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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

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QQ' Bw 77 Gif. -' A ' 5 A ,bl 1'- fu , ur 1 Qu' ' ' ,fed ,ax nav ' Alf' 1 .4 5-4 ,par 'V' ,.,-f ', 1 - f N ' r 8 1967-'68 The Tiger Tales Orange High School Waterloo, Iowa 'Y Table ol Contents Administration .............. . Page 4 Fall ........ .... P age I2 Winter .... .... P age 28 Spring .... . . . Page 96 Classes .... ..... P age H5 Advertising ..... .... P age 153 The members of the Tiger Tales Staff are proud to dedicate the 1968 Tiger Tales to Mr. Ron Burnell. Mr. Burnell was chosen because of his friendliness and helpfulness toward the faculty and student body of Orange High School. The wrestling team has maintained high recognition in the North Iowa Cedar League Conference under the coaching and guidance of Mr. Burnell. The 1967 sea- son the wrestlers won the conference title and also sectional championship in class A competition. Mr. Burnell has been teaching and coaching at Orange since 1960. He has taught physical education and social studies beside coaching wrestling and track. The student body is proud and pleased to have Mr. Burnell on the facultyg he is a welcomed addition to the entire school. Mr. Ron Burnell Coach Burnell demonstrates a move to the eighth grade class. rounaanons rormea ny Hamlnlsrranon Seated: Mr. Sydney A. Thomas, Presidentg Dr. George Hohl, Superintendent of Schoolsg Mrs. H. W. Rehder, Mr. Gordon Spry. Standing: Mr George Dlestelmeier, assistant Superintendentg Mr. Stewart R. Seidler, Mr. William F. Close, Mr. Ernest Barker, Director of Curriculum, Dr. Richard Welles, Mr. Charles H. Dalton, Jr., Mr. Harold Hartman, Secretary and Business Manager. 'E Q S 4, Q ,Q -9' DR. GEORGE HOHL Superintendent MR. GEORGE MR. ERNEST BARKER DIESTELMEIER Director of Curriculum Assistant Superintendent MS JW' MR. DARRELL GRINNELL MR. HAROLD HARTMAN Personnel Director Business Manager 8: Secretary Mr. Richard L. Miles Principal Mr. Miles, principal for the past 9 years at Orange High is shown here checking the scheduling of classes for next fall. The student body of Orange High deep- ly appreciate Mr. Miles' continuing efforts to make Orange High an outstanding school. Mr. Miles graduated from UNI and earn- ed a Master of Arts from UNI. He is a member of many professional organiza- tions. Mr. David L. Lynch Assistant Principal Sewing as assistant principal, Mr. Lynch has the responsibility of administrating the junior high school, assisting the administra- tion, and working with the guidance de- Mr. Vern Bredow Mrs. Sylvia Mooney it Guidance, Math GUid21HCC, ' Psychology ,. ' I 1 ,..t... 522 , ' V .,,, l . - I ELEM? ,K .p X L.. L Z R 5-a pa N Q ' 'YW 0 - Q -4-,rxfn ,fsgriaf it S Q' 5 I .t,, 1 'X V f ff fifffizjf EEN w l s kg K V x J Hflfxrfivi A... ' rler - ff ia w f 'as?6w'w f-,fl'A'X. 'K fr L- Mrs. Betty Martin Mrs. Nadine Mrs. Marilyn Dungan Librarian Schroeder Secretary Secretary 1 xg . ' V rf' W4 .aw we ti nh 'xx - V --rx, it Est: S ' lllli 7 m l fklxl fc.. A ' up a t li -st.. ..e...rl if r f 7' .... Mrs. Emma Bechtelheime Mrs. Mary Thielen Mrs. Sharon Conard Attendance Clerk Bookkeeper Nurse partment. . Mr. Lynch graduated from the Univer- Mfg, Doris J 011113011 Mfg, Betty Hafbaugh Miss Patricia Billings Slty 0fNebr21SkH With 3 m3l0f U1 Physical Clerical Assistant Clerical Assistant Clerical Assistant education and later received his Masteris degree in School Administration at the University of Nebraska. HH' and IVIUSIC CYIFICH UUFFICUIUWI 56357 ti f ' wg, J 'vvbz . . ' A 'f TL. UF' 7' ,' 'AF' 2 T ,g if tag? 1 .,.., aa rf? Mr. David Thompson Art Mr. Thompson and student observe the class projects. Mr. Jones listens to Lisa Conyers in a typical practice session. The music department has worked hard to produce top-notch entertainment with such groups as pep band, stage band, cho- rus, chamber singers, and other trios and quartets. Miss Ellen Ellis Mr. John J ones Vocal Music Instrumental Music Exploring the Unknown in Math and cience l s l Mrs. Barbara Amoss Mr. Agris Aperans Math, Science Science Mr. Botton observes as Dave Calton and Mark Stephens prepare Mr. William Botton Mr. Ed Carroll an experiment with sodium acetate in senior science class. Chemistry, Physics Math . K' 3 ,.,.- Mrs. Shirley Davey Miss Donna Hagerty Math Math Mr. Horace Hegg Science Mr. William Naus Math, Industrial Arts Mr. Stanley Whelchel Science Language evelops unaersranamg 4 ,ffl of tfiggiiifayly '3vffW,5'e5'fliis, P wr rf .1 it wwf' 2 , Yr , , Q :alma -5,112 M ,gf r News w if ffl' r , Ei 'XV l F g 5 A 41 l if arlwxaf . if f si fa ew fi if be Y .Y 1' i f . 55' . ,Qt , . Vg . . I 5 - A, l A g lil' K I X N ,gn If 5 'i li A You-. wr: ig v ' 1' ,r r we 1 --.- 1 , rfflfgv A A izglssfiiiwi 1 l This is a typical sight of the many hours spent in the foreign language lab. ,ri rg, 3 , L 5 5 ,ai ,xr Hi' BW? ,, Sas H lfr ry 1: Mr. Joe Albrecht English Mrs. Marlene Behn English Mrs. Dorothy Miller English Mrs. Barbara Porter English Miss Linda Redell English Mrs. Sandra Remmert English Mrs. Grace Kuperschmid Latin Mr. Maynard Reynolds Spanish Mrs. Terri Waugh French Planning For a Profession and Career in Business 3 Office Practice class offers the students many opportunities in the business World. ie .1 .ie ,., In Hu, F r i K sir , if iii? in , is ,r f ,JIM ,, A , 1..Mi V1 sr:firsf'n K-sf new . ,.rsf3Grtiirrrs?Afr'ne nmsegreigss fgsfssfr5fffi?y?fsgvra1g,fuit , N it is-1, as rw rrsirmizjsryjisii new st ar, , ,.7w,'sX',g.l3iigtiiifjirgwi .i-,,, s,..,,,,, a is l'5irilffiff,5iriigifrJ5gi ir, V 1 rgfggrgyiria?2Q?eii?iEQ2riQj5rig i tsjiiiisiiiit' Mn' nfirg' f i,:ggu1aagx?gfr2:, ' amer i ? r 5 's, iswf1ffwr S Mr. Allen Cormaney Mrs. Joyce Cook Business Education Business Education Understanding ocial Problems in ocial iudies iii'-eifa We egg We, S we dale: ,F ke Mr Marvin DeWaard Social Studies Mr Larry Hamilton Social Studies 5 rf? lijem la sir sr 'fx Mr. David Mason Social Studies Mr. James Schroeder Social Studies Mr. Leo Smith Social Studies uonnaenoe - key to uruver ca. Driver Education was a new addition to Orange High curricu- lum. Pictured above are the student drivers. hi Wi Mr. Robert Slrirk Mr. Raymond Wright Driver Education Driver Education Phys. Ed. Develops Coordination Mr. Ron Burnell Mrs. Karen Needham Boys' Physical Education Girls' Physical Education Girls gym classes always began with exercises followed by group activity. Among other units covered volleyball was one of the most enjoyable units. Increased Enrollment Expand Home Ee. 8. Ind. Arts Dept. Mrs. Fern Hammelman MIS. Betty LaCosta Home Economics Home Economics ,Sm l V M Home Economics for the 8th grade has been an explora- tory course. The girls above are Working on a sewing unit. Mwwmr, av fe ' W..-an Mr. Roger Rosenthal Mr. Rosenthal explains an illustration to Ron Bengston in mechanical draw Industrial Arts ing class. P 4 C N R Q S I ss E, w Q Z E Q sl S' w vi i, E .M 5. Si E4 if H sa S 5 E if 31 E H , 5 52 ss 32 .6 3 2 5 S Y 3 1- avi, ., Ama '15-ve. ssl' --rf f f wmkivzsifw-'fWwP2i4w'fYZ2m '!aH1+xiw'ivxfa.wwmmwsisfwmwv-mwah' 3: f A nas. .mek mweexs Nm-neva me --mmm--wmmmmmmmaw,f,,fmmm, ..7,,-,M mm W5 w 'QW' Jf 'Y gif? ,Q wW.A17,2iE 'Q'7- N552 W Y Mr. Albrecht gives a last minute talk to the cast before dress rehearsal. Our Town bv Thornton Wilder Linda Hess gives motherly advice to her son', Dick Hansen and her daughter Kathy Smith. The cast and crew take a break between acts. . . Gary Bard, as the Stage Manager, tells the audience what he thinks life is all about. '6Our Town , written by Thornton Wilder and directed by Joseph Al- brecht, was a rewarding experience for all of the students involved. The many weeks of memorizing lines late into the night, the impromptu parties on the stage between rehear- sals, the final days of perfecting parts, costumes and lighting, the elation of a successful performance, the tragedy of Bob Wermerskirchen's death, all of these factors contributed toward mak- ing the cast and crew of uOur Townn more mature, more understanding in- dividuals. The Gibbs and the Webb family bustle through breakfast. Sandy Moore and Linda Hess talk about places where 'fpeople don't talk in English and donit even Want tof' Sandy Moore tells her 'fdaughter , Connie Christian, about how pretty she was when she was Connieis age. Row I: S. Klingaman, M. DeBerg, S. Curl, S. Barfels, M. Stephens, E. Entz, D. Oster, G. Nielsen, G. White, D. Shirk. Row II: A. McAlpin, D. Tyler, R. Naylor, D. Foulk, M. Heth, D. Calton, J. Burford, R. Butts, Coach Burnell, Coach Smith. Row III: S. Underwood, Mgr., G. Intermill, T. Westergreen, A. Ortman, R. Grimstad, K. Elliott, M. Saunders, T. Wigant, E. Bard, M. Suiter 8a K. Keith, Mgrs. Tiger Team ls Dynamite Mr. Leo Smith was the varsity football coach who came from Logan Jr. High. He and his team members with the assistance of Mr. Burnell practiced each night after school to improve their various techniques. Senior Co-Captains Mark Stephens and Mark De- Berg lead the tiger team with a 1-8 record. Orange 7 6 0 7 0 0 1 9 6 SCORES North Tama Jesup Eldora La Porte Grundy Ackley-Geneva Hudson NUHS Steve Klingaman heads for a touchdown against Hudson. The Tigers defeated Hudson 19-6. sssl 1165? earth K 5. X, - X.. 'ax' . , W ' o 1 Mr. Leo Smith Mr. Ron Burnell Head Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Steve gains important yardage in the Grundy game both seniors Football captains were Mark De- Berg frightj and Mark Stephens, Tiger touchdown over Hudson, leads to Tiger Spirit!!! Trying moments at the benchg Coach Smith issues a word of encouragement. . Ei ss Q ai fi 2 3 Kim Elliot and Steve Klingaman help push back Traer. Row I: K. Miller, M. Murphy, K. Webbeking, D. Johnson, D. Nelson, L. Stevens, D. Millett, K. Gillett. Row II: J . MCAIPIH R. Gann, L. Hoffman, S. Nottger, S. Gray, C. Tyler, W. Shepard, W. Siemens. A. White. Row III: J. Shirk, N. DeBerg V Ward, B. Ackerman, R. Boatman, K. Smith, B. Olds, D. Adams, J. McA1pin. Row IV: Mgrs. M. Suiter and K. Keith, Coaches Cormaney and Aperans, S. Underwood, Mgr. Powerful oph The Orange High junior varsity football team had a very successful season. They downed J esup C21-75, NUHS Q32-71, Hudson Q32-OJ, Grundy Center Q13-61, LaPorte C25-71, and Dysart Q32-61. J esup defeated Orange 18-6 in a rematch the last game of the season. This spoiled Orange's un- defeated season. omores End eason 6-I Coaching the team was Mr. Agris Aperans and Mr. Al Cormaney 1 X Q W S gs S52 , is ,si X 4 Jx E ., . ., F ,siiis , s K 5 X9 Q m N ' Q ' wx ERR r AA' -. 