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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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N., ...ap MW A ,, -., 1 ar K 3 K PAGE 8 ,M W ,X PAGE 22 shldenl life PAGE 52 clcliviiies PAGE 34 clihleiics PAGE 64 3 ITH prlde and great esteem we the sensors of 1955 dedicate thus year book to Mr S H Stansberry In recognltlon of hls 26 years of service at Orange Hugh School We believe that nn dedlcatung thus book to Mr Stansberry we are expressing only a small token of the appreciation felt by the entlre student body Mr Stansberry has devoted thus span of hrs teach Ing career to educatmg boys and gurls of thas community Hrs guldlng hand ID the classroom, his wlllmgness to help, and has fruendly attltude have en deared hum to one and all f 'ka gl g Mr. S. H. Stansberry f f fn f 1 4 N74 1' 'f' board of education SITTING: Mrs. Anne Titus, Mr. Kenneth Moorc, Mrs. Virginia Michener, President. STANDING: Mr.Ballard Brady, Mr.Stanlcy Payne, Mr. Roger Easton. EALIZING that the public school is the foundation of our country, these board members have spared no expense to provide the pupils in the Orange school district with the best possible teaching and learning experiences. LWAYS busy, scheduling and su ervising the nu- merous iunior and senior high school activities, is our principal and assistant superintendent, Mr.Black Planning and expediting school matters, guiding the lives of boys and girls, and lending a helping hand to everyone in need, makes students, teachers, and parents alike rely upon his iudgment and help. Assistant Superintendent Lewis Black .. '-' 'Lf E ix: Superintendent Ballard Brady TUDYING financial reports, handling prob- lems connected with a building program, and coordinating all activities between school and community, are onlya few of the many duties wi ll- ingly performed by Mr. Brady, our Superintendent. Long after other members of the faculty have gone home, Mr. Brady can be found at his desk, ably taking care of the many administrative de- tails that are part ofa school administrator's life . H is expert iudgment and right decisions have earned him the respect of both school and community. HE daily school routine is efficiently handled by the secre- tarial staff. Coordinating school activities and classes, aid ing the school and the community, and keeping accurate office rec- ords are some of the many services rendered by these secretaries . 3 SITTING: Elizabeth Mason, Martha Anderson, Erma Hart. STAND- ING: Jerry Dunbar, Patricia Marsey, Viva Schnittker. --s NGLISH and social stud les teachers of IUDIOT hugh students sit down to discuss new Ideas to be used in their core program Left to Right Robert Edwards curriculum chairman, explains the plan for the next few weeks to Wlnlfred Schultz, William Harris, and Stephen Csutoros il englush department EETING in the library to discuss reading tech niques and new books with the librarian, are the members of the English department Left to Right BruceWllson, Mar lan Douglas Viola Trlmple, Gertrude Jenks assistant librarian, Frank Marrapodl and Edith Muller, librarian engllsll socnal sludles grade 1 vocahonul depuriment Y LANNING for the spring meeting of the Parent Teachers' Association are left to right: Stanley Zylow- ski, industrial arts, Mario Piastrelli, crafts, Lillian Hawn, home economics Bettie Mae Jones, art, and Jerome Fitz, business educa- tion. Mr. Fitz is explaining to the group how he thinks ar- ticles should be displayed. Snail W caan hahahah- t 1 i iff- :ff 13 -in i-awk infuse? QEXVIORQ I Q lkfl 'lt 'fftf V' F 5' FTER studying college cot- ologues carefully, seniors decide which colleges or univer- sities they wish to attend. I I -f 'A- 'Ulf 'Tm 5: X ff, ,X is XX ' ff f i:,g S.x,'- tfjigf :V . VA ,:,-:' is JOAN BERANEK MARILYN BECKMAN Jovcs BARTA Yiwu' Lois suLKowsKl JOHN BUSHMAN ALEXANDRA CATAN ESE SUSAN CURRIE PRISCILLA DEMPCY I 4 1 ls i 'C7 WX! A? x TIMOTHY EBERLY JOY FOGARTY ROSEMARY FOGLE 1' f JUDITH EASTON HARVEY EASTWOOD The boys browse through the Highlights every Friday, :iq fx T 'v 1'-7? I , I Ms,,f4?'Ng DIANE GILLIE GAYLE GLEITZ GEORGIA HANSGEN LILLIAN HAMER KATHLEEN HALL xx 7- Agu- 14 . tw A r CM 'QN I ..A f ROBERT HRABAK CAROL HUBER THOMAS JAMES MANA HONICKY ELIZABETH HINTON 'QS 'fiiffff w , vs ' in---' A g DANIEL JUDY FRED KAUHL EUGENE KENYO 'IZ' A pause after a Ihl'111ll1g performance. JOAN KOCI JOYCE KOCI . I ,fl , . , w -. . -,L ' Q ,A l-jim 4 H '79- fix M' Q5 f li If 1-'-v X. -ng Q 59 Y17 55 THOMAS KOZEL GARY KRAL LYDIA LAMARCA Cramming for Mid-year exams. JEANNETTE LEKO ANTHONY LIOTTA i,,,,-- GEORGANNE METZGER CATHERINE MCALLISTER Joi 15,1 'l wail I fKof ' - IN IQ- 14 gill ,, 1 ,i V ANNETTE LODGE DOLORES MAGOCH ROBERT MASON l 'L Q-'t ' s- 'WY' L xx tg in-PN 'I:C':'V 1. in-uw-f 'iq fix- I R 4095? ,un fl T L ,, N, 1:- If , X JOAN NAU LYNNE MORRISON SHIRLEY MITCHELL JOSEPH NEILEY EUGENE NOWAK CON STANCE OBERMAYER KENNETH OTTO RONALD PALLAY 'C' vm ? So, here we ar EDGAR PARKS '22 1 DONALD PESTA ,, 5 KATHERINE PIEH ff 'Ui 27' CAROL PINTER MARILYN POST The Scmor Ensemble entertained on many occasions, MARYLYN SAYLE DORO TH Y SAADA '-S 1 g, 40W Q ic' Q--f-V if , Ea ev T if ANTHONY SILVESTRO DOLORES SKEDELL ,Q-N '18 49 96 f's x KAY SKRINJAR MARLENE STEPIC DANIEL SUBWICK THEY Ii I6 'MJ LAWRENCE SHUNK TIMOTHY SEIDL EDWARD SCHLAKER gwwfl Service: is their business. JAMES TOTH 'F' JOSEPH UNGVARY ava- fim- vw' Q..-A XX. ,I N l C ' li LYNNE VANEK JOHN VENNING NANCY WILLS Soup or salad whxch wmli ll bc NANCY WINTER JANICE YAHRAUS 4' Y ROGER ZENISEK ,l I7 'Y 1' fi ,xxx Tix? 'Q-.J 50-r X., Working toward groduchon the sensors study mdustruously J?? K'--J 1' 2 .2 ' .X . Looking over the programs. i I , J , T gpg. I-V ,V ,iw T E PROM COMMITTEE: R, Mason, T, Parks, G, Radel, J, Koci, J. Bushman, C. Pinter, TARLIGHT FANTASY gave two-hundred and fifty Juniors and Seniors the opportunity to dance to the melodies of Phil June and his or- chestra at the Manalcilci Country Club on April 30, 1954. The beautiful evening made the ter- race a popular rendezvous during the inter- mission. The closing march atthe prom was only the beginning ofthe fun and frolic which was to Follow. Parties and picnics highlighted the prom weekend for all juniors and seniors. Girls and their dates were exhausted but happy as the weekend came to a close. 