Orient High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Orient, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1949 volume:

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'yncr 1111r.. 5,112 ,611 FIRST ROW Mrs Meyers Vera Dunn Lola Campbell Regenia Chadwick Becky Lambi Margaret Hamline Donna Littrell SECOND ROW Mr Liggett Hugh Swoyer Bob Standley George Bird Ray Weiss ANNUAL STAFF 3 Faculty Advisor Photography Editor Girls Sports Editor Editor Literary Editor Business Manager 'Cheerleading Editor Faculty Advisor Business Manager Art Editor Alumni Editor Boys Sports Editor IIOGH SU'Ong ' ' 'Activities Editor 1 ----- -.---------------- l . THE FORTY NENER STAFF EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGERS LITERARY EDITOR WILL PROPHECY HISTORY ART EDIT OR BOYS SPORTS EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR BOYS MUSIC PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ASSISTANTS ALUMNI EDIT OR CHEERLEADING EDITOR FACULTY ADVISORS REGENIA CI-IADWICK MARGARET I-IAINLIINE HUGH SWOYER BECKY LAMBI KATHERYN LAMB DONNA LITTRELL JACK STEWART VERA DUNN BECKY LAMBI LA DONNA REPPLLNGER GWYNETHE CARSON LUCILLE VANDEWATER ROBERT STANDLEY RAY WEISS JOAN STRONG KENNETH LEEPS VERA DUNN EDWIN LILLY JAMES B U CI-IANAN GEORGE BIRD DONNA LITTRELL MR MAX LIGGETT MRS FRANCES MEYERS MRS MAUDE RUST GIRLS' SPORT S EDITOR' ' ' ' ' LOLA CAMPBELL 4 fy, XX The graduating class of 1949 wish to dedicate last year after serving the Orient School as Janitor for twenty seven years 6 this book to Mr. A. W. Mitchell, who retired KX ACULTY MRS MEYERS COBDAERCIAI.. 'xfv MR SPEED SU PERINTENDENT FRESI-IMAN SPONSOR Vw-.unit -calf WMV MR LOVELY MATHEMATICS PRINCIPAL 'Ll MRS RIGBY MUSIC MRS GOODALL HOME ECONOMICS JUNIOR SPONSOR MR LIGGETT COACH SENIOR SPONSOR 8 MRS RUST ILNGLBH SOPHOMORE SPONSOR FIRST ROW Mrs Beecher Miss McQua1d Mlss Sellwood Mrs Strong SECOND ROW Miss Holmes Mrs Reddmgton Ethel Cralg Mr Hewxtt GRADE TEACHER S Second Grade Kmdergarten Fmfth Grade Fourth Grade Thzrd Grade Szxth and Seventh Grade Cook Slxth and Seventh Grade 9 Mrs. Williams ' ' ' First Grade WRIFNT SCHU fl B '-+.RD B IARD N LNIBLH S X. LI DOIN Vi JYE R RWE SLEZ.+ K JHLL FREDERICK E.ARL CJRAIIAN HA-RRR B RTI if TT VELDOIN N YFR LRF HDLNT FLQHD DTR JNC Sb CJRLIUAR 1 N IRGIL NELTAB RCI- R TRE SURER THEO R 9: EED SLI ERINHEINDENT 10 K ..,' R 'Q MR .Rf C .1 .f , 1Rf ,- . W. ,N .. . A- . f Y V 4 X, ,X ij' 7 '- 4 .f 1. WFFICHRS ' ' L10 ' A , I H' f , . . ..- -, . V N. 4 ', ., .1 . ' A ' A lf, A ' U ' Q 'T' v 1 . . - , A A SENIORS X X R 44 ' RIP 1..a.Doans Rspplinger A girl, mover bold of spirit still und quiet Bsslnstbsll l Play 3 4 Music l 2 3 4 BONES uuuv noe james Buchan We wondsr when his future liss Psrhsps he too will sem tha skins Football Manager Football 1 Z Bsskstbsll l 2 B B Msnsgsr 3 Music l Plsri 4 LUCY Laellln Ylnlfwsur 'Tino is more happ- hass In the Iolly ol lan thu la all th wisdom ol history. Mule'l-Z-3-4 Play'3'4 Bsshtbsll'l'Z'3 Officer-1 12 Kltdhblepl lasrgn1ngtoo.Knnssth ovnodhlsskill Aadsvnthosghvlnqdshsd hscolldnrgun still. Music I 2 34 Bsnd 3 VER! v era Dllll A good boar! in better than all the loads in he world Oilicar l Pny 3 4 JUST JACK jack Stewart just a quid lor! of fellow whole nature never varies Play 3 4 soy BEANS Hugh Svoyer 'Tha man that loves and laughs mul! aura do wall Basketball Football l 3 Officer Z Play 3 4 Track 3 4 13 GUINEA PIG Margaret Halnllne Oh, for somethin' alito and new Something that clever and fun to do Officer Z Basketball Y Teena 3 4 Music l Z 3 4 Sextctta Z 3 4 Music Festival 4 N , , Y u n H H ,, ' nu o t as 'H - - PlAy J'4 '1 1 - Y ll I n 'l'z'3'4 ' 'Z' '4 '3 TURKEY joan Strong And her modest manner and graceful axr Show her wxse and good as she is Iaxr Muaxc l Z 3 4 Basketball l Queen l Attendant 4 Y Teens 3 4 Play 3 4 Glee Club Olhcer 3 Orchestra 3 Trio 4 Music Festival 3 4 G' Quar- EDDIE. Edwin Lxlly Clever men are good ut they are not the best Band 3 Play 3 4 Football l Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Z Track Z uslc 1 Z 3 Offxcer 3 WOODY George Blrd He ll winding up the watch of wxt By and by xt will strlke Football Z 3 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 Officer 4 Play 3 4 Track 3 14 -v- GAIL Donna Lxttrell Not very tall and not very small But kmd and sweet and lxked by all Cheerleader 3 4 Basketball l Musxc l Z Play 3 4 JAKE Ray Welss On the football held he sets a wxcked pace But belxeve me he 5 faster yet xn cupxd s race Football 4 Manager Play 3 4 Basketball Z Track Z 3 4 Oihcer 3 Secretary of Glee Clu b BFCKY Rebecca Lambx She was made to be the adrmratxon of many But the happmess of one Queen 4 uslc 1 Z Sextette 3 Play 3 4 Ofhcer l 3 Cheerleader 1 3 Music Festwal 4 HUMPY Lola Campbell Of all sad words of tongue or pen The saddest are these Can do wxthout men Queen s attendant 4 Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Play 3 4 Music l Z 15 SLIM JIM Robert Standley Woman IS the faxrest work of the Great Author and the edxtxon bexng large no man should be without a copy Music l Z 3 Football 1 Z 3 Oihcer 3 Play 3 4 Track 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 POLLY Regenia Chadwick jolly good netured Ind full of fun Basketball Manager Cheerleader Z O!!lcer I 4 Play 3 4 Sextette 4 Bas ketba ll I CARSON Gwynethe Carson ln mission fields she ll mske her home She will succeed where o she roam Music 1 Z Officer 1 KITTY Katheryn Lamb 'My idea of an agreeable person is one that Agrees with me Play 3 4 Officer Z Music 1 Z 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Glee Club Officer 16 ls VI ll N ll It ' . I0 ' -4 - .. cue Club'l'Z'3'4 may-9-4 F . .. - -4 -3 CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 37 twenty slx llttle brats started their long journey up the edu catlon ladder They were Margaret Hamline Barbara Husted jack Stewart Waneta Weed Lucxlle Vandewater john Musmaker Kenneth Leeps Arnold jensen Merrxtt Eblen Ronald Keating Eloulse Sheehan La Donna Reppllnger Hugh Swoyer Dallas Green Vera Dunn Earl Reeves Delores Mlkkelson Lester Kuhns Russell Kuhns james Buchanan Beverly Winn Glor1a Gordon jackle Carter Iona Stem john Ryan and Leroy Keesey Wxth the help of M1ss Finley we learned to prmt our names and to read and spell a few words such as cat and dog We were all domg well when Gloria Gordon Elouxse Sheehan Delores Mxkkelson and jackle Carter fell off the ladder The rest of us however stayed for a try up the next step We all made xt w1th the exception of Margaret Reha Waneta Weed Ronald Keatmg Arnold jensen Russell Kuhns and john Musmaker Durmg our fzrst year 1n school we met wxth a very sad experlence Earl Reeves one of our classmates passed away 1n the early sprmg In the second grade we were jon-ed by Rxchard Stephens Regema Chadvnck and Lola Campbell Miss Kmyon guided us along and taught us our numbers We worked very hard and were progressing mcely when two more fell off They were Merritt Eblen and Iona Stem The rest of us flmshed the year successfully As we struggled up the thlrd step we met Donna Llttrell joan Strong and Ruth M1ss Holmes taught us to wrzte and to apprecxate nature We took long walks through the town looklng at and stud 'mg the many dxfferent kmds of trees and bxrds We had a lot of fun fmdmg out who saw the most robms in the sprlng when they were flymg back north