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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

E 1? n 2-. E 1, 09 1 H Wh K ,as eff sswm We the , to dedrcate our annual of 1959 to all our mothers who are here personlfled by Mrs Harvey Hess Ir , mother of one of our classmates, Lucy Hess We feel the dedlcatlon of th1s annual IS a very small trrbute rn comparrson to 1 and worry they have a 1 the trme, work, glven us 1n order to make o ones to remember ur years at Ora Semors wish nge Z. l . - ' . ir . I -5' s A 1 ' Y if swf , -' gf' swf - s ' G- M Tgx 'Ni ,aft M13 2,f.'f1 ' I . . . . FX Q Q, X! THE TIG! R' K1'gLg 'AJATEK L00 Iggy A 'H' 'N Q . KN Q 1' iw sf 9 f 1 -I x O if SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT Vemon Miller Cecil Sellers Richard Jenkins Chairman Ous Budlong Homer Frke Secretary Wayne Lichty students We appreciate the conscientious efforts of each student and faculty member to use these op porturuues to the best of his or her ability It is in this spirit that we salute the graduating class of 1959 Richard Jenkms , Chairman : . ' . . . . ' . g . ' . ' 3 ' . Your Board of Education strives to provide the best possible educational opportunities to each of our ADMINISTRATION li It rs very mteresung to work w1th students of all ages and see all the accomplrshments they make but d1sappo1nung to see any talent wasted Mrs Vllglflla Barrows 'WZ' qt, sh ' Educatlon rn a democracy should develop rn each student the knowledge habrts and powers whereby he w111 f1nd hrs place and use th1s place to shape hrmself and socxety toward an ever better hfe and socrety for all A I Brelefeldt ,, . . 1 9 - n fr-Q1--sv:.v 1 12 s .E at iii, ,, . . . n . During your four years in high school your curriculum has been so organized as to help you acquire the skills, knowledge, and attitudes which will help you to participate effectively in life's activities ac- cording to your own abilities and interest I hope that your participation in these learning problems have inte grated into your everyday persona lrties those qualities which will enable you to solve yourown prob lems as well as understand and share the problems of others Mr G rinnell K YW ,,...-v-Q ,g mms! i 'T 1 Pvvrf. dunn- It s the first time I ve worked in a school as a secretary and I en Joy Orange very much Mrs Schilling 59 +GRFlDUHu wok? Success K5 C-X 'N AN hiv'-r'-lx ac? Q, V lryo D o MM, ku 790 Cu nr, Qu CULT g i W fi - 4 'jTr,f A , 141.1 W- rj - 3 Zq 2' z A Y .X f As ,, Z 1 paw: J A f 5 -, ' V ...v k H 'gfsf 5 0 ,F Up ME ' fhgfe l P , vi, , :gg ffl: ki 2252 4 1 'pg-QGKVMAM J H we K -Ms 4 www . W. ,iii -41-a i fi gf 1 a KX, Q',-, - ,. . vig' Smut. CP' 11 .M 0. ffiffi? x Xe , MR JAMES SCHROEDER MR. ERIC STREITBERGERX Social Sclence Hrgh School Scrence Wartburg College I S T C In these rooms we also fmd only two new teachers They are Mr Stre1tbergerandM1ss Vornholt who came d1rect1y to us from college MISS ESTHER VORNHOLT X MRS. MARCELLA WALTONY Economics Girls Physical Education l Afnwa State Bi0102Y VP 1. SZ? C. A X X f N .H M x wwf X L X5 B- if 5 . r f 3 M , , 4 3 Q 5 4 4 F' 1, f 5 ,mem-U if 2 1 ' 4 y Marun Z Y R R ..,'::a Qs 'S J 5 5 as 5 mans..- H134 Gul' 'fx- ROW ONE Carole OConnor Jamce Stephens Bonnre Johnson Carol Cole Sharon Blough ROW TWO Dranna Ernst Bermce Hersh Mary Nelson Janet Hall Pam Woolsey Maurrce Wendllng ROW THREE NIISS Holdorf Walter Srlbaugh Mrke Ellrott Kent Jones Trrn Peterson Roger Jorgerson Larry Donelson Lee Hamer ROW FOUR Crarg LICTIIY Donald Blanchard Marlrn Anderson Gary Brooks SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE Bonnle Gravrtt Dorothy Dankenbrrng Elarne Petersen Merry Johnson Markrta Blough ROW TWO Mrss Vornholt Anne Jenkrns R1ta Wldger Cheryle Chrrstensen Rosalre Hemmrngsen Jeanne Noble Becky Yeager ROW THREE Robert Saul Davrd Beckham Steve Lelzer Mrke Vogelar Dale Jeffrres Ronnle Wrnegard Rlchard Anderson ROW FOUR. Glenn Pu1l1n Tony Bland Mtke Deerfleld, Tom Grady, Kenneth Ecklund, Tom Rendon, Jrm Osgood, Dave Schneider, Mike Cline, Robert Reisinger, Craig Miller. J ' i E B to I l . i , . . ROW ONE Lrnda Sturtf Nlarcra Eaton Mary Brown Vee Walsh Lrnda Drerfreld Sandra Bartlett ROW TWO- Shrrlty Blough Charlotte Homan Margaret Schell Llnda Rendon Kerth Kerr Drana Bcrffmrer Candy Srlbau h ROW THREE Mrs Barcl Bruce Woolscy Roger Anderson Max Schcmpp B111 Story Dayrd Illcl man Brlly Dean Robert Strrnr ROW FOUR. Harold Cox Drck Ennenba Mlke Hamlru Charlc Gas e Brran Carpenter Robert Gtrnandt Tom Nlace Veryl Dletz EIGH TH GRADE ROW ONE Sherry Drrscoll Sharon Halverson Katheen Sink Glorra Tlmmer Sonja Brooks Ionell Rousselow Lee Ann Spence ROW TWO Mr Balrd Becky Chllcote Carole Ernst Joann Benefe11 Jane Kelvrngton Roberta Benham Sue Ann Voshell Donna Krtner ROW THREE Rrchard Dehrkoop Kenny Emmons Crarg Schmidt Joe Darrnger Brlly Greenley Mike Turner Bruce Sandberg ROW FOUR Greg Frnley Davrd W1sner C'L1I'IlSHO111S Tom Shrrk Terry Andreson Dale Holdtman Ronme Nelson Dtck Chrtstranson ws ROW ONE Marsha Wrlson E1leenBrasch Mary Loberg Kathryn Hall Carol Donelson Ela1neK11nga man ROW TWO Mr Strertberger Beverly Benefrel Sandy Hrllygus Peggy Cornwell Iann Meyers Cynthra Petersen Sharon Remers ROW THREE John Lewrs Robert Arres Lours Rogge Douglas Mlller Lee Mrller Trm Trent ROW FOUR Allen Benson Terrv Galvrn Garry Bartlett James Wrtcher Joe Cox James Hams NINTH GRADE QU ROW ONE Lynn Newcomb, Vrckr Dretz, Karen Hemmxngsen, Kathy Andrews, Sally Wrtcher, Judy Lampman, ROW TWO MIS. Nicholson, Betty Michel, Frances Jelrnelt, Denca Rousselow, Chrrstrna Beard, Judy Pul11n, Elalne Carstensen, Mary Edgerton ROW THREE Stephen Cohn, Davrd Hack, Fred Rowert, Davrd Holgate, Albert Wendlrng, J1m Woolsey ROW FOUR Jim Saul. Jerry Barrows, Stan Kluver, Jrm Mrller, Dale M11ler, Larry Hosk1ns, Davrd Cummrngs c K ysy ' 1 515515 1 if 1 , K A , L , 1 fa ffis-fr t .- g , A ,K ,, .ff-.531 ' - - , gain, 1 I, ,L Q11-it l ' -1 , -1 Q ' , , 1 S, , f '5 1 1 1 1 1 ' - I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 . : 1 , 1 1 1 1 . , , V 1 f ROW ONE Carolyn Stoneman Ardella Gr1ff1th Donna Grady Carol Balabon Nancy Wrdmann Paulette Johnson Rrta Moms ROW TWO Mrs Best Maxme Bower Margaret Homan Jean Phtllrps Beverly Carpenter Joyce Dehrkoop Lorrarne Halverson Kathy Sandberg ROW THREE Jerry Stacey Harlan Morrrson Gary Whrte Dean Halverson Delbert Budlong Rlchard Arenholz ROW FOUR Gary Gulcote Arnold Cole Rrchard Blou Edward Van Cleve Fred Rerners Jerry Osgood Mrke McCla1n TENT!