Orangeville High School - Orano Yearbook (Orangeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

K 0 4' qw , ,ww 1.M ,J W Q I - I, .Ha-glf Hoang If 94 W W vw :AV- n 'E2 ggi sf, 5 gwwfi 'Lf IFfk'5s,,, 'If' - l M52 a K 4 i i Ill nn -'flag he e W -f .ess z.'.:. lie e, L :P o i Z? -5 Q ,os1f:i?K f 1-of Eg R-f 155 K' Q- P y ff-Lo, - he e -avi, - Q i ii- Foreword In this seventeenth edition of the Orano we, the Senior class of 1955, present to you the school life of the average student at Oramzeville High School. Cyrus Blunt, Elmer C. Heck President Secretary Eugene Rinehart Stephen Switzer, Sr. Homer Walker Ralph Ilgen Virgil Dickinson GLENN R. KEULER Principal I. O. SHAFFER B. Ed. Whitewater State, M. A. U. of Columbia, New York, New York, Commercial, Year Book, Student Council. M. A, U. of Purdue, Lafayette, Indiana. Alegbra, Geometry, Adv. Math. Gen. Math. JOHN A. JENSEN Superintendent of Schools. B. E. Northern Illinois State Teachers College, M. S. U. of Illinois. Mm.. gm +25 ,, 'V - ,ff 31,13 L:v'T,gv4fs'E'f5f',2' We A- ' . A ,. 4. ' f fff rl.Zfif3W5??Sff:. 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Geography. Adviser- College Music, ,-Chicago, Illinois. 'S CONSTANCE DOMINGUEZ RICHARD A. STAAS THOMAS DALEY PATRICIA KIMBALL B. E. Northern Illinois State B. S. Northern Illinois State BS University gf Wisconsin 13.3, Ngrthern Illinoig Teachers College. Graduate Teachers College. Madison Wisconsin State Teachers Colle Work at University of Illinois. Physical Education, Coach. Vocational Agriculture Home EC i Shop, FFA Adviser FHA Adviser Teucher's Prophecies Mr. Daley-has an electric shop in Orangeville. Mrs. Dominguez-now has a body building shop in Freeport. Mr. Gardner-is the head of the Atomic Research Committee. Mr. Hefty-has a farm where he is practicing what he preached for the last I7 years. Mr. Jensen--has started up his own Teacher's Agency. He is busy supply- ing the surrounding schools with teachers. Mr. Keuler-is busy dreaming about a red and white Olds. Mr. Kiburz-is playing trumpet in the Liberace Jazz Band. Miss Kimball-is busy modeling her dress creations in Paris. Mrs. Koch-is writing a new book entitled How to Rear Children Success- fully. Mr. Robbe-could resist no longer and is now driving a 1954 Plymouth. Mr. Shaffer's new theory in mathematics has made his name better known than Einstein's name. Mr. Staas-is head coach at Northern Illinois State Teachers' College. Mr. Thibodeau-is happily married, but he is looking for a larger trailer. 8 - 'nr Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dominguez and Candy Teachers at the Prom ' ,sg h Mr. Thibodeau and Helen Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gardner and Family Mrs. Dick Staas and Mindy ,. k W A J 9? -- A- , Mr. Robbe's mother Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kiburz - H I I R, Seniors EDWARD ENZINGER Ed 'This swell guy can turn any girls' eye. Baseball 1, 3, 4: Student Council 3. 4:Treasurer 3, 4: Class Treas- urer 3: Class President 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4: Treas- urer 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN CANTRILL Josie Around Pa Hoof she shines cmd that is all the time. Class Reporter 3: Secretary 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Parliamentarian 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Reporter 3: Stu- dent Council 4: Student Council Secretary 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4: Teen Talk 3, 4: Co-Editor 4: Hats Off To Grandma 4: Assistant Business Manager Of Magazine Sales 4: Orano Staff: Pep Club 3, 4. BEVERLEY GROSS Bev Why don't the men propose. ..Ma:mma, why don't the men propose? Class Secretary 1, 2: Treasurer 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Reporter 2: Secre- tary-Treasurer 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President 3, Secretary 4: GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: Secretary 3: Presi- dent 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Teen Talk 1, 2, 3, 4: Library 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: The Hap- pier We'll Beg Hats Off To Grandma : Editor of Orano 4: FFA Chapter Sweetheart. SIGAFUS Lee Its other people's money! Student Council 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: ,jp LEILA :JDJ Business? It's quite simple. 72101-9' Treasurer 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Ma- l jorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Teen Talk 1, 2. 3: Student Council 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Hats Off To Grand- ma g Cheerleader 1. 2: Orano Staff. MARY HOMAN Chatterbox Ibey that impulse. Student Council 4: Vice Presi- dent 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: FHA 1, 2. 3, 43 Secretary 3: President 4, GAA 1, 2, 3. 45 Hats Off To Grandma: Orano Staff. GLEN WUTHRICH Toad' From the crown ol his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. Student Council 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softbaall 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President of Class 1: The Happier We'll Be : Hats Off To Grandma': FFA 1. 2, 33 Chorus 3: Orano Staff. jp ' ,I gwligli PATRICIA BROOKOVER Portia Brains plus vocabulary equals a jokebook. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2: Teen .- Tal 2, 3, 43 Hats Off To Grand- 5 Pep Cluh 3, 45 Orano Staff. ,PIDAVID CRONI-: Dave 1441, 'I UA!! expert is one who knows iw more and more about less HU, and less. ,gf Student Council 1: Class Vice ' President 23 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 The I Happier We'll Beg Hat's Off To Grandma , Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Presi- Q4 1 dent 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ,Wy ban 2, 3. , Y THERESA DAUGHENBAUGH Tessie Ready to spli! her sides with laughing. GAA 1. 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2. 3, 42 Chorus 1, 25 Teen Talk 4. BILL DORSEY Duke Basketball 2, 3, 43 FFA 3. JANIS FEHR Jan 'Tis always morning somewhere in the world. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 ' FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3,4: .' Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4: The Hap- A5 pier We'll Beg Stage Manager '4,1 S 4, FHA Chairman of Human Re- ? 1 ions 43 Library 1. 2. 3, 4: Orano taff. 'then' pnde but NEVER an un- f' nauenng truth if Class Reporter 2 GAA 1 2 3, 45 - Treasurer 2gHistorian 37 Camp FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Public Relations L Chr. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas- ML urer 23 Reporter 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, KM4: Teen Talk 2, 3, 43 Features J j . DITH FOLGATE Judy f Women love the lie that saves f ., ' ' . I T1 ' .ll JV if I' rf . ,Hd l 1 41' ie- A ,ff l 11 1 ,.- ',Editor 33 Co Ed. 4gLibrarian 3, 43 ' M J -'wi f 'Ji J',.-w 'Student Council 49 The Happier 04 ,re ,ffwf 1,-N VWe'll Be -'Hats Off 'ro Grand- 'f LJ 'N 'L fi- ma , Orano Staff: Pep Club. I LDNWK, Fm ,fl 'vw ,fr 4 JL A A ::' ' x 9. is 1 . 2 sg .Q W 1 1 A, 1 if l 4 ff 54 5' wg a g P ei? , , 1. 1 W 5 s ,rv A TW B YS' W fi as K . . s --W ,? f - 51224, 4,015 Q -me-3 gp ' ' Sl -A '- Exif? 1 ff I I gr ELWYN FOSS Fossie Everyilxing has been said. FFA 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA GIFT Gifto Now I'm beginning to live o little and feel less like a sick oyster at low tide. GAA 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Staff 2, 3, 43 Library Re- porter 3g Teen Talk Staff 43 Ma- jorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Orano Staff 4, Pep Club 3, 4. LARRY HECK To laugh at men of sense is the privilege ol !ools. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 43 Chorus 1 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2. 3, 43 Class President 1. CAROL HOMAN I never met a man I didrri like. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 23 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 FHA Chairman of Projects 43 Orano Staff 4. CAROL JEAN HERRMANN Hermie ls not life one hundred times loo short lor us to Bore our- selves? GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Li- brary 1, 2, 3, 43 Teen Talk 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Orano Staff 4. HARRY HUBER Fuzz I know what's what. Class Treasurer 15 Basketball 1, 2: Manager 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH HULL Judy As good natured a soul as ever trod on shoe leather. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 49 Orano Staff 4. JO HURLESS Hairless 'Tis strange what a man may do and woman yet think him an angel. Chorus 1, 2, 3. 43. The Happier We'll Be , Orano Staff 43 Teen Talk 2, 3, 43 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4: Head Librarian 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Historian 2, Song Leader 33 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 43 Pep Club 3, 4. ELAINE JANICKE Giggles Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Orano Staff 4: FHA 1, 3: Pep Club 3. ARLENE JORDAN Lenie With years a richer lile begins. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 43 FHA 1, 2. 3, 4. L L' l vw gf GENE LEHMAN Bony He never says a foolish thing nor does a wise one. FFA 1 2 Orano Staff JOYCE LINDENMAN Joy History rs merely gossip Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. fl ff JEAN MESSINGER Jeanie Resolved to take Fate by the throat and shake a living out of her. FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Pep Club 3, 4, The Happier We'll Be , Orano Staff. NATHAN NEUENSCHWANDER Nate The wrong way always seems --more reasonable. Basketball 1, FFA 1, 2. 3. 43 O. Club 1. gala: if CYNTHIA PHILLIPS Cindy 'I'here's a method in a man's madness-it grows up by de- grees. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4: Carnival Chairman 4: GAA 1. 2. 3. 43 Historian 43 Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Library 3, 4, Teen Talk 4, The Happier We'll Beg Hats Off To Grandma. f DELORES ANN REESER Dee Learn to live and live to learn. 'FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 35 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3. 43 Hats Off To fGrandma g Orano Staff, Teen Tallk 2. 3. 43 Library 2, 3. 4. ' l JERRY RICHARDS Sparrow With just enough of learning to misquotef' FFA 1, 2, BARBARA ROCKEY Barb Litt1e friends may prove great friends. Transfer from Monroe, FHA 3: Chorus 33 Pep Club 33 GAA 3. WILLIAM SCHMID Hoof lt's better to live rich. than to die rich. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 43 Baseball 1, 49 Chorus 2, 3: Class President 33 FFA 1. ROBERT SCHULZ Bob In chorus he excels: his spe- cialty is 'Nita, Juanita. Class President 2, Class Treasur- er 3g FFA Secretary 33 FFA Presi- dent 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Treasurer 4, Student Council 3. 4: Student Council President 4. WILLIAM SCHWARZE Bill I awoke one morning and found myself famous. A Secretary of: FFA 43 Band 1, 2. 3, 45 Chorus lj Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1. 4: O Club 1, 2. 3, 4. STEPHEN SWITZER Steve It is easy to be brave from a safe distance. FFA 1, 2. 3, 45 The l-lappier We'll Be , Grandma Goes To Town . GLADYS WAGNER Glad When we are dead. it is for a long time. Orano Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 2, 3,5 GAA 1: Pep Club 3. li! A ,ga A 95? I .ev I' f E Larry Heck 3 W Bill Schwarze 'SESS' A:,,. I-1 fi' .J d Gladys Wagner ...L r i 2 dd fik Bill Schmid ,. .'.:j:.j . VLAK K . Q 1, J 4 We ' W Q KN K5?gV Q' ci ' Q1 '92 3 5 L Dave Crone C, A ' -': 1 tV Phillips 1 3 1 I A V K V! - - V' ,QZNF AQ 9 W . V :,, . 1 , . 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We seniors have been in many activities and have shown fine leadership. Most of all we must not forget our Senior boys who played so heartily in baseball and basketball. We are also proud of our three cheerleaders, Beverley Gross, Carol Herrmann, and Janis Fehr. Other seniors who received honors were Judy Folgate who won the I Speak For Democracy contest in this areag Pat Brookover who participated in the clarinet quartet which went down stateg and Delores Reeser, Leila Sigafus, and Donna Gift who were members of the baton twirling squad which went down state. Donna Gift also Went down state with her single in twirling. We are sure that our class play, Hats Off To Grandma, and our Christmas dance, Snow Flake Swirl was enjoyed by everyone. For the second time in our high school days we, as seniors, won the Maga- zine Drive. Our class otlicers are as follows: President . . . . Ed Enzinger Secretary . . Joan Cantrill Treasurer . . . , Beverley Gross Student Council . . . Leila Sigafus, Mary Homan Glen Wuthrich, and Ed Enzinger We thirty-five Seniors, wish to thank the teachers and all others who have helped us to make these four wonderful years possible. Senior - Girl NAME Most likely to succeed Most Popular Most Athletic Best Looking Best Dressed Happiest Wittiest Quietest Laziest Fussiest Champion Giggler Biggest Flirt Biggest Arguer Biggest Pest Biggest Griper GIRL Cindy Phillips Bev Gross Leila Sigafus Bev Gross Joan Cantrill Judith Hull Mary Homan Joyce Lindenman Theresa Daughenbaugh Delores Reeser Janis Fehr Mary Homan Jo Hurless Barbara Rockey Pat Brookover UY BOY Larry Heck Ed Enzinger Glen Wuthrich Dave Crone Ed Enzinger Bill Schwarze Dave Crone Elwyn Foss Steve Switzer Bob Schulz Bill Dorsey Harry Huber Bill Schmid Jerry Richards Bill Schmid W if PM 4 ' 5 4, 2 iii -' .' I f , 1 f - fm. f ' rf wa x wa sd ' I X Ik' Q if 11321 9 ' ,PF f, nf 4 1-M 5 'J Q 8 M fi? ' 1 KW gf fa? 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Elwyn Foss, will my ability to do Bookkeeping to the Juniors. Donna Gift, will my wise cracks to Donna Retzlaff. Beverley Gross, will my long hair to Josie Moest. Larry Heck, will my band ability to Arlen Meyers. Carol Herrmann, will my ability to work in my dad's store to Charlotte Askey. Carol Hcman, will by ability to get the car to Nancy Aebly. Mary Homan, will my personality to Sis Briggs. Harry Huber, will my fiirtations to LaVerne Solace. Judith Hull, will my shy ways to Sally Brookcwer. Jo Ann Hurless will my gift of gab to anyone who wants it. Elaine Janicke, will my silly giggle to anyone when can stand it. Arlene Jordan, will my ability to get along with Winslow boys to Lila Miller. Gene Lehman, will my ability to get my dad's car to anyone who doesn't have one Joyce Lindenman, will my ability to be a car hop to anyone who desires to be one. Jean Messinger, will my red hair to anyone who wants it. Nathan Neuenschwander, will my ability to go around corners on two wheels to Jim Parriott. Cynthia Phillips, will my shortness to anyone who likes to reach. Delores Reeser, will Homer to anyone who thinks she can get him. Jerry Richards, will my ability to stay oil' the honcr roll to Donna Busjalm, Barbara Rockey, will my Monroe boys to Nancy Neuenschwander. Bill Schmid, will my big feet to anyone who can afford to buy shoes for them. Bill Schwarze, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Koch to Keith Smith. Robert Schulz, will my new car to Mr. Robbe. Leila Sigafus, will my baton twirling to Sandra Rodebaugh. Steve Switzer, will my tallness to Bill Blankenhorn. Gladys Wagner, will my Lena men to anyone who thinks she can get them. Glen Wuthrich, will my basketball ability to Doug Schoonhoven. Senior Class Prophecy PAT BROOKOVER is the minister's wife of the newly erected church in Oneco. JOAN CANTRILL is leading a busy life teaching her One Man Team to play basketball like their father. 1BillJ DAVE CRONE is sole owner of an airline which runs from Orangeville to South America. THERESA DAUGHENBAUGH was elected Campus Sweetheart at West Point. BILL DORSEY has set up ranching in the Big Ben country in Texas. For a hob- by he has a private gym where he keeps up on his basketball ability. ED ENZINGER is the President of General Motors. He has added a new fad in the Dodge line, a freese compartment, JANIS FEHR just opened a dance school. She has invented a new version of the jitterbug. JUDY FOLGATE is the new combination English and voice teacher at O. C. H.S. The members of the Chorus have just learned to project their voices. ELWYN FOSS is commanding oflicer of the Navy. He's taking after Mr. Keuler, of course. DONNA GIFT has succeeded in manufacturing a new product, Hairgrower. For a hobby she is collecting Jugs. BEV GROSS is operating a beauty salon where she is known for her bobbies. LARRY HECK is trying to invent a huskless ear of corn. These modern farmers! CAROL HERRMANN is now chief cook and bottle washer at the Grand Canyon. CAROL HOMAN is going to tour the world the rest of her life. We hear she has made millions from her turkey farm. MARY HOMAN was seen in New York picking talent for her all male cast of movie stars. HARRY HUBER the shiek of his class has opened a private school, For Girls Only ! JUDY HULL has just become engaged to an heir of the famous oil fields in Iran. JO HURLESS has just returned from Beloit where she picked out her wedding gown. It seems the right guy finally proposed. ELAINE JANICKE and her quintuplets have placed Oneco on the map. It seems they're always making the headlines. ARLENE JORDAN has moved from sales girl to president of the F. W. Wool- worth Company. JOYCE LINDENMAN is boss lady of the Lazy Man's Dude Ranch in Utah. GENE LEHMAN is employed by the Yankees. He will soon be taking over Joe DiMaggio's place and has already found his Marilyn. JEAN MESSINGER is athletic director at the Orangeville Y. M. C. A. NATE NEUENSCHWANDER now holds the gold cup at the Indianapolis Speedway. CINDY PHILLIPS has just opened the Koehner Sewing Center at Orangeville. DOLORES REESER is now directing the choir at the Bible Institute in Chicago but will leave soon for Africa with Homer as her chaperone. JERRY RICHARDS has written a book on advice, entitled How To Get A Girl. BARBARA ROCKEY is co-star of the new movie. The Shorter We Are. BILL SCHMID is owner of the Ford