Almost before we knew at we had all cllmbed to the fourth step except Barbara Husted who fell off We were put ln the charge of Miss Mxtchell th1s year We galn ed Eugene Buckm1ller Dale Bam ey Wayne Gr1dley john Hansen and Donald lnlow this year A new and very mterestxng subject was added this year American Hlstory I was a httle harder than our other subjects but our teacher was very pahent wzth us and we flnally learned lt Mr Bishop the depot agent 1nv1ted us to rlde on the C B 8: Q to Greenfxeld for half price We were all exclted for It was to be the fxrst tram rlde for most of us Everyone went and seemed to enjoy It very much especxally looklng out the wlndows We all cllmbed to the f1fth step but R1chard Stephens who fell off and Donald lnlow who couldn t quite make xt Commg mto our class this year were Paul Bryant and Dickie Fust thus mcreaslng lt to twenty We were mstructed by Miss Caryl In th1s grade our ab1l1ty to draw and to make things was tested In the end we had some very fxne looking specmmens Each of us made a puppet doll which we proudly dxsplayed 1n a Punch and judy show presented to the grades 17 I . - lt OI . . Breakenridge, but it wa.sn't long before Ruth and Leroy Kessey fell off. This year . . . . -- . . u t l u Q . . , - , Those who fell off the ladder th1s year were john Hansen Wayne Grldley and Bev erly Wlnn Now we were struggllng to reach the slxth step Increaslng the slze of our class were Tommy Purdy and Maxlne Dorsey Maxxne dxdn t stay very long Guldmg us along thls year were Mxss Richardson Mlss Kmgsley and Mlss Tracy Our class was especially xnterestlng thls year for we studres about health We drew dlagrams of the cxrculatlon of the blood JUDIOI' I-hgh was the next bxg step which we all cllmbed except Dickie Fust who fell off Our new addltlons were Leroy Keesey Bllly Steel Harold Recoy Ardys Rlchard son jlmmy Hartman and Melvm Fulton Helpxng us ln the seventh grade were Mlss Reynolds Mrs Mltchell and M1ss Richardson Dallas Green Billy Steel and Ardys Rlchardson fell off thls year ln the eighth grade Gwynethe Carson Robert Standley and Edwln Lilly were added to our group but we lost Paul Bryant Our teachers m jumor I-hgh were Mrs Mltchell Miss Richardson Miss Klllxon Mrs Bennett and Mrs Dorsey Thls year was ended w1th a farewell party given to us by the seventh grade We were reluctant to leave but anxlous to chmb the last step mto hlgh school Durmg our freshman year our teachers were Dr Lockhart Mlss Repplmger Mlss Hunsxcker Mr Preston and Mlss Holland lncreasmg the slze of our class were George Bzrd Mildred Wallace Katheryn Lamb Ray Welss and Bob Beaman Bob Beaman fell off the same year Thrs year we all tackled Algebra thmkmg that 15 was 1mpossxble to find an answer to a problem that dxdn t have numbers only X and Y s We soon changed our minds however As we cllmbed to our sophomore year we were jomed by Rebecca Lambl Leavmg us thls year was Tommy Purdy who moved away Guldlng us th1s year through geometry home economics Engllsh, world hlstory and mechamcal drawmg were Dr Lockhart Mr Speed, Dorothy Taylor Mr Lyons Mrs Kelley Mrs Davzs Mrs Thompson M1ss McKee Mrs Supple and Mlss Frederzcks We lost Mildred Wallace during our eleventh year of school Our subjects th1s year were busmess trammg typmg shop Enghsh bxology and hlstory To teach us these subjects were Mrs Rust Mr Speed Mrs Graham Mr Rutan Mr Lovely Mlss Mxller and Mlss Gustason Our Jumor year brought some new hlghlxghts Our play, Aaron Sllck from Punkm Creek was presented November 14- and the jumor Semor banquet was held on May l Our theme was the Gay Nmetles carrred out ln sxlver and blue 18 I 1 0 u . - . 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' I I I I I I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I I I ' ' ' ' ll I . n 9' . . l 1 ll I - ll n Q f Here we are at last sltting ln the last row of seats next to the wmdows Thxs IS the year that we have all been wa1t1ng for our semor year Our subjects this year are typmg bookkeeplng Englxsh economlc geography home economics phslcs government econumlcs shop and geometry Helpmg us w1th these subjects were Mr Speed Mr Lovely Mrs Rust Mrs Meyers Mrs Goodall Mr Lxggett and Mrs Rlgby Thls year we lost George Bmrd Important events thas year mclude the semor play sl-up day career day Jumor semor banquet and last but far from least Comrrencement Day There wxll be elgh teen among the graduatmg class of 1949 Class Flower Plnk and Whlte Roses Class Colors Green and Silver -of :ef -of Is the return of the long sklrt due to modesty or despa1r 'P 4 :ef af Goodall Can I get through th1s gate to the street 'P Small Boy Maybe A load of hay went through there a llttle whlle ago :or -o: :or Margaret Halnllne I sure don t beheve ln spoomng' I m strlct wlth all the men except Frank for 4: -u Mr L.1gget't Mr Frederlck dld you have a hard txme gettxng that paper WTIUZED7 Chuck Yes I had to ask four dlfferent people before I found one that wasn t too busy tiki Women wxth short sklrts keep out of thls pasture Strange calves exclte the cows fx for fo: Old way A tooth for a tooth New way Llp for al1p. 4: It 4 19 I . . . . ' Class Motto Not Finished, just Begun. gg rl 44 . . H . ll ' CLASS WILL We the Senxor Class of I94-9 Umted States of Amerxca state of Iowa county of Adazr cxty of Orment bemg of unsound mmd and no memory do hereby w1l1 and be queath to the junxors the seats nearest to the wlnclows provlded they follow our good example of keepmg them messy and full of marks and held together with gum because the screws are mxssmg They will not receive our permmsslon unless they provoke the teachers and do not scrutmlze their books We hereby make publlsh and declare thxs to be our fxrst w1ll and bequeath the followmg after our absence I LaDonna Mary Repphnger do wall and bequeath the followlng to Phyllis Bartlett and Charles Frederlck my abxllty to stay away from men to the party of the first part and my ab1lxty to study to the party of the second part I Kenneth N Leeps do w1ll and bequeath my temper and fighting abxlxty to Ronald Vorrath I Robert Harold Standley do wzll and bequeath my persxstence to quxte smoklng to Melvm Fulton to Waneta Weed I Lucille Verlee Vandewater do wlll and bequeath my dxamond ring to Waunlta Scott I jack Ernest Stewart do w1ll and bequeath my good conduct Hall to Cecil Carroll and abllxty to keep my mouth shut to Twylah Cass I james Paul Buchanan jr do wlll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to carry water for the football boys to Joann Lucas I Katheryn Maxme Lamb do will and bequeath my natural curly haxr to Margaret Reha I Ray jene We1ss jr do wzll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to go steady to Mary Carolme M1tchell I Margaret joan Strong do will and bequeath my dxshke for school to John Dowmng I Edwm Arthur Lxlly do w1ll and bequeath my charms with girls to Eugene Buck mzller I Lola Mae Campbell do w1ll and bequeath my Greenfield charms to Audna Warren I Hugh Allan Swoyer do w11l and bequeath my alertness ln driving to Ivan Dory I George Woodson Bird do wlll and bequeath my mabihty to stay away from the glrls to Harold Powers I Gwynethe jane Carson, do will and bequeath my instructors ability to Beverly Williams. 20 D . 