Orient High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Orient, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1947 volume:

F ICAT D I Ln memoxy of DR E G LOCKHART Who passed away on November 18 1946 XX X X XX lg,- l FAC ' kk' X F we. P' FACULTY 46 47 91 pt J xff- NIR LYCJNS Coach 9 w 5? fo-' RUSS IMC KEE MRS KELLEY MXSS TAYLOR Lnglxsh Home Ec Musxc MISS FREDERICK Study Hall 'Aa- '- Mx-.S. SUPPLE Commercial SCHOOL BOARD 71 A 1 N rs rwlnnirvn Treasurer TX r Npee-H Superintendent '4 re ldem 5 rn ecretxr 'r x r hraham A r P rederxck Mr Bart att 'ikbxf Xgfxricx O-VVSSJK 6 ,VXNY L I l-Rfhl' ROW Mrs Wxllmms Publ Xims Chapman Fourth Mxss Holmes Ihxrd Mrs Kxrhn Second ND R 'Urs Qtrung Mxss Repplmger Mrs Reddmgtun Iunur hh-5 Sle7uk Fx! fi vf 5 DElURl-S INI Basketball Mxxed quxrtetle usxc I 5? ass rffxrer A lxtlle nonsense now and then lS gc r e en lhe best fnen HARLFS EVANS P ay Football l Track Musxc What a DICB place thxs school would be wxthcut any lessons MARJORIE. CLAYTON Basketball l 3 ay 3 Class oihcer Argue early argue la e I! a me crooked she 11 argue It strmght Blll PRP DPRICY G ee Club lres dy uslc l rack l Class officer The wors! part of lxfe 1! that there xsn t enough of 1! HAROLD CAVINESS P ay 4 I love to Sli on the fence and WHIP? the snaxls go Whlzllh . if ,WW , -1-z-- I ' 4 M - -2-1-4 P1 ' '3'4 Cl l -I-Z ' od fo ' rf l ' 3 , -4 Pl '3 4 M A - -z-3-4 Football 'l-2-3-4 T - '2'4 ' -4 1 -3-4 I 4' ' -3-4 -1-2-4 ' -1-2 ' s 1 - by. - -2-3-4 ll ' '4 ' -4 t , ll is GERTRUDI-I KITT Class olhcer 3 Queen Muslc 3 Sextet 4 T xo 3 Glee Club Pres Basketball 1 Z 3 4 P ay 3 4 Of all the thmgs xn the educahon hne lll take the movxes every txme ROBERT LILLY rack P ay Musxc Txred of school and xts confusxon waxhn to be some woman s xllusxon JOAN EVERLING G ee Club l 2 3 Glee Club offxcer Student council 4 Edxtor 4 Class officer l Basketball 1 We may live without frxends we may lxve wnhout books But cnvxlxzed man cannot lwe wxthout cooks CLARENCE KITT Basketball Z Football l Track 12 Muslc P ay 3 4 Class ofhcer 4 I-hs friends there are many hxs foes FRANK CLAYTON Graduated m servxce u3 l ' 'l'Z- -4 r' - . 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T 'l-Z-4 l -3-4 ' - 4 1 ---- 4 ' -4 ' - -2 ' 'Z DEL BERT KINGERY Baske!ball 1 Football l rack l CY There ami no use all thus slrxfe Hurrymg pell mell rxghl thru lxfe yur RAY 'ay 3 Class ufhcer Q ay Never lel your stud les xntcrfcre wxth your educatxon lx'lnRlLYIN STLTT 1-'lays Musxc Sextet Queen l lO Class officer Z Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Always quxet wxth DORIS BATHURST Class off1ce 3 P ay 3 4 G ee Club l Z Marks not men have been her axm VERNON CLEMONS Play 3 He xs just a quxet kmd whose nature RCVCI' VAl'l85 - -1-3-4 - - -3-4 T - -2-4 Pl -4 ' ' ln ' - -5-4 -1-z-3-4 ' -4 -4 T ' -3 Basketball -1-2-3-4 Plenty 'O Sdy.u fl - -4 - z ll -3-4 1 - - 1 - - CLASS HISTORY In 1935 twenty flve llttle lmks entered the front door of the Orlent Fonsolxdated School and formed the beglnnlng of the chain that has wlth stood all changes and IS now known as the Class of 47 Among those startmg that September day were Dorls Bathurst Ruth Hewltt l..lllBl'1 lurdy Marllyn Weber Harold Cavlness ames Hartman Phyllx Clayton Margaret Kuhns Marllyn Stutt Harold Haag Vernon Clemens Donald Sheehan Earl Vandewater Ruth Evans joy Ray Wanda Weed joan Bell Boyd Dwyer Dean Green Lola Fust Gertrude K1tt Allce Thomp son Clayton Turner Harold Kmkennon and Morrls Clayton In the f1rst and second 'Jrades these httle links worked hard and learned to count and read They made a study of Indians and built a tepee and ground corn meal It wa mn the thxrd grade that they proved to the world they also could be authors Some of their famous quotatxons that are sure to go down mn hxstory are We have s1x baby klttens at home I saw a meadow lark ln a tree lt had a pretty black t1e Last Saturday mght we had a baby calf It was whlte The old cat washed her klttens wlth her tongue Fourth grade brought long dlV1SlOn problems hlstory and explorers Fmfth grade found them spec1a11z1ng In art and Marxe johnson specxallzmg xn the barber busmess on oy Ray s plgtatls junlor H1gh broughta varxety of act1v1t1es In S1xth grade they studxed Iowa Hlstory and or gamzed a club ln thelr Englxsh class In the Seventh grade they entertam ed the E1ghth grade at a graduatxon partyf joy Ray bemg the wmner of the school spellmg contest Many changes had been made ln those exght years New classmates Jolned the cham and some of the old ones left the chain Twenty four lmks made up the Freshman class They were Frank Clayton joy Ray Marxe johnson Marllyn Stutt Delbert Kmgery Gertrude K1tt Wayne Miller Bill Frederlck joan Everlmg Doris Bathurst Delores Inlow Vernon Clemons Harold Cavmess Dale Reeves Margxe Clayton Vererly Ernbree Lavonne McKee Earl D1bel Earl Estell Charles Evans Me vm Halterman Phxlllp Leach Bob l..1lly and Earl Vandewater Durmg the year mne of then' classmates left them They were Earl Dxbel Lavonne McKee Bevel ly Embree Earl Estell Melvln Halter man Ph1ll1p Leach Dale Reeves and Earl Vandewater Mr Glttens servai as supermtendent and coach Mrs Klburz as prlncmpal Mrs Engel Mrs Ehlers and Mrs Broderson completed the staff Thelr sophomore year found them worklng geometry Mrs Glftens was st1ll at the head w1th M1ss Molst Mrs Bennett and Mrs Wzlson to help h1m g g - - 1 - X 1 1 2 . . .F 1 1 1 1 -f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 , . .J . 3 un . . 11 an , . 11 11 . . 11 11 . . .1 , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . -Q . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 - I I Y I 1 1 1 - - . . , . , . . , . , . Flask, W1 l Cont harles Evans dz Wlll and bequeath my long leps o lxary Lou Creen Clarence K1tt oo wtll and bequeath my tlor s whlstle to Beverlv Williams and rny love for maklnp publtc speeches to lvlelba Caxuess I Delbert Klngery do Nlll arfd bemeatl my posmtton as prestdent of the Smokers Club to Bob Buchanan Nleetxng s vull now be held at the Buchanan home I Delores Inlow do wtll and bequeath my shyness to laultne Bathurst of Ed Patton shlrt to Lew s lxlcflatn I Marllyn Stutt do wtll and bequeath my charmtng way wtth eachers to janet Dickerson I Dorls Bathurst do w11l and bequeath my love for school to B111 Hartman I Bl rederlck do wtll and beqleath my fme collectlon of hatr rtbbons combs and other accessortes to VN lnston Kxngery who plans to ado to lt I .Ioan Everlmg do wlll and bequeath my glrlhood dreams to Wanda Weed I Harold Cavmess do w1ll and bequeath my abtlxty to stay home Bob I-Iepler I Gertrude K1tt do wlll and bequeath my love of arguments and f1st ftghts to Sally Mxller I Vernon Clemons do w1ll and bequeath my athletes foot to lxorma Kluber She may have the other ore also If she wants xt I joy Ray do Wlll and bequeath my membershxp to the Old Matds Soclety of Orxent to Dtck Wallace In Wxtness Whereof we have hereunto subscrxbed our names and ftxed our seal on thls 22nd day of March Nmeteen Hundred and Forty Seven 234, MQW' , '1 I, .D I, C' , ' -, , ' , B 1 1 I ,. . 