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Right: Paul to stifle Misty Douglas. In Through the Out Doorf, As I sat in my room, thinking about our most original theme for this year- book, l thought about just what does In Through the Out Door mean? On August 25, 1983, over 400 students walked through the doors of Ord High. New students, old students, and teachers entered into our lives for nine more months of studies, ball games, and parties. In Through the Out Door For the seventh graders, entering into a new high school can be exciting. The school is a big, unfamiliar place. In elementary school, they were the big fish in the little pond, but now are the little fish in the big sea. As for the seniors, being the big fish and preparing to go out into the world can be pretty scarey. Theylre enters ing into the world, and grow- ing out of being just another student. N rs 5 mixer i Doug out the Many people will come into our lives and touch us forever, Remember your first date? Or your very first kiss? Remember your excite- ment as you walked through the doors of school for the first time? The people who taught us all through grade school: Miss King through Mr. Hyde? Miss King has been replaced by Mrs. Sanders, Mr. Patch by Mrs. Turek. The names and faces have changed, our old teachers have gone out of our lives, but their memory may be inside of us for a very long time. In Through the Out Door can have a deep meaning to us all. From grades K-12, someone has entered into our lives and someone has gone out of them. l.et's try to remember the good times and let the bad slip away. Nothing will touch us more than the fond memories we have of our good old school days. . 4' 'V ,sa ,vase -- Nxgjkses f Top Left Sandy Knutson and Kathy Mlnary discuss the everyday life of Sophomores Top Right Sara Trubey debating whether or not to pound Lonnie Hereen Above A typical classroom scene. Middle Right: Senior Kaye Graham glances to hear the latest gossip. Right: Kim Wilson, Angie Kamarad, and Marci Marshall show their sisterly love for the cameraman. at -zrxsxygi' W .- -S A'-'TTYL . c ' ' ' R - W 'sf . f - W , R-L.: f.+w,,. 'fx -.,,k-V . in I V , I V i 7 E Mi ...m,...3 W ILA P if wi? Es gm i ct-UB S 1-wi gh 9,1 QQ ii Hnnuotl Stotff Comes Through Right: Annual staff, left to right, Front row: S. Hulinsky, J. Hansen, Mr, Pedersen, K, Clement, S. Gawrych. Back row: H. Kerchal, M. Warner, K. Michalski, S. Laughlin, K, Warner, A. Kamarad, S, Patrick, Middle Left: Waiting for inspiration are A. Kamarad and Heidi Kerchal, Middle Right: Jen- ner, Michele, Kim, and Mr. Pedersen preparing the annual to be sent to the publisher. The 1983-84 annual staff was an all-girl staff. There were eight seniors and three juniors who learned it is a lot of hard work putting the an- nual together and meeting the deadlines set by the instructor. The instructor and advisor was Mr. Pedersen. J. Hansen was the editor and K. Cle- ment filled the new position of junior editor for the annual. There are a lot of decisions to be made in putting the an- nual together. The staff must decide what layouts will be used, what pictures will go on the pages, and what section will come first in the annual, etc. The work done on the an- nual is a year round process. The work doesn't end when the school year ends. The an- nual staff saw some slides of the work done on the annuals by the staff of the publishing company during the summer. Stacy fumbling over the typewriter Orocle Produces Eight Issues E Above: Oracle staff, left to right, First row: Sondra L., Cheryl K., Patty M., Mr. Pedersen. Second row: Danny W., Todd H,, Danette A., Doug H., Lynn U., Marie M. Third row: Debbie S., Michelle B., Doug D., Cori S. Top: Sondra and Marie preparing the Oracle to be handed out to the OHS students. Top Right: Debbie, Doug, Danny, and Michelle working on folding the Oracle for the waiting OHS students. Right: Oracle typists, left to right: Stacie D., Misty D,, Kim M., Kim C. A 1 Last yearls Oracle staff has 14 members. A lot of hard work went into putting the school newspaper together. The staff learned journalism and writing skills and interviewed faculty and students. Mr. Mark Pedersen was the instructor and advisor. Doug Hartman was the editor and Michelle Bonne assistant editor. Four new additions to the Oracle last year, which were a smashing hit with the students and faculty of OHS, were the Senior Spotlight, Horoscope, cartoon, and Movie Review. iii , V .... Photographers Hpphg Tolents PM The Photography class of 11 students and 7 independents kept busy this year supplying the year- book, Oracle, and the school calen- dar with pictures. They learned the arts of photography and applied their talents well. Mr. Lauver was the instructor. Chad P., Todd B., and Hans M. served as head photographers, and Mike S. was the assistant head photographer. Top Left: Hans M, sneaking up on his subject. Top Right: Kaye G. developing a print for the yearbook cover. Left: Todd B. taking some candids. Above: Photography class, left to right: P. Wagner, T. Bredthauer, H. Madsen, J. Bennet, M. Sex- son, G. Pinkman, K. Graham, C. Pinkman, K. Wilson, J. Bloom M. Bennet, Mr. Lauver. FRC Improves Ord Porks The 23 students who par- ticipated in the 1983-84 Fine Arts Club enjoyed brightening up OHS, under Mr. Lauver's supervision, by using their ar- tistic talents at painting pictures on the OHS walls. Besides livening up the high school, the F.A.C. students also repainted the football stadium, benches, swings, and other playground equipment in the Top: F.A.C. members, left to right: J. Bennet, M. Krajnik, C. Pinkman, D. Acquin,-K. Graham, M. Douglas, Mr. Lauver, B. Ar- nold, T. Bredthauer, L. Woitalwicz, B. Riley, T. Radil, M. Wadas. Middle Left: Practicing their artistic skills are T. Radil and L. Woitalwicz. Ord parks. Above: Concentrating on the finishing touches is B. Arnold. Left: At his best is H. Madsen. Fine Arts Club X 9 Stu. Co. Hgoin Sponsors Cotrnivol Top Left: Student council officers: President - Kim Cook, Treasurer - Russ Blaha, Vice President W- Dede Dubas. Not pic- tured, Secretary - Kina Chilewski. Top Right: Student council members, back row: T. Quattrocchi, R. Blaha, J. Augustyn. Middle row: D. Dubas, K. Cook, M. Sexson, B. Novosad, M. Upah, C. Erikson. Front row: S. Dowse, D. Zlomke, Mr. Lupe Calleroz, K. Minary, M. Rodriguez, J. Linke. Bottom Left: Looking cooler than usual is Tony Quattrocchi. Bottom Right: Pretending hels a feather in Jim Linke's hat is Joel Anderson at the carnival. The Ord Senior High Stu- dent Council had 15 members last year. The facul- ty sponsors were Mr. Eldon Buoy, Mr. Lupe Calleroz and Mr. Ed Bosworth. Kim Cook served as the 1983-84 president, Dede Dubas was' vice president, Kina Chilewski was secretary and Russ Blaha was treasurer. The Council sponsored Homecoming activities and the annaul Spring Carnival, attended State and District conventions, decorated the commons area at Christmas and awarded two scholar- ships to the graduating class of 1984. X :KW J- H W , if 4 I : cr H fzhrwgm. Us Top Left: A carnival-goer shaves a balloon. Top Right: lt's an easier target with your rear! Middle Left: Running the candle-squirt is Dana Zlomke at the carnival. Above: Copper Sexson manning the fish pond at the carnival. Left: Putting on a smile is Kina Chilewski in the make-up booth at the carnival. Student Council f 1 1 S Q . ssw x Future Homemokers Host Hlcohol Right: FHA members, back row, left to right: A. Madsen, S. Moudry, R. Reineke, J. Reineke, J. Urbanovsky, L. Goodsell. 2nd row: M. Krajnik, M, Bennett, S. Loft, J. Lueck, L. Setlik, E. Maly, K. Michalski, A. Wright. 3rd row: J. Hulinsky, M. Badsteen, T. Johnson, C. Lange, S. Hulinsky, D. Maly. Below Left: F.H.A. officers: M. Bennett, S. Loft, J. Lueck, L. Setlik, and E. Maly. R xg-U 'iff 12 5 I X i L .tt't.s... V. 1' tlr :'. ' ' Middle Right. L Sethk J. Lueck and 5. presents her presentation Fit or Fat? Bottom Right: Linda Setlik Loft Bottom .Left ,Melanie ,Krajnik to the judges during District SEARCH. receives the judges' close scrutiny. Flworeness Dog ,v . F.H.A. was active. Last year they hosted an Alcohol Awareness Day that received a large student turnout. For their efforts in doing this, they received the Red Rose Chapter Award. Requirements for membership are to be a Freshmen through Senior and be enrolled in a Home Ec. class or to have taken a class in Home Ec. The faculty sponsor for the group was Angela Wright. '--.G '-essmm Top: The students listen intently to the speakers. Middle Left: A panel tells the OHS students their stories. Middle Right: The people who contributed to the Alcohol Awareness Day. Bottom: Alcoholic Awareness had a good student turnout. FHA! 13 Future Farmers Hove Busy Schedule The Future Farmers of America had a busy schedule at this conces- sion stand during varsity games, participated in range judging, and entered the district contest. The FFA members also attended the na- tional and state conventions and Husker Harvest Days. They held their annual Greenhand Ceremony for initiating the new members. Lynette Staab was crowned 1983- 84 FFA Sweetheart. The 1983-84 State Farmers were S. Vancura, M. Nelson, J. Psota, P. Michalski, and J. Walahoski. Mr. Andreesen and Ed Bruha were the faculty sponsors. The re- quirement to be an FFA member is to be enrolled in a Voc. Ag. course. r .srf5fr4..,-,gg , A fri. i I I .assixu CQ Top: FFA members, left to right, first row: J. Lueck, A. Bruha, J. Schamp, A. Martensen, O. Gomez, B. Welniak, C. John. Second row: J. McMullen, N. Wolf, L. Bridgeman, H. Treptow, L. Staab, K. Knapp, T. Krolikowski, A. Bredthauer, D. Bruha. Third row: S. Plugge, J. Hackel, L. Woods, L. Scheideler, S. Lech, B. Nelson, D. Nagorski, M. Sexson, A. Bendykowski. Fourth row: S. Streff, R. Treptow, S. Chipps, S. Vancura, M. Nelson, R. Scheideler. Fifth row: J. Psota, A. Vavra, S. Hornickel, S. Unrbanov- sky, B. Dowse, B. Standlea, J. Walahoski. it as . tar:-ef - - -- 3 5 . I-ki37 s-Q 1. . .1 -:fs .gn- Left: FFA officers, left to right: M. Nelson - Pres., J. Walahoski - Rep., S. Lech - Sec., B. Dowse - Parl., L. Staab - V. Pres., S. Vancura H Sent., J. Psota - Treas. Above: M. Nelson calling the meeting to order. 757 I' . ffl f .Ii - I X . fifgimlp F' A Left: James Psota giving the Treasurer's report. Middle Left: The FFA president, Mark Nelson, an- nouncing the winner of the Greenhand Award. Below: Creed speaking winners, left to right: T. Krolikowski, S. Plugge, and C, Stowell. and SW87? G' F4 ra Fl .Q AM Left: FFA district contestants, left to right, first row: L, Staab, D. Stowell, S. Lech, C. Stowell. Second row: J, Lueck, T. Kruml, T. Treptow, K. Knapp, D. Bruha, Third row: J. Psota, R. Scheidler, J. Walahoski, S. Vancura, S. Hornickel, B. Dowse, and A. Bruha, FFAf15 HIHSH Develops Leodership The purpose of the American Industrial Arts Students Associa- tion is to develop the leadership and personal abilities of students through a program of activities and supportive services. The re- quirements for membership are to have completed or be enroll- ed in an industrial arts course. AIASA had 14 members last year. Mr. Koelling was the facul- ty sponsor: J. Psota - Pres., J. Dimmit - V. Pres., M. Irvine - Sec., L. Wilson - Treas., S. Sedlacek - Reporter, and D. Wadas - Sergeant at Arms. i i N- 2 S is Middle Left: D. Wadas, T. Kanpp and M. Sedlacek work on an AIASA project, Middle Right: D. Wadas and T. Knapp measure a project. Bottom: AIASA members, left to right, 3rd row: J. Dimmit, M. Irvine, M. Wadas, J. Psota, K. Knapp. 