Orient High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Orient, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1950 volume:

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Y Teens Play Pep Club Accompams! for iextet Trxo Away dull care away Im going to sleep today HAROLD POWFRS Cyprus Football Basketball Play Boys Chorus Boys Quartet Band He s sxlent xn h1s studxes and fussm too but 11' you ve gaxned hxs frxendshxp you ll fmd that he 4 true blue MARY LOU RITCHHART Butch Music iextet Play Basketball Y Teens Mixed Chorus Pep Club Cheerleader A an-ule for all a welcome glad a jovxal frxendly way she has 12 HJC.. ' ' ..,...,........ l-Z-3- . ,..... .,....... l-Z-S- - .................. ,........... . .3-4 .T .............,................. 4 . - ' .,,, 4 ' ..........,................, ........ . ....... .,...... l -Z ' .................... 1-Z-3 Operetta. ........,..,........,...... ' ........................,...,..... 1-Z - .............................. Z-3 ' , ,. ....,.............. ,,l-Z 1 ,f-sr Q:-ff' MELVLN P ULTON Sandy Football Track Music Play Band Operetta Boys Chorus My Idea of an agreeable person ls 8 person who agree s wnh me 1 41 l1lv5,? 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T45 5 N6 Sv IARHY TVVVPKIINS Futs Football Basketball Irark ye, hmr 'Nllxed K horub lass flftxc Band H15 frxends there are many hxs toes are there any TWYI All CASS Cassmdy Basketball Nfxxed Fhorus C rls I hurl 5 Class lf ner Pep Flub Pep Club flfflcer Open-etta Play Of all the thmgs lh the educltxon lme I ll take the fnovmes every tvne IVAN DORY Stem Football Track Boys Chorus Mlxed Chorus Band Play On the football held he sets wxcked pace but beheve me he faster yet ln cupld 5 race 15 'E'- BEVFRLEY WILLIAMS Bea Musxc lwevxnvxlle Orient Play Basketball Nevxnvxlle Orxent Pep Club Red IS my favorxte C what color nt xs olor no matter Q ID IN' ,....Y -v-ff 3 CHLCK E- RFDFRICK Football Basketball Track Class Olfxcer Boys Chorus Mxxed Chorus Band A good hear! the heads m th Blood ls bette e world r than all P UGFNF BUCKMILLFR Pauncho Football Basketball Track Boys C hor 15 Vlxed 5 horns N y heart 5 ln X enlo my hear! no! here my hear! l xn Menlo a chasmg my dear S in 4 E 1 - K s Y Q f Q 2 ' 1 . i - ' , . 1-1-3- , ' . . ., 1-1-7- ', ' .........,..,......... l-Z-3 V 1-2-7- 16 Class H zstory In the fall of 1938 there were twenty seven younguns that started on thelr long Journey up the ladder of school years They were Phyllls Bartlett Jackey Carter Loxs Cavmess Bernxce Chapman Louxse Clayton Ivan Dory Arnold Jensen Henry Johnson Ronald Keatlng Dorothy Keesey Russell Kuhns Joann Lucas Carolme Mxtchell Kenneth Morrxson John Musmaker Harold Powers Margaret Reha Mary Rltchhart Allce Ryan John Ryan Waumta Scott Glen Stewart Waneta Weed Lev: Recoy Joan Strong Then at the start of the second semester we picked up Rex Brown and Marxe Perkms Jacky Carter dropped out thls year We were capably assxsted ln our flrst year by our teacher Betty Smxth The second year Joan Strong moved on ahead of us and Rex Brown and John Musmaker also Levx Recoy Glen Stewart Alxce Ryan Kenneth Morr1son Henry Johnson Loulse Clayton Bernxce Chapman Loxs Cavmess dropped behmd us On the second rung of the ladder we were guxded by Lols Kmyon The thxrd year there must not have been much gomg on because there was no record of the happenmgs In our fourth year we dropped Arnold Jensen and p1cked up Ronald Vorrath Ruby Mltchell On the fxfth rung of t e ladder we dropped Joan Eatlnger and John Ryan and gaxned Dallas Purdy and Mary Hazen Our guxdmg lxght xn the f1fth grade was Wxlma Caryl We succeeded 1n reachlng the fxfth rung of the ladder and were reachxng for number s1x when we were Jomed by Dawn Howdyshell and Dorothy Keesey Thxs year we lost Ruby Vorrath Dawn Howdyshell also left us thxs year We were helped along on the s1xth rung by Dorls Mitchell Durmg our seventh year we lost Lucxlle Bryant and ga1ned Twylah Cass We progressed rather well th1s year and moved on xnto our elghth year On the ezghth rung of the ladder we gamed Dale Bamsey Exlene Guthrle James Hartman LeRoy Keesey Harold Recoy Clarme Chrxstensen Cecxl Carroll Eugene Buckmxller Sandy Fulton We lost E1lene Guthrxe and James Hartman Thxs left us at the end of the exghth year wrth twenty two classmates As we entered lugh school our class roll call was as follows Dale Bamsey Phyll1s Bartlett, Fugene Buckmxller Cecll Carroll Twylah Cass Clarme Chrxstensen Ivan Dory John Dowmng Charles Fredenck Raxdeen Frederxck Melvm Fulton 17 Vorrath, Charles Freder: ,and Donald Inlow. Our teacher this fourth year was Helen Mary Hazen Donald Inlow LeRoy Keesey Joann Lucas Carolme Mltchell Harold Powers Dallas Purdy Harold Recoy Margaret Reha Mary Rxtchhart Waunlta Scott Larry Tompklns Ronald Vorrath Audna Warren and Waneta Weed Then at the start of the second semester we gamed Robert Zellweger and lost Dallas Purdy In our tenth year we lost Dale Bamsey Harold Recoy Raldeen Frederxck and Clar1ne Chrlstensen and gaxned Beverley Wxllxams Thls left us w1th a class of twenty three members at the end of the tenth year In our struggle on the eleventh rung of the ladder we lost Phyllls Bartlett Well thxs leads us to the present and to the top of the