Orient High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Orient, IA)

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I Riel 1rd Craven, do wlll my seat ln Lnf llS'1 class to anybody wno :ants to sleep C.1L1flllQ llterature class I Carol Murray, do wlll and ber ueath my graeeful ablllty to pl ay basrf ,all to Lne tc r grace Ray And my even temper to Well nenols, lf he KJYOIIIILSLS to put ll to good u L l Ioe Reddlngton, do wlll and berrueatn rr y love for school to Bllly C1551 are And my good lool S to any onc, wno needs ther l, Doyle lry do wlll my Hbrllty to bowl to Davld Reeves And my Lreston ,url frlends to Chester Ray, Nuo nas already started to tal e o l Marr ery vpeed do wlll and UG rueath my drlvlng ab1l1t,1 to ell lchols I Gerald Mcllravy do wlll and bequeath my bus route to Ronnle lrolcomb And my a 1l1ty to study to Ianlee Frus I Larry Weed, do w1ll nd bequeath my qulet ways to Bllly ClSSllJlQ and also my super ablllty to waste tlme to Bllly who nas been worf lng too hard In wltness whereof, we the class of 1959 have hereunto set our hands and seals tnls Zlst day of May 1D tne year of our Lord One Thousand une slundred and Flfty nlne Pro hecy There are many propnecles made for many senlors eacn year, and tne class of 1909 lS no excepuon Many of the prophecles come true, and many of them prove entlrely d1fferent from tne precuctlons After conslderable calculatlon and also much pure guessworl the seer of tne elass of 59 nas come up wrth thls prophecy Read 1t for yourself, and then make your own deductlons as to wnetner lt wlll come true We wlll start wltn Iacl F115 Jack was al ays a rlcn sports car en thuslast, and 1S now a notorlous playboy Ile never got around to marrymg, and now freauents tne nlght spots wlth such beautles as Brlgltte Bardot Klm Noval , and kay Glllesple Nlext tnerc. lS Rlchard Craven Rlchard, as we know, was an accor rpllshed sa opnone and bas etball player me now has an lnternatlonally far ous act rn wnlch re bounces 1 oasl etball wltn us rlgnt foot whlle twlrllng a hula , ' is ' I ' ' ' 5 ' L ' ' ' ' ' ' 33 l ' ' n ' 1 . , ' a 24 l - N A ' ' a 'alt- N' S 1 W Q . . 1 1 -' ' - v ' 1 ' ' ' 5 1. I or - ' Y ,A ' A r ' 1' . Q J A , X nl , I . C . . L . A A 4. r' ' 1 ' X 3 ' ' 1 :A ver. , ,Q A , ' ' Q ' ' K is ' 1:4 . And my bright answers to Donna Lovely, who has heard most of them already. I ' X I I 1 I V K Y Y AA v ' 5 I ' V ' I , ' a ' ' ' l' ' ' F I , . I . , I Iv. L A 1 I 0 L , 3 . . . . , ' 1 ' f- I ' Xl ' ' ' ' ,Q ' . ' r ' ' - , Y l I ' . ' I . , r ,y . . 2: ' J' . E1 W' . f ' ' . n ' ' ' 2 ' t l L ' ' E ' ' ' ' f ' ' '