2nd row: D. Wadas, A. George, M. Sedlacek, lst row: T. Hulinsky, M. Sexson, and R. Ryschon. 16 f AIASA S we ,E5.s '.'5'r.f?2' .... f . we ...I I We FCH Learns Teachings of Christ . . ...wma 3 Requirements to be a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes are to be involved in athletics in some way and to have a desire to learn more about the teachings of Jesus Christ. Faculty sponsors for FCA in 1984 were Miss Weber and Mr. Streeter. The FCA members enjoyed a fun day in the gym playing such sports as basketball and badminton. f i li,, A ,. 1 ys , Z V,, I K i r Ii.. ,QE gr 4 iisy it VW ALKL V H qygz f -3 X f l tili . 5564 , L l W, .wil V Middle Left: Lisa and Ellen wait patiently Middle Right: Jenny making a dive for the while their birdie is being retrieved. birdie. Top: FCA members, left to right, First row: J. Lueck, E. Green, L. Rasmussen. Second row: M. Douglas, A. George, M. Wadas. Third row: Mr. Streeter, P. Foth, R. Ryschon, B. Arnold, Miss Weber. Left: FCA officers, left to right: Pres. - L. Rasmussen, V. Pres. - M. Ryschon, Treas. - M. Wadas, Sec. - J. Lueck. Cheerleoding Brings Populoritg Becoming a cheerleader br- ings with it a certain popularity, but it also takes a lot of hard work learning new routines, making posters, and putting on pep rallies. To become a cheerleader all interested students must try-out in front of a panel of impartial judges. Co-ordination, personali- ty and timing are also important skills to have as a cheerleader. The ,83-'84 cheerleading cap- tain was Charlene Laughlin. Co- captain was Heidi Kerchal. Faculty sponsors for the squad were Pat Grove and Sandy Bartholomew. QW . Above: The '83'!84 Vafsify Top: J. Lueck, C. Laughlin, K. Clement, H. Kerchal. Row 2: D. Cheefleadefi Dubas, M. Marshall, K. Cook, and R, Ostrander. 'N--. and Hard Work Left: L to r: J. Lueck, J. Hansen, K. Cle- ment and M. Warner cheering the Chants on to victory. Middle: The Varsie ty cheerleaders, D. Dubas, M. Warner, J. Lueck, R. Ostrander, and K. Clement get the crowd charged up. Below: J. Hansen, J. Lueck, C. Laughlin, and K. Clement show their spirit at a game. S Varsity Cheerleaders f 19 Jr. High Cheerleoders Leorn Routines The 83-84 Jr. High cheerleaders were S. Johnson, M. Kowalski, T. Stethem, S. Trubey, D. Nolte, and A. Paider were busy this year lear- ning new routines and cheering at the Jr. High games. The captain of the squad was Sara Trubey co-captain was Shelley Johnson. Faculty sponsor was Barbara Johnson. To become a member, students must try-out in front of a panel of impartial judges. J I ffl :f'f Cheering at a home game are the Jr. The Jr. High cheerleaders show the High cheerleaders, camera one of their poses O Club Updates Bulletin Board and Trophy Case . ig S i as O Club members, left to right, First row: Miss Busch, Miss Weber. Second row: S. Pierson, C. Sevenker, M. Wadas, K. Warner, M. Cetak. Third row: K, Wilson, K. Chilewski, A. Kamarad, K. Cook, E. Green, P. Wagner. Fourth row: M. Dubas, K. Minary, J. Anderson, P. Penas, J. Burton. Fifth row: S. Dowser, D. Zlomke, T. Vancura, J. Hulbert, P. Weems. Top Right: Kim Cook and Kathleen Warner presenting Rachel Oliver with an award and corsage. Above: O Club officers, left to right: V. Pres. 4 K. Warner, Pres. - K. Cook, Pub. Chair. - S. Dowse, and Sec.- Treas. v P. Penas, The O Club girls were kept busy updating the OH show bulletin board and the trophy case with trophies and pictures. One way the members helped to promote school spirit was by selling sweaters to Chant fans. They also presented Rachel Oliver, a basketball player seventy years ago at OHS, with an award. Requirements to be an O Club member are that you must have earned' a varsity letter in a sport and be active in sports that year. ' The 1984 faculty sponsors for O Club were Miss Weber and Miss Busch. ' o Club f 21 Drill Teom Squod Shows Spirit The Ord High Drill Team was active this year. They performed with the band at half-time shows and marches. Also, they performed routines for the basketball games using pom-poms, gloves, and flags. The captain of the '83-'84 squad was Janel Manchester. Faculty sponsors for the Drill Team are Mr. Stephen Niles and Miss Janene Hromas. Selection for members is by audition. The members must have coordination, spirit, and work as a team to contribute to the many routines they perform. 22 f Drill Team '-'s,:,,,.,,, Above Leftg The 83.84 Drill team, Above: T. Arnold, P. Konkoleski, K. Pokor- ny, L. Ulrich and M. Main show that they're alright, A, --W.- DME in mf W MM, 2 Center: Performing one of their routines are J. Manchester, K. Pokorny, P. Konkoleski, L. Goodsell, and L. Zikmund. Above: Concen- trating on one of their routines are L. Ulrich, K. Pokorny, and J. Man- chester. Left: Members of the '83- '84 Drill team, back row: T. Arnold, C. Smedra, L. Zikmund, L. Goodsell, P. Konkoleski, L. Ulrich, M. Main, M. Petska. Front row: K. Pokorny, T. Donaldson, T. Holt, H. Treptow and J. Manchester. Drill Team f 23 Down From His Glory Presented ii. 2 ri l -. ii 5 1 il i . in The Ord Singers performed in the 1983 Fall Concert and presented the Christmas Cantata, Down From His Glory. They also competed at the District Music Contest in April and participated in the variety show, Musicalia '84. The Singers also performed at graduation exercises in May. Small groups chosen from the select choir were Madrigal, Boys' Quartet, Mix- ed Quartet, and Triple Trio. 2 E 5 Middle Right: Choir officers, left Bottom Right: Mixed quartet, left to right: T. Mulligan, S. Dowse, to right: J. Linke, S. Dowse, K. M. Marshal, K. Peters, J. Peters, C. Ellingson. Hulbert, G. Witherwax. .kr Top Right: Ord singers, left to right, First row: T. Miller, G. Witherwax, J. Nelson, P. Weems, J. Hulbert, K. Michalski, D. Goodsell, T. Radil, D. Nolt Second row: S. Ackles, J. Manchester, S. Trubey, D. Klimek, M. Marshall, K. Gibbons, S. Dowse, C. Hulbert, S. Loft. Third row: S. Dworak, H. Ker- chal, T. Piskorski, B. Trenhaile, C. Ellingson, K. Bosworth, T. Masin, T. Arnold, A. Potrzeba, S. Knutson. Fourth row: Y. Avidano, K. Stowell, K. Peters, J. Linke, S. Plugge, B. Dowse, R. Ostrander, B. Goodsell, M. Waltman, D. Stowell, T. Mulligan, B. Riley. fx Middle Left: Madrigal members, left to! right, First row: G, Witherwax, S. Dowse, J. Nelson, C. Hurlbert. Second row: K. Peters, S. Dowse, T, Mulligan, J. Hurlbert. Third row: J. Linke, M. Mar- shall, K. Gibbons, C. Ellingson, Fourth row: K. Bosworth, T. Masin, B. Dowse, B. Goodsell. Above: Marci Marshall and Brian Goodsell, Left: Triple trio, left to right: K, Peters, T. Mulligan, S. Dworak, S. Dowse, K. Michalski, G, Witherwax, T. Piskorski, H. Kerchal, M. Mar- shall. Below: NMEA members, left to right: T, Mulligan, K. Peters, S. Dowse. Above: M. Marshall and K, Peters, t s . f,if,,, ,, , l8th Street Singers Solute music nah- 'wrm1f,h...,,,,,,...,-..Mw K The 20 members of the 18th Street Singers were busy preparing for their annual per- formance of the 18th St. Singer Concert. They presented the au- dience with music from three dif- ferent eras - 192O's, 50's and 8O's. They opened the concert with Flashdance and ended their salute to music through the years with a 20's medley. Some of the songs they sang include: Sunny Side of the Street , iiBeat Itu, Islands in the Stream , i'Embraceable You , UThank Heavens for Little Girlsv - from the guys -, and My Heart Belongs to Daddy - the girls' response. Dayle Johnson was the musical director for the pro- gram. Scott Vancura played the bass guitar, Brant Dowse the drums for the group, and Audrey Novosad was pianist. Through the Yeors! -I . Top Middle: The 18th Street members performing a song from the 198O's. Above: K. Clement and T. Smith dancing to 'iThen Came You. Right: K. Peters and M. Marshall singing Someone Else's Eyes. Top Right! Eighieenih Sffeei Third row: J. Linke, J. Boilesen singers, left to right, First row: T Smith, S. Dowse, G. Witherwax D. Klimek. Second row: H. Ker- chal, B. Goodsell, S. Vancura, B. Dowse, K. Bosworth, K. Cook. B. Dowse, M. Marshall, B Meese, K. Clement, K. Peters, D Schmitt, T. Mulligan, C. Ellingson. 18th Street Singers f 27 The purpose of the Jr. High Chorus is to prepare the students for Sr. high school vocal music groups such as Swing Singers and Ord Singers. This year's Jr. High Chorus group consisted of 18 eighth graders and 25 seventh graders. Dayle Johnson was the faculty director. The Jr. High Chorus kept busy preparing for singing in the Fall and Christmas Con- certs, as well as the Musicalia on May 12. Jr. High Tunes Up The Junior high chorus, row 1: S. Krolikowski, A. Dahlke, R, Haste, E. Bruha, T. Fischer, G. Berigan, H. McMullen, B. Drake, C. Nagorski, L. Rasmussen. Row 2: T. Wheeler, K. Williams, K. Todsen, B. Pesek, T. Kokes, K. Stoltenburg, J. Trojan, R. Rogers, S. Staab, D. Waltman. Row 3: J. Fischer, J. Hughes, E, Hopkins, pgs' B. Edgehill, B. Hoge, M. Martins, B. Schmitt, B. Dulitz, A. Wiemers, A. Severance, R, Kriewald, W. Weir. Row 4: R. Wampole, J. Miller, R. Kl- ingelhoffer, S. Clement, T. Arnold, J. Andersen, M. Trenhaile, C. Hurlbert, L. Main, K, Spatz, E. Konkoleski, D. Bruha. Q .3 The Junior High Chorus Practices for the Musicalia Jr High Bond Provides Fundomentolsd Ord junior high band provides in- strumental music education for junior high age students, primarily in marching and concert band fundamentals. There were 49 members from the public, St. Mary's, and country schools. Junior high band played at the Grand Island Harvest of Harmony, Ord Halloween Parade, Christmas concert and Spring concert. Director was Mr. Stephen Niles. Middle Some junior high band members making music at the Spring Concert Top The junior high band, Bottom The band practicing for an upcoming performance. Jr. High Band f 29 Bond Provides lnstrumentol music The Ord Chanticleer Varsity Band pro- vides instrumental music education for high school students through marching, pep, con- cert and stage bands. There were 39 members in band last year. The director was Mr. Stephan Niles. Requirement for membership in band is to have previous band experience andfor director's approval. Varsity Band played at North Loup Popcorn Days, home football games, Conference Band Clinic, Arcadia Fall Festival, Hastings Melody Round-Up, Ord Halloween Parade, and home basket- ball games. ....N..