Orange High School - Oran Yearbook (Pepper Pike, OH)
- Class of 1957
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'aa lil ?-V, r Wg 4' .93 is 5 If, ' A . nav' M-vzrgvw M, .j ' o'.4-pf : 4' -' xo'-f+-as ,pw W' I s Q Q f E Q... l l . iz A - e f 51.7 3, ,L-f AM, , v , 2,4 ,:3..,,l ix, .I x 'l MX . - V 4 ..,,, y k , ,! V,:, f ' My 1 1 do M N: When the doors open, we sense a fcvling of unity among our , classvs. Thi' friendly laughtvr and Carcfrcc talk. hoard through 1 , .. we , .F out tha' halls. vxvrnplify thc' spirit of close-nvss among all studonts ' at Orange' Iliqh. .Ks - R' . .Aw ' I .. ' Y., f 5. it x 9 U4.,,,,,.,,,,.-up LQ k J' AM. We'll Wear Mortar-boards, Harmonize H s pf y ,M 5 . vt ' ' fi A' x - e , . X f ,- p 74 if T ff V f ' A' 'N if N'f', i .L X .ff Senior Cabinet: Russell Hasmann, Karen Gleitz, Robert Sayle, William Sayle, Vicky Beeman, Ben Parks, M 9 l l ' . . . . D , . . . . m ' fl 7 ' 7 D v v' ' . ' Y . . . , , . ' . . . . . ' J Q ta ,v 9 g ' V I . 9 ' 2 l . 9 i . U . . . . ' . . ' - D , jerome Fitz Nancy Greenslade Joe Krakora Charles Rim Formmv the backbone of the senior class IS the cabinet under the leadership of Mr erome Fltz The cablnet does much prellmmary planning before the questions are dlscussed at the class meetings preslded over each month by Presldent Robert Sayle In the years to come many vivid memorles w1ll live in the minds of the seniors as they pass through the open doors of Orange High 1nto the world ahead Among these chenshed memorles will be the1r graduauon day the day they proudlv walk down the aisle of the beautlful new audltorlum 1n the1r caps and Gowns carrylng with them the diplomas for which they worked so dtllgently The mam hours of study 1nd1spensable to success will now form the groundwork of the1r post school l1fe Another unforffettable exent wlll be their last school prom at the Manaklkl Country Club and the class partles IH the days follow1ng The exhausted but happy revelers w1ll never forget the entlclng melodles the delectable refreshments and the festlxe Splfll predommatlng on these nlghts Recollectlons of thr1ll1ng games long rehearsals mysterious plays and beaut1ful concerts will lon be remembered KN orkmg on the school paper on the Or an Staff 1n the Student Counc1l and on xanous committees has prouded many seniors with r1ch expenences which they vsrll never forget The feelin of companionship and true friendshlp XNl 11Cl'1 resulted has become an mxalu able part of their llxes As they look back oxer four successful high school years innumerable memories will be rellx ed and enjoyed by the sen1ors of nlneteen fifty sexen U Senlors, Looklng Forward to Graduatlon 4? -lc ,., QF' fi -+-f LYNN EASTON Marchettes 34 FTA 34 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 3 YTeens 234 Choir 4 Library Asslstants 12 Intramurals 1 3 Glee Club 1 2. RICHARD ECKSTEIN Transferred from Cleveland Heights 3' Stage Crew 4' Choir 34' Track 3' Football Statistician 4. PAUL BAILEY Football 1234 Varsity O 34 Track 1234 Thes plan 234 Highlights 4 Stage Crew 234 C captain Football 4 VICKY BEEM AIN Transferred from Shaker r High 2 Majorette 34 National Honor Society 3 Band 2 FTA 34 High lights 4 Choir 34 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 34 YTeens 234 Student Council 4 Library Assistants 2 Glee Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Football Queen Attendant 4 BARBARA BELEW FNA 4 jr Red Cross 1 Stage Crew 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 umor Council of World Affairs 3 Glee Club 1 Intramurals 2 3 4 JAMES BUSHMAN Basketball 1234 Band 1234 Track l Highlights 4 Or an Staff 4 Student Council 2 3 Junior Council of World Affairs 4 Library Assistants 1 Choir 4 Football 1 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 TED COOPER Transferred from Western Reserve Academy 2 Foot ball 34 Basketball 34 Varsity O 4 umor Council of World Affairs 4 Choir 4 Sr Play 4 Track 34 JOHN DEMPCY Transferred from Warrensville 3 Choir 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 Varsity O 4 Stage Crew 4 Prom Com mittee 3 junior Council of World Affalrs P' W '-f Class Rlngs and Semor PlCtUP6S Are 'MD 4 -pu' lf' ,ss Y' V? 'ive 'wwf A1 7' CAROL HAMER FNA 34 jr Red Cross 12 Cholr 4 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 34 Glee Llub 12 3 Y Teens 4 Lxbrary Assxstant 3 Intramurals 3 4 Chmc Attendant 4 Crea txve Wrxtmg Club 4 LEIGH HARRIS National Honor Socxety 134 FTA 3 Band 1234 Choxr 4 Track 12 34 Football 12 34 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Junior Councll of World Affairs 34 MARCIA ENDLE Majorettes 34 Marchettes 2 Cholr 34 Glee Club l 2 Band 4 Orchestra 1 2 34 FTA 3 4 Gym Leaders 34 Or an Staff 4 Highlights Edxtor 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety 2 Stage Crew 234 YTeens 234 Student Councll 1 Intramurals 3 4 ALBERT ERICKSON Football 1 2 3 4 Varslty O 3 4 Track l 2 3 Intra murals 3 4 MARJORIE FIEDIGA JAMES GARDNER Class Treasurer 1 Cholr 4 Rmg Commlttee 3 Bas ketball 1 KAREN GLEITZ Class Secretary 4 FTA 4 Jr Red Cross 1 Stage Crew 3 Student Councxl 4 Y Teens 4 umor Councll of World Affalrs 4 Choxr 4 Glee Club 123 Intra murals34 NANCY GREENSLADE Transferred from Kenston 2 Class Treasurer 4 FNA 34 Gym Leaders 4 Marchettes 4 Llbrary Assxstant 4 Glee Club 2 Intramurals 3 4 Chmc Attendant 2 3 4.-D, 'Ui is-3 0 0 0 1 1 ' 1 I ' 3, , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I A S 1 1 1 1 S 1 5 'Ui , .0 s 1 S ' 1 5 7, in 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A' F O 1 ' Y' , V h A- ' 1 ' , ' ss as , , - ,T , 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 'ig sg-g , - af' 1, k 'Y fx 1' Q. FTA 45 Stage Crew 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Intramurals 2, . ,, 3,4. .-Wg. 2 . ., -. S S S ' G, 1 Z S - 1 ,,'f'W' 5 5 ' 'J D 3 Y 5 l , . A fr 5 Q 1 S S Z , Z Z 1 Z 1 - , 5 - , 5 ' s - s n F . a ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 5 ' I . . I . - C 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 - QL 1 1 1 1 1 9 5 1 1 V' I , 7 S 7 ' v I Lastlng Mementos of Happ Llfe at O H S RUSSELL HASMANN Class Vice Pres 4 Or an Staff 4 Varsity O 4 Iunlor Council of World Affairs 3 4 Choir 4 Thesplan 3 4 Jr Play 3 Sr Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Foot ball l Track 1 Basketball 1 Golf 2 3 4 GAIL HAZLETT Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 34 YTeens 23 4 Cholr 34 Glee Club 3 Clinic Attendant .9 Cheerleader 2 SUSAN HEISKELL Gym Leaders 234 FTA 34 Highlights 4 National Honor Society 12 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 12 Student Council 2 Choir 34 YTeens 234 March ettes 234 Glee Club 12 Library Assistants 12 In tramurals 12 34 Thespxan 4 Jr Play 3 Sr Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Ensemble 4 STEWART HOWE Transferred from Brush 3 Hlghlights 4 Choir 4 tramurals 3 4 BEVERLY HUDEC FTA 3 4 Gym Leaders 4 Highlights 4 National Hon or Society 1234 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 3 Y Teens 2 34 Marchettes 34 Choir 34 Library Assxs tant 12 Class Secretary 1 Glee Club 12 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Sr Play 4 Prom Committee 3 Cheerleader 2 GEORGE HUEBNER Highlights 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 Choir 34 Prom Committee 3 Basketball 1 Freshman Bas ketball Coach 4 Football Statxstxcxan 34 Basketball Statistician 4 gi if Y? sg--r NORA JACKSON FTA 34 Student Council 3 Gym Leaders 2 34 Na tional Honor Socxety l 2 34 Library Assistant 1 2 Intramurals 2 3 4' Highlights 4. LORENE KISS FTA 4' jr. Red Cross 14' Or-an Staff 4' Stage Crew 3' Marchettes 34' Library Assistant 12' Choir 34' Glee Club l 2 3' Clinic Attendant 2. Taking Tests, Consulting Authorities LEE KIRK Transferred from Jamestown Hlgh School 2 ROBERT KOPERNA Varsity O 4 unxor Council of World Affalrs Intramurals l 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 pil I 15 'snr' r'- 1 l W,-v M 7 ,411 49' 'ina JOSEPH KRAKORA Student Councxl 234 Vlce Pres 3 Treasurer 4 Var sxty O 4 jumor Councll of World Affalrs 34 Class Presxdent I Choxr 4 Intramurals 234 Thes plan 34 Jr Play 2 Sr Play 34 Prom Commxttee 3 Football 14 Track 134 Basketball 12 Golf 2 JAMES KROZSER Transferred from john Adams Stage Lrew 4 Intra murals4 PATRICIA KUDLEY Lxbrary Assistant 3 Choir 4 Glee Club 123 In a murals l 2 3 4 TERRY KUEHNEMAN Transferred from Warrensvllle 3 Choir 4 Or an Staff 4 Glee Club 3 Y Teens 3 4 Creatlve Wrxtmg Club 4 BETTY LANCASTER Transferred from Addison Jumor Hlgh 2 Y Teens 4 Choxr 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Ensemble 4 Intramurals 3 DAVID LEITCH Football 1 Track l Intramurals 34 1 l ' ' A I Ailll'Set1iors in Planning Their Future A 1 I I ILENE MATTHEWS r Red Cross 14 Choir 4 Glee Club 123 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 LEO MATTHEWS Football 1 2 3 4 Co captam 4 Varslty O 2 3 4 Athletlc Board 4 Track 12 34 Basketball Manager 1 2 Choxr 4 Intramurals 1 4 34 Prom Commlttee 3 GENE MCGREW Intramurals 3 4 Basketball 1 JAMES MERCHANT Transferred from Memorlal Jr Hlgh 2 Band 234 Orchestra 2 34 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 2 Jr Play 3 Sr Play4 EILEEN MILH -XIIN 134 Or an Stafl' 4 Library Assrsrxnt l Lhoxr 3 4 Clue Club l ' Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Ensun ble 74 Football Oueen Attendant 4 Cylll LL ldt rs JEXNNET I'E MILLER Krrll Hxqh ITA 34 Or an Stall' 4 Y lrens 31' umor Counfxl of World Aflalrs 34 Llbrlry ASSISITDIS 93 Cholr 34 Glee Club '7 'I rausft rrm d from C reatne VN rxtlnfg Llub 4 MARIAN LOWRY Transferred from Warrensvxlle 3 Y Teens 3 4 Lnbrary Assxstant 4 Presxdent 4 Stage Crew 3 Cholr 34 Ensemble 4 Glee Club 3 Intramurals 34 MARY LOU MARASON Cholr 34 Glee Club 12 Intramurals 2 3 l 144' war' srf 'l' 14 'V rt Q! Q4 ll S' s s 2 1 1 3 5 7 ' 7 I I 7 7 ' 4'A,rK LM J ' 1 1 1 1 1 l ' I ! J ' - , Y, R' , ' , ' as as , 1 1 1 n 1 1 9 s 5 I J 7 I . ' . A I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 J ' 7 ' 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 7 ' , . . 