2 .g1...1i:, D , My-0 ma-1 If H Mfff' - K , R ,nm ,. ,L s ffwwwuwvg , Wg ,QQ , L , Q- LN if me Row I: B. Carpenter,T. Cordes, G. Oge, D. Leland, G. Jeffries, M. Mangrich, D. Barfels, B. Litteaur, D. Christensen, J. White, W. Lamkin, D. Platt. Row II: G. Petersen, S. Cochran, R. Reinard, R. Boatman, A. Whitesell, D. Sells, R. Lichty, R. Michaels, K. Finger, J. Buchrnan, D. Rousselow, P. Jeffries. Row Ill: R. Smalley 8a S. Osterle, Managers, S. Sergeant, R. Foulk, R. Foster, M. Hughes, C. Steffen, B. Smith, S. Kohl, K. Gaertnier, M. Saunders, D. Waldschmidt. Row IV: Coach Carroll, M. Zimmerman, M. Naylor, J. Saucke, J. Lybbert, M. Engel, S. Martin, J. Sturtz, C. Hilton, D. Payne, Coach Mason, J. Penne, student teacher. 7th 8. 8th Grades' First ear in Competitive Football The Junior High football team, which featured approxi mately 35 7th :SL 8th grade boys along with their coaches, Mr. Carroll and Mr. Mason, worked hard to learn basic fun- damentals, formations, and rules for competitive football. The squad played two games. They fell to La Porte 24-0 and bowed to Jesup 12-O. They also battled against Hoover and La Porte in scrimmages. Mr. Ed Carroll Mr. David Mason 5 gum aim 'I' 60 V ai' 'Ugg- fig? 3 me X H I ASW '1 Aff' . ze Wmw s ,7 r ,. ,, 1 Q Li v if ' 75, .gl - -' P, l v . . jcvrfgyggi, ., A - , wh 1 V v -1 1 L. uw M, T-'go ! , -Us ',, wwf: if J ' an ' ' meg ll w iw' 'NKEWL .-uw mv: 'L , V WL Mgbjg-, AW Q 36 . A . - ,gy - W ww, Queen Roberta and Her Royal Court Sue Fox Martina Rendon Junior Junior Brenda Petersen Kathy Proctor Sophomore Sophomore Kathy Eaves Colleen Jeffries Freshman Freshman Local Spartan Dies!,' This is the theme of the senior float even though they would have you believe it was LSD. Georgeann Wingert, Karin Youngblut, and Sue Klingaman made it through their part in the junior float without any trouble at all. The freshman theme was g'Gui1lotine Grundyn. It looks like they,re ready for action. '67 Homecoming Golden Hours Queen Roberta accepts her roses from Mike Fossuwith the master of ceremonies, ERic Jenkins looking on. .g,,,ag. - A I .. x 56:4 i X at 9 S v'o -' I. . - t 1 .. The Orange High cheerleaders never stopg here they are doing a cheer while the candidates look on. Here they are, the 1967-68 Homecoming candidates and their escorts. They are: freshman, Colleen Jeffries with senior letterman, Dave Tyler, sophomore, Kathy Proctor with senior letterman, Steve Klingamang junior, Sue Fox, with senior letterman, Dave Caltong senior, Carolyn Har- baugh, with senior letterman, Dan Shirkg senior, Roberta Hughes, with senior letterman, Mark Saundersgjunior, Tina Rendon, with senior letterman Eddie Entzg sophomore Brenda Petersen, with senior letterman, Mark Stephens, and freshman, Kathy eaves, with senior letterman, Dale Oster. Vote for your favorite candidate. The 1967 Homecoming Royal Court. Wim Il II No Snow? 7 ? MGI. Oh Well, Who Cares! ! I Jr. rngn have au-su season Row I: J. White, D. Rousselow, D. Rebik, A. Slade, M. Hughes, M. Naylor, R. Boatman, D. Payne, T. Cordes, S. Bley, D. Le- land. Row II: M. Engle, J. Sturtz, K. Gaertnier, R. Foulk, E. Gates, C. Steffen, K. Finger, R. Foster, T. Wilber, D. Platt. Row III: D. Roberts, Coach Aperans, S. Ludolph. Season's Record Orange 14 LaPorte 45 Orange 3 1 Hudson 43 Orange 31 J esup 30 Orange 14 LaPorte 28 Orange 30 Je sup 23 Orange 37 Hudson 31 The Junior High Wrestlers found that hard practice was Coach Aperans the only sure approach to being a good Wrestler. Wrestlers Have 8-3 Season r. Burnell and Mr. Cormaney Coached the '67 '68 Tiger team. Season's Record Orange 39 Hudson 30 Eldora 24 Janesville 39 Wapsie Valley 5th Place Vinton Invitational Tournament 20 Jesup 14 Columbus 28 Grundy Center 3rd Place Orange Invitational Tournament 40 Ackley-Geneva 27 North Tama 26 LaPorte City 10 Cedar Falls 2nd Place State Sectional Tournament The 1967-68 Grapplers lived up to their reputa- tion as they posted a 8-3 win-loss record during a tough dual meet season. In addition, they tied for the North Iowa Cedar League Conference Champ- ionship, placed 4th at the Vinton Invitational, 3rd at The Orange Invitational and 2nd in the State Sectionals. Jeff Rosen, Larry Boyd, Gene White, Steve Klingaman, and Dave Tyler won berths to the State District at Cedar Rapids and Larry Boyd qualified to go to State. Success only comes after much hard work. This was the reason for the rewards earned by the 1967- 68 Wrestling team. They faced many obstacles, dis- appointments, and tough competition to make their place in the annals of Orange Wrestling. It Was a pleasure for all to watch them compete, win or lose. We tip our hats in salute to the Wrestlers for a job well done. Opponent 3 17 19 5 22 29 14 5 16 11 33 Kevin Keith, manager. Row I: J. Rosen, J. Holcomb, N. DeBerg, L. Boyd, C. Tyler, G. White, M. DeBerg, S. Klingman, D. Tyler, R. Gann, S. Engle J. Marsau. Row II: Coach Burnell, V. Rathburn, J. Northy, M. Buchanan, G. Marsau, J. Siemens, R. Johnson, W. Siemens, K. Miller, Coach Cormany. Row III: Manager Kevin Keith, J. Rebik, R. Blough, R. Boatman. Senior letterman, Mark DeBerg was Steve Klingaman chosen SPARK- was voted captain PLUG, because of of the wrestling his outstanding en- squad. thusiasin. ,E - N. s ' as .,, Steve Klingaman maintained control over his opponent Mark DeBerg begins a takedown with a leg drop on his foe from Ackley-Geneva. from Laljorte City. Matmen Have I2 Leiter Winners 1 Mark DeBerg 10-5-0 Gene White 14-5-1 Ralph Johnson Res. 5-3-0 Steve Klingaman 19-2-0 John Marsau 11-5-0 Dave Tyler 10-5-1 Larry Boyd 17-6-0 ' 2 a Steve Engel 4-10-0 Ron Gann 8-7-1 cenes of Lively Action! Wrestling season gets a good start with a smile from Coach Bur- The student body arouses the wrestlerls enthusiasm nell. during a pep assembly. Our wrestlers are now bursting with energy! The TIGERS face their opponents unyieldinglyl Dave Tyler prepares for a standup escape. '4Big Johnl' spots a hundred pounds and wins at heavy weight. Us ,s.. X ., ,,s. . ,, s.,r 1 Gene White dives in on his Opponent, Larry Boyd rides victim, Elliote, for a victory e' ' A t 9 .. .,... ,, R Wg .K iw 1 X ,X 2. ft: , we .1.4ff2w5:fe,ff- .Mr ,.-- r s,:-s-ss'- e- .S 14.1 a at K sw M' X 1 xx 3 T X X sk Ron Gann executes a standing Chuck Tyler uses a hammer lock to Jeff Rosen Works for an escape in switch. ride opponent. the District Tournament. all Steve Engel works for a reversal. Ned De-:Berg tights for control for a takedown Janelle ls Student Body's Choice As Winter Sports Queen Kathy Smith Vicki Stitt Jennifer Hansen Carolyn Harbaugh The six Winter Sports candidates and their escorts. Crys Baker, escorted by Mark Eatong Carolyn Harbaugh, escorted by Dan Shirkg Kathy Smith, escorted by Mark Stephensg Vicki Stitt, escorted by Mark DeBergg Janelle Reichert, escorted by Mark Saundersg Jen Hansen, escorted by Dave Tyler. Winter ports Dance Ends the eason's ports Gene White crowns Janelle Reichert Winter Sports Queen of 1968. Queen Janelle as she reigns over the dance Queen Janelle and her escort, Dennis Iverson, officially opened the Winter Sports Dance, by dancing the first dance. The Sons of Universal Love provided music for the Dance Everyone enjoyed the music fur- nished by the 'iSouls. Row I: J. Burford, L. Intermill, J. Martin, P. Klockner, M. Foss. Row II: R. Glessner, M. Eicher, M. Saunders, D. Gartelos, D. Iversen. Tough eason Faced Tigers Approximately fourteen boys made up the 1967-68 Orange High basketball team. The coach, Marvin DeWaard, and the team faced a tough seasong but showed deterrnina- 1 tion. The boys learned many new drills and showed im- proved teamwork. 1 Coach DSWf1Hrd talks OVCT the game with an 0PP0Sing Sherwin Meier was the manager for Varsity 8L coach at a home basketball game. J f, Varsity '67-'68 Tigers, As the ball goes up, Mike Foss tries to bring it down, Mike Eicher and another Tiger try to tip the ball into the waiting hands of Dick Hansen. Coach DeWaard talks to the boys as they decide their next technique. Mike Eicher rushes forward to make a quick pass to Greg Nielsen tries for a score while Tigers watch hope- another Tiger. fully against J esup. W . 1fvfE':S:?f Y - if , 1. P X Larry Intermill tangles with LaPorte for the ball. Mark, Mark, tip it to a Tiger Guy! Mike Eicher makes a quick toss to Mike Foss as a LaP0rte guy approaches. Mark Saunders sets the screen, Mike Foss tries for a basket. Row I: G. lversen, D. Barnes, S. Jergens, S. Underwood, D. Nelson, W. Sheppard, D. Baker. Row ll: M. Dloughy, R. Price, D. Millett, M. McConville, C. Hughes, J. Shirk, K. McElvania, G. Albert. Teamwork parks JV Squad Coach Leo Smith was in charge of the Junior Varsity Basketball team this year. The 17 boys who participated long and hard on their skills many a night after the school day ended. Their season proved to be tough, but they ended their season with a victory over Hudson. Coach Leo Smith David Barnes tires to stop a J esup basket while Marty McConville looks on. Row I: L. Schaefer, R. Lichty, G. Jeffries, G, Petersen, R. Foremaker, R. Lichty, J. Bovy. Row ll: G. Snider, R. DeLong, R. Smalley, B. Shaeffer, Bovy, D. Jeffries. Back Row: Coach Horace Hegg. 7th-8th quad Gain Stevens, S. Sergeant, J. Lybbert, P. Jeffries, T S. Martin, J. Buhlman, K. Jordan, B. Fauser, L Experience .Q 7 Iii 3' . ' , is V 1. A a .E , 5 M? 34 , ,A ,M p . , V , , A g , ,V 1. gl , A ' Qf- ,H .raw .4 , ,,, , -, N . ,.-, . ., ..,,,. . , I, L .f fr' rf l 'yn fa I l'f'? J Wd 2pQr.,,..l!Wetkl'ftf2g'1'7'fl ,f ,QzfgEl : r'iv: 'f:H' Q., ,a ff : f . , f 'H ' IH r j , - if i:Yf:'p:f,e 2 ' 4 iiilrbliafailgtil 653,ir'17?HXl,ll1l?f'l54pf? ai m, Q2 1' ffm ggtafgmgf rfgiiiff.fw,,ggt,mt,gsfa , was ,?ft1,?ftfsW:..m Wa ., g er m J r?:e z. txW at Q ?'1Sif2c2?'wfrllff-Atl an i7HFg4.'rfwEff 2e',,aiMi14lf1e,-tsfr+ -- ' me at-4: gferg. ' ,maria av, rf , 'W avr?eami,,eweggf,upI w.s4 , a,, m1w H efstiaiwpgtgy ma' I ' f f N 'JW f'l f0'fswfKH'f' I '.i7b:Jfff5 Uari1axeWW' f 'A 51'-V11 f wit '6 7 W, f',QilQ,5if-1 1:4 4 'r,fgs,: Coach Hegg It looks like Orange has control of the tip. The 7th 8a 8th grade team was coached by Mr. Hegg. Approximately twenty boys were out for the team. Six games were scheduled for the team, all six were un- successful attempts for the young tiger team. Rick Smalley and Craig Hilton were managers for the team. 321153322225 New Cheerleaders pen eason Laurie Dlouhy Dee Nordstorm Top to Bottom: Laurie Dlouhy, Dee Nordstorm, Debbie Eicher, Amy Carmack. For being new cheerleaders these girls sure have a lot on the ball. No matter what happens they always keep going- with cheerleaders like this, who could lose? range Power! Who says we haven't got peppy cheerleaders? Well, we do and to prove it here they are!! These six girls never seem to stop-they are always ready to cheer their team on to victory. Colleen .lCffI'lCS Lee Anne Jackggn Diane Harbaugh Kathy Cox Joni Franklin Diane Slade Back Row: Colleen Jeffries, Diane Harbaugh, Kathy Cox. Center: Lee Ann Jackson, Diane Slade. Front: Joni Franklin. Cheerleaders Add More Marcia Dunkle, Debbie Sergeant, Karen Finger, Terri Foster, Brenda Petersen. Janelle Reichert Brenda Petersen Kathy Proctor Ann Hansen Kathy Smith Teri Turner Here are the ten girls who kept cheering even when the chips were down. A victory hoop was made for every game and meet to boost the student bodies' spirit. Great efforts were made during the year to create team victories. Spirit to Pep Assemblesl Janelle Reichert, Teri Turner, Ann Hansen, Kathy Smith, Kathy Proctor. Marcia Dunkle Debi Sergeant Teri Foster Karen Finger KKK i A 9 ',V' f-,fi'T' , ,,tr: S ,,. M ,,. 7 5 ,,.' , ttf tt g,, f'a,fifiI:x: Sponsor We're sooooo BIG! They're sooooo SMALL! Mrs. Karen Needham Art Club Has an Active First ear Row I: B. Neeble, L. Saunders, J. Pierce, B. Reints, J. Matejka, Mr. Thompson. sponsor. Row II: L. Petersen, S. Ewins, T. Smith, B. Frenchick, C. Ortman, C. Bessman, B. Petersen, C. Ludolph, J. McClain. All together they make careful plans for their trip to Latalier Galler- ies. Art Club was started for those students in art who had interest in the field beyond the classroom. There are many places in Cedar Falls, Waterloo, Des Moines, and even other states where good art is dis- played and sold. The Art Club made plans at the beginning of the year to attend many of these, but the Latalier Gal- leries and UNI Art Fair in Cedar Falls were the only ones visited as a group. More plans are started for next year. The other activities the members enjoyed were Working on the stage for g'Bye, Bye Birdie, and a skating party with refreshments afterwards at Mr. Thompson's house. Mention 'gfood and most of the members will come. FTA Examine Teaching Opportunities C. Marsch, J. Reichert, M. Dunkle, K. Albers, K. Hill, K. Youngblut. Row II: Mr. Bredow, sponsor, K. Smith, J. Nothnagel J. Lichty, S. Moore, D. Giertz, S. Greiger, A. Larsen. Row III: B. Morrison, N. Giertz, P. Carmack, K. Mitchel, D. Sergeant P. Lichty, K. Tennyson, D. Baker. The future teachers club was formed to acquaint the students with the teach- ing profession. The busy year enabled the students to attend a Future Teacher Day, one at starmont and one at UNI. They held monthly meetings with guest speakers such as Mr. Darrell Grinnell, Personnel Director of the Waterloo Schools. They also sponsored a soc hop and observed elementary classes in session. The ofticers for the 67-68 year were: President ......... Janelle Reichert Vice-President .... . . . Kathy Albers Secretary ..... ...... K im Hill Treasurer .... . . . Marcia Dunkle e ggilsw FTA sponsored a sock hop after a wrestling meet, it proved to be a success The Student council has organized and sponsored many activities includ- ing Olympic Night, candy sales, sock- hops after games, homecoming, winter sports dances, and the Christmas pro- gram. The council Was also in charge of seeing that a fan was installed in the girls locker room. Apple machines and pop machines have been in use again. The council has organized many as- semblies including Travelogues and Know Your Neighbor assemblies. In memory of Bob Wermerskirchen, a plaque was placed in the hallway by the gymnasium. Will The ludeni Council Meeting Please Come To rder. President Eric Jenkins extends a cordial Wel- come to the group when Orange hosted Ex- change Day. Row I: T. Foster, K. Youngblut, L. Trout, D. Giertz, D. Iversen, E. Jenkins, T. Turner, J. Pierce, K. Albers, J. Meier, J. Reichert. Row II: S. Klingaman, C. Cole, K. Tennyson, T. Rendon, T. Smith, L. Hess, V. Heidbreder, P. Carmack, T. Tyler, J. Hansen, J. Bartlett, C. Harbaugh, S. Fox. Row III: J. Anderson, J. Paine, S. Klingaman, T. Wigant, M. Ehlers, D. Gartelos, R. Glessner, T. Westergreen, M. Saunders, G. White, D. Calton, J. McClain. Officers of Student Council Teri Turner Mike Ehlers ViCe-PreSident Parliamentarian Dennis Iversen Treasurer Eric Jenkins Debbie Giertz President Secretary Row I: M. McConnville, D. Slade, J. Rosen, D. Harbaugh, K. Eaves, Mrs. Mooney. Row II: L. Axline, G. Oge, D. Rousselow, G. Jeffries, R. Foster, K. Jordan. Row III: J. Franklin, S. Wilson, M. Hurdle, S. Frerichs, S. Jurgens, G. Iversen, L. Youngblut M. Fuqua, J. Cook. Jr. High Council Takes Pride in Eleciing Qualified eeders Jr. High Council holds responsibilities. Mrs. Mooney, sponsor. The executive council and members worked together to head goals. The junior high student council was very active this year. A few of the activities included sponsoring and be ing responsible for planning assemblies, holding Fun- Nite , and having a car wash. The pep club was also formed under the direction of the student council. The treasurer's report showed that the council had been very progressive money-Wise. All representatives were truly interested and played integral parts in helping to make 1967-68 a very suc- cessful year. CounciI's Activities Began and Ended the ear with uccess PEP CLUB-Row I: D. Neuhoff, M. Hur- dle, L. Youngblut, M. Meyers, N. Sch- neberger, L. Hoofnagle. Row II: S. For- ney, J. Northey, C. Clute, C. Bartlett, J. Schneider, S. Mather, J. Pierce, K. Stevens. Letterman's banquet was a big success! KWUMKSI Steve K. being auctioned off at the Slave Auction. Seated at the head table at the banquet is Mr. Miles, Mr. Lichty, Mr. and Mrs. Burnell, Gene White, Sue Klingaman, and Mr and Mrs. Smith. 1 , Row I: E. Jenkins, J. Rosen, D. Hansen, G. White, L. Boyd, N. DeBerg, R. Gann. Row II: S. Engel, S. Klingaman, C. Tyler, E. Bard, G. Intermill, R. Johnson, M. Stephens, M. DeBerg, S. Barfels. Row III: J. Nottger, M. Eicher, D. Gartelos, J. Marsau S. Gray, S. Curl, D. Shirk, D. Tyler. eitermen ponsor ports Banquet. Mr. Bernie Saggau, Executive Secretary of IHAA, was the guest speaker for the letterman's banquet. The letterman's club was formed for the boys in the school who showed outstanding athletic ability in a sport. The club presently has 24 members, Mr. Burnell is the sponsor. Row I: T. Westergreen, M. Ehlers, R. Lichty, L. Hoofnagle, Mr. Whelchel. Row II: T. Siderius, D. Sass, R. Johnson, J. Aber- nathy, A. McAlpin. ' .. Besides taking good pictures, it is important to be able to Mike Ehlers took time out of his busy schedule to take pose, right ,Tim?? pictures for the ,68 Tiger. E Sophomore Mark Suiter, became inter- Ron Lichty a busy senior also takes TOITI SidCfiUS,21fCgU1Hf member W0fked ested in Camera Club during the year, time out to be a club member. hard dSVC10Pi1'lg PiCfUfCS- he is now an active member. The sponsor, Mr. Whelchel, worked hard, long hours with the club members. Tom and Gary pose for a shot. Learning how to operate the camera is the most important thing!!! W 1 - Row I: M. Dunkle, C. Cole, A. Larsen, S. Forney, N. Fike, K. Little, L. Schmidt, J. Harbaugh, S. Siebel, D. Baker, Mr. James. Row II: P. Lichty, N. Giertz, K. Proctor, A. Hansen, J. Reichert, M. Baldwin, S. Forney, J. Pierce, N. Bauer, K. Mitchell, T. Siderius, J. Charter, Mr. Schroeder. Row III: D. Guernsy, K. Cox, M. Gulden, S. Conyers, L. Marshall, D. Iversen, L. Boyd, K. Kieth, K. McElvania, S. Underwood, R. Tyler, Mr. Miles. Row IV: J. Jago, S. Cutsforth, F. Wratislaw, J. Bahr, D. Sass, D. Gartelos, G. White, D. Calton, M. Saunders, M. Schriever, B. Lang, E. Jenkins. Row V: D. Hansen, S. Balrfels, V. Haverstich, D. Giertz, J. Nadler, J. Siderius, J. Foster, J. Bartlett, K. Smith, Row V: D. Hansen, S. Barfels, V. Haverstich, D. Giertz, J. Nadler, J. Siderius, J. Foster, J. Bartlett, K. Smith, R. Johnson, R. Lichty, M. Stephens. Row IV: S. Donbert, L. Oye, K. Hill L. Rosen, C. Wilson, D. Witchey, K. Youngblut. 26 lnducted in Honor ociety 1 s. ..,..a...d,..,,. - ...- . . W X, A -'--'eel ' . ...sa Ralph Johnson, Bailiff, calls the defendants Cnew inducteesj to the judge, Dick Mr. Ronald J ames, GUCSf Speakef- Hansen. The 1967-68 Honor Society stu- dents attended regular meetings once a month. A committee was set up to choose the Teacher of the Month. ln March the newly elected members for next year were honored with an induc- tion ceremony. Mr. Phil Dahlgren was the guest speaker. The National Junior High Honor Society held a program for inducting new mem- bers. Mr. Dahlgren peaks to JHNHS Row I: K. Fairbank, L. Holtkamp, R. Leach, N. Schmidt, M. Harbaugh, R. McDougall, D. Rebik. Row II: C. Lesch, E. Lesch, S. Papach, N. Schneberger, T. Myers, L. Axline, D. Brooks. Row III: D. Slade, D. Harbaugh, L. Youngblut, C. Jeffries, D. Eicher, M. Gaertnier, R. Stephens, J. Rebik, G. Iversen, J. Rosen. l, Row I: Mrs. Porter, Adviserg T. Wigant, Business Mgr.g C. Finger Fashion Editor V. Heidbreder, Editorg K. Keith, Sports Editor. Row II: K. Little K Hill As sistant Editorsg J. Reichert, Feature Editor. V Kim Hill and Karon Little, assistant edi- ' tors, assign copy and discuss upcoming issues. Cindy Marsch, Carolyn Cole, and Nancy Giertz accept the responsibility of completing their assignments on time. W C Q galil -Q-ffm-H'--m,......,,,,,. P'i577'Y?'5w' Row I: J. Reichert, T. Turner, K. Smith, K. Finger, T. Foster, D. Sergeant, B. Petersen, K. Hill, C. Cole, C. Marsch. K. Bengston. Row II: M. Crawley, J. Nothnagel, C. Finger, J. Siderius, T. Tyler, C. Christian, D. Peterson, L. Price, P. Carmack, R. Schmidt, P. Turner. Row III: D. Iversen, N. Giertz, J. Pierce, B. Morrison, K. Proctor, P. Lichty, P. Chardoulias, E. Billington, V. Strong, R. Hughes, M. Morrison. Row IV: T. Wigant, D. Sass, K. Keith, M. Ehlers, E. Mendenhall, L. Hess, T. Frenchick, J. Harbaugh, S. Blough, M. Arends. The Peelings' taff's Effort how a Good Outcome Mrs. Barbara Porter Vicki Heidbreder Orange Peelings Adviser Editor 43 , ,,,, 4. V, 1 - M, -L 1 .L.,, -4 - --14: Standing: K. Proctor, P. Holcomb, K. Little, A. Hansen, K. Balabon, N. Bartlett, M. Paine, R. Dobson, R. Tyler, J. An- derson, V. Strong, D. Nielsen, L. Heidemann, S. Ewins, J. Little, S. Greiger. Seated: Mrs. Martin, J. Matejka, L. Trout, J. Meier, C. Baker, N. Schuler, C. Marsh, Mrs. Johnson. lla l l. f f t,-,'l 'l' fuv'urw' Mrs. Martin Mrs. Johnson Circulation Reaches a Hugh The original collection of materials in the library was re- ceived in September, 1958-probably about 3500 books and subscriptions for 50 magazines. At the end of the year the library had circulated 4500 books to a student body of 299-an average of 15 books per student. The enrollment gradually expanded and also the circula- tion. The 1963-1964 school year showed an enrollment of 562 students with a circulation count of 14,332, an average of 25 books for each pupil. There Were nearly 750 students enrolled in 1966-1967, and the circulation count rose to 18,565 The library had acquired approximately 5000 volumes. The average circula- tion per student remains about the same. To date this yearls count exceeds that of last year by nearly 1000. The book count is around 5500. The magazine circulation is not counted. But a steady stream of magazines flow in and out each day. The library now subscribes to nearly 100 magazines. This year there is a collection of 50 LP classical records and a new record player with a set of 8 earphones. These records are also circulated and are becoming quite popular. The Medical Careers Club was quite active. The clubs ambitious members took field trips to such places as the ABC Oxygen Rental Company andthe new St. Francis Hospital. Interesting aspects seen at St. Francis Hospital were the Therapy Department, swimming pool, mortuary and the hospital rooms. Films were observed on mental retardation, tuberculosis, nursing, and muscular dystrophy. Members Investigate Medical Profession Row I: M. Saunders, C. Baker, T. Tyler, J. Foster, M. Morrison, D. Calton. Row II: S. Grieger, S. Hoofnagle, D. Sergeant, T. Foster, S. Tanner, J. Siderius, D. Grubb, S. Forney, B. Hoover, L. Marshall, J. Hodgson, R. Aschbrenner. Finally, after working all year for the trip to Des Moines it's time to board the bus. First thing on the agenda was visiting the state capitol. Hard Work Takes FHA'ers to Des Moines gag + gf-,.1, i-ngg:.,,-a.:f:sg-:,. .L , 1 . . MS QW., A- N. ..,.. s M Y V 'f':as.,, , ' . Visiting the Salsbury House proved to be quite Last meeting of the year. Getting up bright and early to cook breakfast interesting for all. at Hope Martin Park. 5 l Row I: Mrs. Hammelman, N. Bartlett, L. Petersen, D. Dallenbach,J. Meier, L. Trout, S. Klingaman, P. Holcomb, L. Dlouhy, M. Gulden, V. Haberstich, J. Hansen. Row II: A. Tannreuther, B. Calton, K. Balabon, P. Lichty, T. Rendon, S. Hoofnagle, S. Ewins, G. Wingert, M. Balabon, R. Aschbrenner, S. Tanner, K. Dallenbach, S. Wilson, B. Neebel, L. Marshall, R. Hughes. Row IV: S. Shepard, J. Matejka, J. Hodgson, S. Forney, C. Dawson, M. Poock, C. Finger, C. Baker, M. Morrison, V. Stitt. Everything is ready and it's time to eat. Mrs. Hammelman is showing some of the girls the good ole fashion way of cooking. ,, , v I -. gg? v bfi ' ,JW retaryg Tina Rendon, vice-president, J. Andreessen, trea- surer. - GRA Rita Brandhorst, Patty Waychoff and Sue Simpson won bowling awards for first, second and third place respectively. Row I: Mrs. Needham, A. Larsen, S. Millet, S. Fox, R. Brandhorst, C. Baker, T. Rendon, J. Andreesen, J. Bartlett, C. Char- doulias, M. Balabon. Row II: L. Price, M. Baldwin, C. Harbaugh, K. Mitchell, P. Miller, P. Holcomb, A. Petersen, D. Sergeant L. Rosen, K. Smith, B. Calton. Row III: S. Blough, S. Klingaman, P. Turner, C. Walker, R. Schmidt, B. Carpenter, G. Win- gert, E. Heath, C. Christian, E. Billington. Row IV: S. Dalton, J. Matejka, K. Ecklund, K. Finger, T. Foster, A. Tannruether, V. Stitt, J. Meier, K. Balabon, T. Smith, S. Ewins. Row V: B. Morrison, J. Lichty, A. Hansen, S. Oge, D. Petersen, R. Hughes P. Carmack, T. Turner, E. Mendenhall, J. Paulsen. Row VI: C. Wilson, M. Poock, J. Reichert, C. Marsch, S. Moore, M. Mor- rison, S. Sheperd, C. Finger, L. Trout, J. Pierce, K. Albers. GRA Officers, Rita Brandhorst, president, Crys Baker, sec- ixm am rs E Y . ...........-....... .-- . ,. ... sv me ..s.... xx , Seated: T. Wigant, R. Dobson, B. Lang, R. Lichty, T. Ward, R. Johnson, Mr. Rosenthal, Mr. Naus. Back Row: J. Lang, B. Edgerton, R. Leistikow, M. Burns, R. Price, B. Olds, T. Peverill, R. Grimstad, S. Underwood, K. Grimstad, A. McAlpin, B. Jordan, M. Bley, R. Gann, K. Gillett, K. Miller, K. Krisman, R. Dehrkoop. Industrial Arts Club - A First at OHS Mr. Rosenthal and Mr. Naus, Club Sponsors. 5 The Industrial Arts Club was formed for the first time this year. The club was organized to introduce and develop inter- ests to a further degree in the arts as a profession or trade. A mass production of name plates used on mailboxes and as house numbers was one of the projects for the year. The group entered projects in contests and various fairs in the community. Mr. Rosenthal and Mr. Naus, classroom instructors were the club sponsors. Row I: Mrs. Cook, J. Hansen, G. White, K. Hill, C. Marsch, A. Hansen, D. Tyler. Row II: S. Fox, K. Proctor, D. Baker, Eaves, S. Klingaman, K. Tennyson, J. Franklin. Jen Hansen, editor, and Mrs. K. Cook, annual staff sponsor, work- ed long, hard hours to organize the '68 yearbook. Seated: K. Proctor, J. Pierce, C. Marsch, K. Hill, K. Eaves. Stand- ing: D. Baker, K. Tennyson. '68 Yearbook Profits from Long Hours and Hard Work! Seated: D. Baker, business mana- ger, C. Marsch, organizations, K. Tennyson, activities. Standing: J. Pierce, activities. Ann Hansen, sports, was absent when picture was taken. We love you, Conrad! Oh, yes, we do!', Bye Bye Birdie Presented by range tudents f'Bye, Bye Birdie , the satire on rock'n roll singers, came to life at Orange High School on May 9, and 11. The show fea- tures such hit songs as Put On a Happy Face , One Boy and A Lot of Livin, to Dov. Bye, Bye Birdie was first seen in New York at the Martin Beck Theater on April l4, 1960. The show features in its large cast Steve Engel as Conrad Birdie, the rock'n roll singer about to leave for the army. Cast as recipient of his 4'One Last Kiss is Linda Petersen. The role of the singer's manager, Albert Peterson, is played by Mike Ehlers. The very demanding role of Rosie, Mr. Peterson's girl Friday, is portrayed by Eileen Mendenhall. Janelle Reichert and Alan White are cast as Mae Peterson and Hugo Peabody, respectively. Other roles in the show were played by Kathy Proctor, Linda Hess, Dave Calton, Rick Tyler, Brenda Peterson, Gene White, Sue Klingaman, Steve Klingaman, Mark Baton, Lee Suiter, Dean Gartelos, and Cheryl Finger. Dave has more problems with his two kids. 'clust One boy for each girl. Sure is a real hearty breakfast. Mae Petersen's favorite song is Swanee Rivern which she sings for Gloria Rasputin. . ' ' , .i,. 'W M 2 ,ze ' r fi ' 1 S , i xg. 'lx .. fir xi .fi .V M f, we V W If in Q: .. ,p . iiiiii y i if s no ii iisi saggy, yy g s ,, - A,,, ?,,,aJ ,V.. 1 A 4, ,tw 5 T f p Q 2 , ' g i Albert persuades the unhappy little to f'Put On A Hap- 1 ,r 'lf '-'. . iff? Facef, ,ir A 4 ti. is liia i l Kim is finally a mature woman after she has been pin- ned by Hugo Peabody. Spanish Rose has come at last! The Mayor has problems giving his speech while Conrad sings to the girls. A i N, f Brace yourself, Conrad Birdie! Ed, I love you! .rr Mom and Pop just don't know what to do about kids of Mae is overcome with self-pity today. V42 2 V ' F jf 3 - .,f.Qzgg' Y Conrad and the teens have a lot of living to do. Talk to me, baby, talk to me. MIXED CHORUS-Row I: A. Larsen, L. Petersen, S. Grieger, P. Holcomb, S. Klingaman, J. Fosen, C. Harbaugh, A. White, L. Price, S. Forney, D. Harbaugh, M. Gulden, S. Fox, V. Steimel, C. Baker. Row II: K. Youngblut, accompanist, B. Hoover, E. Jenkins, L. Schmidt, B. Williamson, J. Andreessen, J. Nothnagel, L. Hess, S. Blough, V. Haberstich, K. Briggs, B. Guets- loff, A. Tannreuther, N. Fike, L. Youngblut, T. Frenchick, V. Stitt, S. Speicher. Row III: S. Engel, W. Shepard, D. Peterson, R. Naylor, D. Calton, T. Foster, K. Finger, J. Reichert, C. Finger, J. Siderius, M. Morrison, P. Carmack, C. Wilson, E. Men- denhall, D. Giertz, J. Andersen, R. Hughes. Row IV: S. Klingaman, S. Letson, S. Speicher, M. DeBerg, G. Foulk, D. lversen, D. Oster, M. Ehlers, M. Schriever, S. Engel, M. Saunders, D. Gartelos, L. Suiter, M. Stephens, G. White, K. Cox, M. Eaton. Mixed Chorus Plays Major Role in Bye, Bye, Birdie SENIOR GIRLS SEXTETTE: L. Petersen, L. Hess, T. Fren- er, E. Mendenhall. chick, J. Andreessen, S. Speich- Mike Ehlers and Linda Hess performed at various com- munity affairs as vocalists. They sang excerpts from Frank Looser's Most Happy Fellow at the Teachers Retirement Banquet sponsored by the Waterloo Education Association. They also had vocal parts in the spring production Bye, Bye, Birdief' The Chamber Singers had a busy year with many reward- ing experiences. They were thenucleus for the Dimensions and Swing Show, performed on television, and have engaged in public appearances throughout the area. This group had more requests from the community than it could fill. Linda Hess and Mike Ehlers performing vocalists. CHAMBER SINGERS Row I: C. Harbaugh, L. Price, J. Andreessen, G. White, S. Klingaman, J. Fosen, L. Hess, T. Frenchick, L. Petersen. ROW II S. Blough, M. Eaton, D. Oster, E. Mendenhall, J. Siderius, M. Ehlers, K. Youngblut, L. Suiter, J. Reichert, R. Naylor, S. Speicher. GIRLS GLEE CLUBHROW I: K. Eaves, P. Holcomb, C. Harbaugh, L. Price, S. Fox, B. Hoover. Row II: V. Steimel, S. En gel, L. Hess, N. Fike, A. Tannreuther, S. Blough, T. Frenchick, L. Schmidt, S. Forney. Row III: P. Carmack, S. Speicher, J. Siderius, M. Gaertnier, C. Finger, M. Morrison, R. Hughes, K. Finger, K. Youngblut. SENIOR GIRLS TRIO-L. Hess, S. Spei- cher, T. Frenchick. Linda Hess was chosen as the outstanding vocal musician of the year. The selection of this student is based on the total num- ber of points the student receives throughout their high school career. Points may be obtained by attending outside concerts, their contribution to the group, and community perfor- mances. Linda held the leading role in last years i'Oklahoma', and supporting actress this year in i'Bye, Bye, Birdie. Attending college and majoring in music are Linda's plans this fall. Linda Hess Outstanding Vocal Musician - Linda Hess BOYS GLEE CLUB Row I: J. Fosen, D. Calton, J. Anderson, M. Eaton, R. Naylor, E. Jenkins, K. Youngblut, fAccompanistj. Row II: K. Cox, S Letson, G. White, M. Stephens, R. Boatman, G. Bard, S. Klingaman. Row III: M. DeBerg, L. Suiter, G. Foulk, D. Gartelos, M. Saunders, D. Oster, M. Ehlers, S. Engel. Jr. High Chorus ains Experience Row I: L. Ernster, M. Myers, C. McAlpin, C. Trent, S. Fuller, L. Apling, L. Hoofnagle, L. Conyers, M. Harbaugh, A. Larsen. Row II: K. Jordan, D. Buhr, D. Siebel, P. Harbaugh, D. Nelson, S. Albers, K. Orth, B. Woodworth, L. O'Connor, D. Inter- mill, B. Tannreuther. Row III: C. Levendusky, S. Forney, J. Stutson, V. Hickok, D. Bouska, C. Nelson, B. Musch, S. Dietz, S. Morrison, S. Mather, T. Smith, L. Musch, Row IV: L. Wendt, C. Clute, N. Schmidt, S. Edgerton, R. Stephens, G. Harmon, B. Moore, V. Albright, P. Morrison, K. Cox. The junior high mixed chorus composed of approximately 45 members combined their efforts with the high school in presenting concerts at Christmas and again in the spring. Experience is gained from this group to become a po- tential member of the high school mixed chorus. f Q. Miss Ellen Ellis is the junior and senior high. wwe. . rs director of all vocal music in the Row 1: E. Lesch, D. Dallenbach, J. Meier, V. Haberstich, K. Albers, M. Gulden, K. Briggs, K. Hill, T. Myers, S. Tanner. Row II: J. Nothnagel, J. Reichert, D. Iversen, F. Wratislaw, D. Harbaugh, S. Speicher, S. Grieger, D. Witchey, J. Harbaugh, K. Grimstad, L. Trout, R. Leistikow, K. Kivell, A. Larson, K. Dallenbach, C. Lesch. Row III: L. Oye, D. Randall, L. Conyers, A. White, S. Cutsforth, R. Ackerman, E. Holms, R. Harrison, R. Harken, G. Marsau, C. Hughes, B. Edgerton, C. Bessman, K. Dallenbach, D. Foulk, G. Iversen, T. Siderius, D. Poymer, M. Schriever. Row IV: D. Giertz, J. Hern, B. Hoverson, B. Jordan, R. Stoneman, J. Marsau, R. Johnson. utstanding enior Bandsman -Janelle Reichert Outstanding Bandsman-Janelle Reichert Janelle Reichert is the recipient of the 1967-68 Outstand- ing Senior Bandsman award. Janelle was the marching Drum Majorette for 3 years, first chair B clarinetist in the concert band and received a Division I solo rating during her junior and senior year. In addition, Janelle participated in several woodwind ensembles which received 1ST,' ratings and was 1ST chair clarinetist in the Dorian Festival during her sopho- more and senior year. She is an outstanding performer and certainly well deserves this award. MARCHING BAND MEMBERS: C. Bessman, K. Briggs, L. Conyers, K. Dallenbach, B. Edgerton, K. Grimstad, D. Harbaugh, R. Harrison, B. Hoversten, C. Hughes, G. lversen, K. Kivell, R. Leistikow, C. Lesch, T. Myers, C. Poyner, R. Ackerman, K. Dallenbach, B. Guetzloff, J. Harbaugh, J. Hern, E. Holm, M. Jackson, B. Jordan, A. Larson, E. Lesch, G. Marsau, D. Nelson, T. Siderius, S. Speicher, K. Albers, J. Bahr, S. Cutsforth, D. Dallenbach, D. Foulk, D. Giertz, S. Grieger, M. Gulden, V. Ha- berstich, R. Harken, K. Hill, L. Oye, D. Witchey, F. Wratislaw, D. Iversen, R. Johnson, R. Lichty, J. Marsau, J. Meier, E. Mendenhall, J . Nothnagel, M. Schriever, R. Stoneman, S. Tanner, L. Trout. Twirlers: B. Peterson, J. Lichty, S. Moore, J. Reichert. Marching Band ProvidesHaIf-time Entertainment WOODWIND CHOIR-Row I: E. Lesch, D. Dallenbach, M. Gulden, K. Briggs, T. Myers, C. Lesch, D. Iversen. Row II: J. Nothnagel, J. Reichert, E. Mendenhall, K. Grimstad, K. Kivell, A. Larson. STAGE BAND-Row I: K. Briggs, L. Trout, C. Lesch, A. Larson, J. Harbaugh, D. Guernsey, F. Wratislaw. Row Il: R. John- son, D. Poyner, D. Foulk, M. Schriever. Row III: R. Stoneman, B. Jordan, R. Ackerman, J. Bahr, R. Lichty, S. Cutsforth. Ac companist: J. Nadler. tage Band wings with Rhythm 'aa The Saxophone Quartet composed of Judy Harbaugh, Kerry Briggs and Conrad Lesch played for the Waterloo Mothers Choral Concert at the Waterloo Recreation Center and the Waterloo Education Association Recognition Din- ner. The Quartet was also entered in the Class A music con test for small groups. 3 Bb CLARINET QUARTET: J Nothnagel, J. Reichert, D. Iversen, E. Mendenhall. MIXED CLARINET QUARTET: S. Tanner, L. Oye, F. Wratislaw, T. Myers. Na CONTEST SOLOIST: A. Larsen, C. Lesch, J. Reichert, F. Wratislaw, D. Harbaugh, T. Myers, D. Dallenbach, E. Lesch, C Iversen, R. Harken, R. Ackerman. 2 BRASS QUARTET: D. Poyner, S. Cutsforth, J. Bahr, D. Foulk. MISCELLANEOUS WOODWIND: J. Nothnagel, J. Reichert, D. Har- baugh, D. Iversen, K. Hill. Egg i BRASS CHOIR-Row I: S. Grieger, D. Witchey, A. White, R. Harrison, E. Holms, J. Bahr, S. Cutsforth, R. Ackerman. Row II: R. Johnson, R. Harken, M. Schriever, G. Iversen. Row I: M. Myers, D. Andreessen, C. Clute, R. Stephens, J. Schneider, K. Jensen, R. Mathern, M. Tanner, B. Grady C. Gilbert, L. Wendt, C. Larsen, L. Axline. Row II: P. Harbaugh, C. Bessman, T. Wilber, K. Peiffer, H. Brooks, C. McAlpin, H. Brooks, K. Finger, R. Foulk, S. Cochran. Row Ill: L. Ludwig, J. Reisinger, R. Formaker, D. Hovers- ten, R. McDougall, K. Entz, K. Kivell, B. Tannreuther, R. Lichty. Row IV: J. Saucke, J. Pierce, C. Schmit, R. Smalley, R. Boatman, R. Jordan, S. Kohl, M. Gates. Junior High Band Provides Future Musicians The Orange Junior High Band participated in three con- certs this year. Joining with the high school band, the junior band performed at the Christmas, winter, and spring concerts. With a membership of 40, this 7th and 8th grade band did some marching in the fall and spring and played as a pep band at several pep assemblies. Mr. Jones, director of instrumental music in both junior and senior high. The library always ends up to be t' ' the meeting place for all stu- C n . dents. Brenda really shows us what she could do during half time at football games. Jim Martin always finds time to try something new. 'gHappiness Was An Easter Basketi' pre sented by the jr. high. Mr. Burnell is always trying something new on his gym classes. The high school office staff is always kept busy in one way or another. Those dear ol' soc hops we never will forget. .V f ' X ff Ai 4 XA, The seventh grade home ec. class is try ing to make cookies. aa 5 Janelle is one of many co-op students At the pep assemblies the spirit was always high. Thanks to the cheerleaders. National Merit Scholarship letter of Commendation is awarded to Dean Gartelos and Dick Hansen. Mrs. Johnson and Kris are trying some new equipment out in the library. , . 7 1:3 U 5 f f' 1.:,. 1.,f?, Thanks to the bus drivers we always get to school. Thanks a million guys. Dale Doore gives a travelogue on Russia. At the Letterman's slave auction, Steve Klingaman made a great show. The art class studies a unit on jewelry. Here the students are practicing what they have learned. Nancy Bartlett is completely amazed at what she sees at the Salisbury House. Eric takes a breather while playing the roll of principal. I w After an exciting match Steve walks 'off with another victory. F , Some of the senior girls take their own bus to Des Moines. Walking up the steps of the capitol proved to most students to be quite different. Larry Boyd and Jim Martin fill the pop machine for all stu dents' enjoyment. The sophomore cheerleaders add pep and spirit to the games. qffwwwr , as l The day's cuisine is being served by the cooks. 2 g if ' ,, J f ' -, , gil' Forbidden areas are always fun to explore. Togetherness in the halls is our motto For X. s s ff the first time for all of us a dinner is served before Prom. 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' , fi ,5 A nail During lunch hour there is always something that proves to entertain all. 3' ?' 'x, E' All students are eager beaversn when it comes to typing. Right Marcia? , ,,,, On Exchange Day many new faces are seen roaming the halls. Mel Stephens was the head custodian. Even the teachers thought Prom was a great success. Everyone enjoyed the senior tea. Boy! it sure was good ring ls Here! Time to Play ring range Jr Hugh Track Row I: R. Michaels, B. Fauser, J. Buhlman, M. Zimmerman D Hoverston G Oge B Tannreuther Coach Aperans Row ll D. Rebik, C. Bessman, G. Snider, T. Cordes, D. Barfels, D. King S Bley Row III R Stephens G Steffen M Hughes D Roberts, K. Finger, M. Naylor, T. Wilber, R. DeLong, D. Hamrlton Season's Record Orange Orange Orange Orange Coach Aperans 32 38 42 41Vz Hudson Jesup LaPorte City Hudson 78 74 72 71 M Trackmen Finish eason Undefeated. UL Row I: J. Fox, J. Holcomb, J. Siemens, D. Baker, J. Nottger, D. Oster, D. Tyler, S. Klingaman, A. White, G. Albert. Row II: S. Barfels, C. Poyner, M. Entz, C. Barfels, K. Wagner, R. Gann, S. Gray, S. Nottger, C. Tyler, D. Millett. Row III: Coach Bur- nell, J. Shirk, R. Boatman, M. Bley, K. Crisman, J. McAlpin, L. Stevens, R. Grimsted, E. Lesch, K. Gillett, B. Frenchick, R. Marsh, Manager Dave Owens. Coach Ron Burnell fl lg Orange 75 Hudson Orange 94 Janesville Orange 97 Dunkerton Orange 34 NICL Orange 77 Denver Orange 83 J e sup Orange 8095 Hudson Intersquad Meet Orange team 80 Black team Capt. Tyler Capt. Klingaman 58 39 36 4th 56 50 5255 53 The 1968 Cindermen became Orange's second undefeat- ed track team by winning 6 straight dual meets. Three new school records were established and one was tied, Steve Klingaman tied the 100 yd. dash at :l0.3. Dave Tyler set 880 Run with a closing of 2:08.5. Steve Nottger put the shot 43'8V2 and threw the Discus l32'l 1 for the other two new records. These boys showed a great deal of enthusiasm and put forth much hard work. They should place Orange in respect- ed track circles before long. dbx AL. Q E l HURDLERS: J. Rebik, J. Nottger, D. Oster, C. Tyler, D. Baker. POLE VAULTERS: C. Tyler, R. Gann, D. Baker. RUNNING LONG JUMP: S. Klingaman, D. Millett, J. Rebik. S HIGH JUMP: R. Gann, D. Oster, S. Barfels. TWO MILE RELAY TEAM: K. Gillette, J. McAlpin, S. Gray, SHOT PUT and DISCUS: S. Gray, S. Nottger, J. Not- K. Boatman, D. Tyler, C. Poyner, S. Barfels, J. Shirk, M. Entz. tger, R. Grimsted, L. Stevens. Manager Dave Owens. MILE RELAY TEAM: AS. Gray, R. Marsh, S. Nottger, S. Barfels, C. Bar- ONE HALF MILE and ONE MILE RELAY TEAM-Row I: J. Fox, J. Mc- Alpin, B. Fren- chick, D. Tyler, A. White, K. Gil- lett. Row Il: G. Albert, K. Wag- ner, K. Crisman, M. Bley, R. Boatman, C. Poyner, J. Shirk, J. Holcomb. 100, 220, and 440 DASHERS- Row I: J. Sie- mens, D. Mil- lett, R. Gann, S. Klingaman. Row II: M. Entz, R. Marsh, S. Not- tger, S. Barfels, C. Barfels. Junior High ein Experience Row I: D. Sells, S. Sergeant, B. Steimel, B. Schaffer, J. Lybbert, M. Engel, G. Petersen, R. Reinard, R. Boatman, Coach Ham- ilton. Row ll: R. Foster, T. Lichty, G. Jeffries, M. Mangrich, G. Rubino, J. Saucke, C. Schmit, J. White. Jr. High team practiced faithfully after school. Coach Hamilton feels the team had good experience. ummer Baseball Enters Second Season Row I: K. Dallenbach, M. Heth, N. DeBerg, B. Jordan, E. Holm, B. Turner. Row II: D. Oster, E. Bard, G. Intermill, D. Han- sen, G. White, M. DeBerg. Row III: J V Coach Mason, S. Jergens, D. Barnes, K. Smith, G. Terrill, S. Curl, D. Shirk, Coach DeWaard. Coach DeWaard and J V Coach Mason. Mike Eicher tries to score from third base. FIRST BASE: K. Smith and D. Barnes. OUTFIELD: B. Jordan and S. Curl. A io M k Spring and summer baseball got underway this spring n Q with approximately 20 boys out under Coach Dewaards direction. th e The team downed Don Bosco 12-l and suffered setbacks from Laporte City 14-1, Dysart 8-0, East 10-0 and West High who was undefeated 6-5. Baseball will continue I through the summer. THIRD BASE: E. Bard and S. Jergens. LEFT OUTFIELD: M. Heth and N. DeBerg g.I:I - . V ' i ii - ' 'jwff . , 1. 5352 'a N - II ' L ' .' 1' 4 I.. W1 , I -.,f' AI ..v ...Y I, , . IS L' JM .. 1 5 I, 7Z Bw , -. mflf,JQraW if9I5,i55ig29Iff,I4??'f:+II fm 'Z ' 1 ' 2 ii i , L' ' L H ,LQgg1LQI'gijflgi'ig! .lW? in 45 QQ MM55 S . , f I M ,,,, I W :H , I , A . I ' 1' 19 -2 3,195,':I:'..,',iI'I',f,,:I . 5' ' FI . R 5 h . , . . 1 g 1 I Y W3 ' ' - ' I, . ,YI '?f+If'-I wi' 1 -ff? K ,?IwJ'.fw?' 'WHT' K , MW. 9, ,,,. U A nl V V fx I U ,,A' , AL,, . 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Golf Team League Champs The members of the golf team worked hard and Worked together to fashion their successful season. The scoring strength of the team was distributed among Mike Foss, Bob Olds, and Kevin Keith with Steve Moore and Kent McE1vania alternating as fourth man. One of the many highlights of the season was the conference victory when the team overcame a two stroke deficit at the end of nine to win by seventeen strokes. Mike Foss lead the season with a two under par, 70, to win medal hon- ors in the sectional. ' Orange 1 82 Reinbeck Orange 344 East Orange 167 Grundy Center Orange 179 Grundy Center Orange 162 NU High Orange 354 West Orange 172 Eldora Orange 330 Reinbeck Orange 183 Columbus Orange 324 E1d0r21 Orange 163 Parkersburg Orange 336 Independence NICL Conference Champions Orange 170 Waverly-Shellrock Sectional Champions Orange 321 Cedar Falls NICL medalist, Bob Olds Orange 161 NU High NICL runner-up, Mike Foss Orange 175 Parkersburg Sectional medalist, Mike Foss Mrs. Needham J. Nothnagel, S. Miller, A. Petersen, S. Moore, K. Albers, J. Reichert, C. Simpson, D. Nielsen. Golfers Down West 213-217 Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Orange Reinbeck Grundy Center Parkersburg Eldora Columbus Waverly Cedar Falls Parkersburg Grundy Center West Reinbeck Eldora Kathy Albers Connie Simpson Janelle Reichert Captain Sue Miller Sandy Moore f. we i f Ann Petersen Jane Nothnagel Mary Ann Morrison Ramona Aschbrenner Diane Sass 0 I 0 Girls Tennis Takes 3 Candace Wilson Eileen Mendenhall Crystal Baker Row I: C. Baker, B. Williamson, I. Cox. Row II: R. Hughes, M. Morrison, E. Mendenhall, C. Wilson. Orange Opponent O 7 Grundy Center 2 5 East S 4 Cedar Falls 7 2 Waverly 0 9 West 3 6 Waverly 2 7 East 7 2 Cedar Falls Candy Wilson, after winning two matches in district play was defeated in the quarter finals by Beth Stock of Grundy Center. Coach Bill Dodd Row I: R. Ackerman, M. Murphy, M. Eaton, S. Cutsforth, J. Northey. Row II: M. Suiter, R. Lichty, L. Suiter, M. Stephens, J. Hamilton. Boys Tennis Has Progressive ear Orange 0 Orange 3 Orange 5 Orange 5 Orange l Orange 3 Orange 5 Orange 3 Orange 8 Orange 5 Orange O Orange 0 Quadrangular Orange Columbus Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Prairie Grundy Center Waverly Cedar Rapids Prairie Cedar Falls West Waverly Columbus Charles City Cedar Rapids Prairie Columbus East Grundy Center 10 10 8 4 Coach Carroll FIRST SIX: Mark Suiter, Mark Eaton, Jim Hamilton, Lee Suiter, Steve Cutsforth, Jay Northey. DOUBLES: Mark Suiter and Jim Ham- DOUBLES: Lee Suiter and Jay Nor- DOUBLES: Mark Eaton and Steve ilton. they. Cutsforth. arson . Steve Klingaman was named Orange High Schoolls Athlete of the Year for 1968. Steve earned eight varsity letters in football, Wrestling and track during his three years in.high school. He was one of six boys fMark De- Berg, Gene White, Dave Tyler, Mark Stephens, Dick Han- senj nominated by the Orange Letterman's Club and vo- ted on by the coaching staff. The award is based on out- standing effort, personal attitude, coach-ability, sports- manship, leadership, scholarship and athletic ability. Steve plans to enroll at the University of Nebraska on a wrestling scholarship. Steve Klingaman teve Klingaman Named Athlete of the ear Steve receives the award from Mr. Ron Burnell at the Let terman's Banquet. PREVIOUS WINNERS 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 Mike Stubsten None Bruce Woolsey Tim Petersen Henry Shepard Eldon Brasch Rex Smith Ready Or Not, Here I Come! It's a ding-dong school Practicing the goldenrrule As we pass from class to class? Like statuary scholars of plasticity, We play a subway scene Up and down an escalator of each other. '4Only three minutes to make the grade. Fasten your seat belt, man, I'm coming through. Everyone is out for himself In the clinging orange-vine Hall where kids climb the stairs To their next class. Be sure to say your prayers When you're pass through! And the beat goes on . . . 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Gary Barth Jerry Bengston C C Vicki Benson ih gf Carl Bessman r e.-e 2 David Betts J Lola Billington 'V TJ Michael Bley Q Jim Bouska Kerry Briggs Mark Buchanan Sheila Burford Debra Coleman Kathy Coleman Lisa Conyers CLASS OFFICERS: Gary Iver- John Cooley Sue Cordes Kathy Cox Kevin Dallenbach Mark Dlouhy JoAnn Dunnwald Kathy Eaves Robert Edgerton Gary Eifert Lewis Eifert Peggy Entz Gary Finney Alan Flick Jerry Fox Joni Franklin Larry Frederiksen Robert Frenchick Sue Frerichs Meta Gaertnier Debbie Garcia Mike Gates Carol Gavlock Sarah Grady Keith Grimstad Jerry Griswold Roxann Groseclose Doug Gulden Dianne Harbaugh Gary Harmon Randy Harrison Roger Harwood Mark Heth Charles Holman Dean Holman Bill Hoversten Cedric Hughes Mary Hurdle Gary Iverson Lee Anne Jackson Colleen Jeffries Diane Jeffries Steve Jurgens Judy Kannegieter Ellen Kerr Nancy Kinkade Kay Kivell Mike Kohl Don Lang as. . . - , ' 'ilfill iiiiffmf 'f - . . J .7 ' yfiE.if5 ' . 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Ui ' ff Vi J x Rodney Leistikow Conrad Lesch Edward Lesch Jeane Lichty Joyce Little Craig Ludolph Randy Marsh Sandra Mather J an McAlpin Jerry McAlpin Dixie McClain Jim McClain Marty McConville Sue Miller Dan Millett Don Milligan Barbara Moore Suzanne Moore Linda Musch Gordon Myers Tim Myers Diane Nielsen Jean Oaks Linda O'Connor Bob Olds Craig Ortman Susan Papach Michelle Payton Bill Petersen Cecil Poyner Rick Price Marie Pullin Jim Rebik Richard Reinard Jeff Rosen Bob Schmit Nancy Schneberger Wanda Schoonover Donna Schrader Janice Scott Cheryl Seastron Connie Secor Jon Shirk Jerry Siemens Renee Simmons Connie Simpson Diane Slade Cheryl Smith I' li-ss 1 Y 2 ,ff' sax 1? , me .H l I ar 3 r '55, Q , tu 2 xl 'Q twat We 'QE2 Ken Smith Seventh hour study hall-What a Drag! Toni Smith .1 S Linda Speicher It , Joe Steffen W 'W 2qgs,4.f,fx r ge V pre, . at W V Q- A We 595' f eff- A Whether we win or lose there s always a crowd around the pop machine after the game! 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Meets New Challenge Ronald Ackerman Dave Adams Diane Baker Kris Balabon Curtis Barfels Don Bargo David Barnes Barry Barryhill Nicki Bauer Doris Betts Wayne Billings Tim Bland Sandy Blough Rodney Blough Russell Boatman Karle Brooks Pat Brooks Bonnie Burr Betty Calton Patty Jo Carmack .lack Charter Becky Christensen Carolyn Cole Pam Cone Kirk Crisman Kathy Cummings Karen Dallenbach Sharon Dalton Connie Dawson Ned DeBerg Rosie Deerfield Roger Dehrkoop Sandy Donbert Marcia Dunkle Diane Eckhogg Sue Engel Mike Entz Shelley Ewins Jeff Fairbanks Nancy Fike Karen Finger Susan Forney SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jacque Pierce, secre- tary 84 treasurerg Brenda Petersen, presidentg Steve Gray, vice-president. . .J X .X if V' 232' ..,, :':',- ' jg . . 5 2- ig Q six , J, 'm Se' Q ,.,, -slr ,ls . ,,, ' xx X ' A ssswggdgi mais!-2' if J 2 ' Ji e 5 r 'll . I, Y '.E'fnl,Q?e ff: : I 1 , ' .E i r J .2 'z we use A .Q , v a M imi. mir J PM Wil 1 X ,,,.i.a 51g, ,- Q .S K 25 zu? 5, sf 1- 2 x , A ,wr t 5 5' 5 ? 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V if Q ' If Patti Lichty Debbie Ludolph Gene Marsau Cindy Marsch Jerry McClain Kent McElvania Sue McGreW Sherwin Meier Bev Metcalf Kent Miller Kathy Milligan Vickie Milligan Kam Mitchell Betsy Morrison Linda Morrison Mike Murphy Cecilia Nelson David Nelson Steve Nottger Dave Owens Debbie Payne Brenda Petersen Christine Peverill Jacque Pierce Mary Ann Poock Kathy Proctor Vernon Rathbun Becky Reiners Rick Rubino Sandra Rucker Lou Ann Saunders Linda Schmidt Terri Schrader Debbie Sergeant Sheila Shepard Wayne Shepard Tom Siderius Gladys Siebel Sherry Siebel Wally Siemens Cheryl Smith Terri Smith Greg Smythe Jeff Smythe Steve Speicher Vicki Steimel Larry Stevens Mark Suiter Hard work and long hours finally paid off when the judges announced the sophomore float won. Pictured is the mighty tiger himself. Chemistry class proved to be quite interest- ing for tenth grade students as Dick Hansen experiments. 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Wllsfiikli K K fss5Lsas'eis5wif1! srifirs r iii X My A i' 'X of Mike Ackerman Kathy Albers Jim Bahr Kirk Baldwin Ed Bard Steve Barfels Linda Beck Karen Bengston Emma Billington Larry Boyd Paul Borgwardt Mike Britt Jim Burford Monte Burns Brenda Carpenter Pam Chardoulias Connie Christian Paul Cirksena Steve Conyers Ken Cox . Deb Cummings Steve Curl Steve Cutsforth Diane Dallenbach Ray Dobsen Sue Donbert Mike Eicher Mike Elhers Kim Elliot Dave Elmore Steve Engel Steve Flick Mike Foss Dennis Foulk Greg Foulk Sue Fox Deb Giertz Sandy Grieger Ron Grimstead Maureen Gulden Dennis Guernsey Vicki Haberstich CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Barfels, Vice-Presidentg Sue Klingaman, Secretaryg Eric Jenkins, Presidentg Steve Conyers, Treasurer. A- J 'fl ' 1 ,. Q' '- , L 'J I K Hifi! .J 5134 ' J Y . xi LI N N -ge' it 'VJ ': N lZQS'?ilg , .,, f wk' , 1. J 'I Y '-lf. -5- 3 X - 1 J iii 1, fi .. -2 i.--te? 's Nfl f fi CJ Zgilyi .Q J --Ri g : ' 'T' 13:1 Q , z. . .71 3 AN , 1 ,N gi , f , . 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H m,,h 5 s is , rag, 3: 5 Q r . 5-Qi sg QW , ?-s-f Tx- f i .f 1 . i r- Finally the moment has come!!! The day came for the juniors to receive their class rings. Sandi Oge Alan Ortman Darrell Oster Scott Oesterle Leeta Oye Charlene Payne Darwin Poyner Tina Rendon Becky Reints Doug Roberts Linda Rosen Johnette Rozmus Mike Sampson Sheery Snider Kathy Schmidt Bert Schmidt Renae Secor Sue Simpson Dan Stumme Deb Trainor Penny Turner Kim Wagner Carol Walker Terry Ward Patty Waychoff Tim Westergreen Candy Wilson Georgeann Wingert Debby Witchey Wendy Wolff Fred Wratislaw David Wood Karin Youngblut Ben Zimmermann Bob Was iked by All Bob Wermerskirchen Bob was an enthusiastic athlete, fellow student, and good friend to all. He could always be seen walking down the halls of OHS with a smile on his face and a cheery 'Shiv to everyone. Through the time he was here, he grew to be loved and respected by all of us. Bob will always be a part of our memories. While working on the production Our Town, Bob was fatally injured on November 2. 4 Co Yellow and Green F rf Yellow Baby Rose M The time for departure has come, and we go our separate ways. Socrates Fifty years ago, in 1918, Orange High boasted a graduating class of ten members. Today Orange High School claims 102 seniors who far outrank the first ones. The Class of '68 has to face many problems and to solve the majority of them requires more than high school educa- tion. That is Why over half of our seniors are going on to college or some type of special train- ing school. We think our seniors have a lot to remember. Things such as Homecoming, football, basket- ball, wrestling, the spring sports, Prom and, most important of all, the Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises. They worked hard in various extracurricular activities and in Student Council to help make Orange better known and more active. But it wasn't all work, senior uPlaytime included picnics, parties, goofing off in study halls and other things which we shall discretely leave out. We wish Orange's graduating class the best of luck in everything they strive to achieve. JIM ABERNATHY JACK ANDERSON JANELLE ANDREESSEN HARRY ARENDS RAMONA ASCHBRENNER CRYSTAL BAKER NANCY BARTLETT RONALD BECKMAN RONALD BENGSTON RITA BRANDHORST MARYLOU BALABON MELISSA BALDWIN GARY BARD JULIE BARTLETT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS D1ck Hansen Treasurer Mark Saunders Vice-Presidentg Mark Stephens, Presidentg Dave Calton, Secretary. FRED CIRKSENA MARK Dc-:BERG ROGER BUTTS DAVE CALTON BECKY CHARTER LaVERYL DLOUHY MARK EATON KAREN ECKLUND EDDIE ENTZ CHERYL FINGER SANDRA FORNEY JENNY FOSTER TERRY FRENCHICK DEAN GARTELOS ROD GLESSNER DICK HANSEN JANINE HANSEN JENNIFER HANSEN CAROLYN HARBAUGH GREG HARWOOD VICKIE HEIDBREDER LINDA HEIDEMANN LINDA HESS LOWELL HOEPPNER SUZANNE HOOFNAGLE ROBERTA HUGHES LARRY INTERMILL DENNIS IVERSEN GAIL JEFF RIES Ron Stoneman is being measured-this time not for knowledge. 40 SANDRA KARSTENS SUSAN KERR ROBERT LANG RONALD LICHTY MIKE JEFFRIES RALPH JOHNSON STEVE KLINGAMAN PAUL KLOCKNER S... .... -,,.-,, ,, I 1 if XE KARON LITTLE KENNETH LOEB LEON MCCLAIN JUDY MEIER JOHN MARSAU JOANNE MATEJ KA EILEEN MENDENHALL PAT MILLER MARYANN MORRISON PAULINE MYERS RON NAYLOR GREG NIELSEN z e J 3 Last moments! Last reflections. SUSAN NORDSTROM JANE NOTHNAGEL JIM NOTTGER DALE OSTER A Ps JOHN PAINE JULIE PAULSEN MIKE PERRY ANN PETERSEN 44 JANELLE REICHERT DIANA RUBINO DANNY SASS DIANE SASS LINDA PETERSEN DEBBIE PETERSON THOMAS PEVERILL LINDA PRICE MARK SAUNDERS GARY SCHELLHASE MIKE SCHRIEVER J IM SCHUCHHARDT DAN SHIRK JANET SIDERIUS KATHY SMITH VICKI SMITH LEE SUITER SUSAN TANNER LINDA TROUT JOHN TROUTMAN SANDRA SPEICHER MARK STEPHENS VICKI STITT RONALD STONEMAN 3 146 N TERI TURNER DAVE TYLER ,,,,5,ig,?E3E5f515,.1 . ' ffys, 1: A final glance of homeroom. TRUDY TYLER GENE WHITE TERRI WIGANT GREG WILSON 14 The junior class tried something new for prom- a dinner-dance. It proved to be truly successful. The theme was Reflections and the atmosphere of the Elks Club added to everyone's enjoyment. The IBTC's played for the dance. For a little relaxation between dances Mike Ehlers and Linda Hess sang for us. Eric Jenkins, jr. class president read the prophecy and Mark Stephens, sr. class president read the wills. Among the many couples, Larry and Sherry enjoyed themselves. I I R F I o I I e echo ns During intermission, the punch bowl was a favorite resting spot. 'A Linda Hess and Mike Ehlers sang. Everyone enjoyed the dinner and dance. IBTC,s played Mr. Daniel Waite speaks to the 50th graduating class on The Obligated Educated. The class of 1968 was the fiftieth graduating class of Orange High. Dr. Daniel Waite, chairman of the division of oral surgery at the University of Minnesota presented the ad- dress to the senior class. Dick Hansen received the valedictorian award and Ron Lichty was named salutatorian. Both seniors re- ceived scholarships from the Iowa State University. Mr. Charles Dalton, Jr. presented diplomas to the class. Linda Hess, senior outstanding vocal musician sings to her fellow class members. Janelle Andreessen and Dennis Iversen are -making final preparations. Ron Lichty receives the galutaroriari Dick Hansen receives the valedictorian Janelle Reichert receives the Outstand- award from Mr, Miles, Principal, award with an overall accumulative ing Citizenship Award presented by grade point of 4.0. the Iowa State Bar Association. il' PX X 5 2? This group of seniors receives an award for a Bn average Mr. Charles Dalton, Jr. a member of the Board of through their high school career. Education presents the diplomas to the 102 graduating seniors. I The 1968 Annual Staff brings your book to a close. In closing the 1968 Tiger Tales, I would like to say one last word to the student body, faculty, and to all who made this yearbook possible. The annual staff was small and inexperienced, but because of their long hours, hard work, and determination this group of students has made the 1968 Tiger Tales a great success. I hope you enjoy looking at it as much as We enjoyed putting it together for you. I cannot express my gratitude enough for those who so diligently devoted their time and effort to put this book together. To Mike Ehlers and Mr. Whelchel for taking pictures, Mr. Miles for cooperating with us and helping set up picture taking schedules, all faculty and students who have either helped write copy or sell ads, Mrs. Cook, the adviser, who exercised patience with all of us. I would also like to express deep appreciation to all of our patrons and advertisers who without their help this yearbook would never have been possible. I hope We have captured the memories of the 1967-68 school year for all. Editor, Jen Hansen ww- For Quality and Service - Gwdq ydfwld ZW Waterloo, Iowa Route W1 Phone 232-8525 HYou can't beat our milk, but you can whip our cream.' 