Orangeville High School - Orano Yearbook (Orangeville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

x -fx I n pq 'fwjmw 2 5 .- '-:ffm ...Mean-,X , A 1 , L 4'- Q ' ff- Lfw -fig-tyvlff' - :L A ' , A,' ? '.3:,1,' fa.- .ng ,V gg? f -- 5-. vefmm. ,2,23A?ff3 ii 5,2 Q w an is-A,,.mu.mxw.,1a,uJ, L X, . .Mpm,.1:L..N.Q,a:,21x 1 f QM, 4 The Senior Class of Orangeville High School Presents the ORANO 1 i 5 r:, 1., k x if 5'-3 wi wi, as I M Q 5 5' gf 'fi 1 I The Helper - Table of Contents Administration- -5 Seniors--1 1 1 ' is K M Q Classes--23 A .Junior High--31 Organizations--37 Sports--53 . k,: xtawdys, ??w'fQ ' 'rf Y' Yr w -2 'Y f N Aotivities--6 3 3 Graduation--7 1 SN 5 A at .. Q- Q, 5. LL.f ' wf'f1f4 .... g ii f gf? 'ff--F . 'L My WAQW if-w, iff., 1 . Aw1gR,..ggg. ,. iff +5 , X YY 1, ,K .3522 -sg5i:..m-5.3. . ,A ...X-Q1 A 3 -2 ,W g. M. .Q 515, .' :sz 1 Q K FAX Q S K x gg X35 -S Q fi X. x . 8 Q Q, A N ,gt-. -S . E. X L in Three 'N x Lv- . .f 'F Q gr ' 4 ,, , Wx Q 2 I 'x 'N XX u,p'. Q -lQ,, 'if S 'V-U, z The Men Behind the cenes if . SEATED: Mr. V. Schieder, Mr. C. Price, Mr. V. Dickinson. STANDING: Mr. V. Best, Mr. R. Babler, Mr. C. Bennehoff, Mr. D. Folgate. The board gathers around for a look at the books. This page is sponsored by Mr. Gene Hayes, our yearbook photographer l3ILQER1BLANKENBERG STUDIOS The American ideal of equality of opportunity assumed one of its most concrete forms in a universal system of public schools. This we have endeavored to provide you in our capacity as Board of Education. Progress requires continual measure- ment of ideals in terms of achieve- ment and we wish all graduating seniors the best of success in their 1ife's work. They Who Lead CHARLES L. STRAYER GLENN R. KEULER SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Class of l 959: What an opportunity has been yours is being the group to chronicle the events of this past year. We welcome your 18th edition of the Orano with its interesting account of school life as it is in Orangeville today. May your high school days recall pleasant memories, and may each of you meet with deserved success in Life's Great School. Mrs. ABRAHAM: B.S. Northern Illinoisg Home Economics, FHA Adviser. Mrs. BARMORE: Northern Illinoisg 7-A Homeroom teacher. This page is sponsored by Mr. Gene Hayes, our yearbook photographer BILGER-BLANKENBERG STUDIOS 6 South Adams Freeport, Ill. Past - Present - Future ls in ri ,, is X .if I my ' X, E E N i M ,- mv' ,rs 03,3 1? 5 -- L .Q Q, M3 1 fi r ss' is ,:-- .e,,: 1 .-.Q I fi 3 f Mr. BOSTIAN: Northern Illinois U. of Wisconsin-Extensiong 8-A Home- Mr. COLE: Mr. DALEY: Mrs . I-IIMLEY: Mr. KEULER: Mr. KIBURZ: . STAASS: 1 if 5 X .Q W X X ff 5 ,X lkliixii 4. I Q Q UE i gp Qi SW' KRW R K l X , .,iss s..,,, 3, ig A .1 sit. sw wil I s A I ,,R,..,, S S Ex ,F iii i .-ee W, i . X-.. S , is ui .VM it ' gi 1 5, ,Sky , Si . i , 1 fitaaail X 1 .S i in .ni we Mr Q' F :- I' i -I T 9 is f ii- IQ room te ache r. B.S. Northern Illinois, 8-B Homeroom teacher, 7th gl 8th Grade Coach. B.S. U. of Wisconsin, Vo. Ag. and Shop, FFA Adviser. M.A. U. of Wisconsin, Phy. Ed., GAA Adviser, Cheer- leader Adviser, Latin. M.A. U. of Columbia, New York, Commercial, Principal. B.M.E. Vandercook College of Music, Chicago, Illinois, Band, Chorus. B.A. Northern Illinois, Phy. Ed., General Science, Varsity Coach. 8 43 Thelr Hands L.L.B. U. of lllinoisg Social Problems, History. B,A. at the State College of Arkansasg Mathe- matics. B.S. Wisconsin State Teachers Collegeg Vo. Ag., FFA Adviser. Green County Teachers College, Platteville, Wis 7-B I-lomeroom teacher. B.S. Wis. State Collegeg English 2,3,4, Library Adviser. M.A. Northern lllinoisg Science, Science Club. B.M.E. James Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois Music 1-8. 0 They, Too, Deserve Praise SECRETARIES: Mrs. Mains, Mrs. McGinnis COOKS: Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Hulbert CUSTODIANS: Mr. Miller, Mr. Hogg To these workers in our school, we'd like to say a little word of thanks for the many that have been left unsaid. Surely our school day would be quite different if there were no school bus to pick us up each morning and take us home each evening, no clean and polished school in which to start out the day, no one to take care of the office work, and no meal when lunchtime comes. So to you who help make our school a more pleasant one, we would like to say a sincere thank you. 0-4..t.,,j BUS DRIVERS: KNEELINC, Mr. Marian, Mr. Cramer, Mr. DeMar, Mr. Henze, Mr. Deery. STANDING: Mr. Daley, Mr. Clarno, Mr. May, Mr. Hulbert, Mr. Lenker. 10 ,7Z,,w,fMWW A + fzf X . N . :nm Seniors Reach Top Rung o Jack Armstrong 'Jack' The thinkiest thinker that ever thunk. Football 43 Science Club 4. Joyce Griffin IJOYI A lover of letter receiving. FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Secre tary 4, GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Cheerleader 3,49 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, President 4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Octet 23 Pep Club 1,23 Orano Staff, Librarian 1,25 Teen Talk l,2,3,4g Student Council l,2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Prom Queen 3, Carnival Attendant 1. JoAnn Bissell IJOI Horses, horses, and more horses. FHA l,2,3,4g GAA 2,3,4g Chorus 1, Pep Club 2,3,4g Orano Staff, Li- brarian 1,2,3,4, Teen Talk 4. Sally Brookover 'Sal' Just like a clock, always wound up and going. FHA l,2,3,4g GAA l,2, Baton 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Orano Staff, Li- brarian 1,2,3,45 Teen Talk 1,2,3,4g There She Goes! 3 Brother Goose. Marlis Buehler 'Molly' l think I think more than you think I think. FHA l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 1, Pep Club l,2,3,43 Orano Staff, Teen Talk 4, Brother Goose , Stu- dent Council 4, Treasurer 4. Stephen Buehler 'Steve' Latin is a language that never ought to be. FFA 1,23 Band l,2,3,4, choms 1,25 Orano Staff, Teen Talk 2,3, Semes- ter Editor 45 There She Goes! 3 Brother Goose , Science Club 2,3,4, President 3. 12 Ladder Carol Busjahn 'Carol' Her life's an open book, well worth reading. FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. of Recre- ation 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 3,4, Octet 25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Orano Staffg Librarian 1,2,3,45 Teen Talk 1,2,3,45 Class Sec.-Treas. 35 Brother Goose 5 Magazine Drive 3,4, Manager 45 Homecoming Queen 4. Robert Dwyer lBobl Truman was a farmer so what have I got to lose. FFA 2,3,4. Judy Folgate 'Judy' No wrinkles from worries. FHA l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Point Chr. 35 Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Octet 25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Orano Staff5 Librarian l,2,3,45 Teen Talk 1,2,3,45 Student Council 4: Prom Attendant 3. Janice Lehman 'Jan' A ring on her finger is worth two on the phone. FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 15 Chorus 1,2,3, Octet 25 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Orano Staff5 Librarian l,2,35 Teen Talk 1,2 ,35 Student Council 45 Carnival Attendant 2. Susan Hefty 'Sue' Essence of sweetness, model of neatness. FHA 1,2,3,4, Songleader 3, Presi- dent 45 CAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Cheerleader 45 Baton l,2,3,4, Leader 35 Band 1,2,3,4, President 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Li- brarian 1,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Teen Talk 1,2,3,45 There She Goes! 5 Brother Goose 5 Student Council 45 Carnival Attendant 3 5 Yearbook Editor. Ronald Folgate 'Ron' Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. FFA 1,2,3,45 Orano Staff. 13 Four Years Packed Full o Lawrence Keister ll-'arryl I hate being late but it beats hurrying. Baseball 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. Judy Maass 'Jude' Chatter, chatter, little squirrel, what a talkative little girl. FHA 1,2,3,4, President 35 CAA 1,25 3,4, Point Chr. 2, President 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Baton 1,2,3,4, Leader 45 Band 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice Pres. 45 Chonis l,2,3,45 Orano Staff 45 Li- brarian 1,2,4, Treasurer 45 Prom Attendant 35 Class President 25 Teen Talk l,2,3,45 There She Goes! 5 Brother Goose 5 FFA Sweetheart 4. Donald Kaiser 'Duck' I can sleep all day5 nights are dif- ferent. Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 45 O Club l,2,3,45 FFA l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Orano Staff5 Class Secretary 2,45 Carnival Attendant 15 Prom King 35 Track 2,3,4. Mary Koester lMaryl A quiet girl but quite a girl. FHA 45 Orano Staff 45 Teen Talk 45 Brother Goose. Carol Kloepping 'Carol' That's the way the ball bounces. FHA l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Orano Staff5 librarian 1,2,35 Teen Talk 1,25 There She Goes! 5 Brother Goose. Larry Heitz 'Smiley' If school is liberty, then give me death. Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Foot- ball 3,45 O Club l,2,35 FFA 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Orano Staff5 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Carnival Attendant 35 Track 2. 