--, Above: Percussion section: J. Hansen, B. Dowse, L. VanWinkle, S. Vancura, J. Petersen and B, Scherbarth. Stage ' Brass Section Top: Varsity concert band, Back row: S. Niles, B. Scherbarth, L. VanWinl-cle, B, Dowse, J. Hansen, J. Petersen, S. Vancura, J. Young, T. Mulligan, M. Cetak, C. Koelling, K. Michalski, B. Geweke. Middle row: T. Martens, S. Dworak, K. Minary, J. Burton, R. Ryschon, D. Goodsell, J. Nelson, T. Masin, C. B. Moudry, B. Arnold, S. Lewin, D. Stowell, K. Bosworth, K. Zikmund,, M. Douglas, P. Weems, L. Rasmussen, M. Zaruba, C. Arnold, S. Bundy, S. Moudry, T. Radil, C. Sevenker, B. Trenhaile and D. Spilinek. Varsity Band Makes Beautiful Music guns' l T013 Left: Woodwind S9Ctl0n, leff C. Seilenker, T. Radil. Third TOWZ M. Top Right: M. Cetak and D. Varsity Band members perform- to right, First row: S. Moudry, S. C. Moudry, K. Bosworth, B. Ar- Goodsell help P. Weems get ing at the Concert, Bundy, B. Trenhaile, C. Arnold, nold, D. Stole, S. Lewin. Above: ready for the concert. Above: D. Spilinek. Second row: M. B. Geweke takes a break from Douglas, K. Zikmund, P. Weems, practice, Varsity Band f 31 NHS Size Increases Drormoticollhgl The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize the qualities of leadership, academic achievements, service, strong scholarship, and character in O.H.S. students. The National Honor Society had four members at the beginn- ing of the 1983-84 school year and new members were later elected by unanimous selection by a faculty committee. Mr. Hersh sponsors the organization. Those selected were recognized and presented with a certificate on Awards Night. The new members for the 1983-84 school year were: Seniors: J. Augustyn, S. Gawrych, K. Cook, T. Hoevet, N. Hruza, P. Penas, I.. Staab, J. Lueck, E. Green, D. Dubas, S. Vancura, K. Warner, M. Mar- shall. Juniors: T. Vancura, D. Zlomke, L. Setlik, T. Bruha, K. Bosworth, M. Boone, M. Bruha, S. Lech, K. Clement, S. Chipps. Sophomores: M. Dubas, C. Ar- nold, J. Mohr. National honor society members, left to M. Nelson, J. Augustyn, M. Wadasg S. Van right, first row: N. Hurza, L. Setlik, L. Staab M. Bonne, C. Arnold, K. Clement, S Gawrych. Second row: E. Green, M. Dubas, D. Dubas, D. Zlmoke, S. Lech, K. Bosworth M. Bruha. Third row: P. Penas, T. Vancura 1 cura, T. Bruha, J. Mohr. Not pictured: L Rasmussen, R. Blaha, K. Cook, T. Hoevet J. Lueck, K. Warner, M. Marshall, S Chipps. g,Hoblo Espanol? Spanish Club members, left to right, first row: A. George, J. Lueck, D. Dubas, D. Zlmoke, K. Williams, S. Pierson, C. Ell- ingson, Mr. Calleroz. Second row: K. Mc- Cabe, T. Holt, J. Mohr, C. Hehnke, C. Kihs, K. Cook, S. Knutson, M. Dubas, J. Linke. Third row: J. Burton, J. Miller, P. Weems, C. Sevenker, M. Cetak, K. Paprocki, D. -f-av Spilnek, T. Miller, M. Bonne, P. Miller. Fourth row: J. Petersen, S. Dowse, B. Welniak, T. Klaneke, D. Duda, M. Krajnak, K. Chilewski, S. Lewin, C. Bloom. Fifth row: M. Upah, L. VanWinkle, S. Novosad, H. Rodrigues, B. Sich, T. Kruml, R. Chandler, T. Piskorski, C. Hurlbert, C. Arnold, K. Pokorny. The Spanish club promotes the study of foreign language. The requirement to be a Spanish Club member is to have taken or be in Spanish. Mr. Calleroz was the faculty sponsor. The members had a lot of fun attending Foreign Language Day at Kearney State College. Jen- nifer Lueck said that is was real interesting and informative, and gave some real good ideas of skits the spanish club could per- form for the grade schoolfl They also enjoyed a spring party, where they watched some movies. Drama Club lm roves Self-Image is 83 1 Top Right: The 1984 drama class. Back row: Craig Ellingson, Brad Novosad, Kim Hackelg Middle: Pat Piskorski, Amy Potrzeba, Jim Linke, Dan Klimek, Mike Upahg Front: Chris I-lehnke, Julie Miller, Karla Mc- Cabe, Kendra Williams, Stacey Pierson. The drama class was ac- tive in 1984, working on a number of plays. The students divided into groups of two to four to work on their plays. Some of the plays the members performed were: If Women Worked As Men Do, which they did for the Central Ten Conference Con- testg The Shoemaker's Wife, which they put on for District Competitiong Anastasia, performed for the Loup Valley Raider Contest. Kim Hackel, a four-year member, said that par- ticipating in drama is an event in your life where you can improve yourself and overcome your shyness. Drama f 33 Scenes From Cne-Hct Plays ku 1. in 539' 34 f Drama ., .J Top Left: What fools you men are! And what fools we women to need such creatures as you. Left: Maybe he'll stop twitchng if we cut his head off. lTwo scenes from The Shoemakers Wifel Top Right: L'Well, ma'am, he on- ly said, 'Hello, is that you, you old skirt? Above: Here Miss Arnold, take the letter and answer it yourself. lTwo scenes from If Women Worked As Men DOJ Spirit Week Opens the Door Spirit Week was an exciting time of the school year. Students got to dress as their favorite M'A'S'H characters, as members of the op- posite sex, got to sleep in the halls on Pajama Day, and showed their maturity on Baby Day. The Student Council thought up games that ranged from the Baby Food Eating Contest to the Human Sewing Machine. The traditional Downtown Pep Rally had the football players being mauled by the Chamber of Com- merce Cheerleaders, and the ususal good wishes. This year, Var- sity Footballers, Volleyballers, and Cheerleaders were presented with picture buttons, compliments of Ray's Studio. 36 f Homecoming ku my , r . U ,.i,., M m ,gy i mf f l me idly. Y were Warner. This year the Friday night Homecoming game was against the Aurora Huskies. lt was a well- played game even though Ord lost, 14-O. The Homecoming royalty con- sisted of Jeff Augustyn, Russ Blaha, Brad Nelson, Randy Welniak, Kim Cook, Kim Hackel, Heidi Kerchal, Charlene Laughlin, King Tad Melia and Queen Kathleen Warner. After the game, a dance was held at the Vet's Club. This year, there was a break in tradition which upset a few students - at the dance, at disc jockey from Kearney played records rather than having a live band. 38 f Homecoming MBHB Cl'0Wh6d Top Right: Students showing their spirit Middle Right The 1983 Homecoming before the downtown pep rally. royalty. . Classrooms Empl , Halls Full M . u.. s lY vs Top: Junior, Raylene Barta Above: On Trading Places taking time out from studying Day are Sophs. Misty F ll to pose. Douglas and Rick Reineke. Top: Showing their affection are Kim Above: Up, up, and away. Wilson and Kathleen Warner. HdBf39 Whether it's cruising the streets, going out on dates, or partying out of your mind, the nightlife is one of the most important activities in the life of a high school student. Homework and chores around the house tend to put a damper on fun times, but we all seem to find time to spend a few hours with friends. This year, many students found refuge at the show, the Pump , the Emporium, and various party spots around town. Mom and dad may have had some objections, but the gas that was used in the car did go for a good reason. Nizht Life: After Hours Above: Time lapse photo slows down the speed of light. Right: Bringing in the New Year at the Pump are Michelle Bonne, Debbie Spilinek, Tammy Miller, Monica George, and Chris Paprocki. Opposite Page: Top: Cori Smedra takes time out for the camera. Bottom Left: Shut- ter speed slows tempo on L Street. Bot- tom Right: Kerry Kremke attempts to take home some Bird feed free of charge. We're in the Monev!! Junk food, fuel, tapes, and clothes. We all spend money on something. A lot of students ask their folks for an allowance - or a raise in one. Others resort in hun- ting for jobs. For a young, inexperienced high school student, being successful in the working world is a tough job. Employers have a tough time work- ing around school, sports, and vacations. Most of the time, if you don't like working with food, clothes, or gas, jobs are far and few between. Sophomore Guy Pinkman works at Misko's and had this to say about his job, I like the work and the ex- tra cash, but it bugs me when peo- ple try on 8 pair of shoes, make me lace them, and then don,t buy any. ibn: Top Left: Hard at work Jr., Brad Dowse. Top: Bruce Osentowski and a co-worker bag the goods. Above: Stocking the shelves at his favorite food liner is Tom Kowalski. .,,,, 4, Opposite Page: Top Left: Hector Rodriguez eargerly opens a box of food for a smart shopper. Top Right: Chad Pinkman checks out the cereal shelf. Below: Jeff Bennett makes sure the oven is on at the Huff 5, W W M44 F14 versace 1' ft i We 'rf M CM Spirit and Support Given Top Left: The Chamber of Com- merce Cheerleaders at the downtown Homecoming Pep Rally doing a cheer. Top Right: The Varsi- ty Cheerleaders doing a cheer at one of the football pep rallies. Above: Helping out in a volleyball skit are a few of the volleyballers themselves. Center Right: Doing a famous cheer called Cruisin' For Bruisinm during the pep rally downtown are the Var- sity Cheerleaders. Right: At the Thursday night Homecoming Bonfire are 'LThe Pillow People . This year, the biggest and pro- bably the most popular pep rally was the Thursday night Homecom- ing Bonfire held at the baseball dia- mond. It wentf over well with new- comers, The Pillow Peoplen, put- ting in their first appearance. Another first was our mascot, The Chant. Jeff Bennett was that masked person inside the costume. At most pep rallies the cheerleaders put on skits. One of the best is shown above and was called Suckersl', which was very true to life. The FHA put on an all day con- vocation on alcohol awareness. Various panels of alcoholics and drug abusers, representatives from Valley Hope, the Ord area proba- tion officer, and numerous others gave discussions and question and answer sessions during the day. The convocation was termed a success in the school newspaper The Oracle. to Convocations and Pep Rallies as s Left: At a convocation is a group of folk singers. Right: Ord High's new Chant mascot. Center Left: The Ord Varsity Top: Oh, Heidi, shut upll' No, Cheerleaders doing the cheer Fight Michele you shut up. 'lYou two quit Back at the Homecoming Bonfire. your fighting , says Charlene Laughlin. When the Camera Catches You Have you ever noticed, when you least expect it, when you're looking your worst, someone snaps a picture? Your eyes see spots from the flash and you chase the photographer down the hall or around the classroom to get the film. Some people ham it up, some shy away and it's hard to get a serious photo without bunny ears sticking up somewhere. No matter how much you hate tor likel the idea of having your picture taken, it is inevitable, and you usually look forward to seeing the finished product. The photography staff snapped quite a few pictures this year, did they catch you off guard? l Top: Kim Michalski and Kayla Peters show their dental work, Above: Getting caught off guard are Michele Warner, Kim Clement, and Jennifer Hansen. Left: Kevin Osene towski seems to be studying hard. ff Guard . . Above Left: Todd Bredthauer is caught behind and in front of the camera. Top Right: James Psota, Dan Wadas, and Paul Michalski are caught in their natural habitat, Above Center: Don't you dare, Mickie Petska. Below Left: Janel Manchester gets mad at the photographer. Above: Motiva- tion for Monday!? Say Cheese Aux 4 rf Q ...na- NM ' ' ' ,Wmmam W,,,,,,,, ,W , if' :f f .ewmvmiv Top Left: The Jr, Class hard at work. Above: Sr. Jenny Lueck sits staring. 