-I GRADE ROW ONE Becky Lrchty Carole Rrdgeway Sandra Bergsma Rlta Fremont Nancy Abemathy V1Cky Schultz ROW TWO Mr Baker Joann Nreman Glenda Yeager Lrnda Davrs Dee Harrls Janrce Johnson Shrrley Brrdges Nancy Turner ROW THREE Bob Wendlrng Jrm Lewrs Gary Bergmerr Roger Brandhorst Dale Nelson Bob Green Jtm Anderson ROW FOUR. John Mrller John Peck Davld Callres Drck O Connor B111 Cglausman Jack Q.1a1l Gerald Shrrk ABSENT Don Trmmer IUNIOR CLASS 1 ROW ONE Left to Rtght Carol Myers Sandy Wrlson Sharon Katzman Rosal1eRoewert Sheryl Hollls Mary Grtmstad Sharon Wlnegard Norma Lampman SECOND ROW Syndy McM1llen Barbra Carpenter Norma Thompson Barbra LSISILROW Vernon Trent Wtlltam Davts Jane Saylor Patty Brown Peggy Zwanztger Judy Smtth THIRD ROW Dave Chne Pete Chrlstensen Terry Sandburg Paul Nelson Kenny Sttrm Larry Greenley Raymond Jurgens Robert Anderson Randy Jenk1ns FOURTH ROW Blame M11ler Harold Wrley Ronnle Walker We of the J umor Class have been engaged ln many actrvmes th1s year We made money' Oh what fun had at the car washes transferrlng the d1rt from the cars to ourselves' CWe made moneyj Eagle's Super Market may have lost the patronage of a few customers you see we had a bake sale there last fall fMore moneyj Now we can certatnly sympathrze wtth door to door salesmen. We may have reached every stngle house rn Waterloo and surroundlng areas TRYING to sell Chrlstrnas cards Just thmk we made 3200! Havlng trxed everyth1ng else as a last resort we sold refreshments at the games fFor more moneyj They just don t make people as hungry as they used to' By the way 1f you ever need any popcorn Calready poppedj feel free to ask the Jumor Class for some. You may thmk all we ve done th1s year IS make money On the contrary we also spent tt Just thmk how much capttal we sacr1f1ced to buy onlons for the Freshmanlnltlatlon Dance we sponsored' Those poor Freshmen fsmfb Serrously though our efforts frultful or not have been dtrected toward one event the prom x I. ' t- My .J . X . 'IL James Cole, Roy Pullin, Dan Hemmingson, Ronald Wagner, Max Eaton, Everette Rowenhorst, Gary Billings, . . . . . . n u we SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW Left to Rxght Sh1r1eyBr1dges Larry Greenley E11eenBrasch M1keMoC1a1r1 E1a1neK11r1g aman FRONT ROW V1ck1 Schultz Treasurer Bob Brooks V1ce Pres1dent Lucy Hess Presldent Randylenkms Secretary Mr Grmnell Advls ,sj f 24 'K 63' f JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT Mlke Chhe Sharon Dr1sco11 Carol Ernst .hm Osgood Ann,Tenk1ns Don Blanchard Mlke Hamlm D1ane Bergmerer Mr Grmnell Mrs Nrcholson Aclvlsers Sherry Pres1dent Mrke Vlce Presxdent Carole Secretary .Tlm Treasurer I 'G C26 O? I rg 'IA -..QI I I f iff 5 ,O Q V I X ,,. S XJ EN R KN W ,Iii -gl' 11' 4 A I., . 1 ' X c I 9 ' XX 5?5a! I XX B T.. x JAMES BARROWS THAD BECHTELHEIMER ARLON BIENFANG AVONELL BIERSNER Page Sponsor PAGES PHARMACY 113 South Street Waterloo Iowa fi f .1 , f I: R2 , ,, e 5 . ,af 3, Erff .,Xg595?3.g53.x A 1 S x w.a2Af' f ff , , ,f W In 'if Q 3, 4 , A l, 1. fe f ig. xi: . e feflfjlzw Na ? V323 YH-fag .rw Lf 'al' 51' ' r N6 N . V lg L, , ga in L ,M -4 ., 1 . , i :. Ni ,A , V' -15 Sv 5, Q ,Q f 'fi uf 411361 -5 . .,. V:- iff! rg .E 'af 1 Q 'xiiffx oifzw if 'wyswk wr L W ,M If ,Q MS! 8 - , T: Lf V ' if ef Q Q, a N21 4 Q ,V .. . xg 3 1 ,QI iw, .. 4 fmt? ' .Ar Ra. 17 1 Q? ' 31Zif5 91 R- CRAIG TAYLOR JOYCE TIMMER WILLIAM WALTERS ROSE WENDLING Page Sponsor: ROTH JEWELERS - 227 E. Sth Street - Waterloo, Iowa w 4 4 SHEILA WOOLSEY MARGARET FLANSCHA HAND STUDIES 'I'he following pictures, known as Hand Studies, show the future aspirations of we, the Senior Class of 59. The Senior Superlatives, which follow the Hand Studies, describe the characteristics of each particular person. Jim S- ' HOCRCY P1aY9f George S. - Undecided Cliff S. - Aeronautical Engineer Page Sponsored by PITZE'S 224 E. 5th Sueet Waterloo, Iowa ff ff lim B EIGCIIOHICS Thad B ClV11 Engmeenng Arlon B Welder X L, LHYIY B COHCTI Robert B Doctor Judy C Secretary Dean C. - Marines Janet D. - Pianist Marilyn D. - Typist Karen D- ' SCCIGIHIY Marie D. - Homemaker Larry D. - Research Physics i' if N. ry, 5 .P F1 Dennis D. - Mechanic Gene E. - Butcher Arlene H. - Nurse A ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MOST STU DIOUS NICEST PERSONALITIES CLASS FLIRTS SHYEST MOST ARTISTIC W CLASS BLONDES BEST DRESSED Page Sponsor TENENBAUMS 208 E Fourth Waterloo Iowa 25, ie X Q' 1 Mn ful? L J PROP!-IECY On this the 13th day of May 1969 adistmguished gentleman Mr Gene Edsill now the pr1nc1pal of Orange School boarded h1s private plane for a trip to renew old memories with the members of the graduatlng class of 59 Seating himslef by a window he glanced at the control tower here at La Guardia AIFDOYI and thought of.Tudy Carstensen who IS trying to raise her 12 kids there with the help of her husband Max The plane took off and at last he was in the air He was beglnning to wonder whether or not he would enjoy this trip but was convinced he would after flndlng out that Arlene Hamer was one of the stewardesses We are now flying over the Empire StateBu1ld1ng she told him At the top of this building IS the hum ble home of Lucy Hess who has just inherited Manhattan. Also she sud I received a letter from Den n1s Duckett He tells me he went down to sign with the Air Force but decided aga1nst it when he found out about no married men By this time they were flylng across the Atlant1c Ocean He wished they could land right in the middle and talk to Thad Bechtelheimer who had majored in Civil Engineering and was building a bridge across the Atlantic The plane landed in Mecca Saudla Arabia whereDean Cross has been st1t1oned for the last ten yeus a d is stlll K P After talk1ng to h1m Gene left the next day for Africa where he VISIIGCI George Schrxeber who 1S running the Slenderella Beauty Salon for the nat1ves After a free treatment he took off for Ch1na and got there about noon. He hatledarick shaw and was greatly surprised to find out that the dr1ver was Davtd Summerhays who now has a route between was giving free lessons to blondes and redheads After a lesson he headed back to the a1rport and was on his way again this time bound for the Russian border After