'aff 1, 4 . . , 1 ' . . ' , ' . I '. -U J - ' 4 . A - - ' ' . , I ' - f - . . . 1 I .... .-, , . ' I I -- - ' - ' ' V ' 1 Q5 V 9, , , , , . . , . ' ' ' ' Jr. AV 2 . . . , , - SL' , . 1 - , .- 1 J ' --- ,, ' A 49 A - r , ' , . '- . I 2 . 1 -W . A K . . A -, , . ' , . . , Group Splrlt Strengthened as Senlor Class 'V JAMES MORMAN Football I 2 3 4 VHYSIKY O 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Or an Staff 4 Basketball l 2 Junlor COUHCII of World Afl-8115 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 WEND RR soN jorette 23 1 hghts 4 Or an tafl' 4 3513 re 'sof w 91.14.5511 4 LZ fwbajfba UMW! dwdyf 4 fi ,f 3: 7! PATRICIA MYERS 'X 1 Red Cross 1 Or an Staff 4 stage Crew 4 Y Teens Ns,- Q Y -' uv- ff M-Q. 9' 'bu LINIDA PODOJIL FTA 34 Gym Leaders 234 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 3 Student Counc1l 1 YTeens 234 L1brary ASSlStaHt 1 2 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 LOUISE PODOJIL FTA 34 Gym Leaders 2 34 Nat1onal Honor SOCICYY 12 34 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 34 YTeer1s 2 34 L1brary ASSISIHHI 12 Class Treasurer 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Rmg Comm1ttee 3 2 L1brary Ass1stant l Cho1r 34 Glee Club 1 I tramurals I SCOTT NASON Stage Crew 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 BEN PARKS Bookstore 34 H1ghl1ghts 4 Stage Crew 4 Student Counc1l 4 L1brary Ass1stant 12 Cho1r 34 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Thesp1an 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Foot ball 1 4 Basketball 1 LUCINTDA PARKS FTA 34 Gym Leaders 34 Hlghhghts 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 12 3 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 12 3 4 un1or Counc1l of World AH-BITS 4 Marchette 2 Majorette 34 L1brary ASSISIQDI 12 3 Class Secretary 3 Cho1r 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Ensemble 2 3 'tix .C-4 0 0 Q 3 I U 1 e v . 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W h. 1 1 yi ' 1 ' 1 . . . . l . 1 1 1 1 ' ,Ill I3 il' qenlors Star 111 Drama, Attaln Honors MX LINDA SCHWAGER Transferred from Cleveland Heights 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Or an Staff 4 Junior Councll of World Affaxrs 4 Cholr 4 Intramurals 4 Sr Play 4 Freatxve Wntmg Llub 4 ROY SHIELDS Football l Basketball 1 2 3 4 Capt 3 4 Varsity O 2 3 4 Cholr I 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 91,-fr 'Qvvo-,af -.qt-zf1l ' -Q---sv-k nigga Y' fgfx 'UK Os Nr-...Av GLENDA SHIMA Or an Staff 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Marchettes 3 4 Library Assxstant l 2 Choir 34 Glee Club l 2 Intramurals 3 DAVID SILLER JOHN SKUFCA Football l 2 3 4 Varsxty O 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Jumor Councrl of World Affaxrs 4 LAWRENCE TAKACS Stage Crew 3 Intramurals l234 VIRGINIA TAYLOR Transferred from Laurel 3 FTA 4 Highlights 4 jr Red Cross 4 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 4 YTeens 3 4 jumor Councll of World Affairs 34 Marchettes 4 Lxbrary Assxstant 3 Choir 3 4 Creatne Wrltmg Club 4 JOHN TERRELL Football 14 Football Statxstrcxan 3 Cholr 4 Intra murals 3 0 ' 0 n , . E 3 ' 1 , - 3 ' - . ' - . , . .. ' ' 14 H , , . , . K f. k B4' Q' ,, 1 ! , , 9 . ' u sa I its gf! , . , , , 7 7 S 1 9 2 9 9 5 . 1 as X ' ' a y S 9 5 3 I , W A , Q y Q , 2 - i ' Track l,3,4: Football l,2,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. X bk , I .K 11 lx A I 4 , ' u ar , , - - ai 1 2 1 v s n y 1 1 s 2 ., , 3 A Q . ' ' In Q-uv 4 N ' Q 1 s 1 ' V47 A sh. - - . i xxx 5- 1 , 4-.W ' . . ' ' . 'lu -1, , , , 1 - ' 3 Q ' Q ' a 4' . ' the S a S S V I I' s S V ' , 9 ' 5 5 - H In HSIC, Earn Scholastlc Awards JUDITH VENNING FTA 34 Gym Leaders 9 34 Hlghllghts 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 12 3 Or an Staff 4 Stage Crew 234 YTeens 234 Junlor Councll of World Affaxrs 4 Marchettes 34 Lxbrary Asslstant 12 Cholr 34 Glee Club 124 Intramurals 1234 Thespxan 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Football Queen Attendant 4 Ensemble NORMAN VOJTA Transferred from Warrensvllle 3 Intramurals 4 JUDITH WANDER Gym Leader 34 Jr Red Cross 1 Stage Crew Y Teens 4 Lxbrary Asslstant 3 Cholr 34 Glee Club 123 Intramurals 34 Clxnn. Attendant 1 Cheer leader l 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 4 Football Queen 4 BETSY WHITE Transferred from Montlcello 2 FTA 34 Gym Leader 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Or an Staff 4 Student Councll 3 YTeens 34 Majorette 3 4 Llbrary Assls tant 2 Class Vxce Pres 3 Choir 34 Glee Club 2 Intramurals 2 34 Rxng Commlttee 3 Football Queen Attendant 4 JUDITH WILSON Gym Leader 234 jr Red Cross 1 National Honor Soclety l Y Teens 34 Lxbrary Asslstant 3 Cholr 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 Intramurals l 2 34 Stage Crew 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Ensemble 2 4 NANCY VALENITI FTA 34 Hxghlxghts 4 Or an Stafl' 4 Y Teens 234 Marchettes 2 34 Choxr 34 Glee Club 1 Intramurals 3 Sr Play 4 Creatxve Wrltmg Club 4 Ensemble 2 MARCIA VARCOE Band 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 K....A ' '57 ff 7 We Are the Class of ' 8 Sing Juniors Class Officers Sam Yocum preszdent Luola Whlte secretary Rlchard Pa7dern1k use pretzdent and Davld ohnston, treasurer talk over the many problems con frontlng the JUHIOI' class FIRST ROW Thompson D Gotsc J Lyer B lxamson E Hornley B Nozar SECOND ROW N Obermeyer P Lavarack S Kab1cek E Tretera J Forbes THIRD ROW J J cobs S Cox D ohns on Yocum Harper R Swenckx T Kessler FOURTH ROW G Soderquxst C Cotman W Curl L Wood R Pazdemxk R Cermak F Bumblls BASHFUL R Fletcher R Stevens J Magyar The excltement of selectmg class rmgs plan mnff the JUHIOI' semor prom and ralslng much needed funds have kept thls years Jolly jolly JUHIOYS very busy Sellmg large whlte and yellow mums at the homecommv football game manag mg the refreshment concesslon at a basketball game, and presentlng a class play are fund rats mg projects that are financlally successful Packed wlth a carload of fresh ldeas the jumors bought out the Chagrln Valley Llttle Theatre for one evenmgs performance of the three act comedy A Room ul 0 Roset Elame 'Ihornley, a member of the class of 58, starred as ane 1n thls pro ductlon These energetlc and cnthuslastxc jumors part1c lpate actlxely IH thc scholastlc athletlc muslc and club programs at Oranffe H1 h As the year goes by, thexr work and fun w1ll Une them the assurance and tralnlnff needed to assume the greater respons1b1l1t1es confrontmv them next year As They Plan the Prom and rder Rings I'IRS'l' IIUIIY KIUIISIZIII' tum, Scgncl. KI, Stall-Joy. KZ, Rilrmli. I.. I-oldsmilh, XI. Iixmlxick. .SRCUXIJ RUIIY .X. Iiunyu. K. NIL'- IIILIIII. Iimwn, Ii. NIC- Lnll, I.. Rimlflcisch. Rulu-1, 'l'lllR1JRUlI':B. Ilznmn, S. XXI ' '1ilc, I .l05I. Sluwanl. I. Kuln-flq, C. f 'ITII ROIIQ' I-znlugm, IU! I S. Rllwu, X. Ilclvlal. IT. I'lz1ll-1, R. Ifulaizm. Nich UIMXX.Ix1ng.Ii.XluIlL'l1L-I. NIH. Ihull. li,-1NlIl'I I.: IX. liivniux XI f'lllICII'l R Xlilulil. J 1.1 I-'JRST ROIIQ' H. Mm. .X I.lIl'1I5. CL. Yngcl, G. Schzlf cr. A. Holla. j. I.imillL' .S1if.U.X'IJ RUIIY K. Icin- plc, ll. Smith, ln. lulI1,N I.mIgC, NI. Sklilljau , Bull CI. I'Clc1's1m, N. Myers THIRD lfUIl': ll. Wm-l lcrl. KL. Quay. CZ, Cum- mms. I.. Iklntc. C.. Hell KZ. Lewis, R. Shimu l Ul'RTH RUIl'.'NI1.I.o' IIIIIUII, IIZIIHIZI. A, Bird A. Nlollun, I.. SCIII. In Rumammski, If.-I.SIlFl'l.. R. Clank. C, Slcxczxsrm, Joining Clubs and Attending Dances Brill I'lllSl' IIUH: Nh-1La'l. Nl I-IICYI' Rllllf' l,. XiLkmm1. N1 Xit'illlIl1lIl. X. luxl, li, Xflllvl. ilu-limi. l'. XL'IllUlil. Nix! UAXIJ Iffzll . Ku I. XLINUH, Cf. l'ml4mjil, Tllllfll RUN' Bllll. XI. llumxxln. mam. Hull. l'UI Ixlll l.Ul1- Nll, Iinxuv. C., la-lvqclx. NI. Ink' ru. lx iXlllN'. R. Uglmlvl. I Xlirv, ll, lixuxxn. lI'lNllIl I IP I:nL.u Stillllilll. K.XyllilHl1.itfillllllll' Ilulll, ll. llc'Nl111d1i, ll. Xlzll- ' ' ' N . . , , Nl',f.U.XlJ IHIII J lb, lxlll, mein. X l lNlK'llIl.lix. l,. Xlmlmlw. S. Xln xI2lNlt'l'i. l,. Pxuich, bl. XYN' l'lIllCID lHlll'.' ll. lillllls. XY. iillilfl. ,l, Nhwllvl, I.. llugmku. l Nl1ulMm.nl4l.lil-1gu'Il,i,.Ruwn XXillllLlid'I. X. l.1-un, R. kmnlx llmmak. 'sf A ,,,., . , . ' lE,XXcxll1c'gImi. l5.Rulmm1. 1llc'y, P. SXCIIC. NI. lillIIiN. ,,,. , N. l'. xX1'IIlll'i. 154 Sophomores Closer to Upperclassmen IVIIKYI lfllllf' N. I'llkl'IIN. K IXmuIsIvll. II. lxcvlzlk. lx. Rvm I IYCNlI11Ixt'. K. HllLIl't. Nl l.U.X'Il ISOIIJ I.. SxnI1mI.1. NI. I4-mplc. XI, Inlm. I.f4ll1IIl11N. lD.Nz1u--llik lx, BIUIDIIHIIIINI. R hurl. IS l'm' lvl. IHIICIJ RUI1 : R km-niv. I7 H ILIIIIVII. NI. lmwkc. R Imlcx I fllllltl Ix IUIIIX. NI1w IIUIIQIJN I-HI lI'I'll ICUII 5 R. IVIIIIPIK' IX. 5tIlllA'IlIt'l. R. IILIIIIILI. I Yimhulx. NI, I'lllI1ll. II.-INHfI'l.' I.. I'ILlIlllN. I. Shuii. llcncs. II Ill R lin ENT NUI! : XI. Rcxs, X. F10 mn. XI. Ilmlu-N. I. Ihcym I. I.llIlll'. Nl1f.U,XlJ RUII' C Rmkmxi. I. RINIRIII, R. VIIIUIIIZIQ R. XII THIN niicxl, R. Iucuhx, R. Fiscl ll RUIIY' Ci. 'I'hmnpson. fln-rwn, XY, HKIIIIIR. R. Sfilll um-111. XY. Xllik. R. l'Crl-dns . . , lUI'lflIl IIUII' linkin. R In-nvll. K. IIIIIIIJIII. l'. l'L'lC1wn lb. lim 1I11k.R.Sl1-11-lu. XI1,K.z1sC- Imll, IHNIII-I'l: R. Kiflml. H IILIII. R, I'llIIlUI. Fi ht Team, Fi ht Cry the Frosh As I'IlfS'l' IHIIIY D. Rnssvllu, Il Iizulv, ll. lhulmll, S. Scott. K, 2 5' 6 Klil1mcf, I'. Plllvo. SICCOXIJ ' IEOIIQ' F. lfililliilk, S, Vvml. NI Hclmw, K. XYiI11c'lu. NI. Chinn piun. THIRD RUIIY Sixnpwn W. B2ll'l'L'll, R. Hinmzm. 