1 . . . . . I, Margaret DeL.ois I-Iainline, do will and bequeath my followers lmasculine, that isl D D . x 1 . , . . , . . - l I . ' . U D I Regema Phyllls Chadwlck do w1ll and bequeath my Job as class presldent to Leroy Keesey I Vera Maw Dunn do w11l and bequeath my ab1l1ty to type to Robert Zelleweger I Donna jean Llttrell do w11l and bequeath my cheer leadmg ab1l1ty to Donnle ln10W I Rebecca Catherme Lambl do w1l1 and bequeath my szze to Mary Hazen IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto subscrmbed our names and flxed our seal on th1s twelfth day of May Nmeteen Hundred and Forty Nzne fWhew ' We Just mxssed Frxday the thzrteenthl' ISea1 Slgned sealed publlshed and declared as for the fxrst wxll and testament by Orlent and the presence of them and of each other have subscr1bed our names hereto as wxtnesses on the day and year last aforesaid Wxtnesses 1014115 Lucille Did you notice that woman who just passed ? Hugh The one w1th the bxg hat, saddle shoes flesh colored stockmgs fox muff and brown fur coat? Lucille Yes Hugh Not particularly 102101162 She was leanmg o er the ra11 She was looking deathly pale Was she looking for a whale ? No not at all She was papa s only daughter Castmg bread upon the water In a way she hadn t oughter That was all 4144! WARNING Women with short skxrts keep out of this pasture. Strange calves excite the cows. . - ' th, f , I , , 7 J Senior Class, the abovernamed testators, in the presence of us, who, at their request , g - V J J . . ll . - - li I 2. . . - . n D I u . IO OO . :Q . . IO - I , I I Z1 PROP!-IECY May 13 1969 Dear Classmates We have purchased a new radar televlslon set xn the Lxlly family which cost us a sllght sum of one thousand dollars and belleve me on our mcome it s one thousand smackers too many but Edna Edwm junzor Joanna Robert and the twms E'.bb1e and Debbie enjoy It very much Well lets tune in the contraption and see lf we can fmd out maybe too much what has happened to our classmates We find jack Stewart stzll close to home just three blocks to be exact where he IS now owner manager and supervxsor of the grant O R I E N T radio statlon It looks as lf he xs makmg a fortune Don t let any blonde fool you with her big blue eyes jack, Well next on the list we fmd Lucllle Vandewater Lundy who has a husband four ch1ldren and a two room house Sounds as lf we re takmg lnventory doesn t at ? Vxrg11 spends h1s t1me ln a coal mme where there s more room while Lucy stays home and does her housework and anxiously wa1ts for Vlrgll to come home Ithmk we ll hurry and tune in somethmg else because on of thexr chlldren has started crying Now we fmd Bob Standley stxll an elxgzble bachelor but wzth a great desire to fmd a redhead wlllxng to spend the rest of her lxfe w1th h1m You ll find hlm rldlng around 1n a convertxble most anytlme but he keeps everybody curlous as to where he gets his money We re wandermg over to tne U S Senate where we fmd Kenneth Leeps fxlibustermg for prohxbztxon He IS the senator for New York state and belleve me he usually gets what he argues for Can t tell what he s sayxng because he s talkmg too fast so Let s look ln on Donna jean Llttrell Wonder what she s doing now? Oh! My gosh! there s Donna jean m a mald s umform carrying tea to Mrs Lxggett the presldent s wife Oh! Oh! I smell a rat there s Gail Dlers ln a butler s uniform Need we say more ? Oops! why are we here? Oh! I see now There s Doctor Stowell and hzs wife and also nurse Lola Campbell Stowell Lola always wanted to be a beaut1c1an I wonder what changed her mmd Now we see Professor Ray Weiss entering the College of Musical Knowledge He s ramsmg h1s baton and now we hear hxs unfmlshed symphony After hearing It I know why he never flnlshed it I don t blame him I wouldn t have elther We re looking for Margaret Hamlme and headmg strazght for Hollywood to the larg est theater in the world Now we re gomg down to the great actress s dressing room and there we fmd Margaret a maxd arrangmg the flowers Well look where we re gomg now! Iwonder who we ll fxnd here It s the U C L A vs Notre Dame football game and I believe yes It IS jimmy Buchanan in a U C L A ZZ c I ' ' . u . , . I . K I 1 . . ' . . - .6 - Q . n I -,J u . . . . un K . . n u J . u I suit playing fullback Who d ever have guessed xt? Nice going jimmy! Now we re turning back the other way and we re in New York where we find Re gema Chadwick in a Courtroom where she has just pleaded guilty Oop ' excuse me I mean her client has just pleaded guilty to second degree murder My this certainly is a very interesting trip isn t it' We re right back where we started on a farm near Orient Hm m my curiosity is aroused Oh! There s George Bird running as if a mummy were after him Well I don t blame him A slight breeze just blew the tree down that he was leaning agaxnst Knocked the props right out from under your feet didn t it George ? We re moving westward toward Omaha and here we find l..aDonna Repplmg Van Dyke III but where s her husband Percy Van Dyke III? Oh! I get it She s a gay divorcee She must be because she s entertaining a likeable gentleman while her maid gets dinner Wow! what luxury! I wouldn t mind taking her place now Here we are in the hilly country of Tennessee and it s so beautiful We find our selves in a tiny dusty and poorly organized workshop 'vly goodness! they must have dropped an atom bomb because there s a big cloud of smoke Beg pardon it s just one of Professor Hugh Swoyer s inventions blowing up in his face And here we see Hugh But we ll have you know Hugh has 1 4-Z3 patents on inventions that he has contrived Headed straight for Greenfield and what s this ? ? ? 'P we re stopping at the libra ry Here we find a middle aged gray haired librarian Oh! I know who she is now Katheryn Lamb and with no rings on the third finger of her left hand Smart girl single and still happy We're making a straight beeline for the Rocky Mountains and look who we find there! Gwynethe Carson the minister s wife We see Gwynethe doing her duty as a church member She's passing the collection plate around I bet she doesn t mmd doing that What s this ? We were in the Rocky Mountains and now we re going east so fast Im losing out There is the Atlantic Ocean and now we re slowing down Yes, we ve come to a stop in none other than Paris France Now we are entering a luxurious house which I ve been informed has twenty five rooms and right in the middle of the huge drawing room sits Mr and Mrs H W Vanderbilt having tea Mrs Vanderbilt IS the former Becky Lambi We've heard it said she prefers to be called Rebecca now Last but not least we find Vera Dunn in the Nash Automobile Building in Creston Iowa She's a saleswoman for the Nash Company and why not? Her husband Bill Harris, is the owner of this business I think we d better turn off our new radar television set as Vera is getting mad at a customer and I don t think she d want us to eavesdrop do you? It sure was like old times seeing all my old classmates again My this znvention IS simply marvelous but must shut it off as I have got to get supper Z3 , . l .... I 1 I 1 1 , . . . . 1 . 