Orange High School - Oran Yearbook (Pepper Pike, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

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' ORANGE HIGH SCHOCL Chagrin Falls, Ohio 1954 THE GR-AN 5 Q xx. Hx 'Q no L K .. nl- S 'V . PQ My 1 X l a 3- ' 1 11 X 6 4 I I , K ,, X 'f' f X , ' .1 'm .,-2 ' X '-V 3- ' 1 l - - w- si if F -,I x 1 v vs' I N. as A? v-34 'K in .Lily M-....- - - 7--iq-.HM - A :gs 5, s-45.1f',,M . ',: ' ' f.. av .,4.y' Y 1 ,ww Wim , fr: ,, '2 '.far'f., :,' .,,f,,, f' W , , X, .is M ' rs fa , . , U H f .v . W ' 5 if -' .' J., KV ,-.5 .1-, 9 ' Y X, sa- . 5 , ,. 1 ha . 5 aff. ap 1' 0 .. , vv f , , 4,35 'Q t 5 f 1 ,V kwa. .A , ' . GTV' '7 .JK Z. 1 ,if Ifkfll' r'.' ' 1 ' 4 nz .I 5 -. I Q r.x3..,,,'-'V i 4 52-:?',f++tZ'fLJ az' . 'A 1 1 .' 4 Wy' . . r -' u If 5 w ff.:-v - r ' I - ,iv 0 'L ,fp I' .- 'ZH 41 fzg' Vw, ,W ,WW M - I ' , V - K '1.,,,,3,w 'Thani-'Q ... f n ri W-W Nu H qw R-MSU 5 BI: tw -nw. ln, 94 I 'fr-'nf m ng , , 1 . '. . . x:z'.V!:5'k'l,f,5fbQ:tf':Q6-Iwr, V , , 1 V' 6: , t . -1 I ,. 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', 'l ' t . fl 'x Us 'IX i 5.1 1, El' Y. 5p,Eff- Vg:-,igvl-,L A ' S, p ' vi ' O 4fgqwK' H g, N4 ,- Q-.Q .wif .y - an x -a vii v .gn -. .x-A vu' . ,, .,-W.. iq 4 Q N AQ XJ W 8,13 f To Lewls W Black we the Or An staff take prrde ln dedlcatmg Lhrs plctorlal record of the 1953 54 school year m recogmtron of your endurmg personal lnterest xn each of us Through the years your smcere helpfulness and generosrty of sprrrt have made us proud to know you as our prmclpal and as our frrend 4 I ' 1 SWE AT ORANGE ARE INTENSELY PROUD OF OUR SCHOOL SO WE ARE PROUD OF OUR ALMA MATER SINCE LINES FROM THE ALMA MATER SUGGEST TO US DIFFERENT PHASES OF SCHOOL LIFE WE ARE USING THEM TO INTRO DUCE THE SECTIONS OF OUR YEARBOOK FAIR ORANGE WE THY LOYAL SONS Sports WHERE ER IN LIFE OUR JOURNEY RUNS School Actlvltles THAT CLUSTER ROUND OUR SOJOURN HERE SOCIHI Ac.t1v1t1eS FAIR ORANGE THO WE COME AND GO WHILE O ER THY WALLS THE IVIES GROW Underclassmen WE STILL SHALL LOVE THEE AND BE TRUE TO OUR OLD SCHOOL FAIR ORANGE TO YOU Semors D Page I 7 T , , ...... ...... . .. . . 6 ' . .... I 'A , . . . 20 SHALL CHERISH ALL THE MEM'R1Es DEAR, ' . . ' W' ' ' . . . . 36 ' ' A ' .... ..... 4 6 , , ' . ' ....,.... 56 FAIR ORANGE, WE, THY LOYAL SONS the swc at the Lheurs thu prayers th tx m DLS th r ' 1 1 L ui the lm il cmQ of GL mgg 6 cgroans... lc 5 '1 0 cowmcn -glk1ncls...rhc viuturics. . ,thc defeats. .. Unk' , 1 ja , '4 x Aw- . 1 4.!--ffm ' I , , 'f 1 ' in mr K X ff h ' gf- . ' S , 5 lm-if .v-.--,f , ' f 4, .f, - f 4' ' '5 f ? f?1.- t bf Mya. x ' JQAQQQ-1.',155i94?f5?E?f'ff3'7'fh' '4 2 A I ' ' 'f f 5E'ff:?ff?'1f'A75'f 7' ' , ' .gamzfqzy-.37 - M 5 . f K 4 X 1 3 , g,,1?' ff, ,. 7.1, x.. .f -MIK, , f , . I I k .su f '- ,4- Q. v 'F' : ,7.'-- 1. fs J- ' 3 'Qi 'nn ' Q' , ' f ,Il u r ' 'I .14 . Q -'4 - .1 Y .u-rg. 21 -Jvk .'.f' ' ':,, .,, j Q' ,1-ai-5 I' fa ,,4 ,. -Kr 'ff ri!.5 ', 4' ' tx ,Uv 1.4, 4, A, . ': . ' f,.a,,' 'Lai Incl 'v I rr' 5-A1 r'-,lfff ' , , fjlfx .1-21 1 FIRST ROW: R. Ferrito, G. Makra, R. Kieger, W. Mitchell, 1. Gruden, W. Schuster, R. Gioia, 1. Pre- vite, T. Sarfi, W. Wood. SECOND ROW: Coach Greenwood, J. Hino, R. Zenisek, R. Pallay, J. Venning, K. Vlasek, D. Judy, j. Toth, H. Eastwood, R. Mason, R. Schweiker. THIRD ROW: E. Conrad, R. Tin- ter, S. Kovach, T. McClure, E. Kenyo, E. Smith, D. Sutcliffe, j. Baxa, R. Croucher, J. Gnabah. FOURTH ROW: W. Faber, M. Lodge, R. Hopf, R. jablonski, C. Falarski, A. Payne, R. Goga, Coach North. FIFTH ROW: O. Phipps, 1. Ungvary, D. Taylor, R. Turk, Coach Lozenoff, Show Them That Orange ls Here ONGRATULATIONS are in order for the Orange Lions who brought home our fifth football championship in the past six years. The Lions started the season on the right foot as they defeated Olmstead Falls 6 to 0 in the annual Round Robin. But the team's hopes for an undefeated season faded as they lost to Maple Heights 6-0 in an independent tilt. In another in- dependent game the following week, the Orangemen were again victims of defeat as they bowed to Brush 14-7. The boys, however, bounced right back as the team made their league debut by winning a thriller from Cuyahoga Heights 13- 12. On October 9, they tripped Solon 25-6. Travel- ing to Independence the following Friday, the fellas racked up 40 points against 6 points for an inexperienced Independence squad. Orange gained its first shutout of the season trouncing Brecksville 30-0. Ex- citement reached its peak on the night of October 30, as the Lions dumped a strongly favored Chagrin team by a score of 13-0. Scenting an untied championship, the Lions went on to finish the season by defeating May- field 19-13 in what was said to be our tough- est game of the year. There were 39 stars on the team this year, each one playing his best game--ev- ery game- -whether it was played from the bench or on the playing field. Good sports- manship, teamwork and the will to win made our Lions champs. FIRST ROW R Sayle J Morman P Barley E Myers A Erlckson SECOND ROW R Kldd D Leltch J Skufca C Parks L Matthews W Sayle R Hasman THIRD ROW D Brown L Harms I Terrell J Bushman J Krakora CoachP Lozanoff 4 ng 'K kan if A-1 I f 'upw- i 46 MTV ' y 551 -ff XA 5 I. ,Dy NX 'bb 10 fr? : . , . , . ' , . , . ' . : . . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . l , . , . Y - 1 . . J., 'Y +1 ni x Y M : 'V .W 'Maj A Xa .5 5 O .4 ,fi W A - r :ki Q' I 1 F . Ta f - lx. A R 'if 1 up 'T as 1 Q I ' .5 '- .. N M r ff ., A I X - 3 ,K ' ' 'O 'A Var ' N ' -- I - if L i1..' -A f f' ' N' ' 'Q . mei Q , , Y - N A+ li T ss O aff N VVV rf, Q Y V , , - M I, I i Q ,V iw' , K A :V A H I spytpl, 41,5 'J' rf 1.1 -rr I V' ,Rx ' ' ' Vi R 'HAIr:f'n:ff 14 'H I y Iv K. V W ,: . 'TAT 'M Im' ' ', .. . lr l,Y1I!II!f1I1l1x V, 'N I X w J' 'T I ' V O ff' 5' 1 M '15 - is 'ke , , 4 E' JJ, V I-V-Ei 14 1371 , - 1 ,. , ' , 5 'L J , , 't ' : y I S , lf f . X A A A 2. , J L J K z 1 l 4 f - ' 1 1 1 T , 5' U ' ' ' H Flghhng For Orange Hugh 1 X ATHLETIC BOARD- A. Payne, P. Lozanoff, R. Greenwood, L. Black, R. Soma, j. North, M. ,L Piastrelli, DCT We're Here To Win Again f ITH his eyes tumed toward the future, A Coach Bob Greenwood set up this year's var' sity teamg consisting of four seniors and four jun- iors. As the book goes to press, the Lions are one of seven teams in Ohio to remain undefeated. After three league victories, the Lions won the Northeastern Ohio Invitational Tournament, played at Windham High School, by defeating Uniontown and Ravenna. The Citrus Five took the next eight games in succession, assuring fans of the first undisputed East County champi- onship in the school's history. Senior forwards, Mark Titus and Dick Goga, along with junior center Rog Zenisek, ranked high in the scoring columns. Team spirit was kept at a high pitch by guards jim Gruden and joe Ungvary. The boys were said to be two of the best ball-handlers in the county. Rebound- ing abilities of 6'4 center, Wayne Mitchell, were definitely an asset to the team. Guards Bill Kennett and Bob Mason were ala so instrumental in many of the Lion victories. Record breaking scores and individual stars were of secondary importance to the boysg they practiced as a team, played as a team and won as a team. VARSITY: FIRST ROW: R. Kelley, R. Goga, M. Titus, J. Gruden. SECOND ROW: j. Ungvary, R. Zenisek W. Mitchell, R. Mason, B. Kennett, M. jackson, AssistantCoachjohn North, Head Coach Bob Greenwood. L--1- ' ...A.-v-4- i 1 bf' X , ' ..,-A-Q If f , 3 i 9 1 . QX P '- oAmEA1. ON THE REBOUND Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange BASKETBALL SC OR ES Independence Cuyahoga Hts Brecksville Alumni Uniontown Ravenna Solon West Geauga Mayfield Chagrin Independence Cuyahoga Hts Brecksville Maple Hts. Solon Mayfield Chagrin Falls TITUS TAKES OFF JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: W. Faber, K. Vlasek, E. Conrad, J. Namy, D. Judy, J. Baxa, B. Sulzman, D. Cummins. SECOND ROW: Coach North, J. Fuchs, J. Hino, O. Phipps, T. Seidel, J. Gnabah, G. Croucher, Coach Green- 4. wood. You Do Your Best, Boys V . EXCITED, EARL? GOOD GOING, GOGA FRESHMAN TEAM: FIRST ROW: E. Myers, J. Gardner, C. Parks, R. Hasman, J. Morman, C. Huebner. SECOND ROW: Coach P. Lozanoff, W. Sayle, J. Krakora, G. McGrew, R. Shields, J. Bush- man, L. Mathews. . . . , , ,MM , 14 U Id G S S Co A, SS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Judy Lisy, Wanda Read, Cora Schultz, Shirley Herod, Carol Kaczor. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: joy Fogarty, Darlene Villari, Sandy Bodolay, Martha Hart, Annette Lodge, Dolores Magoch. :iz .-L-...- Track FIRST ROW J Beady A Payne K Morgan B Kleger B Takach Head Coachj North SECOND ROW Asslstant Coach B Greenwood W Ken nett W Schuster J Dodd R Schwelkher R Zenlsek R Harsa C Herron R jablonskl Qi R. -- V ! in. 11' 111 ITH slx lettermen returnmg ln 1954 Track Coach john North looked hope fully ahead Last season the local cmder men took a second place 1n the Suburban D1v1s1on of the Annual Arena Meet In a tn meet held at Chagrm Falls our th1n clads took second place followlng Brecks v1l1e who copped flrst Later ln the sea son Orange won the annual tr1 meet wlth Chagrm and Mayfleld held on the local track In the East County Meet the Llons fmrshed rn thlfd place to end thelr regular season NEW 4 WWW W1 xiff P' 41 8 'u ' ae 16 C was f 1--IWWQC Wf I -.af :Gif A'4 Je P' oo C9 17 CN!-IE golf team sta.rted the 1953 season off early w1th a 12 4 wln over Cleve land Helghts SUCCCSSIVC wlns by both the A and B squads followed john Adams St Edwards Shaker Helghts St Ignatlus Benedlctme and Parma fell ln turn to the Slammm Sammles In a four way match between Wllloughby Chardon and w1Ckllff6 the team flnlshed second I the Northeastem DISIIICI Golf Tournament Orange fmlshed thlrd The sparkplug of the team was Captam jlm Gruden Chrls Ondlshko joe Plantner Ron Sveda Dlck Bruck Wayne Mltchell and joe Ungvary make up the rest of thls wlnnlng team Go FIRST ROW j Gruden J Ung vary R Bruck C Ondlshko CoachM Plastrelh SECOND ROW W Mltchell j Planter R Cvelbar andR Sveda mm' ak' 17 , -, GCI' HE girls' physical education program is divided into several partsg class activities for all girls, intramurals for those interested in athletic and physical activity, and interscholastic games, for g those girls who enjoy competition, a A . I t 1 ggi ' ' f v , 9 1 5 si ff f -.f' - n v T77 'n ' good time and a chance to meet new WATCH IT BARBI I . ' ' friends. Class activities begin in September with fieldball and soccer, later switch- ing to field hockey. Chilly winds and snow flakes chase the girls into the gym. Volleyball is first on the agenda of in- door sports. Basketball takes over in mid winter and continues through january. A program of recreational sports such as badminton table termis shuffleboard and dancing is set up for early spring Sun shine and warm weather bring softball and archery forth Throughout the year the girls may par ticipate in an intramural program at noon and in the evening It is here that t.he girls get extra practice besides enjoying clean wholesome fun and competition Well Do The Rest Boys TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME? 5' wif! S97 N .IVT3 -I '4:3Ur-J :za- 18 Q . y . , f-'Jw 'li Y o - , . . . . ! , . N I yy f ' ' 1. , A . 4 5 Q ,l r 5' A 1 ,I 3 KK gp' ' la rg? 5 , ,fm A , 1 ,N r g i L7'jX'..Qf4 4 VN L' f J ' . -4 , Arg, Al.r1 . aft gift! : , .x.' ' , - i - W Q, ,nn A I 3 Zfhfsxgqgt aj. . In , I ., ' ' '4 'A xff W-fi 'if' K:-L:,l, , .- ,I .,' V r if' fra,-'11-2' - vel ' -M - ...n ...wa . NICE SET UP JOAN ...-0- T l HEY HEY TAKE IT AWAY' FEMALE ROBIN HOODS? X t' I, .V -. V s -GNN ' fx - ' if- '7 '.:-P? ,Q L15 JT.: , '- , -- .,,f-5. ,xi 1' A , lvfulff 'A.L., .... fs v A, , ' ' , I - -,- Q I ig, ,, .1 w. ,, .,- ww., .530 . gif- ., V... .. I, , N V -., w -J' yawn - --,,,..,,' N K. ,ff 2 'Q I I f -'.,f ..f,,.- W fQf .-fb, 1 -:.4- N- - .f A .. ,, WHERE 'ERE IN LIFE OUR JOURNEY RUNS.. working, Ios,4IhLr SIHFIHL toggthu xormg, Iogpthu marghmg toguhu eucgeedmg, toguhu cxpgrleme thus gamed helps us Wham uc m hfg our joumev uns Zll 'I V V' 'I T 7' 'V .l V V . 7 V TZ i A 'I i . ' X V ...Serving together. . .living together. .. ,' N 7 71 ' . , . Y ' .' V' A PY. 5. , , 1 J ' ' -. He- ,1 Eli FIRST ROW: L. Liotta, Y. Pickens, B. Kozak, L. Svoboda, K. I-ludec, J. Roscoe, R. Temple, K. Cerney, A. Rillman, D. Yarnell, A. Dailey. SECOND ROW: G. Quay, I.Gnoddie, J. Namy, G.Currie, 1. McGinnis, D. Foster, M. Farrar, G. l-lansgen, K. Temple, ji Schnapp, V. Parrish, 1. Linville, J. Nichols. THIRD ROW: L. Ferkett, D. Saada, j. Soderquist, C. Michener, 1. Wooddell, A. I-lunziker, B. Schneider, Q. Sim- mons, L. Seitz, M. Schill. FOURTH ROW: L. Harris, C. Schurer, j. Oliphant, L. Sanderson, F. Kirk- patrick, A. Svoboda, D.Cummins, j. Bushman, B. Rittman, D. Ellacott. BAND DIRECTOR: john Kucz- marski. NOT PICTURED: I Hino, M. Titus, B. Mason, O. Phipps, P. Namy, M, Clark, T. Parks, V.Poth. TOP BRASS sqwuqlm i rv '.v 'rn I ifus' : '. P 1.0-Q , if- .asf -2 ' is . Q 1' l i iv I ' ' P 4 . M -'. . f V g 3 -Y I , .G-: Q 1 M ' ., If 1 9 . J .Q A -is : ' - I 2. M XBIZ ftgii ga LA 'frm'-.I I j -ll l W Z as di Q nfqe'-sg Jig ,' -h I' . L -qi, XHQQL 'tl' AQ- a .Nix J 4 --sa.-it-1,.L-QTY 1 N '1R'L,i -Q .x'3 i 1 -S i: 4.' ,. i..k--six 5 ffAhl...- '5-L-- 22 March, March On Down The Field gp ISPLAYING the colors and spirit of Orange during foot ball games, the band marches on warm, sunny days and cold, wintry ones with equal vigor. Led by senior majorettes, Bar- bara Anderson and Gerda Schmidt, and under the able direction of Band Leader John Kuczmarski, the band adds to the gaiety of all games. The marchettes, our glamorous girl drill team, creates many intricate forma- tions during half time. Inten- sive after school practice is a muSl if one wishes to be eligi- ble to march. ..4.,.,4 fYl '6'f'Qf8Q Ks...., MAJORETTES: S. Mitchell, J. Barta. M. Post, J. Vemon. Co-heads: B. Anderson, G. Schmidt. 'V ai X f I :X THE DRUMS GO BANG! MARCHETTES: FIRST ROW: W. Morrison, J. Easton, L. Vanek, V. Fiorilli, S. Catanese, G. Metzger, L. LaMarca, S. Currie. SECOND ROW: M. Llewellyn, N. Winter, L. Morrison, P. Mallet, S. Forester P. Demcy. THIRD ROW: M. Beckman, L. Bulkowski, V. Poth, T. Miles. Say Ii Wiih Music... ,Q SENIOR ENSEMBLE J. Sutcliffe, M. Hamer, L. Louis, S. Bodolay--acconr panist, B. Ross, L.Weber, R. Eveland, A. Brick, D. Villari. NOT PICTURED: J. McGinnis. .--..- .., .. n Y FIRST ROW: C. McAllister, B. Segreto, A. Brick, S. Currie, M. Post, D. Magoch, R. Eveland, G. Metzger K. Vlasek, J. Namy, A. Hunziker, L. Sanderson, j. Villari, M. Clark, R. Sorna. SECOND ROW: I. Easton L. Weber, L. Vanek, N. Wills, B. Ross, L. Hamer, D. Saada, D. Villari, E. Cawley, G. Riboczi, R. Sch- weikher, R. Kieger, J. Barca, R. Croucher, D. Falkner, J. Schill. THIRD ROW: K. Hall, E. Hinton, M. Zu poncic, 1. Koci, M. Stepic, J. Koci, j. Kidd, M. Beckman, G. Schmidt, W. Russo, R. Shields, G. Makra, J. Neiley, F. Kirkpatrick, R. jablonski, G. Hrabak. FOURTH ROW: N. Winter, A. Lodge, M. Eastwood, M. Hamer, C. Pinter, V. Poth, L. Morrison, M. Honicky, L. Bulkowski, O. Phipps, R. Mason, E. Schlaker J. Hino, R. Pallay, E. Gnabah, G. Croucher, R. Hopf. 24 Beautiful Music L G99 JUNIOR ENSEMBLE G. Metzger, M. Post, D. Magoch, C. McAllister, N. Winter, C. Pinter, L. Mor- rison, A. Lodge, M. Honicky --accompanist, L. Bulkowski I . CQROM Handel to Hammerstein--from pillar to post. Even while trying to find a time and a place to rehearse, our singers manage to give us the thrill of hearing great mu- sic. Mr. Everson has gathered around him the largest choral groups we have known at Orange, and the swell of their voices has filled us with pride. FIRST ROW: j. Leko, B. Ross, J. Nau, A. Brick, S. Currie, E. Cawley, I. Stepic, L. Weber, M. Miklaus, P. Dempcy, L. Louis, D. Gillie. SECOND ROW: M. Post, J. Taylor, P. Schultz, B. Anderson, j. Cascone, P. Yoger, Y. Rivett, D. Villari, A. Lesko, B. Kinney, K. Pieh. THIRD ROW: j. Fogarty, S. Forester, E. Anderson, J. Barra, j. Lorenz, J. Sutcliffe, L. Schafer, M. Hart, R. Eveland, M. Zuponcic, E. Previte. FOURTH ROW: D. Skoyec, G. Hansgen, N. Winter, M. Eastwood, M. Hamer, P. Namy, C. Pinter, A.Lodge G. Radel, L. Morrison, M. Beckman. 