Motor Company. The money is really rolling in now. BOB SCHULZ and his famous band are now playing in Hawaii. His feature solo- ist is his wife, Juanita who has perfected the Hawaiian War Chant. BILL SCHWARZE is busily building sport cars and on the side line managing a 200 acre farm. LEILA SIGAFUS is the main attraction in the Dietmeier Three Ring Circus. She will soon be retiring to farm life. STEVE SWITZER is chief dude on Joyce's dude ranch. GLADYS WAGNER is living very high now that she has moved to the Corn State with Les. GLEN WUTHRICH has just opened the Wormy Peanut Factory in Shoeyville. The time is drawing nigh That we must say good-bye To teachers and friends As our high school days end. Freshman Stunt Night: the class plays- Hats Off To Grandma and The Happier We'll Ben: The Banquets and Proms: the Christmas dance: They'll all live on in memory. So will Sneak Day and Graduation: The magazine drive that for three years our class won. And now, remembering all these joys, Let's have a word 'bout the girls and boys. Pat Brookover is a brilliant soul: Without effort she makes the A honor roll. Joan Cantrill, always well-dressed, is seldom aloof: This friendly soul will be 'Ma Hoof'. Dave Crone is handsome and a Romeo born About this charmer, the girls we must warn. A redheaded girl is Theresa Daughenbaugh She'll make some man a very good squaw. A basketball player is Bill Dorsey: This good-natured fellow is full of glee. Ed Enzinger is a popular boy: He is also filled with lots of joy. A musical girl is Janis Fehr: She is always quite debonaire. Judy Folgate is a Senior, too: She is always nice to you. Another fellow is Elwyn Foss: This boy is never cross. A home ec. student is Donna Gift: She'l1 run her home with lots of thrift. 'Miss Personality' is Beverley Gross: This popular girl is seldom morose. Larry Heck has a musical flare: With his trombone he likes to blare. Carol Herrmann, as a cheerleader you all know: Her smile has a special glow. Carol Homan, she's a pearl: At our class plays, she's best make-up girl. Farewell Mary Homan is most benevolent: Of F. H. A. she was President. Harry Huber is a flirt: His red hair must make him pert. A good student is Judith Ann Hull: She has brains underneath her skull. Jo Ann Hurless is a loud and happy nut: She just can't learn to keep her mouth shut Elaine Janicke is so slim: Her waistline is very trim. Arlene Jordan thinks her fate: ls to have a Blacksmith for a mate. Gene Lehman is a baseball fan: He will drive a big sedan. Joyce Lindenman seems quite shy: But after you know her, she's sly and spry. Jean Messinger sold lots in the magazine d ne On any kind of sports, she'll thrive. Nate Neuenschwander likes his car: With it he will go far. 'Keep working' is Cynthia Phillips' creed: In whatever she does, she will succeed. We're talking 'bout Miss Resser, Dee: Many big plans for the future has she. A guy named Richards, meaning Jerry: Keeps us all very merry. Barbara Rockey transferred from Monroe last year We're surely glad that she is here. Big feet have nicknamed Bill Schmid: For athletic honors he makes his bid. A 'brainy' boy is Robert Schulz: When he competes he has good results. A tall fellow is Bill Schwarze: He likes various kinds of sports. Leila Sigafus is an acrobat: She wins contests with Judy and Pat. Stephen Switzer is so tall: And his 'Kathy' is so small. Gladys Wagner is so kind: A nicer girl you'll never find. Glen Wuthrich, although short: His athletic prowess, you cannot thwart. We Seniors now must say good-bye: But we'll never forget dear Orangeville High. ae: Iris Knodle, Pres Nancy Bender. Vice Pres I 'Sf 'Q :Il Harry Bowen Kay Folgate K 'mr' fr . , K as ' K ,...' .x Xi S' K ' g n -xir J! , Nancy Neuenschwander Jim Parriott nl ,pe YK V A E Bill Blankenhorn Sharon Freese ' , K.. as ,, I r A K: IV kr S ilas' fh.,.f' r . Z Carolyn Briggs Bill Van Raalte 24 i l John Barmore, Se il K 5 'av , Bob Davidson sg ' L A fn Q New W A Nancy Aebly 1 . '55 4 NP- L . Gary Rote ri if X 1' S5 Barbara Brooks CI it ' 3 'Q 2lU-'I ., YM . A ji- La Verne Barker, T W Sharon Foss 'N O N .: A K ' mv 'ge Rodney Frank if Donna Retzlaff 'X 1 Albert Bilgri T985 :Q I Avia, . , ,ff 'viii .. Qi- M f -a t . f ir Mr. Gardner, Adviser x Pr ,,, 1 New -V - Gary Koehner an Jean Bergemann ,B . Eugene Gross r v rr r Q ' , K Fifi l. Y , . . ,G sw 5 Lona Campbell Ku, I l I im we Donna Busjahn Harold Grindey Juanita Gross Keith Smith li Shirley Paxton 'G at 1 w , .. I f S,-.a Qu wut - fa. A Q ,nr ml is-In Q ii Sw tg, Yew Karr Q Q J 49 La Verne Solace Jackie Gage La Verne Schindler Dgrleen Showers 4 M Q 4 I K V W ' ini Betty Osenga Norman Kundert Arlene Gross Charlgtte Askey Junior History Thirty-nine Juniors are still going strong. 'Class oflicers elected were: President, Iris Knodle, Vice-President, Nancy Bender: Secretary, John Barmoreg Treasurer, LaVerne Barker, Student Council, Sharon Foss, Robert Davidson, and Gary Rote. Among the Broncos are Bill Blankenhorn,, LaVerne Barker, Richard Stabenow, Robert Davidson, and Eugene Gross. We also have a cheerleader who is Sharon Freese. The class members participate in many of the activities and organizations such as FFA, FHA, GAA, Band, Chorus, Teen Talk, Library, and Basketball. Mr. Clayton Gardner is our adviser. His help and guidance is much appre- ciated. Our class play was produced March 26. It was Showdown at Saw-tooth a mystery, comedy Mr. Thibodeau was our director. We also sponsored the prom and banquet for the mighty seniors. To raise money for our causes we sell BAR-B-Q's at the basketball games. for the mighty seniors. To raise money for our causes we sell BAR-B-Q's at the basketball games. -. U , at is - on V 1' ' ami' ,S- :A, '1. . ..,. .. . K -gg ,Ai -,,,:- Richard Stabenow Linda Barker 25 NAME Nancy Aebly Charlotte Askey LaVerne Barker Linda Barker John Barmore Nancy Bender Jean Bergemann Albert Bilgri Bill Blankenhorn Harry Bowen Carolyn Briggs Barbara Brooks Donna Busjahn Lona Campbell Robert Davidson Kay Folgate Sharon Foss Rodney Frank Sharon Freese Jacqueline Gage Harold Grindy Arlene Gross Eugene Gross Juanita Gross Iris Knodle Gary Koehner Norman Kundert Nancy Neuenschwander Betty Osenga Jim Parriott Shirley Paxton Donna Retzlaff Gary Rote LaVerne Schindler Dorleen Showers Keith Smith LaVerne Solace Richard Stabenow Bill Van Raalte Junior Humor COMPLAINT All boys on earth Noisy people girls school busses curly hair wearing black skirt school boistrous girls tall basketball players Kay not enough sleep boys laryngitis shorthand muddy lanes sun having to set my hair every night awkwardness brothers red hair dull Saturday nights HI-Iuhn have to read too much in school nights are too short high school boys practicing typing 7th period Hump Orangeville boys paper route tax of cigarettes quiet Don't see Chico enough tall girls work spiders conduct cuts freckles Spanish Girls light rimmed glasses ADVICE RENDERED Try Mars. Try quiet people. Stay away from them. Walk home. Wear hair straight. Get a new one. Graduate. Quiet little monsters. Try stilts. Try another girl. Send Sonny home earlier. Girls See a doctor. Long hand. Try Helicopters. Carry an umbrella. Leave it straight. Practice gymnastics. Rely on Ed. Peroxide it. Girlfriend. Learn your English. Don't read. Invent a thirty hour night See an Alumnus more. Don't practice. New name. See Winslow' boys. Get a different job. Quit smoking. Get a noise maker. Get married. Eat your spinach. Be lazy. Stay away from them. Stay out of trouble. Cake make-up Learn the language. Get new ones. Jerly Blankenhorn, Pres, Albert Lindenman : , i , a J L V Carol Smith miVA Earl Lindenman Sandra Gross T . A Jon Lausch, V. Pres. YM tina-f if , t ks Pat Harnish ' 1, or ii , . I4 34 Allan Leverton Joyce Bennehoff K ,pw nn 2 Bob Dorsey Katherine Caminzind, Sec wr 1 'K vi if f fiyff ' L lgffil- . '. , 'K -,ii ' ,, ' . . 5' . f Robert Switzer X I Lawaine Sweetwood Robert Grinnel y - Uk X s- fffiifi In A Josie Moest iw' Dick Rote. Treas. Patricia Moyer K f Larry Bear ,gs US' Q. it .. W J' Athleen Benfer sll L :.' 45 LaVerne Michael Q? -K' if' 5 t W I 5 H: 1 Qgg- - Mr. Thibodeau, Advi: -Q4 sl!