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'h 'IIS brother east o Co1rse of 11 YTICUII re at Iowa Stat e now ready tt, bepm expe 1ment1nO w11n soy beans Ho e ' nfuld Xfter an extenswe P YOU sc ter sometlunp Harold wernon flernons who saxed lll money all through school IS gomg f 1611 vt el Ie S11 n o 1 easfns fcr dc1n1v th s was t at NP SLlf' JT ' 1111rsfs Peep vtur m1nd In your work Vernon rrru en mes and KDTIEHI ou ed 11 'she , E-nuaoed Gertrude vtert tt D de Kxtt 15 vwnrllng her t1r11e bchxe 'X es lxlomes to work when l was 1111 but canw :mme recently and ls preparmg 1or her marr1a e O1 l Fre er1rlx has crrnplete l'1s th1rd hL.'1t1ng tr1p 1n the Ozarks rl ifllllltil for wh1ch he was offered B ll 1 nn 1 t take 1 easy unt1l thxs money was lncl then Ilfl WCJI'lf1YlV' amun rsl Nfl Charles rv1 errl ory 1S Southwest Iowa d l n Xathv have a mupn1f1cent ht use ln Creston They do a lot of fntex1a1n1no for the'r close fr1ends I IS sa1d tnat then' two chlldren + l r11 and Marllyn, are regular l1ttle vnld cats Us s a shoe salesrnan whose t t 6 A Delores Inlow was marrled shortly after the f1rst of August She e just outsxde of Or1ent They have one 5 o IS just at the age where he IS reall Y trnt rx I guess he really keeps Delores runnmg and Dam lxxe 1n trczr new hous Chlld son named Tedd Wh D1 r1s Bathurst es s 111i that she can type IOO words a m1nute and can take d1ctat1on atl 75 word wer m1nute She wxll make someone a good secretary some day 4 , 95 V 11-,4,r 1.1..2 1:11112 1 '.'.'c'c-k 5, I ? 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A f L f Vflz A UVF S h l unchroom .ri Mr Speed a Ns desk 46 IM BUS DRIVE!-Lb ,gui Kmgery Mason Buchanan Crlst Stanley Hartman Hepler Wallace Mr Nllichcll and Lluy Z7 years at O H S M' THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENI Business Traming When the second semester started about twenty pupxls needed a fourth subject Therefore a course ln junlor Busmess Tramlng was hastx ly arranged None of us knew exactly what the work would be lxke so we went lnto It wxth an unprejudxced outlook Now we can truthfully say that mt has proven to be one of the most mterestmg subjects we have ever carrxed Not only has lt been xnterestmg under Mrs Supple s guidance but lookmg back we can see we have learned and accomplished much m th1S class Thus far we have studled our relatlon to and the part we w1ll plav m the busmess world the varlous klnds of commumcatxon mcludlng telephone and telegraph and the part they play ln our soclal and economlc sur roundmgs and how to wrrte alphabetxze and flle good buslness letters Then too we have learned sornethmg about bus railroad steamer and airplane travel Our generatxon seems to have had easy access to the automobile and bus and not so much exper1ence on the trams so many of us are look ing forward to our lmtlal raxlroad and pullman trlp wxth perhaps an oppor tunlty to see the C B 8: Q s new Vlsta Dome Another mterestmg phase of our course has been learmng somethmg of good management of our txme and money during School Dayj and ln the Home Insurance Savlngs and Investments Home Ownmg Bank Servlces and Opportumtxes m Busmess are topics to whlch we are looking forward for the remalnder of the Semester Yes Buslness Trammg 15 an mterestxng and profltable course O' s 1 Shorthand Shorthand was a new subject to both the -Iunlors and SSHIOTS Al though some people thlnk lt IS a dlfflcult sub1ect we have found lt very easy and have accompllshed much ln the tlme we have spent on xt ln addltlon to completlng our Manual we W1ll have read some three hundred pages of supplementary re dmg In Gregg Speed Studxes Thlrd Ed1t1OH The flrst semester we learned to wrxte words IH shorthand and durmg the second semester we have devoted our txme to dlctatxon and transcrxptxon The average class speed for dlctatlon IS about 75 words a mmute whlch we thxnk IS quxte good We have found short hand mterestmg and a lot of fun although we thought at fxrst we wouldn t Flrst Year Typmg Class Nxne glrls and four boys of the unlor Class