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

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. 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

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- 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. C.. Lewis. I5. Htlluunson. lt. Satvle. ktztkottt, XII. l'lIlll2Illl. Ii,C.t1u-Il, R. Rthzt. lv. Sheldon, IJ. lretetat. .Sl-ff- U.X II IHJH Is. fnlK'lll. C.. l'zttks. ll. Nlicltettet, I. Ristztu. l'r.vst. X. lieeui.tu. lx. fntrl, I, Podopl. IIIIRII ROI! .' C.. Rini. lt. I-tatset. K. Kitnntnins. ll. Stevens. ntetnhers lbllsy. I,l'fl 'l' TO RIGHT: T. Iiannes. I.. Novak, XV. Hehns. C. Xlowery, R. fllztrke, R. Jennings. R. Nlellnnztn, S. Keepers, li. Fenner. lf.