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UNDERGRADS Splzm ef .44 funior 614144 0 o or fa jUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW Mary Rltchhart joan Lucas Waumta Scott Mary Carollne Mltchell Phyllis Bartlett Margaret Reha Audna Warren SECOND ROW Twylah Cass Wauneta Weed Beverly Wllhams Bob Zellweger Ivan Dory Larry Tompklns Mary Hazen Mrs Goodall sponsor Tl-1IRD ROW Harold Powers Leroy Keesey john Dowmng Eugene Buckmlller Melvln Fulton Donme Inlow Charles Frederxck Cec1l Carroll Class Offlcers Presldent john Downmg Vxce Presldent Bob Zellweger Secretary' Cec1l Carroll Treasurer Donme Inlow SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW Dorothy Keesey Lols Cavmess Bernice Chapman Verna Chapman Sally Welss Geneva Lxlly Sh1rley Wllhams Barbara Slezak SECOND ROW Kenneth Morrlson john Musmaker Bobby Craxg Paul Ryan Henry johnson jlmmy Wllmeth Ralph Hazen THIRD ROW Dorxs Howe Angleme Carson Mary Anderson Mary Wllhams Barbara Ray Beverly Speed Donna Pace Louxse Clayton Class Offlcers Presldent Shirley Wllllams Vlce President Ralph Hazen Treasurer Sally Welss FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW Marsha Thompson janet Augustme Loulse Mxtchell Carolyn Strong Francls Buchanan Charlene Carson Mlldred Clayton Susan Purdy SECOND ROW Mrs Meyers sponsor jerry Hadley jerry Goetz Donald St1ckens George Weed Bllly jay Davld Musmaker Phylhs Duff THIRD ROW Levl Recoy Rlchard Evans Oran Glade james Bathurst jxrnmy Campbell Bobby Chadwlck Class Ofhcers Presldent B111 jay Vxce Presxdent Susan Purdy Secretary Phyllls Duff Treasurer jerry Hadley EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW Dxck Bradley Larry Chase Betty Conrad Ruth Weed Mlldred Roeder Przscxlla Stzckens Irene Anderson, Darlene Gordon Nina Recoy Eldon Morrzson SECOND ROW Gene McKee Charles Clayton, Donnle Downmg Merle Stewart, Loren Ray Harold Woodrzch, Leonard Palge Eugene Mulhern, Robert Glade, Mr Hewztt sponsor Class Ofhcers Preszdent Charles Clayton Vice President Harold Woodrlch Secretary Eldon Morrison 26 : . , , . , . . , I , , Q : , , ' ' . . 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'l ' -- i-' ii --.sv -vi' ,-.- A I4 Sm UQ p girb , gfee Club GIRLS GLEE CLUB The girls glee club under the dxrectxon of Mrs Evelyn Rxgby has a membershxp of about thlrty fxve Out of this group nlne gmrls Barbara Slezak Sally Weiss Margaret Haxnlxne Beverly Speed joan Strong janet Augustme Regenla Chadwlck Dorothy Keesey and Carollne Mltchell were selected to compose the small vocal group The sextette and trzo wxll be chosen from thls group Our glee club has sung at several P T A programs and took part ln tne Chrlst mas program The glrls who attended the Musxc Fest1val 1n Creston on january 19 and Z0 were Margaret Haxnlzne Becky Lambx joan Strong Beverly Speed Barbara Slezak and Sally Welss Key to pxcture FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Key to plcture SECOND ROW Mary Rltchhart Becky Lar bl Lols Cavmess Margaret Hamllne Darlene Gordon Betty Conrad joan Lucas Nma Recoy Mrs R1gby Bernlce Chapman Verna Chapman LaDonna Repplmger Mary Hazen Mary Carolme Mltchell Phyll1s Bartlett Regema Chadwlck Irene Anderson Ruth Wee Shlrley Wlllxams Waumta Scott Lucllle Vandewater Carolyn Strong janet Augustlne Geneva Lilly Beverly Speed Margaret Reha Pr1sc1lla Stlckens Donna Pace, joan Strong Katheryn Lamb Sally Welss Barbara Slezak Barbara Ray M1ldredRoeder Loulse Mxtchell Dorothy Keesey GIRLS SMALL VOCAL GROUP Mltchell Alto Sextette Margaret Hamhne Sally Wexss Soprano janetAugust1ne Second Soprano Mrs Rlgby lnstructor Beverly Speed Second Soprano Regema Chadwlck Dorothy Keesey Alto BOYS GLEE CLUB Thms year we have twenty slx boys ln glee club We have sung at P T A meetmgs and are plannlng to slng at the music contest Durlng january and February we w1ll hold a contest to determme whlch of the following boys who are worklng on solos w11l smg then' solos at contest Henry johnson George Weed, Harold Powers Kenneth Leeps Melvm Fulton Robert Standley james W1lmeth Leroy Keesey and Donnie Inlow Robert Standley james Wllmeth George Weed and Kenneth Leeps took part in the Musxc Festwal The boys quartet IS composed of George Weed Harold Powers Robert Standley and Donnle Inlow Key to pxcture FIRST ROW Harold Woodrlch Henry johnson Ed Lxlly Bob Standley Ivan Dory Kenneth Leeps George Weed SECOND ROW Mrs Rzgby Harold Powers Donnie Inlow Leroy Keesey Eugene Buckmlller Melvln Fulton Donnie Dowmng Merle Stewart Bobby Craig THIRD ROW Robert Glade Charles Clayton Kenneth Morrxson jlmmy Wnlmeth Key to pzcture john Musmaker jlmmy Campbell Eldon Morrlson Eugene Mulhern Donna Pace plamst BOYS QUARTET Harold Powers second tenor, George Weed, f1rst tenor, Bob Standley barztone, Donme Inlow bass. 30 I , . Y . . . . , . . - . I . , . . U D . ' . . ' ' 1 . , V y . . , ., I ' , I ' , .1 ', ' ' . , ' ' , x p 1 , I . z ' . . ' . ' ' . ' , . . , . ' . I I 1 o : . . . , . I . y , . ' , , ' , : l D I ! , ' . , . . , . FIRST ROW: Trio Barbara Slezak, Soprano: joan Strong, Second Soprano: Caroline A 3 u 1 --n . . , . ' i . , : - ' . ' : . U . . . 1 . ' . . . 1 I 1 , . , 1 D . 1 . l n ' Q 1 ' ' l I , . I I 1 I . 0 ' ' , . : . ' , , ' . . . , . , . . , , . 2 , , . . . . I I . I . 7 ' I Je ,A glee Cl A I 0 J I u Boyd , .Quartet 31 M JCL ixe y. Zeeng N llilr D CHORUS Our high school mxxed chorus ctmpt sed of forty fue bcys and glrls has greatly lf roved over last year but wel xt t lCllTlll there 18 stlll qulle a blt f mt re xmprox ement Most of our pre Christmas rehearsal txme was spent ID wc rkxng on a medley lf Chrlstmas carols whlch we presented at the Chrlstmas program The medley lncluded Hark' the Herald Angels Sm The Flrst Noel It Came Upon the Mxdmpht Clear NaLareth and O Come All Ye Falthful Waumta Scott and Iames Wllmeth had solo parts Key to ptcture FlR'-,T ROW SLCOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW Darlene Gordon Mary Rltchhart Becky Lambm Lols Cawmess Waunlta Scott Ioan Lucas Margaret Reha Dorothy I-'eesey Mrs Rglby Margaret Halnllne Bernlce Chapman Verna Chapman Mary Hazen Ruth Weed LaDonna Repplmger Regema Chadwtck Eugene Mulhern Eldon Morrlson Ioan Strong Caroltne Mltchell Phyllis Bartlett Barbara Slezak Barbara Ray Carolyn Strong Louise Mttchell Larry Chase Robert Glade Charles Clayton Ilmmy Campbell Harold Powers Harold Woodrlch George Weed Melvtn Fulton Donme Downmg Donme lnlow Kenneth Morrlson Bobby Cralg Leroy Keesey Eugene Buckmlller Henry Iohnson Bob Standley Fd Lllly Kenneth Leeps Merle Stewart Ilmmy Wllmeth Y TEENS The hrst and third Tuesday of each month flnds a group of glrls holdmg thelr Y Teen meetmg ln the school lunchroom Thls year we have Mrs Goodall as our faculty advlsor Our offlcers are Waneta Weed presxdent Bermce Chapman vxce presldent Phylhs Bartlett secretary and Carolme Mltchell treasurer We have a membershlp of thlrty six members seven elghth graders s1x fresh man thlrteen sophomores seven jumors and three senlors On November Z3 Mlss Dorothy Brownlnger dtstrlct secretary ofthe Y W C A met wtth us She showed us some of the Y Teen Jewelry and told us about several her experrences at an mternatlonal Y W C A Conference held 1n New York Ctty dur mg August and September We have sponsored the C R O P drwe ln our school sold Valentme candy and plan to have several parttes durxng the year Key to picture FLRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW ' Margaret Hamllne Ioan Strong Carollne Mztchell Phyllls Bartlett Waneta Weed Mlldred Roeder Mxldred Clayton Katheryn Lamb Bernice Chapman joan Lucas Mary Anderson, Waumta Scott, Verna Chapman Sally Weiss, Mary Hazen, Shlrley Wtlhams, Dorxs Howe, Mrs Goodall. Irene Anderson, Beverly Speed, Carolyn Strong, Ianet Augustme, Geneva Lxlly, Ruth Weed, Barbara Slezak, Barbara Ray, Mary Rltchhart Phyllis Duff, Donna Pace, Dorothy Keesey, Loutse Mltchell, Prtsctlla St1CkehS, Betty Conrad, Lots Cavmess, Darlene Gordon 33 lf . Q , .' I ' I Q, 1 m, ' A' 1 g ' Q, 5- , .