Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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O Club, Drill team and Pep Club took a dive. FBLA, AIASA and other such clubs flourished. FFAers weren't just the group that drove four wheel drive pickups and boasted SKOAL rings around their jean's pockets. Instead FFA was the select group that travelled to district and state contests and brought home a significant number of trophies, medals, and ribbons. FHA started a program called Teacher of the Month award that gave much needed recognition to the hard- working men and women of our school. Student Council ac- complished what they thought was the impossibleg make money successfully at the Homecoming Dance.

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Pride and dignity were brought back to the Wrestling team as the Chanticleers muscled their way through an undefeated regular season. Central Conference wrestling tournaments came and Ord easily walked over their opponents and staked claim to the first place trophy. Boots were pulled on and cowboy hats were donned by the 18th Street Singers as they turned country. The usually quiet crowds that attend concerts at OHS became somewhat rowdy when the singers struck up their version of the single Rocky Top. . l

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Four new teachers marched through the doors of Ord High this year, equipped with the traditional down slips, boxes of chalk and grade books. New names such as Ernst, Pedersen, Calleroz and Lip- pstreu brought a new and exciting feeling to OHS. The controversy concerning whether or not to have a country western band for the prom dance angered enough students to hold several class meetings to decide the outcome. Some seniors went as far as to hold a petition drive to get a rock- n-roll band. For The Record, 1982 was not just another ordinary year. 1982 was and always will be-a memorable and treasured part of our lives. 5, . . ,febf-sw-'ai-.ws?tQvfsnV- ft 1 g g ? 5? Q t 4'r' i , if 'L , E, t ' f , , . f,