Orland High School - Tiger Yearbook (Orland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

CIF! ' JOSEPHINE ANN CLARK Orchestra ---------- ------ 1,2 Chorus ----------- ------ l,3,L L-H ------- - --------- L years G, A. A, ------ -- ------- 1,2 F. H. A.---- -------- l,2,3,h F. H. A. Officer-------3,b Pep Club ----- - --------- ---L It's Great To Be Crazy----3 Annual Staff CBus. Mgr.l---L Broadcaster Staff ------ ---L '!!- ANN CECILE FORST Band ------------------- 2,3,h Chorus ----------------- l,3,L District Band Contest ------ 2 State Band Contest --------- 2 District Chorus Contest ---- 1 Fo Ho Ac ' 3 gh F, H, A. Officer ----------- L Class Officer -------------- L It's Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 Pep Club ------------------- L Annual Staff CAdvertisingJ-L Broadcaster Staff ---------- L Y-Teens -------------------- 2 Betty Crocker Test Winner--L Attended Kendallville ---- 1,2 A... uwvx is Q36 345 i ' iN BARBARA ELLEN COOPER Q-fs CARL DAVID GARHAN Chorus ----- ----- --1,2,3,L Class Officer ----- ---2,3,L Student Council ---- -----l F. F, A. ------------------ 1 It's Great To Be Crazy---3 Baseball ----- -----2,3.L Basketball ------------ 1,2,I Volleyball -------- ------2 Track------------1,2,3 Annual Staff CLiteraryj---L Broadcaster Staff ------ --L 7 Chorus ----------- ---l,2,3,L F. H. A. ------------- l,2,3,L F. H. A. Officer -.----... 3,L G. A. A. ---------..-. 1 2 3 L Annual Staff CArtj ---- 1-1-lL Broadcaster Staff ------- --L It's Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 b , . r A- 93,5 Af ex: mar-Q ogg 5, A' Q ' C 1 M33'1'?li52',-ff A - Qfwvfiee 1, 'xt' reassess - -ffrgqhg QQ, ,imc Agfzga ,Q .Z .V 1: ffm ' ity - -,Eff X .'w1..a.fs ., - - At. - , ,.,.. .,... . I., , ' 1 4521-..,:-'.: ' - rua .9-,ga K - 5 -ww-. . . .24 iffy. wp j . R. A fl ,nz-A I X X fra , N A A t'?k W-' A , A Q5---v . RICHARD DOYLE GhHPmN Chorus- ---------- --l,2,3,L Pep Club ------------------- L F. F. A.---- ---- -- ------ --L F. F, A, OffiCer-- ---- --L Basketball -------------- --1 Track--- ---- --------1,3 It's Great To Be Crazy----3 Annual Staff fArtQ ------ ---L Broadcaster Staff ---- ----L sk -nl ' JERRY IEE JACOB Orchestra---------- ---- 1,2 Band-------- ---------- -3,U ChOI'uS 1,233yh District Music Contest---1,2 Class Officer ---------- l,2,3 F. F, Ag ' 'J-,253 F, F. A. Officer--------3 h-H-- -------------- -7 years M-H Officer ------- --3 years Judging-----------1,2,3 It's Great To Be Crazy ---- -3 Basebal1----------- Basketball ----------- Track ------------- -- Cross Country -------- Volleyball ------- --- 1,2,3,n 1s2:3ah l:2a3xh 1:2:3:h 1n2n3sh Annual Staff CPhotographyD-D Broadcaster Staff-- -------L RONALD GENE GRAHM4 Chorus --------------- l,2,3,h P. F. A. -.-----.-.----- 1,2,3 Student Council----- -------2 News Reporter ------------- -1 Judging Team ---------- -l,2,3 It's Great To Be Crazy- ---- 3 Baseball ---- - ------ Basketball -------- -l,2,3,h '1:2:3nh Track ---------------- l,2,3,b Cross Country -------- l,2,3,b Sec. Cross Country ----- 1,2,3 Volleyball -------- --l,2,3,h Annual Staff CSportsj ----- -h Broadcaster Staff- ----- ----U hir- N, Quo--'uv' JANET MARIE GRAHAM Chorus-- ----------- --1,2,3,h District Music Contest ---- -3 State Music Contest -------- l Orchestra ---------------- 1,2 F. H. A. --------------- 1,2,b F. H. A, Officer --------- 1,2 Hoosier Girl's State ---- ---3 Student Council ------------ 3 Student Council Officer----3 G, A. A. ---- - -------- l,2,3,h G, A. A. Officer --------- 3,h L-H ......-..--- ------ 8 years h-H Officer --------- -6 yearS M-H Junior Leader---3 years Pep Club --------------- ---- A Pep Club Officer----------h Annual Staff CSportsD ------ h It's Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 Broadcaster Staff ---------- D Hx VIRGINIA LOUISE KINDEH Orchestra -------- ------1,2 Band -------------------- -3,D Chorus --------------- l,2,3,b L-H ----. - ----------- E years F, H. A.--- ------------- 1,2 F, H, A, OffiCeT ----------- 2 G. A. A. ------------- l,2,3,h G. A. A. Officer --------- 3,h Class Officer ---- -- -------- 3 Honor Student -------- l,2,3,h District Music Contest---1,2 Pep Club -------- - --------- h It's Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 Annual Staff CPhotographyJ-h Broadcaster Staff --------- -D GORDON ENOS GRABILL Chorus- ------------- 1,2,3,h F. F. A. ---.-.-........ 1,2,3 F. F. A, Officer --------- 2,3 Class Officer -------------- h News Reporter ----- - ----- 2,3 Student Council ------------ 3 M-H ------------------ M years lt'S Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 State Judging Team ----- l,2,3 Baseball ----------------- 1,2 Basketball ----------- l,2,3,h Volleyball ----------- l,2,3,L Track--- ----------- l,2,3,h Sectional Track Meet ----- 3,h Regional Track Meet -------- 3 Cross Country -------- l,2,3,h State Cross Country Meet---l Sec. Cross Country ----- l,2,3 Annual Staff CSportsD ------ h Broadcaster Staff ---------- h Hhs JAMES LEE M LCHI Orchestra ---------------- 1,2 Chorus ----------------- 2,3,h Class Officer -------- U ----- 2 F. F. A. Officer ----------- 1 Student Council Pres. ---- 3,h Judging ----------- H -------- l It's Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 Basketball ----------- 1,2,3,h Baseball ------------- l,2,3,b Track ---------- ----- l,2,3,b Volleyball ------------- 2,3,h Cross Country ------------ l,h Annual Staff CLiteraryl ---- h Broadcaster Staff -------- -h 14.- '1ir x in- ' ELMO DEAN MOLTER Chorus ------- --- ----.