Orangeville High School - Orano Yearbook (Orangeville, IL)

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STEPS T0 SUCCESS x . Success may be found at the top of a hill, So climb for it, you must--you will. . 5 .C Success is only al few So strive for it--you steps away, must right away. Start climbing up step by step, Don't turn back or begin to fret. Though the way may be rough and very gory, Keep going and going till you reach your glory. You may get caught on shrubs and branches, But just keep going and don't take chances. Be careful, be cautious, don't lose your way, Because in the end, it just won't pay. Keep hoping and praying and doing your share, And never stop until you are there. Some may succeed, and But you'll succeed if Don't waste your time For sure as may words others may fail, you stay on the trail. on waiting for luck, your bound to get stuck. Keep on trudging and stay on the slope, Don't lose your courage--but keep up your hope! Though you Start back So again I may stumble, and be delayed for awhi on the path, with a great big smile. tell you, don't look to the side or But keep on climbing with the ticking of time. le, behind, For is you remember to keep on your way, Success will be yours, and with you it will stay! ---Deloris Stabenow

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f 1. f i f ,. 'A i 'li' .Unis t fm i e ff C1 FOREWARD Within the pages of this book you will view the memories of the students of Orange- ville High. We hope you will read them with care, and share the same joys that we had i in making them. Often in future times may we look back with a sigh at those. carefree experiences of our younger days in school. Seniors of 'SO Qi r i f. r' X HAL? CE NTUA!

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Dedication We, the Seniors of 1950, wish to dedicate this 12th edition of the Orano to Mr. Roy Hefty. Mr. Hefty has been at Orangeville High School longer than any other mem- ber of the faculty. His sound advice in agriculture project work and school activities makes him deserving of this honor.