ladder There w1ll be twenty two members 1n our graduatxng class of 1950 There are seven members of the class that have put 1n all twelve years at Orlent They are Joann Lucas Carollne Mltchell Harold Powers Margaret Reha Mary Rxtchhart Waunlta Scott and Waneta Weed Class W1II We the Semor class of 1950 Un1ted States of Amerxca State of Iowa County of Adalr Clty of Or1ent belng of unsound mmd and no memory do hereby w1ll and good example of keepmg them messy and full of marks and held together Wlth gum because the screws are mxssmg They w1ll not recelve our permxsslon unless they provoke the teachers and do not scrut1mze thelr books We hereby make publxsh and declare thxs to be our fxrst w1ll and bequeath the followmg after our absence I Ivan Roy Dory do w1ll and bequeath my ab111ty to tell Jokes and my curly haxr to Barbara Ray I Larry Jack Tompkms do w1ll and bequeath my fme sportsmansh1p to Kenneth Morrlson I Robert John Zellweger do w1ll and bequeath my naturally curly haxr to Bob Craxg I Donald Dean Inlow do w1ll and bequeath my husky fxgure and abxlxty as a good halfback m football to Dorxs Howe I Waneta Gertrude Weed do w1ll and bequeath my good looks and posture to J1m Wzlmeth I Charles Allen Fredemck do w1ll and bequeath my hexght to Henry Johnson I Mary Louzse Rxtchhart do w1ll and bequeath my blonde peroxlde haxr to Coach Lxggett I Mary Carolme Mxtchell do w1ll and bequeath my basketball a.b1l1ty to Mary Anderson 18 bequeath to the Juniors the seats nearest to the windows, provided they follow our , . . , . f . , . I Melvxn Roy Fulton do w1ll and bequeath my freckles and smokxng abllxty to Dorothy Keesey I Twylah Louxse Cass do w1ll and bequeath my dxmples and long basketball shots to Anglene Carson I Charles Cecxl Carroll do wxll and bequeath my natural ab1l1ty to keep quxet to John Musmaker Ronald Laverne Vorrath do w11l and bequeath my Macksburg g1rl frxends Paul Ryan Shxrley Joann Lucas do wxll and bequeath my pxano playlng abxhty to Donna Pace Waumta Allce Scott do w1l1 and bequeath my report card A s to Beverly Speed Fugene Arthur Buckmxller do wxll and bequeath my photography talents Sally VN e1ss Harold Cyrus Powers do w1ll and bequeath my drxvmg Bblllty to Ralph Hazen B-everley Jean Wxllxams do wxll and bequeath my shortness to Lots Cavmess Barbara Slezak I Audna Irene Warren do w111 and bequeath my abxlxty to Wm arguments to Mary Wxlhams I Mary Eva Hazen do w1ll and bequeath my basketball abxlxty as a forward to Shxrley Wxlhams I Margaret Ann Reha do wxll and bequeath my salesmanshxp tralts to Louxse Clayton I LeRoy Nells Keesey do wxll and bequeath my flne memory to Geneva Lxlly IN WITNESS WI-IEREOF we have hereunto subscrlbed our names and flxed our seal on thls eleventh day of May nineteen hundred and flfty QSEALJ Class Colors Pmk and Sxlver Class Flower Rose Class Motto To Be Contmued 19 I, , ' ' ' ' to I, . , . . . . . 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' I, John Harmin Downing, do will and bequeath my talents in vocal music to , ' . . . . 1 I I I . lo: 4: wo: :ec :of for Proplzec X Mayl 1970 Dear Readers My buddy and I have traveled the whole world vxsxtmg our old classmates of 1950 m our new Jet P 96 Rocket We landed mn Washmgton D C for a cup of coffee and met Larry Tompkms who IS now Postmaster General of the Unxted States He was very surprlsed to see us and mvxted us out to h1s new glass home on 16195 H111 Hop Drnve There w met hxs wxfe and l1tt1e boy Larry Jr He told us that he and hrs son are very care ful how they use flrecrackers Especlally xn mall boxes 1 After leavlng Washmgton D C we took a two mlnute hop to an Oklahoma to bacco farm where we found LeRoy Keesey the founder of the Keesey Ashless Cxg arette Company He had just become the father of h1s f1fth boy and a proud father he was Oh yes we met h1s w1fe a former Creston g1rl LeRoy has been marr1ed for mneteen years Vle boarded our rocket shxp and headed for Hawau After arr1v1ng we declded to entertam ourselves at the Varxdee Ball Room There we found Audna Vkarren now LaLon1a DeVon wxth her featured number a hula dance Audna xnformed us that her old school chum Mary Hazen IS xn Sw1tzerland as a skx Jumpmg mstructor For the last seven years Mary has won the gold cup as the world s greatest sluer Quxck as a flash we landed on Cyrus Island m the South Pac1f1c to refuel As the power truck came up to our rocket who should almght from the cab but our old fr1end Harold Powers Harold 1S the sole propr1etor of the atom1c power co operatxve on Cyrus Island Harold told us he has just read m a Umted States paper that a wrdow wxth three chlldren was lookmg for a wealthy husband Harold was thmkmg very serlously about answermg the ad After wzshxng Harold good luck we hurr1ed on our way to Russxa In Moscow we found Cecxl Carroll the sole reformer of the Sovxet Government As you lcnow Cecll 15 the Presldent of the Unxted States of Russla whlch IS now a pure democratzc country As Cecxl was very busy sxgnxng documents wlth other countrles we d1dn t stay long We headed back to the Umted States and dec1ded to stop m Denver After wandermg around awhlle we met Waneta Weed who was standmg 1n front of a wonderful new grocery store Waneta told us that she had controllxng mterest m the Weed Cham Stores grocery stores now found all over the world We were very sorry to fxnd out that Waneta wasn t marr1ed but she sald she had good 1fltChtl01'lS and planned to be marr1ed as soon as possxble Waneta also told us that she thought we could fxnd Eugene Buckmxller at the new experxmental statlon on Mars We gave our farewells to Waneta and lxfted the nose of our rocket for the planet Mars Z0 , s y 1 . 