'I' Danicw. H. Slcxcm, If 'l'hm'n lm. I. Kish, Nh. Xlurlalpmli l Ul'If'l'Il ROW: IJ. glllllqflg, Ikmwn. XY. Szlwdmm, X. Stanley R, Xizlllik. lI,4SIIl l'l.: NI. .XI lulcllu, 'If nCl'g'SllUlll, B. Iirimk mn. P. Gci1'r.CL. Hnllcr, K. Han' lix. Ricxlw. Rmclljzlck, C Steuben: They C eer Their Teams on to Victor FIRST RUIIT Cf, Xlusclmmv, D. Cnnmwn. C. Slxnmnn. Pulau, K. Bird. NT. Bclnami. SI-ICUXIJ ROIII' ll. Cliffilhx, Cf xlillllllfk li. Drcycr. B. jemik. S. Field. X. limkcrl. B. Bueh. THIRD RUIIU I. Martens. X. lmilcx. IJ. I.mw. I. Drolox. W. NL-wxxlzllm. I. Sthllff fer, NI1'.'IL:1lmr. FUl'RTll Rllllf' R. Dmzm. C, Hzunlmrick. D. Wellncs. E. While. R. Rihzl. IYANHI-'I'I..' XY. XIICITCHO, Bimlcr. B. Cane. I, HllI1lK'l'. li. Herhcx I. Xl. Pipp. Q I Y N l'IRNT RUN? S. l'cxnx'off. C. Young. K. Slaklcy. I. Gomhrick, ll. Kula. L. Bartok. X1iCO.X'1J ROIII' I. Yalumxls. B. Stream. X. Rahman. Nl. ,Xl!liCl'SUll. Ci. Yol- mci. Hull. C. Yajmw. CI, Hm- kcn. TIIIRIJ ROW: NI. Hull. K. XViIlct. .X. XV0llerl. D. Trelcra. NI. l'TCl'1TJl'llll. NI. Hotfman. .-X. Smith. FOVRTH ROIV: NI. gfllllL'illl'l'. Il. Yvil, T. Iihrkvs, XY. XY1ulc, Knvllku. 'If Folxcs. I.. flllIlllIlll2ll0.NTl'. l'L'lc1xm1.Ii.-1SIl- Fl'l..' l'. Bmino. R. Honickx. B. XIcxc1.l.. Waighl. aking High School Schedules Highlights FIRST RUN? S. Szulrucin. I.. Yogcr. S0ilClIIlllSl, F. Kl'il7SCl. NI, xlClY2llll, D, llfflli. S1-QCOXIJ RUIII' CI. Szuuslug. K. Flxlscr. C-. XYiL'pking. X'usl11ik.C. l3Cll2I1llll. V. Nlzllmlo, 'I'IlllflJ RUIV: IE. Hur' Dmmlml. B. KK'lC'H121Il, lb. f:l2ll'll, Nla111ll1al.lS. Iultlmx, I'. lilllllllllm I.. Xlrf-zlrwv, 'If Slt'llJ'l. l'Ul'lC'l'll lfflllf' NIM. l.1ll1. l'. Nlrnwv, llnlcu'lN. 'If Slauin, I. Iimhik. li, glvnningx, ll. Nichols. li.4SllI I'l..' D. l':1im'. I'll!ST IEOIII' Sanulmx. NI. lliclx' mzm.l.. XIIISUH, XI.l.iL-11.11. lrmh. Il. Hicnucl. .Sl-.CUXII 13011: I'. Xlilflmcll. S. Iiclmlcin. ul, Svill, ll. Simpson. 'l'lll1fIJlCUIl': R. Niil- ler. XV. llnunllx. N. liillllii, lf. Xllllllllll, IJ. limllv. XY. Koenig. R, Nhscm. R. llulm-xl XL Lam- rm.l,KZ:1ldxsvll I Ul'lf'l'Il ROI1 XII. lilllllllkl. NI:1gx4lr.C.,Yi1'li. C.,Ru1ickz1.XI. km1ickx.XX'.Skl1f- 421.II.Cl11lil'c,C.. l'li'lLlll'l. 'mv ' wa .,, If The End of a Busy Ei hth Grade Year 1 1'llJN'I' IJUIIJ X. IIllXXIIL'l'. X. . .. .1 2 ', . lmux' I'INIll'I I C111111cI11lI I' IIIJIIIII. S. RVIIIII. XI, SIIIUILI. 8121,- UNH NUI! 5 XI. U'IS11c11, XI. ,XII 1I1'1w11. IS. I1-nk. I. ,lUNk'IbIl. N I'11Iw1. IJ. I!11xc11l1111l. II. IIIUIIIILI. I' XX'I111i11g. TIIIIHI ICUIIU .X I.l'2lXlIl. 5 NlIllt'lIDIlliIIl. R. II111p- 1-11. L.. I'lIIgII2llll. I. I'.LlIlll'N. R. XX'c1IIc1'. CQ. XXILllIxl'IlIILlII Ifrll lI'l'll IIUIIQ' XI1N. IE1111111. Ib. IILIIIIN. 5lI2lfLX. XI1II1n-1 l IJ. 1.111-k. I. fIllll1'l', XX. Slut lIIl'XXx, XIZIIIIIIU.'f.'1Nl11l1..' X NI111s. 'Vi fa- Q IIIINI' IIUII. I'. II.1ll1.1lr1. K ' IIX. X. I.Ic1wII111. X. l'L'11u11IN I'. l5v11k11. II. Im11l1lL-. Sl-.l.U.Xll IZUII .' K-. lS11I11L'lI. X. Rullcl. I' Kvlln-1. I.. Rt1I1INlbll, I.. X'11111cIl IIIIRII ICUII : R. kI11u1I1, III IIIIIII, R. II11111N. I.. K-11Il11gI1L'1. Xl f.lIINl'. R. KL'1l1I.lII. II. Ii41L'IIi1IM'l IU! l1lIl HUII 3 XX'. C111111111111N R. L1111111111. R, I'.l'IxNI1'llI. R. I.u 11-1. R. II41111N. XX. NZIIJICI. R. 5e- 1111. NI1N.S1I111Ill. Ii.-1811111313 II11111icIx. IIfYl'l3UII':IJ.I1z111lI1.lJ.I'c11 11xL, I. l11I111v111. X. f.4lIlIIlI2lIIlIl'l. lII111x1'. NILIICX. Xl'.ffU,Y11 , , . 'II ' . .. . ', l. I'I4lIIPCN. K, I c'cIu11I1:1k. R, I411cI1IL'1. Y. NICXILAIIII. If S11111Ist1m1111. .X. . , . , . f.11I4Ix1111II1. 11111111 RUII: I.. 1wc1 1. S. I2nUlIIlllI'. R. I111ck. I-'Ul'R'I'lI HHH I, CI1z111111iu11. XI, XI1 XIRIIII, I IIIIILIII. I. I'1l114I1, R. 1 '.Ii,4SIII'l1' XI Il'll'Ix.XI,Sl1'Il'Ill.XI.II1'II4IL'I- 1111, l lRS'I' HUIIQ' NI Kc-I111-w. I Bill ll'll. I.. I-Icrlrcrl. X. lc-111a111. I.. XX'I1i11111u11. li. Nlicrllc. Xlil.'UXlJ RUII J XI. Ic111lrl1'. IS. IIQZIXIIH, f.2lllICII1l. NI. Ilmw, I.. N1-lson. I. XXIZIKIC, I'. NIiIIr.'1'. I'lIIl!1. B. lllllll- li. THIRD RUIIQ' IS. Bz11Ic.R. I,2lf IIIIIIIPU, I..N1m1k. I.. xI1ll'2lNUI1,I .. Rmq-11I'cI1Il. I. S1'I1iII. CL. CIHIIC' lon. 'II I111'l'z111I111is. FOVRTII ROIIQ' XXI ScI1wcikI1c1. 11. l'1'cl1- lan. CL, IIlllllll'IlIx, CQ, Iillllillll. Ii.4Slll l'I..' I.SI1111i1ll, IVIRYI' KOH J l'i011cr. Maui. X. Chase. Cl. Hi11111z1l1. IIIIVIICI, X'. XX'ci1II11111l. Sl'X.'U.X'IJ KOH? I, Knwcll. S. KL'l'IK'l'i. I.. Bvlg- IIIRIII. C.. IIIIIIICI, K.. II:11c1k. X. . . . , Scugm. NI. f:UIllNXXUl1l, I'.. C.1c111' lllil. TIIIRIJ RUIIQ' X. flIIIUXL'l, lx. XI11cL. XX'. I1-1111ingX. I. Imclgv. R. IIUIIUXIIII, I. XX111I1'. ll. I-11-X. I., K11l11111. l'Ul'lI'l'll HUII .' 'I. I'lDIllIlIII. Il, RlIIllIlNlxI. I. hml. K.l41111.1x11-1. la l51'.1111x. I-. XXl111 I1!lxi'l. R. XX11111'1. Thrills and Spills Leave Undaunted XX. VIIIIUIIIIUII. I. XXX , l'llfYI' RUIIS IS. Xlllgll K ' II1i1Igcx. K. Rcllvr, S. Rulmms NI. I'IL'1l11'l'l. II1'ow11. 81510 ROI! : S. Lloss, 1J.XI1.XII15 Capes. S. XIa11':1s1m, I. B11-1111s XX'ocI11, THIRD ROIV: IJ IC IIOII. Hrclmck. C. Shim Cllxnkc, XX'. Shofl, IXI. Ixlu lfUI'I6'I'll RUIV: IS. Sum XI IIXXUYIACII. R.SllXX'4IIIIk, IVI111 nu wlI1 lfi1'I1lI11111s1'. SIIIXXLIQCI I ,rl ,4 1 we I - J .I' Seventh Graders With Memories of Parties I-ll ' ISI IZUII : II. I3g1lI1m1xm'.I 'Iuuku QI. Xlgngulis, Cl. Remo. I.. Reunion. Fitlgclzllml. Nl ff0.X Il IQUII: H. NIm'xilius, if Humcl. C.. Sllllllilll. Ii. RINILIII. I..CIu1m. XI. SIIIIIJNHII. Kvwlcl. THIRIJ IBOIII' If. IICIILI. IICILIIIQI. R I IUILIIIIY. R. Ncuxnzln. XX, Ilvlms. IJ. Sul llllilll, R. Xlchlmzm. I l'c11n.lfUl'1S'I'lIIIUIIYNII. XII :llc-ss. Nlmwlx. I-1. Iimwn. 'I Mm Ik Wi I'u IILICI. R. .XIIL'lI. IH NHFVI.: I Inn. -nlmcrg. 'If XYIQIIHQ-1. QI. N l lI3N'lI RUII'.' R. Olixvl. S IIIIIIC, X, Xlauun. l'. Ixuial. I' xIC5NIlIll. K-. Iiurus. SIfCU.YlJ ROI! .' I.. Ihmmillnrlx. X. Rnlxmxm B. I-'L'11l1c11 I'. Iinllmf. S. IYUCI ICII. L, Ilclhcrl. Y, Ifuwclmnll THIIEIJ RUIIQ' NI. Rumi. T CILIIIIIUH, blcmik, Iknvlmslcx I.. SILIYIIILIII. C, IICIIIIQ. S. Ifulwx I-UI'll'I'lI RUIIU l'. Iimlgimnu I. Llrr-. C. XICILIIICN. I. but IIIIIN. C., SlIIllL'fC'I'. NIIM KlllCgCl li:INH1-I'l.: R. Scans. I.. Ihmmci sr LA. Wfiw ws- v . ,W -.' H. X 'nah . ,W UV' ,yy ,Xgf V' ,L , ,H Us. -5.4-W, 40-up sl 'np ,, ' - u vE1ifw1. iw. I . Eff. 31' 1 ,Uh ,f -32 Q ,. -K, Qlirziifi ' - I , 4 f Af 1' Yr' r 4 - ,- .fn fi' v 55' ff . pk., 4--1' ,vi 'lfgfiy ,- 1' ,s,,.g I C- ' , J lg hfi 1. . . nifnh A K 'S ' , 5 ' f y ff' - z V N , - , V! ,f. .,..'..:5.E',1-41 QM ' Jw . 4 , 4. A gs f' : - 1,1 ' 'X 'spa V , .- 84'Q,55,gJf N T' If ' H , 'I' -xx ' ff! xx. , ..,.- 1, Xxx 1 If rf, 5 gi M 141. 1 x- st ,, .wa fi H 1-1.'.m.gf:.m.. .. 1' yiuff inwirc '19 - mrs 0 Jvn 'l '1 -.'J mf.. , . , ..l , . ,'. ,.'.'.,' ' ,Cl . 'lifll ' ' ' ' ' ' -'e-' ' ' '1 ivi ivs c ' 4 lx ' ' Q wlutiom ' hmm-- fk K 1' 11' 4' 'm S ur vntf '12 'dnl' iff . If y 'Q ..- 44. 4,- ' wp! 'kr fm. . 0. W. M. A. C. Buffet Supper Highlights . I-I. S. Year if H fllN M t tjiidyttrztlwtrl ' fsifl-flmp' . . eeev 'i' s ,Q W p s, ef, ti KJ l'IIiSl IIUII : ll, Snnlh, ll. xXllllt', N. Schinohl, Nl. lenrple, R. l-.t'kstt-in, SICKIUXI2 H0112 I., Harris, S, Scott, l'. Lztvarztck, M. Revs, la. Porter, l.. Podojtl, Bliss Douglas. IIIIIHI lflill ,' C.. lade, Nl. Iitus. .X. Hzirpt-r, Mr. Andress, CL, Nlowerv, T. lihrke, I. krnetflso. lierger. N. jzirkson, li. lludetp lligh stilrolaistit' ztthievernent :ind outstanding tluztlifit :ations in leadership, service, :ind chzirztc'ter are rewarded hy rnetnhership in one ol' the two chapters ol the National Honor Society. The Vic'- torv Clhztpter takes in students front grades seven, eight, :ind nine: the Cztrlield Chapter indutts stu- dents lrorn grades ten, eleven, :ind twelve. A-Xt one ol the school ztssernhlies in the spring this select lrodv ol' students. standing :nnid the glowing light ol' riindles, is initiated with solemn dignitv into the honor soc ietx Following this inr pressive induction cerernonv, at text is given in the lihranv honoring the tnernlrers, their pzirents, l'Cl2l' tiv es, :ind lriends. The Societies, under the guidztnce of the spon- sors, Nliss Nlztrion Douglas :ind Nlr. lohn .-Xndress, pulrlish the honor roll eztch six weeks' grading period throughout the veztr. This record of scho- lztstit' 1ic'hievernent is divided systernzttifzllly into three sections: highest honors, high honors, and honors. The outstzinding projert of the Club has been the pulrlit':ttion ol the flfllllgl' Srllool Ilamllmolr. The purpose ol this handbook is to help the stu. dent hv giving inliorrnzttion on the history :ind Hlgllllllilllflll oi' the school, on its courses of studv, :ind on its student :activities :ind traditions. Other servire projects for the school :ind ot- tztsionztl toboperzitive enterprises with other Greatl- er tllevelztnd Clhzipters round out the progrznn of the llonor Soc ieties. 38 - TU in :J . . was I ith a Finger in Every Pie, S. C. Leads , F -I , o.H.s T ., M v M tx,f.i. l . F if W Students in grztdes 1 :tnd 8 helonge to the iunior high council directed hy W 'i Nliss Sztllv U'est. Putting on :t tztx stzunp . ti nr drive. helping in the cztleterizt, and N ,AI X . xx: Y - . . 'W' plztnning pttrttes keep these council Nltss XX est, l', Morse. I., Yztrnell. S. Schreilnnztn. R. llztrper, NI. Nlcfilztin. Xiilllllltl. The senior high student council under the sponsorship ol' the high school principal, Nlr. l'. ll. Putnznn, serves tts at ntedizttor between the lztculty zutd student hody. livery spring honieroorns select their representat- tives to the cottncil with pride and consideration, lor they know that they will set the trend and pztttern lor the Orange High School student body. Council meetings, conducted by president Bill Sztyle, :ire scheduled during the school dzty. Here proh- letns concerning the wellztre ol' :dl students are discussed und solved, ilk possible, to the szttislztction of all concerned. Sponsoring the election ol' it loothttll turd at hztskethztll queen, planning zt career week, zurztnging dztnces, co-operating with the Orange Teachers' .Xssocizttion in organizing at system ol' scholastic ztchievenrent trophy ztwurtls, keeping up to dztte at sc rztphook ol newspaper clippings zthout the Orautge students :ind ttltuuni, :ind giving finztncittl atssistztttte where needed :ire only at lew ol the projects condttcted hy the cottncil. The Orange Student Clounc il is at nrenther ol the arrest, stztte, :ind nzttionztl Oligilllillllillllh. .Xs at nietnher ol these groups tlte council receives ntuch vztluzthle help. lornts tnztny new lriendships, und receives addi- tionztl training in leadership and citizenship. A' f- fmt 552 i ,4 s, Wa IIIJNI IHJH. 