Orion High School - Charger Yearbook (Orion, IL)

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Mrs. Addis - - - Mr. DeLaPaz --- --- Mr. Plunkett ---- --- Mr. Meyer ---- Mr. Kuhn ---- Mr. DeMers--- Mr. Clark --- Mrs. Fritz -- Mrs. Rye --- Miss Warren - - Mr. Craig --- Pep Club - - - Gym ----- Football Team ---- F - - Freshmen ---- Sophomores ---- - - - Juniors ------ Seniors - - - .CU1 Not saying, read, read, read, in shorthand class. Saying something other than let's briefly review what you were supposed to have learned yester- day. Smiling. Bowing down to the 'all- mighty seniors. Not seeing everything that happens in third-hour study hall. Staying in class a whole period. Not knowing how to run a movie machine. Not always saying 'that is exactly it.' Giving into the students. Not Saying 'now girls. Being in his office when you want him. Yel l ing. Not being occupied by couples. Being last in the cornbelt. Not going steady. Not acting silly.' Speaking to everyone. Not originating something new. u 9 Carol DeRocker - - Mary Van Houtte ------ Jo Craig and Rocky Atwell ------- Natalie Swanson ------ Vernita Larson, JoAnna Meirhaeghe - - - Janet Peterson -- Wayne Rehn --- Jim Hill ----- Dick Parrish -- Pm Smith ---- Shirley Lundberg- Melvin Klundt --- Sharon Schi I l inger ----- Sylvia Hardin --- Terry Engnell --- Gary Carlson ---- Wayne Lieving- - - Not cutting up in chorus and band. Not studying. Not going steady. Not having a new skirt. Not giggling. Having a bass clarinet that doesn't need rubber bands to hold it together. Raising Brahmas. Not playing ping-pong. Staying awake in U. S. History. Not being interested in Geneseo. Not doing more than her share of the work. Without Eleanor Vincent. Keeping tract ofher purse. Not talking for five con- secutive minutes. Not whispering to the girls in Latin l. Not looking at Peggy Morrison in 4th hour study hall. Obeying study hall rules.

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as President x bi Janet Peterson Jam. Maha ghapw. Mrs, Wallace Lawson Mr. Wallace Lawson Chapter Mother Chapter Father 7 Carolyn Peterson Shir Vice-President Mi ss Warren 1' it Q X l 3 c ley Lundberg Sue Lawson Pat Smith Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian This year the Alpha chapter opened with forty members. We choose Thru the Looking Glass as our theme. We elected Mr. 8. Mrs. Wallace Lawson as our chapter mother and father. lt was decided to have a business meeting every other month, and a guest speaker the other month. The chapter received several honors. One of our members, Carolyn Peterson, was elec- ted to a section office, Chairman of Proiects. 'sf Norma Lee Pat McNeil Judy Hamilton Historian Chairman of Chairman of Qecreation Public Relations Due to ill health, Miss Pat Warren resigned Home Economics teacher and F.H.A. advisor at the end of the first semester. Mrs. Hughes then took her place until a permanent teacher could be obtained. The position was then filled by Mrs. Noor. We planned the following activities for the year: Daddy Date Night a Hoedown Mother-Daughter Banquet, and an all school party. ROW ONE: 5 L I J d H 'ly I Sh W'lI'qm5, Kay Palmgren, Sandra Hurdel, Jo Ann Brown, Mrs. Hughes lsubstitute teljchgrllisirindgJYonecsr:1IShTerlby geiclheii, laearl Schneider, Shirley Barker, Cheryl Welch. ROW TWO: Mary Van Howie' Verna Mae Carlson' Donna Coulter, Janet Peterson, Jo Craig, Marilyn Anderson, Pat Smith, Ann Rehn, D'ane Robinson Marlene Hogren Pat McNeil, Joyce Severns, Marilyn.Schneider. ROW THRl:E:. Karen Holmes, Mickey Ki-:leher Carol be Rocker, Carolyn Peterson, Bette Ann Johnson, Shirley Maeltzer, Ruth Hardin, Avis Long, Eleanor Vincent: Norma Lee, Carol Ann Peterson, Jane Wilson, lris King.