48 f Halls Top Right: Sr. Brad Potrzebra and Jr. Kim Michalski take time out to pose. Center Right: Mickie Petska and Marie Main look up in amaze- ment. Right: Looking her best is Cori Smedra. Giving Credit Where Credit is Due . . . Awards Night was held on Tuesday, May 15. Marci Mar- shall, senior class president, was mistress-of-ceremonies. A variety of awards, scholar- ships and recongitions were given, too numerous to men- tion here. Valedictorian, Kim Cook, gave her address and Randy Welniak, Salutatorian, gave the welcome. Other awards of note were Russ Blaha named Outstan- ding Senior Boy and Kim Cook named Outstanding Senior Girl. Mr. Dave Shrader was named Teacher of the Year. Music was provided by the 18th Street Singers. Top Left: Kim Cook was named Valedictorian by Mr. Eldon Buoy. Top Right: Sheila Gawrych being presented a scholarship by Mr. Buoy. Above: Class Salutatorian, Randy Welniak and Mr. Buoy. Middle Right: Lisa Rasmussen and Marie Wadas receiving awards. Right: Dayle Johnson presents vocal music awards to deserving seniors. IQHiQl:riQHHnm..o..s.:. La., 49 H Night ot the Top A Night at the Top. This was the theme of Prom 1984. Prom this year was something very special for most juniors and seniors. The banquet, held at the Veterans Club, May 5, started with the couples being seated by sophomore servers dressed as clowns. Guest speaker, Richard Ernst, spoke of pro- blem times while growing up. After the banquet, prom-goers walked upstairs to the new addition and entered through curtains and streamers, The dance floor resembled a big circus tent with a carousel in the middle. From 8:00-9:00 photographs were taken by Ray's Studio. The King and Queen were Tad Melia and Kim Hackel. Brian Meese and Kerrie Hackel were crowned Prince and Princess. Music was supplied by The Pud Brothers of Lincoln, Nebraska. Top: Some senior girls exposing their legs at prom. Above: DeDe Dubas and Randy Welniak pause to pose for a photo at prom. Right: Prom Royalty: King Tad Melia and Queen Kim Hackel and Prince Brian Meese and Princess Kerri Hackel. 50 f Prom R . li ed Wi? ef W 'MD fb Wi 5? Top Left: The King and Queen take their honorary dance, Top Right: Enjoying the evenings festivities are Kim Wilson and Kathleen Warner. Middle Left: Some of the servers -- Tom Kruml, Kara Cook, Dan Klimek, Dahn Stowell and Jeff Burton. Middle Right: Entering the cir- cus tent are Jeff Grooms and Jeff Augustyn. Above: Four couples looking their best. Right: Stacie Dowse and Tom Smith entering the dance floor at Prom 1984. Prom X 51 The Long-Hwoiited Dog is Here!! What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. This was the motto for the class of 1984. Commencement was held Sunday, May 20 at 2:00. Juniors Tammy Vancura and Kevin Bosworth ushered in the graduates. The high school band played Pomp and Circumstance and The Star Spangled Ban- ner. Pastor Jerry Peterson of the Ord Chris- tian Church gave the invocation and benediction. Musical entertainment was provided by the Ord Singers. Dr. Williams Gogan, Superintendent, in- troduced the speaker, Pastor Dennis Ritchey of the Evangelical Free Church. Principal Gerain Spatz and School Board President Richard Krahulik presented the class with their diplomas, and the class sym- bolically moved their tassels. Senior class colors were blue and silver. The class flower was the white rose. 52 f Graduation Top Photos: Jeff Bennett and Jeff Bloom marching in to gradua- tion. Left: Speaker Dennis Ritchey provided inspiration to the class of 1984. Right: Introducing the speaker is Dr. William Gogan, Superintendent. X S si H as 3 f- wk if .W ,x iw, ,fm Af ss: .. fy--if gg Wa, wif Si +1 S if 'L F9155 ' MJ aux . H, sf 'i Wi Varsity Narro wly Misses Qfafe With a 13-8 record the Varsity Volleyball team was showered with end-of-the season honors. Kim Cook, Pauline Penas, and Jenny Anderson earned a place on the All-Conference West Divi- sion team. Kathleen Warner and Tammy Vancura were given honorable mention. The Lady Chants missed a chance for State Tournament Play by losing to Albion at Districts. First year Coach Amy Busch commented that, i'We had a good season, and a lot of talented Seniors that will be missed. 9 l 'Q Above: 1983 Varsity volleyball team, Back row: C. Hurlbert, Coach Bartholomew, V, Wagner, C Sevenker K Michalski M Dubas J Hurlbert T Mulligan, K. Williams, Coach Busch, S. Lech. Front row: A. Lech, T. Vancura, K. Warner, K. Cook J Anderson D Zlomke P Penas E Green A Kamarad, D. Acquin. 56 Varsity Volleyball 5 L: Opposite Page: Top Left: With worried looks on their faces, Tammy V. and Dana Z. hope the tide will turn. Top Right: Looking for the signal to substiture is Ellen G. and Kathleen W. Top Left: Going for an ace set is Kathleen W. Top Right: Going for a block is Tammy V, as Dana Z. covers. Far Left: Hoping for the best for the next game are Kim C. and Jenny A. Left: Trying for an ace is Jenny A. Varsity Volleyball f 57 i Reserves Have 500 Season Coach Sandy Bartholomew said that, Overall the reserves had a good season. A lot of valuable experience was gain- ed by all the players, and in- dividual skills were improved. Setting and spiking percentages were good but Coach Bar- tholomew said she was disap- pointed that the serving percen- tage was not higher. Some individuals who were noted for their accomplishments are leading setters, Jill Hurlbert and Vicky Wagner, Kendra Williams with 17 ace serves, Tammy Mulligan was the leading spiker with 74-87 and also lead in ace spikes with 23. Mary Dubas was the leading blocker. The team finished with an even 4-4 record. f -.asa Top: Chris S. and Tammy M. waiting for the ace set by Jill H. Above: 1983 Reserve volleyball team, Front row: A. Lech, S. Dworak, S. Pierson, M. Bonne, S. Knutson, M. Cetak, K. Minary, S, Lewin, M. Douglas, D. Ac- quin. Back row: C. Hurlbert, Coach Bartholomew, V. Wagner, J. Hurlbert, T. Mulligan, K. Michalski, C. Sevenker, M. Dubas, K. Williams, Coach Busch, S. Lech. Above Right: Relieved after a ace serve is Vicki W. and Jill H. Right: Going for another ace spike is Mary D. while her oppo- nent looks on. 58 f Reserve Volleyball Teamwork Is Season K ey Teamwork was the key for this year's impressive Freshmen team. With a finishing record of 5-1 the girls' only loss was to GINW. Coach Kelly Clemens com- mented that with only six players on the team they had to stick together. Clemens also said she was very pleas- ed with the team's efforts . . . and We had a very fun season. Kate Gibbons and Kindra Chilewski were noted as the best all-around servers. Above: 1983-84 Freshmen volleyball team, Bot- tom: P. Fischer, S. Pelton, K. Gibbons. Middle: D. Goodsell, S. Ackles. Top: K. Chilewski, Coach Clemens. Top: Freshmen Volleyball Team celebrate after a big win. Above Left: Kin- dra C. attempts to get out of the way as Suzanne A. receives the ball. Left: Peggy F. and DeeLinn G. attempt to receive the ball as Suzanne A. and Kindra C. look on. Freshmen Volleyball f 59 Valuable Fundamentals Learned With 39 7th and 8th graders this yearls teams not only learned the always valuable fundamentals, but also patience. Coach Jan Weber commented that, lt was very hard getting everyone into the game but the girls were very understanding. The 20 7th graders finished the season with a 1-3 record. Coach Weber stated that she was impress- ed with their serving and very pleased with their ability to learn so much during their first year out. The 8th graders ended their season with a 1-5 record. Miss Weber boasted that this team would develop into great volleyball players. Have lil. -ms., - Above: 1983 8th grade volleyball team, Back row: K. Spatz, C. Knapp, L. Main, L. Weems, A. Stalker, C. Sevenker, C. Lange, N. Brandt, Coach Jan Weber. Front row: K. Larkowski, J. Fisher, A, Wiemers, C. Krolikowski, J. Grimes, B. Drake, R. Kriewald. Above: Gale L. bumps the ball to Cindy K. as their opponents look on. Above Right: Suzanne K. dives for the ball as her team- mates watch anxiously. Right: 1983 7th grade volleyball team, Back row: Coach Max Murray, K. Williams, C. Loft, E. Konkoleski, B. Edghill, T. Clement, D. Bruha, A. Ramsey, A. Wilson, H. Weir, D. Warner. Front row: J. Pelton, P. Smith, R. Kriewald, R. Haste, A. Severance, A. Dahlke, K. Todsen, S. Staab, S. Krolikowski. 60 f Jr High Volleyball Jr High Completes Perfect Season Seventeen 8th graders and fourteen 7th graders made up the 1983-84 Junior High football team. Under the mentorship of Lon Bar- tholomew, the team ex- perienced a learning process throughout the season, and finished with a perfect 4-O season. We made progress in each gamef' Bartholomew said, and each player developed his techniques to help the team's effort. Jr. High Football f 61 Good Line and Baoklield Bring 4-I Record A combination of a good line and a good backfield helped the frosh gridders to a 4-1 record. ln the course of the season, they averaged an outstanding 376 yards per game in total offence while holding their opponents to a mere 61 yards per game. The team really worked hard all year, said Coach Lauver. They worked as a team and won as a team. Clint Ellingson, Tim Miller, and Tom Krolikowski all serv- ed as team captains. -. l Top: 1983-84 Freshman football team, Back row: S. Plugge, J. Streff, B. Scherbarth, Coach Paul Beran, Coach Leo Lauver, B. Welniak, M. Lewin, R. Reise. Middle row: J. Peterson, B. Dowse, C. Ellingson, T. Krolikowski, P. Standlea, J. Hackel, Front row: R. Ostrander, C. Smedra, B. Geweke, B. Turek. Above: Barry G. helps Clint E. gain yardage. Right: With no time to spare, Barry G. gets the pass off. 62 f Freshmen Football k i Reserves Compile 3-I Record Under the direction of Coach Carl Streeter, the reserve football team finished with a 3-1 record as they beat Broken Bow, GICC, and O'Neill, and lost to only GINW. A last minute touchdown catch by Brian Foth against O'Neill proved to be the highlight of the season. Kevin Osentowski lead the team with 24 total yards and 51 tackles while Tom Kruml passed for 239 yards. . ' f y 5. r 'Q N WMV, ,,,., ,. 45 x ,, ,..T...,.,,,,, .....,,.,.-.,,,,...,..,.,, ,,,,, e. --W f i ,,,' ' a-,vary J-W, . .. ,,,, aussi X Middle Left: Taking the tackle is Craig E. and Kevin B. Left: 1983 Reserve football team, Front row: B. Sich, L. VanWinkle, B. Warner, B. Meese, K. Bosworth, M. Sexson, C. B. Moudry. Back row: Coach Machal, C. Erikson, T. Kruml, B. Dowse, S. Hornikle, S. Penas, B. Novasad, D. Schmidt, B. Foth, Coach Streeter. Reserve Football f 63 Varsity Team Makes History!! History was made by the 1983-84 Varsity football team as they qualified for the state play-offs for the first time in school history and finished with a 9-2 overall record. Once in the state play-offs, the Chants easily handled Mitchell, however, they were finally defeated by the Grand Island Central Catholic Crusaders. 'tThe team really put out 100070 for every game, said Co-Captain Wade Bundy. 4'But after playing three con- secutive road games lAlbion, GINW, Mitchelll it was really hard to come back and play well against GICC. Brad Nelson was a co- captain along with Bundy, while Randy Welniak was voted the MVP and Dan Beran the Most Improved Player. . v he -. . in-ss ' j il ,,, W Coach Shrader spells relief T-O-UeC-HD-OW-N, Above: 198384 Varsity football team, Back row: B. Dowse, D. Schmitt, B. Novosad, S. Hornickel, S. Penas, K. Kremke, T. Bredthauer, B. Nelson, R. Welniak, T. Melia. 2nd row: Coach Suhr, Coach Streeter, S. Vancura, T. Quattrocchi, M. Nelson, T. Kowalski, D. Beran, B. Goodsell, J. Augustyn, Coach Machal, Coach Shrader. 3rd row: M. Sexson, J. Grooms, B, Foth, R. Blaha, K. Osentowski, C. Erikson, J, Bloom, T. Kruml, T. Hoevet. Front row: B. Sich, B. Meese, L. VanWinkle, K. Bosworth, T. Halligan, W. Bundy, C. B. Moudry, B. Warner, P. Rodriguez. 