going through lots and lots of red tape he got to meet Larry Dirkes who 1S now working for the Russian Government taking the place of an electric brain for a salary of 75 cents 1 day He b1d farewell to Larry and took off this tune for India to see Janet the lady snake charmer He had to get there early to get a seat as she was perform1ng for Jlm Sallee the Maharaja ofInd1a and h1s 10 wives After a dehghtful performance and a brtef talk w1th each of them he decrded to spend the night at the swank1e Step up Stapel.la Hotel of which Chff IS the proprietor He arose br1ght and early the next morning for he had a 7 30 a m flight for Australia to v1s1t Lael Hoskins who IS producmg over sized Ostr1ch eggs at his nuclear operated farm After Catlllg a deltcious breakfast of Ostrich eggs and bacon we boarded the plane and reached the Haw11an Islands in t1me to eat dinner with J 1m Barrows and h1s mermaid w1fe who he met while deep sea d1v1ng 1n the Pacific That night he went to a basketball game at the Un1vers1ty of Hawaii where the Honolula Hula Dolls starr1ng B111 Walters were playing the Orange T1gers At this game, Marilyn Dean a Hula-Cheerleader was cheering for the Hula Dolls The final whistle blew and it was the Hula Dolls 99 to 98 The plane was warmed up and ready to take off when he reached the a1rport This time Alaska was h1S dest1nat1on They landed on an ice packed landing strip not far from the Alaskan Un1vers1ty He en te ed a large building which was part of the Un1vers1ty and got d1rect1ons to the Horticulture Department where he found Rose Wendlmg hovering over her new h1gh bred roses After a qutck tr1p through the green house he took off th1s time for Iceland to v1s1t Karla Sm1th ' ll Ol ' I7 H . . on . i . . ' . ,. the airport and Y. W. C. A. David told him on the way that Craig Taylor, the worlds' Pool Champion, after receiving landing, instructions, his olaneset down smoothly on the landing strip He was ereeted bx Larry Billings, now an IBI man Cleeland Bureau of lnvestrgatronsb, who escorted him to Iceland Igaloo H rgh wher e Karla was teaching Government to the little Eskimo Children After a lunch of whale meat and sea gull eges he headed for the Shetland Islands Here he visited Betty now the wife of Goa er nor Lawless, who rs raising Shetland DODICS After a brief look over the grounds of the Lawless' they headed the plane toward England This trip was a quick one as his plane got there just as the guards were changing rn front of the Palace. T here rn hrs colorful uniform was Arlon Brenfang, head guardsman We watched the fascinating scene and then they were headed for F rance. The frrst thing they sighted was the Eifal Tower, and he knew they were Corning close to P ar rs 'Ihe plane skrdded to a stop and he hailed a taxi for the Rue De Ha Parx where I-xaroleSrlbaugh, with her cl rrrnet solo, was the featui e act of the ea erung After the per formance he talked with lxarole for a brief moment, but he had to hurry as he had to catch hrs one o clock plane for Spain Hrs plane landed rn an arrnort outside of Spun. Ile followed the crowd of peoplr to the large arena mhcre Willie Schempp the Matador was perfornunv Excrtedly awaiting the results w as el scnor Medrco Bob Brooks the famous surgeon whose score for patching up was three matador's and 300 bulls 'lhe fight was an exerting one, and he bonded the plane again this time for the sunny country ofr3r1.1rl to drop rn on karen and her husband Rrlty on their Coffee Bean Plantatron He w rs disappointed to find secr ttary Ile couldn't wart long so he took off this trme for the Panama C anal They found a place to land and asked directions to the locks WIICIC Sharon Olsen was working the mechanism Ht found her eating her lunch and after joining her, she showed him around After a delrghtful trip he boarded his plane, this time for Mexico He landed on 1 Mexican plateau and headed for the Peco s Chilli Carn Carnre Factory where Marie Dietrich worked He found Department 3, the Canning Department, and talked for just a few minutes, as she was workrno and rfthey talked too Iona SHLr'a1f1ht get C'illIlCJCl He took off avarn this trme back to the U S A He flew to California landed rn Beverlx Hrlls, and rang the doorbell at Mrss Avonell Berrsner s home. After enterrne he noticed the walls were papered with gum wr apoers as she rs head taster at Grfley Spearmrnt Gum Company He had dinner with Joyce Trmmer , who was working as an apple picker rn the daytime, and rn the Applesauee Factory at night They visited for only a few mrnutes as hrs time was running out and he had to get to Mrchrfran He landed and walked to Lake Michigan where Beverly Lake, World s Champion Swrmmer, had just swam Lake 'xirchrean to see her fiancee, who was stationed on the other srde He got her autograph and took off for 'xew York He landed rn time to see 1 rocket take off He learned later that rt was Sheila Woolsey She had just won the World's Talking Marathon and was now on her way to Mars to compete for the Universal Contest lie boarded his plane for the last time for hrs trip back to the crta of Waterloo He knew he would neu er forget this exciting journey, and the thrill of seeing hrs old elassm rtes again. ' v dl- L V ' ' ' ' . , , Q A - D I U . L C K. X A u - A 1 L . I C I C ' L I A I L 1 X I . A , c l c fr . D t I Q , 'I' ' ' . . ' - I c I L ' 4 'I . 1 A , ' , ' ' as ' as 1 - ' Y . . , A . D 1 t I t 4' A I e L' ' ' A f N 1 C . Co ' 19 , . Q 1 . . I A K K . I . . V , , them gona: They fly daily to Waterloo, where Riley is now the president of I.P.S., and Karen is his private ' 2 . , .' A ' ' 1 2 . . A t c c D 1 ' L A 'L A , C ' n X Y I L , K Y , I . , L 0 A I . 1 ' r ' . ' . 1. I I r t . V K ' K I ' N v' rn ' 1 r P' T A 'D , K 0 L D, . ' 'C A , g ' t r ' V N ' . ' I ' . A , c 1 4 ' D I ' 1 ' I I ' ' L I . 7 . . Q . L . . , k K . .D . 1 1 . ' ' L f ' ' . ' ' r A ' C ' I r ' 'xt .1 L I - ' . tk I I r . 1 f 1. l I -A n Y . 