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I, lIl'lI'K'II. IIIINIIIIIZIII. .X. Nlorttm. ITL Q kr dk llit-sc' mltv nine, flimcn :mtl cli- rvtletl lay Xlrs. Clzlrnl Hlcwt Illillif' up our Senior Girls' Iinscmlmlc' Illc-3' nrt- from lf!! In right: Iii- lvc-n Nlillizilm, Imiimimc- Rmsvllo Nlzarion I.mx'rv. luclx' YX':incl0r. lutly NVilsrm. Iutlx' Vcnning, Sur Ilciskcll. I.uc'imlzt Parks, Betty I.:tm':ist0r. Mrs. Carol IVOQI. F611- turccl :is :in :iclclitionul :attraction :it Cach fhoir IJI'C'Sf'lIlIlIIOIl, the girls lrive 'also nrulc sc-vf-r'il 'ip pcarztmes on their own. he Choir Adds Color to Many Assemblies FIRST ROW: T. Kuehneman, N. Iviyers. L. Rindfleisch. P. Sample, G. Yoger. A. Botta, L. Easton. C. Stakley, P. Myers J. Rotter. M. Endle. E, Thornley. SECOND ROW: C. Cummins, K. Temple. E. Tretera. W, Morrison, C. Heil, Phipps C. Ribotzi, P. Lavarack, J. YYander. B, Hudee. V. Beeman, Rossello. K. Glt-itz. THIRD ROW: T. Cooper, G. Quay XV, Kinu. G. Stevenson. R. Swenki. R. Hasmann. Gardner. R, Eekstein. W. Saiyle. C. Parks. G. Huebner. A. Bird BASIII-'I'I..' L. Kiss, D. Cotschull. C, Hamer. G. Shima. Sinffinff old and new favorites the choristers - - U O ' Principals and chorus members gather forthe lirst re- exhiblt their musical talent on many occasions hcarsalofT1H,AuikadOA throughout the year. Clad in blue satin robes, they march through the ever-widening doors to welcome the Christmas season with a beautiful v. Yuletide concert. Don't miss the joy of singing seems to be a .fm by-word at Orange High. Every student has the opportunity to participate in the vocal music pro- gram by joining a glee club. an ensemble. or the choir. It's fun to attend Mrs. Wests music classes because there's always bustling activity going on as plans get underway for the next concert. At Thanksgiving. at Christmas. in sprincf. and on numerous other occasions jubilant music groups entertain. These concerts show the long hours of Q practice and hard work whicl. have preceeded each performance. Thr .llil:adf1. presented in April in the new auditorium. is the most outstanding production ol the music department, Talented adult vocal- ists in the community aid in this maqnihcent per- - - formance. Long after the curtain closes on the F 'La final performance. strains of Three I.ittle Maids From School and other melodies from The .llikado are heard throughout the halls. 1' 44 Xs SX Thespians, XV. Morrison, Venning, S. Heiskell, Krakora, R. Has- mann, P. Bailey, B. Michener, C. Parks, B. Hudec, L. Parks, and R Eckstt-in. on an inspection tour behind scenes in the new auditorium, admire the new spots. To be or not to be? is no question for the Thespian Society at Orange, for the future of this drama group and its productions are traveling fast on a road to success. with no blockades in sight. Throughout the past three years this group. under the direction of Mr. Bruce lVilson. has made both the school and the community realize that Orange no longer puts on mere Nhigh school productionsu, but has become one of the leaders in scholastic drama throughout the state. Interest Clubs Add Spice to School Life Joining the ranks of extracurricular clubs this year at Orange is the Tri Phi. This newly organized crea- tive writing club, un- der the direction of Mrs. Alison Bush and President Ann Botta, gives students a chance to display their writing ability. Mem- bers must submit a piece of work at each monthly m e e t i n g. Prose. poetry. or short stories may be writ- ten. YicefPresidents Kathy McGrath and Gail Yoger read the papers. while the club 'nf f ' members and Nirs. Bush criticize them. SEATED: L. Podojil. K. Gleitz. M. Erchick. K. McGrath. G .Y0ger, A. Botta. L. Podojil, J. Ball, L. Schwager. T. Kuehneman. C. Hamer. STANDING: C. Lewis, V. Taylor, A. Kenyo, N. Schmohl. S. XYhite. R. Hasmann. Mrs. Bush, N. Valenti. H FTA-Mr. Hughes, adviser, and his future teachers pose on the steps on their way to a meeting. nd Give Broad ,,,,,,,,,,,, rw H e l p i n g to pave the way for a teaching ca- reer. the FTA has supplied in- terested students with valuable information. Un- der their able president. Nora Jackson. t h e members serve as ushers at var- ious teachers' meetings. t r v their hands at practice teach- ing. and hold many informa- tive discussions about their cho- sen career. 6- FNA--ROIV ONE: N. Greenslade. B. Porter, C. Hamer, Westlake. ROW' TFVO: B. Griffiths, E. Dreyer. P. Bovino. J. Courtois, Hall, M. Goosman, Miss Yurkschatt, adviser, S. Black, M. Temple. These future Florence Nightingalesw. pre- sided over by Nancy Greenslade. participate in service projects for hospitals. receive instruc- tions in Hrst aid. and learn about opportunities in nursing. Conceptions of Professions fx 5 es ti rm. 'aft 5 ijhb-...,.,, Junior Council of World Affairs-The thirty nine ITlPIY'lDCI'S ot the Junior council ol XN'orld Affairs meet every other Tuesday under the direction of Miss Edith Miller. Discussions which lead to a better un- derstanding of world problems are carried on at these meetings. An eventful year is highlighted by guest speakers. panel discussions. and many enjoyable niqht meetings. Some council members also par- ticipate in a Kfodel Assemble in Lakewood Civic Auditorium. while others compete for the trips to lN'ashington and New York. financed by the Junior Council with aid from the PTA. Christmas Formal Accents Y-Teen Year 'S 2 v iq, ff ' I f' . . , ROW ONE: A. Botta. G. Schafer. Segner, C. Riboczi. P. Lavarack. Forbes. C. Stakley, A. Kenyo. B. Williamson. K. McGrath. P. Sample. ROW TWO: B. Lancaster, S. White. A. Frey. M. Reys. J. Wilson. M. Lowry, Y. Pickens, V. Ferguson. B. McCall, B. Smith, M. Skrinjar. C. Hamer, D. Schaffer. ROW THREE: Miss Jones, S. Heiskell, T. Kuehne- man. M. Forbes, B. VVesthead, E. Tretera, B. Porter, L. Svoboda, N. Schmohl. K. Hudec, R. Fisher, R. Hornich, L. Nichols. WV. Morrison. Venning, M. Harris. C. Cummins. C. Peterson, N. Lodge. l 6 ,if r . 'iffy 5 MU rr f, ',w X 40' 535. -tsl ly iff. will . ROI1' ONE: D. Gottschall. B. Harris. M. Endle. B. Hudec. E. Thornley. G. Yoger. M. Erchick. C. Schmidt. ROW TIVO: L. Podojil. L. Podojil. Miller. M. Mehlman, Schafl. N. Post. K. Podojil. B. Kozak, VVestlakc, D. Sawonik. K. Cool. L. Easton. ROW THREE: P. Zimmerman. K. Bloomquist. K. Ryan. N. Valenti, B. Belew. G. Shima. L. White. Ball. M. Fiediea. Y. Beeman. L. Parks. B. White. N. Pasterniak.D. Kriz. Highlighting the Y-Teens social life this year is the annual Christmas Formal in the Orange School gym. Yards and yards of silver foil. completely encase the four walls. changing they gym into a bewitching crystal hall room for this one enchanted evening. Yet social pleasure is not the only goal of a Y-Teens time. Many hours of hard work have been spent making dolls and scraphooks which, in turn, have given hours of enjoyrnent to the youngsters in Children's Hos- pitals. Under the sponsorship of Bliss Bettirnae Jones, and the guidance of officers, Beverly Hudec. Carolyn Cummins. Sue Heiskell, and Donna Gotschall, the Y-Teen Club is one of the most worthwhile and success- ful organizations at Orange High. Councils Work Actively Throughout Year xg I To replenisli their treasuries liolli junior and senior high Student Cfouncils conduct tax stamp drixvs during the year. The girls who 1111-lnzirkecl ln' the most stamps are honored as queens ol the spring hall. f Council President, Bill Sayle, pre- sents a fifty dollar check to the Reverend Stephen Csutoros for 1. the Hungarian Relief Fund. 5 LLNU f ' f g,g,1,Lg,, Srfgs-X-'ftp ' V ' ggi V 7 , in f.:.a2:i2- 1 1 I Sandra YVoellert. Marilyn Goldsword. Melanie Anderson- Junior High Queen. Linda Yarnell. Lynne Mason. Hair styling. good grooming, and appropriate dress are usually on the agenda when the junior high Fashion Board holds its bi-monthly meetings. Approved by the Student Council, this board sponsors a spring fashion show, at which junior and senior high girls do the modeling. Here we see the members watching Linda and Barby as they practice correct posture. Miss Yurkschatt. adviser B. White. G. Weipking. P. Miller. Joseph, XV. Morrison. B. Tonti. I.. Yarnell. V. Fisher, L. Parks. KI. Oilirien. -J E 6 ' ,4'4 iii -gi 1 , ow, , aj I a A Rai' if s , .mugs 3217 wwf. .dv- XF ,aff Q5 wwWw1Ww?v'yfbvmff'f'i- '- - A4 WLQVM ,M 3. ' uf., 41 u Fighting Football Lions Display Great No trophies, no championship, but a job well done and a glimmer of hope for the future are the results of the Orange High Lions' 1956 football season. Beginning with one of the greenest groups of boys it has ever had to handle, the coaching staff at Orange begins work, teaching and striving to produce a successful sea- son. Nervous and anxious, the Lions traveled to Chagrin to begin their season in the annual Round Robin games. Having played well, but hampered by a split-moment touchdown pass, the team traveled home over- shadowed by a 6-0 defeat, but looking forward to another week and another game. Their faith was not in vain, for the next weekend brought brighter results as the local Lions handed Cuyahoga Heights an 18-0 de- feat. But victory was not lasting as the next two games were to prove. Riding high the Orangemen encountered a fired-up North Royalton team and, as once before, the Hnger of fate pushed the Lions down in a close battle, 18-12. Yet bright as hopes were, the end of trouble was not in sight, as