25 W il UE Mx WE ....., Ti ga- l 'll 1 I. 4 , lilllllfmlmli Illliilfilu 'X-Q. ,..-'S FINDING THE FACTS? 26 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS C HECKING books in and out and col- lecting fines help to keep the library assistants busy, and gives our librari- ans more time to help scholars find ref- erence materials. Nine periods a day the assistants are working to help make ours one of the best libraries in the county. uf. x CLINIC ATTENDANTS: M. King, L. Hamer, P. Gillie, j. Taylor, ir' Q M. Hudec C. Veit K. Pieh N Noyes, B. Segreto 'FQ ,. .,., , ACTHE clinic attendants, pictured above, are chosen by Miss Marilyn Smith and repre- sent dependability and responsibility. Many of these girls plan to enter nursing after gradua- tion. The attendants learn to detect and aid minor injuries and illnesses after a first-aid course is given by the cotmty nurse. Mrs. Lillian Hawn is sponsor of the Junior Red Cross, pictured below. This organization brings happiness to many who are less fortunate than they. WHO SAID THAT? JUNIOR RED CROSS: FIRST ROW: C. Manino, L. Kiss, M. Varcoe, C. Pinter, A. Lodge, C. Obermayer, N. Kline, J. Wander. SECOND ROW: B. Belew, P. Myers, J. Mowery, K. Gleitz, C. Fall, S. Linville, P. Kudley, E. Matthews, j. Wilson, P. Sample, N. Noyes, J. Nau, M. Luther, C. Cascone, J. Lisy. THIRD ROW: G. Radel, E. Hinton, C. Hamer, N. Wormley, C. Silvestro, L. Priesmeyer, C. Veit, T. Miles, M. Marason, D. Hoey, M. Fiedigo, B. Harris, K. Skrinjar, C. Huber, J. Kidd, C. McAllister, D. McCabe. 27 E Anderson J Lorenz I Steprc S Bodolay D V11lar1 L Y in-.J D. Bertonaschi, B. Ross, G. Schmidt, C. Thomas. 1 I5 P Schultz B Anderson Cawley G Makra D Vaughn Advrser M Young Hlghllghfs f NDER the guldance of Melvm Young sen1or staffers transform blank sheets of paper rnto hrghlrghts of the week s ac trvxtres Workmg agamst the mevrtable deadlme the staff wrltes types and mrm eographs HIGHLIGHTS for delrvery to sub scrrbers Ln the homerooms each Frrday mommg throughout the school year Ok 1 . r - Below: I. Stepic, E. Anderson, G. Makra, E. Cawley, J. Sut- cliffe, R. Soma. .W . , 5-if pw. if - ' ' . 5 'T . 1 Q E vlfki.. P Y ' I ' ' H5 J. Lorenz, S. Bodolay, ' D. Bertonaschi, A. Payne, F M. Han, D. vuiari. 'xg ' X A X Jas Or-An C ALORIES and captionsg layouts and lunches, photographs and sandwiches wrapped in soggy wax paper. The tables in the cafeteria become a copy desk and the lights bum long after the last school- bus departs, as the editors and staff try to work a year's activities into the short space of time before publication date. CO-EDITORS PAULA AND PAT, POSE FOR MIKE. FIRST ROW: C. Thomas, J. Taylor, B. Ross, M. Miklaus, B. Anderson, L. Schaefer, M. Hamer. SECOND ROW: R. Faber, R. Eveland, G. Rybold, P. Gillie, P. Yoger, M. Hudec, M. jackson. THIRD ROW: W. Russo, R. Kieger, R. Hopf, M. Titus, R. Jahlonski, G. Hrabak, R. Schweikher. 29 'N CARFIELD CHAPTER FIRST ROW A Svoboda M Txtus SponsorM Douglas J Sutchffe P Schultz SECOND ROW I SICPIC M jackson S Forester C Huber Nahonal Honor Soclehes HI ll!! II 5 exe I VICTORY CHAPTER FIRST ROW B Hudec C Schultz Sponsorj North Llewellyn L Parks SECOND ROW S Helskell L Harrrs B Nozar N Schmohl I Venmg M Mlchener K Temple B Kmg I LISY E Smlth T C' HE hexght of scholastlc ach1evement and servrce IS membershxp In the Nauonal Honor SOCISIY Junror h1gh puprls are members of the Vrctory Chapter wlule hlgl school students be long to the Garfreld Chapter Students are cho sen for then' scho1arsh1p Ieadershrp character and servlce In May new members are elec ted and 1nducted at a Jomt ceremony to whrch parents students and frrends are 1nv1ted TICKET SALESMEN FIRST ROW B K1eger C Pmter N Wrlls S Cu.rr1e B Kmney SECOND ROW T Zarzour J Vernon J Forbes N jackson A Kenyo J Skufca W Wh1ttaker THIRD ROW G Quay D Falkner I Takach T M1165 P GL111e E Sm1th J HESE I1Ck6I salesmen form a hard workmg group of students who act as offrcral homeroom salesmen for all act1v1t1es Workmg toward a better understand J mg of the world s problems tlus World I Affaus Club meets to dlscuss current local and natlonal po11t1ca1 developments ...dur- Qi 155' JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS FIRS1 ROW I Steplc C Huber M Homcky C McA1l1ster O Ph1pps J vemon c schunz J Llsy c load SECOND Row B Hopf J Bushman A svoboda G Rybold Ni GOT A PROBLEM' 31 : : . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . A . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . 2 . , . , . , . ' , . A ', . ' A Cry 1 - I V - V' 7 H , K 1 . . I Io '- f P A I K ,i,A , . . . , I 0 r . D N 1 , 1, tg? X . r I tg' 1 - 1 Ll' , f - f J V 4- . W I , ff 1 f ff I ' Qi -, . 79 . If M u I I . if , . , . , . , . , f V P . I af, if . , . , . , . . . , H, . , . , . , . . ' SENIOR COUNCIL: STANDING: R. Soma, N. Winter, D. Sutcliffe, A. Lodge, P. Dempcy, R. Eichman. SEATED: J. Lisy, P. Namy, j. Sos- pirato, P. Schultz. RIGHT: President Bill Schus- ter, Vice President R. Mason. J JUNIOR high and a senior high council comprise our student governing body. Both coun- cils endeavor to solve student prob- lems and during the year sponsor numerous activities which promote a feeling of loyalty, democratic principles and school Spirit in the student body. On Election Day everyone has an opportunity to cast his ballot for his favorite candidate. Early in the year the president appointed Bob Gioia captain of the Hall Guides. This service club is an asset to Orange High. Aiding teachers, guiding visitors and checking hall passes are only a few of the chores of a hall guide. As money derived from tax stamps is the council's main source of revenue, the committee rnust work hard to make this yearly drive a success. The council this year sponsored two new organizations, a Photography Club and a Thespian society. 'fx JUNIOR COUNCIL: STANDING: M. Farrar, I. Brovm, C. Cummins, C. Zarzour. SEATED: E. Kline, M. Endle, C. Cotman, D. Schaef fer. 32 HALL GUIDES: FIRST ROW: 1. Nau, E. Cawley, j. Vemon, B. Anderson, A. Lesko, j. Fo- garty. SECOND ROW: D. Cummins, G. Rybold, C. Schultz, A. Lodge, P. Namy, j. Easton, D. Skoyec, B. Kennett. THIRD ROW: J. Venning, B. Russo, R. Turk, G. Makra, R. Goga, D Lubanovich, R. Kelley. XX NC, its TAX STAMP COMMITTEE: Judy Lisy, Joan Sospirato, Lynne Morrison. ARLENE, DOES HE HAVE A HALL PASS? 33 TAGE CREW R Hopf G Hrabak M Clark D Ellacot advlsor Bruce Wrlson 1 Dodd R Kelly R Arch HATEVER success the drama de partment has ach1eved dunng the past two years IS largely due to the ef forts of the members of the stage crew Headed by techmcal GIICCIOI Dlck Arch these boys helped the actors to create the gayety of Mr Barry s stud1o and the sm1ster atmosphere of the Manrungham resldence On the other s1de of the curtam Mr Lackey s projectlonlsts not only brmg us the enjoyment of the noon mov1es but also work throughout the school to help teachers present classroom movxes PROJECTION CLUB. STANDING A Svo boda T Parks R jab1onsk1 M T1tus W Schuster R Schwe1kher R Hopf G Hrabak M jackson FRONT A Payne J Prevlte J Gruden W M1tche1l G Makra R Kreger in HOW S THE WEATHER UP THERE7 VARSITY O : FIRST ROW: D. Goga, J. Previte, Coach B. Green- wood, R. Gioia, B. Kennett. SECOND ROW: A. Payne, j. Gruden, B. Kieger. THIRD ROW: B. Mason, B. Wood, D. judy. g OR the ambitious, energetic girl, there f is the Girls' Athletic Leaders Club which, among its many activities, sponsors play days and after school intramurals. f Vw . 'f iv. . , gwgg . I Q A . X viy. Jr T' KIM g'O gain membership in one of our most - outstanding clubs, the boys of Varsity O must first earn their letter. Athletes all, they represent our winning teams. ' - 'I EL ,V Jr, '- . .il GALS: FIRST ROW: P. Namy, j. Sutcliffe, 1. Lorenz, S. Bodolay. SECOND ROW: D. Bertonaschi, M. Hamer, P. Gillie, B. Anderson, A. Lodge, C. Pinter, G. Radel, P. Mallett, D. Gillie, I. Stepic. THIRD ROW: J. Vernon, G. Metzger, J. Leko, P. Dempcy, D. Villari, E. Anderson, C. Schultz, Advisor M.Smith, N. Noyes, j. Taylor, P. Swartz, M. Hudec, C. Planmer, M. Llewellyn, M. Butorac. FOURTH ROW: G. Rybold, C. Thomas, L. Bulkowski, E. Hinton, M. Hart. 35 SHALL CHERISH ALL THE MEM'RlES DEAR THAT CLUSTER 'ROUND OUR SOJOURN HERE. joy as our queen was crowned pr1de as our floats went by Lhnlls as our plays were presented dreams as our sg oo year a vane c all these mem r1es dear Lhatclustcr round our sojourn here 36 prom was p1annCd...excitement as our 'h 1 d sed, . .Wc'11 herish 'v I of--1' ,an- A .1 14 Aff V 3 fr 1- -sr ' bs! -,ix , ...