4' 1 1 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 59 We the scmor Class of 1909 bemg of sound mrnd and memory do hereby w1ll the tollowrne Flrst We the Senror Llass do w1ll our good reputatlon wh1cl1 we have had for the past twelve years to the Jumors second We the bemor glrls do wrllour ab111t1es to shun showers ln P E Class and spread SLOSSID to eht Junror Grrls Ihud We the Semor boys do w1ll our ab1l1ty to flxrt w1th younger classmen fwomenj to the rest of the lrhgh School boys Fourth We the benrors mdxvrdually do wrll thc followxng I J1m Barrows do w1ll my abrlrty and daunw to stand up agalnst Mrs Grmncll Mr Grlnnell I Thad Bechtelhelmer do w1ll my vest Pocket Dlctxonary to Randy Ienkms I Arlon Blenfang do w1ll my abrlxty to skrp school legally to George Duckett I Larry B1ll1ngs do w1ll my abllrty to get out of class and study hall to anyone stuprd enouv h to try II l Bob Brooks bemg of sound mrnd do hereby QIVL to 11m Woolsey my herght and bass volce rn the hope that he can use one or the other of them I Avonell Blersner do w1ll my desk rn Room 10 and also my Government book to Norma Lampman I Judy Carstensen do w1ll my long fmgernalls to Syndy McM1llen I Dean Cross do w1ll my 1919 Januar Plckup that cuts out at 110 to Or l Seegmlller I Janet Dankenbrmg do w1ll my ab1l1ty as asslstant edrtor of the Orange Peeltnvs to get along wlth the edltor to my successor I Marilyn Dean do w1ll my abrhty of not I1l.I'I1IlU to Orva1Seegm1ller WHO D BETTER NOT I Karen Dehrkoop do w1l.l my shyness to Rosahe Rowert I Mane D1etr1ch do w1ll my ovel 'abundance of harr to Mr Grmnell I Larry Drrkes do w1ll my strarght A s to Dxck O Conner I Dennrs Duckett do hereby wlll my 1b1l1ty to stay out of tlouble to the hoods of the class of 1960 I Gene EdS1L1 do w1ll my qulet nature to Danny llemmlngsen I Arlene Hamer do w1ll my abtlrty to work wt Cannon s shoe store to Ronrue Walker who d probably rather work at Walker s I Lucy Hess do Wlu my ab1l1ty to keep my mouth shut at the rlght tune to Sharon Katzman. I Lael Hoskms do w1ll my books to Roy Pullm who wants them I Beverly Lake hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to cut my own hur to Norma Lampman. I Sharon Olson do w1ll my cheerleadmg umform to Danny Hemmxngsen Good Luck Danny' I ,T 1m Sallee do W111 my ab1l1ty to wr1te plamly to Evertt Rowenhorst I Wrllxe Schempp hereby bequeath my very few ab1l1t1es to my brother Max rn order that he may do what I d1d not I Karole Srlbaugh do w1ll my abrhty to carry bedpans to Mrs Grmnell who prob ably couldn t do tt I George Schrelber, do W111 my abxhty to get 1nto trouble at anytrme to George Duckett who really doesn t need It I Karla Sm1th do w1ll my abrhty to go steady for three years to Becky L1chty C11ffStapel1a do w11.l my abrhty to get a han' cut to .Tack Quall Betty Surm do w1l.l my ab1l1ty to keep a Lawless to Frankle Mlller Davld Summerhays do w1ll She1la Woolsey to Gary Bllhngs I Crarg Taylor do w1ll my pool cue to Randy J enklns. E ,X . vw f . , A . I K 7 ,V ' 1 5. . X . , Q . Y X . . X - 1 , 1 I . , . , , . . . I . .. 3 . N . , 5 , . . ' l I K 1 X - , . . . . , 1 2 . . . , , L. Y I !'r - . to . . 1 1 - 1 ,1 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 . Y . ' X. . A . X . . 1 1 1 ., c ' I 2 1 l I 1 Q3 1 1 L X - . 1 5, 4 1 Na X . . .. . . i r E i . Q 7 -7 . C7 . . .. . . . --' , 1 1 .-9 1 1 1 - 1 1 If '- 1 1 . . . , . , , c , 1 y , I. L' . 1 1 - . .. , . 1 1 '- 1 1 . 1 1 C S 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 - I, , . I, , . I, , . 1 1 WILL CON'T. I Wtlltam Walters do w1ll my hetght to ltttle J tm Cheevers I Rose Wendhng do w1ll my short ha1r to Syndy McM1llen. I Shetla Woolsey do w1l1 my natural blonde ha1r to Mrs Walton CLASS HISTORY August 29 1947 twenty mne bouncmg l1ttle s1x yeal olds entered flrst grade Dean Cox Rose Wend hng Teddy Brettbach Wenda SlTl1Ill Deanna LlCllLy Elleen Johnson Vernon Trent James Sallee Gary Gossee Betty Sttrm Ltnda Wlllramson Paul Nielson Rtchard Henderson Arlon Bemfang George Schrteber Thad Bechtelhetmer Lucy Hess Btlly Walters W1ll1amSchempp Robert Russell Bllly Acuff Ronme Buckmaster, J1m Barrows Melodle Calltes J1m Cheever Paula Deberg Martlyn Dean Janet Dankenbrtng Leonard Wawson of wluch twelve sttll rematn ROSLlVCl'lCl11llf' J1mSallee Betty Sttrm Arlon Btenfang George Schrleber Thad Bechtelhelmcr Lucylicss B111 Walters W1lll1lllSChCll1DP .Tim Bar rows Marllyn Dean Janet Dankenbrmg. Our second grade teacher wasMrs Entz We all remember the drfftculty we had getung our teacher s name stratght She was marrted durmg the summer and we all knew her as Mtss Tack Lael lloskms Jomed us thts year Our th1rd teacher was Mrs Kltngaman We lost two students from second grade Dean Cox and Ronnie Buckmaster Memorles from th1s class followed us through the rest of our school years we d1dn t have enough books Mrs Crane was honored w1th our presence tn fourth grade It was rather dlfflcult to apply ourselves and gatned Larry Btlltngs Lloyd Vlether and Karen Dehrkoop Mtss Elllott took the responstbxlrty of furthermg our educatlon There was a llttle d1sc1pl1ne problem that could have been due to sharlng rooms wtth the stxth grade That year we lostJ1m Cole and galned Rtchard Jaqutth and Galy Grange Our teacher for the stxth grade was Mrs llarrtngton. She probably can remember the laughmg that came from the mouths of a few Students Slxth grade was the year slldmg was very popular Boards DIOVICIT the transportat1on and all IH all rt was very excmng We lost R1chardJaqu1th but garned Bob Brooks Fred Kezar Francts Hammer Donald Hammer Carolyn Palmer Judy Carstensen and Arlene Hamer Seventh grade provtded us wlth qurteashock gotng from one teacher to four teachels and no rcccss' Our home room teacher was Mrs Ramsdell Bob Russell Donald Hammer and Francts Hammer all left durlng the seventh grade and Donald Sherbonda jotned us Mrs Ramsdell was our home room teacher for the elghth grade. All of the boys wtll remember the dtscusston we had with het over sports acttvmes THIS was the year our Junlor htgh basketball team was runner up In the Cedar-Consohdated basketball tournament We lost Wenda Slllllll Carolyn Palmer durtng thts year but gatned Cllff Stapella Joyce Ttmmer Karla Suuth W11111IH Carter and KaroleS1lbaugh keeptng our number tt thtrty one. Mrs Foy was our homeroom teacher durmg the ntnth grade Poetry seemed to f1ll our spare ttme durmg Mrs Foy s classes Our class expanded qutte constderably tn thc mnth grade wtth the add1t1on of Ccne Longnecker DarylCameron Boblvloran DannyN1edert Davtd Summerhays Darwm Stoner Charlotte Moody and Shetla Woolsey Deanna Llchty Donald Sherbonda Wlulqlll Carter and Fred lxezar moved Mrs Foy and Ml s Gflllllell were our sponsors ' . . I . . . . . , . ' . . . I D . D 0 ' 1 - . . . . I . Z ,I - I , I . I L . 