--- 2,3 Pep Club ---------------- --L Student Council ------------ h It's Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 Student Manager -------- 2,3,b Annual Staff CAdvertisingD-L Broadcaster Staff ---------- L 1 X ffe , aggeaae zff79f2 f?,4, ,,., 'Yau x V lg xx, , 'H MMM SINIOIQJ' JERRY LEE STRALEY Chorus --------------------- L Glass Officer ------------ 2,3 Class Play ------ --------- - 3 English Club- ------------ 1, 2 English Club Officer ----- 1,2 Student Manager ------------ 3 Baseball---- ----------- - Track- -------- - -------- 1,2 Basketball ----- - -------- 1,2 1,2 Volleyball- ----------- l,2,3 Annual Staff CAdvertisingJ- Broadcaster Staff ------- --I .235 Qi? X, lit-' NANCY JANE PECHOIS Chorus ---------- --------- l,h F. H. A. ------------- 1,?,3,h F. H. A. Officer ----------- M G. A. A. ------------- 1,2,3,L Student Council ------------ h Asst. Canteen manager ------ 3 News Reporter -------------- h Cheerleader -------------- 1,3 h-h ------------------ S years Pep Club ------------------- h It's Great To Ee Crazy ----- 3 Annual Staff Cfhotographyl-L Broadcaster Staff ---------- h liv- 7,-o Y 'Q VERNICE EUGENE SAWVEL Chorus ---- --------------- 3,h F. F. A. ------------- l,2,3,h h-H ------------------ 2 years It's Great To Be Crazy ----- 3 State Dairy Judging Team---2 Dairy Judging Team---l,2,3,h Baseball---- ------------ 1,2 Basketball ----------- 1,2,3,h Volleyball --------------- 3,L Track ---------------- 1,2,3,h Sectional Track Meet ----- 3,U Regional Track Meet ------ --3 Cross Country ------ -1,2,3,h Sec. Cross Country ----- l,2,3 Annual Staff CArtl ----- ---- M Broadcaster Staff--------b f Iii PATRICIA ANN PENIX Orchestra ------ ---------- 1,2 Bend ------------- ------ - 3,h Chorus ------------ ---1,2,3,h F. H. Ag ' J- 32 F, H. A, Officer ----------- 2 Class Officer--- ----- --l,3,h GQ Ar Ao ' l,2,3,h G, A, A, Officer- ---- ----3,h It's Great To Be Crazy ---- Pep Club -------- -- --------- Pep Club Officer ---------- - D. A. H. Contest ----------- Annual Staff CLiteraryJ ---- Magazine Sales Manager ---- Broadcaster Asst. Editor-- Broadcaster Editor ------ --- vi Clnit' 'xr-'-oh 2 E-D . o ar-'11 ml Dm! swf'-I md-cl coma.: :St-+4124 :msn and-I llln llll llll llll llll llll I I I S Ill I ' I E' I lol- 4 I-'IHO 63. JO H mwwm I u 1:-wfuxz-1r'1:'Jr'b-1 15 i W- 4 , sf 'f faaa ,.v' f 1 I ,eats 'feif ' s ' f o,. MAR! LOU SUTTON Chorus - ' ' l,2,3,h Class Officer ------- ----- 1,3 Student Council ----- ------- 2 Student Council Officer ---- 2 Math Contest ----- --- ---- 1,2 L-H --------- -------- -3 years Honor Student -------- l,2,3,b F. H. A... ----------- 1,2,3,h F. H. A. Officer ----- -2,3,h Pep Club- ---------- ------- M Pep Club Officer -------- ---h Annual StaffCEditorl It's Great To Be Crazy----3 I aledicloria Salulalorian 'C7 'Jn S-:JNIGR CLASS QFE' IC:..Hi PHLSIDELNT - Gordon Grabill VICE-PhE3IDdiT - Carl Si-ICriET.i.hY - Ann l-'orst G arman 's TREASURER - Patricia PG-mix STLIDENT CJLNCD, - Nancy Nichols Lino I-.om QNX N CLASS NOTTO - YOUR FUTURE IS VJHAT YOU I'lAK1:, IT f P CLASS FLOWER - AIERICAW BELSJILX nog: x YH I -qv X CLASS COLORS - BLUE AND WHITE 11 Q U CLASS HISTCRY In the year of l9h5 there were twenty-two frightened children en- tering the first grade of Orland High School. Our first grade class consisted of: Jim Riemke, Elmo Molter, Mary Sutton, Patricia Estor, Ronald Graham, Nancy Nichols, Virginia Kinder, Donna Boyer, Patricia Fenix, Patricia Troyer, Glen Wilber, Evelyn Fair, Beverly Nathen, Jerry Jacob, Beverly Rude, James Melchi, Dianne Lanning, John Barrows, Nihl Ryan, Myrna Clark, Janet Graham, and Skipper Martin. We had the privilege of having Mrs. Van Wagner as our first grade teacher. Throughout the grades we lost some of our classmates, but at the same tim , we gained many, too. In the second grade we gained Richard Taylor and Eddie Thomas. Mrs. Van Wagner was also our teacher in the second grade. We were all excited about starting the third grade with our new teacher, Mrs. Kraning. Here we gained Kenneth Clark, Betty Hamilton, Betty Snyder, Barbara Cooper, J. D. Thomas,and Willis Beier. The fourth grade began with another new teacher, Mrs. Grabill, who came to us from Flint. This year Gordon Grabill, Josephine Clark, Richard German, Victor Edmonds, and Harold DeLong were added to our class. Suddenly we were in the fifth grade with Mrs. Klingler as our teacher. This year we gained Carl Garman and David Chapman. Our boys also started taking an active interest in sports. Jerry Rumsey and Donald Copas joined our class in the sixth grade. Mrs. Rowley was our teacher but because of illness Mrs. Ammerman was our substitute teacher during her absence. We had a new teacher in the seventh grade, Mr. Ankney from Waterloo. Ronald Petre and Noreta Potts were our new classmates in this grade. The eighth grade was really thrilling because we were upstairs with the high school students. This made us all feel grown up. At last we were in high school. Most of the old familiar faces were back this year. The Hgreen freshmenn were Willis Beier, Nihl Ryan, Virginia Kinder, Barbara Cooper, Mary Sutton, Gordon McLain Nancy Nichols, Noreta Potts, Ronald Graham, Gordon Grabill, Carl Garman, Jerry Jacob, Dianne Lanning, James Melchi, Vernice Sawvel Elmo Molter, Patricia Penix, Patricia Troyer, Richard German, Janet Graham, and Josephine Clark. Of course the sophomores kept us in suspense as to when the freshmen initiation would be. The day finally arrived and it is doubtful that any of us will ever forget the stunts we had to do. Following the initiation the sophomores gave us a very nice party to make up for the tricks they pulled on us. To start our money making campaign we sponsored a skating party. Starting our sophomore year, we lost Noreta Potts and Gordon McLain but gained Ronnie Petre. This year we sponsored another skating party and also held an all-county sophomore skating party. At the Halloween carnival we put on a minstrel, which was really great fun for all. In our jun- ior year we gained Ronnie Mason and Lee Denison, but they left before the year was over. We lost Pat Troyer and Ronnie Petre and also Willis Beier and Dianne Lanning shortly after school started. This was our year to make a large portion of the money we would need for our senior trip. We sponsored skating parties, bake sales, and a scrap drive. We also sold magazines, Christmas cards, Christmas candy and had the concession stand. This year we gave our junior play call- ed nIt's Great to be Crazyn directed by Mrs. Pauline Grabill. It was great fun, and we all hold fond memories of it. It was also our task to give the seniors a banquet. Everyone did his part, and it turned out to be a success. Each year we hold a class tournament here at Orland. 