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We entered wholeheartedly 1nto the glorlous realms of sports and muslc We trod upon the deep dark earth of advanced mathematlcs commerclal tralnlng, and sclence As Sophomores, we galned Vlcky Grlffln We lost Charles Haynes and galned Donlta Moulln durlng our Iunlor year The hlghllght of our Iunlor year was the Iunlor Senlor Banquet ln Aprll The theme was Rendezvous w1th the Stars Those possesslng a place on the Twelftn step were Richard Craven Iack Plls, Gerald Mcllravy Joe Reddlngton Murlel Tuttle Vlcky Grlffln, Carol Murray, Doyle Fry Donlta Moulln, Larry Weed Ronnle Frus, and Margery Speed We chose Mrs Grlpp for our class sponsor Our teachers ln h1gh school lncluded Mr Lovely Mrs Rust Mrs Graham, Mrs Grlpp Mr Reynolds Mrs Hatfleld Mr Gardner Mr 'Worster Mrs Exllne Mr Kllngman and Mr Ruhl Mr Speed our superlntendent, Mr Lovely our pr1nc1pal and Mrs Rust our Engllsh teacher and gulde were w1th us through the four years of h1gh school Class Wlll We the Senlors of Orlent I-llgh School year 1999, county of Adalr state of Iowa, belng of sound m1nd and legal age do hereby declare and establlsh our last w1ll and testament as follows I lack Flls do wlll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to waste tlme 1n study hall to Dave Schrodt And my ablllty to take 11fe easy to Nell Nlchols Also my spare tlme, and then some to Kay G1ll1sp1e I Donlta Moulln, do wlll my ab1l1ty to chew gum durlng school tlme to anyone who can get away wlth lt And my fondness for a certaln 59 Iameson, M1ssour1 graduate to NO ONE I Ronnle Frus, do w1ll my bus route to anyone who wants lt And my car to Larry Brown and Carolyn DIGFS for moonllght crulses I V1CkY Grlffln, do w1ll and bequeath my helght to Larry Brown And the name Mouse to anyone whom the descrlptlon f1ts I Murlel Tuttle do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to drlve to Creston on Sunday afternoon to Shlrley Murray And my fondness for a certaln 58 Macksburg graduate to NO ONE ' I I 0 . - . . . . . w . 0 - ' ' ll ' ll s n . V . I I I I I I s s 9 o I n I e n I o I n 1 9 I o I o I o 1 0 u n 1 1 , , u . I I Q A I ' I I I 0 . . V , . . . I I . n , a I . . , I u . a n . , u a I o Il ll ' ' ' o I I . . I c e a n a

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noop and playing his saxophone It is rumored that his act will bring back Vaudeville Nlone of us can forget Carol Murray who seemed to be fond of dropping things, especially drawers She is now in the Air Force where instead of dropping things she concentrates on getting tnem into the nr She is second in command of the IGBM program As you all remember Gerald Mcllravy was fond of hard work He is now in charge of the Stuffer Reducing Machine factory where he super vises over five thousand workers Good luck in slenderizing America Gerald' Ronnle Frus as you remember was quite strong and was also quite handy around lumber He is now working as a lumberjack in Alaska Ronnie holds a record for clearing three acres of forest ln one day You probably ably remember that he also had great mental power, and he is using it to figure out a fast way of growing back all those trees he cut down Muriel Tuttle had great ambitions after graduation She IS the head of a profitable and successful modeling agency Her agency lS now fea Although they are out of place 1n cars, they aid transportation on windy days Larry Weed, we all know was good at selling things, and he lS the president of a chain of restaurants along the Trans Atlantic Turnpike running under the Atlantic Ocean Naturally his restaurants specialize in seafoods, fried octopus being the current best seller We now come to Margery Speed who was fond of reading books and writing stories She 1S a r1s1ng author and writes her books on a secluded Pacific Island because she liked the warm weather although her leotards are often 1D the way Her latest compositions are Midget, novel about Rhode Island and Paynone Place, the story of a famous gambling casino Both books are being made into movies Naturally Ioe Reddington entered professional athletics But since he is a man who thinks for himself he raises flowers as a hobby His climbing roses have won highest honors at the International Botanical Exposition In his main profession, basketball Ioe averages 59 points a game Next, we find Donlta Moulin, who has become a world famous mountain climber She has climbed Mt Everest seven tlme-S, twice alone She lS also conducting a search for the abominable snowmen, who are, it is rumored, also conducting a search for her We hope she finds them first' X Q 1 I 2. 1 ' I Y ' C I - I I . . . I - . I I . . turing the O look which requires shoulder to knee length hoop skirts. I . . . . . - . . I . . . I . . . I . . . . I I . I D ' H U I , .