a big and bulky Brooklyn team downed the mignty Lions in a 23-6 encounter, the score not in- dicating the close game that was played. Morale again began to build as the thrill of homecoming took hold on every student in the school: and midst the pageantry and tradition of this eventful day the Lions emerged victorious, handing a 20-13 defeat into the hands of the Brecksville Bees. But again the honors of victory did not stay as the Lions met a strong Solon team and fell by a .score of 18-7 the following week. A stadium filled to capacity, a cool night, and an over-anxious Orange team and crowd characterized the next Friday night game with Wlarrensville Heights. Rumors had traveled to Orange that the boys would never play the same without the transfer Warrensville students, and this was the game in which the Lions would have to prove their worth. That they did, for in one of the hardest fought games all season the Lions repelled the over-rated lN'arrensville team 19-12. This game was to be our team's last rewarded effort as they were later beaten by Mayfield and Chagrin 26-13, and 1-l-0 respectively. However. the second half of the last game with the Chagrin Tigers was said to be the best the team had played all year. So the season closed, yet it will long be remembered by many, especially by Leo Matthews, all-county guard and the most efficient lineman of Orange: Paul Bailey, rotary cup winner for the most valuable player in the Orange-Chag- rin game: Al Tretera, most eliicient back of Orange: and by Tommy Thomas, most valuable defensive player of our fair school. Our team was not a winner as far as the scores and games are concerned, but a winner in l tic games of sportsmanship and manly honor. Yes, the memories of a season well-played. will linger on for it's the fans and the fun, along with the players and the coaches, the spirit of the school, and the yearning for competition that make the game of football what it is in America today! ROI1' ONE: J. Dempcy, C. Rini, L, Harris, T. Cooper, P. Bailey, L. Matthews, J, Krakora, J. Skufca, D. Siller, J. Morman. Coach Steve Csutoros, Manager E. Vaughn. ROW TWO: R. Sayle, Terrell, Jacobs, S. Russo, R. Swencki. A. Tretera. D. Pazdernik. D. Fraser, C. Lewis, Magyar, A. Erickson, B. Parks. ROW THREE: Coach John North. Manager S. Yocum. B. Curl, J, Nichols, E. Kline, B. Schneider, T. Thomas, N. Kavourias, B. Terrell, R. Kosits, K. Saulter. R. Foster, R. Fulner, M. Farrar. 40 Fortitude and Excellent Sportsmanship .f'S Paul Balley Co Captam li-HM: nf' K I 6 ---1 as lgi ,, '-9. Twcr Ihomas breaks throuvh dcfcmlxc IIYILIHCII to Score touch down for Olanfm Watching Senior Varsity Lettermen ,ww G 9- 'L -fl th! Y - Ji Lmgh Hirrls oe Krikora Leo 'Matthews lm 'Vforman avw A- it nf ss! Q Nm er Une up IS he motto of the LIONS as LX Flffht for rst down ' -, -Q , e X f H. A . . , ' -1 I ,, at .nf ' 4 V! J, ' M Q, f' if it . A. , A , g tt hy to . in ... ' Q.- o ' ' ' D H 1 ' 'X . x x - D . if , M' V . X U I -.... i ' . f ' - a W. ' 4 I. . ,,.-,W M , L . ,Y V ,, ' .., ' ii k JI , -i P , 4 .K 4 Q, 1: ,, ,t ' fly fm X V t .X .. , L ff! 7 Y lv' -.'f'ffff W -. 1-59 ' ,ug A.. x ,NJN Q ,W 9 5 .. if Vp' at 4 '4 'y 5' ini' ' ,X . , , W, V, 'wg tw,-Ka- ,M .Q -. 1- -Q L wi-' f 4 'f . ' J L . 2 . .L V v ' I '5 ' . D t th Q' D fi ,-, ','MfA ,,. 3 Hvwgvrjw' .s, - A .V 1,?'f aim, fr ..',.f gy-S., JH. 'J X ' t,,,y 3 .V 1, Q L tl 4 A , Inspires Budding Freshman Squad fuuuu-f-w -+V, I -vwqx--1 , x ii of 'vs 118'-' . . . . gftr,--E ,M ,. ,i,iQ,.' .,'i,.,,, -fe?'fl 4::'W f' r Ben Parks Chuck Rini tdiQ 'T.e Bob Sayle john Skufea Varsity Football Scores Q-fun,-A-C: ZA - R as ' 'K'i?.iiC:.,.if?1 Dave Siller John Terrell U Freshman Squad Fighting hard with the goal of victory in their rninds. the freshmen. for the second straight year, added a winning season to the foothall history of our sehool. Lfnder thi- leadership of Coach john Bruce and Captain Marty Schneider the boys did a fine joh not only in winning games hut also in representing our sehool. Our congratulations go to them. the class of 196W Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange H I8 I2 H20 N 19 13 1 1,5 Cuyahoga Heights North Royalton . . Brooklyn .,.. Brecksville .. Solon ...... YVarrensx'ille Blayheld .... Chagrin Falls 'L 1 Q. hile Varsity Cagers Vie for Victories 1 is e - - FN Coach Greenwood. Manager John Stewart. Dave Johnston. Fred Bumblis. Jim Bushman, Larry Seitz. Roy Shields. Bill Sayle. Nick Kuvourias. Rog Wander. Assistant Coaches Wayne Peterson and Bill Larkins. Although not as formidable a powerhouse during the 1956-57 campaign as it had been for three previous seasons. the Orange Lions under head coach Bob Greenwood and assistants, Bill Larkins and lVayne Peter- son, nevertheless displayed the colorful basketball that seems to be customary with teams coached by Mr. Greenwood. The Lions wind up the season with an overall mark of ten wins and nine losses. Their conference record of 5-3 placed them second in the league behind Hrst place. neighboring Chagrin Falls. Leading the Orange attack were senior co-captains. Roy Shields and Bill Sayle, who averaged respectively 17 and 15 points per game, plus junior Dave Johnston with 1-1. Six-foot-five Larry Seitz added some much needed height. Senior jim Bushman, junior Fred Bumblis, and a pair of sophomores. tricky Roger lVander and husky Nick Kavourious. developed rapidly and added considerable punch to the attack. The Lions won their opening fray from Cuyahoga Heights 63-36 with Johnston's 25 points pacing the scorers. The Orangemen next lost a tussle with tough East Tech 68-62, then proceeded to split their next four games. defeating University School and lYarrensville. and losing a decision to Canton Lincoln and a last-sec- ond 67-65 battle with Euclid. The Lions picked up victories in their next four games over stalling Solon, the .-Xlumni. Mayfield. and Nlaple Heights. The Lions were nipped in their next encounter 71-69 by Chagrin Falls in a double overtime. The following night Orange suffered its second defeat in as many nights by fall- 7 ing victim to Painsville Harvey's Redmen 66-53. Led by victory over lN'arrensville. but the next week the Lions Senior Night. saw Roy Shields set a new school scoring rout over Mayfield. Needing a victory over Chagrin to tuck battle with the Tigers 68-62. The Lions concluded ton Timken 80-68. The Junior Varsity fared somewhat better than did Bill Sayles 31 points. Orange rolled up an 80-56 were upset by Solon- 72-61. The following Friday. record by ripping the nets for 39 points, in an 82-39 tie for the league crown. the Lions lost a nip and their regular season on a sad note by falling to Can- the varsity. winning 12 of their 17 season games and 7 of 8 league games. Junior Carl Cotman led the Jay Vees in scoring. J. V. Boys Cop East County Crown lm Bushman B111 Sayle Co captazn Roy Shxelds Co captazn V3FSlty Basketball Scores Oran e Oran e Orange Oran e Oran e Oran e Oxan Oran Oran Olan O1an Oran Oran Oran Oran Oran Oxan Oxan C Cuxaho a Hel hts East Tech Lnnersltx YN arrensx 111e Canton L1nco1n Euclld Solon Nlaxfield Maple Hu hts Cha 11D Falls Pa1nsx111e Haxxcx XX arrensx 1116 Solon Nfaxfield Cha rm Fa11s Canton Tnnken YN est Geou a Euclxd N161 IXLILIXOIIHS blocks shot opposm plaxm l' Crowds in Bleachers C eer Lions As . U 5 '1 . 12 20 IE IS RON' ONE: Mar1:1gr-rsi D. Mz1c'Do11z1lcl. D. Burrlivlx. D. Crzxcflt. ROI1' TIVO: Couch Bob Greenwood. L. Frzmko. G. Quay. E. Kline. R. T1-rrvll. A. Tretara. B. Cracff. Conch Bill Larkins. RON' Tlllflilfr cl0LlL'l'l lX'11ynP Pi-ti-rson. P. Pvtvrson. C. Colman. lvl. Farrar. A. Morton. WV. Whittaker. R. Pzizdernik. Wl1i11akor undcr basket grabs reboiind from Nlayfii-ld. Pi'll'I'iOI1 grapples for ball as PZlZCl0l'I'1lli looks on. 'lb Orange Gains Finals in Euclid Tourney 4 s ls .... Larry Seitz snares rebound in crucial game with Chagrin Falls. Varsity Awards Co-captain Sayle puts in two for Orange. ROW ONE: D. Tretzira. R. Ilinman. Sehafler. J. Matthews. Simpson T. Marshall, D. lN'edler. manager. ROM' TIVO: W. Helms, managerg T Davies, NV. Barrett, D. Lowe. G. Gleitz, F. Thornley. M, Schneider, Coac h YVayne Peterson. ROW THREE: D. Samstag. E, XN'hite. YY. Sawdon, Golds- word. T. Ehrke. B. Wade. Every year Coach Greenwood and his staff present trophies to the most deserving players on the basketball team. This year the three senior boys received these coveted awards. To JIM BUSHMAN goes the MOST IMPROVED PLAYER award. To ROY SHIELDS goes the OUT- STANDING PLAYER award. To BILL SAYLE goes the MOST YALIQABLE PLAYER award. Other honors were bestowed on these boys. ROY SHIELDS and BILL SAYLE were selected by the coaches for the Hrst team of their county con- ference. ROY SHIELDS was chosen as one of the five outstanding players of the Euclid Sectional Tournament. A17 Thln Clads DlSPl3y Skllls at Track Meets ROW ONE Loaches 'North Bruce and Lsutoros HOW TWO Manager W Thornley L Matthews J Jacobs L Harrls R Clark E Klme D Slller J Jul1an ROM 'IHRl',E A Blrd S Russo J Dempcy A Harper N Vojta C Cotman T Cooper ROW B l NI Ka 11 ey vourlas I The smell of hnament a warm sprmg bree7e, the color of umforms and that mner urffe that one Jets from bemg out doors set the baclwround p1Ctl1I'C for the Oranve Hx h Lxons 1936 track and field season Inexpenence and a late start seemed to dampen the cmder mens chances for a champ1onsh1p season As the year prog ressed so d1d Orange and the wmg footed Lxons were both recoffnwed and respected by ey ery track man and coach 1n the county Xvlth oe Krakora w1nn1nU both the East County and the County quartex m1le charnp1onsh1ps and the m1le relay talsmg second only to Brooklyn the local L1ons obtamed a fine county standxnff with v '01- to s We-t Luyahoffa County 440 yard dash champlon, oe Kralsora crossmg the Hnlsh l1ne at the Orange Relays 'A Record settmv junxor h1Uh 880 yard relay 48 team 0 0 0 L. , .L ' Y J A 7 -A V ., ..