1 1 2' ' 1 1 ' 1 , .. . 9 1 - ' 1 1 '1 ' , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . .. . . - 1 . . , - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 , . . 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 , . 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It took us a llttle less than an hour to reach Mars and after c1rc11ng the planet a few tlmes We spotted the exper1mental statxon and brought our rocket xn as close to the buxldmg as we could We stepped out of our rocket and up to the door where we met a guard The guard told us we could fmd Professor Buckmlller down the hall and to our r1ght We entered h1s offxce and found Eugene behmnd the desk performmg some kmd of experlment Fugene lnformed us he had a wlfe and four chlldren back xn New York C1ty Eugene was very busy so we told h1m to take care of hlmself and we headed back for the earth After havmg to make a forced landmg on a ranch m Colorado a cowboy 1nv1ted us 1n for lunch We sat down at the table and talked whlle the maxd brought 1n our lunch We were surnrmsed to see that the maxd was Twylah Cass We hardly recog mzed her because she had ga1ned so much wenght m the last twenty years We talked to Twylah and she told us that she had been the mald for fxve years After havlng an enjoyable VlS1t w1th her we flxed the rocket and started to Reno Nevada We called a cab after landmg at the a1rport an Reno Much to our astonlshment we found Carolme Mxtchell 1n the drxver s seat She was very surprxsed to see us She told us that she had been dr1v1ng a cab for about two years We had her take us downtown so we could see what the blg 11ttle clty was lxke Carolme told us that she got a dxvorce from her husband about two years ago She sa1d she had to have a Job us back to our rocket and We started to the thrlvlng Clty of Orlent In Orlent we found Ronald Vorrath operatmg a tavern fo mally known as Duffy s Ronald told us that busmess had pxcked up xn the last few years and now he had a very prof1table bus1ness Just as we had flmshed talkxng to Ronald we saw Chuck Frederxck step m the door Chuck came r1ght over to talk to us We found out that he was runnmg the All1s Chalmers Implement buxldmg out on the east boulevard He was proud to admxt that the Allls Chalmers tractor was the best on the market We left Orxent to fly to the wrlderness of Arkansas to a small town called Punkm vxlle There we found Waumta Scott and Joann Lucas smgxng m the Grand Old Opera buxldmg We d1dn t have a chance to talk to them but xnqulred about them We were told by a restaurant owner that they had been smgmg at the opera buxldmg about exght een years The people enjoyed thexr smgmg very much We left there only to end up on an aucraft carrxer Indeed It was hard landmg Captam John Downmg of the Umted States Navy met us at the door of our Jet as we stepped out It 15 quite an honor to have a posxtlon l1ke John has and we gave h1m our congratulatxons He showed us over the sh1p and we found out about the dlfferent mstruments John was not marr1ed thus he duin t have any home l1fe to tell us about As we stxll had some more classmates to locate we had to wxsh John luck and be on our way Z1 of some kind and started driving a taxi cab. She liked the job very much. She took You surely remember Beverley W1l11ams don t you? After we had come back to Orxent to rest before completmg our Journey someone told us Beverley was stlll a swntchboard operator at Spauld1ng so we went out to see her Bev IS st1ll happy she s smgle After we had talked to her for a whxle we came back to Orxent hopped aboard our plane agaxn and took off for Wlsconsm In the mxddle of the afternoon we happened to look down and see someone wavmg a red flag and thmkmg he mxght be xn trouble we landed To our surpr1se xt was none other than our fr1end Sandy Fulton He had recognlzed our plane and flagged xt down Sandy 1S st1ll workmg wxth the same old road gang that he started out wxth soon after graduatxon He and hrs wxfe, and fxve chlldren were lxving ln a tra1ler and travelmg around the country We left Sandy got back mto our plane, and once agam headed for Wxsconsm where we had heard that our old school chum Ivan Dory was workxng m an overall factory Poor Ivan mformed us that he wasn t marrxed he had been Jxlted twlce and he just wasn t xnteresed 1n gxrls any more Gxrls remember that pretty curly halr he used to have well he doesn t have lt any more It seems as though he got lt caught ln a machme and all the pretty curls were cut off He looked very mce m a toupee though We hopped 1n the rocket shxp and took off to Hollywood where we went mto a fme lookmg restaurant to eat a Rxtchhart Speclal As you have guessed Mary Lou fShortyl was the sole owner of the Rltchhart Brown Derby Whzle we were eatmg who should walk mn but Laddle son of Lassxe He very