'sf s, ng ,144 The faculty chaperones had a good time, too. Bunny Hop and punch. I8 Dancing to the beautiful music of Phil June. JOYCE BARTA Maiorette 3,45 Marchette 25 Y- Teens 45 Prom Committee 35 Jr. 8- Sr. Play Crew5 Oueen's Attend- ant 45 Or-An 45 Chorus 3,45 High- lights 45 Library Assistant I,25 Jr. Council on World Affairs 35 Red Cross 25 Glee Club 3. MARILYN BECKMAN Marchette 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 25 Thespian Society 45 Sr. Play Cast5 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 35 Y- Teens 45 Or-An 4. JOAN BERANEK Orchestra I,25 Glee Club l,25 Band I,2. LOIS BULKOWSKI Honor Society I5 Sr. Play Cast5 Band I , 2, 3, 45 Marchette 3, 45 Or- An 45 Highlights 45 Library Assistant I5 Orchestra 2, 3,45 Ensemble 2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Leaders I,2,3,45 Thespian Society 45 Y- Teens 45 Projection Club 4. JOHN BUSHMAN Honor Society I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 FloatChairman 2,45 Thes- pian Society 3,45 Or-An 45 Home- room Salesman 25 Chorus I5 Proiec- tion Club 45 Jr. Council on World Affairs 2, 3,45 Library Assistant I , 25 Highlights 45 Football I5 Bas- ketball I5 Jr. 8- Sr. Play Cast5As- sembly Committee 4. ALEXAN DRA CATANESE Marchette 2, 3,45 Chorus 2,45 Hall Guides 45 Red Cross 2,45 Y-Teens 45 Library Assistant 25 Office Assistant 4. SUSAN CURRIE Marchette 2, 3,45 Ring Committee 35 Jr. 8- Sr. Play Crew5 Or-An 45' Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 35 Red Cross I,25 Thespian Society 45 Y-Teens 45 Homeroom Salesman 35 Library Assistant I,25 Clinic Attendant I . PRISCILLA DEMPCY Honor Society I5 Maiorette 45 Marchette 2,35 Jr. Sr Sr. Play Crew5 Student Council 35 Girls' Leaders 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Glee Club 35 Red Cross 2, 35 Jr. Council on World Affairs 35 Li- brary Assistant I,25 Y-Teens 4. MAURICE DODD Track I,2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 Football I5 Speakers' Club 35 Or-An 45 Jr. 8- Sr. Play Crew5 Hall Guide 3. TIMOTHY DUSEK Thespian Society 45 Jr. 8. Sr. Play Crew5 Stage Crew 3, 45 Intramurals 3,4. JUDITH EASTON Marchette 3,45 Library Assistantl, 25 Clinic Attendant 35 Hall Guide 3,45 Homeroom Salesman 25 Y- Teens 4. HARVEY EASTWOOD Football I,3,45 Basketball I,25 Stage Crew 35 Intramurals I,3. TIMOTHY EBERLY Student Council 45 Basketball 25 Football I,45 Sr. Play Crew5 Thes- pian Society 45 Stage Crew 4. JOY FOGARTY Queen's Attendant 45 Cheerleader 2, 3,45 Marchette 25 Glee Club 35 Red Cross 35 Hall Guide 35 Library Assistant 2, 35 Clinic Attendant 45 Y-Teens 4. ROSEMARY FOG LE Transferred from Willoughby 45 Or- chestra 45 Band 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Y-Teens 4. DIANE GILLIE Girls' Leaders 2,3,45 Homeroom Salesman I5 Glee Club 35 Jr. Play Crew5 Clinic Attendant 2,45 Li- brary Assistant I5 Red Cross 25 Or- An 4. GAYLE GLEITZ Chorus I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2, 3,45 Ensemble I,45 Red Cross 35 Clinic Attendant 2,3. KATHLEEN HALL Thespian Society 45 Jr. Play Cast5 Sr. Play Crew5 Chorus 3,45 Li- brary Assistant I , 2, 3,45 Y-Teens4. LILLIAN HAMER Chorus 3,45 Library Assistant 2, 3, 45 Clinic Attendant 35 Intramurals I,2,35 Bowling Team 3. I9 GEORGIA HAN SGEN Transferred from Andrews 35 Chorus 45 Homeroom Salesman 45 Glee Club 35 Orchestra 35 Band 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Y-Teens 4. ELIZABETH HINTON Girls' Leaders 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Library Assistant I,2,3,45 Clinic Attendant 35 Office Assistant 45 Red Cross 3. MANA HON ICKY Chorus I,2, 35 Projection Club 45 Jr. Council on World Affairs 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 2,45 Highlights 45 Y-Teens 4. ROBERT HRABAK Class President 45 Football I,2,45 Basketball I5 Track I,2,35 Golf 25 Jr. Play Crew5 Ring Committee 35 Stage Crew 35 Chorus I,2, 3,45 Ensemble 45 Orchestra 2,35 Pro- iection Club 45 Hall Guide 4. CAROL HUBER Honor Society I,2, 3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Red Cross 35 Library As- sistant I,2, 35 Proiection Club 45 Jr. Council on World Affairs 2,3, 45 Highlights 45 Or-An 4. THOMAS JAMES Transferred from Shaw 35 Class Vice-President 45 Hall Guide 45 Sr. Play Crew5 Intramurals 3,45 Tax Stamp Committee 3. DANIEL JUDY Football I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Basketball I,2,35 Jr. 81 Sr. Play Crew5 Track I,2,3,45 Hall Guide 45 Stage Crew 3,45 Varsity O 2, 3,45 Projection Club 4. FRED KAUHL Student Council 45 Football I,25 Basketball I5 Jr. 81 Sr. PlayCast5 Thespian Society 3,45 Stage Crew I,2,35 Proiection Club 45 Hall Guide I,2. EUGENE KENYO Student Council 2,45 Class Vice- President 35 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 Track I,35 Jr. 8-Sr. Play Crew5 Float Chairman 35 Hall Guide 45 Chorus I,2, 3,45 Stage Crew 35 Orchestra I5 Proiection Club 45 Varsity O 45 Homeroom Salesman 2. JOAN KOCI Transferred from John Adams 2, Chorus 3 4 Thesplan Soclety 4 Hnghllghts 3 4 Or An 4 Jr 8. Sr Play Crew Prom Commlttee 3 Lubrary Assistant 2 Offnce As slstant 3 4 JOYCE KOCI Transferred from John Adams 2 Class Treasurer 4 Chorus 3 4 Thesplan Soclety 4 Llbrary As slstant 2 3 4 Hlghlughts 3 4 Or An 4 Jr 81 Sr Play Crew Offrce Assistant 3 4 THOMAS KOZEL Thesplan Socuety 4 Stage Crew4 Sensor Play Crew Intramurals 2 GARY KRAL Progectuon Club 4 Intramurals 2 SOMAC Dance Commuttee 4 Stage Crew 3 LYDIA LA MARCA Marchette 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 3 Llbrary Assistant 3 Offlce Asslstant 4 Y Teens 4 JEANNETTE LEKO Class Secretary 2 Honor Soclety I Chorus 2 3 Glee Club 2 Glrls Leaders I 2 4 Red Cross I Hall Guide 3 4 Library Asslstant I 2 3 Or An Staff4 Homeroom Salesman I Y Teens 4 ANTHONY LIOTTA Transferred from John Adams 3 Jumor Play Cast Band 3 4 ANNETTE LODGE Honor Socuety I 3 4 Student Councll I 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Hlghllghts4 Or An Staff 4 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Crew Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Ensemble 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders4 Progectlon Club 4 Red Cross 2 3 Hall Gurdel 2 3 Lnbrary Asslstantl 2 DOLORES MAGOCH Student Councll 2 Cheerleader 2 3,4 Sr Play Cast Chorus 3 4 Ensemble 3,4 Hall Guide 4 Red Cross 2 Y Teens 4 ROBERT MASON Student Councll I 3 