Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

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ing sure the guests at the dinner a continuous cup of warm coffee Michelle Putney's job. Front Row: Mark Larsen, Chris Joan- nides. Paul Corken. Troy Anselmi, Laura Peterson, Jeff Cowley. Second Row: Becky Snow, Angie Rusk, Dan Papini, Shelly Peters, Julie Boney, Advisor Tom Nicholson. Third Row: Michelle Engle, Cami Brodychuck. Vicky Peterson, Shannon Eccher, Marilyn Green. Tom Seabloom. Nancy Carlson. Rod Matzen. Bill Larkins, Back Row: Bob Zeug, Bruce McVietty. John DeBaille, Tammy Sales. Tracey Yates, Tracy Melton, Becky Jor- den, Duane Lees, Darren Lawson. Front Row: Brian Porizeck. Bonnie Matzen. Lori Myers. Jay McWhinney, Amanda Lowery, Sara Frey, Jan Nelson. Second Row: Advisor, Tom Nicholson. Ed Ash. Rick Hum- phrey. Jason Stenzel. Brian Williams. Mi- chele Taylor. Jana Davidson. Jay Taets. Cindy Ouart. Kelly Farrell. Chris Lindberg. Jan Oliver. Back Row: Dannette Ashbach. Denise Jaswick. Laura Anson. Kathy Firch. Nancy VanDuyne. Traci Nelson.

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Delayed Dinner Welcome to the sixth annual Cooperative Edu- cation Club of Orion Senior Citizens' Dinner. The coat check is to your left. This is what the senior citizens heard as they entered the commons on the evening of the dinner. Although the dinner was cancelled because of snow and rescheduled, the seniors felt this year's dinner was one of the best ever. We are very proud of our Senior Citizens' Val- entines Day Dinner for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it is our way of doing a service to the Senior Citizens of our school district, said .lan Nelson. At the senior citizens' dinner, the members of CECO decorated the commons in a Valentines Day setting. They served a salad along with a dinner of ham or fish, baked potato, roll, and mixed vegetables, and a special dessert. After the dinner, tables were cleared and entertainment was provided for the citizens by Carl and the Country Dutchmen. if Preparing the dinner was not an easy job - it's a job for real men as Brian Andrae and Paul Hancock demonstrate. The iob of getting the guests to dinner on time was handled by Chris Joannides and Paul Corken. Giving the speech to greet the senior citizens were Michelle Taylor Cco-chair servingj, Jan Nelson CPresident of CecoJ. Chris Joannides Cchair transpor- tationj, and Paul Corken fco-chair transportationj. CECO

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Fine Arts Shin The Fine Arts Festival gives the schooI's artisti- cally inclined students a chance to shine and show the rest of the community what goes on in the band, chorus, and art classes. Everyone plays an important part in the festival, but those who put forth a little extra effort in their work and achievements are awarded. Senior Art Awards went to Thad Bielema, Jana Davidson, Matt McCunn, Shelly Peters, and Bill Kalman. Outstanding Senior Chorus Awards went to Bob Hoskins, Marilyn Green, and Thad Bielema. And Outstanding Senior Band Awards went to Cindy Ouart and Thad Bielema. The Arion Awards, earned by outstanding .lu- nior musicians, went to Angela Keleher for chorus and Amy Crane for band. Freshman Mark Foutch is cymbalized as being one of the many devoted band mem- bers. 46 Fine Arts Festival WWW' kr