64 f Varsity Football .Qu gr Top Left: Jeff A. and Brad N. taking a break. Top Right: Wade B. has a good block as Randy W. gains yardage. Middle Left: Randy W. looking for an-open receiver as his opponent closes in. Middle Right: With a spectacular catch is Mark N. Left: Tony Q. returning a punt. l Varsity Football f 65 Two Cross-Country Teams Compete With only two returning let- termen from last year's team, the 1983-84 Cross-Country team coached by Rich Cecetka, perform- ed well throughout the year. This year also turned out to be the first year a complete girls' team com- peted for Ord. Dan Klimek and Tom Smith led the way for the boys' team, while Ron Schiedler, Craig Ellingson, Paul Foth, Steve Wadas, and Mike Zaruba added their efforts. The girls' team consisted of Patti Wagner, Marie Wadas, Pam Weems, Jana Burton, and Kris Kihs. Top: 1982 Cross-country team, front row: P. Weems, C. Ellingson, M. Zaruba, P Wagner, C. Kihs, S. Clement. Back row: J. Burton, T. Smith, D. Klimek, R. Schiedler, M. Wadas, S. Wadas, Coach Cecetka, Asst. Coach Huston. 66 f Cross-Country -if .5 A M M ,-.ii .j -s K 5 v k K .Q - Kwai. i Q -- , , L 4. K , . xt, Top Left: Setting their pace is Chris K. and Jana B. Top Right: With the look of determina- tion Steve W. keeps up with his opponent. Left: Dan K. keeping his stride. Above: Fighting for the lead is Jana B. with Chris K. close behind. Cross-Country X 67 Wrestlers Give Satisfying Season With nine returning lettermen, Varsity Wrestling Coach Dave .. ,i..rrrrr., ..ii... . .i.. Shrader commented that this season was a satisfying one. All seventeen members gave good per- formances, even though they were young, and gained the needed experience. Two exceptions to this young team were Jeff Bloom and Jeff Augustyn. Both were seniors and both were state qualifiers. Jeff Bloom finished his season with a 26-5 record and placed 6th at state. Jeff Augustyn was the se- cond person in the school's history to be a medalist in Conference and District action for four years straight. Top: Coach Shrader gives advice from the bench. - Above: Todd B. receives congratulations for a good match. Middle Right: Going for near-fall points is Brian S. Right: Jeff B. works his opponent over. 68 f Var.fRes. Wrestling f Top Left: 1984 Varsity, reserve wrestling team, Front row: P. Miller, T, Krolikowski, M. Hampston, R. Ryschon, S. Wadas, M. Kruml, J. Augustyn, B. Sich, D. Klimek, B. Warner, D. Splinek. Back row: Coach Shrader, S. Plugge, T. Kruml, C. B. Moudry, J. Bloom, M. Sexson, T. Kowalski, R. Ostrander, Coach Streeter. Middle Left: Going for the pin is Jeff B. Bottom Left: Todd B. takes control over his opponent. Below: Jeff Bloom, winner of dual match. Var.fRes. Wrestling f 69 Jr. High Wresflers Improve Skills Jr. High Wrestling was coached by a former Ord High wrestler, Dave Conner. Dave coached twelve young men this year, teaching them the basics of the sport. He commented that his team im- proved most on such skills as strength, ability, and attitude. He also stated that they would be an asset in the next few years. E 70 f Jr. High Wrestling Top: 1984 Jr. high wrestling team, Back row: C. Kihs, B. Scherbarth, J Anderson, J. Smith, B. Schmitt, Coach Conner. Front row: T. Holt, T. Dodd, J. Augustyn, R. Donaldson, B. Dulitz, E. Bruha, T. Miller. Above Left: Jay Smith. Above: Jason Augustyn. Left: Bruce Schmitt. eam Disrupfed by Injuries 1 , ...Q Q Sf' l X..-it or of 1 ff f' ' 'AM i' M Coach Rich Cecetka had a 28 member Jr. High team this year. Being disrupted by injuries, the team finished with a 1-4 record. Kellie Williams was the top scorer with 22 points. Eighth graders Kristina Knapp and Carrie Sevenker contributed well to the scoring with Lisa Weems and Angela Stalker leading in rebounds. Coach Cecetka thought that next year's Jr. High team would be strong with the help of next year's eighth graders. .1 r' . . 4- Hn ,C Y MH- f A-M ....Jn,,...s,,,,W.,' 1 Top: 1984 Jr. High Girls' Basketball Team. Above Left: Getting set for the free-throw is Patti Smith. Above: Lisa W. looks for a teammate to make an in-bound pass. Left: Tiffany C. looks down court for help. Jr. High Girls' Basketball f '71 Good Job fo Everyone With only 9 players, each Frosh team member gained a lot of play- ing experience. According to coach Jan Weber, her team improved on free throws and driving to the basket throughout the season. She also said that the girls needed to work on their jump shots, but there are some good future ball players. Kate Gibbons led the team in scor- ing and rebounding, while DeeI.inn Goodsell led in steals and Kris Stowell led in field goal percentage. GOOD JOB Good job goes to everyone On the freshman team We made it this far Even though it seems We didnlt win the Conference Game But we gave it our best shot It taught us something about friendship That we can use a lot. Our friendships we have strengthened I know that for a fact They kept this team together They kept it intact We cried when we fouled out We cried when we got hurt But we kept on going, yes we did And tried to be alert This freshman team Can really move We've got what it takes To get in the groove Miss Weber coached us through it The starters did their best But when they got too tired The others gave them a rest DeeLinn, Lori, and Stephanie Kris, Lynn, and Kate Peggy, Susanne, and Cheryl The team that did so great Ord freshman girls that's who we are A team that gives no sass Thatls because we are The team that has got CLASS!!! - by Sharon Moudry 72 f Freshman Girls' Basketball W ,,,..,....---- tw-....s...,.,W-, 4-,,,-Q -gunm- Onlg 2 Poinfs From The impressive Reserves came up only 2 points short of a perfect record this year. They lost their first game by a mere 2 points to G.I.N.W., then won every game after that. First-year coach Dave Huston stated that it was a good ex- perience to coach such a talented team his first year. Coach Huston added that the team's strongest point was the reliable bench strength. Perfeofion! Top: 1984 Reserve girls' basketball team, Back row: Coach Dave Huston,M. Bonne, T. Piskorski, Dubas, J. Mohr, K. Michalski, A. Lech, P. Konkoleski, J. Hurlbert, T. Mulligan, Front row: D. Zlomke, S. Dowse, S. Lewin, C,Hurlbert K. Reserve Girls, Basketball f 73 11 Minary, S. Dworak, M Cetak K Williams. Middle Left Sue D ging M, for the ball. Above: Putting good pressure on their opponent are Dana Z. and Missy C. Left: Some of the bench anxiously watching the game as others don't seem so enthused Lady Chants are Champs Once again the Lady Chants proved to be all that they were made out to be. Not only did the Landy Chants return to the state tourney but they also won every regular season game for the first time in Lady Chant history. On top of all this they also reign as the Champions of the Cen, tral Conference tournament, Distirct tournament and the Ainsworth lnvitab tional! The majority of the valuable points were scored by Seniors Kim Cook 8: Jenny Anderson, and Junior Tammy Vancura. The girls, only loss came in the semi-finals at the state tournament to round out the season with a 21-1 record. Coach Murray said that the girls performed very well. He summed up his comments saying, This is the best team l've ever hadln Top: 1984 Girls' varsity basketball team, Front row: C. Arnold, J. Hurlbert, P. Wagner, E. Green, K. Warner, D. Zlomke, S. Dowse, P. Weems. Back row: Coach Murray, D. Stowell, P. Penas, J. Anderson, M. Wadas, T, Vancura, K. Cook, T. Mulligan, L. Rasmussen, Coach Huston. Above: Pauline P. goes up for a jump shot. Above Right: Lady Chants explode with the buzzer. Right: 74 f Varsity Girls' Basketball Defense in Action! fr, .44 K lf ,W Vg.. . . f is -wan-he Q j. if .. ij 5 is Q hi ww 1 X517 Q ml 1 ,Q 1 N Ax X Q, V. xx ,b .A X Jn ap ig Gm gy 2' 5 P Q15 3 ' New ,,yf::g ,i K Qu' , S ' gl Top Left: Coach Murray BOWlNG to his team. Above: l'Look out Lincoln here W elf .3 I K Y 4 if X L xafgiffq e we come! Left: Looking for another mark on the scoreboard. Lower Left: 1984 fi-X 4 . V G ,QA r Q I 'f'u S,r?':x .j,?? Q.g.iag'j l faif A Senior Girls. Below: Tammy V. goes up for a jump. ' ar ' .Q aa'- -P -1 15555 V - e r ' ffl? 'si P- f VE? 1 : .ww tr ' as 10 L iff fs! - f. .. ,,,. , Eg .M WFMWM 1 . ' . A ' o L if ' 2 1 - aaa- 'ails 57 f ,, - fx .. i ' Q: i A ' A l x -' ' x ' .L I Y ::: , 3. XE' , F , W N, g N 0 ,,. 5 Q A - 1 7 U v- 1-a M' ' like all ,U W ,JMR .W,, H l xiii: ' K ff ffl. N lil 1 1' , ,, f M no Varsity Girls' Basketball f 75 eam Has Never Give in AHifude Size and experience were against them, but determina- tion and devoted effort were all theirs. This year,s 6-15 record says nothing of all the hard work and never give in attitude of the team, says coach Fred Williams. He also commented that the team played real good against other teams that were of their own size, however, the teams they lost to were usually much taller. Leading in the scoring col- umn for the 6-15 Chan- ticleers was senior Randy Welniak, iauaaa if i lit i , , , ff'-oi Haiti, V- ,,,,,,,, I ll Top: The 1984 Varsity boys' basketball team, Front row: M. Ryschon, T. Smith, K. Osentowski, C. Erikson, D. Beran, R. Blaha, T. Halllgan, B. Schram, S. Pierson. Back row: Coach Williams, C. Sevenker, T. Quattrocchi, R. Welniak, B. Nelson, S. Penas, B. Novosad, G. Pinkman, M. Nelson, K. Wilson, Coach Machal. 76 f Varsity Boys' Basketball H' is Wy, ..,, H 6 'vi' ,, , . . o W. ,,,, ,,, tw, :, R 4 ...J l Opposite Page: Lower Left: Going in for the lay-up is Ran- dy Welniak, Lower Right: Senior boys of the 1984 boys' basketball team. Above Left: Shooting for two is Steve Penas. Above Right: The Varsity team at half time warm ups. Left: Up for the rebound is senior Russ Blaha. Right: Todd Halligan puts it up over his opponent. ,gsiori -if B, Q Varsity Boys' Basketball f 77 Tom Smith controlled the mented that this year was a top of the key and Brad learning experience for him Novosad and Guy Pinkman as he had never coached high held down the bottom end, school basketball before. He Along with Reserve power also felt that the team houses Craig Erikson and members worked well Kevin Osentowski, they put together and would be even together a 6-8 season record. better in future seasons. Coach Paul Machal com- -.sk NN.. swf 5-Annum 'K..,w 'W x.M ' z. , , Good Season Fires Up Coach and Players sh Top Left: After successfully stealing the ball, Guy P. passes it to Tom S. Top Right: Looking for the basket is Kevin B. Bottom Right: Kerry K. attempts to tip the ball to a teammate. Bottom Left: 1984 Reserve boys' basketball team, Front row: T. Smith, T. Williams, K. Bosworth, D. Duda, K. Osentowski, C. Erikson, J. Linke, B. Meese. Back row: O. Gomez, J. Burton, B. Novosad, K. Kremke, R. Renke, B. Arnold, P. Foth, D. Schmidt, J. Ptacnik, G. Pinkman, Coach Paul Machal. E 78 f Reserve Boys, Basketball reshmen Improve Tremendously This year's 12 member team was lead in scoring by Chris Smedra with Barry Geweke following as second top scorer. Rebounding was also led by Chris Smedra. Coach Leo Lauver pointed out that Nate Wulf and Jerry Hibbard improved tremen- dously throughout the year. Other comments from Leo revealed that all the players showed improvement throughout the season, and they all worked extremely hard. Leo noted this season as enjoyable, 'wf-an..w Top: 1984 Freshmen boys' basketball team, Front row: J. Hibbard, S. Dowse, J. McMullen, P. Piskorski, M. Lewin. Back row: Coach Leo Lauver, N. Wulf, M. Wagner, C. Smedra, T. Miller, B. Geweke, J. Peterson, B. Dowse. Middle Left: Shooting for two is Chris S. Middle Right: Barry G. concentrates on the basket. Left: Going in for the points is Barry G. Freshmen Boys Basketball f 79 Outstanding eam, Helpful in Fufure Right: K. Johnson goes for the lay- up, Below: 1984 7th grade boys basketball team, Front row: E. Ed- zards, B. Pesek, B. Mason, T Fischer, L. Rassmussen, B. Bennett M. Osweiler. Back row: B. Scher- barth, E. Misko, B. Scherbarth, B Griffith, C. Murray, T. Goodsell Coach Bartholomew, T. Clement. We had a successful season in terms of experience gained and skills developed by each player, says Lon Bartholomew, coach of this year's team. These words proved to be true when the young men won the West Division Con- ference Tournament. With an astounding 8-2 season, the team is sure to be very helpful to the future of the basketball program. fm, , , ...sr- x. Ks .:, N' qv -1 80 f Jr. High Boys' Basketball as... ku, L .Y Qt. Above: M. Mason shows his stuff during warm-ups. Left: 1984 Bth grade boys' basketball team, Front row: B. Dulitz, M. Mason, M. Kearns, K. Johnson, J. Augustyn, K. Stoltenburg. Back row: Coach Bartholomew, J. Zell, J. Anderson, J. Nelson, T. Arnold, T. Klanecky, P. Rodriguez, L, Weems. Jr. High Girls' Have Strong Showing Top: 1984 Jr. High Girls Track Team, top row: T. Clement, E. Konkoleski, L. Main, Coach Huston, H. Weir, C. Sevenker, R, Wampole, J. Janke, S, Staab, D. Hopkins, K. Todsen, A. Holt, K. Williams. Bottom row: W. Weir, P. Smith. Left: Patty S. sets the pace and prepares to keep the lead. Top Right: Go ahead, sis, have it! , Heidi and Wanda Weir. Bottom Right: I can see it in your eyes, Kara T. Coach Dave Huston had a large team consisting of 13 junior high girls. Huston had this to say about the girls, We had a real strong year and a good deal of valuable experience was gained. The two-mile relay was congratulated by their coach for setting a new record in that event. Y 3 E i - Y T. if ii,,r if r i ii ' 7 X f T za if J .1 We 32 ' Jr. High Girls' Track f 81 Varsity Girls ' Break Records Varsity Girls' track coach Rich Cecetka had one State qualifier this year, Tammy Vancura. The junior qualified in the discus. She also holds the school record in the shot- put with a throw of 35' 31k . Seniors Marie Wadas and Jenny Anderson both had a very good season. Each of the girls proved their talents throughout the season. Wadas, who is the Central Con- ference Discus Champion, also holds the school record in the same event. Anderson tied the school record in the high jump with a jump of 4'1O . The two-mile relay team was also praised by Coach Cecetka for being consistent in all meets. Members of the relay include Dana Z., Mary D., Chris K., and Jana B. wa., .f -W I I' Top: 1984 Varsity girls' track: Coach Lauver, M. Wadas, J. Anderson, K. Michalski, C. Kihs, P. Weems, M. Dubas, D. Zlomke, T. Vancura, V. Wagner, T. Darnell, C. McCabe, J. Burton, K. Minary, D. Goodsell. Above: Going for the next hurdle is Vicke W. Right: Come on Tammy. You can do it. All you got to do is GRUNT a little louder! 82 X Varsity Girls' Track MM. 5 Top Left: Marie Wadas is reaching for the sky. Top Right: Kathy M. I want to hold your hand. Above: Vicki W. S-t-r-e-t-c-h-i-n-g- to cross the line. Left: Jenny A. goes up up and away over the bar. Varsity Girls' Track f 83 Good Parficipafion From Varsify Boys Two members qualified for the state track meet this year from the Varsity Boys team senior Randy Welniak and sophomore Dan Klimek. Randy participated in the 800 and Dan in the 1600 and the 3200. Randy hails an unbeaten record in the 800. Coach Gene Suhr commented, Dan and Randy did an outstan- ding job and there was good par- ticipation from every team member. 04 f Varsity Boys' Track Top: Lined up and ready to go are R Welniak and T. Quattrocchi. Middle Right Going for the finish line is D. Klimek. Above M. Nelson clears the hurdle. Right: R Welniak comes in first place. Left: P. Foth, S. Hornickel, B. Novosad, K. Kremke, B. Dowse, J. Ptacnik, B. Foth. Middle row: L. Van- Winkle, J. Young, M. Upah, B. Sich, B. Geweke, C. Ellingson, B. Turek. Bottom row: D. Klimek, Tony Quattrocchi, R. Welniak, T. Kruml, R. Ostrander, T. Miller. Middle Left: Randy Welniak shows that if there is not pain there also is no gain. Below: Brad N. gives himself a great big hug after a good throw. Bottom Left: The varsity coaches must know something that we don't. Varsity Boys' Track f 85 New Coach Prepares Junior H: h This year's Jr. High track team was coached by G.P. Machal. The coach said that he was very pleased with his team and they all worked very hard in every event. The 16 member team gained the necessary experience to make them as fine track team in the future. Coach Machal also had to say that he enjoyed coaching the fine group of men. , . . If L JIZ' 5 gg We ' -. , -.f--'ff - wr 'ff' 1: .-,,, we it iw: T' -- ft Top: J. Smith leaves his Ravenna opponent in the dust. Middle Left: B. Hoevet: Well that's one hurdle out of the way! Middle Right: 'UGH! , Mike Trenhaile. Right: Back row: J. Augustyn, T. Klanecky, J. Nelson, T. Warner, C. Murray, J. Anderson, Middle row: P. Burney, M. Trenhaile, B. Hoevet, M. Dubas, M. Kearns, J. Smith. Front row: E. Edzards, S. Clement, Coach Machal, B. Dulitz, R. Donaldson, J. Hurst. 86 f Jr. High Boys' Track i ...seg .isis - ,,,,r..y zg. ge, :Q f t .,fw,M.,::,at-,gg Golf Team Places 5fh af Disfricfs Coached by Fred Williams, the 14 member golf team has finished another season. This year's team placed 4th at the Broken Bow Invite. Individual placers were Russ Blaha, 6thg and Craig Erikson tied for 10th. At the Central Conference Meet the Ord team placed 6th, and once again junior Craig Erikson tied for 10th place. A 5th place finish at the District Meet ended the season for the golfers. Top: 1984 golf team, back row: Coach Fred Williams, R. Blaha, J. Lueck, C. Erikson, J. Burton, M. Marshall, T. Halligan, T. Masin. Front row: T. Williams, R. Ryschon, K. Warner, J. Hibbard, K. Bosworth, B. Schamp. Middle Left: Jeff L. HPUTTING RIGHT ALONG Above: Gee, Mom, see my new shoes? asks Russ Blaha, Left: What do you think of this pose? l've been practicing it for weeks, says Todd Halligan. Varsity Football ORD 27 St. Paul 36 Ainsworth 60 Colum, Lake 54 Loup City O Aurora 25 Adams Cent. 21 Central City 19 Albion 7 G.I. Northwest STATE 14 Mitchell O G.I. Central Catholic Varsity Volleyball ORD 2 St. Paul O Axtell 2 Central City 2 Aurora 2 Loup City 2 G.I. Northwest 2 Albion 2 Loup City 2 Burwell 2 Broken Bow CONFERENCE 2 Crete 1 Schuyler 2 Aurora 2 Adams Central DISTRICTS 2 Ainsworth 1 Albion Girls' Cross-Country Albion Invitational Aurora Invitational Central City Invite Ord Invitational Kearney Invitational Central Conference DISTRICTS Boys' Cross-Country Albion Invitational Aurora Invitational Central City Invite Ord Invitational Central CityfAlbionfOrd Triangular Kearney Invitational Central Conference DISTRICTS Varsity Girls' Basketball ORD 54 Ainsworth 12 G.l. Northwest 42 Loup City Adams Central York Loup City Aurora Albion St. Paul North Loup-Scotia York Schuyler Aurora Ainsworth 53 52 50 47 45 61 69 56 47 46 54 39 Albion 0 12 6 14 6th 7th 7th 7th 7th 7th 6th 7th 6th 4th 1st 9th 3rd 4th 57 Minden 46 Albion 49 Central City 56 Loup City 62 Broken Bow 43 Minden DISTRICTS 56 Central City 59 Broken Bow 38 York 38 Albion 44 Valentine STATE 49 Broken Bow 65 Columbus Lakeview Wrestling 41 Sidney ORD DUALS Varisty Boys' Basketball 16 St, Paul ORD 48 West Holt 29 Ainsworth 39 O'NeiIl 31 Wood River 38 Ainsworth 32 Gothenburg 37 Cozad 40 Broken Bow 16 Broken Bow 39 Cozad 36 Adams Central QUADS 31 Aurora Albion 57 St. Paul Central City 41 G.I. Northwest St. Paul 23 Albion Ord 68 Loup City O'Neill 41 G.I. Northwest Aurora 47 Lakeview Ord 52 Ainsworth Gibbon TOURNEYS Broken Bow Invite 5th Central City Invite 7th Albion Invite 7th Central Conference 11th DISTRICTS 14th STATE 6th Varsity Boys 'fGirls' Track G.I. Relays March 24 Central Conference RelaysfLakeview March 31 Broken Bow Invite April 7 Loup City Invite April 13 G.I. Northwest Invite April 19 Ord Invite April 26 Boys' West Central Conf.fAurora April 28 St. Paul Dual May 1 Girls' Central Conf.fCentral City May 4 DISTRICTS May 10-11 STATE May 18-19 Golf Albion Dual April 3 Ord Invite April 6 Central Catholic Dual April 10 Albion Invite April 13 Columbus Scotus Invite April 19 St. Paul Dual April 24 Broken Bow Invite April 28 Central ConferencefG.I. Northwest May 4 DISTRICTS May 10-11 STATE May 17 62 32 61 45 51 40 63 4th 3r 88 X Varsity Records X -fi x S 'F 'X vi? -hwlyf-'S'3i5f ,-15 3.1 uk '5 ' iw- . ':- dr 'J xx . Hdministrotion Hdds New members :T i 'nf who . M- sl, , karl ,, , 1 ,E .W. ,., A .fofgi 'YL UP W . Top Left: School board members: Tom Tolen, Marvin Scheideler, Phyllis Garnick, Rich Krahulik, Mel Masin and Jim Clement. Top Right: Mr. G. L. Spatz, Principal. Bottom Left: Mr. Eldon Buoy, Counselor. Bottom Right: Dr. William Gogan, Superintendent. 'Wg of 90 f Administration V ,,.-vo Above Left: Custodians: Dori ln- gerham, John Wojtasek, Randy Neel, and Harlen Green. Above Right: Nurse -- Stephanie Hurlbert. Middle Left: Cooks - Sharon Novosad, Marie Michalski, and Mar- tha Frysek. Middle Right: Aids - Deb Eppen- bach, Leona Warner, and Ruth Powers. Lower Left: Office Secretaries - Pat Grove, and Marv cia Plugge. Above: Supt. Secretaries - Scotty Beran, and Deb Hansen. 91 Rag f ' 5? 3 H5444 .Y Leo Lauver Elaine Haas 2 f ' ,, -n A 'fi g ,nf . ,5 ' f ' 5, , , 2 af 5 N e ,ff W J? ,M ruha nf, ms? -,S ,ff N--w.......2T.Ii. ' A ic. 'QQ Faculty f 93 Bennett, Bobby Berigan, Greg Bruha, Deanne Bruha, Ernest Clement, Tiffany Donaldson, Roger Edghill, Beckl Edzards, Eric Fischer, Todd Goodsell, Travis Griffith, Brian Haste, Renee Holt, Ann Hopkins, Ellen ' Hurst, Jon Johnson, Michelle Kokes, Troy Konkoleski, Erin Krlewald, Roxanne Krollkowski, Suzanne Loft, Carla Manchester, David Masin, Brad McMullen, Holly Miller, Judy Mlsko, Eric Murray, Chad Nagorski, Connie Nelson, Brian Osweller, Mike 94 f Seventh EIFELUUEU For the seventh grade class, this is a year of ad- justing. Coming from a school where they were the oldest, they now have to adapt to be- ing the youngest. Along with being the youngest, goes the job of putting up with the up- per classmen taking advan- tage of you. Another thing the sevies have to adjust to is switching classes after every period. 2, Qse, ,X K , :,.k,XW.Ai:, ggi i In ..... Q , QW 1---ws 'I 'mar ' 1' 'tx ' i I . as . QM ,fi iii gli, ' Y. 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S, ' ., fr, 1 ..-- -, 5 A A gf ---- -' im r A 55 W: if ig 2491 ga' l . 1 142, 'MM , -.-Mr f S as f Nr Paider, Amy Pelton, Jennifer Pesek, Billy Ramsey, Ann Rasmussen, Larry Reed, Deryl Rice, Stacy Ries, Jim Ringlein, Leatha Ryschon, Michelle Scherbarth, Brenden Scherbarth, Byron Schram, Steve Severance, Amber Smith, Patricia Staab, Susanne Stethem, Tammi Todsen, Kara Trojan, Jason Wampole, Rachell Weir, Heidi Weir, Wanda Whitmore, Norman Williams, Kellie Wilson, Amy Wilson, Jarrod Woltman, Debra Seventh f 95 Iitlil-i.'L'l-L The eighth grade class has been in the High School now for one year. They have ac- quainted themselves with the building and the halls. Also, they no longer run or race to get to class or through the halls of O.H.S. As usual, they are required to take seven classes which include P.E., Math, English, Social Studies, ,X iggg to name a few. Plus they also have Jr. High sports to keep them busy. So with school work and sports they have very little social time. Except, for maybe the weekends. Class officers are: Pres. - Lisa Weems, Vice Pres. - Linda Main, Sec. - Karla Larkowski, Treas. - Anita Weimers , if ' ig .gf 2' ,, :Vs 1 Q Anderson, Joel ' tb ' A Arnold, Tim I, f. Q Q V- 'V,5 'r.i' Augustyn, Jason J .... f sls. All A ses! ii- xzwgi ,Egg V ,.Vt ts X i 'wr A E ., Elly. + 1, 'QL 17? 