'The boys compete in basketball and the girls in volleyball We held a real celebration when we won both these events because we had gone to the finals in years before but never won. Now we are in our senior year. This is a very busy year for us. We have been sponsoring some bake sales, a skating party, selling pens, publishing the annual, putting out the school paper, getting ready for graduation, and planning for our senior trip which we are all anxiously awaiting. We seventeen seniors have had many hard- ships throughout school but our fond memories far surpass these. Thanks to the co-operation of the parents and the faculty, our twelve years of school have been truly successful. We do not know what the future holds for us but with the guidance we have received here we are sure our lives will fulfill our every wish. 12 x in 'fu ,f ff -. I 9 :fi . ,, ,MN wtf Q '5 ,f x'-. s5,, - N955-3 Eu ' gx ' Q-'N93N1rT:. N 'f 1 ' 4 I Ls ' X Q , E F' 'Z' 0 , .. ' , Q I -4 1. Y . I 'l ni 4 Q 0 , '! - - 'Q 'n.,1.,' ,,.,f' , . f llmf' ',.. ' ' ,, n I L 1 A ' mfg, nf J 0 buf , MA Q-.M m is - 4 mi, A 'Q 1 f I s' 'Lv ,5' fr A, 'wg Ja 535' T 5 Q il' N up 5 vbwvx f H. FX 'E X . Q as -N! 5 x X .+ m Q Q x We 4 xii R P Y X x 1 X we 'Q' o Y A '- Js :ggik x ,E?f if. f VZ 'J ?f: x x X f N . Q X ' 3 SENICRUS sorfzomoifs 5 1951,-ss 9 At the Halloween Carnival in the year of l95b, our class, sophomores then, gave a ninstrel as our carnival project. Later, in December, we were asked to give our minstrel for a county teachers meeting to be held at onr school. ep xi' 'a AN X 5 vi' X wx 'N 'HQ . ' 'Xl A M NSTREL i',lQ3? N! Our class that year consisted of: Josephine Clark Barbara Cooper Carl Garman Richard German Gordon Grabill Janet Greha Ronnie Graham Jerry Jacob Virginia Kinder Jim Melchi Elmo Molter Nancy Nichols Patty Penix Ronnie Petre Nihl Ryan Mary Sutton Vernice Sawvel Pat Troyer .ff -Q aw, X . . W. 2: ' - . -.A Nl . .l vu. 'I , Q ,:NX,, Seniur's, Jinior Class Play, april 13, 1955 nIt's Great To Be Crazyu THE CAST Betty Lou Maxwell. . . . . . . . . . . . .Jemet Graham Bernadine ...... Connie Maxwell. Wilbur Maxwell. Janet Maxwell.. Hercules Nelson Aunt Mary ..... , John Maxwell... Dks.JemungsH J. C. Mallory.. Grover Jennings Louie.......... Gertrude..... N . ulao,:......... Mr. Jennings... Tom Smith...... The kostman.... ......Ann Forst Virginia Kinder . .... Jim Nelchi ..,,Patty renix ....Elmo Holter ,,,,Mary Sutton ....Jerry Jacob .Barbara Cooper ,,,,Carl Garman .Gordon Grabill ......Nihl Ryan Josephine Clark ..Nency Nichols ..Honnie Graham .Ve rnice Sawvel ,Richard German Under the direction of Hrs. Pauline Grabill .f 'f' J,.,'- x N-av' ew W .www S af' I a ' 1 X X 2 - X 5 I I, , 1- ib- ILL. . Tiger sfaff During a last year's class meeting, Mary Sutton was elected editor of the annual for this year. She in turn this year, made out the list of other officers on the staff which was approved by Mr. Graham and Mr. Hyman. The list of officers is as follows: Business Manager--Josephine Clark, Photo- graphy--Virginia Kinder, Nancy Nichols, a d Jerry Jacob, Art and Humor-- Barbara Cooper, Richa d Genman, and Vernice Sawvel, Sports--Janet Graham, Gordon Grabill, and Ronald Graham, Literary--Patty Fenix, Jim Helchi, and Carl Garman, Advertising--Ann Forst, Elmo Holter, and Jerry Straley. We hope you enjoy this book. In years to come, when we seniors of '57 read this annual and look at the pictures, it will bring back man happy memories of our school days. CCS t x ' 3,57 yr-rl 5' XX' weft. 2 Q' 21 fx f ' fb X as 501739 A - '75 . ,-'- Wm 7141 , A, JI M X pe 18 Broadcaster Stof The Broadcaster Staff is composed of the entire senior class and one member of the junior class who is Anita Rumsey. She was chosen by her class for assistant editor. Patty Fenix is the editor. The other officers are as follows: Feature Writers--Josephine Clark, Ann Forst, and Carl Garman, Art and Humor--Mary Sutton and Barbara Cooper, Roving Reporters---Virginia Kinder and Vernice Sawvel, Sports--Janet Graham and Gordon Grabill, Production--Elmo Holter, Jim Melchi, Jerry Jacob, and Jerry Straley, Distribution--Nancy Nichols, Ronald Graham, and Richard German, Advisor--Mrs. Pauline Grabill, Sponsor--Hr. Philip Hyman, Principal--Mr. Brenton Graham. The Staff has worked hard on the paper to make it more enjoyable for everyone to read. The reporters for the individual classes are: Grade l, Hrs, San- born, Grade 2, Hrs. Grabillg Grade 3, Hrs. Hayward, Grade L 8: 5, Mrs. Dinglerg Grade 5 8: 6, Mrs. Hyman, Grade 7, Judy DeVolder, Sheila Colwellg Grade 8, Donna H1115 Grade 9, Margaret Dingler, Grade 10, Margaret Ryan, Grade ll, Marlene Chr1st1.ieb3 Grade 12, Nancy Nichols. X? ' X , kg A Nw A w x zu, 2 V f -M,--ii' I Q Q 2 - ' ' 9 'wg nr W Z 19 Class Will X Xxx hl,...