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Achievements Ftevvarding The 1984-85 National Honor Society was made up of 10 members. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize the qualities of leadership, academic achievements, strong scholar- ship, and character in Ord High School. f 2 5' , , t F Q ' 5g'k1t 1 T . 'f T 2 t 'E ,. N x k lq r y tp.p rglir gk f : as or - fifth - ' is 11, 441' '.t ., ' X 4531 arf tfi.' V f i,,,,,gf.....' Back Row: Mary Bruha, Teresa Bruha, Janis Mohr, Christy Arnold, Shala Cullers, and Mr. Hersh. Front Flow: Linda Setlik, Michelle Bonne, Dana Zlomke, Mary Dubas, and Kevin Bosworth. -7 i, Tammy Vancura, Secretaryg Kevin Bosworth, President: Mary Dubas, Vice President, and Dana Zlomke, Treasurer. l l l r l National Honor Society sponsor, Mr. Hersh. National Honor Society 21
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Mascot Highlights Year The Junior High Cheerleaders were kept busy during the 1984- 85 school year. The squad con- sisted ot 4 seventh graders, 3 eighth graders, and 2 ninth graders. Last year the Jr. High Cheerleaders added a new and exciting feature, a cheerleading mascot. The mascot was Tenille Johnson. The squad was under the direction of Mrs. Johnson. Showing school spirit is Jr. High cheerleader, Jeanette Janke. 20 Junior High Cheerleaders Back Row: Jessica Wilson, Amy Grooms, Sue Krolikowski, Kelly Meyers, and Amy Jo Paider. Middle Row: Kristen Shrader, Tenille Johnson, and Tammi Stethem. Front Row: Jennifer Grimes, and Jeanette Janke. Il. 'N Getting the crowd tired up is Kristen Shrader, Jeanette Janke, Amy Jo Paider, and Tenille Johnson.
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F.A.C. Draws to Compete Paint, brushes, pens, tablets, and sketches were common items found in Fine Art Club members' pockets and bookbags. Fine Arts Club con- sisted of 12 members for the 1984-85 school year. During the year the students were kept busy preparing exhibits for several contests. The requirement to become a Fine Arts Club member is to have an artistic in- terest in beautifying the com- munity and school. The students also painted the backdrop for the school play in the fall. The advisor is Mr. Lauver. FAC Officers: Becky Riley, Vice Presidentg Kim Michalski, Presidentg and Lisa Woitalewicz, Secretary, Bryan Dulitz and Scott Clement painting the mural for the art Becky Riley and Traci Radil draw for pleasure in Advanced Art. room, Fine Arts Club
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