14 atudles Achievements, and Fun Bill Samuelson 'Walrus' Ah-h-h come on, Coach! Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Football 3,43 O Club l,2,3,4, Fl-'A l,2,3,4, Chorus l,2g Orano Staff, Class Treasurer 4, Track 2,3,4, Carnival Attendant 2. Helen Moest 'Hans' Once in her mind, there it staysg that's why she rates so many A's. FHA l,2,3,4, Historian 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Orano Staff, Librarian 1,2,3g Teen Talk l,2,3,4, There She Goes! 5 Brother Goose. Gerald Rinehart 'Gerry' He doesn't break the rules, he just bends them a little. Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,25 Foot- ball 3,4g O Club l,2,3,4, FFA 1, Band 1,2,33 Chorus 1,25 Teen Talk 4g Class President 1,4g There She Goes! 5 Student Council 3,4, Presi- dent 43 Orano Staffg Prom Attendant 4. Mary Ann Babler 'Mary' Work! Will it never cease ? FHA l,2,3,4, GAA 1,23 Pep Club l,2,3,4, Orano Staff, Librarian 1,23 Teen Talk l,2,3,4, Semester Editor 4. Barbara VanRaa1te 'Barb' Smi1e when you say that. FHA l,2,3,43 GAA l,2,3,4, Baton 19 Band 13 Chorus lg Pep Club l,2,3,4, Orano Staff, Teen Talk l,2,3,4' Li- brarian l,2,3,4, ' Sandra Murphy 'Murph' Do angels have red hair? FHA 2,3,4, Reporter 39 GAA 2,35 Chorus 2,3,4, Octet 2, Pep Club 2,3,43 Orano Staff, Librarian 2,35 Teen Talk 2,33 Class Treasurer 2, Vice-Pres. 3, There She Goes! , Brother Goose. 15 Seniors . . . Proud of the Record The Carolyn Swanson 'Carol' Take a cue from her on how to en- joy life. FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Li- brarian 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Head Li- brarian 45 Teen Talk 3,45 There She Goes! 5 Brother Goose 5 Stu- dent Council 4, Secretary 45 Class President 35 Assistant Yearbook Ed- itor. Larry Mains 'Cookie' Why let the devil have all the fun? Football 3,45 FFA 15 Teen Talk 45 There She Goes! 5 Brother Goose. James Price 'Jim' I shouldn't do this, but I will. Basketball 2,3,45 Football 45 FFA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Chorus 1,25 O Club 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Orano Staff5 Homecoming Escort 45 Brother Goose. Joaane Stamm IJOI Happiness is a by-product of work. FHA l,2,3,45 Baton 1, Band l,2,3,45 Orano Staff5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Li- brarian 1,2,35 Teen Talk 1,2,3,45 There She Goes! Linda Shippy lun! Her heart is like a moon5 there's a man in it. FHA 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,a,4, vice Pres. 45 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head Cheer. 45 Baton 2,3,45 Chorus 15 Pep Club 15 Librarian 1,25 Teen Talk 2,3,45 Class Treasurer l, Vice Pres. 25 Brother Goose 5 Student Council 3,45 Orano Staff5 Asst. Manager, Magazine Drive 4. Daryl Sweetwood 'Sweetie Pie' They say that he was once caught studying. FFA 1,2,3,45 Orano Staff5 FHA Sweetheart 4. 16 Have Left as Leaders of O. H. . Virgil Leverton 'Verg' Study hard and the rewards are yoursnu FFA 15 Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,33 Teen Talk 45 There She Goes! 5 Brother Goose , Science Club 2,3,4. ii? . :N X J v I ,J QW. 'YAA.v Q X S, Senior Class History Senior! A small but triumphant word for this year's graduating class! It hardly seems possible, but we've--all thirty-one of us--lived through the four years of high school. After the kidding as greenies we now feel we have some place in our school. Our sophomore year was one when we weren't green freshmen or we weren't juniors ready for presenting a play and promg we were just at the in-between stage. Next, naturally, followed the junior year. During this year, we presented our first class play, There She Goes! It was a comedy-mystery type of play which was well received. A Now we are seniors! We have presented our last high school play, a comedy entitled Brother Goose. As seniors, we have representatives in all the organizations, many of whom hold the offices of leader- ship. We had the following members on the football squad: Jack Armstrong, Larry Heitz, Don Kaiser, Larry Mains, Jim Price, Gerry Rinehart, and Bill Samuelson. Later in the year, Don Kaiser, Larry Heitz, Bill Samuelson, and Jim Price represented the class as members of the basketball team. Backing them were senior cheerleaders: Joyce Griffin, Susan Hefty, Judy Maass, and head cheerleader, Linda Shippy. Mr. Shuman's senior homeroom won the school's annual magazine drive with the high percentage sales of S358.80. Senior, Marlis Buehler brought down the top magazine sales honor with a new high total of S182.50. Another honor bestowed on the senior class of '59 was the selection of Bill Samuelson as the most valu- able player of Stephenson Conference by the players of the conference basketball teams. Now we are only a few short weeks away from being out in the world on our own. We would sincerely like to extend our appreciation to all the faculty members who have, in the past four years, taught, to the very best of their abilities, the qualities of citizenship and knowledge we so urgently need for the years to come. 17 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Gerry Rinehart Vice -Pres .... Larry He itz Secretary . . . Don Kaiser Treasurer . . . Bill Samuelson ...M ss... i,Si,rr 'Mss 4 E El EW? . .Q . is e . A . .. s.ess in is is e'er 1 f 111- stsrr 1. . 3' we f N' fi? Q 1 esr'errA if Q. ' W- i ,. .. 1595 N 2131! rg gptklhxg ,M.. if 51, 3 1, xspxj wa 5,,,iMm'ew' 1, 1, 1, I, I, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, I, 1, 1, 1, 1, I, 1, 1, 1, 1, I, I, 1, 1, 1, 1, I, I, 1. Jack Armstrong, will my A's to Keith Kundert. Mary Ann Babler, will my strong cheering voice to Mary Hull. JoAnn Bissell, will my muscles to Joyce Folgate. Sally Brookover, will my ability to experiment with my hair to Doris Yeoman. Marlis Buehler, will my ability to goof-off to Wayne Yeoman. Stephen Buehler, will my no-ability in Latin to anybody. Carol Busjahn, will my friendly smile to Jon Siegmeier. Robert Dwyer, will my quiet voice to Larry Seifreit. Judy Folgate, will my height to Ronnie Holmes. Ronnie Folgate, will my speedy driving to anybody who can pay the fines. Joyce Griffin, will my ability to restring our cowgirl hats to Cheryl Van Houten. Susan Hefty, will my waistline to anybody who would rather eat fruit than candy bars. Larry Heitz, will my good manners to Tony Scuitto. Don Kaiser, will my ability to get hurt playing basketball to no unfortunate boy. Larry Keister, will my loud pipes to anyone who can pay the fines. Mary Lou Koester, will my ability to play the part of a Negro maid to anyone who wants to try. Janice Lehman, will my ability to chew gum and not get caught to Joanne Kloepping. Virgil Leverton, will my ability to not getting sent to the office for any reason to Richard Rinehart. Judy Maass, will my natural wave to Delores Wise. Larry Mains, will my ability to go steady with Darlene Remmers to anybody who DARES to try it. Helen Moest, will my blonde streak to anyone who has a bottle of bleach at home. Sandra Murphy, will my ability to talk back to Mr. Kueler to anyone who thinks they can get away with it. Jim Price, will my low English grades to Elizabeth Buford. Gerry Rinehart, will my ability to get out of trouble to Chuck Nicks. Bill Samuelson, will my hook-shot to Larry Wieck. Linda Shippy, will my laugh to Marcia Kramer. Joanne Stamm, will my ability to eat apples in social problems to Maureen Walter. Carolyn Swanson, will my glasses to anybody who thinks they won't get in their way. Daryl Sweetwood, will my ability to be FHA Sweetheart to Tommy Taft. Barbara VanRaalte, will my ability to take shorthand to Gayle Bennehoff. Carol Kloepping, will my pep to Marion Heck. 1R School Snaps xX-X x A senior smiles while she works. Good Grief! This iS P. E.? Dancing in the dark. Before class. Gangway--here comes Carl! ...L Modest chemist. Peek-a-boo my Honors Are Bestowe- Mr. Keuler presents high magazine salesman, Marlis Buehler, with a transitor radio. Bill Samuelson was awarded the Keith Memorial Trophy as the out- standing basketball player of the year in Stephenson County. Q1 so ss ww 52 Q, T 253221-:L-'Q' iz-.is-igwe: K 5 K - . . o 45-3 gf . S- l asf S- er.:-: :,s 5..' ' :ns msg: Y 's in Q 9 9 X X 'X at r P Q Judy Maass and Daryl Sweetwood were elected FFA and FHA sweethearts. 