Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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The shop department offers many different classes. The classes consist of woods, and mechanical drawing, which are taught by Mr. Koelling. The woods class benefits the students in his knowledge of wood working. They learn how to use different types of tools and make projects, such as picture frames, gun cabinets, and other types of furniture. In mechanical drawing, they learn how to use drafing equip- ment which enables them to read blue prints, technical drawing and parts drawing. As the year progresses, the students will work on their own set of house plans. Another class in the shop department is power mechanics. Mr. Bruha is the teacher. The students learn the basics of a car. The first semester is spent in the classroom. During the se- cond semester the students work inthe shop. e lit 1 ... Dave Miller watches on as Mr. Ed Bruha tries to figure out the reason why the jeep won't start. V,-.S 5. .i , . 'e,,..,J' ORD in -if ...-auf' Mr. Arden Koelling watches over Mike Kruml and Scott Busytrying to schedule hisday is Arden Koelling Clement. 46 Academics

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ti Mr. Carl Streeter gives Kim Michalski an electrocardiogram tape and explains its pur- pose. Shana Leggett looks on. Mr. Dave Huston tries to make the equations seem clearer as he discusses the problem with Mike Upah. lvlr. Streeter is the Biology and Physiology teacher at OHS. ln the first semester, the biology students study living struc- tures. The second semester consists of studying the most highly developed multicellular organism-man. ln the Physiology class students go through detail- ed examinations of the systems of the human body. The class disects cats to help learn the struc- tures. A particular highlight of the class is a field trip to Kearney to see the cadaver lab and to tour the Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Huston teaches a wide selection of science classes which include Science 8, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Business Math, and Physics. ln these classes they perform many experiments. Mr. Bar- tholomew instructs the 7th and 9th grade science classes. They learn Physical and Lite science, Genetics, and rocketry. Mr. Bartholomew poses for the camera. . Academics 45

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Vocational Agriculture is taught by Mr. Andreesen. The class vvas organized to provide a basic knowledge of what agriculture is and vvhy it is a vital industry in our society. There are different levels of the class. Vocational Agriculture I consists of careers in agriculture, animal science, and other areas studied. Voca- tional Agriculture ll is designed for sophomores which consists of pasture and range management, plant and soil science, along with animal nutrient, Vocational Agriculture lll is offered to the Juniors and Seniors, This course content for this level consists of cover plants, soils, and animal science, analysis and evaluation of the supervises agricultural ex- perience program, and insurance and tax management. Having a class discusion in Vocational Agriculture is the instructor, Mr. Andreesen. Taking a break from a hectic day is Frank Andreesen. Helping Becki Edghill and Cindy Krolikowski is Frank Andreesen. Academics 47