2-if. r,,,tt S l f .I .... V -- . V if. V V- V . .. Vf,VV! VV ,V Qin.: . . .Sr 17 x-' . v - i 'I :E-:E ar ' -I 5 ' f 1: 512 :-if .-:Yi 2.1, .E , vt. H. O- t H - .. . Q.-'fb Ns' . v - ' M s V - 'W . i 1 g . J ., it . I . . i . i , ' H ' A K '- A 'i . . r H A - . r 3 , . , f . VV : V .. , .. r ,, Wm . , ,- . .. . , XXV V - Si..!'wiL5.. , . .Q i V Q K- miiiggiiiiif S I 3 . 'T I ' ' . .. ' S r rsss an V6 .ts . .Vi mw V... J' S W 1 , V V V VV R IV . V V, .V V, . 5 wt . V 'P' -- -7 -'W' X ii - . 5? . . A. 1 . . 'aa-'K - K , Q- Z Q- . .game rl K 3 , K - 'QR , ...xg M Q f '- 'lf . -.f 'E 1? - , X X.. ' V 3 2.142 5 V . A315 . 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'll ' We Y ,QQ ' A Q ' X -' A .t 5 ' ' - H 96 f Eighth -4-.., Brandt, Nicole Clement, Scott Dodd, Troy Drake, Becky Dulitz, Bryan Fischer, Jennifer Gibson, David Grimes, Jennifer Hersh, Robbie Hoge, Wayne Hughes, Jackie Hurlbert, Corey Janke, Jeanette Kearns, Mitch Johnson, Korey Kirby, Kerry Klanecky, Troy Klingelhoefer, Ra Knapp, Kristine Kriewald, Robyn cheale ms Wiemers, Anita Wheeler, Tammy Zell, Jon Krolikowski, Cindy Larkowski, Karla Main, Linda Martensen, Adam Martens, Mark Mason, Mike Nelsqn, Jesse Rodriguez, Pedro Rogers, Roger Schmitt, Bruce Sevenker, Carrie Smith, Jay Spatz, Kim Stalker, Angela Stoltenberg, Keith Streff, Joel Thomsen, Chris Trenhaile, Mike Trump, Steven Weems, Lisa A few eighth graders preparing for their next classes are Jay Smith and Jackie Hughes Dowse, Shane Ellingson, Clint Ernst, Becky Fisher, Peggy Florian, Bruce Gawrych, Steve Geweke, Barry Gibbons, Kate Goodsell, DeeLinn Hackel, Jeff Hampsten, Mike v 98 f Freshmen VLEEELELHLELL The freshman class has already started making money to put to Prom. They have had a couple of projects this year. First W .Q 4 1 I fa, , at 7 .A 1 wgmf , QW, 4 if W ' KU , I 4 a 1 I r, , , J , Q ' -Il :iii 'V .. , , l'l' 'X ' ag' 1... T , ix T , rf? t ,,r ' f of all, they sold M 8a M's, and T ' 4 because of all the sweet tooths it L around the school, they did quite F' M F X well. Their second project was 1 3 , , 3:1 ij? selling light bulbs. They said yi Vyy, fi , 5 , , f they didn't make that much Vyy, ,jg ,,,t gig ff yy, f s's' 1 2 ' money, but every little bit helps! r ll ilttt' ' .f F i s -T T ,,, s i B T T i,,s F ui 4, ft, ' Tj, -,,' E ,Wg ,',, . fit ' 7 'W' 7 .F Qi. ,,,,, ,rl ' M 1' ' ,,, fr 1 ' t t'tt' i i 't 5 fi '- W ' ,,,r x ' f' W QWQ1 iv F A f r W 112 : .sth yr. - 'hw F4 4 ' A, , r 1 N g , -'I is . : .. , ,, , Q , Ms is ,QM the ,rs 1 K L - f,,, ft., , F ,is iiis ,irr 1 ,ttt it Class officers from bottom: Sec. - Lisa Woitalewicz, Pres. - DeeLinn Goodsell, Treas. - Lisa Woitalewicz, and Vice Pres. - Kate Gibbons Ackles, Susanne Bendykowski, Mary Bloom, Christy Bridgman, Lexanne Bruha, Galen Bundy, Shani Chandler, Ron Chilewski, Kindra Dowse, Brant ge ff T QW. ' g , F' M x 5 f A J A I -w 7' fi 4 f 2 wx, 2 n. 147545 ig 4' Lil W seem ., ,M newer 3, If :,,, il 5 il m , C- I ri ' a in vc, Vz A' ' 'Q T ,. 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' ' ri in fs , 'Z-' f I Www in 'ff ir 1 4 Heeren, Lonnie Hibbard, Jerrold Houts, Danielle John, Chris Koelling, Curtis Konkoleski, Lori Kowalski, Michelle Krajnik, Melanie Krolikowski, Tom Lange, Cheryl Lech, Kayla Lewin, Mark Madsen, Anne Markvicka, Jeff McMullen, Jeff Miller, Tim Moudry, Sharon Nelson, Julie Piskorski, Patrick Plugge, Sonny Potrzeba, Tim Radil, Traci Ries, Richard Riley, Becky Freshmen X 99 Scheideler, Linda Scherbarth, Brian Smedra, Chris Standlea, Pat Stowell, Kris Streff, Sean Trenhaile, Becky Treptow, Heidi Trubey, Sara Turek, Brent Wagner, Michael Woltman, Marcia Welniak, Brian Woitalewicz, Lisa It ' V f Q5 ' 'rrii vm? 25: . f' iirr ,. X ieia I IQ 2' Hfwjjbhqfi .' Z Vw- 'M if ,vue I , 4 ' - Mil, wi. 1 m ,A f 3 f of -. X - L X4 J'-Wi H , Twf K' .gi ' f F9 X SRE I si ig sz X X 2, ', , H H , '76 541 W ' i 4 M ' Q je, - wi -gi X riic Q Mm in Af '-cg n i' ' Mi' 7 fi ' :' Z? iii,,iii X afa X . xx 2 i' ,L Woods, Lynn I 'Wiiww A Q :fx 5 :af ..,,. :QW r ffff , A i ii -'r Zaruba, Mike - A 1. .Ulf 'T H V, Q3 4' ,V px., 4 ' , Zebert, David Zikmund, Karin 100 f Freshmen X Q 4, Y 2 ' XX mi I x 'H Q + Sa 'Xa S' 'ini X Hi X 'YA sf 5 X M , 5 iii i sf I . . v i s 2 q E W: 'fir 3' ,. QQ. S991 CN N' f Wi' Xp .V -g,fjk5,5 .- 3 Xijifff .- QIL7 ' . N sis ,. L3 W V 5 1 X 1: - ' Q L ' -- ' fi s - f . sr l Q rr is s ' - -- A ,- 1 49 .. ! K , .,.. , K C ' .5 - It gg !-g, I- V- vs , LL. . --'. Qiflu ,, i- ' . . ' A ,..,.Vh .5 4 . --'- L X I V - get 5 '.f-, 1 nl J.-'if li 5 KLKIZI :fig x - A T: ,Q l.rli T r T .ss T iii . . A I we t Nr'- C' 'W 'TIUIEUIELE 5 The tenth graders are now . starting reserve sports, and are now taking the new name Sophomores . Their class, project this year was selling Ord Chant Key Rings. A The Class officers are: Pres. - Stacey Pierson, Vice Pres. - Danny Klimek Not Pictured: Sec, - Tara Piskorski, Treas. - Kendra Williams Anderson, Tammy Arnold, Christy Bendykowski, Gary Bruha, Anthony ' Bruha, David Burton, Jana Burton, Jeff Cetak, Melissa Chilewski, Kipp Cook, Kara Dubas, Mary Douglas, Misty Dworak, Susan Ellingson, Craig I Gomez, Oliver Hehnke, Chris I-lornickel, Steven Holt, Tammy Hurlbert, Carrie Hulinsky, Janet Johnson, Teri Kihs, Chris Klimek, Dan Knutson, Sandy Kowalski, Tom Sophomores f 101 ln i E. Asa r r ' .-2 , I: , ,,.,, , ,, T52 - 3- L. Laws, rms ., , - ie,,,QgfQ,g-we-. 5. -if ,,.gp,,, A i K , . Hi: SRS if 2 .. . .. -sd f,sK N X X S K J iv K We ' S1 52 Q X 4 EH ,iw X w Q xx ,, M :K iiifsi'n,1i. 1 f , 'NEHG A x'fiaii!ifiiff1i 2 . ii' w as HN . . Ur, ,, ,,...... M M N, Kremke, Kerry Kruml, Tom ' A ff-1 ' V if g f ggi-Sig I K ' 'fi-1+ ,- g g Q I qs, jig- . .:. - 1 i, ,ci-i-5. :-L --fe-'fm Q1 2S :r:1,. H ' f f iff: n V ,L ,,,,, W i Wg, E. Lech, Ann Lewin, Shannette Linke, Jim -v H 9 - . be , , . '1 I wi - , - . ' -, K , ., . ,,, We r ' a n - H , I -' ' . , . - - r SQ.. 5' ,- X f. W :S-if -- i,,,wi.-- iimgtagf . - I 3329- I - :F - ,Qi- wi fir... M, . ,,,, ---- . .Wir -1 .. ,,,,-- . A r. , . rf-we 'P' K xr ,M 1 n LF,-Q A H r i n -- K . -Q if S 'ff A L A f ' A ., ,p K i 5 1 . K ,L V kg ,K I A 7 ' . 'S 5 ' k ix, 1, 5 5 'I.. f . . ' V img- r i ff ic. A X M i sas! -f ii i 'ZEZ'i5fEEE:. ' iiiqff ,F-'S..:1f ' X ,L I --, '51-JFi1E?k XX.. Q f. . ' V- I Sym- J -52 1 . E f iW fs?iiQ,' ' - ' NY X X i ,,., K ., , -- , 3 5. N - ..m,:fsz, S 5 . ' X X ' . : - .: .: :rg fixfuikk' L S33 - Q95- ' ' ' ..:ffN' 1 , Q iff 'M - 1 '--L 1 , -1- ' ' Q -. A -' ,1,k:21,5- -. , , N : L , .. + , fy 1 F'-R:ff'gyE'f. Q 3' r 4 .. 1 Q 1 102 X Sophomores Having fun at lunch are Missy Cetak Chris Sevenker and Chris Hehnke Lueck, Jeff Martensen, Alan Masin, Tod McCabe, Karla Michalski, Kaylee Miller, Julie Miller, Tammy Minary, Kathy Mohr, Janis Moudry, C. B. Nagorski, Dennis Novosad, Brad Pierson, Stacey Osentowski, Bruce Pinkman, Guy Piskorski, Tara 1. JL t at ' eff fi i 1- J ,t i 'X - g 5 X M W. . -. , . gt. Potrzeba, Amy . Ptacnik, Jared Reineke, Rick Rodriguez, Hector Ryschon, Randy .. ,-f-- f :ei::1::.r.:.:z r.f,, lwif K f. SM M ,-:- it :-, , ii- t S 'K A no I f ,'-' : i'A 5 ' --'r N- -., ' Z 'Y , r S Q S I Rrrr i wi. i t fr' - ' '1' f ' ,, 'l .dddr ' 'iii aff . ' ' I k.w 5 W-ffw r',,-- fffll. K' ' fini' '- ' . ,521 :EQ X 1, - J -Q hk,'r g '-rrrr P S -' 4 r :h A .. ii- 6 f L J it f . lx... L .S M Q, - L ' 5 - 4 3 Q' 3 ' f Q, if.. + .. Q A 'Q rd!lr'V.,Bl m ' J 9 5 i 3 Mft- .am Q f ' as . . K , 6 -:.,.: .it 4 iirl ,.-'r . .. ': hk - 'W :'-f ' H b fyfm V R -R 2 , Q , ' drdr F . zkirf krygk .. Vk: K .f K i K 51? But honest Mr. Spatz. I really wasn't going through this locker, replies Pam Weems. Schamp, J ered Schmitt, Dennis Schram, Brian Sevenker, Christine Sich, Brian Smith, Tom Spilinek, Dianne Standlea, Britt Stowell, Dahn Upah, Mike VanWinkle, Lonnie Wadas, Steve Warner, Brent Weems, Pam Williams, Kendra Williams, Troy Sophomores X 103 Arnold, Brian Arnold, Tammy Avidano, Yolanda Barta, Raylene Bennett, Michaelann Bonne, Michelle Bosworth, Kevin Bruha, Mary Bruha, Teresa Bures, Rick Chipps, Steven Clement, Kim Dodd, Roxanne Dowse, Brad Dowse, Stacie Duda, Doug Erikson, Craig Foth, Bryan Foth, Paul George, Monica Goodsell, Brian 104 X Juniors JIQULUUIJLUE The junior class has work- ed very hard this year to pre- sent the seniors with a special prom. As usual, the juniors had the chore of raising money and making all necessary arrangements for prom. In order to raise suffi- cient funds, they sold magazines and Christmas or- naments. And, of course, they put long mind-boggling hours into setting it up. ri NWIUFQMU ,srss 1 , fs Q T. I kkkk, E at 3, , 2 , 'ifilgg 1 ...+w Q, s-we L SM . , f 3' .cf iff i . , M. .X ,,. W g A . . u ' -- r + 5' M X Kim Clement pleads with W ' is X . cameraman not to take her pictu K , ... K ,S .. ., , is K --f A - QQQW' ' 53' ' - A K J f'-' - f 1 ' l,,a ' ,. - A ' ---- R fs ,- ,,.,f f Y M N Vi ,, - re ' xx :V 1 .. '7T'f..iew-- ' ' f ir k . L - ,gr ,rr . R --E, s ,,,,,,. ,K si . W r r QW st r W' MQ, 5 f. ,,xu . f if has to go ' i 2' iw i A.,-' 11 I M, gf f wif f 1 1- 9 ix f sz' l lg ,,,, , i .LQ l va p X , is 4 X ,.L. Z ,V ,,,,3, , - , ,A,, iV. , , , i if ,f 45, r. 4 Aw-if I' , f 1- Mn' .-if iimawnwi A W i , . x f ,.-,E if iw i if 'J 'O S. fi xii f -1 5-'fs-:Q 21 , 1, Q'- Q , 'U fu' ll, W 1 ,V , A , A , , MS , me 374' 1- -1 be .. ' , ,, ' , , i .1-- , 415 z , , 4 iii, f ,if f , ' J 5 twig ., ., J 19+ ag ' - L i - w:t',A 1-V, ' H t Min :Wy , fig it M 5 li V K my k IJ : , ' V V Y , W is is ' W ' , 5? , in M 1 s 'A 6' . . 1-A flaw Y ef, if 'rg 7 f ..., i ' ' H N scifi, L tiff if ,, 4' sr 6' V f i f ft-L Goodsell, Lesli Hackel, Kerri Hartman, Doug Hulinsky, Tim Hurlbert, Jill Jones, Greg Kamarad, Cheryl Knapp, Kevin Knapp, Tom Konkoleski, Pam Kruml, Mike Leggett, Shana Lech, Susan Loft, Sondra Madsen, Hans Main, Marie Maly, Delores Manchester, Janel McCain, Kris Meese, Brian Michalski, Kim Miller, David Miller, Patty Jo Mulligan, Tammy Osentowski, Kevin Paprocki, Kris Patrick, Susan Penas, Steven Peters, Kayla Pokorny. Karen Quattrocchi, Tony Reineke, Jack Juniors f 105 Ryschon, Mike Schamp, Gary Scheicleler, Ron Setlik, Linda Sexson, Mike Smedra, Cori Spilinek, Deb Studnicka, Kent Ulrich, Lynn Urbanovsky, Janeane Urbanovsky, Stanley Vancura, Tammy Vavra, Allen Wadas, Dan Wagner, Vicky Young, John Zikmund, Lisa Zlomke, Dana 106 f Juniors .... -- , ' 'N A 3 . ' 3 ' i - Pi wi ' :: -ser, f. 1 -:Cf kg X A , i , 'L ' ' . . . it 5 I ggy,-1: - ::5. sf X ,X ' .E Elf . Q H 5 :..y,,, c ,,:Ai::. A A tt.-it mm Q- Qs is? iw sig 'I'-L: i K' il ' A : -fi J-rf . 