comprxse our FlfSt added to our elght Underwoods and all of these machmes are ln constant use Together wmth the typewnters we have a Dxtto and a Mlmec-graph machlne whxch we use to get out mult1p1e COPIES of prograns school announcements and we hope perhaps a school paper The above to gether wxth a cuttmg machme complete our Commerclal Room EQUIP' ment Maybe as txme goes on and our department grows the offxce machmes and filing equ1pment may be added A certam amount of hard strugglmg for perfectly typed papers has been necessary but now we are slowly leavxng behmd the earky learmng stage earky learning stage lf you get your L and K fmgers mixed as has been donel and now each day our work becomes more of a personal satxsfactzon and thmg of beauty We the F1rst Year class want A I B awards too so we are takmg tlme tests and belzeve and hope we w111 be able to reach at least fxfty words net by the end of the school year . . J . . Year Typing. Two new Super'Speed Smith-Corona typewriters have been . c . . I , . .l ' , ' l . , Q ll II ll li 1 . , .f-.dvan ed Typing Class The second semester finds ten students in the Advanced Typing class We feel we are all doing good work and are now trying to m prove our rate, and at the same time reduce the number of error The aferage speed of the class is about fifty to fifty'five wor s a minute Of course the rate of some is above this and others not quite so high We all have a higher goal to reach, Four of our class Gertrude Kitt, Doris Bathurst, Marilyn Stutt, and Harold Cavmess hav already won A, I, B. Awards for 50, 51, 60 and 70 words res pectively ln order to receive these certificates we cannot average more than one error per minute, and the American Institute of Busx ness offers permanent employment service to anyone who can net 70 words by the end of the year and we hope to perfect ourselves in skill and business training to soon be acceptable to the Commercial World , An If for Commerci Students lf you can learn to use a typewriter With fingers that are light and sure and fast lf you can ready your funny hieroglyphics From the very first dictation to the last If you can learn to regulate your tommas And tell a period from a question mark If you can twist a sentence into English Although the Shorthand meaning may be dark If you can learn to glance wlthin your notebook Then place your letter quickly on the sheet With margins that are equal op and bottom And at the sides are even straight and neat lf you can efficiently take orders Nor even have to stop and question Why'7 If you can dress with taste that is unobstrusive And have a voice that is always soft and sweet Place loyalty among the higher virtues And on the office matters be discreet If you can learn to keep your head and use it Nor e er repeat the self same Error twice lf yoa can learn to give cooperation And treat your fellow man with tactful skill If you can see the things that you should handle And always know the times for keeping still lf you can do all this and keep your temper And wear a smile that is sincere and mild You ll be tops as a secretary And you ll have a Job, my child. an ujafc f dv- 6 0 Gnduranc h 0 ff 541 crm 1 nr 6 f fnguran Cf!! .Q H ,Jo-vii HOIME ECONOMICS DEPARTMEN T The Home Fconomlcs Department IS sxtuated on the f1rst floor of our buxldmg The Department has had a very unusual thmg happen thxs year we have had three homemakmg teachers It zsnt every consolxdated school that can boast of three homemakmg teachers one of whom was a college lnstructor Our posztxon on the fzrst floor sends the tantallzmg aromas of cookmg broccoll french frys broxlxng meats tasty cakes and golden rolls to the halls above Seldom a laboratory per1od