-...-.,,.. mfg., , A J EKPH' ' fu if f E - 1 573' ,f i 1 .4-:Y W' X w N ' -we-,N l HAPPY, BUT OH SO COLD! R q ' A 4 1.qyl..Qe.-.-. 5 nfs- +-v b . 'F-7: And When This Day Goes Down .gf 51 I Qi- ' In History ., 6 n t',xt5 'title' Q NA 'E ggyffiiai 991 Tri. 'f 5' ' 38 ' Q Q 'nik O 0' .9 J N Orange Lion seated on a crepe paper throne was the freshman representation of every student's hope that the Lions would reign once more over the East Coun- ty League. Next in the parade came the sophomores with a h-u-g-e dra- gon representing the novelty record, St.George and the Dragonet . L? REPEAT PE RFORMANC E 'Y' awww! CE' HE memory of a suspense f11led November 6 1953 wrll long remaxn IH the hearts of Orange At the end of the f1rst thnllmg half of the Orange Mayfleld champ1onsh1p game stu dents wa1ted anxlously as the float parade be A hush came over the spectators as the sus pense of the past week was released Elame Cawley was crowned queen by the presldent of the Boosters W1111am Mason The attendants Dons Bertonaschl Martha Hart Paula Schultz Carolyn Thomas and Queen Elame were pre sented wrth flowers The aftemoon s fest1v1 t1es were chmaxed as happy but chrlly Orange 1tes cheered the L1ons home to another vlctory and a champ1onsh1p for the school Football pennants prov1ded a decoratmg mo uf for the gym as Orange students and alumn1 tnpped the hght fantasuc at the annual Home commg dance that evenmg Agam the suspense mounted as Mr Bruce Wllson announced that the revolvmg carousel w1t.h 1ts furry 11ons had won the trophy The class of '54 d1d It agaln a f1t tmg end to a never to be forgotten day 39 -P1196 3,41 9' ? IFE SIZE llons revo1v1ng on a green and wh1te carousel proved to be a wmnmg cornhmatxon for the sen1ors The Jumors preceded wxth an exqu1s1te crown restmg on a velvet p1Llow honormg the queen and her attendants BEAUTY REIGNS SUPREME x it I 1 r ., 'ff .V g 3,1 hs' 5 ft xi A 4 P Y'2' , - X ' .W in g f Y 3 ' 1. Y i. . ' X ' we f rt' N Q A ' .. w ' E - ' - ' ' 2 l 3 Q A t . . . . N ig ri-'T r . . . . . , 'vt't - P - , - of ' . ' . . . - if - Nfwf Q , ' if , lpll . . 5 J ' 5 , . , , xg , l .1 1 1 ' wx JI' ' - . V. f If . , . . - v I N a 1 X Q A -5- I . . 1 '.,' fgngg-9' :T . . , ..- ,Irvs W . - a., ti : V 4 A ' 4 , gf n - ' - n - I Q FUNERALS CAN BE FUN. . .! -:ii BUT YOU'VE NEVER SEEN PARIS WITH ME! .f X Mr, Barry's Eichings CW E rang up the curtain on Mr. Barry's Etchings by Walter Bullock and Dan- iel Archer on April 17 and 18. This play, di- rected by Mr. Bruce Wilson, proved to be one of the best received comedies ever given at Orange. The amusing story tells of Judson Barry, Mark Titus, a widely-traveled artist who settles down in his home town with his sister, Mrs. Taylor, played by Martha Hart. The trouble begins when Mrs. Taylor de- cides to pass out some counterfeit bills which Jud has been making merely as a hob- by. Two notorious counterfeiters, Fifty Fer- ris and Sawbuck Sam, portrayed by Darlene Villari and Don Vaughn, try to persuade Jud to throw in with them. Alan Howes, as T-man Tom Crosby, clears up the mystery of the cotmterfeit bills, finding Carolyn Thomas as judson's niece, an interesting diversion. Also adding to the hilarity were Paula Schultz, Don Falkner, Art Svoboda, Mike Jacobs, Earl Conrad, jo Lorenz and joan Sutcliffe. FIFTY DOLLAR BILLS! HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF THEM! f.-Lex I Angel Street J HE Vrctorran thnller Angel Street wrrtten by Patr1ck Ham1lton was pre sented by the senrors under the excellent d1rect1on of Mr Bruce Wtlson November 20 and 21 Thrs play wluch was a smash h1t on Broadway and tn Hollywood was a great success at Orange and thoroughly en joyed by capac1ty audrences A set of black curtatns recently pur chased by the dramatlc department and professronal lrghtmg techmques provxded a smrster atmosphere for the mam actron of the play wh1ch took place U1 the l1v1ng room of the Manmngham resrdence The demonrac story of jack and Bella Martnrngham was enacted by Don Falkner and Pat Namy Mannmgham s plot to drrve h1s w1fe out of her m1nd reverts back to a strong desrre to obtam some valuable rubres Inspector Rough a typxcal Enghsh po hce detectlve played by Art Svoboda ap pears on the scene just tn tlme to save Bel la from losmg her senses joan Sutclrffe portrays the part of Ellzabeth a ltkeable servant of frfty who helps Rough to uncov er clues leadmg to Mannmgham s real 1den trty Barbara Kmney as Nancy added the roma.nt1c Interest to the play I KNOW YOU DREAMED IT YOU GIBBERING WRETCH' COME NOW ELIZABETH ARE YOU WILLING TO HELP YOUR MISTRESSW YOU'RE A VERY RENIARKABLE GIRL, INAINCY ' 41 ll ff Ci - - - vu vv 1 v 7 - , - v - 1 1 , - r a - 1 . ' uv . . - , u x 9 ' Q . V . , - . . , . . - v 1 A Y R. vw 9 y 9 Q YV , , n I' 5 f X 'a I '. f ,tm-fl in ai f N.. Q Floahng On A Cloud nf, Q1 was the answer to everybody S dream as the junrors and senrors danced to the mg mus1c of Jack HOIOWIIZ and hrs orches tra at the Lake Shore Country Club on the rught of May 22 1953 Gala part1es and p1cn1cs were held the followmg days as the whole prom weekend came to a close for exhausted but happy Orangenes G-2 THIS IS A DEMOCRACY? -Gini ' l11 WHAT, NO HOMEWORK 7 Ea ' We're The Kids From A if Oran e Hi h 1 'OO9 M' I F 5 S ' R g g Q arm: VLA,, 'af i Mx' HL- 7 ff. fi I I l O V1 NOOOOO I I O O ., ARE YOU SURE IT'S IN HERE? , , 1 I n-av i-' - Vg, JLAYI had I - ,IJ HOORAY FOR LIONS! I ALL THIS, AND CATSUP TOO? 43 'V WITH A SONG IN HER HEART 6' I-..,,,,... lm? THEY CAN T BE STUDYINGI X MARKS THE SPOT as OH, THOSE DIMPLED KNEES! ,y -4 . it OUR TEAM IS ALL SHOT! -o- STOP? CHRISTINE SORNASEN '7J?'iAMfNT T HOW ABOUT THAT! f N A ffl K I K . ' A -, WHAT IT wAs, WAS FooTBALL Q C X 4- T - xy id , iw N -.5 I CARRY ME BACK TO OL' VIRGINY HIDDY, HAVE A DRINK! -0-3 l f- A 1 iffy- Z- -sig -FQS -hr N81 45 FAIR ORANGE, THO' WE COME AND GO WHILE O'ER THY WALLS THE IVIES GROW... electmg our Off-ICCYS choobmg our rmgs planrung our partles blllldlflfb These lhmgs ara hare. to stag, though wa come and go 46 . . . . A1 I . I . . Y OU1' IICLISLIIY. . .XVOl'1'yiHg OVCY CXEIIUS . . . f ' Af . 3 , if , 7- . N T . .. TT Juniors CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Pinter, Gene Kenyo, Gail Radel and Bob Mason HA FIRST ROW j Cascone J Nau D Magoch V Fronlh B Segreto G Metzger J Leko J Fo Hall G Rlboczl E Hmton E Prevlte M Post THIRD ROW E Parks D Judy R Pallay G Kenyo L B.l1kOWSk1 R Mason j Dodd K Otto NOT PICTURED G G1e1tz 48 garty. SECOND ROW: D. Saada, M. King, M. Sayle, P. Dernpcy, C. Pinter, M. Beck:rnan,. D. Gillie, K. rg 4 IIB FIRST ROW G Hansgen L Hamer L LaMarca S Curne L Vanek J Yahraus D Skoyec J Easton SECOND ROW D Sl1bW1Ck J Lang M SCCPIC G Radel A Lodge E Nowak D Skedell C Palmerl K Pleh N Wmter L Shunk THIRD ROW V Poth J Nexley D Pesta I Toth T Se1de1 FIRST ROW A Catanese J K1dd J Kocx J KOC1 j Beranek S Mltchell SECOND ROW J Bushman N W111s K McALl1ster J Barta C Obermayer L Morrxson C Huber K Skrmgjar S Forester T james THIRD ROW I Vennmg R Hrahak T Eberly H Eastwood F Kauhl T Kozel T Dusek W Kennett NOT PICTURED G Kral 49 Q :4 L Q 3 56 Av 5, 6 'g' ' v , o R Q - 6 - x I . .-' . .ix X . w 1 , - V 'T av X N 5 , Q x , R' 'S z . V k ' f I A ' 'X ' Y I , I 1 Q V Q K R. Zenisek, E. Schlaker, j. Ungvary, M. Honicky. NOT PICTURED: A. Silvestro, K. Rosenlieb. LJ, N W' 0 5 I 4 Q R yklf. ,, 32 l ' ,N 4 Q I -N I f F C. fi f A T f I A UC! : . , . ' , . ', . ', . , . ' . : . TOA FIRST ROW T MacLear1e L Ferkett S Georgran B Baxa T M1165 I Garrett SECOND ROW M Butorac R Croucher D Checkosky S Herod R B1en1as D jones N Khne A Hunzlker J Baxa I Lrsy THIRD ROW R Cvelbar D Cummms C Falarskl J Hmo G Gnabah D M111er F Klrkpat rrck J Rajewskl D Catanese NOT PICTURED Y Contlnenza IOB FIRST ROW D Knaack M LaMarca K Vlasek W Kostal C Kaczor R Sulzman A Mack M Skoyec SECOND ROW F Martm R Pereces B Kmg L Prxesmeyer C Ve1t P Mallett D Oslund N Noyes M Kardos W Read THIRD ROW D LEWIS R Kral E Smlth D Knaplk S Kovach T McClure D Sutchife R Merker 50 3 2 . - , . , . , . , . , . . 