-I4 I, Josephine Clark, being of sound mind, do hereby not to go steady in my senior year to anyone who goes I, Josephine Clark, being of sound mind, do hereby Margaret Klingler when she becomes a senior providing full as I do. to to to to to Jan Jacob. I, Ann Forst, Mona Lewis. I, Ann Forst, Larry Fenix. I, Ann Forst, play clarinet to I, Carl Garman, get along with the I, Carl Ganmum pencils, and paper I, Carl Garman, will my ability steady. will my desk to she fills it as I, Josephine Clark, being of sound mind, do hereby will m ability skip school and get away with it to the kids in the junior class. I, Barbara Cooper, being of sound mind, do roller skate to Anita Rumsey. I, Barbara Cooper, being of sound mind, do write shorthand to anyone who can read it. I, Barbara Cooper, being of sound mind, do carry a pail of water every being of sound being of sound being of sound Pamala Penix. place I go for hereby will my ability hereby will my ability hereby will my ability my leaky car radiator mind, do hereby will my quietness to mind, do hereby will m shortness to mind, do hereby will my ability to to being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability teachers to the junior boys who need it. being of sound mind, do hereby will all m books, tn anyone who wants them. sound mind, do hereby will all of my spare time to Bob Lyons so he can I, Richard German, horn to whoever wants I, Richard German, books to Paul Sturtz. I, Richard German, to sit still in study I, Gordon Grabill, to to to stay in training to Larry Penix. I, Gordon Grabill, being run cross-country to David Graham. do hereby will my model nAn do hereby will m school do do do being of go out for basketball. being of sound mind, being of sound mind, being of sound mind, hall to Lee Forst. being of sound mind, of sound mind, of sound mind, I, Gordon Grabill, being stay in Hshapen to Jerry Nichols. do I, Janet Graham, being of sound mind, do sports to Lee Forst. I, Janet Graham, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability not to miss a ballgame to Karen Foltz. I, Janet Graham, being of sound mind, do hereby will my trip to Girls' State to any deserving junior girl. hereby will my ability hereby will m ability hereby will my ability hereby will my ability hereby will my love of I, Ronald Graham, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to stay away from girls to Howard Elliott. I, Ronald Graham, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Gu Friend. I, Ronald Graham, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to not have an interest in girls to Dean Nichols. Z0 I, Jerry Jacob, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to get mad and not show it to Sandra Thrush. I, Jerry Jacob, being of sound mind, do George, to Jim Graham. I, Jerry Jacob, being of sound mind, do be quiet in study hall to the freshmen boys I, Virginia Kinder, being of sound mind, get A's is history to Mona Lewis. I, Virginia Kinder, being of sound mind, to play snare drum to Tom Christlieb. I, Virginia Kinder, being of sound mind, tea to Judy Rodgers. to I, James Melchi, being of shoes to David Graham. I, James Melchi, being of high-jump to Dewayne Stewart. I, James Melchi, being of cider to Gary Hill. sound mind, do sound mind, do sound mind, do I, Elmo Molter, being of sound mind, do to David Balle. I, Elmo Molter, being of sound mind, do make the girls mad at me to Joe Keesler. I, Elmo Molter, being of sound mind, do hereby will m nickname, hereby will m ability to do hereby will my ability do hereby will m ability do hereby will my love for get along with Mr. Lochimire to Cecil whitcomb. I, Nancy Nichols, being of sound mind, do hereby will my stay out of trouble to C. J. Wooster. I, Nancy Nichols, being of sound mind, do hereby will my be cheerleader to Carolyn Zimmerman. I break hereby will my size 12 gym hereby will my ability to hereby will my jug of hard hereby will my curly hair hereby will my ability to hereby will my ability to ability to ability to ability to Nancy Nichols, being of sound mind, do hereby will my glass and not get heck for it to anyone who wants it. I, Patricia Penix, being of sound mind, do hereby will my height to David Graham. I, Patricia Fenix, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to bale hay to Fred Mikkelson. I, Patricia Penix, being of sound mind, do hereby will m D. A. to Joy Blew. I, Vernice Sawvel, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to get along with girls to David Sutton. I, Vernice Sawvel, being of sound mind, do hereby will m ability to play basketball to Jack Kinder. I, Vernice Sawvel, being of sound mind, do hereby will my ability to milk cows to Gary Hill. I, Jerry Straley, being of sound mind, grades to Ben Penick. I, Jerry Straley, being of sound mind, weight to Jack Sperry. I, Jerry Straley, being of sound mind, d to Jan Jacob. I, Mary Sutton, being of sound mind, do get out of study halls to the junior boys. I, Mary Sutton, being of sound mind, do sing hillbilly songs to Jan Jacob and Suzie I, Mary Sutton, being of sound mind, do work hard at school to my brother David. The senior boys, being of sound mind, do hereby will spare tires to Bob Lyons. The senior class, being of sound mind, sister Mellontine to the junior class. 