- , x J A W Y. lr, . .,, - - Q 2 f . 4 - . . , x Mu, ' J O O H , z I A ' Q A ,1 ' ' . 19' . . . . , , . . , . , . . . . . , . . , . . A . . , FOUR: J. Morman, R. Kosits, K. Saulter, R, Thomas, W. Schneider, J. Krakora, P. 4 l , . . q . . . , , o o ' V . .U . ' D D D , . . y 1- , . J Q ' - . V V v - . O ' 1 1 J - J s 7 . O. sf Q, a? u 5 . N' . Qt. ' ugmx ,. gi . K . .ii D w , N v v . -L M ' . o ' , , ' , J ' . . I , . I 4, ek' ' O L WWA ua.. , X K ' , D 1 ' ' O D ,V .l -if-3 - 1-.ik ll. i ? - I - ? . -..L J-. ...I-.L Ready to sell programs are Jim Morman and John Skufca. For years the Varsity 6'0 Club has been considered an active and distinctive organization at Orange High. It is composed of boys who have received letters upon participation in the school's varsity sports: basketball. football, golf, and track. Yet the story of qualifica- tions does not end there, for before a letter-winner may become a member, he must pass an initiation. This usually means becoming a slave, washing cars. and making a complete fool of himself before the day is over. Yet in the end every member says, alt is worth it. The club elects officers during its first meeting. As the ballots are counted, Leo Matthews has been elected president, Chuck Rini, vice president, Bill Sayle, secretary, and Chuck Lewis, trea- surer. Under the guidance of these fine men, much has been ac- complished. In November a tip-off dance was sponsored by the Varsity ON and the basketball season was officially recognized. Other than danc- es the club sponsors two paper drives a year, sells programs, helps the needy, and promotes good behavior at all games. The sweater of a Varsity O man is recognized and respected, for the wearer is not only an athlete and a worker, but he is also a gentleman. thletics All, We Strive for embership STANDING: A. Erickson, 1. Krakora, P. Bailey, R. Hassman, R. Shields, R. Koperna, D. Johnston, J. Morman, J, Skufca. KNEELINC: C. Lewis, R. Sayle, Coach Greenwood, C. Rini, L. Matthews. l J I li, S7 t t N V Bi'Cllll5l' Nliss Nlurilyii Smith and Nliss Ruth YllllxSlillllll tlaiily lllllll ll rziriety ul 1111 tixitieslu1'1l11-3irls,1l1eirpliysiczile1l1111z1tio11 clz1sses111eXC1'ypoplllzlrtlrisyezlr, I11 1l1el11ll liockey lllltl soccer' :ire the most pupulzir C- games, Latter coniesg wlleyhzill, lollowenl hy hziskethzill. 'l'e11111s are selected i11 :ill sports. lIlll'2lllllll'1ils ill Orange Zlllll plziycluys with llCigl1lJOl'lIlg schools teach good 5lJ0l'lSllll1I1' ship 111111 tez1111 spirit: 111111 they zillorcl Illllllf girls the opportunity ol exfelling i11 pliysicul dexterity. fi1lllSll1Cllii'S, to keep the girls pliysiczilly lit, howling, table tennis, and 1lz111c'i11g1o111pletetheirprogrzniil'ortl1eyez1r. Ii1erysp1i11g Clzils Cll11l1z11v:11'1ls pins, letters, :incl c'e1'lili1'11tes to girls earning the necessziry points. l'l:1yi11g, on ll ICLIIII, heing ll gym lezul- Cli.2ll1il lJ1ll'lil'iIJ2lliIlg i11c'l11ss:1rez1 lewciltlie VIl2lllyXY1lfs possible to earn points. ip Bull 1'1llliC5ll tense 1no1nc11t. Practice Makes Perfect, Declare SE inf .X pyrzunimi of lJllIlkhI'iIll4IC built in gym class. Girls, W ile Preparing for Intramurals llnlislhcuius impmxc POQIUIG and co- urclinulion unmng CICXCIIUI grade girlx N Lixclx ladies lift limbcr lin J 4 1 A .. 4 5 I Cheerleaders, Yells Rouse School Spirit 1 I hw .X judy Wilson Elaine 'l'hornley Barby Williamson Donna Gotschall Judy Wander Girls, competing for a place on the cheering team, are selected by the student body during the spring elections on the basis of athletic ability, personality, and skill. Varsity cheerleaders at Orange this year are Judy Wilson, Judy Wander, Barby Williamson, Donna Gotschall, and Elaine Thornleyg Five very peppy girls who really put their hearts into every cheer. The gym echoes and re-echoes with their school yells as their spirits continually mount higher and higher. Promoting good sportsmanship among students and adults at every athletic event is the goal of each cheerleader. Aided by Tangie, the Lions' mascot, the girls cheer their teams on to many thrilling victories. ,- 1 D I 8. '14 Q A ,,,. . x 1 K Whether the Cubs are leading xx 'X their opponents or Fighting to f ' ,V - y ' even the score, the five Junior A-1 X' Varsity Cheerleaders, Ginny Fer- guson, Bea Kozak, Kathy Ryan, Laurie Nichols, and Kathy Cool, 1 never lack enthusiasm. 7 Sprlng Playday Cllmaxes CALS Busy Year KX ljfff SITTING Loulse Podojxl Linda Podojxl M Endle Wxlson B Whxte N Jackson B Hudec L Parks M Lodge C Rxboczl K Hudec J Westlake B Smxth J Forbes P Lavarack B Whxte C Peterson M Txtus M Temple A Frey M Reys B Wllll3mSOH To mamtam a spmt of enthusiasm for physlcal educatlon and recreatlon, to promote good sports manshxp and leadershlp, and to be of servlce to the school whenever needed are the axms of the GlFlSo Athletlc Leaders, an orgamzatlon for glrls ln the upper three grades Reahzmg that physlcal educatlon creates both strength and beauty, and that lt develops an mtegrated personahty, the Gals urge every glrl to take an active part 1n physlcal educatlon classes Games lxke baseball volley ball, softball pmg pong hockey soccer, and badmmton give all glrls a chance to perfect athletlc skllls, to show good sports manshlp and to co operate wxth their teammates Playdays Wlth nelghbormg schools, scheduled by the flub are supervised by the Gals sponsor, Mxss Marllyn Smlth As part of thelr 1n1t1at1on ceremony these glrls must smg ID the cafeteria durlng thexr lunch penod W1th thexr haxr done up m pxg taxls and thelr mlckey mouse talls movmg be hmd them, they present quite a ndxculous spectacle x 33 0 0 9 L. 5 1 s rf . 1- K vi K 9 ,Q I , i f 1.9 1 I S e., ' J 5 K ' E. I L - X K V ti 2 , X, , K' ' V X ' t ' ,ff 'srr L '. I ..! . b., ' , J' . ! ' ' 7 ' 9 ' 5 ' ! ' Fiediga, J. Venning, S. Heiskell, N. Greenslade, E. Milhahn. KNEELINC: H. Voss, L. Rindfleisch, B. Harris, N. . . . . . . . , , . U, , ,, - s ' - ' ' J I u .I . U 3 h Ru. ' 4 p , ' 'F . , . ,L . , , O, A. K as ' ' A, 'A -N..-Q. - - KX ut. P 'pf-th,--7 F4 s his C f-1' if Q we , lt.. in, ., , v f 'W 1-,gl evvhaw-s f'rf 'LfA??' YJ- . , w' K p-A,,+,,-Q-V A ' 51. .Q s.,-Ay Lx ww x-: r ' .4 .gang 5 fm., A, .H ,, , ,if Sf ,Z .N 5531? 1' S '4-will - . qu, Ar I 'Kip . -. 7 V. W -Q, Q IX , if x 'V Y - W' .7x9L:'5EI-QQ ,- 4-,.f ' x xg X Hb 4 f 'ini iii xf- Z.. a ni , T55 Q ff uf 9 1 li 1 v, 6 , - fr 1 Z, 5 2'-ff i ,i 4 A . H. ig ' 5 ..m.,, .....-1.4nr., -1- n ff, - Q, f ll H . -,gif 55' ' .. . -. -q,.v....-...4ul, . ,.... ...,.-...,......-.-..- nv-in 1':. Watching the doors open still wider, we see happy students dancing at the Christmas formal. rehearsing for class plays, cheer- ing at pep rallies, and campaigning for student offices. These and many more activities help to achieve a feeling of harmony be- tween work and play at Orange High. V s. Wfhlrllng Copter F1185 111 Football ueen Somethmq old somethmg new makes October 5 1956 a day to remember Several weeks prmor to Homecoming the student councll and Jumor class under the guldance of Mr Bruce Wxlson planned thls memorable week end The sen lor men of the football squad always nomxnate the candl dates for Homecommg Queen Th1s year the lucky five are Eileen Mllhahn Judy Wander Betsy Whxte V1Cky Bee an wt man and udy Venmng As the blg day arrlves the alr 1S filled w1th excltement Tension rlses as the teams leave the field at half tlme Whlspers echoed through the crowd as lg -Q the announcer repeated Look to the sky for the Queen Suddenly there IS a whlrrmg no1se and a hellcopter appears ln the dxstance As lt cxrcles about and descends to the play field the crowd cheers wlth excitement Am1d the confuslon ueen Judy Wander allghts from the Copter and IS crowned Football Queen of 1956 majorettes present her majesty and her royal attendants beautfful bouquets of chrysanthemums Then the royal party go s to a special sectlon of the bleachers to watch the re mamder of the game The day IS perfect for football the crowd IS gay and the boys are eager as they race onto the field for the lasthalf Brecksv1lle bows to Orange 20 13 to make our Homecommg Day festlvxtfes perfect Mr Mallet President of the Boosters and ueen udy arnve ll Ill li fill! iz!! fl lllllllilfl Ill! llifllm it and During the mtermlsslon of the Homecormng dance the Queen her attendants and thelr escorts pose for pxctures m the llbrary FIRST ROW Judy Vennmg Queen Judy Wander Vxcky Beeman SECOND ROW Betsy Whxte, Exleen Mxlhahn THIRD ROW John Terrell, Leo Matthews, J1m Gardner, Joe Krakora, Chuck Rmi I Q Q I 0 A . g -5 . . 5. 9 Y, L-.R Y ,-J. .- -, -r 'wa'tr,pe Tv .., - n . J .2 -J ip 5 L As the band plays 'KLet Me Call You Sweetheart, the V O 1 ' ' L , 1 Q' J ' ' . ' l? lfff Jews' , if 1 'TOAOAN' O ' V A t l r l A T 1 A ' A xxx We if J if 1 it Between Halves of a Thrilling Game All ubxlant players recelve congratulatxons from the crowd as they head for the locker room Varsxty cheerleaders udy Wllson Elame Thomley Donna Gotschall and Barby Wxlllamson stand be slde the huge paper football wamng for Varslty players to break through onto the field At the football dance on Saturday mght hon ormg ueen udy and her attendants dancers D enjoy the Bunny Hop s J J 9 2 r f 1 s ' , -, . , 'ijfgfy za as r - . , r .' f 4 . if . 