1 . l I I 1 I 1 I U 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 5 ' 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 ' . 1 1 . 1 . . 1 I I 1 . 1 1 7 1 l 1 ' . - : ' ' ' : Q ' W ' . ' . 1 ' S 0 C . f ' ' ' s s ' L 1. D . I ' , s l , ' 4 Q ' - , 3 V . . . V H . , while sharing a room with the fifth grade. We lost three, Janice Hines, Eileen Johnson, MelodieCa1liesg . . . , A ' i t t , 4 ' xy . 9 1 . 1 1 4 1 1 n n , y C I - , , I . , . . V ' L, . H . , . ' . .L ' A 1 . Y y l , A D C f . . . x . . . . : 1 I , L , ' . . , , . V , b 0 ' I 1 I 4 'L I r ' CLASS HISTORY Mrs Best 1nd Mrs Grrnnell were our sponsors 1n our sophomore year An expertence we wtll never forget was our Blology freld tr1p We all found other thlngs to occupy ot1r m1nds bestdes Btology A few more students were ganned Avonelle Brersner Cra1gT1ylor Sharon Olson and lost Rexrne Brower Charlotte Nloodre Gary Grange Dtck Henderson Gene Longnecker 1nd Bob Moran Junror year th1s was the year for the Prom Mrs Marttn and Mrs Erler were our sponsors We spend most of our trme trytng to ruse money for the Prom and for our futureSen1or tr1p The Prom wws a btg problem Preparauons were made to hold tt at the Izaak W11ton League Club House By the ume of the Prom most of us were almost too ttred to enjoy ourselves but tt was great fun We 'tdded Beverly Lake Sandy Crook to our role and lost Darwm Stoner and Romld Peterson. 1918 1959 Sentors at last Thrs IS the brg yeftr School paper Annual another Prom Sneak Day and then Graduatlon Durrng study halls and after school we f1nd most ofthe Sen1ors erther workrng on the p1per or the annual. The IUIllOI'S now htve the prrvllege of putttng on a prom for us and preparatrons ure now betng made The annual ts neartnff completton and the ,Tumors take over the pwper so there 1sn't much left but the Sentor tr1p and gr ldl1'1I1Ol'l Butdon tsell ettheronc short' Money ts 1 blg problem for the Senlor Trtp We are plannrng to go to Chlcago and the class IS now workrng on projects tn order to make the 1nd1v1dual Cost as small as posslble Everyone IS looklng forward to gmduatron th1s sprtng We added a few new members to our class th1s year Dean Cross Gene Edstll Margaret Flanscha Larry Dlrkes and lost Sandy C rook and Beverly Lake We f1nd ourselves neartng the end of our stay 1tOrange. Some of us wtll further our educatron and some of us w1ll fllld jobs We hope the future holds much happtness and good ttmes, for all . . L 5 , L , L . . 1 A , , , ,L u , . . . . L . 1 u K V L C 0 , . L ,L , L F- . .. . L L L . x L. , ,L , , L L L L L L L ,. L L A C, L . L L L . . L . L , L . L . L. , , L L , , L V X 4 D L . ANNUAL STAFF It may sometimes seem to the bus mess manager of 'tn annual that most of the honors for the productionofagood book go to the editors but the business manigcr has just is important job and often is kept busy doing tt long wftcr the editorial staff has written the last Line of copy and sent the last proof back to the printer Fulfilling this position is Cliff Stapella Election to editorship of the annual is 1 distinct honor for the students chosen, but like election to any important position, it entails duties and responsi- bilities Co-editors are on the left and right Lucy Hess and Betty Stirm The position of adviser to the year book staff is a difficult one. To do a good Job will probably requiremore time preparation and study than other courses she will have to teach Mrs Grinnell in the center is our adviser The sports editor has a lot of duties for which he needs an assistant to com plete the Job on time Here from Left to Right are George Schrieber assistant sports editor , and LarryB11l1ngs sports editor The art editor also has an impor tant duty of illustrating the different Cl1V1S1Ol1S of the yearbook by creating his attractive divider pages Here busily at work is our art editor Dean Cross L 1 , . J A n . , N 1 u L t 1. 1. 3 . . 1 1. 1 1 n c 1. u 1 rf-- , - - u-' A A n , u The job of the Feature Edltors IS also 1 chffxcult one For II requ1res long hours of drfveloptnv the wrttten part of the wnnu l SE XTED LEFT TO RIGHT Th d lj chtelhelmer Marllyn Dean Shetla Woolsey 'md ,T1I1'1BZ1l l'OWS Gtvtng help to them lS thelr wdylser Mrs Grtnnell To help ftnance the annual you must have pwtxons support The Job ofthe ulvexttstng salesmen IS to go out and sell ads LEFT TO RIGHT Karen Dchrkoop Arlene Hamer Gene Edslll C11ffStape1la Sh :ron Olsen Crug Tay lor B111 Schempp and KaroleS11b1ugh It IS the Job of the publtcxty com rruttee to thtnk of wttty posters to attract the attentlon of prospecttve buyers of the annual. Shown here Wllh one of thetr posters LEFT TO RIGHT Beverly Lake Karla Sm1th Mar1cD1etr1Ch and Joyce Ttmmer D If you wereto wwlk through thehalls at noon you would spy our subscrlp t1on salesmen trymv thetr best to sell annuals to the students LEFT TO RIGHT JudyCarstensen LarryD1rkes Rose Wendhng George Schrrebcr and Davtd Summerhayes selhng wnnu 11s to Syndy McM1llen and Randy I enkms Page Sponsor LOHN1 BROTHERS 901-917 Commercial Street Waterloo, Iowa 5, f -:wa , '1:..'3:, sf: gi 3' gr IW! .. . x's Yah 6 tm ails iff' if .. .ea-X 5 W wt in Q Q ,Qi ef F' 9 i V if r , PAPER STAFF Getout the Beat Sheet, proof read the paper, send it to the printer. All of these are the jobs of the Editor and his assistants. Here, pictured above, they are receiving some advice from their adviser. Getting out and selling the Orange Peelings to make ends meet is the job of the Business Manager. He is pictured below selling a subscription to a fellow student. E f Z id ea a S . as 1 2 ed o E :: if 5 Page Sponsor W I HUMMEL's ounce man AFOPTS 301 west Fourth street STUDENT CODE Waterloo, Iowa PICTURED FROM Left to Right are: Janet Dankenbring, the Assistant Editor, Mrs. Barck, Adviserg Craig Taylor, Editor. PICTURED FROM Left to Right are: Jim Sallee, Customer Thad Bechtelheimer, Business Manager. NATIVE TURK SPEA T0 STUDENT BODY NATIONAL MERIT if 5 a E 'U E CE T0 NAMENT R UUCTI nsnmc AND ow LA UN AY N AD ORANG P CES SECOND! NIORS PRESENT BRO E CO E Is 936 ENROLL TO SET ALL TIME HIGH Page Sponsor I ORANGE SCHOOL ELMS CAFE 218 S I 1 HNCREASES BY 86 Waterloo. Iowa I thlnk th1s story w1I1 rate the front page says one of the feature edltors LEFT TO RIGHT Lucy Hess Marllyn Dean and Jun Barrows The Orantxe Peellngs