21 do hereby will my good do hereby will m excess o hereby will my pink shoes hereby will my ability to hereby will m ability to Collins. hereby will m ability to all their do hereby will Helford's CRY Z I Josephine Clark will be a bookkeeper in the biggest factory in the world which is so big that she wears roller skates to get from place to place in a hurryn Barbara Coo er will be a famous model. Her specialty is modeling gunny sacks for teckley's Feed Mill. Ann Forst is going to marry the Prince of Pirkle Dirkle and raise lo' ts of little Pirkle Dirkles. Carl Garman will be a famous scientist who will invent a railroad to the moon to test air brakes. Richard German is going to be a hard working grease monkey who goes with Carl to the moon. Here he will set up his own station. Gordon Grabill will become the first dentist to remove teeth by remote control in his office while his patients sit at home in an easy chair. Janet Graham is going to be a well-loved nurse in Death-Bed Hos- pital where Gordon's patients can be found after using remote control. The hospital's m tto is 'Janet, you kill men! Ronnie Graham will become the chief demonstrater for the Less lick- Away Lipstick Company. He also gives his services to test this lip- stick. He finds this a full time job which he enjoys very much. Jerry Jacob will own his own chorus Dancersn. They have worked in many of as The Corny Casino at Orland and He takes a personal interest in all his The g rls. line called the Fa.ncy Fan our most famous theaters, such Stranded Sto -over at Angola. Virginia Kinder will be the first lady to become President. The first thing she will do is establish Orland as the U. S. Capital. Jim Melchi will be the star player of the Constellation Comets. He is noted for his fading pass, in which the ball disappears completely, and daring dribble, that confuses everyone including him. Elmo Molter is going to help entertain in Jer Strale 's barber- shop. Jerry will specialize in the in his spare time will give ballet Nangy Nichols will be president America. Nancy is known for her new M-o-o-o-o- dancing lessons of the National long speeches Development of the Common Earthwormn. Patt Penix will firm. 5 e will take Vernice Sawvel is mile through a dense awkn 'rcut. Elmo, to women over SO. Talented Talkers of on Um'WnwH1mw be head secretary of the USag-No-Moren girdle dictation while her h'lO boss sits on her lap. going to be the first man to run the 3-minute forest wearing a space suit. M Sutton will become editor of the magazine called the WModern Home reakeru. On the sidelines she sings and plays a guitar. Her latest hit is 'Hate Your Wife and Love Thy Neighborn. ZZ , Graduation Class of I957 1 il' ' f 'i !' '-1 f --a- - A' b :fu H' iaqf, e ', -.,4,Vvf A nvbfi Ar. .,,' .af fy.: 1 - . f- - . If 4 'if2.ii?'4'g, 7, , '99 I A. j'.fv'1f.- 5.4-H, . LA ir-N - bg . .- 4 T ,ge ' -1,12 -r - , 1 1 In the spring, we seniors will be leaving Orland High School. We will be leaving our wonderful teachers and our friends, but we shall always have the memories of our school days 5-v I I F 5 Tf f A 9 a Q N' 5 0 N 5 ri 2 ul D S, Y Z3 Juniors .5 - gf? fn ' , LMA ff -' .. President--Bobby Lyons, Vice Pres.--Richard Taylor , ,1 X r xl, , David Belle -at A . ' ' I 0 Martha Sue Collins Marlene Christlieb 2 S, K 1 I , . V 'Ky y 'fi f ! X! Il Mona Lewis Bobby Lyons 7 . 75? , '51 A V - n x 43 '16 David Sutton Dondld Stewart . Secretary-Janis Jacob, Treasurer--Martha Sue Collins Canteen Manager--FQ' Thomas , Student Council-Judy Rodgers and Donmd Stewart f'ua F ' -Q 1, 5, e e ee' 1 IS . X,-J o5E.R?M -. Betty Alderson a '- .,.. Q X - 5 John Barrows S Q fs ' ' ' ' f Evelyn Fair Guy Friend Sharon Gottschalk Janis Jacob . A- 74 '95 592' ' 3 . I' A Liv L , Xlrgb 3 G S 1 Q J Q., 4 X Aff J' VY t 4, 1 f ag 1-li I f Benny Penick Judy Rodgers Anita. Rumsey Jack Sperry 'I 5, N - ,X f ' '2- lx - V .V 1' s ' t f 1C cmas R' hard T 1 F Th J ay or ay Eddie Themes Z4 Beverly Wathel .-.e -w I ,A A. I . M X 11' e 'A Q Sophomores 5 . 1 Y i X , ,A ,.4 ' val wk ,..1.fA+. if ' X 'H J X x2 73 Qu an. Y Hmmm 1 ., Q k I M G9 V 4, 1 ll, President--Gary Hill, Vice President--Joe Keeslar, Secretary--Karen Foltz , Treasurer--Jim Graham ' Student Council--Janice Friend and Rex Whitcomb ' Karen Foltz Janice Friend 1 Joan Cleveland Jim G1-mm 1 1 1 f 4 Q M: 5 . Z .3 V A 1 1 lx b ' , Af ., , f M in M355 As 5 X A - 'V - I' A - f - Dem Nichols 1 if Joe Keeslar Ilargaret Ryan H G3-TY B111 Rex Whitccmb 3 Z5 Freshman ky X 7 ..ii: 1 W k 5 ,, K I' .. , e qu- Carole Cleveland Joy Blew as-ft Gd. 'E x X , 1 4- . Y , r ..' ' ' I .-' lx It., nl, I. - . Lewis G Jack Kinder arman 4 :f f' 1' . I V- .'t' x AQ. ' - -- . J ' Q -f f f f . ful Larry Fenix Paul Sturtz .,f . an W Marie DeVo1der '-sq. N , 5' Law .1 Vfji?Q5,iQ'aN2! ' ,'jj'i':1' F4215 x ' ' X? ' V 4 If I . Margaret Klingler 1 v Barbara Taylor 26 K X Sem K-'JCDCD D-dm sms: d-Eg Ol-'L+ O QE' :wg Pie., Lge jar? was 'awe Qu EM JE 255, gan., IU! ml ff 2 0 d UU' dag D9 I-'B Q 5 J' RXXx mf gy 5 ch P1 rl ll' o cv dim. fe -4, - .X - Mfwe ,X , . , i N 'fx ,,5 1, I I i Virginia Lytle Q Q Q r Sandra Thrush Lee Forst eff on I Dennis McKibben 1 .., 1'- ,f' M x ff' ff, f' V I x, U '. . N 7 i . ' 'f , Areta Wlllms fi! Eighth Grade K. 56 P . Top Row: J. Larimer, B. Thomas, S. Grabill, K. Grabill, D. Hill, S. Wgllenburg Third Row: T. Elliott, R. Sturtz, D. Stewart, G. Willms, R. Karr, J. Rym, C, Whitcomb, C.J. Wooster Second Row: P. Strater, L. Miller, J. Nichols, R. Rathbun, J. Lewis , H- YOQ- uelet F. Mikkelson, D. Briggs Bottom How: M. Wickman, D. Boocher, C. Rumsey, C. Zimmennan, M. Vaughn, S, Gillen, S. Vaughn Seventh Grade K' N.e areal? 1 HH, irq , if Lil E X -.J B , Nw... Q-f . gal . Y f Q 1 ,, 'Hs I 'R Top Roux D. Graham, D. Hcllbben, K. Alwood, R. Coler, D. Ferris, U. Plchon, S. Coler, H. Girton, G. Kinder, S. Kiles Middle Row: B. Rose, B. Holter, T. Christlieb, H. Rancher, R. Care, H. Rod- gers, G. Rumsey, D. Shank, S. Bachelor, H. Stewart Bottom Row: C. Lyons, S. Gottschalk, K. Sutton, J. Devolder, D. Scripture, S. Colwell, S. Johnson Z7 ER N :tj j 1 x 5 P . T 'l ' If ', .. , J Y ,bb. , AS, L , ,. If'Aixt :. Pie Swain I ' A mmile Now! 5 , X 1 :DQ jg fog 4iH? iGl5 X rfgi. , A 0 M Haszv Girws? if fm. ,K , if r ? . X 5 ab- l : rf Fwb1re .reakerL ?mf' , V, .. fu'1 r I The Think Jeanne Sanborn, A. B. Connecticut College First Grade Evelyn Klingler Ball State Teachers College Fourth 6: Fifth Grade '67 'G' Esther Grabill TriqState College Second Grade Grade Teache Francis McKinley Trl-State College Manchester College Bible Q ,hx Q Z9 I' Sb! f Dorothy Hayward In I l B. S, Ball State Teachers College Third Grade Carol Hyman Ball State Teacher Fifth 81 Sixth s College qv-W-ur 'F as A' I ' Z- fdjf X X . H d E Back now: N. Taylor, 1. om-mana, s. Elliott, B. Rodgers, J. natnbun, B. Kiles Middle Row: J. Shearer, A. Hortorff, J. Spitz, L. Miller, L. Seehawer, M. Larimer Front Row: G. Coler, P. Hanchar, J. Keeslar, S, Whitcomb, J. Rubley, D. Hlkw Fifth Grade sf aff X 6 .J Y -EX .