Orangeville High School - Orano Yearbook (Orangeville, IL)

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I Blondie MARLENE VARTY MARLH'1'F. VARTY: Teen Talk 1,2,3,4g Librarian l,2,3,4g GAA l,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, President 25 Class President 25 Chorus 1,45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Cheerleader 45 Business Manager of Magazine Staff 4, Ass't. 3g Green Grow the Onions 35 Bogeyman 4g Orano Staff 4. 5fip1L F il-ii A SENIOR cl.Ass HISTORY W 'Seniors at lastl' That was the happy cry that rose when the Class of 1957 began its fourth year of high school. Thirty-one in number, we were happy and proud, but we had learned an all-important lesson: Be a class of leaders. We were leaders, too. Our class won the magazine drive as seniors. We were members of every organization in high schoolg we held offices in all of them, too. Marvin Dunaway, Ken Messinger, Doug Schoonhoven, La- Verne Michael, Fred Huber, Allan Leverton, and Bob Dorsey went out for basketball. Ion Lausch and Marvin 1 Dunaway also were on the baseball team. Beverly Blankenhorn, Sandra Rodebaugh, and Marlene Varty were all on the cheerleading squad. Bob Switzer was the editor of Teen Talk for two years and Mary Klentz was selected Head Librarian in her Senior year. Each of our four Student Council representatives held an office: Bob Switzer - Pres., Marvin Dunaway - Vice-Pres., Nancy Davidson - Sec., and Sandra Gross - Treas. So you can see that we are truly a class of leaders. We did well in the jobs that only Big Seniors' may do, too. Bob Switzer and Sandra Gross were elected edi- tor and assistant editor, respectively, of the 1957 Orano. They and the staff worked hard to turn out a fine year- book. On November 9 and 10 we presented a mystery-comedy 'Bogeyman' as the Senior Class Play. In Decem- ut on a lovely Christmas Dance. We also held bake sales and scrap drives to raise money for our long -D ed Senior Trip. ith the help of our advisers, Mr. Keuler and Mr. Thibodeau, we elected our officers and selected the em- blems of the Class of 1957: President .... ...... L arry Cline Vice-President ...... Josie Moest Secretary ....... Beverly Blankenhorn Treasurer ....... Nancy Davidson Class Motto: 'The Elevator to Success is Not Working, Stairs. the Take Class Colors: Matador Red and White Class Flower: Red and White Roses We shall carry the teachings and the pleasant memories of good old Orangeville High with us wherever, we shall go. ' Nancy Davidson This page sponsored by Class Historian ZWEIFEL GREETING CARDS LUGANO CHEESE CO. Phone 28 Ornnopvillp , Ill innis

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RICHARD ROTE NDickll DOUGLAS SCHOONHOVEN llnougll CAROL SMITH llTootslI LAWAINE SWEETWOOD ' Sweetie ROBERT SWITZER Taunt DENNIS UTT llDennyll RICHARD ROTE: FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Fr. -Soph. Reporter 25 Band 1,2,3,4, Student Council Rep. 45 Chorus 15 Green Crow the Onions 35 Class Treasurer 35 Vice-President of Class 35 Orano Staff 4. DOUGLAS SCHOONHOVEN: FFA 1,z,a,-15 Basketbau 1,z,3,4, Sokball 1, Basebau 1, 0-' club 1,2,a, 4. CAROL SMITH: Chorus 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3. LAWAINE. SWEETWOOD: Chorus 1,2,45 Band 1,2,3, 45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Teen TaI.k 1,2,3,45 Librarian 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Green Growthe Onions 35 Orano Staff 4. ROBERT SWITZER: FFA 1,2, Fr.-Soph. Vice-President 25 Green Grow the Onions 35 Bogeyman 45 Teen Talk 2,3,4, Editor 3,45 Editor of Orano, 45 Student Council 3,4, President 45 Class Sec- retary 15 Voice of Democracy winner 35 Jr. Red Cross Representative 35 Magazine Sales Staff 2. DENNIS UTT: FFA 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Green Grow the Onions 35 Bogeyman Stage Manager 45 Orano Staff 4. This page sponsored by the ALVIN F. ROTE LUMBER COMPANY Monroe Argyle Orangeville

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CLASS WILL I, LARRY BEAR, will my short stature to Kenneth Zee. n I, ATHLEEN BENFER, will my ability to sew to Linda Foulker. I, JOYCE BENNEHOFF, will my diet to Pat Kloepping I, BEVERLY BLANKENHORN, will my baton-twirling ability to Sharon Samuelson. I, KATHERINE CAMENZIND, will my job in Monroe to anybody who likes big parties. I, LARRY CLINE, will my ability to live through five automobile accidents in four years to anybody who can pay the doctor bills. I, NANCY DAVIDSON, will my flirtatious manner to my sister, Kathryn. I, OBERT DORSEY, will my good looks to Ronnie Blankenhorn. I RVIN DUNAWAY, will my small feet to Gerry Rinehart. ANDRA GROSS, will my small features to Judy Bittner. EITH HEITZ, will my cheesemaking ability to Stephen Buehler. HUBER, will my muscles to Bill Samuelson. , D KEISTER, will my convertible to anybody who is windy enough to drive it. , NTZ, will my ability to do things and not get caught to the Freshmen. I, ION LAUSCH, will my Mercury to anyone who can keep gas in it. I, ALLAN LEVERTON, will my ability to get along with Mr. Thibodeau to Terry Kuehl. I, EARL LINDENMAN, will my ability to take out Freeport girls to anyone who can afford it. I, KENNETH MESSINGER, will my long legs to next year's short basketball players. I, LA VERNE MICHAEL, will my ability to drive through fences to Donald Kaiser. I, DIXIE MILLER, will my hips to Portia Barlett. I, LILA MILLER, will my ability to go steady and settle down to Sally Brookover. I, JOSIE MOEST, will my ability to wear my sisters' clothes to anyone who has a lot of sisters. 1, SANDRA RINEHART, will my ability to have a date almost every night to Karen Bostian. I, SANDRA RODEBAUGH, will my cheerleading ability to Joyce Griffin. I, RIC ROTE, will my ability to goof off in study hall to Wayne Yeoman. a.,..GLAS SCHOONHOVEN, will my height to Ronnie Holmes. I, CAROL SMITH, will my ability to get a boyfriend to Sharon Walker. I, LAWAINE SWEETWOOD, will my ability to sing beautifully in study hall to Sherry Molter. I, ROBERT SWITZER, will my intellectual ability to Larry Mains. I, DENNIS UTT, will my ability to blush to Richard Meinert. I, MARLENE VARTY, will my freckles to anybody who wants them. TO THE FACULTY we bequeath our books, but we keep the knowledge they have helped us to secure. We will try to use it wisely. TO THE IUNIORS we bequeath the tasks of putting on the Senior Class Play and producing the '58 Orano. TO THE SOPHOMORES we bequeath our good manners and obedient conduct. T0 THE FRESHMEN we bequeath our initiative to study and get good grades. TO Tl-IE SCHOOL IN GENERAL we bequeath our empty seats in study hall, our past achievements, and our faded faces, hoping that we will always be remem- bered as proud students of O.H.S. ---SANDRA RINEHART This page sponsored by CHARLES A. PHILLIPS American States Insurance McConnell, Illinois 16