4 Presudent 4 Vuce Presndent 3 Class Pres: dentl 2 3 Football I,2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Hrghllghts 4 Chorus I,2,3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Prom 8lR1ng Committees 3, Jr Play Cast Sr Play Crew Orchestral 2 3 Thesplan Socnety 3 4 Var stty O 2 3 4 Stage Crew 4 Progectlon Club 4 CATHERINE MCALLISTER Transferred from Bedford 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Ensemble2 3 4 Jr 8-Sr Play Crew Red Cross 2 3 Jr Councll on World Affairs 2 3 Hlghllghts 4 Or An 4 Library As GEORGANNE METZGER Honor Society I Marchette 2 3 4 Jr Play Crew Or An Staff4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club 3 Ensemble 2 3 4 Thesplan Socnety 3 4 Gurls Leaders I 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 Homeroom Salesmanl SHIRLEY MITCHELL Glrls Leadersl 2 HomeroomSaIes man I Orchestra I,2 3 4 Bowling Team 3 LlbraryAssnstantI 4 Band I 2 3,4 Intramuralsl 2 3 Ma lorette 3 4 Photography Club 2 Commumty Chest 3 4 Y Teens 4 LYNNE MORRISON Student Councll 3 Marchette 2,3 4 Chorus 2 3,4 Ensemble 2,3 4 Glee Club 3 Or An 4 Jr 8- Sr Play Crew Rang Committee 3 Ll brary Assastant I Homeroom Sales room I Y Teens 4 Glrls Leadersl 20 JOAN NAU Glee Club 3 Hlghlsghts Staff 4 Or An Staff 4 Hall Guide 3 Cheerleader 2 Red Cross I 2 Sr Play Crew JOSEPH NEILEY Transferred from Adams Memoraal Hugh 3 Athletlc Board 4 Sr Pla Cast Thespxan Soclety4 Chorus 3 4 EnsembIe4 Intramurals EUGENE NOWAK Honor Soclety I 2 3 President 4 Student Councll I 2 Or An Ed :tor 4 Hughllghts 4 Jr 8. Sr Play Cast Golf 2 4 Thesplan So clety 3 4 Prolectlon Club 4 Jr Council on World Affarrs 2 4 Hall Guldes I 2 CONSTANCE OBERMAYER Transferred from Brush 3 Chorus 4 Ensemble 3 4 Red Cross 4 Or An brary Asslstant 4 KENNETH OTTO Transferred from Shaker 2 RONALD PALLAY Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 3 Thesplon Soclety4 Jr Play Cast Sr Play Crew Jr Councll on World Affarrs EDGAR PARKS Prom Commattee 3 Jr 8. Sr Play Crew Football I Band I 2 3 4 Lxbrary Asssstant I 2 Prolectron Club 2,3 4 Ensemble 2 Stage Crew 2 3 4 DONALD PESTA Transferred from Moses Cleveland KATHLEEN PIEH Glee Club 3 Jr 8- Sr PlayCrew Or An 4 Cllnlc Attendant 3 ln tramurals I 2 3 4 I . I g . . 1 I I 1 1 . . . . . 1. . . , , , ll 1 1 ' 1 ll 1 1 . . I 0 . 0 ll ' 1 ' 1 1 1 II ' I ' O 3 . , , . . I . . . 1 1 ' . ,. . I . . Ill I . . I . . . 1 1 1 1 - Y I l l n . . n 1 Ill Ill 1 1 . 1 ll I Ill rf F 314' . . . . . 1 ' 1 111i 1 . I . . I I I Ill ll ll ll . . . . ' 1 ' u ' ' . ' ' I 111 1 . . I I' 1 - 1 1 11 ' ' I . . 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Sr Play Crew Red Cross 2 Y Teens 4 Chorus4 Glee Club I,2 3 Ll brary Assustant3 4 Offlce Assust ant4 Or An 4 Intramurals I 2 GALE RADEL Honor Soclety I,3,4 Queen s Attendant 4 Gnrls Leaders 3 Presrdent 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Or An 4 Labrary Assistant I,2 4 Class Treasurer 3 Chorus 3 Homeroom Salesman I Red Cross 3 GRACE RIBOCZI Chorus3 4 Sr Play Crew Hugh lights 3 Cllnlc Attendant 3 4 Ll brary Assistant 2 3 President 4 Red Cross 3 GLADYS RICE Cheerleader2 Gurls Leaders I 2 Band I 2 Offnce Assnstant4 Y Teens 4 Library Assrstant 2 DOROTHY SAADA Chorus 3,4 Orchestra I 2,3,4 Bandl 234 Or An4 Jr 8-Sr Play Crew Red Cross 2 Home room Salesman 2 Y Teens 4 MARYLYN SAYLE Transferred from Shaker 2 Or An Ed1tor4 Gurls Leaders4 Clamc Attenaant 2 Labrary Assustant 2 4 Red Cross 2 Y Teens 4 EDWARD SCHLAKER Student Council I Thespaan Socl ety3 4 Jr 8- Sr Play Cast In tramurals 2 3 4 TIMOTHY SEIDL Basketball I 2 3 4 Jr Play Cast Hlghllghts 4 Homeroom Salesman I Or An 4 LAWRENCE SHUNK Chorus 4 Hughlaghts 4 Intramurals I 2 Llbrary Assistant I 2 3 ANTHONY SILVESTRO Football I Basketball I Sr Play Cast Hughllghts 4 Or An 4 Thes paan Soclety 4 Red Cross I Intra murals I 2 3 4 DOLORES SKEDELL Honor Socuety 2 Chorus 3 4 Or An 4 Hlghllghts 3 4 Sr Play Crew Offrce Asslstant 4 Red Cross 2 Library Assistant I,2 4 KAY SKRINJAR Honor Society I Hlghlughts 4 Or An 4 Lnbrary Assustant I 2 3 Jr Council on World Affairs 4 Red Cross 3 Prolectron Club 4 MARLENE STEPIC Chorus I 2,3 4 Library Assistant I 3 4 Red Cross 2 HaIlGunde3 Jr Play Crew Intramurals I Y Teens 4 2I DANIEL SUBWICK Thesplan Socuety 4 Stage Crew 4 Intramurals 4 Sr Play Crew JAMES TOTH Football I 3 4 Track 3 JOSEPH UNGVARY Student Council 4 Varsuty O 3 4 Football I,2 3 4 Basketball I 4 Golfl 2 3 4 Jr a Crew Rang Commnttee 3 Hall Gulde 3 4 LYNNE VANEK Marchette 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Or An4 Jr 8.Sr Play Crew Office Assistant 3 4 Library Assistant I 3 4 Red Cross 2 Hnghllghts 3 4 Y Teens 4 JOHN VENNING Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I Track I 2 3 Chorus4 Stage Crew 3 Hull Guide 2 3 NANCY WILLS Leaders I 4 Homeroom Salesman 2 3 4 Or An4 RedCross2 3 Y Teens 4 Intramurals 3 4 NANCY WINTER Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Marchette 2 3 4 Sr Play Cast Or An 4 Thesplan Soclety 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Ensemble 2 3,4 Hall Gulde 2 JANICE YAHRAUS Chorus4 Or An 4 Jr St Sr Play Crew Office Asslstant 4 Red Cross 2 Intramurals I ROGER ZENISEK Student Council 4 Varsuty O 3 4 Football I 2 3,4 Basketball I 2 3,4 Athletrc Board 4 Track 2,3 4 J r Play r w Hall Guide 3 4 Chorus 4 Stage Crew 3,4 . . . 1 1 I ' I 1 I 1 31 . 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' ,Mu-fe JUNIOR HE Junior class as the busnesf one nn school Selechng fhear class rings, learnmg Innes for their class play, making arrangements for the Iumor sensor prom are only afew of the many achvuhes whuch occupy The IUOIOFS time Busy every day, These lumors have a wonderful fume ancl accomplish many fhnngs Q7 VJ s Class Offlcers Presldent l-....4q Sulzman J Hmo M LaMarca D Surclxffe Q7 ELEVEN A: rmsr Row: Rjlichman, J.Lisy M.BuwfaC, G.IafiCS- 5-HCM R-Biwias. B.Kovacs. secoxrn ROW: ecomad, D.check0sk, D,j0ne5 Ajlunzikeg T,Mi1g5 D,E11acott, D.Fi11chko, THIRD ROW: I.Garrctt, J.Baxa, D.Camzmese N1.Kl1n1,B.Baxa Ljluketl R,C1-oucher j,Cve1bax, FOLRTHROXN1 C.Fa1arski, D.Cummms, J.Fuchs, T.Mac Learle D.Mil1cr W,Faber, I.I-Iina, G.G1'1abah NOT PICTURED: S.Georgian Vkliopcrna S.Huskcy, F.Kirkpatrick. 