Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

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TY 11 1 '- l -e - - . L l l l l l +1 1 I X . A l l r l I There's a party going on right here - with all the good times and the laughter, it's like a celebration that lasts throughout the year. From the first day of school until graduation night, the good times rolled on and the party went non-stop. The first chance to celebrate came with Home- coming, and everyone's spirit built. Fired up go- getters showed their enthusiasm in unique ways - adorning themselves in the wardrobe of a nerd or doing cartwheels down the gym floor during the pep assembly. But the excitement didn't stop there as each new activity gave everyone a chance to join in the celebration. Those involved in band, chorus and art found themselves in the spotlight at the Fine Arts Festi- val. Journalism students never had a dull moment. They were constantly playing scoop the report- er, asking poll questions, drawing layouts or writ- ing body copy to meet those dreaded deadlines. As FFA and FHA were in continuous motion whiz- zing down the slopes and spinning their wheels at the skating rink. the Spanish club knew the real meaning of fiestal Prom gave everyone one last chance to share an elegantly romantic evening out, but the celebra- tion lived on with the after-prom activities. Un- fortunately, every party must come to an end and so ours did as the end of the year drew near. Graduation was our last time together but the smiles and laughter we shared will keep the cele- bration alive forever.