2 ,E A 'Agfa K A 5, ' W ' ,r ,- ,r 1 , 4 l f . r if W Q J , '7 ' as in Papa Is All Brings Arena Style to Orange Papa ls All, a three-act play, is the story ol' the many domestic conflicts occurring in the household of a Pennsylvania Dutch fam- ily. This play, presented in April by the Class ol '57, under the direction of our very able dramatic coach, Mr. Bruce lVilson, is en- thusiastically reeeived by a very appreciative audience. RUSSELL HASMANN portrays the tyrannical father whose word is law in his home, Captivating the audience with her warmth and sincerity is PAT NIALLET in the role ol' Mama, a woman who has already surrendered to Papa's demanding ways. but still realizes that the children must lead their own lives. limma, their daughter. who desires a more worldly way of life than their Mennonite religion provides, is superbly portrayed by XVENDY MORRI- SON, with BRIAN NIICHENER as her brother -lake. The plot revolves around the family's struggle to free itself from Papa's dictatorship. Excellent supporting roles, which add much to the production, are played by SUSAN HICISKELI., a gossipy neighbor. and JIM NIIIRCHANT, Patrol- man Brendle. . 2 I INN The Aukamp family who live der railroad over, d around, out where der road bends. The hand of God is upon you, Emma Nlrs. Yoder admires Nlr. Brendle who we soldier. Aukampln Q V 1 Q. nt once't for a 556 Stirring English Drama Thrills Crowd On two successiye nights in November, the lhespiztn Society presented to responsiye audiences the suspense-filled English clrznnzi, Kimi Lady. Heading the superb cast is CQAROLYN HEII. its Marry Herries. xi wealthy old niztid, who innocently tzikes into her hoine the cruel and cleyer Henry Ab- bott, convincingly portrayed by JOE KRAKORA. Mr. Edwards, BRIAN MICHENER: his wife, LIN- DA SCHIYAGERQ and their daughter, SLE HEIS- KELI. lziter come to liye with Henry to help him get complete control of the spinster's fortune. Iin- prisonecl in her own borne, Mary Herries makes sey- 'J g I don't know, lllllllllll, I just clon't trust 'emf' erail suteinpts to get help but does not succeed until Mr. lfosier. 'l'lilJ COOPER. rescues her. Manny tense nioinents during the plziy :ire eztsed by the cleyer paintoniiining of SLE HEISKELI.. playing the pztrt ol Aggie Edwgirds. Other members of the hue sup- porting cztst are NANCY VALENTI. Henry's wife: IYENIJY MORRISON, close friend of Mary Herries: CLEA SCHAEI-'I-SER, Mary's glzunorous niece Phyl- lis: RLSS HASMANN, fizince of Phyllis: BEVERLY HLDEC, Mz1ry's nuiicl: QIIM MERCHANT, the doc- tor: and ARI HARPER, :in zrrt dealer. X I in She seems like an 'awful' kind lady, Henry. Theres no people like show people. Moments to Remember Live in the Or-an 'B x Q- if -2'-z, Go-editors, Diane Schaffer and Paula Sample, make some last minute changes on layouts. i'Where is the Junior Class copy? Who mislaid the pic- ture of the basketball team? When is our next deadline: Will we meet it?'l These familiar questions are frequently heard in the halls of OHS as the 1957 Or-an staff works frantically to complete this year's memory book. Giving both a written and a pictoral coverage of the academic, social, and co- curricular life at Orange, the Or-an preserves many mem- ories of school life. In order to complete the book the staff spent numerous, long hours after school searching for themes, designing layouts, typing stories, tagging pictures, photo- graphing groups, and writing and rewriting copy. Louise Podojil suggested the open door theme which the staff selected as the theme of the 1957 edition. K'We planned carefully, we worked diligently, and eventually we made it, exclaim the staff members as the book is finally sent to press. Or-an Staff members relax in the typing room before starting work. FIRST ROW: V. Beeman. B. Hudec, L. Podojil, L. Podojil, P. Myers. SECOND ROW: L. Easton, L. Parks, M. Endle, Venning, YV. THIRD ROW. Krakora, G. Shima, Miller, J. Merchant Business lffanager, B Wfhite, N. Schmohl, L. Kiss, N. Valenti, S. Heiskell, R. Has- mann, C. Hamer, G. Hazlett. Morrison, J. Rossello, T. Kuehneman, L. Schwager. ml New Mimeograph Pleases Highlights Staff S Stall' C Parks B Hudec S Henskell D Schaffer J Bushman Rossello L Parks V Beeman J Vennmg Morrlson P Barley V Taylor Mxss jones advxser MHFCIH Endle, ed1tor1n chxef prepares her asslgn ment sheet for the next week Everyone reads the Hxghhghts' Each Frlday mornmg the school paper brmqs the students all the latest news and gOSSlP around Oranve Hlgh Under the dl rectlon of MISS Bettlmae Jones the staff of sxxteen has a busy week edltlng e paper for publlcatxon Gathermfr news wrltmg artlcles and assemblmg e lssue for delnery ln homerooms keep the Uroup gomg Each Frlday after e paper IS out the staff breathlng a slgh of relxef starts to relax but not or long for bnght and early on Monday mornmg tht edltor has posted the new assxgnments The reporters once agam start mtenlewmv recordlng and reusxng artlcles for the next edxtlon Last fall the staff purchased a new Gestener rnlmeograph machme Thls machme has been a great asset as ll IS very C3.SllN operated very economlcal and very durable Thxs combmatxon a good machme a xers capable ed1tor1n chlef an eager staff, and an enthuslastlc sponsor naturally mean a good school paper Alumnx Edltor Nora ackson and Sports Edltor, Chuck Hueb ner Q ,, 1-or 7 L, , 7 l F M14 'JV I I Z. 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Z K , ' 'Y . -. - 3 A ' 3 , 1957 Sno Ball Honors Lovely ueen -.0 x N x Lltl the 'mnua tu 1 lutnt u 1 rhehtm btsk tbtll s tn N :rec 4 ue 14:15 ore O1 uv e C h tgt ml tlls Q une Durmg mtetnusston be un emu the lights ne dnumed md me 1 nu x then sudd 3 the s not n he rttent 1 cndx Xlorrrson P P tSuupl mt Slttson X rl dr mt rss cd re nls lecep the bouquet xst rthemtuns s uk NI rllet prcstden o the O1 m e Rooster XSSOCI ltton pl tc es the crow n on S sms herd Ks rn tddrtronrl surprrsc the stuc nt count rl presents her tt 1th 1 sm all stufled hon to keep rs t souunn ol thls mentor able mght lhe honored them md tt rtc h O1 urge lose 1 thtrllmv double ox er tmre Q une to then nerghborrng Ill rl C h term I rlls On the lolloumg Illghl ueen Susan her nrt tendmts md then escorts Blll Stxle Pull Bulex led Cooper lewh HTIIIS tnd Bob Kopernl me honored guests rt the Sno ball the first dmee to be held m the ness recteatron ner Betutrlullv dee or ated m uhtte strth snoumen strndmg tbout one feels rs rl he rs connng to fnryl md 15 he enters the room D mcmg to the IHClOCl1OllS muste of Drclt l.llIlC s bmd the gnls decline thit there will nexet be mother nwht qurte is tx ondet ful ts thrs one 'Q lhe ptettx tptuu und llll tllllll ut lrotrorul at thc Ot mgt C h lgllll l.rllx l'r.1sltetl1allC..ulle tl' 1 ll'gl 'I' ' g the 1: 'e 1 .eztson l 's fear, Or: 1 g r lligh selects ll 1 en to 'f' fn ' r the UL x 'z g .- I :K 1 .11 2 ' - tw '- the '1 m, J 1 ' ' 1 l Cl . . - sile '- pre utils: I enl' in fl light :rp- pez ' Queen Suszm lleiskell :md r 1 l: nts, , 1 XY' I' . ,Lllflllllil zrrks, ztulz .': e.1 l 5 hludl' l . . lte' t me ez lenine, 1 I plz use hz 5 'ub- . 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J v , '- N ,V fl y NS ,' 'N T, X X 2: , ' . . s nv Q, 4 rv As. ,VH s f Assemblles Styled to Please Teenagers At the all school talent show presented to ralse money for the Commumty Fund Cam palgn Vlkk1C Elllott and Marilyn Troyan attractlve sophomores very cleverly pan tomxmed I Dont Want To A M1ll1OHa1fC from the e musxcal Hzgh Soczety Thxs ac was one of ten enjoyed by e student body 64 Assembly programs at Or angc H1 h are eagerly ant1c1 pated by all students Because the beautlful new audltorlum was not completed untxl sec ond semester all assemblles durrng the first part of the year had to be scheduled ln the gymnaslum In November M ohn Norths class m problems of Amer1can democracy spon sored a pol1t1cal rally and mock electlon At th1s t1me students had the opportunlty to back thelr favorxte candl Fraser and Russ Hasmann to represent the Republican Par ty and Joe Krakora and V1Cky Beeman to represent the Dem ocrats Here we see the four orators at the close of the ral ly rehashm the pros and cons of the presrdentlal nom mees At the football awards assembly Coach ohn North congratulates Tommy Thomas as he FCCCIVCS a trophy for bemg selected outstand mg halfback of the year I 1 I' - fi -0' l f V I .- L O 1 3 r. 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Administrators Direct School Affairs as Al pl 'T as 1 f'lEibmaa, A an 41 Dr Brady M1 Putnam and Mr Black dlscuss school problems Dr Ballard I Brads supermtendent of the Or mge Schools strlves continuously to malntam the lllgl'1CSl standards ln scholastlc achlex ement ln phys 1cal enuronment and nn socxal OIJPOYIUFIIIICS for everyone IU the school Through hls txreless efforts and hrs slncere mterest ln the welfare of all he has made posslble the many advancements xmprove ments and expanslons uhlch hare taken place ln the school system ln the past fem years As coordinator of ill educatlonal HCUXIIICS he ablx interprets the work of the school to the COIlllTlllI'llIV 'Xlr Lexus ll Black asslstant supermtendent IS lughly legarded as one of the most helpful most cooperatne and most conslderate leaders IH Orange l-hgh Through h1s frxendlmess he has helped many fb students achlexe not only scholastlc excellence but also spxrltual attltudes XNl'llCh enable them to lne rlcher fuller Ines Superusmg the physlcal aspects of the buxldmgs and controllmg the purchasmg of supplies make ex ery day a busy one for Mr Black Nlr Phrlxp C Putnam hlgh school prlncxpal came to Orange IlllS vear from Sudbury Massa chusetts Superusmg a hlgh school IS a great respon SlbllllV but Nlr Putnam s dynamlc personallty hxs mexhaustxble patience and h1s executne abllltv haw already prox ed to ex eryone that he IS domg hls work vsell As Nlr Putnam counsels students wlsely solxes problems to the satlsfactlon of the majorltx and superuses Wllh great mslght Orange Hlgh op erates efliclentlv and smoothly g H . 