'E .1 .N 5:.f:E2E1f 5 g k t 93 ,, , A 1 3, K ..'k lim- xxxiixlxks 1' Top Right: Stacie Dowse and Tammy Van- cura are caught ofi guard. Right: Deb Spilinek and Tammy Miller acting crazy, as usual. W A KW! -mm, 'W-me EI5LlJl.IJl.i:E LE li-Lf Dear Parent: Your child is failing . . . Physics, Office Practice, English 12 . . . he owes three cents for an overdue library book . . . two dollars for class dues . . . fifty cents to get his gym shoes back . . . seventy-five cents for carving his initials into the lunch room ceiling and has missed twenty-one days of school . . . These problems will never enter a 1984 Senior's mind again. Those days are gone, along with being seniors at O.H.S. Some of us will be merrymaking, going to college, or just out there looking for that job. Most of us are going to miss our friends, underclassmen, teachers and certain classes. For they have all played an important role in our life. What will we remember most about our high school days? Class parties, G.I.N.W. football game, prom and homecoming dates. Probably every senior will remember these things, but most of all we thank O.H.S. and the teachers for giving us our education. So, graduation is very near a grand final of these years. New doors will open, old doors will close. Where will we go? Only God knows. Mid-term graduates are marked with an asterisk. an an Q A as. l ,,, T' A.,-6 Q-and 2 WK, - ,Ext Assy' f 3, .., vm-. r 1 Class officers are l-r: Pres. - Marci Marshall, Vice Pres. - Brad Nelson, Treas. - Randy Treptow, Sec. - Todd Halligan. Below: When you gotta go, you gotta go, Chad Pinkmen takes the potty pass to the bathroom. Ei? NRE Danette Acquin Jennifer Anderson Jeff Augustyn 3 s Seniors f 107 Martha Badsteen Alan Bendykowski 'Jeff Bennett Dan Beran Russ Blaha Jeff Bloom Julie Boilesen Alan Bredthauer Todd Bredthauer Kent Bruha Wade Bundy Kina Chilewski 108 f Seniors I.. 'HN'-x-B., 715 'wif Kim Cook Jeff Dimmitt 'Teal Donaldson Deann Dubas Sheila Gawrych Angela George Kaye Grahm Ellen Green Jeff Grooms Kim Hackel Todd I-Ialligan Jennifer Hansen Seniors f 109 Jacqueline Hibbard Tom l-loevet Nancy I-lruza Stacy Hulinsky Mike Irvine Angela Kamarad Heidi Kerchal Troy Kowalski Pat Krikac Charlene Laughlin Dean Lech Jennifer Lueck 110 f Seniors EIELUUIEIEE U98-ZS X Ai 5-.. 0355, 'W Evelyn Maly Betty Markvicka Marci Marshall Tad Melia Paul Michalski Tammy Miller Brad Nelson Mark Nelson John Oldson Seniors f 111 RoxAnne Ostrander Frank Patrick Pauline Penas Mark Pesek Michelle Petska Chad Pinkman 112 f Seniors ,.fr 'M 1-'ix EIEIQLIQIIIIEQ USES-11.5 x 'Q' ,au-Q Brad Potrzeba James Psota Lisa Rasmussen Martin Rodriguez Mike Sedlacek Sue Smith-Laughlin Lynette Staab Randy Treptow Scott Vancura Marie Wadas Patti Wagner Kim Walahoski Seniors f 113 , A , 1, . Med ea n f ir- .Q .f :ff .sn fra fv new 9 LeLand Wilson Ginger Witherwax Lana Zalud 1 14 f Seniors Randy Welniak Kim Wilson Kathleen Warner Michele Warner 'Q4 .al- i it 2 R . .i z In Memory of Betty Ann Markvicka Most of the battles are over now. Some won, some lost, but we have gained more than an occa- sional victory. We also have our memories, the best of which we remember the clearest. The scars prod the past, even the sadness has some satisfaction. And the happiness can fill lonely hours. The memories which fill the void of time come from experiences. 115 Acquin, Danette: FHA. Anderson, Jennifer: Ord Singers 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, O Club 4, Speech-Drama Team 3. Augustyn, Jeff: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, O Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 4, NHS 4, Badsteen, Martha: Track 3, Volleyball 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. Bendykowski, Alan: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer AIASA 3. Bennett, Jeff: Beran, Dan: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, O Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Blaha, Russ: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, O Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4. Bloom, Jeff: Football 3, 4, Wrestl- ing 3, 4. Boilesen, Julie: 18th Street Singers 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3. Bredthauer, Alan: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, AIASA 3. Bredthauer, Todd: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, Fine Arts Club 3, 4. Bruha, Kent: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Bundy, Wade: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Golf 3. Senior Credits Chilewski, Kina: Vocal Music 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Oracle Staff 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Secretary 4, Speech- Drama Team 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Cook, Kim: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Manager 1, FCA 1, 2, O Club 3, President 4, Student Council Secretary 3, President 4, FBLA 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. Dimmitt, Jeff: FFA 1, 2, AIASA 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. Donaldson, Teal: Drill Team 4. ' Dubas, Dede: Ord Singers 1, 2, Basketball 1, FCA 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4, NHS 4, Speech-Drama Team 3, gheerleader 3, 4, Spanish Club ,3, 4. Gawrych, Sheila: FHA 1, Annual Staff 4. George, Angela: Track 2, 3, Volleyball 1, FCA 4, Cheerleader 2, AIASA 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Graham, Kaye: Oracle Staff 3, Drill Team 3, Photography 4, Fine Arts Club 4. Green, Ellen: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, FCA 2, 3, 4, O Club 4. Grooms, Jeff: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1. Hackel, Kim: Vocal Music 3, Basketball 1, 2, Speech-Drama Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Halligan, Todd: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Oracle Staff 4, Class Secretary 4. Hansen, Jennifer: Vocal Music 1, Instrumental Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, Student Manager Wrestling, FCA 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Editor 4, O Club 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, Class Treasurer 3, Drill Team Co- Captain 2, Cheerleader 3, 4. Hibbard, Jacqueline: Hoevet, Tom: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Hruza, Nancy: Vocal Music 1, Volleyball. Hulinsky, Stacy: FHA 1, Annual Staff 1. Irvine, Mike: Kamarad, Angela: Vocal Music 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Manager Wrestling 2, Class Of- ficer Secretary 2. Kerchal, Heidi: Ord Singers 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, FCA 1, 2, Class President 2, 3, Speech-Drama Team 3, Triple Trio 3, 4, 18th Street Singers 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Co- Captain 3, 4. Kowalski, Troy: Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1: Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Krikac, Pat: Football 1, 2: Boys' State 3. Laughlin, Charlene: Class Vice President 3: Cheerleader 3: Cap- tain 4. Lech, Dean: FFA 1, 2. Lueck, Jennifer: Vocal Music 1: In- strumental Music 1: FHA 2: Treasurer 3: Vice President 4: Cheerleader 1, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: NHS 4. Maly, Evelyn: Vocal Music 1: FFA 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 4. Marshall, Marci: Ord Singers 1, 2, 3: President 4: Golf 2, 3: Class Officer President 4: Speech- Drama Team 3, 4: 18th Street Singers 1, 2, 3, 4: Baton Twirler 2, 3: NHS 4. Melia, Tad: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 4. Michalski, Paul: Miller, Tammy: Nelson, Brad: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Class Vice President 4: Trap Shooting 1, 2, 3, 4. Nelson, Mark: Instrumental Music 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1: NHS 3, 4: Senior Credits FFA President 4. Oldson, John: Track 3: French 1, 3 . Ostrander, RoxAnne: Vocal Music 1: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. Patrick, Frank: Penas, Pauline: Instrumental Music 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: O Club 4: Fine Arts Club 4: NHS 4. Pesek, Mark: Football 2. Petska, Michelle: Pinkman, Chad: Photography: Fine Arts. Potrzeba, Brad: Football 1, 2. Psota, James: FFA 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 4: AIASA 1, 2: Presi- dent 3, 4. Rasmussen, Lisa: Instrumental Music 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Student Manager 2, 3, 4: O Club 4: NHS 3, 4: Spanish Club 1. Rodriguez, Martin: Football 1, 2, 4: Basketball 1: Student Council 4. Sedlacek, Mike: AIASA 2, 3, 4. Smith-Laughlin, Sue: Staab, Lynette: Treptow, Randy: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4. Vancura, Scott: Instrumental Music 3, 4: Student Manager Football, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: 18 Street Singers 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2. Wadas, Marie: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: FCA 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 4: NHS 3, 4: AIASA 4: Fine Arts Club 1, 4. Wagner, Patti: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: O Club 4: Fine Arts Club 4. Walahoski, Jim: FFA 1, 2, 3: Reporter 4. Warnell, Kathleen: Vocal Music 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: O Club 4: Class Officer Vice President 1, 2: NHS 4. Warner, Michele: Cheerleader 4: Annual Staff 4. Welniak, Randy: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Golf 1: O Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wilson, Kim: Track 2: Student Manager 4: O Club 4: Photography 4. Wilson, LeLand: FFA 1, 2: AIASA 1, 2, 3: Treasurer 4. Witherwax, Ginger: Ord Singers 2, 3, 4: Student Manager 1: Speech-Drama Team 3: Cheerleader 1, 2. Senioritis Sets In m vw Q, . With the closing of our book, the yearbook staff feels we should extend credit to some important people, whom without their help and support, this book would not have been possible: Ord Area Businesses, who bought adsg the Administration: the faculty and teachers for bearing with us for class dismissal and candid shots, to Ray and Mary Marshall for taking the pictures for our People sectiong to Ruth Hahn, Representative of Taylor Publishing Companyg to Leo Lauver and his photography staffg and to Mark Pedersen, our adviser, who got us going to meet deadlines and make this book a success. A special thanks goes out to you, the students, whom this book was made for. lt was a special year at Ord High, we hope this book helped to open some doors in the back of your minds and let old memories of the year come through. THE YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR: Jennifer Hansen JR. EDITOR: Kim Clement ORGANIZATIONS: Sheila Gawrych Stacy Hulinski Susan Patrick STUDENT LIFE: Jennifer Hansen Kim Clement SPORTS: Angie Kamarad Kathleen Warner Sue Smith-Laughlin PEOPLE: Michele Warner Heidi Kerchal ADVERTISEMENTS: Kim Michalski ADVISER: Mark Pedersen PHOTOGRAPHERS HEAD PHOTOGRAPHERS: Todd Bredthauer Chad Pinkman Hans Madsen ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHERS: Jeff Bennett Kaye Graham Mike Sexson Patti Wagner Guy Pinkman Kim Wilson Troy Williams ADVISER: Leo Lauver Closing f 119 Congratulations Class of 1984 Il. FIQBPCISKCI STCIT9 BGHK Bringing You the Best in Banking Ord, NE U6N'S SERVICE sm. 728-5171 Ord, NE ef. ii 'Y B ,g, M 'W ,W My 'in i a a ffl :,' 'iiw e QQ is Qlvli-E l.lQUORi' BEER f f , --1,1 W- ...,, W., .V , .. M, ., , I'IOGE'S DRIVE-IN For all your beverage needs. ' Gas Diesel, Oil ' Truck and Wagon Service 728-5391 138 So. 14th fm N.-...rn .. fame? wr W' ,. ,n..,,,Q,.:f.lfx' N 'Y 3 E . .Hgh - 7. . W ' . fm ,,,-Y-vga,w.,,....,h, V, ,f,..fm- V. 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