20 Carolyn Swanson was salutatori: and recipient of the D.A.R. award. BEST SMILE Larry Heitz Judy Maass FRIENDLIEST Daryl Sweetwood Mary Lou Koester CUTEST Ronnie Folgate Carol Busjahn PEPPIEST Daryl Sweetwood Linda Shippy The Orangeville Dairy Judging T4 of 1958 won the State Championsl and received the Silver emblem' the National contest. lpon - Mrs. Abraham pins the Betty Crocker award pin on this year's winner, Sandra. Murphy. ary Ann Babler received the mor of being valedictorian of :r class. BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Gerry Rinehart Sandy Murphy MOST ATHLETIC Bill Samuelson Marlis Buehler MOST FUN LOVING Bob Dwyer Carol Kloepping BEST DRESSED Don Kaiser Helen Moest Susan Hefty represented the FHA at the Illinois State FHA Leadership in Bloomington. EFT TO RIGHT: Robert Marian, :bert Kaiser, Edward Busjahn, ,Chard Minert, and advisor, Mr, FFA Sweetheart, Judy Maass, receives a valentine gift from the yy Hefty, FFA president, Don Kaiser. We Predict That - JACK ARMSTRONG is the new commercial teacher at O.H.S. MARY ANN BABLER is the number one laboratory technician in Illinois. JOANN BISSELL has just won the Champion- ship Women's Wrestling match. When she has time, she helps Don with the housework. SALLY BROOKOVER has completed business college at Milwaukee and is now taking a job as a private secretary in a large firm located in New York. MARLIS BUEHLER is now replacing Red Skelton on his television show while he is vacationing. STEPHEN BUEHLER has just found an error in Einstein's Theory of Relativity. CAROL BUSJAHN was honored as Mother of the Year. Her four curly -headed sons are very proud of her. BOB DWYER has become one of the most prosperous farmers in the Orangeville area. Fifteen farms in Illinois are known as Dwyer's Dairies. JUDY FOLGATE has completed Beauty and Modeling Schools. She is now fully qualified as a June Taylor Dancer. RONNIE FOLGATE is the new agriculture teacher at O.H.S. He has been trying to figure out a way to make his boys behave. JOYCE GRIFFIN and an old acquaintance have formed a new partnership as marriage coun- selors. Their card reads, lf you want 'Joy' in your 'l-lart', come to us. SUE HEFTY is chief editor of her own paper, Susie 's Sun Times. LARRY I-IEITZ. has become the new chief cook and bottle washer at Smi1ey's Hash House. DON KAISER is the head coach at O.H.S. and trying to get a win from his Orangeville Ducks. LAWRENCE KEISTER discovers he has really Class Motto: We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. Flower: Orchid Colors: Lavender and Purple- come into the money for he is now head cashier at the A 8a P in Freeport. CAROL KLOEPPING upon completion of Beauty School in Rockford is helping at the family gas station. JANICE LEHMAN has just enlisted in the army as she begins her search for Brian. VIRGIL LEVERTON can be found behind the wheel of the new Chevies as he fulfills his job as test driver. JUDY MAASS is happily married. She is very proud of her husband who plays for the Yanks and hopes in the future that they will have enough boys of their own to form a team. LARRY MAINS is Assistant Road Commis- sioner of Buckeye Township. . HELEN MOEST enjoys Hollywood rife where she is a very famous columnist. The rumor has spread that Louella Parsons is being run out of business. JIM PRICE has just swum the English Channel and set a new world's record. GERRY RINEHART became the champ in the drag race at Cordova with his hot Ford. Too bad he had to be the only entry. BILL SAMUELSON is the Mayor of Red Oak serving also as the Town Marshall. LINDA SHIPPY is now a sophomore at col- lege. Word has been received that she is head cheerleader. JOANNE STAMM has signed a contract with the Arthur Murray 's Dancing Studios to be Arthur's dancing partner during the next T.V. season. CAROLYN SWANSON can be found happily married and busy with her four little cubs. DARYL SWEETWOOD is the newly elected warden at the girls' reform school at Geneva. BARBARA VanRAALTE has been having quite a time keeping her eye on her three sets of twins. ia I Tn ' 'ia ' .J -f - 'J M ix , NR , 1 N I K lash f 44 I. lj - 22 f . f' K wx 5 SSES ...Q is , rf gunman-Q ww-74 X WNY! W K W ,ww School Da s Juniors See Year Filled witl NAME Susana Ballesteros Clyde Barker .... Gayle Bennehoff . . Barry Brinkmeier . Kathryn Davidson . Judy Diestelmeier . . . . . Sandra Dietmeier . linda Dwyer ..... . . Eleanor Elmer . . Carl Frank . . . Judy Gross . . . Eugene Heitz .... Ronald Holmes . . Charles Janicke . . Creig Kleckler . . . Joanne Kloepping . . . . . Carol Kohl ...... . . Marilyn Kraft . . . Duane Leverton . . Shirley Marty. . . . . . . Gregory Molter. . . . . . Chuck Nicks . . . Karen Obert .... Joann Osenga . . . Darlene Remmers . Gilbert Riemer . . Richard Rinehart . Roy Rockey ..... Jim Rodebaugh .... . . . Donna Rote ....... . . . Florene Schoonhoven . . . . . . Gary Schulz ........ Larry Seifreit ...... . . . Margaret Solberger . . . . . Norma Stark ...... . . . Ronnie Stites .... . . . Jerry Suess . . . Bill Wagner ..... . . . Maureen Walter . . . . . Delbert Wise . . . Shirl Wise ..... Wayne Yeoman . . DREAM CAREER Secretary ...... Conductor ...... Run Beauty Salon . . . Air Force ........... Model ............... Editor of New York Times . . Foreign Correspondent .... Owner of roller rink .... Nurse ........... Janitor of O.H.S. . . lipstick tester ..... Own 480 acre farm . . . Farmer ............ Mechanic in garage ....... Chemical Engineer ........ Run resort at Lake Puckaway . . . Elementary teacher ........ Nurse ................ Carpenter .......' . . Nurse ............. Scientifical Engineer .... Professional card player. . . Marry pilot ......... Secretary ......... Beautician ..... Congressman .... . . Bum .............. Farmer ............. Girls' basketball coach . . . First woman President . . Beautician ......... Owner of horse ranch . . . Pilot ............ Home Ec. teacher ...... Marry millionaire ....... Play major league baseball. . . Garbage collector ........ Win Indianapolis race . . . Writer for Life ..... Humorous writer .... Navy ........ Lazy farmer ............. This page sponsored by SMITH OIL COMPANY JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . . . . Sandra Deitmeier Vice-Pres. . . ..... Donna Rote Secretary . . . ..... Roy Rockey Treasurer . . . . . . Jim Rodebaugh Junior ODSBYISC WAY TO OBTAIN Marry executive Buy toy train Save your money Take lessons from Superman Lose weight . .' Buy the paper Marry Foreign Legionaire . . .Collect roller skates Practice on classmates Carry broom . . .Practice Marry farmer's daughter . . . Get tall hired man Go to college 10 years Practice blowing Marry lifeguard Raise your own school Obtain cure for flu Start building home Practice keeping Gilbert well Learn science of Linda Watch Maveric Become airline stewardess Practice sitting on brother's lap Practice .on Larry's sweeps Keep talking to Shirley . . . Keep up the good work Collect cows Go to all girls' college Keep studying the Constitution Practice on horse's tail Look for a filly .Put wings on car Learn to make sack dresses Stay away from Orangeville Practice catching flies Visit the city dump Soup up model T . . . Learn how to spell Practice on teachers Learn to swin Raise sheep Fun, Work, Rewards SEATED: Mr. Stass, Joann Osenga, Gary Schulz, Ronnie Holmes, Eugene I-leitz, Margaret Solberger, Mrs. Abra- ham. ROW 1: Susie Ballesteros, Shirley Marty, Barry Brinkmeier, Creig Kleckler, Richard Rinehart, Ronnie Stites, Darlene Remmers, Eleanor Elmer. ROW 2: Judy Gross, Norma Stark, Gilbert Riemer, Carl Frank, Gregory Molter, Larry Seifreit, Judy Diestelmeier, Maureen Walter. ROW 3: Karen Obert, Kathryn Davidson, Shirl Wise, Clyde Barker, Duaine Leverton, Gerald Suess, Carol Kohl, Joanne Kloepping. ROW 4: Gayle Bennehoff, Florene Schoonhoven, Chuck Nicks, Bill Wagner, Delbert Wise, Wayne Yeoman, Marilyn Kraft, Linda Dwyer. The junior class is back this year with forty-two members. The following officers were chosen: President . .... . . Sandra Deitmeier Vice-President . . . . Donna Rote Secretary . . . . . Roy Rockey Treasurer . . . . Jim Rodebaugh To make money, we sold bar-b-q's at basketball games. Also, with the help of our class advisors, Mrs. Abraham and Mr. Staass, we worked on such projects as: work day, car wash, and a bake sale. We produced our first play titled Who Dunit? and sponsored one of the biggest events of the year, the Jr.-Senior banquet and prom. We had members of our class active in GAA, Library, Teen Talk, FFA, FHA, Band, Chorus, and Science Club. Also, we had three Bronc0s. dass. They were Jim Rodebaugh, Roy Rockey, and Greg Moller. in Juniors busy In f0Otball, we had: Greg Molter, Roy Rockey, Jim Rodebaugh, Larry Seifreit, Richard Rinehart, Ronnie Stites, Gary Schultz, Creig Kleckler, Barry Brinkmeier, and Shirl Wise. Cwmvmwfjg x if ?s,w 'NNx bub N4 il Sf 'i M Sophomores Choose Their Class Rings S 0 p h O m O N O n n NAME Jeanne Abbuehl . . Dick Armstrong . . Linda Baker .... Rudolph Bilgri . . Sharon Black. . . Jackie Boeck .... . . . Elizabeth Buford . . . . Joan Burington . . Arlene Busjahn . . Jerry Briggs . . . Sandra Foulker . . John Frank . . . Mary Hull .... Larry Janicke . . . Carol Jordan . . Gary Keister . . . Jean Limacher . . Karen Losey . . . Lynann Mains . . . Tom Marcum . . . Terry Miller . . Carol Nieman . . . Gaylon Obert . . . Penny O'Haver . . Richard Pinnow . . Keith Reed .... Diane Retzlaff . . Roberta Rockey . . Judy Rudisill .... . . . Tony Sciutto ...... . . . Mary Jane Shippee Jon Siegmeier . . . . . . . Nancy Strayer . . . Dennis Sweetwood . . . . . Tom Taft ........ . . Cheryl Van Houten Don VanRaalte . . Allen Weaver .... Melvin Wichman . Marlene Weick . . Larry Weick .... IDEAL PERSON Mrs. Strayer .... Mr. Strayer ..... Darlene Remmers . Pat Boone ...... Jeanne Abbueh1's m Richard Rinehart. . Carol Busjahn .... Maureen Walter. . . Dean Holmes . . . Gerry Rinehart . . . Blondie ....... Elvis Presley ..... Janice Lehman . . Stephen Buehler . . Sharon Black . . . Mr. Hefty .... Sue Hefty ...... Judy Maass ..... Queen of the I-lop Mr. Ludeking .... Coach Stass ..... Jeanne Abbuehl . . DonKaiser. . . . . . Barrie Chase .... Dennis Swe etwood . Mr. Fairfield .... Creig Kleckler. . . Carolyn Swanson . . Helen Moest .... Larry Wieck . . . Little Lu Lu . . . Tom Taft .... Plain Jane .... --an ..