1 ' ! ' 7 ' I ' 7 ' l ' 7 ' D ' 7 ' ! . . I . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' 1 - y - - I . ' . e A H 4 3- 1.1 ,, M 7,1 35, ,, ve' .4 . . . t H. -. Yi -P L 2 Q ' W -R I4 54 H P y ' N 4 , . - V, V l A g - , ' X H m Z 'LN 1 1 W M . xv V Q L.. - . Y' ' ' 'NV x ' 3 V, 11 , ' ,yr I W K I ' A N A , , s ' - f 1 I x K l V ' I - ' Q - I . f i 3 Z . , - , - , - I - , - , - , . I . , . , . , . , . , - , - y . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - r - ' IOC FIRST ROW P Myers J Mowery R Segreto J Sosprrato S Rahman J Vernon SECOND ROW M Presz1chan C Schultz J Namy L Sanderson R Roberts F Newton D Pobuda C Plantner THIRD ROW M Schlll R Stevens J Ohphant R Tmter O Phrpps A Myers D Nrlsson N Sech Ier NOT PICTURED D We1d1u.nd D Hoey IOD FIRST ROW D Spntzer M Summerton C Srlvestro T Thomas M Llewellyn R Erchman SECOND ROW E Zuponcrc G JHIICS D Ellacott P Swartz E Conrad I Takach R Leko B Lav arack B Kovacs THIRD ROW M Krdd G Croucher W Koperna W Faber I Fuchs R Turk D Taylor J Vlllarl 51 : 1. ,. ,. ,. ',. ,, . . -,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :-.y- x-U 1-ly-'r' 1-. 2- ' . :.' ,.. 2 ,. ,. ,.'. :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. - ,. . :.',. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 1- - I Freshman Sophomore CLASS OFFICERS John I-Imo Bob Sulz man Tamara Mlles Nancy Klme CLASS OFFICERS Joe Krakora Russell Hasrnan Beverly Hudec james Gardner I WHO S DIRECTING TRAFFIC7 THIS IS A BAND7 WN I THOUGHT WE DNEVER GET OUT' 6. f I : . , - I 1 : ' 1' ' . if N .N A 5 f hx Y X 4 , i - ., K, up I R '-,.k',4f-'FVKVKXH . S I 3 ' F0 I .. 5 I, K . , y I , Q FM M I f ' xii i , 1 ff I ' Q 4,1 K1 Nr 7, , Q X, , 1' 1 I . I 1 5 . 5 ., e F A A - '14 - I . YL 7 y . 'H 1 ' . - 'N 1, . ' yx ' N' , , ,. A .ww 1 f if 1 , 3 fi, , ' , g 4 X A xo I ' 0 , I ' Y.- Sf' 5511 9A FIRST ROW B Belew M Luther L K1ss J Wander R Kldd L Lrorta L Podojrl M Varcoe SECOND ROW C Hamer L Bontempo N Va.lent1 L Easton C Huebner J Rossello B Sayle G Slurna J Stewart D Schaeffer E Mllhahn THIRD ROW j Skuica C ROSSOd1V1fO D Brown J Bush man B Boggess I Sch1l1 j Gardner B Sayle L Matthews B Rlllman FOURTH ROW E Meyers C Parks j Wooddell L Harms P Barley J Morrnan NOT PICTURED L Podojrl M F1ed1gO P Hams 9B FIRST ROW G Hazlett C Manruno C Fall S Lmvrlle P Kudley M Endle K GICITZ C Cas cone SECOND ROW N Schrnohl N Wormley B Hudec P Sample J Venmng L Takacs I Phlpps J W1lson W Momson N jackson I Matthews THIRD ROW R Sh1e1ds A Encksen D McCabe M Marason L Parks D Lretch R Kopema S Herskell C Zarzour M M1chener 1 Hmes FOURTH ROW R Srmmons G McGrew G Stevenson T Scata R Hasman J Terrel D SLl1er J Krakora S Nason 53 FIRST ROW Louxs Kenyo Staldey Throckmorton Gardner McGrath Rmdflersch Kopecky Fabran B1en1as SECOND ROW Garretson Brown Fusselman R1l',Ch1S Tretara Fraser HHITIS Gates THIRD ROW Nrchols Nrckels Artrno R1.bOCZ1 Swarn Wh1te M1chener NOT PICTURED' Zaboly Srnrth Stewart 8B FIRST ROW Curl Soderqurst Forbes W11l1amson Boyd Fox SECOND ROW Magyar Marrno Thompson Tretara Lavarack Prrce Howe Nozar Maczko THIRD ROW Drotos Yocum Cermak Bumb 11s Cotman Kabxcek FOURTH ROW Segner Layer Render Ferguson Obermayer NOT PICTURED Johnston McGarvey 8C FIRST ROW Clark Stansberry Yoger Woellert Sm1th Voss Shrma SECOND ROW Skrrnjar Lodge Ogden Dunbar Quay Vargo Takacs Francrs Wrllramson Temple Cumrnrns THIRD ROW Herl Morton Swenckr Mrchener Sertz Romanoskr Myers NOT PICTURED Martln L1nv111e Cook 54 Q X 1 , V Qin l ' ' 1 I ! Y I 7 Y I I n Y Y Y l I 3 I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' I D l 9 9 3 -I n 4 1 7 D Y Y Y 3 1 ' ' I ! 7 1 1 ' ' 7 1 7 I ' ' , . I ... ' N , . . -, ' .1 , 1 . , ' ' ' 1- , 1 Q- - . ' y 1 4. . , 1, , 1 1 I ff .N ' -1 J - ' 'J ' - xx v , ' I I , 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - X ,KVI 7A FIRST ROW Graeff Anderson Prmce Kavounas Terrell Rosenjack SECOND ROW N1ckoson Frey Reed Marason Rlllman Ellxot Post Reyes Merker THIRD ROW R1f.Ch16 Matthews Walton Murphy Schnapp Westlake Hough Harms NOT PICTURED Bodnar Hams Azzarello Brooks Cascone KOSIIS Wh1tta.ker 7B FIRST ROW Ban Klme Brown Wander Zarzour Saurwem SECOND ROW Holz Mehlman But chart Cvelbar Telegdy Kudley POdOj1l Barner Wentzel THIRD ROW Huber Troyan Mason Fxser Robrson W1se Mtller Georg1a FOURTH ROW Hall Dreyer Rahman N1ChO1S NOT PICTURED Ta Burchck McCuen fl - 14 V! 'I 7C FIRST ROW N1cho1s Boast N1Ck8lS T1tus Krakora Homrg Mayer Cemy SECOND ROW Temple Porter Roscoe Kozak Plckens Svoboda Ryan Rmes Forman Hudec Rod1c Yarnell THIRD ROW Foster Temple Da1ley Scherer Walter Parnsh Schnelder Farrar Currle NOT PICTURED Wooddell 55 Q 'A . ., . A: 4 ? 4 v , ' 5 fa 7 - - x- 5 og - v . . ' 3 't -f x . t 3 ' : nf' -' , - ' 5- V, I 'X A ,- if--' Q c '- li: .Sl ,p f A -' 1 3 I - T ' T ,. Q: . I F . p L .4 if K 'I '. 4 Q -- ' .i-lgi v x I 'gr X if I is. . 1' . K' . 1 : 1 , , ' , A , , ' . 2 ' , .4 A A f . 'V , 8' n 4 ,,.. .ig - - - ' ' U ga fg- fl -3 'R xf f 'T to 4 1 4 ' ' ' M .. - t, P . z 1 'O Vu Af 1 f- I . ' ' A , , X .gf , X XA A I ,X , . I , 1- , I 1. Q I -. - 1- r , . . I I .. , . . . - 1 Q. ' , - J 1 J sa x ff lr ff 3 I ' , ' 1 , 1 , ' - 3 , , ' , , , , , , . 2 , , , ' , ' , ' , ' , ' - I , , , ' - Z ' , . . ' Y -- L -. . . I ' , , - , I - V A - - 2 z I 1 5 A ,Q ft I , ' . - - ' ' , Yi A M ' V Q: 5 T -- . , 1 4, If ff'-'Q . A ' - 1 A fy Q qi , f a OS' 79 I, X 4 ,l 1- . . I A I I I 1 . , , , ' , , , ' , , , ' , . I 1 1 ' y - , 1 ' y ' 1 1 l - I . WE STILL SHALL LOVE THEE AND BE TRUE, TO OUR OLD SCHOOL, FAIR ORANGE TO YOU Lollcga days, wgddmg bells sumblx lllli, xx my Lolldrs K ' cutx sull shall loxg thug 3I1LllJLII'UC, to our ol s lwol fa1rOrm L IO jr' D 0 I ft.. ' ' .'...as- j'1...fl'1- .l.ij . . .bronze stars, . .Come what muy, wc d so , ' 2 ffl, you. Y 1 'FI I , 25 'Q .1 fl V11 1 L ,z , lc, O! 9' f: Xt 1 1 SECRETARY MARTHA HART Her fnendly sm1le greets us every momlng her cartwheel abllrty wlll never be forgotten Class Secretary 4 jr Play Cast 3 Sr Play Crew4 Or AnStaff l 2 4 Chorus2 3 Glee Club 4 B Cheerlead er 2 Varsrty Cheerleader 3 4 Lrbrary Assrstant l G1rls Leaders Clubl 2 3 4 Queen s Attendant 4 lntra murals l 2 3 4 Hall Gulde 2 Rmg Commlttee 3 Na t1onal Honor SOCISIY 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Salesman 1 l iii PRESIDENT MARK TITUS A well rounded mucture of brams muslc and ath let1c ah1l1ty Semor Class Presrdent Student COU.I1C1l 3 Jr Play Cast Or An Staff 2 3 Cho rus4 Bandl 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Assembly Com rruttee 2 3 World Affalrs Club 3 Intramurals 3 Hall Gu1de3 Vars1ty O 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Nat1onal Hon or SOCICITY 1 2 3 4 Chess 81 Checker Club 3 'Wk Q7 VICE PRESIDENT ARTHUR SVOMDA The guy who plays a won derful trumpet would make an excellent detectlve Class Vrce Presrdent 4 jr gl Sr Play Casts Band 3 4 World Affarrs Club 3 Orches tra 3 4 Nat1onal Honor So crery 4 58 TREASURER JO ANN LORENZ Kept the class of 54 out of the red quxck Wlt and crazy faclal expresslons always leave them laughmg Class Treasurer l 3 4 jr Play Cast 3 Or An Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 4 Band 1 2 3 B Cheerleader 2 Lrbrary Assrstant 2 World Affa1rs Club 3 Grrls Leaders Club 3 4 Intramur als 1 2 3 4 H1gh11ghts 4 Bowlmg Team 4 7 ., XA 1, I fx ' . 'xu 1 . t X N , K . ,JN N N x is NJ ' 1 l I - 1 .f W . - ,J X Q ' -s . X - I VL '1 X 1 2 r l i s 1 1 ' Q Q . 1 ' 1 S ' 2 1 1 1 ' l 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . . W'ff,g'K 7 1. .1 Y 5 Q m x ' 5 ' f f fi- , 1 . 5 , -'V 4 ' LH, , . of Y Q 1 1' 1. 1 ' - ' ,. i ' f If , 1 1 V I . . . . . ,, ' I' 1 - 1 1 2 - 1 - 1 ' I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I , 11 11 - , 11 11 1 .l 1 1 1 . ' ' . ' . ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' s , . - I ' . V . , l I 3 I ' ' Y Y . , 1 1 I Q n ' ' v 1 ' - . - 1 1 1 1 1 . , 1 1 1 1 l - ' - - Q . P Y 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 BARBARA ANDERSON The httle gal wrth that br yellow hat baton tW1I11I1g IS her specralty jr Sr Sr Play Crews Or An Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 1 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Majorette 2 3 4 L1brary Assrstant 2 Cluuc Attend ant 2 Grrls Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Tax Stamp Commrttee 1 lrghts 4 1' iD' RICHARD BERNACIAK Chuckles the fellow who has really lrved up to tus nlckname Or An 4 Hall Gurde 4 Homecommg Dance Corn mrttee 4 vs. 'Sn- EVE ANDERSON G1ve her some pamts and an easel and she s happy a famous chocre who has worked hard 1Il everythrng jr 81 Sr Play Crews Or An Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 Glee C1ub4 Grrls Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Homecommg Dance Com mrttee 3 4 Hrghlrghts 4 EUGENE BERGL Transferred from Parma Schaff Hlgh School became an Orangexte rn 52 began the DA fad at OHS Band 3 Intramurals 3 59 RICHARD ARCH Can always be seen w1th a hammer and saw and a brg smxle one of the larg est contrrbutors to the suc cess of our prrze wrnnmg floats jr 81 Sr Play Crews Senror Float Charrman JOE Q' DORIS BERTONASCHI Transferred from John Adams Is contmually rackxng her bram for clever copy for OHS pub lrcatrons her snappy sense of humor w111 carry her a long way rn 11fe Or An Staff 4 World Af fa1rsC1ub3 Grrls Leaders C1ub4 Queen sAttendant4 Intramurals 4 I-lxghlxghts 4 , as K ' l 3 ' 5 . , v ' g . . . . F ' ' . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g High- ' ' 4. X .3 J . 1 f ' . 2 lf, , l 1' 'P I 1 52 vw i. 3 'O P ki. SANDRA EDDOLAY A bundle of energy a.nd grggles has helped the class rn every f1eld of en deavor Class Secretary 1 2 Or An Staff 4 Chorus 1 Band 1 2 3 B Cheerleader 2 Varslty Cheerleader 4 L1 brary Ass1stant 3 C11n1c Attendant 3 World Affalrs Club 3 Gxrls Leaders Club2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Hall Gu1de3 Or chestra 1 2 3 4 Hrghlrghts 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 jr RedCro sl 2 1, 1 N MIKE CLARK Can always be seen wrth a camera can be found backstage on all OHS pro ductlons jr 81 Sr Play Crews Or AnStaff3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 School Photographer M.-lwf ARLENE BRICK The lrttle artrst whose pamtmgs wxll carry her a long way H1 life jr Sr Sr Play Staff Cho rus 4 Glee Club 4 lntramur als I Tax Stamp Comm1ttee 3 Senxor Grrls Ensemble Square Dance Club 1 Bowl mg Team 4 MARY HELEN EASTWOOD Her artrstrc ab1l1ty wlll parnt her way to success Or An Staff 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 1 4 Lrbrary As srstant 3 Intramurals 1 3 4 Hall Gurde 3 60 Vis ELAINE CAWLEY Her mayesty whose ra drant personallty reflects everywhere rn the halls of Orange Or An Staff 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Cl1n1c Attend ant 2 3 Football Queen 4 Intramurals 4 Hall Gu1de 4 H1ghl1ghts 4 if YN RUTH EVELAND Transferred from West H1gh School became an Orangelte 111 53 enjoys collectmg dolls as a hobby Or An Staff 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Semor Glrls Ensemble CL , i Q- Il, it' wi Q H - V. - V1 ' ' IV . D - ' - . . Q - ' 1 3 . . - , - uno , 7 . - 3 ' ' ' 1 r . r . , . . , Q , 1 1 Y , - - , uv vu , - - Y I ! Y I - . 3 Y . ' I I , , , , , I Y I I - A 7 I D Y 9 ' C' , . .J , . QF 7 ' ' 1 , I ' Q . 'ff S -' A 9 K K . ' . . , . -.. - 7 7 - ' - ' y 3 - Y 9 I . ' ' I . . , , , , . ' - 5 - ' r l 7 i I 1 , , , , S Y J 1 'Q i TSP ROD FABER The class loker ways good for a laugh lrked OHS so well that he came back for h1s sexuor year jr Play Crew 3 Track 2 World Affarrs Club 4 Latm Club 2 Or An Staff 4 45. PHYLLIS GILLIE A farthful member of the GALS shy and qtuet but a swell frlend to many Or An Staff 4, Home room Salesman 4, Cluuc Attendant 4, Grrls' Lead ers'Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra murals 1, 2 l 5 Nt DONALD FALKNER The unforgettable Mr Man nmgham can be seen from a drstance because of hrs rud dy complexlon Jr 81 Sr Play Casts Cho rus 3 4 Track 1 Homeroom Salesman 2 3 4 Intramural 1 Hall Gu1de 2 Boots 81 Sad dle Club 1 A GV' ROBERT GIOIA A hustlmg halfback helped the class of '54 to two successful v1ctor1es m the float contest Student Councml 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1,4, Hall Gu1de 3, 4, Varsrty O 2, 3, 4, Homecommg Dance Com m1ttee 3 61 1 RONALD FERRITO I-hs red converttble IS the envy of many a v1vac 1ous laugh 1S a sxgn of hrs pres ence Football 1 4 Hall Gu1de 4 Boots Sr Saddle Club 2 T5 'Q-'Q' l v JOHN GNODDIE The lrttle man wrth the brg hom Band 4, Orchestra 4 1-. f ' b , 5 - 4 as , , gf A g X 1 ' ff-' :Ml 41 A Y Q' p 1 , .., ,, e,,. ,. . X X , f .. ' . . .is al- ' 3 V l - ' 1 1 l Y 7 D ' 7 I , , 1 S , 9 ' 5 - of Q . ,Q I 'x KN 1 I .,., 4 , , ,, g M A A 1 . x 'RJR ivk Q ? RICHARD GOGA Transferred from Holy Name Hrgh School a great asset to Orange s athletlc teams Sald to have one of the best scrapbooks around Orange Football 2 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Hall Gu1de 4 VHISIIIY O 3 4 'Ok . fa. JOAN HERBERT A flarr for wrmng feature storres hrgh heels compll ment her tllly feet Glee Club 4, Ltbrary As srstant 3, Intramurals l, Hlghlrghts 4, Square Dance Club 1 Q? JAMES GRUDEN Quret and shy but oh my called the srgnals for the champs In 53 Football 1 2 3 4 Basket bal l234Golf1234 Intramurals 1 Vars1ty O 3 4 Motlon PICUIIS Club I Jfswrs- 90 14-1- 'R A ROBERT HOPF The professor 1S hap PISSI when grven free rem of the sc1ence 1a.b jr 81 Sr Play Staff, Or An Staff 4, Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Basket ball Manager 2, 3, World Af fa1rs Club 4, Intramurals l, Varslty O 4, Natronal Honor Socrety 4, Movre Operator 1, 2, 3, 4 62 'Nt 'Ui 354 'i MYRNA HAMER Has a knack wrth a needle and thread cheer ful drsposrtron keeps troubles away Or An Staff 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Ltbrary Assrstant 1 Offrce As srstant 4 G1r1s Leaders Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Hall Gu1de 3 Senlor Grrls Ensemble 4 Bowl mgTeam 4 X ALAN HOWES An outstandmg botamst he spends most ofhrs trme studymg Laurel Jr Play Cast 3, Band l, Intramurals 1, Orchestra l, Boots and Sadd1eClub l 'll - A I of Y Q ,1 1' I nun.,-an A ry- , ' ' r' M A x X B X x ,. I X K, 1 I lx ' . . . ' ' V 1 Y Y I Q , , ,Y l I 1 3 - I Z . l - 3: , , Vk 1 A ' gm, 4 I :V 9 w ,. L V 41 . A . I+ Ui f C' F i I ' i I I ' : LA 5 .vs Q43 Y atv' Nd GEORGE HRABAK How does he keep that wave m p1ace'7 plays clarmet for the Hungry F1ve Sr Play Product1on Staff 4 Or An Staff 4 Chorus 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Basketball 1 Golf 4 Or chestra 1 2 3 4 F1sh1ng and Huntmg Club 3 Pro Jecuon Club 4 ff? MICHAEL JACKSON A future agncultunst w1ll always be remembered for lus qulet d1scuss1ons ln class Class Presrdent 3 jr Play Cast Or An Staff 4 Basket ball 2 Track 3 4 Assernhly Comm1ttee 1 World Affaxrs Club 3 Natronal Honor So crety 4 Latux Club 2 1 MARIAN HUDEC She really bowls em over worked hard for Leaders th1S year Band 1 2 3 L1braryAs S1Sl'.31'lI 1 4 Clnuc Attend ant 4 G1l'lS Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Tax Stamp Comm1ttee 2 Bowlmg Team 4 is fir' ROBERT KELLEY The man behmd the scenes for our class plays a great one when lt comes to 11ght1ng jr 81 Sr Play Staffs Foot ball Manager 1 Hall Gu1de 3 4 Basketball Statxstxclan 3 4 Intramurals 1 Tax Stamp Com mrttee MOVIE Operator 1 2 3 63 4-nh' RICHARD JABLONSKI A loyal L1on through the years Guffle never lets you down Or AnStaff4 Chorus 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4Intramura.ls1 2 3 4 Vars1ty O 4 Projectlon Club 4 Lat1nClub 2 Frsh mg and Hunung Club 3 Th-0 ROBERT KIEGER The last of H115 famous famlly aDream Teamerm 54 an asset to any group Class V1cePres1dent 3 StudentCounc1l2 3 Or An Staff4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Salesman 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Hall Gu1de2 3 Varslty O 3 4 ProJect1on Club 4 ' ' F 1 ' - r 9 Q9 I 'I' . , x 4 A f 1 a V' 1 . . . . , . 11 l H . . . 