proudly walked over to hxs own specxal table Mary always d1d llke pets you know From Hollywood we headed across country to New York After arrxval we heard about the very fashxonable and romantxc star of stage screen radxo and telev1s1on Margaret Reha Smce her blonde ha1r dldn t turn out too well on telev1s1on she has dyed It a brlght red She IS makmg the fabulous sum of S500 00 a day Margaret now has the world largest collectlon of Jewels She had a good start wlth that watch member? Good Luck After thls long but enjoyable r1de IH our jet rocket we returned to our buslness whxch had been managed by Mr Speed mn our absence He ms our asslstant general manager ln case our readers haven t heard of the buslness It IS known as the lnlow Zellewager Oyster Company a busxness nett1ng over S55 OOO O0 a year KSS 000 00 from sellmg oysters and S50 000 O0 from sell1ng pearls l Even though we are classed as wealthy playboys fstxll bachelorsl we do all of the work connected wxth our modest pent house apartment ZZ . . , , . I ' . -- , . . . - I , . I I - , . . I I I I I I . , . . .. . . ' I , . . . . . - I , . . . --, ' . , I , . ' I ' I , . - , . I I I ' . . . , . . - I ,tl . . . . . , re- ..... I , . . . - . , . I I 0 I ' . A STORY OF THE SUCCESS OF OUR FRIENDS When lookmg around these Unxted 'States we see the graduates of 1947 Here a story of thelr progress Charles Evans Recently marrled to Katheryn Lamb and now lrvxng ln Callforma Gertrude Krtt Workxng rn a hardware store ln Creston Delbert Kmgery Left about a year ago to help Uncle Qam establxsh a better Navy He 15 somewhere near Los Angeles Dorrs Bathurst Teachmg school ln the thlrd grade at Walnut Iowa Harold Cavxness Lrvxng at home and farmmg wxth hxs dad IVIQFJCFIC Clayton Kxllron Marrled to Dale K1l11on and lxvmg on a farm near Orzent wxth her two chxldren Clarence Kxtt Keepxng books for a raxlway company Ln Nebraska Marilyn Stutt Workmg rn Des Momes and engaged to Wes Gexdel B111 Frederxck Attendmg Iowa State College at Ames Delores Inlow Roberts Marrred and lrvmg xn Creston Joy Ray Kepner Marrred has a baby boy and 11ves ln Creston Frank Clayton At home after spending some txme rn Uncle Sam s Army Ioan Everhng Attendmg college IH Ames and plannmg to be marrred thls sprmg Robert Lxlly Marrxed to a very pretty blonde lxvmg 1nIll1no1s has a baby grrl and works ln a Farmall plant Now for the class of 1948 and thexr standmg rn our world Melba Cavrness Attending Iowa Unrverslty wxth the mtentlon of becomrng a nurse Mary Lou Green L1V1hg5tOh Recently marrled and llvmg on a farm near Orlent Helen Stutt Doxng office work ln Des Momes Lewxs McC1a1n Very hard at work on Paul Frederrck s farm Paulme Bathurst Dorng offrce work mn Omaha Phyllxs Wxllxams Wakefreld Marrxed and lrvmg on a farm near Greenfxeld She has a baby gxrl Edythe Gustason Moon Marrxed lxvxng mn Omaha and IS employed by Mutual Benefxt Health and .Accxdent Assocxatron Robert Buchanan In the Navy trymg to accomplxsh great feats Janet Dxckerson Mclntosh Marrxed rs employed mn a beauty shop and lrves rn Des Moznes Norma Kluber Workmg for the Regxster and Trrbune m Des Moines Rxchard Wallace Recently recerved hrs dxscharge from the Navy and IS workmg an Orxent at Nelson Hardware Beverly Wxllxams Workmg xn a beauty shop nn Ames Wanda 'Weed Loseke Was marrxed durxng the summer of 1949 and now helps her husband manage a grocery store and locker rn Hastmgs Iowa Wmston Krngery After spendxng a year m the Navy Wmston IS now at home wrth his parents What a great number of changes rn two years Z3 ' ' - , . is Vernon Clemens: Working on a farm near Orient and living with his parents. . 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Last the class of 1949 who have just had one year for thexr clxmb to success Becky Lamb: A fxlxng clerk at Northwestern Bell Telephone Company 1n Des Molnes George Bird I-Iappxly marrxed to Phyllxs Bartlett and l1v1ng on a farm Northeast of Orxent LaDonna Repplmger Staymg close at home to work Hugh Swoyer Gomg to school xn Ames wxth the xntentxons of bexng a farmer Gwenythe Carson Wxllets Marrxed lxvxng ln Creston and workmg at Morrlson P1-mt mg Company Ixm Buchanan Lxvmg at home and workmg at Moyer s Store Vera Dunn Harr1s Marrxed and l1V1hg on a farm Kenneth Leeps Worklng on the farm at home Margaret I-Iamllne Attendmg Creston J'un1or College Edwxn Lllly Workmg at the Chevrolet garage m Cfreenfxeld Donna Lxttrell Dxers Marrxed and llvzng on a farm near Orient Ray We1ss Studied at Drake Unlversxty for a semester and IS now employed by h1s father at the Or1ent Locker Katheryn Lamb Evans Recently marr1ed to Charles Evans and IS now l1v1ng 1n Cal1forn1a .Tack Stewart Attendmg Commerclal Extenslon Busxness College m Omaha Regema Chadwlck Klnkennon Marrxed and 11v1ng ln Creston Lucxlle Vandewater Lundy Marrxed and l1v1ng on a farm near Cromwell Ioan Strong Attendxng college at Ames Lola Campbell Lxvmg at home and work1ng at the Sale Barn Cafe Bob Standley Is employed by the Or1ent Locker Servlce our annual went to press We are not responslble for changes s1nce that tlme We want to w1sh these Or1ent graduates contlnued success 1n the future Mr Speed You boys of today want to make too much money Why do you know what I was gettmg when I got