- .-n. other . . . . Richard Pinnow. . . . . . Mayor of Orangeville . . . . . . Joyce Griffin .... Greg Molter ..... Zorro ......... Huckleberry Hound - Q.. Tarzan.......... Tony Scuitto .... 26 HOW TO BE LIKE THEM Stay friendly to everyone Be a comedian Flirt with Larry Take voice lessons Keep a good sense of humor Be a flirt Be dependable Laugh a lot Grow a beard Be athletic Don't get gray hair Get a guitar Stay neat and sweet Be a scientist Be everybody's friend. Extenninate gum-chewers Be thoughtful Be full of fun and pep Hop to it! Grow short Be a good athlete Giggle a lot Get a permanent! Be around her Follow him! Be a genius Be with him a lot Study hard . . .Be studious and lots of fun Be a good sport Admire Tubby Be a goof-off Be dull and a wall-flower Get a hot-rod Campaign for mayor of Onece Stay considerate of others Laugh most of the time Get a sword Bark . . .Take muscle-building courses Be a good cook 1 , SEAT , , , y 1 er, udy Rudisill, Mrs. Schult- hess. ROW 1: Roberta Rockey, Sharon Black, Allen Weaver, Larry Janicke, Tommy Taft, Jean Limacher, Karen Losey. ROW 2: Diane Retzleff, Carol Nieman, Caylon Obert, Keith Reed, Rudolph Bilgri, Lynann Main Elizabeth Buford. ROW 3: ' ' S! Nancy Strayer, Jackie Boeck, Jerry Briggs, Tom Marcum, Gary Keister, Carol Jordon, Arlene Busjahn. ROW 4: Mary Jane Shippee Natalie Brue er D' k A , gg , ic rmstrong, Jon Siegmeier, Melvin Wick- man, Cheryl Van Houten, Linda Baker. ED: Marlene Weick, Mary Hull Richard Pinnow Sandra Foulker Terr M'1I J There are forty-one members in our sophomore class. We have proved ourselves an industrious class as we held a bake sale, car wash, and had charge of the coat check at the home basketball games. There were nine boys out for basketball this year. They were: Caylon Obert, Terry Miller, Larry Wieck, Tony Scuitto, Tom Marciun, Jerry Briggs, Dick Armstrong, Keith Reed, and Melvin Wichman. Two of these boys, Larry Wieck and Terry Miller served regu- larly on the varsity squad. Caylon Obert, Tom Marcum, Terry Miller, Larry Wieck, Tony Scuitto, Jon Seigmeier, and Dick Armstrong represented us on the football team. Sharon Black and Cheryl Van I-Iouten served as cheerleaders. iutto Vice President, C -- A t Tony 5 Our class has officers in GAA, CLASS OFFICERS: Larry wiec13--Hegliiigehl--secfemy. FHA, FFA, and student Li- ann , ,Tre asurer e brarians. Dennis Sweeiwood ' 27 Freshmen Begin Fun-fillec NAMES Danny Adams Carol Albright Beverly Armstrong Jim Ault Charles Bennehoff Gary Blankenhorn Lenore Bostian Louise Buford Sandra Cross Warren Elmer Darlene Fehrman Julanne Finkenbinder Diane Folgate Joyce Folgate Richard Foulker Richard Freese Marion Heck Wayne Jones Sharon Kehler Fred Kloepping Jay Koehler Pamella Koehner Larry Koester Lurane Kraft Marcia Kramer Harold Kubly Ann Kunclert Keith Kundert JoAnn Leverton Judy Losey Robert Meeks Janet Moyer Brenda Osenga Ray Parriott Jack Price g Clifford Rabe Donald Reed Paul Riemer Carlos Rockey Marsha Samuelson Rose Ann Scheetz Juanita Schoonhoven Kenneth Shippee Larry Shippy Mary Ann Showers Mark Sowards Thomas Suess Dora Thomann Beverly VanRaalte Marlow Walter Marcene Weick Susan Wieck Delores Wise Doris Yeoman Robert Zimmerman IIKES TO DO IN HIGH SCHOOL Take physical education Watch someone in the hall Go to algebra class and see some boys Work in study hall Goof-off Have a good time Talk Write letters Keep an eye on Larry S. Attend science class Stacking a certain person's locker The work in home ec. Watch a certain boy Write notes Anything but work Attend science class Talk during study hall Mess around Go to 9th period study hall Play in the gym Good books Keep an eye on some boys Spend his time in study hall Sit in the gym Read horse books in the library Sleep in study hall Watch Jim Get in trouble Daydream in class Read library books Nothing Read library books in algebra Daydream Nothing Go to Mr. l-lefty's class Cause trouble Notice a freshman girl Tum around in class Not much Daydream in science Spy on Daryl Eat Keep awake Have a ball Chew gum Talk to girls Have lots of fun Think of home Listen to kids talk General Science Think of Don Look at pictures of Ricky Whisper Talk in 6th hour Sleep Treasurer . . Vice-Pres. . Secretary . . DISLIKES ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL Study halls Boring study halls Some tests Being quiet Trying to be good Study halls Being quiet in algebra Algebra Getting caught Detention Some people Boys Nearly everything Boring classes Some girls Keeping quiet Goof-off Silence Miss a boy in the hall Front table in study hall Most girls Science F's Missing a game The wall in algebra Missing the fun Mr. Staass's study hall Being there Second hour Quiet in study hall Most everything Stupid jokes Not whispering Most everything Study in ag. Shutting up Bossy people Missing P.E. Crowded lunch lines Being bored Strict teachers Lots of things Being bright Some brats Some boys All of it Reading Worrying P.E. exercises The office Missing science Homework Nothing to do Some teachers Girls President. . . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jackie Price Charles Bennelr Warren Elmer Donald Reed fears at O. H. . SEATED: Marion Heck, Carlos Rockey, Beverly Armstrong, Keith Kundert, Diane Folgate, Mark Sowards Dora Thomann ROW l M 7 . : r. Hefty, Judy Losey, Janet Moyer, Daniel Adams, Fred Kloepping, Louise Buford, Brenda Osenga, Mr. Kiburz. ROW 2: Delores Wise, Marsha Samuelson, Joyce Folgate, Richard Freese, Gary Blanken- horn, Sandra Cross, Mary AnnShowers,JoAnn Leverton. ROW 3: Carol Albright, Rose Ann Scheetz, Larry Koes- ter, Harold Kubly, Robert Zimmerman, Robert Meeks, Darlene Fehrman, Sharon Kehler, Marcene Weick. ROW Doris Yeoman, Pam Koehner, Marlow Walter, Paul Riemer, Ray Parriott, Jim Ault, Lenore Bostian, Susan Wieck ROW 5: Marcia Kramer, Julanne Finkenbinder, Juanita Schoonhoven, Wayne Jones, Kenneth Shippee, Tom Suess, Larry Shippy, Lurane Kraft, Ann Kundert. The freshman class of 1959 has fifty-five students. Al- though we are the so called greenies, we are the largest class in high school. We are well represented on the basketball squad with eight players who are as fol- lows: Warren Elmer, Charles Bennehoff, Jack Price, Richard Freese, Gary Blankenhorn, Jim Ault, Don Reed, and Wayne Jones. Our class is active in FFA, FHA, GAA, Band, and Chorus. After a home basketball game, we sponsored a successful dance in the cafeteria. Our class officers are: President . . . Charles Bennehoff Vice-Pres .... Warren Elmer Secretary Treasurer . . . Donald Reed . . . Jack Price Student Council members are Gary Blankenhorn and Marcene Weick. lk. t WOT FreShmen a 29 4 Memories with Snaps O-oh, what was that! ? Look at that, man! Oh Dear! l'l1 never make it! Quite a lapful there! 'What was that again? Did it taste that bad? Don't make me laugh! That coke really does it! ll Everything is upside down? x f ff If ' f fiiffii sf 5 i ogg y te , s y , sg, ram. . Q. wife? 6 y YR fs t t YIWA ' ?'si'Miif5'g Haas Sitting Pretty Hollywood in your own backyard. Just comfortable ,A.. E i9 2- Sir' I '7 o ,VE .:.: A M x' ' 1: ' ' SK' ' . A 1 S X -fwqhf' H2 Q A f They Look Forward to Hi lr fi ,, I A gl SILATED: Mrs. Mays, Joleen Moyer, Gary Obert, VeLoris Jones, Mrs. Barmore. ROW 1: Jack Muggler, Gary Mar- cum, Karen Marty, Patricia Korth, Judy Monte, Marlene Kehler, Ronald Diestelmeier, Gary Jacobs. ROW 2: Robert Wurster, Gayle Fryer, Susan Taft, Rose Ann Black, Sharon Steel, Esther Keister, Gary Folgate, Leonard Marty. ROW 3: Joseph Bilgri, Donna Yeoman, Kay Abbuehl, Evelyn Price, Bonnie Baker, Diane Rosensteil, Bar- bara Kohl, Kay Yeagle, Charlotte Fryer, ROW 4: Perry Kostenbader, JoAnn Meinert, Sherrill Rodebaugh, Le Ro Homan, Barbara Burington, Jan Keister, David Murphy, Duane Benfer. ROW 5: Ronald Busjahn, Lanis Lenker, Steven Fairfield, Dean Finkerbinder, James Elmer, David Jordan, Darrell Riemer, Duane Bartelt, James Doyle. There are forty-eight students in the 'ith grade. We found our first year of junior high a little different from the years in grade school, but we started to find our places in school activities by participating in the magazine and Courier drives. Nineteen 'Ith graders are members ofjunior band, and most of the students are in chorus. Our class was represented on the basketball team by 12 boys VeLoris Jones represented our class as a cheerleader. Our class officers were as follows: President...... ....... . Vice -President . . VeLoris Jones . . . Gary Obert Secretary- Treasurer ...... . . . Joleen Moyer Student Council . . . . . . .... Terry Dickinson So here briefly is the history of our first year in junior A high. 7th graders prepare their studies. This page sponsored by DON JACOBS SALES dt SERVICE RALPH H. FRAUTSCHY GROCERIES THE LYLE G. HENZE INSURANCE AGENCY Oranszeville . Illinois Y School Days While Preparing SEATED: Mr. Cole, Janet Miller, Alan Van Raalte, Norine Bear, Mr. Bostain. ROW 1: Vicki Oschner, Christine