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' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 7 ' l i l I 1 1 1 1 I - , - 11 1. , Y I I D A 77' fix tr' STEPHEN KOSICK Smllmg Steve he IS gen BARBARA KINNEY Transferred from Mead erous to everyone Football l Basketball l vrlle Hrgh School 53 Jomed us as a Senror made the part of Nancy a huge success rs lots of fun and laughs Sr Play Cast 4 Glee Club 4 Assembly Commlttee 4 JN ibn an NICHOLAS LA BANT HIS curly head 1S the envy Of the grrls a d1l1gent work er 1n Mr Z s shop Band 1 Orchestra 1 FRANCES LEITCH Qulet and shy Franme IS a frlend to many jr Sr Sr Play Staff Or An Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 Band 1 2 3 Offlce Assrst ant 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Noon Pro gram Commlttee 4 64 9 fn-' 57- M if A 1 ' - ROBERT KNAACK A whxzzer around OHS m hrs blue convertlble Band 1 Intramurals 1 Orchestra 1 Homecommg Dance Commrttee 4 Sr Play Crew 4 '34 ARLENE LESKO Idol of the younger set helped to keep halls clear fourth perlod Glee Club 4 L1brary As s1stant2 3 Intramurals l 2 Hall Gu lde 4 Dramatlc Club 1 Bowlmg Team 4 1' I fe A A,,,n . ,M 1 ,C I S S . . , - -. . 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N A 1 ' 'ii , i fi 1' f p, . f pus , ,Q y 1 iff' 7 . . . - ' i L - Q ' - . 5 , 5 , 5 , 5 9 1 , , 1 ' ' - V 5 Q , , V I ' ' , , S ' X Q DONALD LINVILLE A motorcycle enthus1ast Speed and sparkplugs are h1s compan1ons Intramurals 3 4 'bf 1 DAVID LUBANOVICH Led the group smgmg at all senlor parues really swmgs on Over the Moun ta1n Class Presldent 1 R1ng Commlttee 3 Or An Staff 4 MARTIN LODGE Transferred from Terrace Park Hrgh School Basket ball and bus1ness managed both w1th much success Or An Staff 4 World Af fans Club 3 4 Hall Gu1de 3 Basketball Manager 3 4 Track Manager 2 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 G' q...r J GEORGE MAKRA The greatest presldent the Knobs Wlu ever have sports are h1s specralty Class Treasurer 2 Sen1or Play Cast Or An Staff 4 Chorus 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 4 Homeroom Salesman 2 3 World Affaus Club 3 lntra murals 1 2 3 4 Hall Gu1de 4 Varslty O 4 I-lrghhghts 65 LINDA LOUIS Wardrobe wrzard bound to reach the top w1th a song l.1'1 her heart jr 81 Sr Play Staff Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 4 Intramurals 2 Hall Gu1de 3 Sen1or G1r1s Ensemble JANET MC GINNIS Queen of the black and wh1tes a great props manager jr 81 Sr PlayCrews Or An Staff 4 Chorus l 2 3 Glee Club4 Band I 2 3 4 Lrbrary ASSISIAIII 1 2 3 4 Clm1c Attendant 1 2 Intra murals 1 2 4 Tax Stamp Commrttee 3 Sen1or G1rls Ensemble Orchestra 1 V Q Q .M Y l D - - . . . . . . .. - . ' ' uv 1 2 1 . . . , 1 Q . . . 7 7 I Y I ' , , y n . ' ' l , . or gl -L I ' . 'Y f ' ...... 1 A 9 - ' g - . I , 5 .. . 1334.2 - IH A . I - - 1 0 23,14 f 'Q' ' ' f L' 5'-9 75913 , --v , . , f , 'fa . - fr A 4 . N' ': ' 1 - . 1 A 4 ' X. .'. .'.' ' X ' ' ' ' ' ,' .V ' A 'gig 'rr ,T H cj - YI Il ' I H . . . 3 Q ' . . . I I Y - i g - Q . l ' 2 r . - . . , Q 1 , 1 . . , . , , , , , , . I I Y I I I . ' n , , , , , 1 ' ' ' . . 1 1 Y 1 , 3 s , ' u n , - - ' ' ' I Y ' . ' ' V 4 , , . All-Q if if JOHN MELICH Often seen but not heard duves a crazy yellow Chevy Football l Track l HOWARD MORAVEC The lucky guy who has spent several wxnters LH Florlda Intramurals 4 pn.. '04 MAFY ANN MIKLAUS MIIZIG to most keeps the floor clean durrng gals basket ball games Or An Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 4 Lrbrary Assrst ant l Off1CC Ass1stant 4 Intramurals 4 Senlor Glrls Ensemble 2 7--9 'Sr PATRICIA NAMY Made a wonderful Bella always trymg to make a cer tam group of sen1or grrls act the1r ages Student Councrl 4 jr Play Staff Sr Play Cast Or An Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 GleeClub 4 Bandl 2 3 4 QIITIC At tendant 2 World Affarrs Club 3 Glrls Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Hall Gu1de 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 2 66 'QT Q'-us WAYNE MITCHELL I attrlbute my helght to the eatlng of oatmeal Sr Play Cast Or An Staff 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Band 1 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Golf3 4 In tramurals l 2 Vars1ty O 4 Lat1n Club 2 ProJect1on Club 4 if ARTHUR PAYNE Those handmade Sh1l'IS are really sharp and oh those prxze wmnmg legs' Class Pres1dent 2 Or An Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Homeroom Salesman 2 Intramurals 1 234Vars1ty O 34 Athletrc Board 4 Proyectxon Club 4 Natlonal Honor So C1615 2 I 'A f f A ,F X I X t .X y , gl X i 7. 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' , , , ' 1 , , ,4: ' L 'RG 5' 1 Y: fr TOM PEKAR Transferred from Myron T I AMES PERTZ Hernck hlgh school Hrs Has a happy go lucky out prxze possess1on a yellow look meets l1fe w1th a Studebaker wlth red tnm Smile Intramurals 4 Football Hall clude 4 ji YVONNE RIVETT Her beauty 1S more than skm deep pet peeve peo ple who call her YoYo jr Sr Sr Play Staff Or An Staff 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Clrnrc Attendant 3 Intramur als 2 4 Homecommg Dance Cornmlttee 4 BARBARA ROSS Blonde Barb her sm1les and laughs are our sunshme through the long school wm er Sr Play Product1on Staff 4 Or An Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 4 G1eeClub4 Band2 3 4 In tramurals 2 3 4 Senlor G1rls Ensemble 4 Hrghlrghts 4 67 ' 9 'Y 4-Q, JAMES PREVITE Al1as Benjy those brg brown eyes and shmy wh1te teeth Band l Football 2 Track 1 2 4 Hall Gu1de4 Varslty O 3 4 'Wvwaxrxwn dlw-eo Q11-0---5--'3 X 20's-9-. ix GAIL RYMLD Loves the lrttle tots and thoroughly enjoys observ mg them wlll make an excellent teacher Jr 8: Sr Play Staff Or An Staff 4 L1.braryA s1st ant 2 3 4 World Afld1IS Club 3 4 G1rls Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Hall Gurde 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 2 L0 i lx, t - K Kej ,,, -- . . . . 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'5-ag' WILLIAM RUSSO Ready to lend a helprng hand anytlme W1ll1e worked hard on the noon program thrs year Chorus 4 Noon Program Comrnrttee 4 Football 1 3 Basketball l Track l In tramurals l Hall Gulde 4 fling, QQ.- GERDA SCHMIDT A connolsseur of cash meres tw1rls a mean ba ton Chorus I 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 Majorette 3 4 Home roorn Salesman 1 2 Grrls Leaders Club 2 3 Intra murals l 2 3 4 Hrghllghts , x ' Queen Y '-'vw Ns THOMAS SARFI Hrs sprmgy step and snappy smlle Wlll always be remembered Sarf' kept team morale up all season Football 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 Track 1 Assembly Commrttee 2 3 Intramurals l Varslty O 4 Q 'P' PAULA SCHULTZ Has a heart of gold her smlles never cease IS al ways ready to lend a helprng hand Student Councrl l 2 3 4 jr Play Cast Or An Staff 4 Chorus l 2 World Affarrs Club3 Glrls Leaders Club 3 4 Queen s Attendant 4 Hall Gulde 3 Rmg Cornmlt tee 3 Hrghlrghts 4 Natron al Honor Socrety l 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 68 LOUADA SCHAEFER Known to many as Lou outstandmg 1n art and athletrcs Jr 81 Sr Play Staff Or An Staff 4 Chorusl 2 3 Glee Club 4 L1braryAss1stant2 3 Homeroom Salesman 2 Assembly Commlttee 3 Clrmc Attendant 2 World Affalrs Club 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Tax Stamp Com mrttee 2 Prom Commlttee 3 '73 jvvh' 'bw WILLIAM SCHUSTER Mr Presldent e our Student Councll to another successful year Student Councrl 1 3 4 Llbrary Assrstant 1 Foot ball l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track l 2 3 4 lntra murals l Hall Gulde 3 Varsrty O 3 4 Tax Stamp Commrttee 2 . 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' Y I I 1 . - 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' Y 7 I 1 1 1 1 . . . 