24 EIIXENB HRST ROW M LaNIatLa NI bkoym N Nloyeb W Rtpd M Llewdlywt M Kudos R Ptrmes SECOND ROW R Nhtku P Swartz P Mallet D Oslund, C Sllvestm R klabnk R Sulzman R LLI-co THIRD ROM C Vut L Prtpsttteyu A Nlatk B lung B Lavatagk Nl bum mutton D Sutchffe FOURTH ROW D Lutts W Kosttl T Mc Clurg IN mmtth T Kral D Kmaptk NOTIICTURED C Kaclor K Rosutlmb R Qrant Q, Q7 11 of ,, rr S27 ai 'ga Tw. 7 cv t 1 ELEVEN C FIRST ROM I stsptrato I Vernon S Rahman M Pmsztchan D Scovtlle T Thomas I Niowtrx 5IC'OIxD RUN I Nt mo S Avery D Pobuda G Suzax C Plantncr C Schultz N slchlu N1 bchxll THIRD ROW I Takach JNar'x J Ctldmr R stu ns J Vtllan V Bona H Vclotta R Latham IOURTH ROW D Wtedlund R Tuxk D Ntlxson 5 Kovach R Tmtu A Myers D Phxpps NOT PICTURED L Alpmo E Luponuc 25 ' Y . ' . - ' V - v , - ., , . ,- -- v . . , ' , . . .' . ,.' . 'Z . ',. 4' '. .I ', .' .. ',..N ' ' ' '. - -' - , v ' ' v x - , , , '. . 3 , . . . i , -f ,, , I - 5 'I ,Q ,, - Q -, I . 2 K LL K , .,. Q , J ' 1 V A t f 1 E 1 I .5 5 - 5 n 4 li I - .W 3 I Q 6 N Q 5 .- -I .-f:- '. r., Q ' A -X I ci: E x X. lf' V . . .X W 'N - 7,- , , r .. - X W I ,bl-z , , I 9 I 1 Q I . . . , , A I Q 1 f .- l f L ' 5 I , ' I 5 in ' '- A A - rf: F ,. ta ' v' 4 ! 'Mx H C w E ' f ' t .- E. 'I - z I 1 f ' .7 . - at ,yin X 1' , 'ba Lg I. T' -'x '- A' is .. Y . I I g - 4 -., . , ' A A. y 2 - 5 QKR' ' M 'A ' 5 -x-71' f S ' I N - - 4 ,X , 1 , 6 Q1 I X 4 , 'V I Q T ' ' Q Q sf ,R 3, A 4 I ' I - .' z ': .V ,. . . . . . ' , . . . , .. '. I4 ' ':'.. tt1, ', . , .. ', -. , .. '.- .R , ': . ' . t.l', .AV ', .n c , , sovuomorr Q nr-Q HE sophomores, energetrc and ambitious, are very active In both currrcularand extracurrrcular school actrvrtres Many honors have already come to members of this class Headed by Class Pres! Class Offrcers Wrllram Sayle Beverly Hudec Louxse Poclojrl and dent Bull Sayle thus group of stu Paula 53mP10 dents as headed for bugger and better fhrngs In the years to come 'S ww, . ' 'Q l -. ' . i r , ll f ' A 1 ' xv . , ' vi X . ' A ' : ' ' ' Q - X . ,IQ Q if fr 5 - U - N! 1 . . ' . . I L gi ' l . . ' . ., ,- ,, ' I' . I L L., l N g P1 Qt ' ' . - , M . 1 3 , ' L 43 fb W X' y , ' ' ,0' A A . - -- ' rr M - new s 2 f L , 9 ' , . . x X . LX 1 4 I I 1 l f r. 5 o ' .r ' 4 I .I Y Q - V ff W -i - ' 'W .,.v.-r ' . M W 4 vffirwlrm ,,,,, ,,,n,,, , fl ' N ' N W , : NR .. ' 4 x A, a Q 4 - ' Q , A : 52,1 ,K L flj,f,,z,rQagff,, a,f,,wJ,,+QQ A . N L . , . li V . PM w 4. - 1, :iq -f T: 1,1 . , rf. 2 2 0 W P5 t x. v xg, TEN A FIRST ROW L Lxolta I Podoyrl E Mllhahn Podojrl L Easton D Schaffer SECOND ROW G Shlma L Krss R Sayle C Hueb ner p Bglly B Belew THIRD ROW A Skufca C Parks JMorman C Hamer B Lancaster M Fredxgo FOURTH ROW L Mauhews I Schrll I Gardner W Sayle J Bushman L Hams 26 Tlkw B FIRST ROW C Manruno G Hazlett M Endle S Llnvlllc. P Kudley I Matthews SECOND ROW J Phtppb K Gleltz H Hmder hte: B Hudec P Samplc tw Schmohl tw Jackson THIRD ROW IVc.nn1ng L Parks S Huaktll W Mormon N1 Niarason I Erlckbon IOURTH ROW S Nason R Hasrnann G Mc Grtw D Leitch I Krakora D Klrk v-Q WP ,., TEIN C FIRST ROW I Miller, J.Wander, N,Va1enti, P.Myers, I.Stewart. SECOND ROW L Takacs A Nlmmo I Ni'-ICh2Hlt Ni Xircou I Wllson THIRD ROW V.Beeman, C,Zarzour, D.S1l1er, N.Greenslade, E.White. FOURTH ROW M Kldd R ShlLldS CJ Cr0uChCr G Stevenson D Knaack JTerrell. NOT PICTURED: R.Simmons. FZESLIMAN HESE ambutlous freshmen are now gettlng theur flrst taste of hugh school llfe Theur splrnt and enthusiasm ln school llfe ore shown cs they enter into sports and other exlmcurrlculor Ccllvlhes Here 5 Class Offlcers Charles Mlchener Presxdem Patrxc1a Lavarack Kay Temple hoping that ln the next three yecrs George Quay of thelr hugh school life they will come to enloy Orange more ond more and wull contribute freely of thenr tlme and energy to thelrschool v-1 2.1 XI 19 sv 9 19' NINE A FIRST ROW T Lardnu Nl Lrnhlck S Throckmor on K Mc Grath N Louis C Slakley C Fabian SECOND ROW I Kopecky -X lxcnyo C Rxboczl B NIL Call IBrown I Artmo M Nxckles THIRD ROW L Rlndflelsch lv NIC Garvey I SICWBII B Harm C swam 3 Wlute J lwmhols W Bxenlas FOURTH ROW R Fablan L Fussclman R Rlllman A Trcrera D Fraser R Smuh B Mlchener NOT PIC IURED E Frost H Garretson B Zaboly J fcrguson 28 NINE B: FIRST ROW: B.Nozar, J.ScgnCI. E.Th0m1cy, M.Cante1la, T.Mar1no, J.Layer, L,Render, I,Fcrguson, S Cop BECOND ROW B Williamson, D. Thompson, E.Tretcra, N.Obermaycr,J.Dro1os, J.Forbes, P,Lavarack, W,Mc Garvey. THIRD ROW K Johnson J Boyd D Johnston, R. Pazdernik, S.Kabicek, C.PfiCC. .T.Howc,P.Haxris. FOURTH ROW: S.Yocum, G.SoderquLst, W,Curl F Bumblxs C Colman R. Kopema, R.Cermak, 1.Magyar. NOT PICTIIRLD: C.Su1llvan. xr T7 's -.f 2 T7 on w NNE C FIRST ROW H Voss R Kldd I Lmvlllg G Yoger M Shellenbargcr A Bama N Lodge. BH OND ROW Nl Sknnjar R Smllh I Ball L Wh1lL D Ogden R bhlllla R Clark THIRD ROW K Dunbar K Tnmplc C Cummms O latham N Myus C Quay C LLWIS C Hul FOURTH ROW T Coopu l- Rowanowskl A Morion L Sellz R Swunnkl C Mlchenu D WoLllLrl M Takaci NOT PICTURID L Francls I Rossdlo P Bells A -7 U 1 'Q A- f ' . Y vi I D 1? , N' I .4 - J -' ,, xg I I v 1 , . F' N g. g - 1 f if 4 I R Q ' 1 i 3 3, Y J if ' 2 5 f .Q If 5 21 'Z' ... va A I , , B I I if 4' K A , W -0 ww , xr' 1- U Q - Z , l 1 ,fx K, L W I lv If 1 v 'X , 7 Q 1 G I' , If . , 5 In , I . Q I ' ' ' P 11 29 IZIGHT A: FIRST ROW: I.Mcrkcr, Djlurng, M,Holz, V.Ellintt, D.Nicke1s, G,Roscnjack. SECOND ROW: L.Franks, B.Graeff, K.Rud, IJ.Mt3lIhCWS, B.Carse, L,NiQh01g. THIRD RQWZ J.Wise, P.Harper, J.Wcd1er, R. Kosits, N. Marason, W.Hubcr. FOURTH ROW: J.Crossley A.Mx1Iar, W.Whittaker. N. Kavourias, J.Schnaap, N.Pastcmiak. NOT PICTURED: J.Bodnar, V.Fcrgu.son, C7 3 QU -is V 1:7 7 if X Yr -.KX I-IGHT B FIRST ROW L Nlckoson I Bair H Brown E WCIIILCI I Cvelbar M Mehlman SIC OND ROW C Tclcgdy D Takacs F Za: zour T Bergstrom C Podojll D Roblson THIRD ROW J Kudley M Troyan N Post R Wander J H311 D INIIIILI' IOI RTH RONX R Walton E Klme B Crosman M Harm E Walter P Z1mmcrman NOT PICTURED J Maczko I Mason O 1 .Q , ,, . ,, . ,-U V. -7 H, g Ig P , . r L 3 Q' 4 , I '42 A y, if ' ' I I . 5 1+ I ' , h I ' Q5 f , ,. .H 3 Q on I M A I, 1- if 1 ' I 'g I V ' ,I . g N4 I Y 0 -Q - I , V 9 I 1 , K 1. I . AW -' ig: ' I I . .., I ,, , ' I 5, E I I ,I V4 e X 1 A X ' ' . Q -K 5' xx W - I 1 Y ,' ' I I 0 , ,, l . 0 - ' 7 RQ., ,L 3 ,NR ,., ,x 1 ' i 4 , N fy f A I , ' .N , ' ' f A J , K 6 G Sk QR X' V R, 77 I ' r I gi' ' 1, I Q. . f ' - 0 ng Av- 7 W, Y. 4' f ' 1 .3 . . Q 1 ' I . I Q I Q xg f Q ' V , , I I . A A A ,. 