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' 1 V f ' A . . , . . . , - 1 - , , YA 5 V A . .V ' K K 7 ' I5 S I ' l ' 1 J ' Thelr Board Plans EXPHHSIOH Program I w ,pt if 'feH Elma Hart semetarx to Nh Brads Nlartna Anderson bookkeepel and 2l99l9I'lIll clerk of the board udx Xlouux secretaxs to Nlr Putmm Cerrs Dunbar bookxoom supervxsor El1LHbClllNlii0ll reteptmmst 1-'leanox Tontl secretary to XI1 Black not plctured Members ofthe O1 :nge School Board ol I'LllICdll0Il have always IJlOX1ClCll excellent le 1d Clblllp lll dClClll1lI1lI'lg tl1e IJ0llClC5 of he school Ihe1r 1OIWN21I'd lookmg educatxon tl plans haxe resulted 1n a very des1r able school env1ronment Because they make a care lul thoughtful study ol each 1ssue that HFISCS tl1e c1t1zens ol tl1e COIIIHILIHI t1es 1n the Orange School d1SlI1Cl leel cel tam that the board members whom they haxe elected to oflice w1ll exert esen effort posslble to IJI'OX1ilC the best school for ll clnlclren ,sa- ,-.1 09 - Ol Inge School lb lol tu n ite to h ue :sen efhuent olhte st all XX llllOlll tl1e help ol these guls 1t would be lllllJOSSllllC to cum on It school Illtlgl llll successlullx '- s Xllgllllll C Xllllllllll Ro 11.1 st IJILNIK ll 1s Xnne lltus Dr Balalr Brads clerk Xlr Rohm lx l 1ston Nlr Chtulcs Hnckux uct presldcnt h 0 o K '1 1 ' - l 3530. z 2' 1 'Q' sf-1. - 1. f if , i . . 0' y bf A. 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Pu' , le tg Nl , IS. fl . l' 'l 11: Engllsh Students Strlve for Perfectlon Alison Bush English Fdrth Miller Librarian Ruth Nlrller lznglrsh JJ Hvvglcif-U Viola Trimple English Bruce YVils0n Drama The English department headed hy Mrs All son Bush dcselops the four language arts read ing wrrtrng lrstemng and speaking Before grad tration all students are required to complete sat rsfactorrls four years of English Electives rn the department are a course rn speech which stresses both the composition and presentation of speeches rn attempting to make correct speaking a hahrt and a Course rn journalism whrch 1s a prerequisite for students wishing to rorn the school newspaper staff Beside stressrng fundamentals of good lfng lrslr usage rrr nrntlr grade a readrng program rs conduttcd to Improve the vocabulary compre herrsron and reading rate of each student Lxten sne reading lrsts proxrded for all classes errcour rge puprls to re1d during the summer as uell as the winter months for relwatron for pleasure and for rnforrrratron -Xnalxzrng and drscussrng the masterpieces of Amer rtan and English authors prorrde rrch experiences for all These authors serse as a gurdepost to truth and rnsprre ex ersone to appreciate the varied aspects of life ,,g-vw ,awww and -Ks the class lrsterrs oarrne Rossello explains the factors necessary for skrlled speakers s r, I S X, Frw' Kaths' Bird sets timer in reading class, as the chairrnen hand out supplies. in T... Histor Teaches Facets of Government ffl u1 1 ,?'N f -iv- YV' Marran Douglas Bettrrrrae jones Frank Nlarrapodr Hamer 'Kitchener john 'Nor th Socral Studrts Socral Studres Languages Latrn Socral Studres Social Studles Offerrng courses rn ptoblerns of -Xmerrcan Democracy llnrted States hrstory tsorld hrstorx and socral strrdres thrs department stresses the rmportance of deweloprng good Xmerrcan crtrzens Hrghlrghtrng the hrstors students projects thrs tear has the jornt sponsorshrp of a xery successful mock electron complete mrth regrstratron desks xotrng booths and polrtrtal tanclrdates Requrretl hrgh school courses for ex er tone are l nrted States lrrstors and Problems Readrng Ser1z0rScl10Iastu each rseek keeps students rnformed about tre latest world news Sophornores who enroll rn tsorld hrstorx strrdx the people of forergn court trrts btqrnnrng mth the start of crxrlrzatron and corrtrrrurrrg through the second rsorld war Languages llre thrcc forugn languages I rtrn Spernrsh rtrrtlr rrrclrrdrd rn the rurrrculurn enable students to lv. un 'rborrt people rn other couutrrts flrssroorrr srrrgrng rnd sperkrng lrtlp strrdtnts to -1-'M' s L 3' ,- rrrrdtrst rrrd rrrd spt rk the lrrrgrr rpc profrtrcrrrlx Srngrnq rrlds rntercst to I-rcnclr glasses Geometric Designs and Chemical iles Tbqldi' X l in N1111 s111p11111 11111111 11111 1111111 6111111111111 111111111 11101111818 111111 1111 111111619 Sclence SClCI1llf'1C 11111111611 s111116111s lfl 1111s 2111111116 age are bemg C11l11C11gCC1 111111 10 111 1111 1 1161161 1101111 by CXl'J1Olll 1g, by 1x116111116111111Q, 11111 111 s11111y111g 1116 1111111 11118111115 of s1111116 1111111s C61161.11 s1161116 1110111gy, 11111111s1ry, 1111 1 1111111 l1111111g1 11111 111118115 11111111r1s6 1111 111111c11l11m of 11111111 11111116 '111 111111116 1 111111 111111111s, 11111s1s1s 0 111 1111 lllg 61111 1111111s 1111111157 111111111111 s11111111111 1116 6161116111s 11111 11111 Ill 11111111111111s 11111111g1 16111111611 11611116 151 11111 1111111 18 111686111611 18 1 111I11Cll5L 111 1116 161111111 1111 11111111611 11111 111111111s11 IHICI' 611 s111111111s 11 111161s 111 11111 111111111111 11111 1 1111111 1101111111111 1Oll11J1CXll1 R11111111 I 111111 C 11111111111 1'111111s Mathematles 111111 s111116111s may 6n1o11 IH 11161111n1ca1 1112111111 11g611r.1 1111n6 Q6111116111 a11111111611 11ge11rf1, solxd gc-:om 6111 111111 t11g11111111161r1 P1611 11111111 fm 1116 111 1111s 1111111str1.11 111 s111116111s 11111161s111111 1116 1.11116 111 1 s01111 math back 11111111111 11111116 C11Q11l11C1S 116 118111111111 .11111 11181711811 by lIl1llQ1CS 1111 11111111111s 11111 111C 116111111-1r11 Ill'01JClI1S 111616111611 611s116 s111111 1 1111 111.111161 ll 1161111 1111111116s 111 1116116111 1111L1g111111111 1111 111 s111111 1s 1111611s1111 111 CIIQIIICCIIIIQ 1111111 11111111111 C ..,, 1 . .Q F 31 I K ' , ir, , 1 1 . 1 .11 1 .,1 fl I in I. H1115 I . . 1 2 1,1 2 ,Y 2 1 ,Z Q 1 1 N 1 1 1' K 1 111' W 2 1 I ' ' 1 - . . 1 Y I 1 K 1 . I , A 1 1 . , 1116 s1'16111'6 11611z11'11116111 Ill fJl'2l1lgC 111g11. CI1161111s11'y, a 16- 1111? 1l1gC1J1All11' 61111z11i1111s, 111C 161111111115 111' sides :11111 angles 1 ' . 'z ' g1 '- 1 ' fb' - 111 1 1 ', - ' - 112 ', . 1 c 2 -' 1 2 ' 1. ' , ' . 2 . . ,' 1 . , , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - - I 1 1' g ' ' '. 1111. ' I' i1 1116 s1'i6111iH1' 1 1 ' 112111711 ' ' ' R11 1' ' lj ' ' ' 1: 'z J 'llf 2 - 2 1 11 1 - ' -1 1- ' 2 . -' H- 1 ' - ' - 1 1 ' ' -' I 651 Q ' 1 1 ' '1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 01' , ,X . ,' 1 1 'lf 1111111 , 1 1111 1 Experlments Challenge Curlous Students Q4 Russnll Lasdnoll Xlgchla Sim ucl SIZITISIJLTI x -Xdx anccd Hath L W4 Talcnlcd geomcux sludgnt liclsx Pmtu .ind Xfdllhd Tcmple explam theorems ' 4 lxn xo U L s Nll ICPOII K C C X , 'je A . ' if Q , 1 A D . 1 ' X ' A L ' i , K, , , . 5. , S. ,, V . ,- , . , . . , Q I. ' U. A -' A Y Q 'T' - ' A ' '-'-iilf' 'QNX W ' . A ' mv K ' f 9? J' V 5 Q ' 55 . ' ' 'M N K I 1 .sin -- N, I C11 'I l'Clc'1 Il CZlIlIllll'N thc illl ' L-sl of lhv lm uilh am illu' zllml ' , Talents Displayed in Fine Arts Program Begmners learn stung tethntques from the maestro WD-wg' 'T' -...af ohn Isucztuatslst Carol West Insttumental Nlustc local Nfustc Muslc Fxerx student ln Orange I-ltgh who xx tshes to do so xnxx Jour at xocftl or tnsttutnental mustc group The xocttl 0lg'llll7lIl0l'lS lIlClllIlC glce tlulms tttos ensembles mtl .t uuxul thou thc mstrutncnttl group lTlClllKlLS it lmtnd an orchestra 'tnd sexual ensembles lll musu groups h txe the oppottututx to pttfotnt on umnx occ.t stons throughout the school xml X Chttstnms conctrt sprung mustc festtxals .intl tnutx totnpcttttxe contests we euyoxed hx the parents and fttcntls of these talentul musical stutlcnts fhts spttng the fl'!llSli stutl the tltunatlc depart tueuts comlnne talents to ptcsent The Mzkndo hx C tlhut and iulltx tu In the luxutxous ncxx tllltllllllllllll rt Sltetchtng outsule vxhen the xxeather permtts ano tnsule xxhen tt does not students tn :nt class learn the gene: tl ptutttples of color shathng tlestgn and laxout lxotl-.mg tn manx medms tncluthng chalk xxatel color tetnpote cldx charcoal and pen 'tml mls students en lox thc oppottunttx of crutnug incl gtxtng heautx to the vxotld 1,- 'Natute proxldes excellent hatltground for Nlr Bruce s 'nt students V . 4' 5 . ,W if L f 'h'- 0 ,W -g 19, . 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V Y e ' I , Home Ee.-Shop Develop Vocational Talents Ev l X' -Q Lillian Hawn Home Economics 1 1? l if 'Z' ROV Hughes f Indusll nal Xl ts ig Fred Bumhhs puts the Hmshmg touches on h1s TV cabmet Home Ee Shop i Earlv last fall the home ecouomus dI.p'lIlIllCl1I mowed mlo nts sp'1c1ous nemlx remodeled rung Here future homcmnkcrs md sv. nnstxesses recene much x lluxhle lllSlTllLll0Il Ven equip ment added to the shop ll! 1 Ihls u u guys more lmxs opportunities to engxge m mood working Tables desks chans md mghl slmds IIC 1 few of the mlm uncles proudls dnsplaved hx the boys Ill shop class Both the home uonomms md the mdustual nts Llepnlmenls ue desxgned to prepare boss and gurls for than pl urs m souets uheu thu gl ldu lu. from hugh school joseph Tahol lI'lllllSlllll XIIS .. if um, 1- 43- 7-a -.. W -ur ef W' XIV , ,Jus -mm.: -ern .., ,ix J, +91 Fw af, Q- a oan Nlerkex and Duane Nlulhuxs gnu thu: lmil npploxal to 1 lcmplmg c h prepared hw lhur ll2l59Il1cllCS I 2? 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Basic typ- ing, a one-semester course, is a must before graduation for all college-prep students. Bookkeeping covers the prin- ciples of debit and credit as they apply in the double entry system. In this class students gain the practical experience of completing a set of books for a retail grocer. Girls who volunteer for office assistant positions re- ceive much practical knowledge. They type the dummy copies and cut stencils for Highlights, they duplicate and mimeograph material for teachers, they handle corre- spondence, and they do some filing. One of their major projects this year was addressing and stuffing envelopes for the bond levy drive last fall. if Jerome Fitz Wayne Peterson Business Education Drix er Education .,a.,, V ,,,. .,., , . ta., y t iwgjwflrw. Q? M my if.. .fa-t '1 .,,.,,,, fif- Q' A ,,.., ' f tx Inclcinent weather and XX onieu Diners challcngc Nh Pctclson Techniques are Experienced b Orangeites be ' .+- Q,:'!!' 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