have been ma11ed and dlstrlbuted to the proper places Now ll 1S the end of the work for the Clr culauon Department for thls month LEFT TO RIGHT 11m Sallee Judy Carstensen Rose Wend lmn and Karla Smrth The new WIIISIS also play a very lmportant part 1n the wrmns, of the Orange Peellngs LEFT TO RIGHT Patty Brown, Sha ron Olson, Arlene Hamer, Karole Stlbauoh, Ka r e I1 Dehrkoop B A C K ROW. Larry Drrkes, B111 Schempp, Shella Wool sey, Larry Bllllngs, and Jrm Sallee, fi WX R72 ' . U C .L MIXED CHORUS BAC K ROW Left to R1ght Syndy Mclwhllen J1neSay1or Marllyn Dean Ianet D3.l1k6l'1bl'1l'l Arlene Hamer Cnolyn Stonemwn Glendw 'I eager Roswhe Roewert Fred Roewert P 1ulNelSon Ronlne Wwlkcr Jerry Birrows Thad Bechtelhenner Xlormw Lampmwn ,Tqmce Johnson Shlron lxatzxnwn 5he1la Woolsey Cqrol lx1dgcw1y Nwncy Xbernwthv Nwncy Wrdnmn Sh111eyBrrdvc5 Norma ThompsonKarenDehr1xoop bECOND ROW Donna Grady Jownne lwennqn Karol: Srlbwugh Shwron Olson Rose Wcndlmg Mix E mon John Nhller Bob Brools Gwrv B1u1Ilf'S Stwn lxluver IudySnnth Lucx Hess Llnda Dryrs FIRST ROW Dow Mrller Rof1erBr1ndhorst Terry Sandberg G1ryBerffme1cr J1I'l'lB3,H'OWm Orval See nuller Randylenkrns B111 Davrs BOYS GLEE CLUB BACK ROW Left to Rlght BIHDEIVIS Deanflross Randy .Tenluns Gene Edsrll Bob Brooks J'1fn Birrows OrvalSeegm1ller Davld Holgate Jack Quarl. SECOND ROW Fred Roewert Terry Sandberv John Mrller Doug Mrller Roger Brandhorst Gary Bergmerer, Gary Chxlcote Allen Benson FIRST ROW hm Woolsey Paul Nelson Danny Hernmrngsen ,Terry Barrows Thad Bechtelhelmer Stan Kluver ROIUIIC Walker Page aponbor WEmTbIDE MAID RIIE 410 West Park brreer Waterloo, Iowa Y f x ' 1 1 Q E f ' S' v- J. 5? -Q 5' o f r. 1 D 1 , 1 . X '. ll. .5 1 of .pr R . ' . V ' ' ' ly 1 5 A . . , 1. , ,, J, , . v ,YV ' . , . , ' ' K I 1 C 1. I 1 1 1 L ' x ' r . r ' , . 5 , r . . , C , 1 ' K , , . N. v , v . .A . , I ,. , X , . , 'L , 1 K Q 1, ll r , ,. , . . ,. A I . . . Y f . , Q 1 , L L , 1. , , l. l , - I . . , . V . U Y ' 1 X l C . an L 'Q 1 . I L ' ' o . i 5 . . A n . . 1 O 1. , , e 3 y 1 - v y s I - I l 1 1 1 - 4 I . 4 ' - 1 1 - n Us x I r I ' - . . , . fs 1 s s 1 1 . JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB BACK ROW Left to Rxght Llnda Sturtz Rosalle Hemmlngsen Sandy Bartlett Kathleen Sxnk L1nda Deerf1eld Ela1ne Petersen Mary Brown Sharon Halverson Sharon Dr1scol.l Vee Walsh Dorothy Dank enbnng Marklta Blough Merly Johnson BOIIIIIC Johnson Jan1ce Stephens Jonell Rousellow Sharon Blough Carol Cole L1ndaRendon SECOND ROW Anne Jenklns Janet Hall Becky Yeager Rtta Wtdger Candy S1lbaugh Joan Benefxel Bonme Grautt Shrrley Blough Charlotte Homan Sheryl Chnstenson Leann Spence Dlanna Bergmeter Carol OConnor Jeanne Noble. FIRST ROW Mary Nelson Susre Voshell Donna K1tner Dune Ernst Carol Ernst Bobb1eBenham Jane Kelvlngton Pam Woolsey Becky Chtlcote. SENIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB BACK ROW Left to R1ght Kathy Hall Carolyn Stoneman Joyce Dehrkoop Elleen Brasch Glenda Yeager Joanne Nerman Patty Brown Arlene Hamer Sally Wxtcher Carolyn Donelson Vtckt Schultz Lmda Davrs Janet Dankenbrxng Cynth1a Petersen Sharon Katzman Karen Dehrkoop E1a1neK11ngaman Dee Harms Jaluce Johnson Judy Sm1th Lucy Hess Marsha Wxlson Nancy Wtdman Sh1rleyBr1dges Mary Jane Loberg Norma Lampman MargaretHoman SECOND ROW Iann Myers Marllyn Dean Sharon Olson Inrole S11b8Ugl'I Donna Grady Carol Myers Kathy Sandberg Denae Rousellow Nancy Abernathy Sandra Bergsma Norma Thompson Chnstxne Beard She1la Woolsey Carol Rrdgeway Sandy HIHYQLIS Beverly Benef1e1 FIRST ROW Rosahe Roewert Rose Wendhng Jane Saylor Peggy Lwanzrger Syndy Mc Mlllen Sharon Relners Page Sponsor MAC S PHARMACY 1225 West Fxfth Waterloo Iowa s . , ' : ' , ' ' , , ' , ' I u 1 1 l g g ' I 1 A 1 I s D p , A I . ' - ' 1 , . - . , , , , n 1 . 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I s ' - 1 f f CONCERT BAND Ma fs , ,gl C 1, i 3 air. its BACK ROW Roger Anderson cornet Dale Holdtman cornet Harlan lvlorrtsson corner Jtm Barrows corner B111 Dav1s bass Rrchard Blough trombone Thad B6ChI6ul611'l'l9l' trombone LarrvRe1s1nger bass Gerald Shrrk Cornet Roger Brandhorst cornet Tom Grady Cornet Lee Mlller cornet THIRD ROW Bob Re1s1nger barltone Jantce Stephens clar1net John Peck tenor saxophone Sheryl Hollts bart tone Ronald Wagner drums Stan Cluver flute Donna Grady french horn Sh1rleyBr1dges drums Vee Walsh saxophone Gary Whtte saxophone Denae Rousselow flute Ela1neKl1ngaman tympanl SECOND ROW Barbara Le1st1kow saxophone Rebecca Yeagel clartnet Mary Johnson clartnet Cra1gM1ller Htckmen french horn Jtm Woolsey drums Lmda Sturtz flute Syndy McM1J.len bass clartnet Mr Berry d1rector FIRST ROW lane Saylor clar1net Sharon Olson clartnet Terry Galv1n clar1net Jet ry Barrows clwrlnet Dale M1l.ler clartnet Tom Shtrk clartnet Curtts Hollls clartnet Nancy Aber nathy clartnet Jonell Rousselow clartnet Lee Ann Spence clarlnet Durtng the past year the Orange Concert Band has parttctpated 1n many act1v1t1es We gave two annual wlnter and sprlng concerts and played two short concerts at the Ollver Fleld Day The Band Boosters Club was also very tctrve with Bake Sales Our Annual Magazme Sale was agatn a success ln addttton to our many acttvxttes we were able to purchase a bass clartnet Page Sponsor IHOSSE MUSIC HOUSE NME th Waterloo Iowa 2 . 1 ' . . 1 ' , 2 ' . I l ' , 3 D , I D t I . ' ' , : ' . : , : . s ' , 2 : . . , . S . I . 3 ' , 5 . a .- : , : , 1 , : ' ' , s , 1 5 1 ' , ' 9 , 5 ' A , 'Q : ' ' , - : ', ' 1 , ' 1 ' ' . cornetg Jim Osgood, cornetg Joe Daringer, drumsg Janice Johnson, fluteg Lewis Rogge, drumsg David ' , S s ' , 1 ' , 2 ' . ' s . . ' - 1 . ' s . ' : ' , ' Q A , K . S . , . S . , . 5 . . l . 3 - . ' : , ' s . ' - , . LA ' ' ' ' lf-, . 