- 1 -np K I to ' - u t ' 1 .' ' ' f ' tl rcnnn for s 1 ' . . - ' . . , . . ' 5 8. x ' j , 1 K ,, vu nn . Q an nn . . U - 1 1 7 , ,, an an . as . i . I I 1 ' -S 5 1 ' 1 .1 I ' 'l 1 . I I V x ' . ' : . ' . ' ' , ' , , . , I I . Y . I I Beverly Speed, Priscilla Stickens, Donna Pace'pianist. : I A-' A I , 1 . I ' 1 . I I I I . . I I ' I ' I . I . D l -' l 1 - 1 1 A I - I ' I I I E -' l I I I , . v u ' : ' , - I . , . . . i , . . , . . ' ' . gy ' . ' ' of . . . . , : l I , I . I I I I I . I I 2 , ' . COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The Commercial Department of Orient l-hgh School offers bookkeeping begin ning and advanced typing and business training The purpose of these courses is provide the student with the proper foundation for his entrance into the business world when he leaves school Bookkeeping covers two semesters of work enabling the student to keep less dxffi cult accounts Ln addition to the1r regular work the advanced typing class publishes THE HOWL the school paper This year the Commercial Department has been under the direction of Mrs Frances Meyers HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Thirty girls are enrolled in the Home Economics Department this year ln ad ditlon to classes in the ninth and tenth grades we have six girls who are taking their fifth semester of home economics Our freshmen girls began their cooking with a canning project while vegetables and fruits were in season Then we studied the basic foods as related to the daily adequate diet Vitamins minerals and the various classes of foods were our guide in the study of building and preparing properly balanced luncheon and breakfast menus Many of the girls were a bit skeptical as to their aptitude for sewing After a If improvement and progress are an indication before the semester is over we ex pect to make some very presentable playsuits ballerina skirts and dresses Sophomore home economics is a varied course We spent the first six weeks on home planning and decoration This also included lessons in textile study consumer buying and principles of design We are quite proud of the projects we completed during our twelve weeks of sew mg Every girl completed a silk or wool dress and many of the girls made several other garments Second semester finds us studying foods We have done some experimental cook ery but the days that we turn out delectable dishes are the ones that really appeal to us' Occaslonly we have heard trailmgs from upstairs that the tempting aroma of hot rolls cakes etc is almost beyond endurance in mid afternoon We are planning on entertaining our mothers at a style show and tea this semester and we hope they will imagine themselves at a regular Fifth Avanue fashion display Our final six weeks work will include Child Care Home Nursing and Home Sam tation Our hot lunch project 15 very capably supervised by Mrs Ethel Craig, assisted by a corps of diligent student workers who serve us delicious lunches We are indeed fortunate in having our lunch program, and splendidly equipped Home Economics De partment 34 D 9 l ' . . to . , . . .- n . . . , . . . 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' . . brief struggle with basic stitches we began our machine sewing on simple blouses. . . . . , . - I I ' . . . , , . , , D, . . . - I . . . . . , . .- ORIENT JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On the evening of November Z3 1948 eleven fmghtened JUDIOTS were getting ready to present THE ADORABLE IMP In sp1te of thezr bad start at dress rehearsal and the matmee the blg mght was a huge success The curtam went up a lxttle after exght o clock wxth Hortense the mald smgmg slzghtly off key Hortense was played by Waunlta Scott Soon after entered Betty Lou Gordon the seventeen year old teen ager who ended up playmg the part of BD eleven year old brat In reallty Betty Lou was Mary Rltchhart Betty s grandmother Abby Slmpklns Mary Hazen, a fxfty three year old woman who soon had her age changed to forty seven entered when the subject of love at flrst szght was bemg dis Cussed by Betty and I-Iortense Abby was accused of bemg xn love with Clmt Purdy a r1ch farmer who had courted her for ten years Of course she denied It The fortunate man was Cecxl Carroll Next entered Betty s mother Pamela Gordon fWaneta Weedj, a very pretty wldow of thxrty f1ve who had been ln the sanatorzum for nerve treatment Whlle there she had met a rzch young man of thxrty by the name of Dllworth Plckrlll Donald Inlow , and his grandfather Winston Harold owersl who IS mterested ln Abby There was also a younger grandson Ross Walfron, fI..arry Tompkmsj and Wxnston s ward Imogene Van Rydron a very snob blsh young lady who was determmed she was gomg to marry Ross Her part was played by Phyllls Bartlett Completlng the cast was Brlan Barclay IMelv1n Fulton, a w1dower who was mterested m Pam and hxs daughter Melvma Beverly WIIIIBIUS, who forbxd hlm to marry again As the plot became more compllcated Clmt took the part of a red haxred Ir1sh cook and Brlan played the part of a very weak headed butler The transformatwn came as a result of thelr Jealousy of the Pxckrxlls Betty Lou became eleven years old after her mother had said she was much younger than she really was Because of these three the Pzckrxlls had a very unpleasant week end Of course as most plays xt had a happy endmg Br1an won Pam With Melvma consent Clint broke down and marrxed Abby and Betty L.ou won Ross The rest of the-1un1or class members wlth Mrs Rlgby s help provlded muslc between acts They sang Manana My Happlness and Now ls The Hour 35 I I QQ OO 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 I 1 1 n . 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LOOKING THROUGH A CRYSTAL BALL Whlle gazmg 1nto our crystal ball we located our upper classmen who really grad uated from good old O H S m the last three years Fxrst we saw the group who left here ln 46 Glenda Eatxnger Schoenlng marrled ln mg ln Creston and holdlng the posltlon of a telephone operator Donald Toby Campbell slngle l1v1ng at home wlth hls parents and drlvlng a truck for his brothers joe and Harold Marjorle Dunn Smxth marrxed and lxvmg ln Iowa C1ty and keepxng house while Norman her husband goes to college Carl Campbell marrled to h1s school days sweetheart llvmg in Orlent and f1n ally drlvlng one of the Campbell Brothers trucks Frank Augustme s1ng1e so far '7 Farmxng at home wlth hxs Dad south of Orlent Reva Cavmess as accordmg to the latest crystal ball and teachmg school near Mason Clty Flora Weed Campbell married lxvmg ln Orient and domg housework wlth the help of l1t'tle Carl Jeffery Gentry Leeps smgle and helpmg h1s Dad farm north of Orlent Frances Ray Rlce marrxed lxvmg 1n Fontanelle and keepmg house alded by llttle jxmmy Dean Wxlham B111 Dlers st1l1 smgle home at last from several years of mxlltary serv1ce w1th the navy Shlrley Rltchhart Crosswhzte marrled but stxll domg offlce work ln Des Momes Next the crystal ball brmgs to us the class of 4-7 B111 Fredrmk stxll trymg earnestly to further his