4 ' - J 1 - 1 1 1 1 I 1 I ' L 1 ROBERT SCHWEIKHER Can be seen m the halls of Orange late m january wrth a Jump rope track season be gms soon Or An Staff 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Vars1ty O 4 Magazme COHIIDIIIC6 1 2 3 Frshmg Sr Huntmg Club 3 Latm Club IRENE STEPIC Flymg fmgers when lt comes to the typewuter t.he backbone of the class stenographlc department Class Vrce Pres1dent 1 Class Secretary 3 Or An Staff4 Chorus 3 Glee Club 4 Llbrary ASSISIHIII 2 3 4 World Affarrs Club 4 Guls Leaders Club 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Hlghlrghts 4 Nauonal Hon or Soclety 4 Offrce Ass1st ant 4 '1 1. QUENTON SIMMONS Plays a tremendous sax d1d well m track LII hrs freshman year Chorus4 Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 In tramurals 1 2 3 4 Orches tr 1 2 3 4 5... I JOAN SUTCLIF FE An all round leadmg lady was top brass III GALS tlus year jr 81 Sr Play Casts Or An Staff4 Chorus 1 2 3 Glee Club 4 Llbrary Assrst ant 1 2 Homeroom Salesman 2 World Affarrs Club 3 G1rls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Intramur als 1 2 3 4 SemorG1rls En semhle 4 Nauonal Honor So crety 1 2 3 4 69 RONALD SORNA Takes everythmg 1n l1fe as a good sport should Class Vrce Pres1dent 2 Student Councll 4 jr gl Sr Play Staff Or An Staff 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Golf 1 Homeroom Salesman 3 Intramurals 3 Hall Gurde 4 Athletlc Board 4 Homecommg Dance Comm1ttee 4 Na tlonal Honor Socrety 2 F1Sl11I1g Sr Huntmg Club 3 Chess gl Checker Club3 HAROLD SWINGLE Transferred from Collm wood 1-hgh School Happy Ha spends most of h1s tlme wlth h1s prlze posses slon his new converuble Hall Gulde 1 . , 3 L , - 1 g - . . . . , y y P 3 D I l ' ' . . . , , , , , , , . . , 1 . ' ' 3 . . , , , , , , , . , , - H .. , . ' ' ' 1 3 - 3 ' , 'I . I a , , , . . I I Y , , , ' ' ' a r , 2. 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' b . 1 ' I D , ' I I ' ' 1 , I ' . . g . . , 2 1 1 1 n , , , ' - Q ' 1 ' - 5 - I I I P ' 'rang JOAN TAYLOR Super salesman for Or An rn 54 worked hard on Com munlty Chest Dr1ve jr gl Sr Play Staff Or An Staff 4 Glee Club 4 L1.brary Assrstant 2 Offlce Assrstant 4 Clrnrc Attendant 3 4 Grrls Leaders Club 3 4 Intramur als 1 2 3 4 Tax Stamp Com mxttee l COl'l'11TlllI11ty Chest Commlttee 4 bs DARLENE VILLARI One tremendous cheerlead er whose pep supply never seems to become exhausted possessor ofagreat sense of humor jr Play Cast Or An Staff 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Bandl B Cheerleader 2 Varslty Cheerleader 3 4 Glrls Leaders Clubl 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Senlor Gxrls Ensemble, Hlghhghts 4, Trlple Tr1o 1, 2, 3, JUHIOI' Red Cross 1, 2 'Ili CAROLYN THOMAS Qu1et and bashful rn her manner but lots of fun when you get to know her her lovely hau IS admrred by many jr Play Cast Sr Play Staff Llbrary Ass1stant 2 3 Cluuc Attendant 2 3 Grrls Attendant 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Hall Gurde 2 H1ghl.1ghIS EDWARD VO-ITA A srlent senxor seen by herght but very seldom heard Track 4 Drama Club 1 70 r '23 'Y gg-n-0 DONALD VAUGHN One of the hlghllghts on the Hlghlrghts staff Sawed off Sam had them rolllng rn the alsles last year Student Councll 2 jr Play Cast Sr Play Staff Chorusl 2 3 4 Bandl Basketball 3 Basketball Statlstrcran 4 Track 1 World Affalrs Club 3 In Gulde 3 Hrghhghts 4 Latm Club 2 Q ELIZABETH WEBER Transferred from john Adams 3 says II w1th muslc her vorce w1ll l1ve rn the mlnds of Orangertes for qurte some t1me Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 4 Sen1orG1rls Ensemble 3 V, is - ' - my ' v . y , , Leaders' Club 3. 49 QUeeH'S tramurals l, 2, 3, 43 l-lall . ' 4. Ft .R 4 , f ,-or I 4 S I , Y 1 4: l ' ' 1 Q l C' 1 WILLIAM WOOD One of the brg guns of the champ1onsh1p Lrons Wee W1ll1e smgs a mean base for OHS choral groups jr gl Sr Play Staff Cho rus3 4 Footballl 23 4 Basketball 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Intramurals l Vars1ty 3 T' PATRICIA YOGER Transferred from Euclrd Hrgh School tlus talented tapper Jorned our ranks rn 53 helped the Jrtterbug re gam rts popular1ty at OHS Sr Play Staff 4 Or An Staff 4 Glee Club 4 lntra MARY JEAN ZUPONCIC Noted for the way she glves out w1th the notes frxends call her Dolly jr 81 Sr Play Stafi Cho rusl 2 3 4 G1eeClub4 Offlce Assrstant 4 Assem bly Cornmrttee 2 Clu11c Attendant 2 Intramurals I KNEW IT WAS IN HERE! BUT I DID PUT A DIME IN! SUPERINTENDENT BALLARD BRADY Mr. Brady has been Superintendent of the Orange School system for the past four years. Students and community a- like respect his ability in planning for the future and for the progress that Orange has made during his superintendency. IDAKD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Ballard Brady, Mrs. Anne Titus, Mr. Kenneth Moore, Mr. Roger Easton, Mrs. Vir- ginia Michener, Mr. John Howell. J y Y M' OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Hazel Morrnan, Mrs. Erma Hart, Mrs. Gerry Dunbar, Mrs. Lila Ogilvie, Mrs. Gertrude Jenks, Mrs. Martha Anderson. 'gf' WILSON LEATHERMAN Maintenance F 5 5 . , , . ' f It ,Q 5132 NX , ll Nf 4 x ' ' Q it e , , , X W. X f 3 f 4. ' v FIRST ROW: J. Kuczmarski, S. Zylowski, L. Hack, R. Edwards, R. Greenwood, H. Fusco, M. Piastrelli. SECOND ROW: L. Hawn, G. Johnston, R. Green, E. Blasko, M. Childs, M. Smith, M. Chenoweth. We Teach tttlliliiiiii Mill!! 5 Illllllfmlffliillill I HWHIIIIHIHN I rx FIRST ROW: M. Everson, M. Douglas, J. North, B. Wilson, C. Speck, E. Miller, P. Lozanoff. SECOND ROW: J. Fitz, R. Lackey, M. Wilson, S. Stansberry, V. Trirnple, J. McBane, M. Young. ,uw ELT AND WE STUDY? XXX xx g i :sq ai.. ' 3 if P I W? ?I? 1 sul ll-5 Xflhk. ,A-.sf f- ,M I kfsfml 8 1 ' X f .. wx V , . H W Q. ., fl I-fk f ff.. - V , ggi W -l: :, , M r K ix, L . iw, 'f . , K,,1f5'kF . ., , V 1 'F 2 . . .' WZ' Z, ' Q. Iv. V W 1 Q- ff ' W 1 . Q , A , 4 V f - 1 . . Q i 0. ' M A vi 3 fx? ..- 1 -f ' Y I X qw. fl 'SX 5, K if 5 K N' I . fx Q. N 5 8 . iv qu-.. Jr' . N 4, 5 f . , kr 7 5 i -MJHI , ' , 3 -5 :C3'w3 'tW 9' , ix - L , f 3 '3-4. ' f' if V Q 1.4 X-4'J'-ad' ' NJ A I -W K' ' AY g 'Sf T ' 1 1 F' 1 'f- 4 r wif 4,1 5 A B 81 H Auto ServIce Company Arnold s SSFVICS StatIon Barone s MUSIC Store Ben FranklIn Stores Hal BoosInger s SohIo Servnce StatIon The Orange Booster Club The Brewster :SI Church Company Brewster 8. Stroud Company un n Run astellanos Catanese s DelIcatessen Century Hardware ChagrIn AutomotIve Company ChagrIn Falls BuIck Chagrln Hardware Company ChagrIn Valley Ford Chagrln Valley Press Inc Chuck s Beverage Cleary Hardware Cochran PaInt Store CollIer OldsmobIle Colorcraft CorporatIon D 8. L AutomotIve Parts Crane s Canary Cottage Daary Queen H Deeks 8 Son Flowers Dusek Lumber Company Ed s Barber Shop Ellacott Florlst Falls lndustry Falls Publlshmg Company Robert H FItts Fetzer Brothers Fox Shoe Store Fram HeatIng Inc FredrIca s Hazel s Dellcatessen The Hood s Jolly Jons Josten s r Edwa ve er Knrchner Beverage Company S S Kresge Company The Kroger Company Lander CIrcle KIWGDIS Club Mr Samuel Llewellyn Lotta Kelly Dress Shop Lybarger Lumber Co npany M Sr E Grocery 8- Meat Patrons MacGregor RIdge Chevrolet, nc MayfIeld Henghts Golf Club Mayland 5C to Sl Mr Leo Mathews Muke s Barber Shop MIke s DrIve In Theatre Nall s Drug Store Mr 8- Mrs Jerry Newman North Randall Cleaners Jos O Donnell The Overbeke KaIn Company Paul s Jewelry Paul s Sunoco ServIce Penn Laundry Peter s Bakery Peter s Products Puoneer Beverage Dr Robert PFICE Race Horse Tavern Reeds Hardware RIchard s Jewelry RIchard s LandscapIng Russo s Open AIr Market Mr 8. Mrs Hardy D Rybold Mr 8- Mrs John Schultz Shaker Helght s Hardware SSIIZ Agln Hardware SohIo Solon Solon Solon Dr D StatIon Cleaners Lumber 8- Supply Company T C em Mr 8- Mrs John StepIc SteuerdIng s SohIo StatIon Stony Gardens StropkI s GrIIl H W Stroud 81 Son s Funeral Home T 81 S Lunber Company Takach DelIcatessen Talarlco Sales SI Servnce Company Town 81 Country Cleaners Inc Turf DrIve In Westerburg Flornst Western Auto ASSOCIGIE Store Wlllle Pool s KItchen Wyckoff Floral Company ErwIn Yahraus LandscapIng Brewster 8. Stroud Company Zell Company b d P O e Bu N fh P IRI? uto ous heVlat e . . . ' - ' I , ' ' ' . . , . . I . . . I ' I . , . I X . . . Q: ' I I - ' . I . . I , . I ' I x.. . I , ' I 4 . . , ' - . , . . I , I ' I I 4 n I ' . V. - . . . St . , . . . I I ' I ., . I ' I I . . ' I . . D. r,f'.i 'g , , Koster's Hardware W.O. Wince Motor Sales . - - . . , . . . ' . s 76 This ook prime by Velvatone, a s ecial process of lithogr p printing. Sole pr ducers: Wm. J. Kell r Inc., Halo, . Y o er rin in rm is a h rized t e L ev one m V63-7 N. ff S' lx ' 5' YN 3 H151 i I 5