Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

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. 4? Svphonwam ln August we fifty-two members of the Sophomore class entered the Orion Community High School. With less fear in our hearts than a year ago, we entered our classrooms, looking forward to our second year of increased responsibilities and activities. Soon after school was resumed in the fall, we held our first class meeting under the leadership of our sponsors, Mr. Kuhn and Mrs. Fitzpatrick. We elected our officers for the year at this time. ln October, we welcomed the Freshmen by entertaining them at a party in the new grade school. The theme was Cross Over the Bridge . Another highlight of the year was an assembly program which we presented to the student body. Our year has been pleasant and eventful, but we are looking for- ward to our Junior year, with even greater anticipations. , L 'VJ .M ,- A QQ? rfb, hir' in gg tw, X-'1 'h. 'YJ . W t If r Terry Engnell Reporter Reporter Bruce Botsford 4 ff'-.. S-UC' . 'V ' f' 3 l f if Q0 Carol Ann HUUSQV' President it ,... , Y' fi 5, A - mv ' i 'ij .nfs Scott Mcwhinney Vice President Phyllis Peterson Secretary Mary Jo Brodd Treasurer

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glU1.lb!lA In August, fifty four of us took another step forward as we entered our Junior year, one step from our destination of graduating. We elected Cheryl Welch as President. Mr. Plunkett, Miss Warren and Mr. Hooper were our advisors. We worked together on our proiects very well. In September, we participated in our first proiect- picking up corn. Later on December l5th, we presented an assembly program to the student body. Our two maior proiects were our class play and the Junior-Senior Reception. We presented our class play on April 'l5th and l6th. The Prom, an event for which we waited three years, took place on May 6th. We have completed and enioyed three steps of our Journey and are looking forward to taking our final steps toward our graduation. Cheryl Welch Pdsident ,:.. , M za Y. Karyl Holmes Vice President E+ Quiet Sharon Williams Secretary ff , 5 3 H Susan Lawson Patricia McNeil Marybelle Sten R0 Porter Re porter Treo sure: