Orangeville High School - Orano Yearbook (Orangeville, IL)

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e G Ri25iiikJZD7 J 4QE72222z9'kii3E2EX SGnOOL BOARD The respective members of the high school board are as follows: Glen Geiter, Pres. has ser- ved for 25 yesrsg Robert Ritzman, Sec. has served for 6 yesrsg Ray Foigste has served for 15 years: Adam Zweifel has served for 6 years: and Lyle Rinehart has served for 2 years. The respective members of the grade school board are: Ransom hinges, Pres. has served for 9 yesrsg Glen.Bolender, Clerk, has served for 15 yesrsgand Vcrl Bsrmore who has served for 6 years. BUSSES A Glen Clsrno has operated the bus, which he himself owns, for five years. Gilbert Abraham has operated the bus owned by District 305 for one year. The bus drivers have been doing a good job of transporting the students to and from school. , JANITOR Irv Bear has been with the Orengeville High School as janitor for twenty-one years. During this time Mr. Bear has seen many a student enter high school and leave as a graduate. Wlrvu has done a good job with his work and has the respect of every student, Mrs. Beer has been assisting with his daily duties during his service at Orangeville High School. x x Q Q-y N S E . ' t R s ,Q Q hi A SL If . . f 5' f 'Y

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