- - 115 .- li ' Sixth Grade 'H Q 2 K 15,5 .N 9 1 SEP Back Row: B. Hyman, G, Ferris, P. Strater, J. Kein, G. Johnson, R. Caskey, J. Bachelor, J. Turner, J. Willlms, H. Soward Middle Row: S. Emerick, S. Sutton, L. Wickman, K. Wells, D. Rumsey, P Gottschalk, D. Sturtz, D. Opdyke, D. Care, S. Keeslar, H. Yoquelet Front Row: P. Stewart, C. Kain, R. Rathbun, T. Colwell, D. IlcK1bben, B Rodgers, R. Gardner, B. Rose, G. Winebrenner, C. Vaughn 30 Grade Fourth X, Q' i'T'1 Back Row: D. Cope, L. R. Soward, R. Kain, J. Middle Row: L. Wells, Sarpa, S. DeVo1der, C. Front How: K. Rumsey, S. Fair, D. Vaughn Ehmrtland, C. Gillen, L. Collins, T. Johnson, G. Ramsey, Elliott P. Gottschalk, J. HoC1anahan, R. Morrison, P. PerrLx, P. Kellett L. Gardner, L. Hller, J. Knight., S. Willis, J. Trlt.c.h Third Grade 'Q Back Row: J. Coler, C. Graham, D. Rodgers, N. Hillms, R. Willms, G. Evans, K. Penick, R. Hikkelson Hiddle Row: L. Kellett, N. Wathen, E. Hubley, J. Farver, D. Greenmvalt, R. Hhitcomb, S. Sanders, D. Mckibben Front Row: L. Bathbun, T. Turner, D. Storer, C. Pocock, J. Wells, H. Sturtz, S. Nichols, L. Penix, K. Kain 31 9. 211 Second Grade W 151, .ll r i - . ' u!m 'W' gg :Q F, ,. Back Row: C. Kesterke, P. Shearer, N. Field, G. Shaffer, D. Ryan, R. Shaffer, N. Collins, S. Kellett, H. McCarty, V. Norton Middle Row: K. Statler, P. Wiclman, S. Jaquay, J. Knight, L. Cope, L. Wine- brenner, J. Van Wagner, K. Willms, R. Gillen Front Row: C. Meyers, D. Benhower, T. Turner, D. Graham, T. Gardner, K, Wat,- ters, T. '1N11lis, H. Sturtz, K. Kain, J. Rose First Grade -4.1 J' I1 E 0 a .F ff V We - 2 '. 1Q1.-Lg.: 5 -. 2 Ei ,XJ Back Row: D. Cope, J. Pierce, D. White, J. DeVo1der, S. Albright, R. Albright, G. Van Wagner, S. Rodgers, R. Rose Middle Row: I-I. Wells, N. Tritch, R. Hanchar, K. Storer, M. Rumsey, C. Pocock, S. Welle, N. Gardner, T. Mikkelson, C. Kain, Front Row: L. Kiles, H. Rathbun, J. Butler, R. Kesterke, K. Norton, A. Wick- man, B. Graham, C. Soward, L. Willms, L. Kellett, 32 .J Cx kN XX V I VOT X! L iii,-,..0 H-4 ORGANIZATIONS Student Council ' ,, X Sf--. 0 F .M . I ',5 li Kun...-an-1 - FRONT ROW: P. Strater, J. Blew, J. Melchi, J. Rodgers, N. Nichols BACK ROW: K. Grabill, J. Friend, Mr. Graham, D. Stewart, H. Elliott Student Council Representatives Seventh Grade--Margaret Girton Sophomore--Janice Friend Dean Shank Rex Whitcomb Eighth Grade--Karen Grabill Junior-Judy Rodgers Paul Strater Donald Stewart Freshmen--Joy Blew Senior--Nancy Nichols Howard Elliott f A X Lis- .. V- -5 U Mr. Graham, Ann, Jim Elmo Molter ST UDBNT COUNCIL OFFICERS President--Jim Melchi Vice Pres . --Dale Bryantfabsentl Sec. 5 Treas.--Ann Forst Advisor--Mr. Graham Future Farmers g, Q Q . 5 -i A 5.5 of America ' 5 ' Y I H. J ' J . XPiff'f3 5 Q 7 4. H f 4, U- q X 1 J he J , .W ' 4 IX.- xo BACK ROW: J. Kinder, B. Penick, J. Graham, L. Forst, J. Sperry, P. Sturtz, R. Taylor MIDDLE ROW: J. Barrows, D. Balle, G. Friend, D. Stewart, E, Thomas, D, Sui- ton, H. German ,BOTTOM HDW: G. Hill, H. Elliott, J. Keeslar, Mr. Lockamire, L. Fenix, L. Garman. D. McKibben fix- A' 1 V A J 1 v mimn ' T?i-lx -F' N1. .em Q 1'l0:5 E ir 'Q D C 2 ' fa , ' ' .i ,I L no F - .2322-'X-'ff...' 3 F. F. A. CFFICERS President--Richard Taylor Vice Pres,--Vernice Sawvel Secretary--Jim Graham Treasurer--John Barrows News Reporter-Ben Penick Sentihel--Eddie Thomas Watch Dog--David Sutoon Sponsor--Mr. Lockam re l I X-ng4 Patro K Boys BACK ROW: H. Stewart, D. Shank, M. Hanshar, E. Rose, R. Coler MIDDLE ROW: R, Care, M. Rodgers, G. Rumsey, R. Molter, T. Christlieb FRONT ROW: D. Graham, K. Alwood, S. Bachelor, D. McKibben 35 ., '. i- X' ' x. U us' ,, 'es .- h 4.x A I Fr' FV? --x. 3 Q xAwX..,,-..- TOP ROW: M. Ryan, C. Cleveland, M. DeVolder, F. Thomas, J. Rodgers, M. Christlieb, S. Thrush, A. Willms. MIDDLE RCW: V, Lytle, B. Wathen, A. Forst, S., Gottschalk, B. Alderson, J. Blew, B. Taylor. BOTTOM RCW: J. Cleveland, N. N1chols, M. Sutton, J. Clark, B. Cooper, M. Klingler. F. H. A. FUTUHi HOLIEQI-ZAKERS OF ANQLRICA OFFICJLRS President--I-lary Lou Sutton A . Vice Pres.--Barbara Cooper 4 , Secretary--Jo Clark , 6 A Treasurer--Nancy Nichols ' 1-Jews Reporter--Virgirlia Lytle b 'J Historian--Betty Alrierson ur 1 ' Song Leaier--iunn Forst, - , m 1 4 ' Parlimentarian--Jo.an Cleveland X N Janet Graham - ,h . N,' A ' y Chaplin-Marlene Clmristlieb g '. I A Chapior Mother'--Qvelyr' Gottschalk .fi 3:22, V A 4 Aflvisor'--Jean Branci .Lg L' so lffw coogiesl SGTV5-118 Coffee ,. if -- ae KQV,-I , -7 1 fvwfh? ? 'I . Y . 'Nw , , Q mn, M- lo welll- Installation of F. H. A. Officers Mothers' Tea on Valentine'S D83 36 1 1 J N 3' S bw . ' , we Nr: N l. 2,4 f ':,'.ga-.mi J '- . ,Q-' 'wig'-,3,:,Q1. h J . A I 2' -efwg., , 1, - v,lsa.j,Z'- 'f' T H If 'x , . ,fi Q ' 1- , b s . - l3llZ1S , V 6 .. A ' ' 5 '-4. V- We ' - -' V ., -' W 5' , dv . .- ,. I e Q me X ' . 1 ,h JH -g-,fig 3 xx, -1 .- - , N V: Q . k S35 fr. , ,.-s.x,1 1 X I wh f ' F -:,'f.,1,' 1 film' - K .. 1 ' ' M , ' - . 9 1 ,.. - ' I , ' J 4 U ' ' ' 1 1 x , C- X 1 V uafn .-... L M ,ff ll BACK ROW: V. Lytle, J. Cleveland, C. Cleveland, J. Rodgers, J. Graham, M. Ryan, J. Blew, B. Taylor' MIDDLE ROW: J. Friend, N. Nichols, K. Foltz, B. Cooper, P. Penix, A. Rumsey, M. Chxistlieb, B. Wathen FRONT ROW: J. Jacob, M. Lewis, M. Klingler, M. Collins, V. Kinder, S. Thrush, M. DeVolder, A, Willms AA LEJRLE' ATPHJSTIC .3.5S'JCl5.TICN UFFICLX15 President--Patty Fenix Vice Pres.