educatlon at the Iowa State College ln Ames Marjorxe Clayton K1ll1on marrled and at home on a farm north of Orient teach mg lxttle Dale Leroy the l1fe of a farmer Clarence Kltt workmg ln Des Momes and wa1t1ng for a pretty gzrl to come along to be h1s wxfe Frank Clayton servmg faithfully w1th Uncle Sam s army forces Charles Evans after sowmg a few w1ld oats has come back to llve with has folks on a farm south of Orlent joan Everlmg another Ames college student but wearmg a bag rock on her flnger Gertrude Kitt waltmg untll another leap year comes around whxle workmg in Washmgton and l1v1ng w1th her brother Delbert Kmgery the same old Delbert laborxng on a nelghbor s farm near hls home north of Orlent Dorxs Bathurst gomg to Jumor college ln Creston Robert L.1lly st1ll workmg mn Rock Island where he discovered a very pretty blonds who IS now the Mrs Robert Lilly Harold Cavlness home llfe and hls mother s cookmg have kept hlm from roving far from home joy Ray Kepner another of the Old Malds Club who is just now marrted Lucky joy' There aren t many of those club members left Marxlyn Stutt strengthemng her vocal cords at Drake and on off hours spends her txme wxth Wes 36 C D -- , . . . . . . . 4 . , . -- . . , . . Vere QRedJ Crist single, but still hopeful, working on a farm east of Orient. - -- . . . CC IO . -- . - - I . . -- ll . Il . . . Delores lnlow last but not least of that class IS none other than Delores w lf 15 slavlng away at the Creston Hardware ln that tcwn Well so much for that class Now we see the class of 46 Helen Stutt here IS one of thxs class who ended up ln an offlce 1nOmaha domg very fme work Paulme Bathurst a speed queen when lt comes to a typewrxter who 15 stmll lxmbermg up her flngers ln an Omaha busmess school l..ew1s McC1a1n the same l..ew1e as you remember hlm workrng on a farm the Orlent v1c1n1ty Wanda Weed fmdmg out how batterles are made wh1le workmg IH the new battery plant mn Red Oak Melba Cavlness another ofthe Orlent Hlgh graduates gomg to Jumor college m Creston Mary Lou Green Murphy s Calendar Plant has one more employee who IS hop mg to take up house keeplng soon now he IS tralnmg to be a cook wh1le servmg ln Uncle Sam s Navy anet Dxckerson learnlng how to beautlfy people ln a Des Momes beauty school and off hours 15 a waltress ln Blshops Cafeterla Rxchard Wallace you would almost always thmk of Dxck of wrecklng somethmg mstead of bulldlng It Well Dlclc ms now workmg for a contractor ln Callforma Edythe Gustason groplng through the day s offxce work m Omaha Wmston Klngery another one of the boys learmng what a house IS made of ln Calxiorma Phyllls Wlllxams her ambltlon to be a school marm turned out to be true She IS teachmg school near Wxlhafnson Norma Kluber L O Boggs really got themselves a bookkeeplng expert when they hlred Norma l wonder lf she st1ll stays after hours trymg to get the books to balance 'P Beverly Wllllams another of Bxshops waxtresses on off hours from beauty school That concludes the whereabouts of all the graduates from the last three years of school and we hope that they are all successful m what they are domg 37 ' . ' ,, l' , ' ' ' , ' , ' in Robert Buchanan 'O' for the life of a cook! That is what Bob's ambition was, so J . -- . ' . . . I W . . . . . -- . I . ORIENT SCHOOL PATROL Somethlng new was added to the Orlent schoolgrounds this October when the school patrol began thexr work The group was sponsored by the Orient busmess men who bought sults for them Twelve boys started the patrol work but only two Kenneth Mor-r1son and Ralph Hazen have been able to stxck out the cold and ramy weather ORIENT HIGH SCHOOL NEW YEAR S DANCE The Orlent Hxgh gymnasxum was the scene of a gala New Year s Eve dance December 31 1948 The dance for the last four years alumm and hxgh school was sponsored by the semor class Although our orchestra fa1led us at the last mmute we dld obtam a Juke box whlch had a lot of good records The gym was decorated for the occasion wxth multl colored streamers and the words Happy New Year greetmg us from the south wall The New Year was gxven a hllarlous welcome by the group attending the dance when carmval hats coniettl and serpentme were dlstrlbuted The dance was approprnately ended with the playmg of Auld Lang Syne -or 4: ae: AN IF FOR PHYSICS STUDENTS If you can learn to use the metr1c system Recall that g m means the same as gram If you can memorlze the words and lxst em And make the grade to pass your flrst exam If you can tell what causes surface tensxon And still explam 1nert1a mass and rate, Can understand these words yet not to ment1on The way we measure tlme and length and welght lf you can learn all th1s and keep on learnxng And get the best the book may have ln store If you can s1t ln class w1thout a yearmng To get away from learnmg that much more If you do everyday the rlght experlment And can be sure you understand It too You study hard on everyday s asslgnment You llke to study better than I do' By Vera Dunn for 4: 4 An oyster IS a flsh that s built llke a nut 4: ae: :of Much happmess IS overlooked because It doesn t cost anythmg 38 . . -- lg . li . 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II 4 n 1 I . n CHEERING SECTION The cheer leadmg gxrls started the football season wlth a quartet Lou1se Clayton Beverly Speed Phyllls Duff and Donna Llttrelll who wore red corduroy sk1rts left from last year s suxts One gxrl LOUISE Clayton dec1ded to go out for basketball so she qult and left us with a trlo for whom the school bought red corduroy slacks Each gxrl purchased a whxte school sweater whlch Mr Speed decorated for her w1th a megaphone and an O wxth a strxpe for each year just before the county tournaments one more gxrl Beverly Speed qult and thls left us with a duet The duet Phyllls Duff and Donna Llttrellj made red print skxrts and wore thetr wh1te school sweaters All through the year we have worn red and whxte saddle shoes wlth whlte anklets We have worked out a prophecy for the boys and glrls who went out for basketball We have had a lot of fun zn worklng together and hope that everyone wxll enjoy our prophecies and get a good laugh from them but we do hope that they don t come true BASKETBALL GIRLS PROPHECY Here we are ln the year of 1959 wonderzng what has happened to our great Orxent Flrst comes Twylah Cass who IS now a trapeze artlst Do you suppose she learn some of her trlcks on the basketball floor ln 194-8 499 Next comes Shxrley Wxllzams whose rlght hand shot has led her to bxg league baseball fa pltcher to be exact Now we look at the post forward Beverly Wxllxams who went mto the s1x foot gxrls chorus ln New York at Bxlly Rose s restaurant Beverly s l1t'tle sxster Mary Lou s whose strong abllxty to throw the ball led her to be a sw1tchman at the raxlroad statxon ln Chlcago Bernlce Chapman our speedy lxttle guard has let her speed take her to New York where she IS now a Conover model Carolme who never lost her temper and was so cool on the gym floor IS now workmg 1n a refrxgerator factory Verna Chapman s beauty ln her shootlng took her to Braodway Lola Campbell who was usually up at the scoreboard reportmg has made her self a good bartender 39 1 . . . 