marr1ed'7 Harold Powers No and I ll bet you dxdn t exther Mrs Rust Whenever I get down 1n the dumps I get a new hat Don Inlow Ive been wonderm where you got em Mr Lxggett I d lxke to buy a book Clerd Somethxng l1ght'7 Mr Llggett It doesn t matter l have my car Mary R Is xt natural to shr1nk from k1ss1ng'7 Mrs Rust If It were my dear most of you g1rls would be nothmg but skm and bones Mr Speed I be11eve you mmssed my class yesterday Sandy Why no I dldn t Not 1n the least M1-5 Rust Correct thls sentence Before any damage could be done the fxre was put out by the volunteer fxre department James C The fxre was put out before any damage could be done by the volunteer flre department Z4 The information printed about these former students was true fwe hopel at the time 4: ae: 4 -of wr . : . , yTQ?f?5 lWAf7EZ5A?C?LZAl55,.9MEA! 9 Q Ci Xxx 55 fi SQ FN K ? , A V Y xv N 4? db L K y V9 -K'-Qnn . 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MV - f nil ,, FIRST ROW SFCOND ROW Iheresa Lxlly Sxd Strong Leland Cass FIRST ROW SFCOIND ROW THIRD ROW Fldon IXIOTYISOH Robert Beatty Eugene McKee FIRST RO V SECOND ROW THIRD ROW George Weed Susan Purdy Dav1d Musmaker FIRST ROW SFCOND ROW THIRD RON Jxm Wxlmeth Mary Lou Wxlllams I-TIGH TH GR ADI-I Marlene Rluber Cora Duff Dorothy Lamb Arlene 7ellweger Betty 'Mexsenhemmer Marxly Powers Theresa Lxlly Ronald Repplmger Dxck Rehn Denny Tompklns Sld Strong Rxchard R eddxngton I- loyd Fexck Jack McBr1de Presldent Vlce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer FRFSHMAN C LASS Irene Anderson Mxldred Roeder Ruth Weed Harold Haxnlme Merle Stewart Donn1e Dowmng Bobby Beatty Nxna Recoy Darlene Gordon Betty Conrad Harold Hamlme Larry Chase Fldon Morrxson Fugene Mulhern Fugene McKee Robert Glade D1ck Bradley Lowell Mxlls Charles Clayton Mrs Rust Sponsor Presxdent V1ce Presldent Secretary Treasurer SOPHOM ORF C LASS Oran Glade Davxd Musmaker B111 Jay George Weed Janet Augustxne Carolyn Strong Loulse Mxtchell Charlene Carson Bobby Chadwxck Jerry Goetz James Campbell Pete Stewart Max L1ggett sponsor Frances Buchanan M1ldred Clayton Norma Tucker Barbara Gxlbert Jack Speed Jerry Hadley Rxchard Evans Levl Recoy Phyllxs Duff Marc1a Thompson Vxce Pres1dent Treasurer Secretary JUNIOR C LASS Barbara Slezak Barbara Ray Mary Andersen Sally Welss Geneva L1lly Mary Wllllams Dorothy Keesey LOIS Cavmess Loulse Clayton Shlrley Wzlllams Beverly Speed Donna Pace Angelene Carson Dorxs Howe Kenneth Morr1son Jlm Wxlmeth Bob Cralg Henry Johnson Paul Ryan Ralph Hazen Mrs Goodall Sponsor Presmdent V1ce Presldent Barbara Slezak Secretary Lo1s Cavmess Treasurer Z : ' , , , . , A , . 1 . y . , . 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A 1 KK Q . x. n, xx An Old hentuckg Gardcfn On October 6 1949 the Or1ent I-hgh School presented the operetta entxtled An Old Kentucky Garden Those mcluded 1n the cast were Paul Ryan Barbara Slezak Harold Powers Lel? oy Keesey 'Nlary Caroline lVl1tchell Waunxta Scott ltelvm Fulton James W'11meth Bob Zellweger Cec1l Carroll Twylah Cass Kenneth Morrlson James Campbell Janet Augustme Bxll Jay Dorothy Keesey George Weed Larry Tompkxns Don lnlow Rxchard Evans Henry Johnson Beverly Speed Shxrley Wxllxams Mary Rtmchhart Loxs Cavmess Louxse Nhtchell Carolyn Strong Barbara Gxlbert -of :of n old man at the evenlng performance of the operetta bowed hxs head and wept quxetly but cop1ously wh11e a young woman rendered the plamtlve ballad My Old Kentucky Home The lady s1tt1ng next to h1m 1nqu1red tenderly Pardon me but are you a Kentuckxano N was the reply I rn a musxczan 30 ware . ' A J I , , V , I, , ,,,- 9 . D ,n Q r 1 l ,v lv ' 1 7 - , 1. , D . . y . , 11 1- I - I . , . , 1 1 1 1 ' ' D 1 . 1 ,I l 1 ' l 1 1 I 1 ' 1 - I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 t I I 1 ' 1 .Q ' V 1 H U 1 , . if lf! if 101 41 191 191 if 141 Pk 96 if if 171 A . . . , . . - - .1 nu , . . . . . . : U , ' I' ll o,l' ' ll V A ' .VU ?TWwF5 wav Q ,Qi Q XX? as ea X- W ff , MW! WG KX N fy LW ,1 1 l LI-IROY KEESEY MELVIN FULTON Fullback Center BOB 7 FLLWFGFR Forward 33 fizinxsaw Football Boys FIRST ROW Bull .Tay Ivan Dory .Tohn Dowmng Paul Ryan Pete Stewart Bob Zellweger George Weed SECOND ROW Don Downmg LeRoy Keesey Don Inlow Larry Tompkxns David Musmaker Charles Frederlck Melvxn Fulton , . THIRD ROW: Eugene McKee, Chnrles Clayton, ljllrold Woodrich, Coach-Max Lxggett ' 13 ' O . . . 13 . 0 . . O . . ' 7 - . 0 , Cornxng Wmterset Menlo Vllhsca Lenox Lmden Elhott Greenfxeld Rxchard I-'vans Ralph Hazen Dxck Bradley OUR PERFECT RECORD 34 Orxent Orxent Orxent Orxent Orxent Or1ent Orlent Orxent OUR UNDEFEATED FOOTBALL SEASON Twenty seven boys reported to Coach Max Llggett for fall pract1ce last August Exght of these were lettermen conslstlng of John Downmg Ivan Dory Bob Zelleweger B111 Jay Don Inlow LeRoy Keesey Larry Tompkms and Pete Stewart After three weeks of practxce we played our flrst game at Cornlng defeatmg them 7 o 6 Don Inlow scored the touchdown and kxcked the extra pomt Then we played Wlnterset at Or1ent and after bemg behlnd 13 to 0 at halftlme w came back and scored two touchdowns m the thlrd perlod outcome 14 to 13 Larry Tompkms scored both touchdowns and Inlow lucked both pomts The blocklng lh the 11ne was outstandxng Then we went