-W, . X1 .3 I 'H-,1 V5 .Qi n I iii! ill t,ii ' ' A Doug Schoonhovei Jo Ann Brooks ,. ' . X U . Q 59-aww gif I k i? S Roger Schindler A Evelyn Tobler 27 John Janicke 1 fi Nancy Davidson 1 ..,, ,A Kenneth Messinger U L :VI H V:'k X ntl : L -Q ,, . , .V 1 i F Mwvx ls n K A Wn it ' f Dixie Miller Larry Cline Mary Klentz Gary Kundert K :, , Marvin Dunaway Sandra Rodebaugh Fred Huber Sandra Rinehart wr' 2 ti... A E L., if its ' ,l 453 Marlene Varty Keith Heitz Lila Miller Dennis Utt Sophomore Class History t The members of the sophomore class number thirty-eight. With the supervision of Mr. Thibodeau, our adviser, we elected the follow- ing officers: President ....... Beverly Blankenhorn Vice-President . . Jon Lausch Secretary , . Katherine Camenzind Treasurer . .... . . . Dick Rote Student Council . . Marvin Dunaway and Nancy Davidson Reporter ....... Josie Moest We are well represented in F.H.A., F.F.A., G.A.A., band, teen talk, library. and basketball. Sandra Rodebaugh and Beverly Blankenhorn are cheerleaders. Music students went to Erie, Ill., March 12, to the District Contest and our Sandra Gross received a state rating for a flute solo and Sandra Rodebaugh re- ceived a state rating in the baton squad. At a banquet on March 25, Dick Rote received a plaque from the DeKalb Seed Company for raising a good crop of corn. NAME Larry Bear Athleen Benfer Joyce Bennehoff Bev Blankenhorn Jo Brooks Katherine Camenzind Larry Cline Nancy Davidson Bob Dorsey Marv Dunaway Robert Grinnell Sandra Gross Pat Harnish Keith Heitz Fred Huber John Janicke Mary Klentz Jon Lausch Allen Leverton Albert Lindenman Earl Lindenman Kenneth Messinger Dixie Miller La Verne Michael Josie Moest Patricia Moyer Sandra Rinehart Sandra Rodebaugh Richard Rote Roger Schindler Doug Schoonhoven Carol Smith Lawaine Sweetwood Robert Switzer Evelyn Tobler Dennis Utt Marlene Varty Sophomore Humor USUALLY FOUND In the restaurant Swimming Baby-sitting Anywhere With Pat Baby-sitting At Dixie's At the wrong time Eating at Huber's With Marlene On his bicycle At home White Pines Showing his muscle Betting Bob Dorsey In Oneco At Waddams Grove Eating At Rock Grove Freeport Riding bike Watching TV Having fun Eating At Home Home Forgetting to do something With Humphrey Eating Home Watching TV With Marjorie With John Near Larry's locker Studying At home At Rockford With Marv WHERE MY MONEY For eating Bathing suits Reducing pills Candy For skating Clothes Bowling and dating Losing bets In my pocket Food Pin-ball machine Clothes For skating For my watch Paying debts Cigarettes Candy In my pocket On dates On that Mercury Paying dues Malted Milks Shoe strings Ice cream Candy Combs Lemon rootbeers In my bank Peanuts I don't know For my girl Magazines Bowling Cigarettes No where For parties Paying debts GOES ??YE'!fls Qgryil, +k5,,',z- A es for -- . H-yr la a Sherry Molter, Pres t 'H , Q ' , l iw , Arlen Meyers E ,X f ii Robert Bessert James Barmore qv V I .A,, . Ronald Reed 30 ik: y Lr J Marlene Wild, Vice Pres Karen Bostian Norma Rudisill Agiff'-fn. 'Q' Linda Foulker WF' Q ' , jllf: Sharon Walker Pat Kloepping, Sec 3 to VVP t s aoi es La Verne Shippee Richard De Haven M: Nm- 1 Larry Scheider , :-' Fred Solberger T r Q. it - Nw Ronald Blankenhorn, Treas' Sharon Samuelson , its A Dorothy Kruse Cecilia Ballesteros Judith Bittner 1 , is r NF' 5 EM' V X Mr. Shaffer, Adviser 5, Ml can i fgf Richard Meinert Kenneth Zee tt f'-had Gregory O'Haver y n an ef' Delbert Zettle if -ns? 4 3 : , if l SA ! X ,:. V A V g g i Don Moore Fred Lindenman 1 ': ' 2 5 ,. 'inf' Illia-z. John Jensen . it y k ,, :p l I .sm Q, 5 :.: ,1- Karen Wieck Shirley Moore J-f ls . F 3 ':' . '- iw Q' asf gf 'il .. '. - Roger Gross J Edward Busjahn S , AVV.,r V Larry Busser 3'-H , ,,r' A David Phillips Duane Blasing Freshmen Class History Where's the Home Ec. room? Where's the Library? Where's the English room? These are some of the questions that the 39 greenies of 55 asked the first day of school. With the help of Mr. Shaffer they elected the following class oflicers: President ...... . . . Sherry Molter Vice-President . .. Marlene Wild Secretary ...... ......... P at Kloepping Treasurer ....... .. Ronald Blankenhorn Student Council Sharon Samuelson Richard Meinert Our class has been very active in school activities such as Band, Chorus, Pep Club, FFA, and FHA. The following three boys went out for basketball: Ronald Blankenhorn, Larry Busser, and Jim Barmore. , at T ,,x: ' y . T , 1 'vv H , I It .f i 2 Norman Bennehoff Robert Kaiser I A ,J lb? i , Q K 'I Brian Brinkmeier Terry Kuehl NAME James Barmore Cecilia Ballesteros Norma Bennehoti' Robert Bessert Judith Bittner Ronald Blankenhorn Duane Blasing Karen Bostian Brian Brinkmeier Edward Busjahn Larry Busser Richard DeHaven Linda Foulker Roger Gross John Jensen Robert Kaiser Pat Kloepping Weldon Kraft Dorothy Kruse Terry Kuehl Fred Lindenman Richard Meinert Arlen Meyers Sherry Molter Donald Moore Shirley Moore Gregory O'Haver David Phillips Ronald Reed Norma Rudisill Sharon Samuelson Larry Scheider LaVerne Shippee Fred Solberger Sharon Walker Karen Wieck Marlene Wild Kenneth Zee Delbert Zettle Freshmen Humor LIKES Sherry to flirt Winslow boys having blond hair Arlen Marlene to smile at girls flashy shoes being with Larry to laugh basketball to be noisy young scientists girls to play the baritone being quiet Mary Pat John to hunt other boys being bright talking to girls wavy hair Norma Orangeville boys being Irish green stocking caps hot rods l4DOnny7i Bob motorcycle jackets English class motor bikes to study Glen's Chevy Ronnie ' being tall to eat DISLIKES strawberry ice cream candy staying home skinny people study hall being teased being quiet long hair girls to be serious papers that aren't neat skimpy lunches Winslow teachers being the superintendent' s people who raise the roof short hair Marv freshmen boys having to do chores his shyness his freckles fat girls being alone school Monroe boys the way he blushes sisters bicycles other boys school Monroe girls studying bananas Nashes tomatoes playing basketball doing duck walk S011 ,df 8A First Row: Mr. Curt Cole, Daryl Sweetwood, Ronald Folgate, Larry Mains, Dennis Thorn, Franklin Fryer. Second Row: Eleaner Fryer, June Schindler, Larry Heitz, Bill Samuelson, Mary Babler, Janice Lehman. Third Row: Peter Shianna, Ron- ald Scheider. Edward Pehl, Leo Bartelt. Dwight Hull, Roy Leopold. M35 8B First Row. Left to Right: Jerry Moyer, Helen Moest, Marlis Buehler, Susan Hefty. James Price, Mrs. Uva Mays. Second Row: Stephen Buehler, Bette Amans, Carol Busjahn, Barbara Van Raalte, Carol Kloepping, Gerry Rhinehart. Third Row: Judith Maass, Sally Brookover, Virgil Leverton, Judith Folgate, Donald Folgate. Joanne Stamm. Joyce Griffin. Bottom Row, Lett to Right: Mrs. Schulthess, Ronald Stites, Eugene Heitz, Charles Janicke, Ronald Holmes. Second Row: Fred Drye, Barbara Lindeman, Judith Sigafus, Shelby Pieper, Duane Leverton, Gary Schulz. Third Row: Robert Busker. Clyde Barker, Gilbert Riemer, James Stolhr, John Frank. Fourth Row: Wayne Yeoman, Charles Nicks, Jerry Benoodt, Lester Frey, LaVerne Knutti, Roy Rockey. fx Bottom Row. Left to Right: Margaret Solberger, Donna Rote, Steven Peck, Joann Osenga, Mrs. Barmore. Second Row: Barry Brinkmeier, Roger Knutti, Judith Gross, Eleanor Elmer, Creig Kleckler, Richard Rinehart. Third Row: Gregory Molter, Carl Frank, Joanne Kloepping, William Wagner, Florene Schoonhoven. James Rodebaugh. .Fourth Row: Maureen Walter, Sandra Dietmeier, Gayle Ben- nehoff, Marilyn Kraft, Karen Obert, Kathryn Davidson. 5 2 , K fit 5 X 1 is -emmwwmm 1 E it ,ti Left to right, kneeling: Joanne Kloepping, Bette Amans, Joyce Griflin, Judith Fol- gate, Carol Kloepping, Kathryn Davidson. Row Two: Mr. Curt Cole, Donald Stites, Roger Knutti, Richard Rinehart, Fred Drye, Jim Price, Jerry Moyer, Peter Shianna, Mgr. Row Three: Creig Kleckler, Jim Rodebaugh, Gerry Rinehart, LaVerne Knutti, Franklin Fryer, Dennis Thorn, Carl Frank, Gregory Molter. Row Four: Roy Rockey, Larry Mains, Donald Kaiser, Bill Samuelson, Edward Pehl, Larry Heitz, Lester Frey. Ronald Folgate, Charles Nicks. Seventh Grade This year there are forty four pupils in seventh grade. We elected class otficers and they are: President ..,. Gregory Molter Vice President . . . Jim Rodebaugh Secretary-Treasurer Gayle Bennehoff Gayle Bennehoff . Roger Knutti Eleven seventh graders went out for basket- ball. They are Richard Rinehart, Jim Rodebaugh. Gregory Molter, Creig Kleckler, Charles Nicks, Lester Frey, Roger Knutti, Roy Rockey, LaVerne Knutti, Carl Frank, and Fred Drye. Two of the cheerleaders from Junior High are in the seventh grade. They are Joanne Kloepping, and Kathryn Davidson. We have five different teachers in Junior High who teach all sections of seventh and eighth grade. They are Mrs. Baremore, Mrs. Shulthess, Mrs. Mays, Mr. Cole, Mrs. Dalton, and Mr, Kiburz, our music teachers. Reporter . . . . . Student Council . . 'Eighth Grade This year there were 36 eighth graders, but Donna Hahn left us. So that leaves 35 happy eighth graders. Mr. Cole and Mrs. Mays helped us elect our officers who are Peter Shianna, President: Bill Samuelson, Vice president: Gerry Rinehart, Sec- retary-Treasurerg and Joyce Griflin, a member of the Student Council. Carol Kloepping, Bette Amans, Joyce Griflin, and Judy Folgate are four of the six Jr. High cheerleaders. We energetic eighth graders won the maga- zine Drive in the Jr. High. We'll be back trying harder next year when we are Freshies. Z' ACTIVITIES Seated, left to right: F.H.A. oflicers: L. Sigafus, Treasurer, B. Osenga, Vice Presi- dent, Miss Kimball, Adviser, N. Homan, President, B. Gross, Secretary. Second Row: I. Knodle, J. Gross, L. Campbell, J. Lindenman, D. Gift, C. Phillips, C. Ho- man, B. Brooks. Third Row: J, Bergemann, A. Gross, D. Retzlaff, P. Brookover, K. Folgate, S. Freese, C. Herrmann, T. Daughenbaugh, C. Askey. Fourth Row: N. Bender, S. Foss, J. Hull, D. Showers, N. Neuenschwander, J. Folgate, D. Reeser, J, Fehr. Fifth Row: N. Aebly, J. Cantrill, J. Hurless, L. Barker, J. Messinger, A. Jordan, D. Busjahn, C. Briggs, S. Paxton. FHA 'i AM Emil EA Seated. left to right. F. H. A. officers: K. Camenzind, Treasurer, M. Varty, Presi- dent, Miss Kimball, Adviser, L. Miller, Vice President, J. Moest, Secretary. Second Row: J. Brooks, M. Wild, P. Harnish, S. Moore, J. Bittner. Third Row: P. Moyer, B. Blankenhorn, A. Benfer, S. Molter, S. Walker, S. Rodebaugh. Fourth Row: L. Foulker, S. Gross, C. Smith, D. Miller, K. Wieck, C. Ballesteros, L. Sweetwood, P. Kloepping. Fifth How: S. Samuelson, E. Tobler, N. Davidson, N. Bennehoif, J. Bennehoff, K. Bostian, D. Kruse, S. Rinehart, N. Rudisill. 