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Waneta Weed who recetved a proposal of matrlmony durmg basketball season now wmshcs she were slngle agaln Mlldred Loulse and Dorothy who got experxence warmlng the bench are now warmmg a bench ln a hot water bottle factory The songs that were played durxng the reading of each were Twylah Cass The Darlng Young Man on the Flymg Trapeze Shmrley Wxlhams Take Me Out tc the Ball Game Beverly W1ll1ams A Pretty G1rl 15 L1ke a Melody Mary Lou Wrlllams I ve Been Worklng on the Rallroad Bermce Chapman On the Sldewalks of New York Carolme Mxtchell Chlcko Banana Verna Chapman Gwe My Regards to Broadway Lola Campbell The Doors Swxng m the Doors Swmg Out Waneta Weed Oh I Wlsh I Was Smgle Agam lvhldred Clayton Loulse Clayton Dorothy Keesey Orlent Wlll Shlne Tonxght BASKETBALL BOYS PROPHECY Slnce we looked ln the gxrls future of 1959 I m getting very mqulsxttve as to what happened to the basketball boys of 1949 Hugh Swoyer who played a magnlflcent game at the Orlent Tournaments 15 now playxng pro basketball and pro football and has grown to be a sxx footer Ray We1ss IS now a professtonal wolf and for the tlme bemg IS workmg In the v1c1n1ty of Lenox Ithxnk he learned some of h1s trade at basketball games Larry Tompkms IS graduatmg from Slmpson College as a Ph D Leroy Keesey IS lce skatmg wlth Sonja Helme at Madlson Square Garden Bob Zellweger IS now a lazy h11lb1lly ln Arxzona where he became a Strong s man ohn Downmg who was a woman hater durmg 49 has now changed hls mlnd and has offered hrs ablllty of Judgmg to any beauty contest ln Amerlca or elsewhere Gtrls that IS Bob Stanley IS now teachlng at Prescott school that IS Donnle Inlow IS now drlvmg the bus for Bllly Rose s s1x footer professtonals girl basketball team George Weed and james Wllmeth are part owners as well as slngers m a Barber shoppe Quartette B111 jay IS now a desxgner of women s clothmg tn Tallahassee Florxda Can t guess what he deslgns bathlng su1ts I 11 bet Bob Craxg IS now a chef mn the great Orlent Cafetena Charles Frederlck w1th the adaltron of hls own charms has mherlted some of brother s ch rms and IS now the greatest Romeo ln the world '40 .Q A . . 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K 5 mpkms D ctt r Doctor Lan Vo11Te11 Vhat N111 Make 1 oor Larry We 7 t Wa 1' 1 udln 1- ussm and a F1g ln rr 1Jt1WI11fl X Pretty G1r11s 11ke a Melody 1 D zt 1,1 rgc Need Sweet Adellns or Da1s I'a11 lhassee 1 Wl1fT'16l11 wtth George Bob Cfdlg 11ck1e 1n the M1dd1e and the Mustard on Top C1 rles rrederlck Heartbreaker IX. vt we VV1'-,1ld11ifl1'16bt k1ds the best ol luck and hope that they don t follow thls wht cy 1 also w1sh to thank Katheryn Lamb Mary Rxtchhart Regenla Chadw1ck md 1hy111s Duff for helptng me w1th these L-rophec1es Donna jean L1ttrel1 hey to p1cture Cheerleaders Donna 11ttre1l Bexerly bpeed 1hy111s Duff 12 years 1n school together Seated Luc111e Vandewater La Donna Reppllnger Margaret Ha1n11ne Vera Dunn btandlng jack btevwart Kenneth Leeps Iames Buchanan Hugh Swoyer Phctographer Do you want a large or a 5l'I'1a11plCIuI'6 7 Ray Small Photographer Then close your mouth N r Stneed How dare you swear before me Edw1n L111y How d1d I know you wanted to swear fI1'St7 Bob Stanley What makes you so sma11'P Becky Lamb1 My mother fed me on canned m11k and l'm condensed' ' 154121 Speaklng of bathtng 1n famous spr1ngs, sa1d the tramp to the tourlst, '31 bathed 1n the spr1ng of '86 ' :Limb Mrs Rust mls that a genulne b1ooc1hound9 jack S HI-le surely IS Here Oscar, come over and bleed for the la.dy ' 41 1-,V .. 1.1141 1, 1 3 . 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V N x x 9 A aa , 1 i . fl 9 ' 44 FOOTBALL The Bulldogs opened fall practmce on August 28th we started off w1th exerc1ses runmng skull drllls and dummy practlce The squad conslsted of Z5 men wlth 9 lettermen back from the prevzous year There were four semors on the fxrst strmg Hugh Swoyer Tackle Ed Lxlly Tackle George Blrd Center and Ray We1ss End Next years team looks very prormsmg as there are 9 letter-men back agam next year The followmg IS a 11st of the season scores Here There Here Here Here Here There There There 1949 GAMES w they Bedford Wmter set Menlo Dowlmg V1l11sca Lenox Linden Ellxott Greenfield Conszderlng the competxtxon that we took on the Bulldogs frgured that they had a very good season What do you th1nk'? Key to plcture FIRST ROW SECOND ROW FOURTH ROW john Downmg Ivan Dory Ed Lxlly George Bxrd Ray Welss Bob Zellweger B111 jay Chuck Fredrlcks Donnle lnlow Hugh Swoyer Leroy Keesey Larry Tompkms George Weed Pete Stewart john Musmaker Harold Powers manager R1chard Evans Davzd Musmaker Coach Llggett jxmmy Buchanan water boy ORIENT HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING On October 14 the homecoming activities at O H S were begun A blg bonfire was bullt on the schoolgrounds where the group assembled for the pep rally and snake dance After the pep rally the group contmued wlth thexr school cheers as they wound 'fhemr way through the streets and busmess houses of Orient The followlng mght we played Lenox ln our homecommg football game The score 13 7 wasn't too favorable for Orlent but It dldn t dampen our splrzts very much At the half t1me the queen Becky Lambz and her attendants joan Strong and Lola Campbell were presented to the football fans After the game Van Velsen s orches tra furmshed muslc for the dance in the gymnaslum whxch had been decorated by the senior decoratlng commtttee Hugh Swoyer crowned the queen at the begxnmng of the dance The grand march was led by Becky Lambl Hugh Swoyer Lola Campbell Ray We1ss joan Strong and Ed Lllly Refreshments of cokes and cookles were served at the mtermxsslon Key to Picture Ed Lxlly joan Strong Attendant Becky Lambl Queen Hugh Swoyer Captain Lola Campbell Attendant Ray Wezss 45 e . Z6 6 ' 7 19 33 6 ' 7 19 ' ' 0 6 7 13 ' 12 0 ' 7 6 ' 7 13 THIRD ROW: Ralph Hazen, Melvin Fulton, Paul Ryan, Bobby Craig, jerry Hadley. . . up n . , , . ' Vx ..7. .. .lr an . .ra gl 4 a I 0-:DUN P ...1 l 7l? if 1, ' 5 ff N h. Av' Q 'S Mfr- 'X 'qf' 5. f 1 c: uf' if if X K I ' 1? 874 QQ! F, ii Ii Ii R5 15 If ' 's i 'cf1'f3f7-G? 40 V if lvl OOgg44 :.s7f:i?5 assi, .. My ' Q 1 in R a Q it ' U is :- 5, 5. as P 'WN GIRL S BASKETBALL Our glrl s basketball team started off wlth a bang w1th seven wms and f1ve losses The f1rst game on our new asphalt floor was December thlrd Golng 1nto the County Tournament we drew a bye the flrst mght then beat Brldgewater the next nlght Then we played Fontanelle on Saturday mght and won the County Champlonshlp All the County Tournament games were close th1s year the wlnner of each game never wmmng by more than three or four pomts Now we go to Afton to play Dlagonal The annual 15 bemg publlshed before we play the Sectional Tournaments so the game scores w1ll not be 1n lt SCHEDULE Rlchland e Fontanelle 37 e Fontanelle Rlchland Macksburg Lenox Brldgewater COUNTY TOURNAMENT Zlon Brldgewater 29 Lenox Fontanelle Z9 Macksburg 41 Twylah Cass s one handed shots any place on the floor even wlthout lookmg at the basket Beverly Wllllams ab1l1ty to rebound when our glrls accldently mlssed the basket Sh1r1ey W1l11ams ab1l1ty to make her freethrows when they are needed ln the County Tournament Carolme Mmtchell s very good post guardlng We hope she can do as good a Job next year don t we '7 The Hlgh Pomters Twylah Cass 178 pomts Beverly W1111ams 166 polnts and Shlrley W1l11ams 56 oomts Key to plcture FLRST ROW Bernlce Chapman Twylah Cass