passes that someone doesn t stxck h1s head ln and plead for a hand out even though we made them wash thelr own dlshes fTh1s also applxed to the hlgh school boys J We Freshmen g1rls started our adventures ln cookery under the guldmg hand of Mrs Davms We began by studyxng the basic food elements you know those eluslve vztamxns and minerals! Who would have ever thought that Orlent Freshman would star ln the pre paratlon of I-.OUISIGDG shrlmp' The proof of the pudd1ng IS ln the eatmg and we were able to eat all the crescent and clover leaf rolls chlcken a la kxng Christmas cookxes and potatoes a la Dutch We Sophomore g1r1s have had cookmg laboratory the last two perlods of the day and the aromat1c odors permeate the buxldmg causing the rest of the hzgh school to fa1rly drool Not only have we learned to prepare gol den brown rolls muffms that melt 1n your mouth ples and cakes f1t for a kmg savory meats frozen desserts salads and candxes but we have learn ed some of the sclence of nutr1t1on what constxtutes an adquate dlet and how It w111 help to produce vltahty ras1stance to dlsease and efflclency W ff A rj To df' . ,d 5014 ,fur ey . ff fy of B ,ofa Q , f P ' ' is y 15 5 ' c ,,. M94 We Sophomores hl r- creat plans for the rest of the year We hope to lrnprove our meal plannlng and servlng by preparlng and serv mg several practxce meals We haven t decxded who the gulnea pxgs wxll be but we hope the results won t be too dlsastrous All of O H 9 felt that we were very fortunate mn havlng a hot lunch project w1th Mrs Cra1g as our chlef cook and bottle washer and a oroxp of glrls who rolled up thelr sleeves each noon and assisted wxth the servlng and dxsh washing lractlcally all of us would have had to carry cold lunches and we know that we do better school work when we have a warm nutrltlous lunch at noon We Freshman g1rls approached our sewlng wlth fear and tremblmg and many a seam looked far from straxghc and many a button hole looked lmke a pxg s eye However after practlce ln makmg holders tea towels and aprons we glrls are now workmg on dxrndle sklrts paja as shorts slxps and jumpers and all hope to get good enough 1 xat we can make a dress before school IS out We Sophomore glrls began our careers ln sewmg bv learnlng the operatlon and care of the sewxng rmachmes Next we studxed textxles thelr orlgln and Weave We were anxlous to begln actual sewlng but learned early mn the year the true meamng f As you sew so shall you rx Before the semester closed we had learned that dlfferent types of gxrls should wear certaln styles of clothmg and we made pajamas skxrts blouses and jumpers Mrs Thompson was very helpfu 1n assxstlng us wlth the f1n1sh1ng of our various projects We Freshman and Sophcmore gmrls reallze that all our success would not have been posslble w1thout the help and cooperatlon of several people Mrs Kelly sacrlfxced a good part of her home lxfe that she mmght help us Nlr Speed 1mproved our Home Economlcs Department by lettlng us buy several new books and equlpment Wh1Ch have helped us xmmenselw and w1ll contmue to help future classes We express ou :Hep mppremauon to the e people K . , s . 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I 1 ' r .1 t ' ' F . 