37 at' ,an- ' Y of King sg :.' , if is ' ar gk 3. , ww kg wh ff X Q ' .44 ,mwwmr .,,. .D Somor Qdndxdates Tumor Landxdates Entirc- Court Sophumorv Ca Fr shm 1 - L t- Q - JUNIOR - SENIOR F F A Seated Lett to Right: Bill Blankenhornn Treas urerg Bill Schwarze, Secretaryg Robert Schulz, President, Ed Enzinger, Vice Presidentg Mr. Hef ty, Adviser. Second Row: A. Bilgri, L. Heck, Sen- tinel, L. Barker, G. Rote. Third Row: E. Gross, K. Smith. Fourth Row: N. Kundert, D. Crone, H. Grindey, L, Solace. Fitth Row: E. Foss, G. Koeh' ner, R. Frank, B. Van Raalte, S. Switzer, H. Bowen. N. Neuenschwander, L. Schindler. Seated Lett to Right: Dick, Role, Reporter, Jon Lausch, Treasurer, Ronald Blankenhurn, Secre- tary: Marvin Dunaway, President: Robert Switz- er, Vice President, Jim Barmore, Sentinel, Mr. Daley, Adviser. Second Raw: B. Brinkmeier, F. Lindenman, R, Gross, R. Meinert, A. Lindenman, L. Bear. Third Row: E. Busjahn, T. Kuehl, R. Schindler, L. Scheider. Fourth Row: L. Cline, R. Kaiser, R. Bessert, R. Del-Iaven, D. Zettle, F. Sol- berger. Fifth Row: D. Blasing, R. Marian, A. Leverton, R. Reed. Sixth Row: D. Moore, E. Lin- denman, L, Michael. K. Zee, D. Schoonhoven, D. Utt, K. Heitz, F. Huber, A. Meyers. FFA V 4 vs f. ggi A m ., H 'Q r I 4' ,y Y. L' ' L E - 3. Ray Folgate Honorary Degree. 1954. Ed Enzinger and a future cham- pion? Vernon Schulz receives Honorary Degree Pin from son. Local F.F.A. President lst in F.F.A., 4-H and Open Class in Steph. Co. Fair. ,Q 4 F.F.A. President and F.F.A. Sweet - 55 F.F.A. Sweetheart 'QL l '- ' 1, la-.M , My -. . ' '-343:45 W' v'f..f,:'Tif lw-'f M i ,life e. sy! ,e .,,,,, was Ma. 1. 2 9 if , I :Keys- fa. t af - - 1 ff V, -fe' . ' as 1 ' A - -' I i ' K -af gflxi ' . t . 'Y-'ra-nfl, f . Cynthia and David Phillips with State President of Florida F.F.A. tin Presidents Orange Grovel. Chapter winners -in beef. dairy and sheep. Schulz also won sec- tion dairy award, . Grain judging team. 3rd in Sec- heart 1953,54' tional Contest. Phillips 9th in- dividual. ..f,31.N. Gary and Dick Rote. lst. Place boar in Section F.F.A. Show. Part of Doug's Poland China Lit- ter. Eugene Gross and his good Du- POC SOW. . -,W-M.. .W 'naar' FFA The Orangeville Chapter of Future Farmers of America elected the follow- ing officers for 1954-55: President, Robert Schulzg Vice-president, Ed Enzingerg Treasurer, Bill Blankenhorng Secretary, Bill Schwarzeg Reporter, LaVerne Barker: and Sentinel, Larry Heck. Our chapter has 59 members this year. There are 22 greenhands, 36 chapter farmers and 1 state farmer. Four members from our chapter received the State Farmer Degree in June 1954, bringing our total to 39. Those honored were Robe ert Schulz, Wilbur Heck, Lauren Dunaway and Bob Blankenhorn. Robert Schulz was elected 1954 sectional winner in dairy project work. Chap- ter winners were as follows: sheep-Wilbur Heckg dairy-Robert Schulz, swine -Bob Blankenhorng beef-Ed Enzingerg corn-Larry Heck, poultry--Harold Lev- ertong farm mechanics-William Scheider. Belva Schoonhoven was selected by chapter members as 1953-54 Chapter Sweetheart. Beverley Gross is the Chapter Sweetheart for this school year. Honorary Degrees were awarded to Mr. Ray Folgate and Mr. Vernon Schulz at the Father and Son Banquet in November, 1954. Mr, Schulz is the father of Robert, our F.F.A. President. Mr. Folgate's three sons received State Farmer De- grees-Harold in 1934, Donald in 1940, and Larry in 1948. Larry was picked as one of two state winners in elficient milk production in 1949. In 1954 the dairy team placed second in the section and in the blue ribbon division in .the state contest. Members of the team were Harold Leverton, Robert Schulz and William Schwarze. The grain judging team - David Phillips, Jim Barmore, Ronnie Blankenhorn, Larry Scheider, Edward Busjahn and Robert Kaiser placed third in the section contest in November 1954. Swine projects are the most popular productive projects with 31 members enrolled and dairy projects are next with 22. Chapter members have a dairy herd improvement project with 27 herds in the school district on test. Testing are Larry Heck, Robert Schulz, Eddie En- zinger, Gary Rote, Albert Bilgri, Rodney Frank, LaVerne Barker, Eugene Gross, Robert Switzer, Keith Heitz, Douglas Schoonhoven, Marvin Dunaway, Larry Bear, Allen Leverton, Earl Lindenman, Larry Cline, Robert Bessert, Richard Meinert, Brian Brinkmeier, Delbert Zettle itwo herdsl, Edward Busjahn, Duane Blasing, Richard DeHaven, Larry Scheider, David Phillips and Arlan Meyers. In the past year the herd average of all herds on test was 318 pounds of butterfat per cow. Other activities in which the chapter participated during the past year in- clude a corn picker safety campaign, pest eradication program in which 2,801 pests were killed, county tractor rodeo for FFA members in October with five schools participating, Father and Son Banquet in November with 114 guests, and a swimming class at the YMCA in Freeport during April and May with 12 boys learning to swim and others taking advanced swimming. Pep Club This is the second year for the Pep Club. Mrs. Dominguez is the adviser. Yells are led by head cheerleaders, Beverley Gross, Carol Herrmann, Janis Fehr. Sharon Freese, Sandra Rodebaugh, Beverly Blankenhorn. GAA Seated: S. Gross, Sec., N. Bender, Vice Pres., Mrs. Dominguez, Adviserg B. Gross Pres., J. Hurless, Treasurer. Second Row: Jo Brooks, L. Miller. P. Moyer, S. Rode- baugh, M. Homan, S. Moore, J. Bittner, P. Harnish. Third Row: L. Sigafus, P Kloepping, C. Phillips, J. Gross, C. Homan, S. Moiter, S. Walker, 5. Blankenhorn Fourth Row: D. Gift, A. Gross, P. Brookover, D. Miller, K. Wieck, S. Freese, C Herrmann, T. Daughenbaugh, L. Sweetwood. Fifth Row: D. Reeser, S. Samuelson M. Varty, J. Folgate, S. Rinehart, K. Folgate, S. Foss, J. Fehr. Tow Row: N. Dav- idson, N. Neuenschwander, N. Bennehotf. K. Bostian, J. Bennehoff, L. Barker, C Briggs, J. Cantrill, J. Moest. Student Council Left to right standing: R. Meinert. S. Samuelson. G. Rote, S. Foss, L. Sigafus. J Folgate. G. Wuthrich, B. Gross, M. Homan. M. Dunaway. N. Davidson. J. Griffin, M Knutti. Seated: Mr. Keuler, Adviser. J. Cantrill, Secretary: R. Schulz, President' B. Davidson, Vice Presidc-my E. Enzinger, Treasurer. 0 Club Top Row: B. Dorsey, K. Messinger. G. Wuthrich. B. Schmid, R. Frank, D. Schoon- hoven, B. Schwarze. Second Row: R. Stabenow, B. Davidson, E. Enzinger, L. Heck, L. Barker, F. Huber. First Row: Mr. Staas. J. Lausch. B. Blankenhorn. M. Dunaway 44 K Seated, left to right: J. Cantrill, Co-editor, P. Brookover, Typist, Mr. Thibodeau, Adviser, D. Gift, Typist, J. Folgate, Co-editor. Second Row: S. Rodebaugh, J. Gross, A. Gross, K. Camenzind, C. Phillips, B. Blankenhorn, L. Miller. Third Row: L. Sweetwood, D. Miller, T. Daughenbaugh, S. Rinehart, N. Bender, M. Varty, C. Askey, S. Gross. Fourth Row: C. Herrmann, N. Davidson, D. Reeser, L. Cline, S. Foss, J. Moest, S. Freese. Fifth Row: K, Bostian, L. Barker, J. Bennehoif, L. Barker, B. Switzer, D. Busjahn, J. Hurless, B. Gross. Seated. left to right: B. Gross, J. Folgate, J. Fehr, J. Hurless, C. Herrmann, D. librarians Reeser, Mrs. Koch, Adviser. Second Row: J. Brooks, S. Rodebaugh, M. Klentz, L. Sigafus, D. Gift, C. Phillips, P. Harnish, L. Miller. Third Row: P. Moyer, J. Gross, L. Campbell, M. Varty, K. Camenzind, L. Foulker, A. Benfer, B. Blankenhorn. Fourth Row: D. Miller, L. Sweetwood, S. Rinehart, D. Busjahn, J. Bennehoff, J. Moest, S. Gross, S. Freese. Annual Stuff Annual Adviser-Mr. Keuler Editor In Chief-Beverley Gross Art Editor-Steve Switzer, Charlotte Askey Class Will-Elaine Janicke, Gladys Wagner Class History-Judith Hull Class Nonsense-Judy Folgate Cl-ass Prophecy-Jo Hurless, Joan Cantrill Calendar-Janis Fehr Activities-Cynthia Phillips Teachers Prophecies-Jean Messinger Sports Editor-Glen Wuthrich Typists-Typing II Advertisers-Jo Hurless, Joan Cantrill, Pat Brook- over, Carol Herrmann. High Sulesmen I X ,1 ' Magazine Sales Stuff Senior Class Play Left to right standing: Mrs. Koch, directorg L. Sigafus, D. Reeser, B. Gross, M. Homan. Second Row seated: S. Switzer, J. Folgate. J. Cantrill, C. Phillips, P. Brookover. Third Row seated: G. Wuthrich. D. Crone. Junior Class Play Left to right standing: J. Bergemann, J. Barmore, R. Davidson, C. Askey, B. Van Raalte, L. Barker. Second Row seated: S. Foss. J. Gross, R. Stabenow. Kneeling: B. Blankenhorn. Mr. Thibodeau. Director. CARNIVAL 3-f Fishing? Johnny Ray 1949 Wow ! KINGS, QUEENS, AND ATTENDANTS FROM 1949 - 1955 -Freshman-Caryl Frautschy, Tommy Bord- ner. Sophomores-Kathrine Shelton, Richard Jensen. Juniors-Elmer Wyss, Mary Daughenhaugh. Seniors-Larry Folgate, Jo Ann Bcxrmore. 