Carolme M1tche11 Beverly Wxllxams Mary W1111ams Shlrley Wllllams SECOND ROW Verna Chapman Lola Campbell M11dred Clayton Waneta Weed Loulse Clayton Coach Llggett BACK ROW Ethel Craig chaperon Dorothy Keesey Barbara Ray Barbara Slezak Regenla Chadwlck manager 48 ' 33 W 42 W 31 33 35 A 19 31 41 39 42 32 ' 30 45 1 ' 25 19 ' 30 47 35 32 49 During the season we noticrei BOYS' BASKET BALL The Bulldogs started the season with 5 lettermen back from last year They are Hugh Swoyer, Ray' Weiss, Larry Tompkins, Bob Zlellweger and George Bird Soon after the season started George left us. Leroy' Keesey' Took over tle position vac ted l1y'Gc-urge and has done a very' good job. Ray Weiss and Hugh Swoyer are the only Iwi, seniors on the team. Here is a list ofthe scores so far this season Richland Fontanelle Mac ksburg Greenfield Bridgewat e r Zion Lenox Fontanelle Richland Greenfield Lenox Bridgewater Macksburg Arispe Richland Zion Greenfield we 33 Zo 48 Z0 32 29 20 Z8 40 they 32. Zl 4.2 45 Z0 Zl 48 34 34 canceled because of bad weather County Tour nament The season totals so far are won ll lost 5 that is including the county tournament The scoring has been very close here is how it stands Name Larry Tompkins Hugh Swoyer Ray Weiss Bob Zellweger Leroy Keesey Larry Tompkins Hugh Swoyer Ray Weiss Bob Zellweger Leroy Keesey Key to picture Points o Fouls FIRST ROW Larry Tompkins Hugh Swoyer Ray Weiss Bob Zellweger Leroy Keesey THIRD ROW Coach Llggetf Harold Powers manager jimmy Wilmeth Bobby Craig Charles Freder1ck 49 37 35 3l 58 . 4 A 44 41 ' 36 49 ' 45 31 ' 39 33 ' 32 42 ' 10 117 ' 124 ' 94 T2 ' 50 41 ' 37 52 39 SECQND ROWg john Downing, George Weed, Bob Standley, Billie jav Donrne Inlow 'ff'? U Q if 1 we Saw H susan-1 a 8 :Hi A. . hw .Q If-s '- 51 1 07' . sail HP ggi' ,y GJ ll i,uvv' :- L , ,-qngiunw ' 1 5 .--P, , ua . v-nr' ' 1 kia RAL' eo D- 'H 6- Ee. 3 I TP Q. 9 Q59 Q 1 1001 ! ' . 'C ' 1 1 x-,TU . QV f' ,. 2 .51 H Y in sb ,Jr r .q ..'., . A P74-J ' S -OHM-I. .Hu 'ln 4- Q uhlrbill ' ' I ' .fair nu, gf sb? C-1' ' 5- .4- gg vi! I9 ,Q imc ff! id 13 . f !?? 9 that Mx: -uu 'g ' 1 air! Q A . Q P 4,1 ,ns ,gnc ,,, 35- . Lk T551 , x 42+ N 'hr HX ao7 ? Y if 'H F ' 1 Q ii? - H . 1 iw .J BOYS TRACK The track season has not arrzved yet but we expect to have a good team as we only lost three Iettermen We wxll probably enter about s1x or seven meets dependmg a lot upon the weather The followlng lettermen are back Hugh Swoyer Ray Weiss Bob Standley Ivan Dory john Downlng Donnle Inlow Leroy Keesey and Larry Tompklns Key to picture of Track FIRST ROW Ivan Dory Ray Welss Bob Zellweger Bob Standley George Weed Larry Tompkms SECOND ROW Charles Frederlck Donnle Inlow john Downmg B111 jay LeRoy Keesey Hugh Swoyer BACK ROW Bobby Craxg Eugene Buckmlller Melvm Fulton james Wllmeth 144 He drank the nectar from her hps As under the moon they sat And wondered mf any man before Ever drank from a mug 11ke that!! 410128 The one who knows not and The one who lcnows Knows that he knows not And knows not what he lmows Is a Freshman Is a J'l11'l101' Teach hxm Awaken him The one who knows not The one that knows And knows not that he knows not And knows that he knows Is a Sophomore Is a Sen1or Shun hlm Follow Hlm 'I ilk? Break break break on thy cold gray stones O sea! But you could not break for 40 years And be as broke as me' Ray Wexss Ir lklkltr I beheve I 11 do what I m thlnkmg about She If you do I 11 slap you 4: They laughed when I sat down at the pxano Some fool had removed the stool. lklklk Kzssmg a g1r1 IS like taking olives out of a bottle, After you get the first one the rest come easy!!! I . ' : , ' , J I . 1 . I ' Q : D ' 1 1 1 g Z . . . , . 1 . , , . 2 ' . . ' . ' , Coach Max Liggett. I I ll -- -- 9 OO . He. Ol 1 l I . . Ol . IC I li 4: 4: 52 Jigs! Ngfcfg Alzetb ll girlffr. High Badkelbau J a :Sparta m gm chuzicefi an unc room 14.4 I'LUel'.4 LEROY KEESEY LARRY TOMPKINS BOB ZELLWEGE FLOYD JOHNSON RAY WEISS ED LILLY GEORGE BIRD AND DONNIE INLOW 55 gamozw abied A. F Q M '.,. Q , Y -ii f 1 HLGH 'Wlii. 5 ' 1 vi-:RA -'I-M li--.. .41 mi JOAN LUCILLE 'kb RAY DONNA EDWUJ KENNETH AMW MARGARET GWYNETHE .pk ' ' 6 Q 7' -af 'X lf:-v 1 . L F x el ' - 1 ci: 3 ,, f-Lf ' .A , ru il Q Q r 4 W 0 R0 56 flap! 5 F LOVER S CORNER LOOKING AT THE WORLD THROUGH ROSE COLORED GLASSES IN AHURRY BOYS? 'LIAR R c Jo TE N STUDYING PHYSICS ? ? 7 ? '94 -P x5 096. LADONNA ? 7 7 Hg W, T7-N THE: ou: AND NEW or IT 57 4' 'fs NAME jimmy Buchanan Lola Campbell Becky Lambi Regenxa Chadwick Marg aret Hamline Kathe ryn Lamb Lucille Vandewater Kenneth Leeps Edwin Lilly oan Strong Donna Littrell LaDonna Repplinger Hugh Swoyer Ray Weiss Gwynethe Car son Vera Dunn Bob Standley George Bird jack Stewart HOBBY Cleaning Spects Gxgglxng Dancing Being DICE Collecting Skulls oops Keeping late hours Sewing Argumg oan Z miles west and Z miles south of O H S Studies Making Wisecracks Hot jazz Eating all the time Photography Writing letters On the Jump Driving a car OCCUPATION PET Anything PHRASE Mrs Stowell Darn it Sleeping Skating rink Dreaming Acting silly Going to Cromwell A fighter Everything Smiling Laughing at herseli Working Verna Playing Bas ketball Avoiding men Skating Staying home W or king for Phyllis Smoking Well Kido careful now Well kid My gosh Tis not I ll be Oh Darn Shucks Ain I TantSo I dare you ,Pat' Dawgone 58 AMBITION Long Hair Twelve kids Taking life easy Hourglass figure Movie star Tight rope walker to be slim F B I agent P5195 4 H Leader Novelist To have light hair Am t g ot any Radio Announcer Bookkeeper To spend the rest of her life in school To live in Prescott Farm To grow a mustache 15 YEARS HEN CE Preacher Divorcee Old Maid Bar Maid Homemaker Fat lady A second Mrs jiggs Cleaning spittoons in pool halls bachelor Old School mom Designer of clothes Miss America Comedian janitor Nurse Mrs Bill Harris Millionaire Champion Hog Caller A taxi cab driver n Q llBe 1 , , t , if ' j ' Wella Proud A poor old J . . u 0 n - 1 ll I 'tl' n 1 u n UI i Ol 4 v l lloh Y 1 s u u o Puppy Edwm Hugh Bob S ack S Harold P Ray W IMI HRFAINF DAIF5 Ilw HISIVJRY Hlrthd ys Kcnntth L eep Vert Dunn Regenxx Thad 1 dwxn I oan Strong ack Stfwart Kathcryn l 1 Donna l xttrell LaDonna Reppllnper Gwynethe Carson Lola Campbell Rxy Wexss Mr Llggett Becky lambl jlmmy Buchanan Margaret Hamllne Lucllle Vandewater George Blrd Robert Standley anuary Z0 anuary February l Vlarch 'vlarch Varch Varch , l july ZZ August September September September September October 19 Noxefnber December December Hugh Swoyer December love is the begtnnmg of a dog s llie She s all the world to me what can I See more of the world my frmend What the devtl IS a metaphor 'P For cows to graze ln Why IS he makxng that funny no1se 'P Sh' I-Ie s trytng to catch a mouse by makmg a norse lxke cheese Mr Speed Why dld you put quotatlon marks around your SXSITSIHGIIOH paper 'V Hugh S Un Economxcs classj Courtesy to the man at my rtght Professor newer was marrled he never was wed Nor offered a woman a gem But he read the corset and hostery ads And he learned about women from them Mr Loxely What IS l1ght 7 Eugene B Not dark, 'AWash all wounds, and keep from bztmg IHSQCTS What's your faxorxte meat 7 Twylah You should always do unto others as you would have others do unto you H larry fK1ss1ng herj 'SI do H 59 f ' 11 . . 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