Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

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Entertain Fan Dance, Dance, Dance is what the Pom Pon squad did. They performed several routines with intricate dance steps, jumps and leaps. One of the most daring was voted best routine. Jump was choreographed by Angie Keleher and Brenda Ziemer. Other awards included Captains Awards to Vicky Peterson and Deanne Taets, Most Enthusi- astic to Sally Woest, Most Improved to Angie Ke- leher, and First Year Award to Angie Keleher, and First Year Award to Sally Woest. The squad along with the cheerleaders raised money to help benefit MDA in a Kick-a-Thon. They went to camp in June at ISU and came home for the second year in a row with the spirit stick for being one of the most enthusiastic squads there. This year's squad was a very talented group of girls. l'm very proud of the many creative routines that the girls developed, said Laurel Schoon, Pom Pon Sponsor. Pom Pon Squad. Front Row: Beth White- hall, Amy Laleman, Debbie Gayman, Beth Dufelmeier, Vicky Peterson, DeAnne Taets, Kelly Ziemer, Denise Jaz- wick, Dannette Aschback. Back Row: Sally Woest, Lynn Chelstrom, Kelly Noecker, Angie Rusk, Becky Snow, An- gie Keleher, Brenda Ziemer. Amanda Lowery, Julie Ferry, Rhonda Johnson, Michele Putney. 68 Pom Pon Angie Keleher performs at the coming Pep Assembly to one of dance routines. Streetbeat. Y mm -.

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Varsity Volleyball Triumphs Under New Coach Despite havnig only one senior in the lineup, and a new coach with a new system, the Chargers varsity volleyball team had a fine season for the seventh year in a row. Among their accomplishments were a second place finish in the conference as well as a second place finish in the Regional championship match which went five close games. The girls did have a first place in their own invitational in which Coach Renee Becht made her first tourney debut. Becht said, We had a learning experience for both the team and myself as it was my first year coaching and installing new offenses and trying different things. It was different from the other end of the bench. The Chargers had Sara Frey and Suzie Boehm named to the all-conference list while Kelly Ro- manowski and Sue Zurn were named honorable mention. At the fall sports banquet, Sara Frey was voted MVP and Suzie Boehm was given best server award. Sportsmanship award winner, Michelle Putney, said, There were only three seniors and it was a young team. The highlight of the season was com- ing back after the teachers strike and taking first place in the Orion Invitational. Back row: Lara Cox, Coach Renee Becht, Asst. Coach Rich Brutcher, Lau- rie Jo Reddy Front row: Kathy Firch. Heather Hardin, Tammy Arango, Susan Zurn, Dawn Schroeder, Angie Rusk, Sara Frey. Susie Boehm, Michelle Putney, Kel- ly Romanowski, Angie Keleher, Lisa Hos- kins, Jodi Anderson Varsity Volleyball 'S .NM