1. ' 1- , . F ,- -Q f, I - . Y L I ' , - 5 ' v V TA Y1,4 1 4 ' s .W , ' M . 2 I ,, . I P ' I Wu! 'nf S. 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' I : A. I I . SEVEN A FIRST ROW W Scheucrer S Reys B Post K Sheldon B Bade I LISY SECOND ROW S Allen W Romanowskr G Gleuz G Garretson, H Rahman, R Temple THIRD ROW I Mazanec S Myers I Jerpbak L Root E MacLeane E Stump S Crossley FOURTH ROW I Finn J Berger, N Ackerman J Goldsword R Holton M Anderson S F1scher NOT PICTURED S Todd E Vaughn uv Q7 ff Q., this P Z if if vu 'ov SQ 3.4. xr HF A ogfq. SEVEN B FIRST ROW J Kl.Sh I Rxeske P Puleo B Rector F Thornley R Hrnman K Stakley SECOND ROW B Streem B Erickson J Rosenjack R Nimmo S Scott D Rossello THIRD ROW S Smes B Moore M Azzarello H Stevens A Hams C Cmovec L Bertok FOURTH ROW G Haller S Vencl M Helms G Gram I Champxon D Samstag C Sheahan 1 2 . . . . . . . . . . . ' . : . , . ', . - . . . : . , . , . . . , . ' , . , . , 5 ' - - - . - . - . - , . . : . . . . 7 ' ! ' 2 f ' 7 s , K - . , ' . , I V ak A V, 1 Ja . , V i ,Q , I K . i -A . 5. -uns , Ji ,.- I - 4 ' ' , Z 7 4 l K A ' V' 4 4 ,, 1. K f , , 2 .. Q4 .L M .W , , I A ' ' . 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S Freld C brarrnar P Gardner THIRD ROW C Nioschow B Ienblk E Whrtl D Lowe J Drotob N Erkul FOURTH ROWS B Ixagy G Dreypr B Herbert B Dorrng R Thornton C Haubrrck D Banyal qs 7' s? xl ,N 1 Q. rs W av W7 ls 2 7 i xr gg xv 'U ' 7 R 'x BEVLN D FIRST ROW A Smrth B 'Itmrnab J Schaffpr E Yahraus S Humbuger I Srmpson ShCOhD ROW P bwarr I Varga C ung I Bhd cnbargcr L XLYSJLI Ik THIRD ROW annr W LH VL C Hobkrn B To! M Hy. FOURTH bes P Tusta B Carsc 1 Y U gr T Hr f. R Honlrky D Tru a 33 i I SZ I '15 F 1. Q.-I K . il'-L . 8 'K I 1 .G , . -- ' ' . fr 1 , 'ix' 0 ,Vg n' 'v I ' ' PQ B -i ' f I 5 x 1. . - 4 W- , - X ,V - V -, . lf' 5 C B T A, .L W ' 1 N . 4' 1 A 4' , V T wg' 1 L l I 4 H - x A 9 U f . T ' j' L 1 V B LL ' .Lg K ' 'fo' A? ' V- 5 I A! M in V Q , Q Q- U ,Y 4 1 ff A V ,' 'M fi. . ' 'CJ i . , I Q In 1 A f rf' ' ' i If 1 '5 . i I h A 1 ' 3 1 4 N 'TY f ' I a . Y'- T . 1 L ' 0 Y L .5 1 . Yr, , i, 'B,'fe,1um.' I ':'J.H rfb, nn- ,B..Zir, Q, 'B -, , r1,Zf,A'+C '-' izorvi T.Io , . ' . . ',5.,5n..r1'd', ', nf-A, . ' ', . rer, I C L, . o Wk, Lv' n 'Q fi, , 'if ,, by we f. 1. ,X w '. ,L , MC QL. 'Ld A, 1. V. , jab? f x. , , d ' 4 4. W 14 , -f'sfC'? ' i,- fff, 59 ae' , 5 ':r .23 2 - rv 'mir Q X J , 1' ,flfamff fp A 4 yr - A ,V f Q -, , Ag, ,V A , L.'g,1-Zigi f 5, ff? A 2' 3 8 5. A 1 ' 1 X 1 , - .- N, .r , 1, , , -5 4 , , H, 5,4 .- .Ar fl! 'IV h, A W '-:tQA J , ,N Q.. 4' ff 22 I 0 9 0 an C3 9 'V X'l n-'MV V. f ' V . , . . 60 Row One: Mr, Everson, M.Posl, T.Thomas, M.LaMarca, I.Sospirato, L.LaMarca, L,Vanek, J.Koci, J,Koci, G.Riboczi, I.Lisy L.Shunk, C,Fa1arski, A,Hunziker, I.Baxa, K.Vlasek. Row Two: W,Reed, S.Herod, E.Previtc, D.Skede11, I.Takach, M. Srepic M.Summenon, D.Saada, G.GIeilz, N.Winler, L.Morrison, M. Beckman, R.l-Irabak, R.Croucher, I.Vi11ari, I.Schi11. Row Three P.Dempcy, C.McA1lister, S.Curr1e, D,Magoch, G.Hansgen, D.Pobuda, L.Hamer, G.Metzger, S.Catanese, N.K1ine, I.Gnabah J.Venn1ng, F.Kirkpau'ick, R.Shie1ds, R.Masor1. Row Four: J.Yarhaus, C.Obermayer, E.Hinton, A.Lodge, M.Schi11, C.Veit, I. Hino, I.Nei1ey, R.Zenisek, E. Kenyo, D.Knaack, C.Schu1tz, J.Barta, C.Pinter, V.Porh, L.Bu1l-cowski. L.to R.: M.Schi11, P Mallet, W.Reed, T.Thomas, I.Vemon, I.Sospirato, J.Lisy, L.LaMarca, D.Scovi11, C.Schu1tz, N. Kline. L.to R.: G.1-Iazlctt, S.Linvi11e, N.Va1enLi, L.Kiss, B.Hudec, M. Marason, L.Parks, J.Venning, J.Wil5on, I.Wander, V.Beeman. M I'IRbT ROW. b.M1tchL1l, I,Vm.rnon, I.B.arta, bECOND ROWg l'.DcmpCy, M.Post, W.Morr1sou. mv' I' bxiv ,Qs 1 FIRS , , , , , , , . , . .1 , . . -COND ROW: S.Herod D.Os1und, L.Parks, S.Hciskel1, T.Mi1es, V.Poth, L.Bulkowski, M4Beckman, L.Morrison, P.Malleu, P.Swartz, M.L1c:wcllyn, T ROW: I.Easlon, S.Currle S Catanese L LaMarca G Mezzger N Valenti N1 Fnde N Winter SE 38 lr kr ...L- i I Li- ... B' ..- 3 -QE- ' . -nf - if -ara f if Q fx. W 'av' I if M. af ' 'an 'N Q, a lu ,, ,W 'Tu .V 'WW I T' A-fg,,.. ANY scenes of Orange are pictured in this book--memories on paper to bring back a too easily forgotten high school life. Led by the driving energy of the OR-AN editors, Gene, Marylyn, and Jack, a maiority of the seniors contributed, time, effort, and ideas to this yearbook. , 5. :que U., l J if 9 f 4' I i'i?a'i'5 '-if ' I ' I :Q f r .Q ui l N 4. S' 6 T' ' wgiw AQ . t .,4- . 'T - f Se.l -gv44-ff - i Q so G ED by Tony Silvestro, A these seniors solicited patrons for the Or-an. SITTING: L.Vanek, I.Fogarty, G. Metzger, I.Barta, D.Saada, P, Dcmpcy, S,Caranese, J.Leko, C. Pinter, STANDING: D.Skede1l, E.l-Iinton, M.Post, E.Previte, D. 1 A Gillie, T. Eberiy, T.Si1veslro, E. Schlaker, J,Easton, G.Rade1, V. Polh, M.Stepic, G.Riboczi, STAFF members enioy the pictures in previous yearbooks. SITTING: T.SCidl, L.Bu1kowski, A.Lodge, S.Curric, G.Hansgen, L.!x1urr1son. STAND- ING: N.WintCr, I.Nau, I.Koci, R.Hrabak N.Wil1s, I.Koci, J,Yahraus, K.P1eh, K. McAllister. HE Or-an staff members wait in line to turn in subscriptions to Lois Bul- kowski and Carol Huber. FTER the staff has completed many grueling hours of taking pictures, searching for outstanding candids, mounting photographs, writing copy, typing articles, proof reading and more proof reading, the Or-an goes to press. After putting in many hours of work evening after eve- ning the editors are finally satisfied that they and their staff have met all requirements. Now they sit idly back with fingers crossed waiting for the arrival of the book next May. 5.1 3 ID uh I .lllap scholarshi P OR their excellent contributions to the school, these outstanding students 0 have been elected to the Senior High Garfield Chapter and the Junior Hugh 0 Victory Chapter of the National Honor Society. Hours of honest to goodness work in study and activities are in the records , Qhufgcfel' of these students who rate this recognition. . Honor Society inductions take place in the spring at an assembly to which 0 sefvlfe parents and the entire student body are invited. IL... ' , I. ', 1 E.. 42 qi C7 ..-5 . . tu' .U xx 5.4 Cz.-' J 7, 1 ztyipxr f . 3 X NI M' 7 Si 53x3 ' H Sv Q-........ g W...-...