Phillips, Donald Snyder, Ken Stark, Gail Bissell, Gayle Walker, Elaine Fisher. ROW 2: Sandra Janicke, Diane Losey, Owen Stamm, Walter Thoman, Jimmy Folgate, Elaine Zee, Janis Hefty. ROW 3: Ruth Del-Iaven Bonnie Bennehoff, Gary Kraft, Robert Yeagle, Wayne Van Raalte, Candace Kleckler, Susan Davidson. ROW 4:,Anita Kortemeier, Diane Dietmeier, Dick Bergman, Charles Hull, Richard Fienne, Diana Homan, Loretta Stabenow. ROW 5: P W.1 . . . . . . . at 1 son, Gerald Boyer, David Caudle, Louis Shianna, Rlchard Folgate, Kelvin Best, Ronnie Shippy, Dennis Schindler. This year there were forty-two students in 8th grade. Eigh- teen were in Mr. Co1e's room and twenty-four in Mr. Bostian 's room. We were represented on the basketball squad by fifteen players and on the cheerleading squad by Norine Bear, Bonnie Bennehoff, Susan Davidson, Ruth DeHaven, and Janis Hefty. Our entire class participated in the magazine and Courier drive, and we have many members in band and chorus. Our class officers were as follows: President ..... . . Norine Bear Vice-President . . . . . Janet Miller Secretary- Treasurer ...... . . Alan Van Raalre ,D Student Council . . . . . . Candace Kleckler 8th graders hard at work in their classes. This page sponsored by STAN 'S BARBER SHOP DELBERT STABENOW STANDARD SERVICE BURINGTON -CRAMER FUNERAL HOME Cheerers Behind the Colts LEFT FRONT: Norine Bear, Ve Loris Jones, Janis Hefty, Susan Davidson, Bozmie Bennehoff, Ruth Del-Iaven. Twelve seventh graders and fifteen eighth graders were represented on the Jr. High basketball teams. The seventh graders found the season a little more difficult than the eighth graders who had the benefit of more experience. They finished the season winning fifty per cent of their games. The eighth graders won 8 out of their 12 games to finish a fighting and successful season. Their final tournament game proved a hard one to lose to Durant 22 to 23, although they tied for Zrid place in the conference with Durand, 34 Jr. High Presents Their Team KNEELING: Gerald Boyer, David Caudle, Louis Shianna, Mr. Cole, Richard Folgate, David Jordan, Dennis Schindler. ROW 1: Gary Marcum, Jimmy Folgate, Owen Stamm, Pat Wilson, Ronnie Shlppy Alan Van Raalte, Richard Fienne, Walter Thoman, Jackie Muggler. ROW 2: Gayle Fryer, Ronald Busjahn, Lanis Lenker, LeRoy Homan, James Elmer, Gary Obert, David Murphy, Donnie Snyder, Robert Wurster St. Joseph Pearl City Dakota Durand Winslow Lena Pearl City Dakota Winslow Lena Durand St. Joseph Durand Jr. High Basketball Record 8th 26 32 27 27 12 36 19 21 7 57 23 37 Final Tournament 23 35 Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Game Orangeville k Stairway to the Stars 1 Q - n Q ' , X 'Y-. - f- '- I . . . , :.' anizations F. F. A. Tells It's Year's Three Honorary Chapter Farmer Degrees were conferred by our Chapter officers in 1958. R0be1't Besseftv Son of Mr' and Mrs' Raymond Kaiser, father of this year's FFA Zvaldemgf Besselftvliecewgd tlggsztate President, was conferred the Honorary Chap- afmef egfee In Ovgm er ' ter Farmer Degree on Nov. 1958. Robert Waldemaf Bassett fecewed the Hono' Kaiser received the State Farmer Degree in rary Chapter Farmer Degree. June 1958. ii M t, K .kiwi 1 5 Harry Meinert, father of Richard Mein- The showmanship winner in the Canton Show held in June 1958. Tl ert, was awarded the Honorary Chapter cow held by Robert Kaiser was the champion brown swiss in Section Farmer Degree on Nov. 1958. 1 FFA show. . Judy Maass, FFA Sweetheart, Larry Wieck received lst on his Gaylon Obert with his calf which was on seems thrilled with her Christmas aged ewe at the Section 1 FFA fair. the top dairy calves at the Warren Fair. present. QFFA Sweetheart Jacketj. This page sponsored by the ORANGEVILLE COMMUNITY BANK Working with Youth for a Better Community Member of F.D.l.C. n.,..-,,,:n, 1'11:....:- Activities b Pictures FFA Sweetheart with FFA officers. Section 1 and District 1 Foundation award winners: Robert Marian--Dairy award, Robert Bessert--Farm Mechanics. Delegates to State FFA Conven tion in Springfield. Robert Marian, Jim Price, and Ronnie Holmes. Hman Ronnie Holmes and Parter partici- ,.-- Q pated in the FFA FOLLIES during the Winning Chapter exhibit at the Section 1 fair. State FFA meeting in Springfield. Plaque is presented to the Orangeville Chapter for winning school dairy exhibit by a Kiwanis member. This page sponsored by CHARLES A. PHILLIPS 11,n 11 vu N. ,.. F. F. A. and F. H. A. Prepare lg 1 Q-ff f fl SEATED: Roy Rockey, Jim Rodebaugh, Larry Heitz, Don Kaiser, Jim Price, Bill Samuelson, Mr. Hefty. ROW 1: Eugene Heitz, Ronnie Stites, Daryl Sweetwood, Shirl Wise, Carl Frank, Gilbert Riemer, Gary Schulz, Ronnie Holmes. ROW 2: Gerald Suess, Clyde Barker, Bob Dwyer, John Frank, Bill Wagner, Delbert Wise,Wayne Yeo- man, Ronnie Folgate, Duaine Leverton. SEATED: Marlow Walter, Kenneth Shippee, Mr. Daley, Tony Sciutto, Jack Price. ROW 1: Carlos Rockey, Daniel Adams, Tommy Taft, Mark Sowards. ROW 2: Richard Freeze, Gaylon Obert, Don Reed, Richard Foul- ker. ROW 3: Rudolph Bilgri, Harold Kubly, Ray Parriott, Jerry Briggs. ROW 4: Gary Keister, Richard Pinnow, Warren Elmer, Larry Wieck, Melvin Wickman, Charles Bennehoff, Terry Miller, Dennis Sweetwood, Clifford Rabe. ROW 5: Thomas Suess, Larry Shippy, Paul Riemer. -1- 4-0 Toward Future Vocations FRONT ROW: Chapter Mother, Mrs. Limacher, Sandra Dietmeier, Judy Folgate, Susan Hefty, Joyce Griffin, Mrs Abraham. ROW 1: Margaret Solberger, Beverly Armstrong, JoAnn Bissell, Judy Losey, Linda Shippy, Carolyn Swanson, Deloris Wise, Mary Ann Showers, Mary Hull, Karen Losey, Sandra Foulker, Janice Lehman, Roberta Rockey, Brenda Osenga, Judy Rudisill, JoAnn Leverton, Marlene Weick, Marion Heck. ROW 2: Diane Folgate Sharon Black, Susanne Ballesteros, Eleanor Elmer, Mary Lou Koester, Darlene Remmers, Barbara VanRaalte, Janet Moyer, Joyce Folgate, Louise Buford, Marsha Samuelson, Maureen Walter, Marcene Weick, Shirley Marty, Jean Limacher, Carol Albright, Dora Thomann. ROW 3: Jeanne Abbuehl, Elizabeth Buford, Arlene Busjahn, Helen Moest, Judy Gross, Judy Maass, Carol Busjahn, Nancy Strayer, Carol Kloepping, Rose Ann Scheetz, Joanne Stamm, Sharon Keh1er,LynannMains, Diane Retzlaf, Sandra Gross, Joanne Osenga. ROW 4: Sandra Murphy, Carol Jordan, Donna Rote, Nicky Stark, Marcia Kramer, Mary Ann Babler, Marlis Buehler, Ann Kundert, Judy Diestelmeier, Sally Brookover, Jackie Boeck, Darlene Fehrman, Susan Wieck, Joanne Kloepping, Doris Yeo- man. ROW 5: Lenore Bostian, Pam Koehner, Mary Jane Shippee, Kathryn Davidson, Natalie Brugger, Marilyn Kraft, Cheryl Van Houten, Florene Schoonhoven, Juanita Schoonhoven, Lurane Kraft, Julanne Finkenbinder, Linda Baker, Gayle Bennehoff, Carol Kohl, Linda Dwyer, Karen Obert. ff Entertainment at the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. The FHA is a national organization of girls who study Home- making in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and happier home life for everyone believing that helping to make homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing you can do for democracy. The Orangeville FHA program for the year consisted of: ini- tiation and installation, skating party, the Section Rally at Savanna, our Mother and Daughter Banquet, helping local families at Christmas, a dance after a basketball game, style show and tea, sleigh riding party, FHA week, preparing and serving the FFA Banquet for Sectional Officers, and FHA trip. President--Susan Hefty, Vice-Pres.--Judy Folgate, Secretary Joyce Griffin, Treasurer--Sandra Dietmeier, Parliamentarian Carolyn Swanson, Historian--Helen Moest, Vice-Pres. of Recreation--Carol Busjahn, Vice-Pres. of Projects--Arlene Busjalm, Reporter--Janice Lehman, Advisor--Mrs. Abraham. 41 'P Reporters of the News 1. as . 3 -an .rf V it SEATED: Sally Brookover, Mary Ann Babler, Mrs. Schulthess, Karen Obert, Judy Folgate. ROW 1: Beverly Armstrong, JoAnn Bissell, Linda Shippy, Mary Ann Showers, Susan Hefty, Roy Rockey, Richard Freese, De- lores Wise, Carolyn Swanson, Jo Ann Leverton, Judy Losey, Margaret Solberger. ROW 2: Marcene Weick, Shirley Marty, Janet Moyer, Eleanor Elmer, Maureen Walter, Marlow Walter, Ray Parriott, Barbara Van- Raalte, Mary Lou Koester, Jean Limacher, Elizabeth Buford, Darlene Remmers. ROW 3: Arlene Busjahn, Sandra Gross, Donna Rote, Helen Moest, Judy Maass, Norma Stark, Wayne Jones, Virgil Leverton, Joyce Griffin, Rose Ann Scheetz, Joanne Stamm, Sharon Kehler, Karen Losey. ROW 4: Jeanne Abbuehl, Marcia Kramer, Jackie Boeck, Carol Kohl, Marlis Buehler, Gerry Rinehart, Jim Price, Linda Dwyer, Carol Jordan, Judy Diestelmeier, Carol Busjahn, Lynann Mains. ROW 5: Ann Kundert, Pamela Koehner, Gayle Bennehoff, Natalie Brugger, Juanita Schoonhoven, Charles Bennehoff, Larry Mains, Florene Schoonhoven, Cheryl Van Houten, Linda Baker, Mary Jane Shippee, Lenore Bostain, Judy Gross. A group of seventy-five high school students form this years Teen Talk staff. Teen Talk is the school news section that appears weekly in the Orangeville Courier. It contains such regular features as Nosey News, Of the Week, Sports, and reports of all meetings held by the various school organizations. Stephen Buehler served as editor for the first