Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

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Wa Back When Influencing the life of a young person is a very important job - one that adults take seriously. The direction a student takes is often the result of the contributions of many teachers throughout that individual's school career. And a select few really did their best way back when to influence the graduating class of l985. After working as the schooI's first nurse for JI years, Florence Johnson retired eight years ago. She set up guidelines for the whole school sys- tem's health programs. ln addition to watching our health, adults in our past like Karen Olsen tried to keep us thinking positively. Marilyn Seabloom said that she liked to stress that each of us was special and important. These were but a few of the many faculty mem- bers who guided, taught, and supported us for the past thirteen years of our lives. They will be re- membered, and as one senior put it, their jobs well done will be our lives well lived. One of Orion's two guidance counsel- ors, Mary Ann Harvey patiently listens to Connie Cravens' plans of what she wants to do after graduation. Kindergarten teacher Marilyn Seabloom watches Chris Joannides practice the art of tying shoe laces. which she taught Chris thirteen years ago.

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A533 -'QI-5533331 f to Darrin Pearl Schulenberg explains Lawson the importance of a cafeteria monitor, as well as bringing back old memories when Darrin was under her supervision. Former school nurse Florence Johnson gladly demonstrates on Ken Atwell what she used to do when a student became ill. 52 Memories wi ffm A grown up Dawn Ketron slides into the arms of first grade teacher Karen'OI- son. M,,,...,...q-w--'-'ff'-A '

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Academic A ard Winn Joel Bowman Rhonda 'lonnson Senor Athlete with D Good Highest Scholastic Citizenship Average Connie Cravens Bill Epplin Senior Journalism Raymond Kuhn Award Agriculture Award Cynthia Ouart ' Charlotte Johnna Johnson Award Arion Music Award Instrumental Music National Honor Society. Front Row: Beth VanHoutte, Jana Davidson, Becky Snow. Kris Noecker, Amy Laleman, Tammy Smay, Rhonda Johnson, Shelly Peters. Amy Crane, Niki Sayre. Second Row: Kathy Firch, Beth Whitehall. Dawn Schroeder. Angie Keleher. Cindy Ouart, Laura Peterson. Debbie Gayman. Julie Boney, Matt McCunn, Kelly Noecker, Jerome Schroeder, Joe Bowman. Back Row: Chris Schwarz, Russ Blank. Tom Carney. Bill Kalman, Shannon Eccher, Michele Engle, Vicki Peterson, Thad Bielema, Tracie Nelson. Beth Duffel- mier, Jill Schroeder. 54 Awards sm, Jay McWhinney M ,I G Award Charlotte Johnna Johnson Award naw D K Ib A I ari yn reen e a gl-'Cu ture Lola Rye Award