Orange High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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The Trl-H1-Y club has been orgawlred have for five years. lt's purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Chrlstain character, has been carried o.t very successfully. The girls voted Beverly Kaiser to be their repre- sentative for State Model L gislature nd Sherry Eungardner to be her alternate. The officers tnls year are follows: Aarllyn Nrlrht, president, Maralee NcYlnney, vlze pres1d,r ' mley 'c een, ear- rg' 3. Jertrude D lr'l , T.ea'lrer. M-5. r PZ -' our very able soonsor. Fourth Row ninda Zimmerman, Maxllyn Wrigh , Mary Elizabeth Trlble, Marcella Bultouis Jane Bent n, Nardeen Tille, Dorothy Vogeler, Kay Putney, JoAnn heiole Third Row oertrude Driscoll, Marilyn Miller, Shirley Lichty, Carol Stirm, Ardis West Vir ginia Nright, Marlene Johnson, Sherry Bumbardner, Shirley Kolthoff Second Row Donna Pullin, Shirley Crook, Donna Smith, Beverly Kaiser Darlene Nelson, Doris Fnbel, Maralee vcdinney, Nancy Krantz, Ma ilyn Jelsnn lrs Or h First Row Jelma Hare, Donna Schreiber, Edith Follk, Angela Yerx, Rolean Nazner, Ioretta oriswald, SHlPl6y McLean, Mirlam Driscoll The Rl Y club was one of the first clues to be organized in the Naterloo District, before 1921 It's now part of the District Branch serving in 8 commu it'es in 3 counties The boys enjoyed swimming through co operat on with the Y M C A Alfred Pullin was chosen re presentative to State Model Legislature and Dice Slmmerhays, his al ternate The officers are as follows Roy olessner, president, Alfred Uullin, vice president, Paul Brown, secretary treasurer Mr Penne is their very able sponsor Fourth Row Roger Osgood, Ivan Miller, Dick Summerhays, Paul Schreiber, Keith Jores,B l Nan ny, Dwight Blough Reiter, Robert Kline Second Row Billy Foulk, Raymond Moss, Larry Weigle, Lawrence Hare, Garnold Hoskins, Donald Dewalo, lr Penne First Row Pullin KN Elf? Clifford Trent, Robert Jeffries, Paul Brown, Roy Glessner, Alfred Pull1n,Richard There are eibr een members in our F A chaoter t is year We dave four bi projects to work on, inclldlng two purebred Duroc sows taxon care of by Dw ht Rlough and Kelth Jones Fifty Hybrld cnickens are in the care of Russell Moss We also have oats, soybean, and hay plots at the sclool The officers t1's year are as follows Paul Brown, president, Le ry 081516, vice president, Alfred Pullin secretary Keith Jones, treasurer, Dwlgnt Bloubh, reporter and Jimmy Miller, adv'sor Tklrd Row Dorald Deuald, RlCD8Pd Pullir, Regex Osgo d Paul Schreiber, Clifford Trent, Garro d Hoskins b6C0uu now Robert Kline, Darwlr Stevens, hilly Fouls, Russell moss, Raynolu moss, Bll McLaury, Mr Miller First Row Bob Jeffries, Larry weigle, Paul Brown, AlfI'0d Lullin, Dwlghf' 510 ah e a as . ' P t, S' J L S ta a 1 r' ol , 'z 1 1 f 's ' ,V K . 3 - ' A . I . ' - ' . U ' . . r , ' l , Y . r1c'. wqllllNIIIII,V' ' 7 . K I. Q A Third Row--David Thompson, Donald Heckroth, Darwin Stevens, Bill McLaury, Russell Moss, Joe J' Al 1 ' Q o t fffff-Xxxxwx u A W Y X N 1 Q f - '- ' 9 - - lx' ,ff'f

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Front Row Dick Summerhays, Paul Brown, Coach Miller Second Row Larry Weigle, Bob Jeffries Roy Glessner, Roger Osgood Bmlezlbaff The Orange team this year was built around two lettermen, Dick Summerhays and Roy Gles sner Larry Welgle, Roger Osgood and Paul Brown formed the first team with Bob Jeffries the number one reserve One of the best seasons in recent years was enjoyed by the Tigers as they were vic torious in 1l of 19 ball games The Tigers finished in third place in the Cedar Consolidated Conference with a 6 4 rec ord A high scoring team was turned out this season as they scored 825 points for an aver- age of 45.5 points per game. Opponents scored 767 points for an average of'a40.5 points a game. Dick Summerhays was way out in front of the scoring with 242 points. Every member of the first team was high point man in at least one game this year. iLarry Weigle was top free throw man with 59 . Dick Summerhays was elected most valuable player, while Larry Weigle was chosen team captain. The second team was somewhat less fortu- nate as they won 5 and lost ll for the year. The record for the year: Jesap Geneseo Dunkerton SECTIONALS 51 Shell Rock 45 52 O L V A Aplington 556 Q An inexperienced Orange Baseball team struggled through the fall games with l win against 6 setbacks. Roy Glessner did most of the pitching, al- though he received help from Larry Weigle, Dick Summerhays and Keith Jones. Summerhays and Glessner did the catching. Roger Osgood hit .588 to lead the team in batting. Roy Glessner was chosen captain and Roger Osgood was elected most valuable player by the team. Orange Opponents Orange Opponents 27 59 44 La Porte 40 Apli ton so U8 lest Dunkerton Dike Clutier Hudson 47 52 46 47 26 45 Jesu 41 42 Dike 51 COUNTY TOURNAIENTS 56 45 East B 44 30 49 Alumni 46 59 Hudson 46 57 p 49 59 Genesee 44 QCont1nued top of 'next column! Results of Fall gamesi O Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Dysart 9 Hudson 16 Hudson 12 Dike 9 Dysart 2 Hudson 15 2 1 5 Sadd Heart 5 9 O Spring schedule: April April April April April lay lay Hay ll! 7 10 14 17 1B April 21 1 10 12 22 26 UB! West W'loo Dysart Sadd Heart Cedar Fdus Geneseo lest l'loo Sectional East B Geneseo Cedar Pius East B p A 1 2 7 s f 7 Wi ' Q K Q 46 ' 49 - 42 51 - 51 24 . . . . 45 65 54