semester, while Mary Ann Babler served in this capacity during the second semester. Karen Obert served as assistant to both and will be editor for the next year. Paper work for the editor. This page sponsored by STATE BANK OF FREEPORT 101 West Stephenson Freeport, Ill. Lugano Cheese Co. Orangeville, Ill. Girls Participate in Athletics SITTING: Margaret Solberger, Nancy Strayer, Gayle Bennehoff, Judy Maass, Kathryn Davidson, Linda Shippy. KNEELINC: Marion Heck, Beverly Armstrong, Judy Losey, Mary Ann Showers, Darlene Remmers, Sue Hefty, Karen Losey, Roberta Rockey, Marlene Weick, ROW 1: JoAnn Bissell, JoAnn Leverton, Carolyn Swanson, Jean Limacher, Marcene Weick, Eleanor Elmer, Deloris Wise, Diane Folgate. ROW 2: Susie Ballesteros, Janet Moyer, Maureen Walter, Sandra Dietmeier, Joyce Folgate, Lynann Mains, Jeanne Abbuehl, Louise Bu- ford, Barbara VanRaalte, Carol Kloepping, Judy Gross. ROW 3: Sandra Cross, Sharon Kehler, Rose Ann Scheetz Joanne Kloepping, Darlene Fehrman, Marcia Kramer, Carol Jordan, Joyce Griffin, Julanne Finkenbinder, Doris Yeoman. ROW 4: Lenore Bostain, Karen Obert, Mary Jane Shippee, Natalie Brugger, Juanita Schoonhoven, Judy Folgate, Florene Schoonhoven, Cheryl Van Houten, Linda Baker, Ann Kundert, Pamela Koehner. The G,A.A. of Orangeville High School had an active year of basketball, badminton, ping pong, and swimming. The girls participated in these games Tuesday and Thursday nights after school. This activity period was preceded by a short business meeting. By participating in these activity periods, points were earned toward their letters and awards. Serving as officers for the year were: Judy Maass, President, Linda Shippy, Vice-Presidentg Margaret Solberger, Secretary, Nancy Strayer, Treasurerg Kathryn Davidson, Point Chairman, Advisor, Mrs. Himley. Badminton at G.A.A. This page sponsored by HEZZY dz BUCK SHIPPY FREEPORT MUSIC CO. Science Club and Librar' Q3 . or I B FRONT: Joanne Osenga, Creig Kleckler, Gregory Molter, Richard Rinehart, Mr. Schuman. ROW 1: Margaret Solberger, Ronnie Holmes, Eleanor Elmer, Gary Blankenhorn, Robert Zimmerman, Jack Armstrong, Jack Price, Shirley Marty, Mark Sowards. ROW 2: Maureen Walter, Barry Brinkmeier, Stephen Buehler, Marilyn Kraft, Kathryn Davidson, Gilbert Riemer, Gary Schulz, Karen Obert. ROW 3: Duane Leverton, Shirl Wise, Larry Shippy, Warren Elmer, Bill Wagner, Delbert Wise, Virgil Leverton, Wayne Jones, Dick Armstrong. Since the Science Club was organized two years ago, it has grown considerably in size. There are thirty active members. The officers are as follows: President ..... . . Greg Molter Vice President . . . . . Richard Rinehart Secretary .,... . . Joann Osenga Treasurer . . . . . .Creig Kleckler Advisor ............ Mr. Schuman The educational entertainment we have seen this year has been an Illinois State Trooper, Dick Cramer, Gene Pinnow, and various missile, rocket and atom movies. Laboratory work As an organization we participated in the State Science Fair at DeKalb. This page is sponsored by HARRY R. ZWEIFEL CHERYL MAY LIMACI-lER'S GROCERIES n,......,,.,a11,, n1a..,.aa earn New Skills FRONT ROW: Judy Maass, Carolyn Swanson, Florene Schoonhoven, Mrs. Schultess, ROW l: Beverly Armstrong Judy Losey, Jean Limacher, Mary I-lull, Sharon Black, Karen Losey, Eleanor Elmer, Joanne Leverton, JoAnn Bissell. ROW 2: Maureen Walters, Barbara VanRaalte, Arlene Busjahn, Donna Yeoman, Lynann Mains, Janet Moyer, Jean Abbeuhl, Mary Lou Koester, Susan Hefty. ROW 3: Shirley Marty, Sandra Dietmeier, Norma Stark, Carol Busjahn, Carol Jordan, Joanne Kloepping, Jackie Boeck, Judy Gross, Donna Rote. ROW 4: Nancy Strayer, Mary Jane Shippee, Gayle Bennehoff, Marilyn Kraft, Cheryl Van Houten, Judy Folgate, Lurane Kraft, Linda Baker, Lenore Bostain, Linda Dwyer. Just as in any school, an orderly library is essential and at O.H.S. it is no exception. The library staff renders an in- valuable aid in their care and supervision of our library. This year has been a busy one for us. Our forty-three mem- bers supervised by Mrs. Schulrhess and with Carolyn Swanson, head librarian: Florene Schoonhoven, assistant head librar- ian: Penny O'Haver, secretary: Judy Maass, treasurer: Sandy Foulker, historian: and Elizabeth Buford, reporter: have all co-operated wonderfully to keep the library running smoothly. We gave a dance, l-lop Your Way Into the Holidays in I December to raise money for our treasury. We took a trip to Plattville to see a large library at work and to see the college Double use of the library campus there. This page sponsored by FREEPORT COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Freeport, Ill. ORANGEVILLE FARMERS MKTC. ASS'N. Our Student Government SEATED: Marlis Buehler, Joyce Griffin, Gerry Rinehart, Carolyn Swanson, Mr. Keuler. ROW 1: Linda Shippy Gaylon Obert, Jean Limacher, Gary Blankenhorn, Marcene Weick. ROW 2: Candace Kleckler, Larry Heitz, Judy Folgate, Marilyn Kraft, Craig Kleckler, Susan Hefty. ROW 3: Mary Ann Babler, Karen Obert, Jim Price, Greg Molter, Linda Baker, Janice Lehman. Gerry represents the Orangeville Student Council at Rockford on television. This year's Student Council has twenty-IWO members headed by: President--Gerry Rinehart, Vice- President--Joyce Griffin, Secretary--Carolyn Swan- son, and Treasurer--Marlis Buehler. We put on the Homecoming Dance, October 24, which was well attended by students and alma mater. The attendants for the court were chosen from the Student Council. As members of a new group called the Teen Age Hi-Fi Club sponsored by the Freeport Coco-Cola Bottling Co., we selected Gerry Rinehart and Joyce Griffin as our school's representatives. On March 14 the Student Council organized a high school group to dance on WTVO as an activity of this club. Also the Student Council finances part of this Orano and buys pins and awards for the organization. This page sponsored by SNIVELY TOWN 8a COUNTRY. Hiway ll west Monroe, Wisconsin Magazine Sales Reach Goal Ks .tart-tus A tx: t ss. ..,- -' .P '1 U Q.. ..-I ' - SEATED: Sandra Dietmeier, Mr. Keuler, Carol Busjahn, Linda Shippy. ROW 1: Jeanne Abbuehi, Jan Keister Lanis Lenker, Brenda Osenga, Bonnie Bennehoff. ROW 2: Alan VanRaa1te, Greg Molter, Gerry Rinehart, Don Kaiser, Cary Blankenhorn, Gaylon Obert. Managers of the Drive This page sponsored by THE STYLE SHOP ETTER'S MONROE SHOE STORE Monroe, Wisconsin Congratulations to the Orangeville Community Unit School for a great job, was the telegram sent by Reader Service, super salesman, Fred Backen. Our school sales goal was set at 33,000 for this years magazines campaign, and the students topped the goal with a total sales of 33,248.89 The high winner was changed this year to the best homeroom average according to the number of stu- dents in each room. Mr. Shuman's senior homeroom won the prize which kept the seniors' past victory intact. They just managed to beat out Mr. Fair- field's sophomore homeroom. Individual high winners this year went to senior Marlis Buehler with a record high sale of 318830. Marlis received a GE transistor radio. Second prize went to junior Richard Rinehart in the form of a Parker pen set and third place to Lenore Bostian with a traveling alarm clock. Carol Busjahn headed the very successful magazine campaign with the assistance of Linda Shippy and Sandy Dietmeier as assistant business managers. Producers of This Book LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Shippy, Sue Hefty, Advisor Mr. Keuler, Carol Busjahn, and Carolyn Swanson. Advisor. . . Editor .... Asst. Editor .... Copy Editor ..... Business Manager . . Advertising Manager Typist ......... Senior Pictures .... Nicknames . . Sayings . . . Will .... Prophecy . . Honor ..... . Organizations . . . Sports ....... Activities ....... Jr. High St Classes . STAFF . . . . .... Mr. Keuler SueHefty . . Carolyn Swanson . . . . Carol Busjalm . .... . Linda Shippy . . . . . . . . . . . Sally Brookover JudyFolgate . . .Janice Lehman, Helen Moest . . . . . . . . .Carol Kloepping . . . Marlis Buehler ............JoyceCriffin SandraMu.rphy . . JoAnn Bissell, Ronnie Folgate, Larry Heitz, Mary Lou Koester JoanneStamm . . Don Kaiser, Gerry Rinehart, Bill Samuelson . Daryl Sweetwood, Jim Price . ......... Mary Ann Babler SEATED: Joanne Stamm, Don Kaiser, Marlis Buehler. STANDING: Mary Ann Babler, Mary Koester, Barbara VanRaalte, Sandra Murphy. SEATED: Joyce Griffin, Carol Kloepping, Bill Samuelson. STANDING: JoAnn Bissell, Stephen Buehler, Judy Maass. SEATED: Judy Folgate, Larry Heitz, Sally Brook- over. STANDING: Gerry Rinehart, Helen Moest, Janice Lehman, Daryl Sweetwood. To you from the staff: As the producers of this book, we began to look at it in a different way. The Orano was no longer a book of pictures that we loved to look through but something we had to plan and see grow page by page from paper, pencils, and ideas into a book. This book is now yours. We sincerely hope you like it! If you do, we will have ac- complished our purpose and reached our goal. Many thanks to all of you who helped us produce this book, and especially to our advisor who was always there to help with the many questions. it Z .. 