opportunities to com- pete during the season. Besides wrestling in the dual meets, they also were involved in a number ot junior varsity tournaments and quadrangulars, The team attend- ed quadrangulars at Aurora and St. Paul. Tournaments were held at Spalding Academy and Broken Bovv. Members of the Jr. Varsity Team were: Dan Klimek, Joel Petersen, Joey Ptacnik, Bruce Schmitt, Joel Anderson, Russ Ostrander, Randy Ftyschon, Son- ny Plugge, and Tom Martens. The wrestlers were able to gain valuable mat experience by competing in a number ot meets throughout the 1984-85 season, said Coach Streeter. t y T ., ,fear ' ..,,, Q fl -, z5,m'fzgfyfr. . ,, ' ff' '73 -ffl fri? f i' Wg? 5125 N ' - A .,,, :diff .,t, V- :U ,, -A--f GVOWWQ 31 his Teammale is SODVTOVUOVG Clint El'in950n- Getting closer to a turnover is senior Mike Sexson. Reserve Wrestling 103 W, ,,,,.,,,+1

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i Lady Chants on the .fl Back Flow: Lynn Woods, Peggy Fischer, Sharon Moudry, Kathy Minary, Tara Piskorski, Mary Dubas, Janis Mohr, Kaylee Michalski, Ann Lech, Shannette Lewin, Kendra Williams, Assistant Coach Huston, Melissa Cetak, Head Coach Murray. Front Row: Dana Zlomke, Tammy Mulligan, Tammy Vanoura, Pam Konkoleski, and Stacie Dowse. Move I felt the girls played up to the best of their abilities all season and showed a great deal of hus- tle and desire, said Coach Mur- ray. The Lady Chants finished the season with a 17-3 record and a number nine rating in the state. The Lady Chants also reigned as the Central Con- ference West Division Cham- pions. Seniors Tammy Vancura and Stacie Dowse led the team in scoring. . 126 r t ,Q 'L fsgkg ' at ,, g sg.. -f 5,5 X f sz was . lv, .eff 7 i at ,ga , - 1 . I- f,.1 ' N -, . -,sf - . . .. , f ,asf 1 Using the correct shooting torm that she learned on day one, is senior shooter, Dana Zlomke. SCOREBOARD . 'tgt ' vs Ainsworth, 66-37 Ord vs GINW 39-38 Ord vs Loup City, g Vg t Ord vs1Hastlngs C C 69-36 Ord vsiNLS 58-27 Ord vs Aurora 59-5,17 Ord vs Loup City 32-3th Ord vs Albion 35-30 Ord vs St Paul 73-21 Ord vs Yorlglf C 48-51 Ord vs Schuyler 63-56 Ord vs O'Neill 56-45 Ord vs York 3 vs Minden Ord vs Central City Ord vs Centura- ,,s' 5 Ord vs Valentine Ord vs Loup City gri. s 'C 7 -C Ord vs North Bend 53-47 59-24 52-40 63-41 71-39 59-QQ 55419 31-41 Varsity Girls' Basketball 105