-qui K' .5 A img: 1 t il i l xxx, Fl 'Ai - , f , 2 ., , Jw GARFIELD CHAPTER: STANDING: Advisor Mlss Douglas, I.Bushman, T.Thomas, R,Eichlnan, I.Lisy, E.Nowak. SITTING: C.Huber A.Lodgc, C.PinIer, N.Wintcr, G.Radc1, C.Schu1rz. A . m7'4 ' mf T-,ff .157 VICTORY CHAPTER: STANDING: L.Harris, C.Michen-er, N,Schmoh1, K.Temp1e, N.Iackson, E.Poner, B.I-Iudec, A.Whiuaker, B. Harris, L.NichoIs, M.Endle, C.Cotman, C.Swain, L.PodajiI, A.Frey. SITTING: B.Graeff, I.Wi1son, L.Parks, Advisor Mrs. Schultz I.Verming, S.I-Iezskell, B.Smith, B.Nozar. 46 xi-' SITTING: I.Lisy, J.Veman, W.Faber, S.Rahman, D.Fi1ichka. STANDING: K.Skrinjar, C.Huber, E.Nowak, L.Priesmeyer, J.Bushman, P.Ma11ett, C.Schu1tz, Miss Miller. HE National Thespian Society, is an honorary organization devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. Under Mr. Bruce WiIson's guidance, Thespian Troupe i360 produced the junior and senior class plays. Not all Thespians are actors. Students who work on cos- tumes, props, lighting, scenery and an other crews are also eligible for mem- bershipand, in many cases, are able toearn the neces- sary points for membership much sooner than the stu- dentwhowants only to act. HE JUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS has established itself through the year under the direction of Miss Edith Miller, to be- comea weII-known organi- zation. Thisclubwasformed with the purpose of conver- sing on national and interna- tional happenings. Meeting once every two weeks, the students enioy keeping posted on world events. Members vie for the privi- lege of being the member chosen to go to the U. N. each year. ,1- I I 1 7, I Row One: D.Magoch, M.Post, N.Winter, S.Cu1rie, A.Lodge, M.Beckman, L.Bu1kowski. Row TWO: I.Koci. .I.Koci, I.Bushman, E.Nowak, G,Melzger, D,E1Iacotr, D.Subwick, Mx. Wilson. Row Three: I.NeiIey. I.Dodd, R. Mason, E.Sch1aker, F.Kauh1, R.Pal1ay, T. Eberly, F. Kilpatrick. KNEELING: T.Parks, T.Koze1, D.E1lacolr. STANDING: J,Dodd, K,Rosenlieb, D.Judy, R.ZenBek, F.Kilpat1ick, T.Eber1y, D.Subwick, Mr. Wilson. N interesting and an essential part of ploy production is performed by the stage crew. These boys work hard to make sure that everything is in A-I con- dition for all stage produc- tions. Unusually strenuous are the hours of work neces- sary during the weeks before the class plays are presented. 1 I 4 1 2 2 CLINIC ATTENDANTS: Row One: E.Zuponc1c, I,Fogarty, D,Gi11ie, G,Riboczi. Row Two: C.Zarzour, N.Greens1ade, D,Os1und, C.Veit, Miss Smith, P.Ma11ett. UPLICATING, typ- ing, filing, record- ing, running errands, answering calls, are only a few of the many serv- ices rendered by these girls from the Office Practice Class. This training, which is very beneficial towards de- veloping office tech- niques and routine, makes the transition from school to career much smoother. HESE clinic attendants under the guidance of Miss Smith devote one period each day to serve in the clinic. Caring for students, making arrangements for those who are seriously ill to be taken home, and signing clinic posses keep each girl busy most of the time. The girls are demonstrating what care they might give this young man ifhe reallywere a patient in the clinic. 4 f .V . Zi . 4. 'i T Q 1, i of . f K . , 1,2 M -cl .f ,..a.sw,,....- 3 - sw- X 1 OFFICE ASSISTANTS: E.Previte, L.Lamarca, J.Yahraus, D. Skedell, I. Koc1,I.Koci, L. Vanek. PROJECTION CREW: Row One: J. Dodd, K. Sluinjar, E. Nowak, I.Bushman, C.Huber. Row Two: A.Lodge, L.Bu1kowski, D.Judy, T,Parks, E. Kcriyo, R.Mason, R. Hrabak. Row Three: G. Kral, F. Kauhl. NDER the direction ofMr. Lackey, this club makes pos- sible the noon movies which are enjoyed throughout the year. This group is made up of senior physics' students, and this year for the first time, has girls in it. The club al- so aids the faculty in showing movies to their classes. 48 Milli ll :Mm ltllllllllllililll llllimllt tliltt t ill mi tlmanwrig Qi illlimi 3 9 . Y '51 f Q HECKlNG out, card- ing, shelving, and col- lecting for overdue books ore tasks cheerfully carried on by the library assistants. To arouse more interest in read- ing, these students post at- tractive and colorful book iackets in strategic places. With Mrs. Jenks and Miss Miller as advisors, these stu- dent librarians keep the li- brary operating smoothly. My gy Ie Us l ' ' i' Q b Z 5 1 mx. . LEFT TO RIGHT: F.Kirkparrick, R,Tinrer, Mr. Wilson, advisor, R.Croucher, J,Hino, I.Baxa, I Gnabah, D.E11acott, A.Hunsiker, R.Knaak. KNEELING: D.Iudy. STANDING: J.Baxa, J.Hino, R. Mason, Mr. Greenwood, advisor, R.Zenisek, I.Ungvary, I.SchiII. HE G. A. L.'s Club, under the direction of Miss Smith, isan organiza- tion for girls which stresses leadership in class activ- itiesand good sportsmanship on and off the field. The club strives to pro- mote interestin girls' sports aswell as in interscholastic competition. This year, under the leadership of President Gale Radel, the club adopted a point system to further par- ticipation in girls' athletics . EARNING the correct way to give afterdinner speeches and impromptu talks, is the goal of the Speakers' Club. Under the outstanding leadership of Mr. Wilson, the club meets every other week during the lunch period. Apparently this practice session contains some hu- morous remarks. HE Varsity O is composed of all boys who have received letters up- on participation in the school sports, basketball, football, golf, and track. Besides the boys pictured here new members were initiated into the organ- ization atthe close of the football sea- son. The Club sponsors paper drives twice each year to maintain sound fi- nancial standing . President Roger Zenisek presides at the noon time meeting held every other week . FIRST ROW: L.Hinton, J.Vernon, M.L1ewe11yn, M.Schi11, B.King, J,Leko, J.Wi1son, E.iSlll hahn, P.Ma11ett, D.Os1und, I.Venning, S.l-Ieiskell, C.Schu1rz, L,Podoji1, N.Wil1s, SECOND ROW: L.PodojiI, J,Iar1es, N.Jackson, P.Dempcy, L.MorrLson, C.Pinrer, G.RadeI, L,Bu1kow ski, Miss Smirh, A.Lodge, D.Gil1ie, M.Butorac, P.Swanz, C.P1anrner, M.Say1e, M. Skoyec G. Metzger, J '- ----..,,,,,,,.,q rl. is h.T..M 5.-i ll 'E' ,A I 4 ' V . I 5 1 Q I f , I I ' 5 y . 1 r 1 e Q , 1 1 f 1 1 f reps J ,.. .. r I s S I s E E E 1 5 1 ! S Q 5 5 . v, p..4?4., Y ,,f,,.1'., , ' A 7193 -'fu , A-ig rin: ,1 ?T2?f'ML? 'Q UTURE architectsand engineers get their start here in the me- chanical drawing class. ITERATURE gets a thorough going over in this English class. Looks as if it's humorous. fLiteroture that is.i gf HILE visions of halogens, hydrogen, and hydrochloric acid danced through their wee little heads. . . RDINARY cowhide is trans- formed into luxurious leather items under the skilled hands and magic touch of crafts students. 