to Menlow and an mspu-ed Menlo eleven fought us to a 0 to fl dead lock Thxs bemg the only blemxsh on our record Then we journeyed to Vxlhsca where we played a fme Bluejay team We came out on top Z0 to 13 Don Inlow scored three t1mes and k1cked two extra pomts Lenox was next on our 11st and we really rolled that mght 32 0 wxth Tompkms Inlow Keesey and Don Dowmng all scormg Lmden came to Or1ent the next week and went home beaten by a Z0 to 0 score Ellxott then came to Or1ent and after a hard fought game Or1ent won th1s one also 13 to 7 Larry Tompkxns scored both TD s wmth Inlow addmg an extra po1nt as usual After thzs game we had one more to wm and we d have an undefeated season S we took on Greenfleld for the fmal game They had a lot of sp1r1t and fxght but lost to an unbeaten Or1ent team Tompkms scored the lone touchdown ln the last quarter and Inlow kxcked the extra pomt Orxent scored 113 pomts whxle holdmg thelr opponent to 39 pomts So thxs gxves us an average of 14 1 8 pomts per game to our opponents 4 3f4 per game We owe much of our success to our fast chargmg lme They opened great gashes xn the opposxng lxnes and played brxllxant defense Boys earmng letters are as follows Don Downxng, Don lnlow LeRoy Keesey Sandy Fulton Paul Ryan Pete Stewart B111 .Tay George Weed Bon Zelleweger Ivan Dory John Downmg Dave Musmaker John Mus maker .Terry Hadley Chuck Frederlck and Larry Tompkms We had flne support from the fans thls year and we certamly enjoyed the supper held for us at the Methodxst Church basement made possxble by donatlons from the fans Larry Tompkms 35 I . . , . . . , e LeRoy Keesey scored all three TD's with Inlow adding two extra points. ' ' ' . o, f - ' . BY Nui! J'-K K S vvbra g,..w- 'Hay ! w N ' JOHN DOWNING Guard shoe Pux I il. A .-,,,m X -1 , fi if! k - 'AQX . kf ' X, ' ' '- I Q. - ' . 311 - .. Q ' ' . '.,'.,-,Tv -'I 1: . ,4Ql'f. 'siij 5 ,' g lg, ' -va--f wr -SQ 4' .. ,-4-.. -,, . . ,Q ',, .', ,il: f' -. 5, '- .ss Q. ,'- V1 CHARLES FREDERICK AND IVAN DORY ....,.:, Q-nun Bo x 5 Basketbu I1 FIRST ROW Don lnlow Larry Tompluns George Weed Coach 'Vax lxggett Bob Zellweger B1llJay LeRoy Keesey Sl-'COND ROW Pete Stewart John Dowmng lrarold I-laxnlme Bobby Trang Sxd Strong Don Downmg Ixm Wxlmeth Jerry Goetz Jack Clayton Track FIRST ROW Pete Stewart Charles Frederxck Melvm Fulton Harold Hunlme Don Downxng B111 Jay Jxm Wxlmeth SECOND ROW Don Inlow Ivan Dory John Dowmng Bobby Craxg Larry Tompkins .Terry Goetz. Charles Clayton 37 1 1 5 I I ,C -1. , , . , , . .A I 1 1- 1 ' 1- - 1 1 1 ' - - 1' 1 - 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . , pr 'l!'.h'1h'-4: 'KWU -4.4. , : We fd A ff 3 fxfz . 4 13 . if 1' gg , ... -. 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'sq A C1IIIS Ba.skc'tbaII FIRST ROW Nhxrley Nxllxams Tvsylah Cass C arolxne Nlxtchell Beverley Wxllxarns JI-aneta Weed Mary Vhllxams 'Uxldr d Clayton Phyllxs Duff Susan Purdy THIRD ROW 'Dorothy Keesey Managerl Barbara Ray Irene Anderson Nhldred Roeder N era Custason LChaperone I Girls Basketball Pzrst Team Shxrley Wxllxams I'wyll.h Cass Carollne Mltchell Beverley Wxlhams Waneta Weed, Mary Wxllxams 40 SECOND ROW: Louxse Clayton, Ruth Weed, Frances Buchanan, Coach-Max Liggett, ,.: A U KA h I A , -.. i, -. y 1 G 1rI s Ba Qketba II The Orxent gxrls basketball team of 1949 50 have had a very successful season We are undefeated IH twenty one games The total opponents score IS 567 and Orlents score 15 1028 Our hxgh scorer for the season was Beverley w1lll8Tl'lS wlth 400 poxnts followed by Twylah Cass wlth 345 pomts and 5-hlrley Wllllams Wlth 269 po1n's 'l he Orxent glrls captured the county txtle by dowmng Z1on 59 to 40 R1chland eo to ZZ and Fontanelle 55 to 70 Ne had harder battles xn the sectxonal tournaments but came out on top by defeatmg Nev1nv111e 67 to 17 Rlchland 40 to 38 and Macksburg 38 to 36 Orlent took a 49 to 40 vxctory over Leon xn the fxrst game ofthe dlstrxct tournaments Beverley KK lllxams had Z4 pomts for 0r1entw1th Twylah Cass countlng 15 and Shlrley W1l11ams 10 The Orxent gxrls took the1r fu-st defeat of the season when power ul Wmter set dropped lh 66 poxnts to our 45 Hxgh for Orxent was Beverley Wxlllams wmth ZZ poxnts whxle Shlrley Nxllxams h1t 13 and Twylah Cass 10 Our 1949 50 Scores Arlspe Rxchland Fontanelle 0r1ent Orlent Orlent Orxent Orxent Orient Orxent Or1ent Onent Orlent Onent Orient Orxnet Orxent Orlent Orlent Orlent Orlent Orxent Orlent Orxent Orxent Orxent Zion Macksburg Lenox Arxspe Mncksburg Brxdgewater Lenox Fontanelle Rxchland Cromwell Bndgewater County Tournament Zlon Rlchland Fontanelle SCCtlOh31 Tournament Nevxnvllle Rxchland Macksburg Dlstrxct Tournament 1 eon Wmterset 41 9 9 ' 52 ' .24 ' 56 ' 30 ' 59 37 ' 63 45 ' 56 .. ' 61 . 56 . ' 38 , ' 42 ' ' 75 ' 70 . 41 . ' 42 ' 54 ' ' 31 A. I. B. . 59 . . 60 . ' 55 . 67 . . . 