--Martha Sue Collins secretary--Jar1et Graham TTeasurer-- Janis Jason ME? News Hepo1 ir2z'--Margaret Piyan G Poifdz CO! J'iCV'G'G--i,T,1'f:F Ffqrfq ' 'Ii:'E11.j f. l1i1'1c'C-I Advisor--Jean Brand ' w nh'-nr , AL.. Ginny Joan Ki 1 avg, 4 r J' 'Kami .b . 'L fy ' f at ' : t 1 ' ' ::: ff. ri rv . j' ,' f - ' ' - - if'!X'5 . 1wf :' 'Sf' 7. I ' L., 7' ' 311' V , If s. ' , Mx T Q. 'I v J ,rt ,I A -'fv,.-L .. A 1 . ' 4. JA 'hh M ,,.v,,,.i1f,- U NN , , gig. ,,..,,,:f:.::::: '.- ' ,, .W - '-1 - 1 . .. H W V 1 A Jan U4 Janet -'H f em , Margaret, 'Ad' 'A 37 3: 1f!'iALk'0 Girls 4-H Club H4 '99- I ,,. ,QQ . x I E, i, Y .,.,,... -.,- vii, . i 2 ..--L: J X--.sw Ft -A A. .., 'ji A gkxx g mv:-3.4 . ' it X U 'astfx W S iQ EACH HOW: C. Cleveland, K. Sutton, M. Klingler, J. Jacob, M. Collins, A. Hum. soy, D. Scripture, S. Gottschalk, 5. Colwell MIDDLE HGH: H. Girton, D. Ferris, W. Pichon, S. Grabill, S. Coler, J. Larimer, H. Grabill, D. Hill, S. Kiles, V. Lytle FRONT RON: R. Rathbun, D. Nckibben, S. Sutton, N. Larimer, B. Kiles, J. Gra- nam, L. Seenawer, J. Spitz, S. Elliott, J. Shearer 1 I L BACK How: M. stewart, B, whitcomb, D. Rumsey, D. McKibben, L- Forst, J- Keeslar- J. Graha , E. Rose THIRD ROW: Rooster, B. 5E 'D V , 4 . VM: ..-1. Elliott, 21. FIRST POW: Keeslar, J. B, Rgse, H, sturxz, C. whitCOmb, L. Miller, G. Rumsey, D- Stewart, Holter D. Graham, D' Mcxibbpn, D, MCKibben, W, Picbon, 5. Gottschalk, Coler, 5. Keuslqr, J, Bachelor, S, Bachelor 24. '-Jmlen, G, Ferris, K. Alwood, J. Graham, N- Collins- J- Rubley- Kain, G. Color 38 C. 5 J. Boys' 4-H Clul G? , . ' Chorus r S' V v I JW 'ag BACK ROW: V. Lytle, B. Taylor, P. Alderson, J. Cleveland, J. Friend, A. Willms, C. Cleveland, M. Ryan, J. Blew THIRD HOW: G. Grabill, R. Graham, J. Nelchi, J. Jacob, R. German, J. Keeslar, J. Straley, V. Sawvel, J. Graham, C. Garman SECCNU ROW: S. Gottschalk, N. Nichols, M. DeVolder, B. Cooper, P. Penix, J. Clark,K. Foltz, 5. Collins, M. Lewis, F. Thomas FRONT RCN: J. Graham, S. Thrush, J. Jacob. N. Klingler, V. Kinder, A. Rumsey, J. Rodgers, M. Sutton, M. Christlieb, A. Forst Band -ll x JJ f X W N I r cjifd ,P x Xi? x ii'1 ' '-25.95, A ML, A ,gi BACK RCW: J. Lceslar, B. Pichon, V. Kincgr, T. Christlieb, K. Foltz, 5. Elliott, b. Care, J. DeVolder, Director, Mrs. Knapn, G. Rumsey, D. Scrinture, N. Kling- ler, L. Miller, NIDDLE ROW: A. Forst, P. Fenix, U. Graham, S. Colwell, P. Gottschnlk, J. Rubley, K. Rumsey, S. Gottschalk, J. Jacob, D. Rumsey, S. Keeslar, R. Care FRONT ROW: P. Fenix, J. Knin, L. Miller, C. Cleveland, L. Miller, S. Collins, J. Jacob 39 4 I 99aee 57 r 6 4 TOP ROW: C. J. Wooster, C. Whitcomb, F. Nikkclson, P. Strater, H. Elliott, J. Ryan, G. Willms, R. Sturtz FOURTH ROW: S. Grabill, D. Hill, R. German, J. Rodgers, P. Penix, F. Thomas, J. Straley, D. Boocher, B. Thomas THIRD RUN: E. Alderson, A. Forst, M. Klingler, V. Kinder, J. Larimer, M. Sut- ton, S. Gottschalk, J. Graham SECOND ROW: J. Friend, M. Lewis, J. Clark, E. Molter, A. Rumsey, M. Christlieb B. Taylor FIRST ROW: J. Graham, K. Grabill, N. Nichols, K, Foltz, A. Willms, M, Ryan, S. Wallenburg CHEERLEADERS J. Jacob, S. Thrush, J. Cleveland, M. Collins The Orland Tigers' Pep Club has forty pa d members. The officers are as follow: President--Janet Graham Treasurer--Mary Sutton Vice Pres.--Karen Foltz News Reporter--Fay Thomas Secretary--Patty Fenix This year is the first that our pep club has been really active. We bought black and gold gloves which we do motions to our songs with and form a cheering sectioq black with white blouses at the games. Through the efforts of the pep club, the Tigers have had high spirits and much enthusiasm throughout the basketball season. . .l . .' . 1 L ' 4 1 v ., . . . . - M , - J ,' i ' 1 . V. H , - .y ,', l3', X . '-J , .' 'I J. - - . ' 7 ' .' W' 'v c, c 1 ' 'j- ' T f,f The pep club in action 40 W 1? ' . I . 5 f Q an 1 if M ! I KW s S W1 B -, llilh W , ATHLETICS .'--. BACK RON: E. Thomas, V. Sawvel, C. Garman, J. Jacob, J. Melchi, R. Grahang G. Grabill, D. Balle FRONT ROW: M. Stewart, J. Keeslar, L. Penix, J. Graham, J. Nichols, Mr. Hyman V3l'SltY Basketball Cheerleaders asv Janis Jacob Martha Sue Collins ,, XEEPS ,.V HLA .3 XLAN L' ' ' f e5i'b -1 M44 . B I., 'QX K 'lfx 2 VX? , 4 'Q BACK RSI: J. Sperry, J. Barrows, J. Keeslar, Mr. Hvman,Coach, L. Penix, D. Stewart, J. Kinder FRONT RGW: M. Stewart, H. Elliott, J. Graham, L. Garman, D. McKib5en, G. Hill, J. Nichols Basketball B Team of ef 1 i i ff Cheerleaders Joan Cleveland Sandra Thrush 43 Q an Ffa:-1 i1.Sf-gig? h,! fFa-' sill Q1 . 3 ., : -'J-3'4 ni.. S3 .f1fQ'fi . -J , I N, 4. 1 5 -X LQ Qs JM 1 A QS! 45 j ? jYlL4AQ5 Q e X I uh3.+l.11.71S Z1 play iaith? g-1 6, wild Arc you worried Mr. Graham? L , f. D. Jlmp Vernice, jump! I 33p Team was ih a huddle A 1.1.1 44 r x Yea team 1155113 Look at that score! J Q TA s Li '+ H, , s if 1 x f '- Q w 3 ff , ,, . In K-f 1 M,.p.ma K 4, e. x ' J f Q , A' aQ , ik, Jn! Af I.O,,W .ret 1+, boys, get lt! O W' M 'Q' x A s .J I? I W FD , lf r Z.. u r I Lv: I , J .Li Q 4 A :Q F. 1 ., fi i ly' IVA, ' 3 U-109 A! 44f'u 2' Ib 2 f Y X, Q -S' V! f 22 u L4 1' ' . il i ' - -fi . . . J' I, . V 1, 51 ,, cn ' If z,v ,,- Lf, 1 '13 , 'N Q'- 4, . llalf xg J., ob: 1 ' j 'f 7 I ,la CN, ', EN. .P .-. Sc, k gi K ' C 3 a Q -. ' bJ 1 '41 . x F kg , I5 . ' V A 1 1 ., K- . N 5 i f A . . 5 ' . I' . I .Q -5,4 T if . ' ,Y , , -.1 , . 4 '4nMvff',.fi32f, - - 4-54.5, - , ' in ,Q E ,A 3 V . -- wx, '-: ' ' 2- 4 a ,y - ' fvmgf. gf, . 'V 2 . A ' f 'U-lu, g,f521fg4 ov - . w .- M 4 x...