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Co. i Sales - CASE - Service Phone 31-+2-2615 La Porte City Iowa Gm- 70-Com Sam iWiiQ jV5iUREi-I ,fwmw BROWN AND DIECKMAN INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service Coast To Coast Your Independent Insurance Agent . LIOS Jefferson Street La Porte City' Iowa Waterioo, Iowa DiaI 233-6I2I I 1 79 ' 771121, Central Battery SERVING NORTHEAST IOWA OVER 35 YEARS JOBBERS and DISTRIBUTORS 2I7 West Fifth Street Waterloo, Iowa PHONE: 23M-4639 If you want THE BEST in pharmaceutical service try Coontz Pharmacies Inc. in Waterloo RED CROSS DRUG in Evansdaie EVANSDALE PHARMACY Cooperative ot Hudson Hudson, Iowa: 825-3257 and Branch Office At Cedar Fails, Iowa 266-0775 ROYAL BLUE FOOD STORE La Porte City, Iowa The Knit Shoppe La Porte City, Iowa Quality Used Cars . , W., 1 259, X, N , T I 'MY' 23 N? xi lf 5h-weak? gm? SM viii? yiyyiii-ISM Iiiiy eriwsy I V dm, I ,AI SMH 66 Claed Cm 3IO5 Lafayette Street Waterloo, Iowa Phone 234-6798 Compliments of WONDER BREAD AND HOSTESS CAKES - LUMBER 8. BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER Lumber - Plumbing Heating - Electrical Phone 23Li- l 566 DISKAY DISCOUNT MART Students Who Know Value Shop Diskay El Eimm Route 20 lOl East Lith YOUNGBLUT Every possible good wish CONSTRUCTION, INC. gsnetaf Gonbcacfoz IWASHBURN, IOWA 50706 s K 1 L 1. Qvsvousu' fr, mrsennv Q3 mum, Z 2 A C 2 5. S' 01' WX' 0,6 ulldlilv ow PHONE WATERLOO, 982-1411 Area Code 319 To our Friends at Orange High From Everyone At Dick Powers Cfcmkee Mtaim Ridgeway Plaza Across From Schoitz Hospital Wafmloo FM Congmuf Fresh fish Smoked fish Hot Fried Fish to take out. Fresh oysters Frozen seafoods Wholesale and Retail 72l Sycamore Street Phone 233-4656 WA TERL00 BOWL IN Bowl in comfort and eat at our spacious snack bar Wheeler-Braun Lumber Co. 2025 Westfield Ave. Waterloo, Iowa LUMBER 5 BUILDING MATERIALS When The Need Is Lumber Dial Our Number 23M-M675 Ubbenas DX Service Lubrication and Washing Tire and Auto Repairing Ice Cream and Pop Phone 825-3645 Hudson Iowa CAR ' uf UR AP Yo 00D I:MIDS Hudson State Bank Hudson, Iowa et? Xie MEMBER OF FD IC HEADFORD DAIRY QUEEN llocated Between Wloo 8. Cedar Falls On Hwy 2l8l YOUR DAIRY OUEEII ON HWY 218 - CARRY OUT ORDERS - HAMBURGERS 0 BEEFBURGERS 0 TENDER- LOINS 0 FISH SANDWICHES ' HOT DOGS ONION RINGS ' FRENCH FRIES MALTS - SHAKES - SPLITS SUNDAES - CONES - SODAS - FLOATS COKE - ROOT BEER - SLUSH DIAL 233-8603 Ready for town or traclc For town-all the civilized accoutrernents: fitted, foam rubber bucket seats, padded dash, roll-up windows, side vents, lockable trunk and doors, weatherproof top. For track-everything you need to be a winner: an 1100 cc engine that winds up to 5750 rpm and whips you from O-60 in less than sixteen seconds, a top speed over 90, responsive rack and pinion steering, our-speed sporting gear box, and when you need 'em, big, Lockheed disc brakes up front AUSNN HEALEY for fade-free stopping. The Austin Healey Sprite IVIK III-ready, willing and able, The open road and your new Sprite await you at: DEALER NAME lillillTll1Cllillillillill Grinding S Mixing Cracking 5 Cleaning We Buy and Sell Grain Corn, Oats and Soybean Custom Corn Drying Livestock 5 Poultry Feeds Northrup King Seeds Fertilizers, Sacked 5 Bulk ASC Lime Orders Filled GILBERTVILLE MILLING CO.. INC. Gilbertville, Iowa Phone: Waterloo 982-1749 Qi lii' PEE T j I P A INT Your Minnesota Paint Headquarters Free Color Studio -- Decorating Service A complete line of wallpaper, drapery, and 0'CONNOR BROTHERS Washburn, Iowa Lumber and Building Materials Grain, Coal, Seed and Feeds Phone LaPorte 3M2-2l50 Waterloo 982-i392 carpeting. f. I gsm Hours: 7:30 to 5:00 fgEje' Tuesday through Saturday Open Monday Nights d till 9:00 l9l2 Mitchell 233-6l56 All Types of Veterinary Supplies Antibiotics, Vaccines, Serums, Vitamins, Minerals, Medicated Feed Pre-Mixes, Wormers, Disinfectants, Insecticides, Stock Dips 8 Oils, Halters, Lariats, Instruments NEWCOMB'S ANIMAL CENTER, INC. Pet Boarding Phone 233-7223 Route I Waterloo MueIher's Super Value On the Premises a Bakery With Freshly Baked Goods Every Day 234-7789 Evansdale , -- KEEPSAKE ' Diamond Rings ID LON GINES 2 Q WITTNAU ER 5 9 WATCHES 4 l'IlIllI III Ill 12 Everything For Your Home At LaPorte City Furniture Inlaid Linoleum Carpeting Draperies Countertops Gift Items and Accessories Furniture of All Styles to 7 6 5 FranchIsed Fit Any gudget Keepsake Diamond Wgugfggggr and LaPorte City Iowa Longines-Wittnauer g'Q Deal er E52 - :Im .:.- .,.4., ,, . C. Glessner ,I ewel ry 224 was I1 LI th s n. Waterloo Iowa EPQQQQ T V l 'EE9ERe5 '- Ph. 233-0694 iiggiwf 9 . K fx ' 'Iii ,r xii I f 13 II:IIIIsI III const stasis I VILLA SHOPPING . CENTER E Q 900 LaPorte Road HElectricity Is Your Waterloo, Iowa Best BUYH Phone 233-8176 IOWA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY M22 Commercial Waterloo, Iowa P. S. W LA PORTE CITY STATE BANK LaPorte City, Iowa W More Personal Service LA PORTE CITY LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Building Materials Aluminum windows and doors Sidings and Awnings Pole Buildings HThe Home Owned YardH Phone 3M2-3098 KEITH MOTOR CO. Phone 825-3884 Hudson, Iowa We Sell The Best And Service The Restu Juno, if-yv-H Y Sales 8 Service Best Wishes from LARRY'S CLOTHES AND LARRY'S USQUIRE SHOP 228 East Fourth Street in Waterloo, Iowa and Y- . in Cedar Falls, Iowa LARRY'S COLLEGE HILL Gilbertville Savings Bank Gilbertville Iowa 56 'Bo unce IASPROVIDIOINTHE 50 ' cog 5 EDB W9 2 Q Uwsumala 5 W BRNKING ACT OFISIJ HARW-P 5 8 DEH. IN muxm wmsmaunn Uwe Give S. 5 H. Green Stampsn 'J' ,.f.f.,.' .5.'7,rf-,'.'fu'h'-Qga.F5'.17Z:Z:1:l:Z:Ijk:1Ijf::::5' E3E2325:Z23-1122 SF2ai1:fir-2::::::r:1:z::zg-5:5:5 STAMPS Ag, f W W E355 112115 Egigiw 'Ei-:IE 92515 3555155 G R E E N 353522: 1:2:- :1:i:1:3 :1:-'- - . .-f.f2'1:f?E?: - .-.g.g5ggg.g.-. ' .':55::::?-:.- -41. Wadbwuz lazumamai lO7 Cedar Street Washburn, Iowa Open Daily from 6:30 A.M. to l0:30 P.M. Manager: George A. Heath Uwe Automatically Serve You.H Candy, Coffee, Milk Hot Food, Fruit, Sandwiches Salads, Pastry CANTEEN SERVICE AND ROLLING SNACK BAR 233'526l Lad and Lassies and Junior Miss Complete Selection Of Boys, The Paper Tree Cards and Party Goods by Marion HThe Only Complete Card and Party Shop in Northeast Iowan Girls and Teens Apparel Smartly Fashioned-- Costume Jewelery For All Occasions Pierced Earrings Pierced-Look Earrings Necklaces 5 Pendants Reasonably Priced - Bracelets Complete Jewelery' 215 East 4th Stfeet Selection For The HINH Teens Waterloo 232-5383 rzo E. 'Lrth su. Compliments of ... ELLIOTT-HARTMAN MORRIS PRINTING CO. HReliable Printers For Over no Yearsu Commercial Printing 326 West Park Dial 23M-2883 Waterloo Iowa INSURANCE A GENCY Auto - Life - Homeowners Complete Insurance Service 233-8M59 M08 West Park Waterloo, Iowa I 189 In Appreciation of Your Patronage . . . M.A. Cleven Well Known For Quality and Friendly Floral Service. llh State Street Waterloo Iowa Peoples Hardware If It's Hardware - It's Peoples Hardware Waterloo, Iowa 320 LaPorte Rd Phone 234-68l3 Dunkle's Foodlands Waterloo's Friendliest Food Centers 946 W. Parker 306 Byron COMPLETE SERVICE FOR LOCKER AND HOME UNIT Lee's Locker Service LELAND E. ROEVER Slaughtering on Farms, Processing, Cutting, Wrapping, Freezing, Curing and Smoking,Lard Rendering, Lockers and Extra Storage BUILDING CUSTOMERS CONFIDENCE SINCE l9M6 202l Main Cedar Falls, Iowa CO 6-4006 - f1' . ,zflta . Smuilyfz. Irmrlrg authorized Boliva Accutron dealer Princess registered and insured diamonds Quality ls Ageless Comer W. Mlm and Joffonon Phono 232-9563 Waterloo, Iowa if The Sveden House SMORGASBORD 2ll2 Kimball Ave. - Waterloo HAll you can eatn Luncheon Hours ll am to 2 pm --996 Dinner Hours L+:3O to 8 pm --Sl.39 Sundays 5 Holidays ll am to 7 pm--Sl.59 Beverage 8 Dessert extra, Tax not incl. Children lO 5 under--Lunch --.79 Dinner--.99 PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS RESERVED AT NO XTRA CHARGE FOR 20 TO l8O Farm Seeds Fertilizer Chemicals 'fir'-lwl' s I JV' n'f-15625 - fy u' 'n Q' fp . 'N , 0 'Mugs u 'ua N..- Farm Supplies Smittys Tire Sc Appliance '?'l'Ln 'iT'1 . R .jlcafxil 'M rlrf' - -TIIETII l :lIIlIll Where Thrifty People Re-Tire STRA YER Tl BY ARMSTRONG S DENMAN For Pl41QAlS AUTOS ' TRUCKS ' TRACTORS Authorized Dea l e r For ssvf Q TE .WQSQAQE5 86 86 Mon. Thru. Fri. 2-G6 -0 3 lolo w. w. Smith H U Cl S O V1 8 AM no 9 PM 0 2 cedar Fans Iowa G- -6 85 E 27--HWY. 2l8--CEDAR FALLS RIDE THE WIDE TRACK ' lil NS .O Lgggggginnsr ' 1T1'5 i '5f ' ti : IR ,,,x, UH ' .s 'Q -gl I 4 f sALEs SERVICE egg mars OPEN Nicrmx f lildman ears of Continuous Service ommercia ommercio Pontiac Inc 43 Y NEW pu 235 0355 CARS soo co ' IWATERLOO USED Daz 234-8687 CARS 304 c ' lwATERLoo 5 Qngruiuluiiuns to the graduating class First Iowa Mortgage and Investment Company AI9 Washington Waterloo Serving Northeast Iowa For Over 25 Years Falls Avenue T.V. Sales and Service and Hospital Rentals 529 Falls Avenue Waterloo Iowa Service All Makes Admiral Motorola l6 Years In Same Location Rectangular Color T.V. Open 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. Phone 233-6653 Compliments YOUNG PLUMBING 8- HEATING CO Dial 23L+-I+'-ill A00 West Park Avenue When In The HViIlaH It's Varly Drug 908 LaPorte Road Free Delivery Phone AD M-0370 HINTEGRITY SELLS QUALITY TELLSH Tale Cadillac Oldsmobile Co 803 West 5th Waterloo, Iowa. Compliments of Wagner Manufacturing DIVISION OF CHAMBERLAINS MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Waterloo, Iowa VARSITY CLEANERS INC Clothes brought in before 9:30 a.m. can be picked up in p.m. or delivered after picked up HSee our wide selection of dinnerware. Random Gift House Il QHDEIQUH 2200 Falls Avenue Waterloo, Iowa '- -'-:-:-15:-'cg:g:g:g:::3:3:g.g.3:3:g:g:g:3:5:::3:::::::::55:5:::5:g:g:5:g:g:::g:g:g:g.g:g:2Ezfzfzfzi:f:f:f:1:I:i:i:IgkIg!gIgZ:1:Zg2g:g:g:5gIg:5:5:3:5:3:3:51:1315g:215:f:2:f:Q155:232:22232:2:f:f:f:f:f:f:f:f:E:f:Q:Q:f:Q:f:f:2:. ,,., ., '4' ..R5w,.,.,,.g.5,..:.:.3.5.:.3.:.:.g.3.1.1.:.:.:.:.1.g.g.:.:.g.g.g.:.g.:.:.:.-,-.-.- ..,.,. fifisff.. '- '- ' A ' 1 - ' 4, A' T''f'f 'f':':':':'l2f:i1iii?35:5155:555ffffif552555E5555555555555555555355555555555 ' ...4.,,.. .... T -ir. V.,.,..,.,. 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