1950-Freshman-Connie Russell. Sophomores- Caryl Fraulsc-hy, Tommy Bordner, Lorel Metz. Juniors-Donna Lehman. Seniors-Glen Pinnow, Sally LaB0rde. El- mer Wyss. 1951-Freshman-Lauren Dunaway, Lois Solar-0. Sophomores-Norma Shippy, Carol Mae Fol- gate. Juniors-Loral Metz, Carol Mae Folgate. Seniors-Darrell Zimmerman. Gwen Gill. 1952-Freshman-Dave Crone, Beverly Gross. .Iitterbug pals. Two 1953 Is the Water Wet? ll Sweet Violets Sophomores-Shirley Sweetwood, Bob Blan- kenhorn. Juniors-Leo Zimmerman, Rosie Moesl. Seniors-Marlene Scheider, Orville Schwarz. -Freshman-Sharon Freeso. Bill Blanken- horn, Sophomores-Mary Homan, Ed Enzinger. Juniors-Lauren Dunaway, Lois Solace. Seniors-Leo Zimmerman, Rosie Moest. 1954-Freshman -Beverly Blankenhorn, Jon Lausch. Sophomores-Sharon Foss, LaVerne Barker. Juniors-Leila Sigafus, Glen Wuthrich. Seniors-Lois Solace. Wilbur Heck. 1955-Freshman-Ronnie Blankenhorn, Pat Kloep- ping. Sophomores-Fred Huber, Kathy Camin- zend. Juniors-Gary Koehner, Arlene Gross. Seniors-Cynthia Phillips, Dave Crone. ff I K Real Good Program 1 , ,gn .. As juniors, President and ViC'Qv President. Mr. Jenserfs speech. Queen Helen . Crowuing of x'King Bob WH in H .SPY ,, MU. . I . OM RB'- ::1s : Q1 gQQ!Mf1ff1ffM' Leading the Grand March Hlllllllllunll Jr. President and date 54 King, Quvc-n, and Atlvmizants, ...J Our speaker Intermission M' I .11--W , - ,Mwdm ' r Q T 4 V 'valgfl .K W.. S-in Q S 1 Iii ' ..,. if gg , f 1 , 4 '- . ' ,, U R ,, if Q h W4 Q A rw I he xi, s. 11 1 f f. b E ,X A V M.y:v.l3T, nm ' , . -A 'nj . - fgj 1 r, , f , , L x C' H I lii' . EX S 'K V It W,k, -.fsf , ' xlqswm L 4 .f 5, - -I f? 51 If ' 'Q 2 y ' A f WE ,, .,,, fifgf fig? 5 X Y ff' s X-q . gi . , 11 iv 51 JUNIOR BAND Row One: Margaret Solberger, Gregory Molter, Florene Schoonhoven, Marilyn Kraft, Mr. Kiburz, Donald Kaiser, Craig Kleckler, Row Two: Gaylon Obert, Judy Losey, Judy Gross, Larry Weick, Helen Moest, Lenore Bostian, Larry Shippy, Jimmy Moyer, Allen Weaver. Row Three: Donna Rote, Mary Jane Shippy, Carol Busjahn, Arlene Busjahn, Karen Obert, Keith Reed, Sharon Black, Richard Freese, Gary Blankenhorn, Jackie Price. Row Four: Gerald Kerr,Ann Kundert, Joan Burrington, Linda Baker, Eleanor Elmer, Penny O'Haver, Wayne Jones, James Price, Jerry Moyer, Ray Parriott, Joanne Osenga. Row Five: Stephen Buehler, Bette Amans, Judy Maass, Sandra Dietmier, Virgil Leverton, Lila Miller, Karen Bostian, Joanne Stamm, Gerry Rinehart, Pamela Koehner, Karen Losey, Richard Rinehart. OCTETTE Left to right: A. Gross, C. Askey, B. Gross, J. Folgate, J, Fehr, S. Rinehart, N. Ben- der, J. Gross. At Piano: P. Brookover. Seated at piano: P. Brookover. Bottom Row: J. Bittner, M. Wild, B. Blankenhorn P. Kloepping, D. Gift, S. Walker, J. Gross, S. Rodebaugh, J. Brooks, Mr. Kiburz Second Row: S. Moore, L. Miller, L. Sigafus, S. Molter, L. Campbell. C. Homan, B Brooks, P. Moyer, P. Hamish. Third How: A. Gross, S. Gross, C. Ballesteros, D Miller, C. Herrmann, S. Rinehart, L. Sweetwood, C. Askey, A. Benfer, J. Linden- man. Fourth Row: K. Wieck, N. Rudisill, B. Gross, D. Reeser, J. Hull, J. Fehr, D Kruse, S. Samuelson, N. Bender. Fifth Row: J. Folgate, N. Neuenschwander, S Paxton, J. Hurless. K. Bostian. J. Bennehoff. A. Jordan, N. Bennehoff, J. Cantrill N. Aebly. D. Showers. Seated at piano: P. Brookover, Mr. Kiburz. Bottom Row: R. Gross, R, Blanken- horn, J, Barmore, L. Heck, E. Busjahn, A. Lindenman, G. Rote. Second Row: B. Blankenhorn, E. Gross, D. Blasing, G. O'Haver, R. DeHaven, L. Cline, E. Enzinger. Third Row: J. Jenson, K. Heitz, E. Foss, A. Meyers, H. Huber, D. Crone, R. Stabe- now. Fourth Row: D. Utt. J. Barmore, R. Schulz. H. Bowen, R. Frank, L. Barker G. Koehner. 1 'S ACTIVITIES Varsity Basketball R. Frank, Manager. Coach Staas, B. Blankenhorn, E. Enzinger, E. Gross, G. Wuth- rich. B. Schmid. R. Stabenow, B. Davidson. L. Barker. B. Schwarze. B. Dorsey. Tribute to the Orangeville Broncos Our Broncos are a scrappy bunch. They surely pack a terrific punch. There is Glen, the steady boy. He fills the coach's heart with joy. Then Bill Schmid, the great big man. always does the best he can. And big Bill Dorsey the rebound guy he's the kind who'll never say die. Toni Barker, a real slick shot. keeps all opponents on the spot. Dick Stabenow is a forward sly. He puts the ball thru smooth as pie. Bill Blankenhorn is another good shot. always in there, really hot. Bill Schwarze is the tallest lad. When he's playing it makes us glad. Bob Doc Davidson, a junior reserve. plays the game with lots of verve. En Enzinger. a senior with a lot of fight just the boy for a spot that's tight. Eugene Gross, last but not least. his skill has rapidly increased. The man behind this fighting team. Coach Dick Staas, the players' dream. vs' V 5 J, Q , M, W 455 W M f Im X31 ,,1, ap Q of J an Bev Sandy B ev A CHEER FOR THE CHEERLEADERS The most faithful fan for the basketball club is Beverley Gross. She needs no sub. She has been a cheerleader all four years and as head cheerleader she has made herself dear to players and fans alike. Her popularity shows- she was elected head cheerleader as a Junior and Senior both. Her leadership, enthusiasm, and will to win have spurred the boys on to 'try, try again'. Rah, Yea, Beverley! Another Senior girl on the cheerleading squad is Janis Fehr. For three years we have seen her jumping high in the air. She is interested in the whole team, but es- pecially in Bill. When he makes those baskets, it is really a thrill. She cheers him on and the rest of the team, too. She gives us her best. What more can she do? Rah, Yea, Jan! Carol Sharon Carol Hermann is another Senior girl. For two years we have watched her swirl and whirl as she cheers the boys on with lots of high kicks and shows them how well she does flips and splits. Rah, Yea, Carol! Sharon Freese is the only Junior in the bunch but she really has lots of punch. Her fighting spirit is so keen, It helps the boys get on the beam. Three years of cheerleading have been a test but she'll be back next year to give her best. Rah, Yea, Sharon! A Sophomore, Sandra Rodebaugh, is the best acrobat of them all. Two years of experience on the basketball floor, next year she'll be back for more. Rah, Yea, Sandy! A Sophomore girl in her first season is Beverley Blankenhorn. She'll be back next year with pep and vigor to carry on. Rah, Yea, Beverly! Now you know the girls in the ranks. Let's give them all our heartiest thanks! 15 W ,.. BEWJ' War Q 3 W . x X ,f W ,X if f 9 V ,xt . QW .,, 4 V -Q V, Q z L? 41? sig I H X A f 5 .Fi x ' .., 3 I Q A , WJ if 8 ' .-2 'AL f HZ.2'aw , I ,: , ' 1 , A vfkwmw xx Fwy... 3 ga .P lj A X. N' X! i ,KN 1 M ix 3 e ' ig, .W . A3f-'N gw ' X A, v Q gi, ie Alvlrx , .vkvk ii A F' .V,. 5 21:5 is Ki 1 'H f if? , . ', cg ' - ,: 1, 51313555215 W 5 . gk. ,Q ff' k., 4 5 -I ,. i 1 ' M is 4 w '-ff? :af f My 'fi-VJ l I FAEQEM . I X . VARSITY BRONCO BASKETBALL FROSH -SOPH BASKETBALL SCORES '54 - '55 Team Won Lost Dakota 10 0 Orangeville 7 3 Pearl City 5 5 Lena 4 6 Durand 3 7 Winslow 0 10 T Orangeville Elizabeth T Orangeville Milledgeville T Orangeville Winslow H Orangeville Aquin H Orangeville Lena T Orangeville Stockton H Orangeville Pearl City T Orangeville Polo T Orangeville Dakota Tournament at Mt. Carroll H Orangeville 66 Durand T Orangeville 50 Aquin H Orangeville 79 Winslow Tournament at Freeport Qsteph. Countyj Orangeville Dakota T Orangeville Lena H Orangeville Milledgeville T Orangeville Pearl City H Orangeville Elizabeth H Orangeville Stockton H Orangeville Dakota H Orangeville Warren T Orangeville Durand Tournament at Durand lDistrictJ Orangeville Winslow Orangeville Byron Players F.G F.T.A. F.T.M F.T.M LaVerne Barker 87 140 104 .742 278 Bill Blankenhorn 102 73 42 .575 244 Glen Wuthrich 84 103 74 .718 230 Richard Stabenow 73 92 61 .663 192 Bill Schmid 67 111 54 .486 198 Bill Dorsey 66 74 43 .581 189 Bill Schwarze 23 20 9 .450 55 Ed Enzinger 7 8 3 .375 16 Eugene Gross 3 6 4 .666 10 Bob Davidson 10 10 18 .500 40 ' Winner of the Ewert Kline Free Throw Trophy award- ed by the Orangeville American Legion Post. SCORES '54 - '55 Team Won Lost Orangeville 9 1 Dakota 7 3 Lena 7 3 Pearl City 5 5 Winslow 2 8 Durand 0 10 Orangeville 45 Elizabeth Orangeville 62 Milledgeville Orangeville 61 Winslow Orangeville 39 Aquin Orangeville 47 Lena Orangeville 52 Stockton Orangeville 27 Pearl City Orangeville 53 Polo Orangeville 41 Dakota Orangeville 53 Durand Orangeville 53 Aquin Orangeville 47 Winslow Orangeville 67 Lena Orangeville 41 Milledgeville Orangeville 44 Pearl