3 Mr. Kiburz, Director Officers for the year were: President ....... Joyce Griffin Vice Pres. . . . . . Judy Maass Concert Band in Llniforr This year the Senior Band with its fifty-six members has been busy with various activities. Through the year the band has played at the Warren Fair, the McConnell Fireman's Festival, the Lincoln-Douglas Centennial, Homecoming, summer concerts, and also participated in parades at many of these events. The band added to the various seasons of the year with the annual candlelight service in the high school gymnasium on December 15, and a spring concert on May 1. The clarinet trio composed of Sophomores and Joyce Grif- fin's glockenspiel solo received superior ratings at the District Music Contest in Galena on February 28 entitling them to parti- cipate in the State Music Contest at Decatur on April l'7. At this contest, the trio received a good rating and Joyce Griffin a superior. . If C K J I J 50 and Participants in State Contest Joyce Griffin Elizabeth Buford, Linda Baker, and Nancy Strayer. X Lt - 1 e 5 ' Sec.-Treasurer . . . Gary Schultz 3' WEN- Reporter ....... Arlene Busjahn 3 g ? Student Council . . Marlis Buehler 51 Chorus Provides Entertainment Q4 SEATED: Nancy Strayer. ROW 1: Marion Heck, Dora Thomann, Beverly Armstrong, Marlene Weick, Diane Fol- gate, Judy Losy, Judy Rudisill, Susie Ballesteros, Carol Albright, Jean Limacher. ROW 2: Eleanor Elmer, Roberta Rockey, Delores Wise, Mary Hull, Sandra Foulker, Karen Losey, Sharon Black, Sue Hefty, Marcene Weick, Ar- lene Busjahn, Shirley Marty, Elizabeth Buford. ROW 3: louise Buford, Janet Moyer, Joyce Folgate, Darlene Rem- mers, Sandra Cross, Sharon Kehler, Jeanne Abbuehl, Diane Retzlaff, Lynann Mains, Judy Gross, Sandra Diet- meier, Donna Rote, Judy Maass. ROW 4: Carol Kloepping, Rose Ann Scheetz, Doris Yeoman, Sandy Murphy, Carol Busjahn, Sally Brookover, Susan Wieck, Joyce Griffin, Carol Jordan, Jackie Boeck, Norma Stark, Darlene Fehrman, Marcia Kramer, Judy Diestelmeier. ROW 5: Linda Dwyer, Ann Kundert, Karen Obert, Lenore Bostian, Mary Jane Shippee, Pam Koehner, Kathryn Davidson, Linda Baker, Julanne Finkenbinder, Marilyn Kraft, Lurane Kraft, Cheryl Van Houten, Juanita Schoonhoven, Florene Schoonhoven, Judy Folgate, DIRECTOR: Mr. Kiburz. AT PIANO: Judy Maass. DIRECTOR: Mr. Kiburz. ROW l: Gary Blanken- hom, Carlos Rockey. ROW 2: Rich- ard Freeze, Terry Miller, Robert Zimmerman. ROW 3: Paul Riemer, Tom Marcum, Wayne Jones, Larry Seifreit. ROW 4: Gerry Rinehart, Larry Shippy, Delbert Wise, larry Wieck, Shirl Wise. , figs, ,xy 1 -I We'rie Loyal to Sports Football in Its Seconc Our newest sport, football, at Orangeville High School began its second season of play slightly loss of many last year's football squad had coached by The Captain: Richard Rinehart ,144 . .L Thr:-wo 2 on insf one! , ty.. SK tlvlilledgeville o ,Wt s,sf t ss.s: 1 . QMstSeptembe:s 26 Schullsburg 14 s o 'Y krkk 7, f f - k ' F 1 - as .t.sf s,L, V, M w s Q .sha by mf , : L ,W s - A A . A yddt sbts s Qi? October 6 Du ma Orangeville 6 swiss . Year at O. H. . This was the first year of our Homecoming. In the 1 Q .sr X Q51 dismissed early for the battle Dakota saSidAi?fffi.tii1'sgsv,.i,QSe5Nwhen we lost with a held in the h 4 w . X is ii M t Rfkghaigd sri ghei s O We lwhdkrwiwiwsgggggewifwwdlf isi ygargrgr orange. ville High Schvvf as our Coaches: Dick and Wes Luedeking October 10 Lena 6 O Orangevilie 6 October 16 Warren 13 O Orangeville 110 if -21? 'iiaki-gm 7 Orangeville 0 October 31 Mt. Carroll 14 Orangeville 20 RR 0 . rim .. A hioh 'mace mario 'I-sv rl-in fWrannnuiI1n foam Here s Our Ponies SEATED Gaylon Obert, Jackie Price, Richard Freese, Tony Sciutto. KNEELING Mr Ludikmg, Gary Blankenhorn, Tom Marcum Warren Elmer, Charles Bennehoff, Keith Reed. STANDING: Donald Reed, Wayne Jones, Kenneth Shippee, Dick Armstrong Jim Ault, Jerry Briggs, Ray Parriott. The Orangeville Ponies finished the season, placing third in the Stephenson County Conference with a record of eight wins and twelve losses The team met each opponent with zeal and determination, but their lack of height was against them. The Ponies faced Durand at the tournament and were defeated 38 to 40 in an exciting overtime. Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Ora ngeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville Orangeville 1958-59 Record Milledgeville Elizabeth Pearl City Forreston Dakota Durand Milledgeville Aquin Le -Win Byron Aquin Warren Pearl City Elizabeth Dakota Durand Aquin Polo Le -Win A 5 , . If Q1 Q , 214. aw if ,ff I ggi! wi, pk Q! 1 ' x 31. 4 45 L ,H 48 w ., M E X 11 'x is uf' Meet Each Bronco Jim Rodebaugh, Jr. Bill Samuelson, Sr. Jim Price, Sr. Here's a guy that's on the beamg Here's the center of our teamg Jim, Jim, he's our man, Yes, J im's the one we mean. So for Bill let's give a scream. If he can't do it, nobody can X f e Bronco squad f 1958-59 includ Se iors: Bill Sam lson, Don Kais r, Jim Pric , Larry Heit , - ' rsa Greg olter, Roy Rocke 1,4 d Jim Rodlb h, and Sophom es: Larry Wieck, Ter f Miller, and G loh Obert who rouhded o the varsi , tearh. X u-- X M- As th season rogressed, the lkonc s gained exper nce an showed marked ' rove- ment b winn' g third place in e Stephen- son Coun T ney when the 'defeated Pe City in - - -,,,,- fr' gam after spirited rally. Greg Molten JL Dick Stass coached the 58-59 Broncos. Roy Rockey, JL Here's a. guy that does real swell, He's alert, He's aliveg So for Greg let's give a yell. He's a player on our tribe. Terry Miller, Soph. Don Kaiser, Sr. Larry Wieck, Soph. Here's a guy right on the line, He's a peach, He's e dreams Here's another Bronco guy, I Who does his job so mighty fine. He's 3 member gf our tgam. So for Larry let s give a cry. ow the Team af 15 -M M LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Rockey, Jim Price, Jim Rodebaugh, Don Kaiser, Keith Reed Manager, Dick Staass Coach, Bill Samuelson, Larry Wieck, Greg Molter, Terry Miller. Games fmadej fmissedj Played FG FT FT PF Bi11S... ..22 ..... 157 ..... 94. .... 78.....89 Don K. . Jim P.. . .. ..15. . ...l9. LarryH... .. 4. JimR... ...18. GregM... ..22. Roy R... .. 16. Larry W. 17. Terry M. .20. Gay1onO ..... 7. Tor1yS... ...3. Tom M... ...7. 50 ..... 65 ..... 37 ..... 65 19.. .2.. .3.....21 1... .1.. .1.....11 46.....37 ..... 23.....35 44 ..... 20 ..... 22 ..... 77 9... ..2.. .5.....34 44 ..... 42 ..... 45 ..... 42 52 ..... 18.. .8 ..... 40 5....3.. .4.....5 5....0.. .0.....2 8.....6 ..... 1.....2 59 TP 404 165 40 3 129 108 20 130 122 13 10 22 FT0fo .546 .....637 .....400 .....500 .....617 .....476 .....286 .....482 .....692 .....428 .....O00 .....857 More Pep Created by Pep Club my X The cheering pep club, led by the cheerleaders, followed the team through the year and helped support the boys. This year we had a pep band, a new organization, which furnished music during half-time and between games at the home games. Those who were in the band are: Shirley Marty, Sandy Dietmeier, Pam Koehner, Karen Losey, Donna Rote, Carol Busjahn, Arlene Busjahn, and Janet Moyer. This page sponsored by HECI-IT'S 11 W. Stephenson DENINGER FLORAL SHOP 1 West Main St. PH. AD 2-6191 FREEPORT FLORAL 106 W. Main St. PH. AD 2-7411 Freeport TW-1-if Spring Brings Baseball The Orangeville 1959 baseball team composed of fourteen players started the season without the experience which was gained as the season progressed. Ronnie Stites, whom his team- mates selected as captain, attained the highest batting average with .357. Tom Marcum and Tony Scuitto proved to be the pitching power of the team, each pitching six games with Mar cum hurling 27 strikeouts and Sciutto 19. The season ended with a victory of 7 to 3 over Durand which set the record at 3 wins and 5 losses. KNEELING: Jim Ault, Terry Miller, Ronnie Stites, Larry Wieck, Tom Marcum, Jack Price, Caylon Obert. Briggs STANDING: Coach, Dick Staas, Gary Blankenhorn, Kenneth Shippy, Wayne Jones, Dick Armstrong, Jerry Richard Freeze. Hits Runs Errors Bat. Av G. Blankenhorn 4 6 3 .133 G. Obert 3 5 0 .174 T. Sciutto 9 14 2 .333 R. Stites 10 4 1 .357 J. Price 6 2 4 .353 T. Miller 5 4 1 .208 T. Marcum 1 3 1 .039 L. Wieck 3 1 1 .120 R. Freese 1 O 2 .056 D. Armstrong 3 2 0 .500 LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Freeze, Gaylon Obert, Gary Blankenhorn, Dick Armstrong. 62 H 1, , ,Y 5 --,K , A K' O O I IVI Q, if K! 71 Sweethearts of Sigma Chi tl ES Our First Homecoming Orangeville held its first homecoming on October 24, 1959. The football game between Orangeville and Sha... Queen Carol Busjahn and Junior Attendant, Sandy Dietmeier, make their round of the field at half time. Dakota was held at 2:30 in the afternoon. It was a very exciting game, but much to our dismay, wr lost the game with the score of 7-0. To touch the big affair off with the right affect, we held the Homecoming Dance, at 9:00 p.m., with music pro- vided by Ken Downing. Carol Busjahn was chosen to be queen of the homecoming and to reign for the evening. Hey--Let's have a victory today. Freshman and Sophomore attendants--Marcene The band provides entertainment at half time. Weick and Arlene Busjahn. -rf, .2539 5 y e of 1 ' I i ,W ,, Hold That Line Queen Carol and her royal court. 64 S or The Seniors The whole cast is tired but satisfied, after a fine per- formance. ,. , ...