55 SENIOR FLOAT CONGRATULATIONS! HE Freshman class won first place in the float contest. Floats paraded past the reviewers' stand during halftime activities. 58 AGERLY awaited by all students, this beauti- ful fall day finally arrives. The football team had nominated Carol Pinter, Joy Fogarty, Mari- lyn Post, Joyce Barta, and Gale Radel as candi- dates for the i955 football queen. As a hush of expectancy fell over the crowd, Marilyn Post was named the winner. Mr. Samuel Llewl lyn, President of the Orange School Boosters Association, crowned the queen between halves of the Orange-Brooklyn game. Following the crowning ceremony, Marilyn and her attendants occupied a place of honor in the student bleachers . That night, Marilyn and her escort, Art Payne, led the Grand March at the Homecoming Dance. D.De1fino, Carol Pinter, Joy Fogarty, Queen Marilyn Post, Joyce Parta, Gale Radel, N.Payne. v A 1 Jlxw f nr V 4-1 X H F we , g .- o 47 - .Zhi si -Pj 1 1 ki- fi. L Uhlwmh F, T E ITS ' TMAf5A S : 5 NCE , + L f - , n LOOKS LIKE FUN, Who's calling please? lf.-f New-found glamour! Deposit ten cents . . . HAVING A BALL! ' ' L Subsmuling for mother. 25 x TX F .,.. ' E Ill YQ 75k an Commg early fr 2 We we S i Tax Stamp Queen Candldates prmg ever ywa 51 f 'L 1 may H agam A test 1IlhlSl0I'y S '40 hC1P WSHICG The bulleun arnves on mme 61 2 g , I ' I .L U , . .Y 'D K ' 4 A Q 3, e YT J I , , 4 3 8 Lf' O ., ,J . lk 0 liA ' ' I . Y M Enix' .. 3. ' ', f ' l ,L X 5' . 'Nez V . -- f' 6,454 44,, wx . '- :V f2?Q :iii kv E. A A E533 gg I . - .4 f ,T J., f Nw .42-2 ' , Q5 X ' . ' . e ,. Q., ,.1 e - J -'I , ge 1 EXE ' 5 2 3 ,mf X ne w W ' B Q . . 2 Y l i -A A X A .P X , r ' e fe z 3 3 4 e g 5 -I' F4 .N ,Q i A 7 I A fi 4 FRY , A , ww- - -,Mmm W , MA 3 ,i X I , -f 7 xi Vw 1, , ,j V, if if .. - . - 1, ,Z M- 51' I f gf w Q, 1 ff fm Y 5 ,, v X 2 A if e kg, av, , ,, J 1 is- si I T I . X --:gl 'L .4 1 , fo' 13 -Q'-Y 4.0 X ,X sl we i 14' fly? P A , 3 5 f va, iz.. 1, 4 . .,,y,, t 'fx 'UV' Xu I . 2 fs W 4-5 'K N3 PM , if ...JU- , y, IM, . YV, NH: -'HY 5.1 cnaw VERYWHERE you look r peppy, up and coming jun- ior high students having a wonderful time. Besides being interested in their classroom core program, these boys and girls back all school activities with enthusiasm. Every Wednes- day and Friday Seventh graders don their best clothes and spend one wonderful period each morning enioy- ing social dancing. Learning to dance. NBTXUNE Interesting displays make attractive rooms. Peace and prosperity through the U. N. ss-1 Locating Orange? Have we struck go1d'P you can see these eage , ,, ,f -gf, ,. ,MW ' j,w,Wff,5, V V ,uh ww H? 'Q o , nt! 2,4 gy, i ,+.,?Q-1 f' ZZ v ii if ff v. Q, 9 1 , Roger Zenlsek Bob Mason Dan Judy 1954 CO CAPTAINS Dan Judy Gene Kenyo 67 Bob Mason Ron Pallay 1,7 - Q7 B CHEERLEADERS Beverly Hudec, Judy Wilson, Gail Hazletl, Judy Wander. HESE four tenth grade girls have done a wonderful job this year cheer- ing fhe team on to many victories. Coaches Seirz and Greenwood accept Riverside Tournament Trophy. , 1 fl Q' . 57 ig, fl! A Home on the bus following another victory. Between Halves- Queen for a day. ONES Blffin J 'W AF' Remember the pep rally before the Chagrin game? 69 3 in ' I if Q 1? 4 i I V Nw 'J er' I .--,M I 3 Km' 'E' ' m 1 8 k L-1' ' Jiai 7 5 3 33213 in '7 , X ' W if , 3 ... 1- :L-'1 y A if l f---sg:..,.- PM sf ,,., YQ : ,-as Q-3 ' -,J .al H no Row One: I. Dodd. I.Gildner, K.V1asek, D. Jones, I.Baxa. Row Two: Coach North, D.Iudy, I.Gnabah, J. Venning, D.Sut- cliffe, T. ' N McClure, Coach Csutoros. Row Three: R. Tinter, R.Pal1ay, E.Kenyo, R. Zenisek, I.Hino, R.Mason, . . Ag' - It , Yi' I 'seq if f b Z1 .' M233 ,X URING the early spring days an en- -' H 'll 2 4 ' I at I thusiastic group of boys start practic- .5 . ij . 4 ' H si Sqi ' 121 ing for the many track events. Compe- 1 . 155' i- 'X W M rr Z , Q il tition is keen. Here the boys have a if A , ' i 'if' . A' chance to perfect their skills both indi- : LJ,' 4.9 5 V M, , Qs, lg . Y ' vidually and as team members. S1 i 3 533 f 5 ,ff a The Orange Relays and many other 'NE'-'i f it ,ca track meets are scheduled on the beau- 5, 4 tiful Orange track each spring. K yn, L-W X Did you win, Tom? - Two boys qualified forColumbus. Bob Gioia in the IOO and 220 yard dashes and Roger Zenisek in the high iump. ,s I . ,.Lq'f?'fs ,f .r -' , V ' Ji Go, Man, Go! fix anus. ii' 'iQ AY 1 Nervous? Ioan Sutcliffe - - 1954 Track Queen -'ai 'is 'f 4' '11 1 ' 9 if HE Orange linksmen, completed the 1954 golf season, against stiff competition, with a commendable 6-2 record. The Lions owned victories over Wickliffe, Cleveland Heights Qi, Parma, and St.Joseph. The two losses were suffered at the hands of Parma and Willoughby. The Parma loss was the first dual loss for one of Coach Mario PiastrelIi's teams in two and one half years. Jim Gruden, Wayne Mitchell, Joe Ungvary, and Jack Schill were the lettermen on last year's squad that placed 6th in both the district and CLEVELAND NEWS Tournaments. Although over twenty teams participated in the tourney, 6th place was the lowest that Orange has ever finished. Jim Gruden, Captain of last year's team, was one of the top golfers in the Northeastern Ohio dis- trictand this year's captain Joe Ungvary hopes to follow in Jim's footsteps. 