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

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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

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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

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, -, 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 .