4 . Q Y . V W, Z, rg: Q , L Q V A 04' I J, X K V 4 , . , 5 43 2 i 'P f 5 sf K' Q A , f . I. X - v I o X - Y A tl ,vm ,, at 'C f P05- J xx 0 y Brllmgs George Schrreber Orval Seegmrller Randy J -4 v-1 u-1 D1ck Arenholtz Jack Quall Jerry Osgood Budlong Davrd Cl1ne John M111er and Delbert FRONT ROW Managers Assrstant Coach Vance Baud Clam Lee M1 ler ABSENT Jerry Barrows Fred Rowert Louis Rogge Manager J1m Woolsey Terry Sandberg 3bj battrng Larry Brllmgs fp 367 sy battmg cj battrng 435 hm Barrows fs CP This fall the Orange baseball team was bu11t around these erght returmng 347 ofj batting and Thad Bechtelhelmer fp 353 Thad Bechtelheimer J1m Barrows Larry B1l11ngs George Schrelber lettermen Drck Arenholtz prtched George Schrerber pltched two wrns and one loss and Mrke McC1a Drck Arenholtz Paul Nelson Orval Seegmrller two losses and Larry B1 l 0116 Wlfl no losses Thad Bechtelhelmer IWO WIIIS season left Orange wrth frve w1ns and four losses Orange lost to The fall no wms and one loss rngs twrce Garrlson Geneseo Dysart twrce and Readlyn tw1ce The wrns lnclude The co-captar 1s elected for the year were Larry Blllmgs and Thad Bech and Clutrer Dunkerton telhem er The team batted an average of 246 ln mne games wrth George Schrreber O PONENTS SECTIONAL TOURNAMENTS ORANGE OPPONENTS GAMES PLAYED ORA NGE PCT 1 0 6 8.l'l'lSOI1 G BB RBI TAB CO CIICS 8 G 3 0 CDO CN HITS ll IT! rval Seeg O PLAYERS IIOWS Ba Jrm 6 0 7 3 7 7 kerton Dun Geneseo Readlyn dlyn Rea 9 6 5 1 2 1 Clutrer Dysart 8 Thad Bechtelhermer BB PCT RBI TAB HITS PLAYERS TK 435 9 9 2.3 George Schrerber 4 174 5 23 4 Mrke McClain LN!-O v-401 -1 -4 Dav1d Cl1ne 6 6 Paul Nelson 4 O00 1 14 0 sgood yO J err 4 231 2 13 3 ndy Jenkms 10 BACK ROW: Coach, Dick Mi es, Pau Ne son, Jim Barrows, Thad Bechte1heimer,Larr ' ' , ' , ' , enkins, Mike Mc- : . n 1 1 1 f I . . . . . . i y . y . Y 3 .1- y . . .1 . . H P ' 2 . 1 Dysart 1 ' i er 5 2 9 .192 ' ll 3 5 2 .367 . . . . ' 23 5 4 .347 ' ' 1 ll 1 .91 5 Larry Bi ings 5 9 .353 - . 7 4 .240 Ra ' . X Q D' . 4 000 6 1 z 0 renholt A ck 1 .1 . .Lx Page Sponsor KRESGE'S 219 E. 4th Street Waterloo, Iowa PLAY BALL! We are behind. So the coach decides to change pitchers, the pitcher gets warmed up, and the umpire yells PLAY BALL. K' X XXXYAY i if Z5 lt f I . , STRIKE ONE! Thad takes a mighty swing and just A HIT! The batter swings and he connects for a base stirs up a cloud of dust. hit, SAFE ON FIRST! He ran as hard as he could and was SLIDING HOME! The runner gave it all he had, but safe on first. his effort was wasted as he was out. BACK ROW Larry Brllrngs Thad Bechtelhermer Max Eaton, ,T1m Sallee, Ronn1e Wagner, C11ffStepel.1a, Roy Pulhn, Lael Hosklns, Gary Chrlcote B111 Davls FRONT ROW Paul Nelson Lou1s Rogge Mr Mlles, Rlchard Blough Delbert Budlong ur Barrows Th1s years basketball team was burlt around these four returnmg lettermen Jrm Barrows, Larry Brllrngs Thad Bechtelhe1mer and Chff btapella, wlth help from ,hm Sallee, Ronnle Wagner and Paul Iwel son The seasons record was 15 wrns and frve losses The team s shootxng percentage was 343 w1th a 56 1 pornts per game. Cllff Stapella had a 12 3 pornt averaffe per game Larry B1ll1ngs was next w1th a 10 2 average followed closely by Thad Bechtelhexmer who had a 9 9 average per game. Orange placed second 1n the Cedar Consohdated Conference wrth a 8 2, wh1ch was very close to the Dysart champtons who had 9 1, and w1th the thlrd place Dllce wlth a '7 3 record Orange placed second tn the Black Hawk County Tournaments by 1os1ng a very close game to the East B team The Co-Captams for the season were Cl1ffStapella and Thad Bechtelhermer ORANGE OPPONENTS County 1OL1l'll3Illn,IllN QjRANQ,E OPPONLNFIN Dunkerton we r Hrgh WM B Drke Ceneseo Dxsart Jtsup Hudson D lnkerton Drle Lent. o secuonal lournament Coxertrmej Readl xn bl Mary Page Sponsor PAUL MILLERb D X W Fourth and Ansborough Waterloo, Iowa 31 J: rw Z2 Hudson E321 B ILHs Dy art Qoxertrmtj Porte. nd 1 Dllxc, L tm eo Dx art Ilud or D IDRCYIOH C lu er Dllxn, C Ulu CO 5 Dx art Ports, Hudson J : c . . , . I . . . . . . , . . l Z , . , . . , , , . . 1 I ' I . . , . . . . . , . D . . . . . . . 52 39 ' :A 38 5 ' 57 Sl 50 56 ' as 'J 33 79 ' , as 53 ' 56 52 ar 03 ' ' 44 64 - 54 40 's 47 52 44 G6 ' ' ' La ' V4 55 r - 4:3 6:1 ll N511 55 57 qflmief 4o Freshman- Sophornoreiegomhh-f A 152 x- 42 'FImi +-- W ea 9- -QQ as as pl av - - f- I - 5 :so ,s 36 52 , V ' T-rf - gn Tj 2:1 jcsup -11 56 ' ' s 57 rio s 1 35 26 L '39 28 I ti 26 . -33 ' ' - 51 I Q 27 , y fl QS ' 24 rcguq rw - 211 41 Q0 L3 A 36 3 23 Coach, Mr Mlles B111 Davrs 11m Barrows Lael Hosk1ns, Roy Pullm, Thad Bechtelhermer C11ff Stapella Ronnle Wagner, hm Sallee Max Eaton, Larry B1l11ngs Paul Nelson Gary Chxlcote Orval Seegmlller ASSISIZDI Coach Mr Balrd Managers 1n FRONT ROW R1chard Blough Delbert Budlong Louls Rogge SEASON S RECORDS 1958 59 Players Games Freld Goals Free Throws Fouls Rebounds Total Per Game Clrff Stapella Thad Bechtelhermer Ronald Wafgner Paul Nelson 11m Sallee J 1m Barrows Orval Seegmrller Davrd Summerhays Max Eaton B111 D3.V1S Lael Hoskrns Roy Pu111n Gary Chllcote CI 274 2 2 4 5 CI 7 04 5 454 3 0 0 O O POIHIS Aw erage 4 TEAM TOTAL 1201 OPPONENT TOTAL 4 1132 Won 15 Lost Black Hawk County Tournament 2nd Place Cedar Consolrdated Conference 2nd Place Lettermen 2 4 3 2 24 3 4 1122 M A P . M A P . ' ' ' 20 86 220 .390 74 106 .698 71 198 2 6 12.3 ' ' 20 65 237 . 67 99 .6 8 60 167 197 9.9 I 20 43 106 .405 43 61 .7 22 1'3 129 6.5 ' 19 44 149 .295 34 53 .641 49 338 122 6.4 1 ' 18 60 161 .372 30 51 . 88 37 105 150 8.3 Larry Billings 17 73 208 .350 28 51 .549 36 71 174 10.2 ' 14 12 43 . 79 4 7 .571 24 9 28 2.0 fl ' 8 9 17 .529 5 11 . 5 7 23 2.9 ' 7 4 14 . 85 2 6 . 33 5 8 10 1.4 6 9 21 . 28 3 10 .30 3 23 21 3.5 ' ' 6 5 9 .5 5 2 2 1. O0 4 0 12 2.0 L ' 6 0 6 .000 0 1 .000 2 2 0 0.0 ' 4 1 2 .500 4 5 .800 3 2 6 1.5 ' 1 2 8 .250 0 0 . O0 3 1, 4 4.0 20 413 .343 96 63 .6 9 3 78 56.1 3 6 .305 236 412 .57 3 6 676 928 46.4 5 '. 5 f X 1 ii l U. L3 QQ WF fix' 1 .H -.JA , up T? 4, Q if at K f ,sg 0 Q V Xi, X- M, I w Qi? ii A, A' 5, . X -s' .fik.t..,: L - 1 'My ' JS . 