- ., Y Present - Brother Goose Presented on November 14th 1958 Directed by Mrs. Himley Jeff Adams .... Carol Adams . . . Wes Adams .... Hyacinth Adams . Peggy Porter .... Eve Mason ..... Mrs. Lulu Timmer . . Sarah fThe Maidj, Lenore Hudson . . Helen ....... Truck Driver . . CAST Virgil Leverton Sue Hefty Larry Mains Linda Shippy Sally Brookover Carol Kloepping Sandra Murphy Mary Lou Koest Judy Maass Helen Moest Marlis Buehler el' U 2 The stage crew takes a break, Helen looks on disapprovingly as Wes and Eve examine their new transportation. ' my The truck driver makes his stormy entrance. Never a dull moment in Life With Brother Goose This page sponsored by ESMOND Sz BURTON Dean Milk Distributor Lena, Illinois Qf'l-I1IF I 7lZ'vC xAA.....tA tAI:-- ,,,, : Juniors Step into Grease Paint The entire cast smiles on opening night. On April 10, 1959, the Junior Class of 1960 presented a three act mystery, Who Dunit?, directed by Mrs. Barmore. The play revolved around the murder of Alexander Arlington in his study at the stroke of midnight and his arrival in heaven where he was greeted by three angels. Because he was unhappy not knowing who had murdered him, the angels decided to send him back to earth to relive his last day. Having returned to his study, he spent this day struggling desperately to uncover his murderer and keep from returning to heaven, only to become once again stabbed at midnight. Alexander Arlington visits with the angels. WHO DUNIT? CAST Alexander Arlington . . . . . Richard Rinehart Muriel .......... . . Margaret Solberger Isabelle . . . . . Shirley Marty Michael . . . . . Wayne Yeoman Annie . . . . Gayle Bennehoff Harry ...... Miss Jenkins . . Andrew ..... Vivian Odell . . . George Brewster . . Flo ........ . . Gregory Molter . Marilyn Kraft . Duaine Leverton . . Norma Stark . . . Larry Seifreit . . Donna Rote x Annie wakens Mr. Arlington after visit to heaven F10 examines murder weapon. Hawaiian Paradise Chosen a Joyce Griffin, last year's prom queen, crowns Gary Schulz, King of Hawaiian Paradise. The court stands left to right-- Richard Rinehart, Greg Molter, and Creig Kleckler. The royalty forms a pretty picture as the sun sets on the crowning. Two happy people in the middle of an island. 68 T :Pk r. K .. N' X 1 PROM KING: Gary Schulz The newly crowned king and queen and cout descend the steps. The 1959 Orangeville Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held on May 22. Sandra Dietmeier, junior class president, served as toastmistress of the banquet which preceded the prom. The tables were decorated with lavender crepe paper and silver lacelon upon which were placed small palm trees and irises. Music was provided throughout the meal by Mrs. Glen Van- Matre at the piano. An after dinner sextet of junior girls, accompanied by Shirley Marty, provided more Hawaiian spirit by singing Blue Hawaii and In the Middle of an Island. Mr. and Mrs. William Haupt showed color slides of their trip to Hawaii. The banquet was closed with the benediction given by Mr. Vernon Schuman. heme of Junior-Senior Prom Don Kaiser, last year's king, crowns Sandra Dietmeier Queen of Hawaiian Paradise. Her attendants from Left to Right-- PROM QUEEN: Sandra Dietmeier Donna Rote, Darlene Remmers, and Karen Obert. a m All through ? Dancing was held from 9:00 to 12:00 p.m. in the high school gymnasium which was decorated with a silver, lavender, and purple false ceiling. A small grass island with ll hut and palm trees was located in the center of the dance floor. Large palm trees and an ocean scene forming the background decorated the stage where Sandra Diet- meier and Cary Schulz were crowned Queen and King of Hawaiian Paradise at 10:00 p.m. The Queen's court consisted of Karen Obert, Donna Rote, and Darlene Remmers, Richard Rinehart, Creig Kleckler, and Greg Molter composed the King's court. 69 ,K :ff . Which way to go? I i What'll I say ? Memories Are Made of This Oh dear! What did he say? Man, those eyes! ! Have nail, will travel. Pretty Miss Don't make me laugh. Hold on. This game excites me! ' Bedtime giggles. Whee-ee-ee! Where am I! E e i I'm scared to look, girls. D0n't bother me! Not really! Ready for sleep, girls? Now, this one goes here! :wi ., i if x X'k vu . , S Mi- , - 'L I Y r 11'-Iss: 0 . .. I TX ' k ':.: ' xx N , ,Q!, ,. S l Q i S Q 0 , Nag . M- - - .,: .. .-W . may i is QQ' Halls of Ivy Tasse s - Diplomas BACCALAUREATE BACCALAUREATE Processional . . . . . . . Coronation March--Johnson ...... . Band May 31 Scripture and Prayer ........... . . . . . Rev. A. R. Felts Halls of Ivy ...... ..... G rant ..... ..... . Senior Class S lugz g Sermon . . . . Dare To Stand Alone .. Rev. Milford W. Best Class Song ...... Graduation Day--Stickle ....... Girls' Chorus 3. A 3 You'1l Never Walk Alone--Rogers . . . Girls' Chorus 'cialis rrr, Benediction ................. .... . .... R ev. Joe Housh m?,a..3flns.i,..1. 5 fp Recessional . . . . . Ballyhoo --Richards ........ . Band ggi f A Q5.....g's 1 iT'i?'2, XR Graduates in if A 5 Jack L. Armstrong Carol Anne Kloepping Mary Ann Babler Janice Colleen Lehman JoAnn S. Bissell Virgil H. Leverton A ,,-' Sally E. Brookover Judith Rae Maass ff ! Marlis F. Buehler Larry E. Mains Stephen P. Buehler Helen Moest Carol Ann Busjahn Sandra J. Murphy Robert L. Dwyer James G. Price Judith Ann Folgate Gerry D. Rinehart Ronald H. Folgate William K. Samuelson Joyce Ann Griffin Linda Lou Shippy Susan Claire Hefty Joanne Elaine Stamm Larry M. Heitz Carolyn Sue Swanson Donald G. Kaiser Daryl E. Sweetwood Lawrence Keister Barbara Ann VanRaalte I up :IQI I .. w - '. i. 'ii- aiil. z :1'1 .... :AZI . Q P z . .,, ,,:. ii fi. .,,. Q :.,., sg. hi g Q .,. ii' K' ggi ,,,. :'ii' YWRWT 'WX N WWW? maarill Y The 1959 graduates of Orangeville High School complete their journey through the years of high school as they march down the aisle and onto the stage the night of graduation. Smiles and Tears GRADUATION June 1 CLASS OFFICERS President ............ Gerry Rinehart Vice President . . . . . Larry Heitz Secretary .... . . . Don Kaiser Treasurer ........ . . . Bill Samuelson Student Council: Gerry Rinehart, President, Joyce Griffin, Vice-President, Carolyn S Swanson, Secretary, Marlis Buehler, Treas- - J 'ce Leh a Jim Price Linda S Shippy, Judy Folgate, Larry Hertz, Mary 5 Babler, Sue Hefty. ' J CLASS COLORS Lavender and Purple CLASS FLOWER Orchids CLASS MOTTO We have crossed the bay, The ocean lies before us. CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Glenn R. Keuler Mr. Vernon Shuman PROGRAM Processional . . Pomp and Circumstance . .Band Invocation .............. Rev. Joe Housh Presentation of Valedictorian. .Mary Ann Babler Presentation of Salutatorian . . Carolyn Swanson By Glenn R. Keuler Address ............. Prof. George Walter . . . Jim Duncan, Honor Graduate . . . Alma Mater . . . . Clair Johnson .... Band Presentation of Class . . . Mr. Charles L. Strayer Presentation of Diplomas . . . Mr. Ralph Babler Benediction . ........ Rev. Milford W. Best Recessional. . Stadium Echoes --Richard. .Band HONOR STUDENTS: Those having a scholastic average of B or better for the Four Years in order of standing in class: Mary Ann Babler, Carolyn Swanson, Susan Hefty, Stephen Bueh- ler, Helen Moest, Joyce Griffin, Carol Busjahn, Janice Lehman, Jack Armstrong, Don Kaiser. Mary Ann Babler receives the valedictorian award I for outstanding scholastic achievement in her high School years, Mr. Keuler presents Carolyn Swanson the salutatorian award. Besides attaining a high scholastic standing, Carolyn proved .1 leader in her class. 73 Seniors Lift Their Eye Mr. Strayer presents the graduating class, stating they have filled the requirements for graduation from high school and are ready to receive their diplomas. At last, after twelve years of preparing for this mo- rncnt, it is attained. We receive our diplomas and are graduated. 74 o the Future Down the steps we march to face the world before us but always in our hearts there will remain . . . The Halls of Ivy Oh, we love the Halls of Ivy that surround us here today, And we will not forget tho' we be far, far away. To the hallow'd Halls of Ivy ev'ry voice will bid farewell, And shimmer off in twilight like the old vesper bell. One day a hush will fall, the footsteps of us all Will echo down the hall and disappear, But as we sadly start our journeys far apart, A part of ev'ry heart will linger here--- In the sacred Halls of Ivy, where we've lived and learned to know That thro' the years we'll see you in the sweet afterglow, By Henry Russell and Vick Knight This page sponsored by KERR'S SHOE STORE, Monroe, Wisc. EMMERT-MOOGK DRUG CO. Freeport, Illinoi RUSSELL MILLS Orangeville, Illinois 75 S I f TI 6 BRENNAN'S CERTIFIED SUPER MARKET WE BUY FOR DIRECT WA'-TER KUEHL YOU BUY FOR LESS JEWELER Open Evenings FREEPORT 17 E. Stephenson ILLINOIS Phone: Monroe 433 ,T SINCLAIR LEE S SUPER MARKET Reed 8. Son Sinclair Service I 214 West Main Sheet CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB SERVICE Freeport Illinois Phone: Cedarville 86 fNoted for our qualityj Cedarville Illinois AL C- EMRWH MONROE Music co. 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