Ord High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Ord, NE)

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The willingness of the freshman volleyball team to pick themself up when they were behind was the key to their 6-O record. The first year coaching job by Kelly Clemens was a great suc- cess as they worked the basic skills all season long which helped them out in all those close games that they had. The cooperation of all the other coaches in helping out the team also contributed to all of their success. gi? 1981-82 Freshman Volleyball team 1? Standing by waiting for the serve is the 9th Grade Volleyball team 5. 4 5 . 7 . ,J lf Planning the strategy is coach Haas and thetearn. 90 f Freshman Volleyball

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W! The lack of consistency in serv- ing was a big contributer to the slow season of the lady chants as they compiled a 3-9 record. Coach .Jan Weber quoted that the com- petition was extremely tough because so many of the teams they played qualified for state. Working hard and doing the best they possibly could paid off as two team members received 1981-82 Varsity Volleyball team ...vm Q J top conference honors. They were Amy Gibbons and Deb Meese. Left: Tammy Sears leaps to spike the ball as Julie Brass and Amy Gib- bons get set for the return. Above: Scoring another point for Ord is Amy Gibbons as she delivers a hard spike. Varsity Volleyball f 89

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A successful season was the end result for both the Junior High Lady Chant volleyball teams. The seventh and eighth grade teams each had 2-2 records. Coach Sandy Bartholemew said, All the girls were given a chance to play in each game in order to gain valuable experience for future playing years. The seventh grade team had a total of 12 members while the eight graders had 17. Bartholemew stated everyone showed a definite improvement throughout the whole season. ! l Serving the ball is DeeLinn,., Goodsell , The 1981-82 Junior High Volleyball team Jr. High Volleyball f 91 E