7 qc 7 JUNIGR HIGH ACTIVITIES ut' 5 I f PXTRA' EXTRA' INF WS OF JUNIOR HICH Dlrlno thc schml year of 46 and 47 many events took place 1 1 r f fth th and 8th grades We began the year w1t FW puplls and were able o keep approxlmately the same number throuph: ut the year We were deeply sorrowed when Dr Lockhart our supenntendent passed away but Mr Speed jomed the forces of our school Mxss Repplxn ger Mrs Reddxngton and Mrs Strong have carrled us through our three s M ss Taylor our muslc teacher gave a very pretty operetta Wh1te Gypsy 1 Xprll ll wlth the glrls and boys of jumor Hlgh most of Durmg the football season our team whtch was coached by Mr Lyons played two games one wlth Clarlnda and one wxth Greenfield Orlent was the victor ln both games The basketball gmrls also coached by Mr Lyons played a home and return game wlth the ZION unlor I-llgh team While we lost at Zlon w played a verx close and exc1t1ng game on our floor defeatmg them by three poxrts Our boy basketball team has played flve games and have helped then' opponents keep thexr good records except ln beatmg Zton s return game by one polnt Although ln our sports season we dxdn t have many games we had lots of fun and an enjoyable season Barbara G lbert and Kenneth Morrlson represented the Orient junior Hlgh at the county spelllng match ln Greenfleld on March ZZ Barbara placed second and Kenneth placed fourth Another of oar hxghlxghts of the year as usual was the Seventh Elghth banquet The colors green and wh1te were chosen by the exghth grade along w1th the red rose as the class flower PICTURE KEY JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW Charles Fredrtck Gene Buckmlller Ivan Dory Don Inlow Larry Tompklns LeRoy Keesey ohn Down ng Sandy Fulton SECOND ROW Coach Lyons Davxd Musmaker Harold Woodrtch Paul Ryan Henry johnson ohn Ixlusmaker Merrlll Stewart Bob Cralg THIRD ROW Harold Powers jerry Goetz, Donme Dowmng Pete Stewart Ralph Hazen jack Speed . f . , ., , ,, , , , J I U ' ' 1 f , 'n our junk. 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Chuck Evans eatxng soup as B111 turns around Whatcha Lokln 117 Bxll Fredertck Sorry' I thoughtyou had fallen 1n Harold C' I sent a dollar to a flrm for a cure for my horse that slobbers vernon I 3 cud ycu get? Ih1 snare was reserved for one of Delbert Kmgery s jokes but y tle reouest of three fourths of the students It was omltted Certxe I have htm eatlng out of my hand' y Really that must save a lot of dtshwashlng lareshman I don t llke th1s school henxor Nhy Freshman Some of the klds threw a nolsy party downstairs Senlor What was wrong wxth that'7 Freshman I was the party .H mlddle aged woman lost her balance hurryxng home from shoppmg and fell mto the garbage can -X Chlnaman passing by remrked Amellcans vely wasteful That woman good for ten years yet 'Xnd walter sald Mr Qpeed Have my chops lean Walter Y s sxr Whlch way SITO Roses are red Vlolets are blue I COp19d your answer And I flunked too Mxss Taylor Thls w1ll be the ftfth time I have sent you to the office thls week What have you to say? Bob Lllly Thank goodness lt IS Frlday Clarence commg 1n late to class Havent you anythmg you could guarantee to waken me early ln the mornings? Coach lyons Yes but I really don t thlnk her mother would like partlng w1th her lnhaquph-a A Bound by WALSWORTH BROTHERS Mncalmq Mo U S A .1. jf , t , ' , v. 12. NO. 'Y' h' , K ' . lid lflly Doa. Q IP 5 ku lu m 5, n'-.I we R . I 2 4 r ' A I ' J: l I ' ' 1 . , ' Vh.t 4 , . Harold fi slip of paper on which was written: 'aTeach him to spit. ol 1 X 5 ' ' ' ' . 1 . ' A I . .Io ': ' , ' ' . . I -- e y . n . , . l.. K . . ll I . ,X Q0 ,Qu A D nt Shoot Lucy 81 Dee o Transportnlxon Gwen 41196 19 'Yule F ella S he fare, 9' rxends S09 Luc ky Basic me Handsome mng Cxub Q u p e O xcal SlOh 10 Pals IJ e SN 0' Basketball P, -a 'iz ug, 5. Hubba, Hubb Q7 School s Uut Bad Boy Bashfn 1 Lhucx' Men Cas Look D retry Legs Hg,- M Uh Mm, YI gl Looks Good . in 1 ' -eg ' A ' '. ' - .f , - me, - 1' . E- ' ' Q 4 ,f .-, P ' Q v . X ' . 5,926 4 ., -,,, , ' 5? , , XX Y 3 Sw Ri:-1 . ,, de' MJ H-,, . f -4 sv' ' if ' A S , S, D . ',-7, S . J . ,- 5 et . 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