40 . ' 38 ' 49 ,. ' 45 ' Boys Basketball After the football season was over we started basketball We had four lettermen back th1s year They are LeRoy Keesey Bob Zellweger George Vw eed and Larry Tompkxns The boys came back to surprise the commumty by playmg outstandmg ball dx rmg the sectlonal tourney After bexng beaten twlce by Brxdgewater before the tourney we beat them ln the fxrst round of the tournament 45 to 35 Then ln the second round w dropped Fontanelle out of the runnmg 46 to 35 Then mn the flnal we came up agamst the hxghly touted and also unbeaten Messena team and lost 42 to 31 We held them to an 18 to 18 deadlock at half txme but couldn t keep xt up Year s 5ummary Orlent Orxent Arxspe Rlchland Fontanelle Orlent Macksburg Greenf1eld Bndgewater Z1on Lenox Macksburg Fontanelle Lenox Rlchland Greenf1e1d Arxspe Brzdgewate Brxdgewate Fontanelle Messena Lost Sectlonal Tournament Sectlonal Tournament 5ect1ona1 Tournament Won Orxent Orlent Orlent Orxent Orlent Or1ent Orxent Orment Orxent Orlent Orlent Or1ent Orxent Orlent Oz-lent Pomts Fouls FMS FMD Tompkms Z4 Zellweger 74 Weed Keesey Inlow .Tay Cralg Stewart D Downmg J' Downmg W11meth Halnhne Goetz 42 9 ' ' , . ,' , e ' 44 ' 37 ' ZZ ' Z1 Z3 ' 32 Z9 ' . 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SFCOND ROW FRONT ROW SFCOND ROW THIR D RON FOURTH ROM FIRST ROW SECOND ROW GIRLS GLFF CLUB Barbara Slezak Ruth Weed Margaret Reha Barbara Ray Carolyn Strong Donna Pace Barbara Gxlbert Joann Lucas Janet Augustlne Dorothy Keesey Beverly Speed Sally Welss Carolme Mltchell Shlrley Wxllmams Norma Tucker Arlene Yellweger Lo1s Cavmess Louxse M1tchell Marlene Kluber Cora Duff Marxlyn Powers Theresa Lxlly Dorothy Lamb Irene Anderson Mary Hazen Darlene Gordon Betty Conrad BOYS GLFF CLUB Nlelvxn Fulton Merle Stewart Fugene Buckmxller George Weed Jxm Vhlmeth Harold Woodrxch Harold Hamlme Harold Powers Kenneth Morrxson Don Downmg Eldon Morrlson Larry Chase Floyd Fexck Jack McBr1de Charles Clayton Fugene 'Vlulhern Bob Glade Dxck Reha Leland Cass Ronald Reppllnger Donna Pace Accompanlst BAND Jack Clayton James Tussey Kenneth Morrxson Rollle Ray Leonard Coverdale Dorothy Lamb Barbara Slezak Wayne Johnson Larry McCla1n Eldon Morrlson Janet Augustme Harold Ha1nl1ne Jack 'VIcBr1de Mary Ann Dwyer Arlene Zellweger Barbara Ray Mr Donald Moss Dlrector Rlchard Peters Leo Powers Lxnda Lane Mary Krabxel Joan Lane Sara Johnson Henry Johnson Fred Krexs S1dney Strong Jlm Dory Mary Ann Moyer Donnalee Strong Karen Graham Geneva Lxlly Dean Mcllravy GIRLS SMALL GROUP Janet Augustlne Carolxne Mltchell Barbara Slezak Dorothy Keesey Sh1rley Graham Instructor Waumta Scott Sally Wexss Carolyn Strong Beverly Speed Joann Lucas Plamst Donna Pace 46 ' I I l I I ' . F , I ' . ' ' . A 'T Y: 1 l I ' Y ' . I I THIRD ROW: Mrs. Shirley Graham-Music Instructor, Jack Clayton, Sidney Strong, U' . . I . , ' L ' I I ' n I A , ' I r . MUSIC The people ot the musxc room have accomplxshed a great deal thls year The f1rst thmg was to select a sextet and trxo The members of the sextet are Sopranos Carolyn Strong and Sally w?1bb second sopranos Beverly Speed and Donna Pace Altos XX aumta Scott and Dorothy Keesey The members of the tr1o are Barbara Slezak Janet Augustlne Carollne Mltchell The mxxed chorus composed of twenty exght glrls and twenty exght boys performed for the Chrlstmas program The sextet and trlo also took part 1n the program The sextet and trxo wxll enter the contest ln the sprmg The trlo has performed at the county musxc festlval at Greenheld An Operetta gxven last fall was the mam musical event ofthe year The operetta An Old Kentucky Garden was based on the muslc of Stephen Foster Mrs Graham dxrected the musxc and Mrs Rust the dramatlcs Twenty s1x students were sent to represent Orxent at the county festmval ln Gre nf1eld early 1n January Jlm Wllmeth sang a solo as a specxal number The musxc department also sent ten to the dlstrlct festlval ID Creston the fxrst part of February The whole chorus totaled three hundred volces Our representatives were Sally Wexss Beverly Speed Carolme Mxtchell Barbara Slezak Dorothy Keesey Kenneth Morr1son Eugene Buckmlller Jxm Wllmeth Harold Powers and George Weed The clxmax of the muslcal events for the year w1ll be the vocal contest The prelxml nary contest wxll be held at Greenf1eld Apr1l lst There are many students planmng to try out for solos BAND The band was organxzed as a concert band w1th a membersh1p of thxrty two The pur pose of the concert band was to perform for programs durlng the year A pep band and marchxng band were also formed for the purpose of playlng for games The enrollment conslsts of nme clar1nets one flute s1x saxophones s1x cornets two bar1tones four trombones two basses and four drums There were new members begmmng to play mstruments and Jomed the band the second semester The band played for varxous occasions durlng the year These occaslons were Short concert for the P T A meetxng ln October mcldental mus1c for the operetta mus1c for the Chrxstmas program and a concert m the sprmg 1n conjunctlon w1th the vocal depart ment The pep band played for two basketball games and the marchlng band drllled on formatxons New musxc accomplxshed durmg the year was two band books Prernotlon Band Folxo and Star Band Folxo The books contalned marches waltzes chorals noveltxes tone poems and overtures The band IS under the dxrectxon of Nlr Moss 48 r - . f ' 7 L l , , . n ., . . . , . , . - 1 lt vu ' , . . - . . . . n . 7 I I V l I I D ! 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I I I I I P I ' . . . , , - I . 