City Orangeville 49 Elizabeth Orangeville 48 Stockton Orangeville 51 Dakota Orangeville 73 Warren Orangeville 60 Durand ' Players F.G F.T.A. F.T.M F.T.'7E TP Fred Huber 89 109 57 .542 Doug Schoonhoven 86 99 60 .558 Ken Messinger 84 88 56 .650 Marv Dunaway 37 38 20 .533 Bob Dorsey 16 30 17 .556 LaVem Michael 14 8 7 .125 Jon Lausch 10 26 9 .346 Ronnie Blankenhorn 19 24 8 .333 Larry Busser 17 12 3 .250 Jim Barmore 6 7 4 .571 Alan Leverton 2 2 0 .000 s.laAg.lq snq Bottom Row: Left to Right: R. Stabenow, M. Dunaway, B. Blankenhorn L Heck R. DeHaven, G. Wuthrich. Second Row: J. Parriott, Coach D. Staas B Schmid Third Row: L. Barker, J. Lausch, B. Schwarze, D, Schoonhoven G Koehner R Frank. Baseball COACHES Since Mr. Staas came to our faculty in Jan- uary '54 he has achieved high recognition as a coach, teacher, and a fine friend. We are look- ing forward to his being our varsity coach for years to come. Our Frosh-Soph coach, Mr. Cole, in the last two years has produced championship teams. He also coached the grade school team to many victories the last seasons. BRAVO TO COACH COLE!! lfew is wil Huis Off To Grandma On November 5, 1954, the Senior Class presented a three act comedy drama, entitled Hats Off To Grandma, by J. Vincent Barrett, under the direction of Mrs. Karl Koch. The story revolves around the mischievous prank of a wealthy old lady who gets tired of her social existence and, on the spur of the moment, answers an ad in the paper for a cook. Annie as she calls herself, goes to work for the Talmadge family in a small community, and immediately finds herself involved in the problems of all concerned. Naturally none of the Talmadges know that i'Annie is a famous millionaire. Not even the audience knows this until the last act. They think she is simply a darling old lady who has come to their house as a cook and has endeared herself to each and everyone of them by the wonderful manner in which she straightens out their individual problems. CAST Madge, the mother . . Glenn, the oldest son . . Alexander, the youngest son Inis Pruitt, Madge's sister . Tucker, Inis' son . . . Gladys, Glenn's young wife . Lura Scudder, the outgoing cook Annie Bassett, the incoming cook Freda Borden, the girl next door Kathryn Bock Smythe, a socialite Flora, Kathryn's daughter . . Joan Cantrill Steve Switzer Glen Wuthrich Pat Brookover Dave Crone Judy Folgate . Mary Homan Cynthia Phillips . Leila Sigafus Beverley Gross Delores Reeser if il if 5 J., 51 ' Q 57 I ,4 J 'kv 5 Y i K i i Stage Crew if v-uv - Qfiffrs w A Christmas Tree? Doll Our Jesse James Giddyap :Q J W A6-li I -Q gl iq - 2 M V , 'tj ' 181 'Q Esllfw llodern bathtub hi if I sf E E I ,Q Oooooooh The Juniors of today Those legs! Don't look aiu Which one has the blggest smile, 'Q MM 'F'- All dressed up ' ff Bashful eousins A Where's the party? l A .J -E: I 1k'f Z L k V , ,. K ' fs ' e ehss . A . M K 534 Relatives ' r V 1 ' I A 1 Il , , i W f'. W 7 ' 'V - r '- H 1 + 5 , ry ie, 'Aw W -K: if 5. fs ,I W' , :W 3 w I . 5 ' 5 FU- , What's so funny? s ss s l 1 5 + li fi 7 ' Smile pretty . - QTWIUS? I lg I 3 hr' V E: A ki A ' , al l , r- A -. ' ' -',l . --L WOW 'M' U V if.twlf--Wfjwdilfllfl'uvlfrr v ai I WM 'J I' .,! tv' -'P+ 'hw' 68 2533! Qi ffl W. , . , if 225 , Lf-sf K E251 ,ask 5 5 L' wif ww, ' i ,J I S .Af A . Q , yen 34-ruff' I Q ax lfk 10 3 WWF-umm 'N .nv if NN' L M 4 Eg fy -2 . W 1 5292 ' as 2 'S 5 ' I f 5? 75 . Y 69 Calendar August School opens, Happy Day??? September Courier Drive begins. Labor Day-No School!! Classes met and elected oflicers. Played our first game of softball with Durand-won 9-8. Magazine Drive begins-Pete Hall is driving a Cadillac now-and we thought we were making money!! Softball game with Lena-won again! Game with Pearl City, won 8-2. Judy Folgate, just what all do you carry in your purse? Freshmen-Parents F.F.A. Anniversary film. Won game with Winslow-That's four in a row. Hurrah! Senior Pictures taken at Bilger's Studio in Freeport. Lost our Hrst game to our old rival Dakota, 6-5. Was a good game anyway. ' October Assembly Program-Haaker, Pianist-Papa Loves Mambo. Cheerleading tryouts-Congratulations, winners!! End of 1st six weeks. Community Fair. Juniors choose class rings: Seniors choose announcements. Institute at Rockford-NO SCHOOL!! Assembly program-Southland Singers. November School pictures taken- Smile pretty, every one. Senior Class Play-Good job kids! Cheerleading Clinic at Normal College-Our cheerleaders learned a lot, that day. F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet. Armistice Day, NO SCHOOL!! Institute at Freeport-no school again! Elizabeth, our first Bronco basketball game-won both games too, Basketball game with Milledgeville, won both games. End of 2nd six weeks. 19 23 23 25 29 29 30 3 7 8 10 13 14 17 18 20 21 22 22 27 3 4 5 7 7 8 11 13 14 14 15 17 1 9 - 20 - 21 20 21 25 26 28 29 Winslow there-won both games again! Assembly program-Jack Rank and his one man presentations. Game with Aquin. Broncos won: Ponies lost their first game. Thanksgiving. Back to school again. Texas Cow Girls-We wonder why Mr. Staas fouled so much. School pictures arrived. We didn't know that we had so many good- looking kids in O. H. S. December Lena here-Broncos lost a hard fought battleg Ponies won. Stockton there and Broncos lostg Ponies won. The Seniors must have had another English test by the looks on their faces. Pearl City here-won both games. Christmas Candle Light Service. Polo there. Broncos Wong Ponies lost. Dakota there. The Broncos lost by a short margin to the Indians. Christmas Dance - Snow Flake Swirl. We heard Mary Homan really enjoys sliding-she even tried it with her car now!! Sharon and Doc, couldn't you wait until Christmas? Last day of school!! Christmas vacation arrived. We wonder why everyone is sending for minus weight -- seems they want that Marilyn Monroe type figure, isn't that so, Mr. Kueler??? Al- so wondered what Theresa D. got for Christmas. Holiday Tournament-lost first game to Scales Mound. January Back to school again-is it that there are more of us here or just that we all ate too much? We learned Cindy Phillips is minus her tonsils. Mr. Kueler wondered when Shorthand classes started operating beauty salons. The Freshmen girls are even taking over the boy's socks now. How about that boys? Assembly program-Downies. We didn't know we had a circus per- former in our school-Mr. Thibodeau are you planning to join? Basketball game with Durand-won both games. Mr. Staas really likes that Hokey Pokey dance-of course we all haven't as much to shake as he has! Aquin there-lost both games. Semester tests. Back to the old grind. Tests until noon. Winslow here-won both games. G.A.A. bowling in Freeport-Joan Cantrill had the highest score. Junior Class members are all showing off their new class rings-Let's see that all of you keep them now! County Tourney. LOST TO DAKOTA! Cheer up kids it was only a basketball game. Annual pictures taken. Seniors choose Judy Folgate as D.A.R. award winner. Juanita Gross-Why aren't you sitting down today? ls it because it is your birthday? Basketball game with Lena-won both games. Game with Milledgeville-won both games again. 9-10- 29- 24 4 5 7 11 14 15 18 25 28 3 11 14 15 18 21 22 25 28 8 12 13 17 22 30 6 13 22 -25 26 27 February Pearl City there-won both games. Elizabeth here-won both games. Stockton here-won both games. Dakota here. Broncos lost the game by 3 points again Ponies clinched their championship by defeating the papooses Donna Gift has a sudden attraction for Monroe Warren here, Broncos wong Ponies lost Durand here-won both games. End of 6 weeks. Contest ensembles played at P. T. A. March Assembly program-Marmein, the ballet dancer Frosh-Soph Tourney G. A. A. swimming lessons began. Carnival-Disk Jockey Jamboree. Movie-Wake of the Red Witch. Swimming lesson at Freeport. Judy Folgate do you have an addition to your family or is lt that some girls got snowed in at your place!! Junior Class Play-you 'criters shor dld do a mighty good Job Sharon Foss, what is this about Doc going home just an hour before the milk man comes-don't try to tell us that the m1lk man comes at 2:30! April Good Friday-No Schoolg End of six weeks School opens. F.H.A. Mother and Daughter Tea. Band and Chorus Music Festival. F.H.A. Field trip to Madison. Music Contest Junior-Senior Prom. Senior Skip Day. Baccalaureate. Tests Graduation. End of school year. MG? All school picnic Alumni '54 Wayne Reed is now working at Bloom 8: Cowan. Lauren Dunaway is going to the University of Illinois. Judy Crone works at Household Finance. Wilbur Heck is stationed in Fort Sill. Donald Bennehoff is working at Fairbanks-Morse. Shirley Sweetwood is happily married to Robert Wild and is living at Rolla, Missouri. Helen Schmid is working at Rawleigh's.