4,1455 2 -ni has ff 1 I D J., in r fl, 1 ',,,. Joe Un gvary THIS YEAR'S GOLF TEAM STANDING: Bud Velotta, Captain Joe Ungvary, KNEELING: Jack Schill, Coach Mario Piastrelli, Bob Stevens. Bud Velotta Bob Stevens 74 S soon as the fairways turn a velvety green these fellows will be out swinging golf clubs. Need a caddy? HOCKEY TEAM: LEFT: J.Leko, M.Skoyec, M.Schill, L.Bu1kowski, P. Mallet, C. Schultz, P. Dempcy, M. Llewellyn, M. Sayle, N.Wi1ls, G. Metzger. iniramurals He intramural program was more fully participated in this year than ever before. Headed by Miss Smith, girls ranging from freshmen through seniors entered into this inter- class schedule. Among rival schools Orange, challenged and met Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights, Mayfield, and Chagrin Falls. Not only has this pro- gram established good sports- manship among the girls, but it has also furthered leadership and improved skills of the game. VOLLEYBALL TEAM: KNEELING: J.Lisy, B. King, P.Ma1let, C.Schultz, C. Plantner, M.Skoyec. STANDING: P. Dempcy, D.Gil1ie, M.Stepic, V.Poth, G.Rade1, C.Pinter, M. Sayle, I. Easton. point system POINT system was set up and adopted this year by the Girls' Athletic Leaders Associa- tion. The purpose is to perfect athletic skills, encourage team- work, and promote good sports- manship. Girls eam points by participating in intramurals, taking part in noon activities and play days, and aiding the girls' athletic department whenever possible. Girls obtain certifi- eates, letters, or medals accord- ing to the number ofpoints earned BASKETBALL TEAM: KNEELING: c.Merz er, J.Lek0, 1.E.m0n, crimer, Laur- 8 kawskl, G.Radel, M.Sayle, N.Wi1ls. 75 Who s got WIIIHCFSO f WM Watchmg the girl., 0 Three sm111ng gals and Smke, spare, or just another gutter ball? C mon Gracre get the score Mm Smxth s rule wormn n :-,inn 2. .T I :W ' . K J , . 5' 1 A , .G p r g r , X ., ,R .x um' A il .. s I H X Vwf ' , ', - up. , I 1' ' . ---7 z P ggi' E 6' . 77 cafeteria staff ITHOUT this hard-working group of women under the direction of Mrs. Boswell, the Orange stu- dents would be very unhappy, for they prepare and serve us tasty lunches every day. Fragrant odors which drift into the halls during fourth period, make one and all hurry to the cafeteria when the lunch bell rings. 1 H y', ,K .5 fl iw ses, yi ' , SQ my D ' ' 5 lib .,,, laik r r ' I bus drivers .- - Xlsf Coffee break. maintenance staff l EPAIRING broken desks, cleaning rooms, and .- driving busses are only a few of the many tasks carried on by this staff. Under the super- vision of Mr. Wilson Leatherman, these men and women work hard to maintain warm, attrac tive, clean buildings for the students of Orange. H' HE OR-AN STAFF APPRECIATES THESE PATRONS WHO HAVE EXPRESSED THEIR CONFIDENCE IN THE SUCCESS OF THE I955 YEARBOOK BY GIVING THEIR FINANCIAL SUPPORT. WITHOUT THEIR HELP THE PUBLICATION OF THIS YEAR WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. Adsit, Arthur L. Interior Decorators Allround Tool 8- Die Industries I7524 Miles Avenue Arnold's Service North Miles Road Ben Franklin Stores Chagrin Falls, Ohio Brewster 8- Church Company Chagrin Falls, Ohio Bushman Displays 2034 East 71 Street Bun 8: Run SOM Center Road Cam Bandits Auto Club of Warrensville Cochran Co., John P. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Catanese's Delicatessen Warrensville Center Road Chagrin Automotive Center Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Falls Buick Co. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Hardware, The Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Roller Rink Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Valley Cleaners Chagrin Falls, Ohio Chagrin Valley Herald Your Friendly Newspaper Chagrin Valley Sales 8- Service Chagrin Falls, Ohio CoIe's Drive Inn Aurora at Northfield Road BUSINESS PATRONS College Inn, The 2865 East II6 Street Cottage Gift Shop Solon, Ohio Chuck's Beverage Chagrin Falls, Ohio David Round 8- Son, Inc. Solon, Ohio Deeks 8- Son-Flowers Richmond and Emery Roads Don Jordon, Incorporated I3405 Miles Avenue Drechsel 's Restaurant Solon, Ohio Dusek Lumber Company Warrensville Heights, Ohio Dy-Dee Wash, Incorporated 3630 Lee Road Ellacott Sr Sons, W. G. Florist, Emery Road Empire Die Casting Co. I980O Miles Avenue Falls Industry, Inc. Solon, Ohio Falls Publishing Co. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Fire-Ettes, The Warrensville Heights, Ohio Fodor Co., A. W. Cleveland, Ohio From Heating Chagrin Falls, Ohio Harvard Shopping Center Association Hazel's Delicatessen Kinsman Road 79 Humel Builders, Incorporated I7706 Miles Avenue Ideal Lumber Company 4I4I East I27 Street Joe's Sunoco Station Aurora 81 SOM Center Roads John Schloz Plumbing 81 Heating ZOIOO Miles Avenue Jolly Jon's Kinsman 8- Richmond Roads Jonnie's Drive Inn Aurora at Bartlett Road J 8- R Service Station 4889 Northfield Road Joseph Lezak 81 Sons Insurance Agents Jos,ten's Manufacturing Co. Treasure-Craft Jewelers, Inc . King's Pharmacy 3966 Warrensville Center Road Kinsman Food Distributors, Inc. I39I3 Kinsman Road Kirchner Beverage Co. Solon, Ohio Knowles Heating Co. Chagrin Falls, Ohio Kral, Sylvia Nutrilite Distributor La Marca Paving Co. Cleveland, Ohio Langstaff, Dr. D. E. Solon, Ohio Lezak Heating Aurora 81 Cannon Roads Lodge Lockers 288I Plymouth Road Louis Furmture Co 12914 Umon Avenue MacGregor Rldge Chevrolet Chagrin Falls Ohlo Maurath, Incorporated Cleveland Ohuo Mayland 5 8- 10 Mayfueld Heughts, Ohno Mayland Shoe Store Mayfveld Heights, Ohuo Mrtchell s Servace Station Solon, Ohlo Modern French Cleaners Solon, Ohio Morgan Alummum Weldmg Rod Co 17706 Ml les Avenue Motor Repaur 81 Manufacturmg George H Pardy Representatlve Nall s Drug Store Chagrin Falls, Ohio O Bruan Cut Stone Co 19100 Mxles Avenue Overbeke Kam Co The 20905 Aurora Road Peters Bakery Phnlpott Rubber Co 2077 East 30th Street Ranmor Studlo 750 East 185th Street Reed s Hardware Chagrm Falls Ohno Rlvacuk, Joseph Excavatmg Solon, Ohlo Russo s Food Market 21700 Northfneld Road Salah s Food Market 3970 Warrensvllle Center Road Sample, Mr Howard Attorney Sandy s Grocery 3910 Warrensvllle Center Road San Flllpo Realty Ca 17702 Mules Avenue Szlvestro, Mr Frank E Mason Contractor Sioux Metal Products C Bedford Ohio Solon Beauty Shop Solon, Ohuo Solon Beverage Solon, Ohio Solon Cleane Solon, Ohio Solon Hardware Solon Ohlo Solon Lumber 8- Supply Solon, Ohlo Solon Televlslon Solon, Ohno State Machine Company Northfield Ohio Steel Equnpment Co The Steverdlng s Service Statlon Lander Circle Takach Home Cooknng Warrensvnlle Heights, Ohlo Turf Drlve lnn Northfneld at Libby Road T 81 S Lumber Co , The 21600 Mules Avenue Umted Food Store Klnsman Road Vesely s Cltres Service 4922 Warrensvnlle Road Warren s Beauty Shop Solon, Ohlo Warrensvulle Fare Department Warrensvllle Heights, Ohlo Westerburg Florist Emery Road W O Wmce Motor Sales Chagrln Falls, Ohuo Erwun Yahraus, Landscaprng 27612 Klnsman Road PERSONAL PATRONS Anthony, Mr Paul Beaumont, Mr Donald B Bender, Mr George H Currie, Mr 8- Mrs George Dempcy, Mr St Mrs M Dodge Mr 8- Mrs Leonard D Dusek Mr 8- Mrs S J Henskell Mr Bl Mrs J C Hrabak Mr 8. 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