4 I l I I Mary Williams l Teens 1949 IQSU The Orient Y Teens haven t held too many meetings this year but have had successftl meetings On October l4 l94'7 the first meeting was held On this day the election of officers was held under the direction of the presiding officer Waneta W ed The officers who were selected for the year were as follows Pl'9S1d9nl Dorothy Keesey Vice President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Recreation Chairman Fntertainment Chairman Worship Chairman Service Committee Corresponding Sf cretary Donna Pace Barbara Slezak Sally Weiss Waneta Weed Caroline Mitchell Carolyn Strong Shirley Williams Beverly Speed has a Secret Sister She gives her Secret Sister cards or gifts or some sort of rememberance on her birthday and other famous holidays At the end of the year each Slster will find out the name of her friend Since the picture of the girls won t be in this year s annual here are the names of the members of the Orient Y Teens Caroline Mitchell Louise Mitchell Irene Andersen Mary Andersen Janet Augustine Frances Buchanan Angelene Carson Charlene Carson Lois Caviness Louise Clayton Mildred Clayton Betty Conrad Cora Duff Phyllis Duff Barbara Gilbert Darlene Gordon Cayrol Hartman Mary Hazen Doris Howe Dorothy Keesey Marlene Kluber Dorothy Lamb Geneva Lilly Theresa Lilly Joann Lucas Donna Pace Mar lyn Powers Susan Purdy Barbara Bay Nina Qecoy Margaret Reha Mary Ritchhart Mildred Roeder Waunita Scott Barbara Slezak Beverly Speed Carolyn Strong Marcia Thompson Norma Tucker Audna Warren Waneta VN eed Ruth W ed Sally Weiss Mary Williams Shirley VN illxams Arlene 7ellweger Betty Meisenheimer Sponsor Miss Gustason I N F - x l A new addition was added to our club this year. This being the fact that each girl 49 1110 Jzzmm llay Waxtmg wartmg everyday xt seemed a lxttle bxt worse untxl fmally they found thexr destmatxon to Mrs Rust s desk Brxdes to Burn was the name ofthe treasured package One of the play books was turned loose ln the class and soon everyone was trymg to fnt the characters to the .Tumors Soon October 27th arrlved The day for tryouts The outcome was somethxng lxke thxs Mxss Letxtxa Gundy Txsh a wealthy spmster Donna Pace Gllroy Garfxeld Gundy G11 her nephew Jxm Wxlmeth Clarlce Borland Tlsh s old schoolmate Shxrley Wxllxams Gertrude Borland Trudl her teen age daughter Beverly Qpeed Harold Hazard Hap college boy Tlsh s gardener and Trudl s sweetheart. .Kenneth Morrxson Frank Fulton Fats Hap s sxde kxck Paul Ryan Sue Prentls college gxrl Txsh s mald Sally Wexss Sopolxa Pxpp the cook from the Ozarks Louxse Clayton Madame Gasparllla the ltallan fortune teller Geneva L,1lly Dr Jonesby the deaf dentxst George Weed After the tryouts came the work Learnlng speeches for three acts IS no easy Job Fvery evenmg after school Mrs Rust coached us on our parts All too qumckly the eventful days approached dress rehearsal the matlnee and then the bxg nxght November 23rd found everyone all a flutter The xn between acts under the dlrectxon of Mrs Graham added to the play a kztchen band Solos were sung by Jxm Wxlmeth Barbara Slezak Dorothy Keesey and Lols Cavmess All xn all xt was a blg success Many hours of hard work were wrapped up mn xt too but don t let anyone tell you we dxdn t have a lot of fun along wxth the hard work Fspectal ly when Jxm sat on the coconut cake By Donna Pace LeRoy Wxll you marry me Bev S No but I ll always admxre your good taste Mrs Rust Before we begxn the exammatxon are there any quest1ons'P Don What s the name of the course? The naked hxlls l1e wanton to the breeze The fxelds are nude the groves unfrocked Bare are the lxmbs of the shameless trees NO wonder the corn was shocked It s not the school I m complammg about saxd Cecil to h1s mother It s the prmcxpal of the thmg Mr Lovely notxcxng that John was not followlng the work on the blackboard, to recall hxs attentlon he saxd ' 'Board Downmg ' John looked up startled, and rephed, Yes snr, very 50 r 1 I A J Hotchkiss --the English butler ...................................................... Henry Johnson . ' . . . A . . , I.: ll I A Il ll l I ' ' ,Ol ' ' ' , ffggfwgab Q E? 451 jf aw SGZMZ U xg HMM X V 534 - m. HIIIIICJC Ollllllg KEY TO PICTLRE Larry Tompkxns B111 Jay Cayrol Hartma Sally Wexss Queen Wanetn Weed N10 ma Lrttle Don Downmg Paul Ryan FRONT ROW Joan and Judy Wallace Ellxott was our v1ct1m thxs year for homecomxng After the game we had a dance m the gym wmth the crownmg of the queen as a specxal event at the begmnmg ox the dance She was Waneta Weed and her attendants were Sally chosen from the followmg candldates chosen by the football boys Waneta Weed Carolme Mxtchell Mary R1tchhart Sally Wexss, Dorothy Keesey Qhxrley Wxllxams Norma Lxttle Carolyn Strong Phyllxs Duff Cayrol Hartman Darlene Gordon and Mlldred Roeder W e were busy lxttle beavers gettxng ready for the dance The gym had to be decorated musxc to be obtamed and last but not least we had to haxe re freshments The followmg were on the comm1ttees Decoratxon Twylah Cass Carolme Mmtchell Ivan Dory Harold Powers F mgene Buckm1ller and 'Xlelvm Fulton Refreshments W aunlta Scott ll aneta Weed and Joann Lucas Muslc Don Inlow The crown was made by Audna Warren 53 A 51 . 1 5 9 . , T 4 Q it lf Q . l I it , . l I I: Weiss, Cayrol Hartman and Norma Little. 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