-P.S. She is engaged to our English teacher, Mr. Thibodeau. Lois Solace is working at Burgess in the oflice. Bob Blankenhorn is working for Uncle Sam at Fort Chaffee, Arkansas, in the Army Artillery. Belva Schoonhoven is working at Rawleigh's. Too bad her boss is a woman. Anita Lausch is working at Crum and Forster. William Scheider is employed at the Burgess Battery Company. Mary Stabenow is working at Rawleigh's and is engaged to Ed Schmid. Jack Wilson is Working at home. Soon he and Bonnie will be starting their own home. Dorothy Busjahn is married to Elmer Wyss and is living in Mt. Horeb, Wisc. Donna Knodle is married and Works at General Casualty Company. Shelby Reeser is seeking further education at the Beauty School at Rockford. Lyle Grinnell is working at Hecht's in Freeport. Elta Bertalot is living above the Chocolate Shop in Monroe and attending Creen County Normal. Robert Denekas works for Lyle Schultzes'. John Osenga is working at Burgess. Vernetta Ault is working at the telephone office in Freeport. Darlene Upward is working at the Western States Insurance Company. Glen Meinert is at home farming. Lucille Zee is working at the Commercial and Savings Bank at Monroe, Wisc. Alois Bilgri is farming at home. Homer Kohn is working at home on the farm. He is still keeping in close touch with OCHS. Jean Busjahn is employed at the First National Bank at Freeport. Albert Scheider is working on the farm and is considering going on to school this fall. Lyle Harnish works at Burgess. Harold Leverton is working on his dad's farm. He is also in the National Guards. Robert Briggs is in the National Guards and works at Fairbanks. Marie Hull works at Rawleigh's. Viola Splinter is at home. Gerald Loos is studying to be a minister. June Zettle is happily married to Alvin Wagner and is living at Afolkey, MO'I'I'O OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF With the ropes of the past, we will ring of the future . FLOWER OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF Mum COLORS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF Aqua and White : ii?--ff! - if A QI? 3 A 6 The COMMERCIAL Sz SAVINGS BANK MONROE, WISCONSIN MEMBER F. D. I. C. GREEN COUNTY'S FASTEST G R O W I N G R A N K Q FOR A BETTER APPEARANCE CHARLESIL KOHLI SHOP WATCHES -r- DIAMONDS Q S C H U E T Z E 7 S and JEWELRY M0NR0E's Goetz Theatre Building LEADING STORE EOR MEN az BOYS MONROE -:- WISCONSIN 4? 'lv MZ UI' S PHONE: 93 MoNRoE. 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ORANGEVILLE, ILL. 0 WALTER KUEHL Q J E W E L E R 17 E. Stephenson FREEPORT -:- ILLINOIS BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1955 DALE D. GROSS 'It Doesn't Cost It Pays to Use' WEBSTER HYBRID HOGS Phone: McConnell 14-32. ORANGEVILLE -:- ILLINOIS 9 I smu DARDQ xxx if XX STANDARD SIHZWIICE STATION DELBERT STABENOW, Orangeville. In 9 0 OSENGA MOTOR SALES sALzs CASE GEHL SERVICE Gas - Oil - Batteries - Washing - Lubrication Phone 43 EN U I C: E S E RV IC E X O PA 5 0 LOUIS A. ZIPSE Insurance ALL LINES HEISE GARAGE With Best Wishes and Congratulations to our Seniors of 55 R- R- 1 Q Glenn R. Keuler Orangeville, I11 Phone 1817 Equitable Life Insurance of United States 0 0 El J M . Compliments Of wyn . alns Q LlMACHER'S PLUMBING . HEATING . SHEE1' METAL Phone QQEATS ff GR0gfi:f1LEfi11e In Phone 24 Orangeville, I11. 0 9 Compliments RALPH H. 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Van Buren Appointments Pfafftduatifgl 0 o ra s Are Not Necessary g p At Any Time ASK ANZEERRGEVILLE FUTURE BRIDES STOP IN AND LET US EXPLAIN OUR STORYBOOK WEDDING Taken In Home, Church Or Studio Regardless Of Where You Live Family Groups Baby Arranged By A Professional Pictures W C t Th Smile T0 Please EVBTYOIIC You Wil1agVaEii To eRemember LAKESHIRE-MARTY C0 MTANY Compliments Of D f th B d C ms '3rZnge3u1e?rni310iZmPany Q 0NEC0 PUMP SHOP If it's Bordens Itvs Got to be good Orangeville, Illinois Q v 4550s O, w . .:Qi2r,fI7l.?e'?f' fa ' ' 1 . XT1 , 1 ' Cheryl Mays Beauty Shop Q we Orangeville, Illinois 1.i,p ., ONECO GROCER Y Phone 149R2 Roscoe Askey, Owner Phone 1804 MOORE DRUG STORE . in DRUGS SCHOOL SUPPLIES p U R E Phone 51 DRUG 5 Fountain Service Radios Repaired pgoMp1 Photo Finishing Greeting cards Q SERVICE J Burrington - Cramer Orangeville, Ill 9 Compliments of Wm. R. Cramer Funeral Home Phone 31 FOR ALL OF YOUR BUILDING REQUIREMENTS S E E The Alvin F. Rote Company I , PHONE 60 LORAL JORDAN Orangeville Manager ARGYLE ORANGEVILLE MONROE Chas. L. Ringer Co. ' FREEPoR'r's LEADING JEWELERS Q Fl'66p0l't Beauty SEI'ViC0 113 West stephegson Street 14 so. Chicago Ave. Phone: M 330 Freeport, I i Freeport, Illinois Q Q OF EMMERT - MO0GK'S DRUG STURE Q Congratulations From NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE COMPANY Freeport, Illinois , Witte's Jewelry 114 W. Main Si. 0 K Q FREEPORT - ILLINOIS Complete Selection of Qvalily' Clothing and Furnisilngl BULOVA and ELGIN WATCHES Opposite Court House, Freeport Flint's Benton Bakery Clganek 219 W. Stephenson Freeport, Ill. PAINT 86 HARDWARE STORE Wedding at Decorated Cakes Q Complete Line of Baked Goods SPORTING GOODS Main 324 128 E. Stephenson St. Freeport, Ill COAL, GAS and OIL HEATING PLANTS THE STORE FOR WOMEN Q HOME and FARM HARDWARE Main 2. 23 E. Stephenson St. Freeport, Illinois FREEPORT, ILLINOIS Q FREEPORT FLORAL CO. Telephone: Main 99 106 W. Main Freeport, Illinois CLEMENS RINDERMAN HIGH GRADE OIL and GAS BURIWERS and SHEET METAL WORK Phone Main 1795 - 217 W. Main st' Q Luggage, Gifts, Decorative Furnishings FREEPORT, ILLINOIS Compliments of Sonny's Cafe Cor. of Liberty and Exchange Freeport, I11. State Opposite Court House Freeport, Illinois O Stukenberg Implement Sales Q Tractors - Combines Farm Implements 718 19 East Main Freeport 0 0 Stephenson County Service Station D OC and BILL Tires - Batteries - Grease - Oil 85 Grease Spri ng St. at Walnut Freeport Phone Main 40 Illinois 6 YOUR GARDEN SUPPLY STORE Flour Insecticides Lawn Seed Pet Supplies Feeds Softener Salt Garden Seeds Hess' . Salsbury's Dog Foods Bird Supplies Fertilizers Remedies 85 Tonics Sinclair XL Moellenberndt 114 E. Stephenson St. Main 141 Freeport, Illinois Plenty of Parking Space Ph.: M 3960 OASIS Drive In RESTAURANT Q 5' I I Specialize in Steaks - Chops - Chicken Jct. 20 85 26 Freeport, Ill. MMM, nom. www dm.n 'sm Q 9 Compliments of Compliments of Bear's Clover Farm Store Q Freeport Carburetor Cedarville, Illinois Phone: Cedarville 52 Sz Electrical Service 210 W. Jackson St. Freeport, Ill. Main 2608 0 6 Bonded Member of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Service Deininger Floral Shop FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS Telephone: Main 3040 l W. Main St. Freeport. Ill. SMHH lZ0tmif,'faEM4,fQ'N5 'IU' ROCHFUFID, ILLINOIS Roster G. LUECKE Fleepoft Rug and L noleum . Inc. REGISTERED JEWELER I C0 ' AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Q Phone State 159 3 East Main Street , FREEPORT, ILLINOIS 10 East Mum St. - Freeport, Ill. Complete Line of FLOOR COVERINGS COMPLIMENTS OF COLLIER'S MUSIC STORE H 0 M E O F WURLITZER PIANOS STORY 85 CLARK PIANOS RCA VICTOR RADIO TV C G CONN BAND INSTRUMENTS WHEN IN FREEPORT, STOP IN AND VISIT US 21 E. Stephenson St. FREEPORT. ILL. 0 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Freeport, Illinois A Member of the Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. A Member of the Federal Reserve System 9 Congratulations From The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MONROE, WISCONSIN Founded 1856 Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q SCHEFFNEE,,efL,n CUMPANY Reed Sz Son Sinclair Service ARM IMPLEMENTS - WATER SYSTEMS Feed and Barn Equipment Phone: Cedarville 86 'n Freeport, Illinois C darvme, Im . O 9 c pl ts Of F R E E P 0 R T Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Inc. 0 60005 Q9 QD MESSING Ki BECKER SPORTING GOODS MAIN 803 FREEPORT, ILL THE STORE I Where Sportsmen Serve Sp0rtsmen IT PAYS T0 PLAY K OIL Q Compliments Of LYLE RINEHART as U S 1 Orangeville, Ill. 'relephene 69 9 9 . Compliments of Kirby Vacuum Cleaners , o 221 S. Galena. Main 585 Arn S Statmn Life-time Guarantee , GAS - QIL - TIRES Repairs and Service on all makes of own wine Ph 54 Vacuum Cleaners g one 0 9 SNIVHY TOWN 8. COUNTRY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Hiway 11 West. 2 Great Stores Uptown IN MONROE Your Lane Cedar Chest Headquarters Professionally Recommended Krug Convalescent Home Lester A. Krug Dorothy A. Krug Orangeville, Ill. Telephone 135 0 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ORANGEVILLE FARMERS MKTG. ASS'N. DEALERS IN Grain, Feed, Flour, Coal, Salt, Builer Twine Come in and visit us at your convenience or phone Or. 120 We extend our best Wishes DICK RUEBER, Mgr. to the Graduating Q Seniors of 1955 Congratulations To The Senior Class Charles A. Phillips, McConnell, Illinois Phone 21 9 Q STAN'S BARBER SHOP Compliments Of orangeville, mms Q Jacobs Sales and Service Congratulations to Class of 55 Omgeville, Illinois General Repairing and Tuneup Work PRINTING: STEPI-IENSON-CARROLL PUBLISHERS, LENA, ILLINOIS BINDING' VASS BINDERY, RGCKFORD, ILLINOIS Ae 1. is--V K 1,525 5 X ' xiii' Hg-sake A ,ll :zzz 5 5. wi? wi, Q3 'Ntun-1 Q .wwf 52 w