5 , 1 1 Q 'Y Q 1 J S LL - A 'fi 4 9 fx xx w 5- I? .1 Mum . -B M,f?. If 1' K is A ' 4 5 ff 1' Q J 1 A A- 1 A 4 6 SECOND TEAM Gary Clulcore I ack Gua11 Drck Arenholtz hm Harrrs Guard Forward Guard Guard BACK ROW, Left to Right: Doug Miller, Eddie Van Cleave, Jerry Barrows, Coach Vance Baird, Dale Miller, John Miller, Jim Woolsey. FRONT ROW: Jim Harris, Jerry Osgood, Gary Chilcote, Gerald Shirk, Jack Quail, Arny Cole, Dick Arenholtz. Jerry Osgood Gerald Shirk Mike McClain Arny Cole Forward Center Forward Center CS I Page Sponsor: ARROWHEAD VENETIAN BLINDS COMPANY - Hwy 218 N. ' W21ISl'100, Iowa I is CHEERLEADERS fx .J FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Left to Right Nancy Turner E11eenBrasch Vrckl Shultz E1a1ne Rlrnga men Iann Myers 6 M ,wxl IUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left IOR1ghI Candy Sllbough Carol Ernst Sherry Dr1sco11 Dee Walsh Jane Kelvmgton Dlana Bergmler X-X 56 Page Sponsor PINKERTON BUILDING 302 112 West Fourth Waterloo Iowa :V A - . , . ' . .n I VZ xg 2 Q y , 1 9 G S Q E 0 3 E is if 3 A + 0, X. Mar11yn Dean Sharon Olson Captam She looked at the crowd from her pos1t1on of the floor Oh 1f they s only yell a l1tt1e louder' Her back had been achtng at half t1me but she had forgotten about ll It wou1dn't come back unttl after the game and maybe not then 1f they won She t h o ug h t momentarrly about the next yell They d chang ed the Jump at the last pracuce She must be sure to remember how to do lt Karole Sllbaugh Only three seconds left of the over tlme and the score was t1ed Come on come on' She was al most praymg There was the buzzer a se cond after he s spllt net' She was player yelllng and Jumpmg 1n the alr She d1dn t seem to be aware of her ured muscles and mussed outf1t They had won! Arlene Hamer Peggy Zwanzrger Page Sponsor GILBERTVILLE GRAIN AND LUMBER Gllbertvllle Iowa V AR S I T Y . . ' ' 1 out on the .floor grabbing the first C H EE R LE A D ER S K .wr J. A t,--VS ' . .aff ', ' BACK ROW B111 Dean Harold Cox Don Blanchard Tom Mace Mr Baud Tom Grady Trm Petersen Crarg Lrchry Mrke Turner SECOND ROW Crarg Mtller B111 Story Ronnre Nelson Terry Andreeson Mrke Hamlln Brran Carpenter Charles Gage Bob Gernandt Mrke Clrne Tom Osgood Max Schempp FIRST ROW Walter Srlbaugh Kenny Emmons Roger Anderson Marltn Anderson Kenny Eckland Bob Stum Mrke Ellrott Bruce Sandberg The Orange ,Tumor Hlgh Basketbll team wrth Mr Vance Barrd as their coach have played seven games They were wrth Geneseo twrce LaPorte Hudson Dunkerton T C and Immanuel Lutheran Hrgh pornt man for the team was Mrke Chne and also scorrng for them were Brran Carpenter Crarg Mrller Ronme Nelson Mrke Hamhn Terry Andreeson and Bob Gernandt Page Sponsored by BOB BERTCH PHARMACY 966 Falls Ave Waterloo Iowa 54 gl 1- ' 'Fw -.. -as ia, :' 5, .EGR . ' ' 7 I 1 0' v Abi x s 5 U A xxx. A ? D' . - ' s ' Q li W g 5 . QMDI ,A K5 , ,A ,S 3 A 1 y ei 5 tl. ,A X x A A , . ,I , l 1 f f . :leak ar .xy , 5 Q I1 V aj v I' ' K- .ds fl V -1 NX ' 1 .N ir xi FUTURE Teach-:ERS W gf 1 Svucu Cws N SF , N f f' N K, r' f' , Q If ff X X . X f 6 Hlsczzzaufaus Hxs SCIENCE CLUB BACK ROW, Left to Rlght Mr Strertberger Dale M111er Dave Rerchert Gerald Shlrk Alan Benson B111 Davrs Terry Ga1v1n Ronnre Wagner Jerry Barrows J1m Mrller J1m Harrrs Larry Dlrkes FRONT ROW Left to Rrght Jrm Lewrs Margaret Homan J1m Woolsey Jrm Anderson Larry Greenly Mary Jane Loberg Vrckr Dretz Lynn Newcomb Elleen Brasch Iann Myers Kathy Andrews Future Teachers Club was organlzed th1s year for the f1rst ume at Orange We chose the name Orange Future Teachers The purpose IS to grve any student mterested 1D the teacrung professron a chance to look more closely at the problems and work of the teachers Each member rndrcated a deslred f1e1d of endeavor and arranged 1nter V16WSW1thIh6 teachers of that f1e1d Then the students began worklng wlth the teachers FUTURE TEACHERS BACK ROW Left to Joyce Dehrkoop Joanne Nreman Mr Baker Sponsor Kathy Sandberg Carol Rldgeway Larry B1111ngs Rlght FRONT ROW Left to Rrght J amce Johnson Sandra Wrlson Donna Grady Darlys Dlx Larry Dukes Page Sponsored by CLUTE'S SUPER MARKET 1657 Falls Avenue Waterloo. Iowa u n n . ' ' ' 1 . .- . - p . I l :KKK if Vx XQJQE 'i at ? fi 'S E? The speech club was started prrmarrly for the students who wanted to enter the Prehmrnary Speech Contest held at West Hrgh School Below IS hsted how the students placed Frrst place wlnners were Sharon Olson Janet Dankenbrxng andJ'aneSay1or Second place wrnners were ,TeanPh1ll1ps Iwancy Wrdmann ,Tan1ceJohnson Mary Jane Loberg and Donna Grady Also debate teams wereformed They areRay ,Tergens Craig Taylor B111 Schempp Page Sponsor ERNSTERS DRUG 929 West Frfth Waterloo Iowa XQN bla Most of the mrmeographmg durmg the year IS done by Dav1d Summerhayes L arry B1ll1ng and Lael Hoskrns Among thelr jobs have been programs for the Pop s Con cert Chrlstmas Program and Sprlng Festrval and makmg lundergarten report cards n FN -l . 1 Q3 S f. Rosalie Rowert, Syndy McMillen, Bob Brooks, Sharon Olson, and Randy Jenkins. ,TN Q' f y, L l I PERSONNEL COOKS: Alice Pohlman, Jessie Hauge, Vera Himebauch, Ruth Messer, Ruth McNamee, Irene Ridgewa Y. BUS DRIVERS: Everett Miller, Ralph Stokes, Byron Mather, Joe Werner, Russell Van Duyn, Curtis Mather, Neil Fike, Orval Seegmiller, Alvin Wheeler, Clifford Trent, Virgil Rousellow, Walt Knipp, Estel Petersen. Page Sponsored by GILBERTVILLE MILLING CO. Gilbertville, Iowa CUSTODIANS: Melvin Stephens Stanley McNamee. .1 v-fm k ikm 4 5.5 J ' liz? Q R' gh-Ai' fl 1 vs rf-'3- L giv- .ask f- A ,I .JK v.,n,,, .M- I WWW at Tiiissjaf' K fr if Q Q A in J, mp. .J t wa ff 'gg-5133 Y? K ik lf.. 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' f . . , 4 '- BERKLEY HARDWARE Buy quality seeds from.. 302 West Fourth Street Waterloo, Iowa BLACK HAWK SEED FARMS Specializing in Industrial Arts Vocational Agricultural LaP0rte Iowa Tools G Supplies MIDWEST PATTERN CO 84 West ll AD 2 7993 Waterloo Iowa We the Ed1tors of the 1959 T1ger wtsh to take th1s opportun1ty to thank all of the people who have helped us ID puttmg together our book We wlsh to thank the teachers who were so klnd as to excuse us from class sometxmes to sell advertxslng and to work on tht book the proprletors of the varlous bus1nesses who helped us by buytng ads lll our book Mr Solberg the Inter Collegxate representatlve who advised us on matters that were completely new to us and our advlsers and we would l1ke to thank Mrs Grlnnell our adv1ser who gave us so much of her t1me to help us and to proofread all the layout mats We also QIVC our hearty thanks to all the other members of the staff who were very klnd tn co operatlng wlth us The Ed1tors . 5 Q I . ,,. ,,. . . , . 3 : . . . .Y . Q - 1 ' . ' 1 I V . u . . 5 ' I 1 FINIS There were trmes we thought we wouldn't' There were tlmes we thought we cou1dn't' Our mmds are wracked Our backs are stooped THIE TIGER STAFF Page Sponsor TOY FAIR Taken from the SELECTED PAGES 328 East 4th Inter Co1Ieg1ate Press Inc Waterloo Iowa The TIGER is here and we are POOPED! ! !' N R COLLEG ATE P FACTORY HOME UFFVCE Kunsus Cnty 7. H 'K io, - iw! Pugwwfn Kuff' Maw'n1P,v.-H B51-B ,....f.rmmw , A Nw. sy--fa gf, xg in A rv ' 5. ,Q if 55 44 's fxxgir Wi' 'T ,Ji rr ff' ,' . A' K' VJ rv . AA V g? - Q --Aa.