-. v 4- ,5 pl 1 :SNR-rfp,...,. , f? A , .111 ' - ff ,, 9,333.5 H r gk V' QL sk... u:'7 Sanzy afzo Areta 35 - ,gt Beam flcfluf 45 Fifteen rahs Lor the bow: or A bfpwfg DRLA HIGH SCHDOL Orland Indiana Presents The ,Z 1 I 1 X W yr.. f 1f f f ,Ni-uf 72 X, f -' ' ,, .if A I' ii.:- f A man ,Qi , . sa -- iw, ygix., 1 X Q- X Z1 i -' I ri, - 5 - M xis Q , fwwwili .M?fft7lblwLf!QXkX T GER Published By The Seniors Of 1957 aouald Graham Gordon Grabill Senior Senior 165 lbs., 5'1OU 155 lbs., 5'1OH Guard Forward Jerzy Jacob Jim Melflhi Senior Senior 155 lhi, S'11fU 151 lbs., 5'11H Center Guard David Balle Eddie Thomas Junior Q Junior I 159 lbs., 5'1OgU 159 lbs., 5'1O5H fafl Garmin Forward Center Vernice Sawvel Senior Senior lbs., -Eqan lbs., 5,9 H Gwarc Forward -W-....,,. 46 . I 'ax 3 s! Mr. Hyman came to Orland this year as a coach and a teacher. Through his efforts our bovs have diligently struggled to come out with a victorious season Mr. HYman says ZQHE the most exciting game tne ooys played all year was NDSU they . defeated Rrifhton. They tlzved their best all through the season and he feels that Orland has conf very Ufi'. All the students wish to thank Nr. Hyman for the fine work he has accomplished this year. VARSITY P.Ldm 56 G. P.LQw TEAM WE HE! y tg by M9 Hamilton LaGrange L18 SL Le H Mil'L U 61 Brighton Brighton 35 56 owe 1 ary JE Hamjlt 66 1 P. Lake Fremont 32 37 on 5 M 60 6 Met salem 72 59 Rongoc, t. h Z A ome 1 y 62 Sb Howe Military Met z 112 33 r.ngSE111vE5 hmm, Tourney , H8.TYLilT,01'l TEAR WE THEY Bristol 60 vi LaGrange 36 39 Mongo Jefferson 50 52 Brighton jh 31 Home City P. Lake 38 Sl Fremont 35 26 N Lima S3 6 2 Salem 39 33 Ashley SO 6 2 Met z 149 38 Cou ty Tournament P, Lake 29 bl Salem 66 39 Lima M4 3 Hamilton 68 56 Ashley 30 25 Fremont 117 5 9 Salem ho 26 salem 53 5 2 County To urnament Brighton 69 S6 Salem 55 35 47 -..4 I Xi' BACK ROW: C. Gorman, R, hhitcomb, J. Keeslnr, L. Ppnix, J. Sperry, J. Gra- ham, G. Hill, I-lr. Hyman W .. . 4' ', to .. ,. f .. Wg. -.r 2-wx. 705' ...Q Q - 44. 1 ...M Fwy. ixmfy I X ,N UQ , xv' -xii, Baseball xg ' .-. .-1f':'f'.,, L 5 94' , . 1 .f ': f , . X ,, ' - '7 A v - z 'wfzw .null '85 'N ,---. .3., , V '- , .,-. Q., -. . vw-,s f-M.. W' '-P - ' .fu ' gf. K 3 ' -N... ah- 'W . mp ,-f' - ,QV . ,' , - '., , ' G, N-' ' ' 'ow ,I . .Q-..xu.hLv,.-, L.- - F?iC'If'l' EiC'.1: L. German, J. Jacob, R. Graham, J. Melchi, R. Lyons, J, Env-1-ow-:s LLCZQ EOM- J, Jacob, R. Graham, V. Sax-wal, J. Melchi, G. Gl E'.'0i1l FXMIQT 10 J, Bprrcirs, E. Thomas, L. Fenix, J. 15695133 oheyba XVIW jf lay W ,if- 7 JQJQZZY ,, 5 , ,Wa v, 1-:W N vw, AS. ' QQ .Q .lb an , A 48 J J 5 F Track .. ' ff' h giwwg xv , , , QQ! N H.. I .- t ,I 'Q K., J -xx :Lax ' M I , , Q1 G1 J A f ':g-wi o , fQ-p.., 'gb new-'wx-f -new-f -1-vu-hr -1- minimum Q L.-...ann u n l Q. nik-is 1 Back Row: E. Thomas, D. Stewart, J. Keeslar, L. Penix, G. Bill Middle Row: J. Graham, J. Sperry, D. Balle, J. Barrows, L. Garman Front Row: J. Jacob, C. German, V. Sawvel, G. Grabill, R. Graham, J. Melchi W .a- mfr' Cross-Country T f 2 pdl r . ' Q31 Q . Q. U X, 7 I Z A YHK ,,, .. A , 4 ack Row: L. Gaz-man, J. Kinder, J. Keeslar, L. Fenix, D- 3'beW8-fb, . Sperry, G. Hill, D. Holibben, J. ront Row: D. Belle, V. SBW81, J- . Graham, E. Thomas, J. B8.1'I'O'll Graham Jacob, J. Melchi, G. Grabill, 1 49 Al CIESGZIEZCZIAZ f 'W 5 , I. I ff X. ,7 fin Back Row: B. Holter, T. Christlieb, G. Willms, Hr. Hman, Coach, C. Whitcomb, C. J. Wooster, D. Graham. Front Row: J. Lewis, G. Rumsey, H. Yoquelet, J. Ryan, J. Nichols, P. Strater, L. Hiller. IUNICR HIGH x. Grabill, D. H111, s. orabill CH EBLEADERS H x 3 Basketball QV! Y Back Row: K. Alwood, D. Mcliibben, B. Holter, G. Uillms, R. Ka: R. Sturtz, J. Ryan, D. Shank. Middle Row: C. Whitcomb, D. Briggs, F. Hikkelson, G. RUl8Gyp Christlieb, S. Bachelor, D. Graham. Front Roux R.. Care, J. Lewis, H. Yoquelet, Mr. Hyman, coach, Miller, J. Nichols, P. Strater. C 0 N G R A D U L A T I O N S CLASS OF 57'- HONTGQMERY EGG co. Ed Miller COHPLIMEHTS OF KEELSLAR 8: EHEHSON T.V.-Electrical Appliances Sturgis, Michigan OBLAHD FARM BUREAU CO-OP Bulk Line Sz Fertilizer Custom Grinding-Mixing Coal Fence Grain 51 STATE BANK OF LIMA Howe, lndiana S' e 1853 Continuous Banking Service inc Member F. D. I. C. and FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FREMONT Mpmber of Federal Deposit Federal Reserve System insurance Corporation STEUBEN COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bob Lamoreaux Pontiac Sales Maxton Chevrolet Sales Ed Sellgren Buick Inc. Goldsmith Motors Inc. McNaughton Oldsmobile C. Reed Bright, Inc. Angola Motor Sales Al Lonsbury Garage Ted Chapman Motors Martin Auto Sales Phone rrigidaire Croehler 2915 H. L. BEAMS F'l1R.NITURE STORE Fremont, Indiana Alexander Smith Carpet Simmons 52 Yllg Tires, Batteries Specigl-ized 6: Accessories Lubrication NORTON Ik SONS JITIES '.::Il'Nl.lLI CITIES COR. 327 81 120 ORLAND, INDIANA SERVICE PHONE 9-330V S-D Premium Gasoline - WNEHH - S-D Kowlmotor 05' KEYES' SUPER MARKET GOMPLETE FOOD SERVICE One of the Most Up-to Date Super Markets in Zhu Mid-West ORLAND, INDIANA Phone 9-2105 ORLAND ELECTRICAL 8: RADIO SHOP J v-s OR-LAND OWNER OHN n.. STORER INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1 l I EXPERT RADIO 8: TV REPAIR SEHVICL. IN YOUR HOUSE SENANIA SILVER SCREEN 85 PICTURE TUBES GUARANTEED FOR l YEAR WINFORD LEWIS AND HARVEY LAMIBRIGHT YOUR AUCTIONEERSH EXPERIENCE IN ALL LINES OF SELLING GENERAL FARM SALES Arm mm Aucrrrous A sPEcm.'r!. um, ASSIST IN Anvmrrsrnc AT no mmm oosr 'ro You IDCATED 25- MILES EAST OF BRIGHTON ON STATE ROAD 120. IIDNGO Pmyg Il-F31 R.R.i?2 I-IOWE, INDIANA 53 CALL-Cleveland 8: Taylor Harl Hauling Phone Orland 9-2283 or Angola-8l38RX CORA 'S FRUIT MARKET Vegetables of all kinds in season. If you are in need, pay us a call. U' Sv Us so ll COTTAGE INN serum and Beulah cnanagersb Jet. 327 and U. s. zo Try our Steaks Chicken Specials COMPLIHENTS OF OTTER LAKE MARKET Jct. 327 and U. S. 20 FOLTZ FARM SERVICE General Repairing Phone 9-2536 Orland ,Indina COMPLIIMENTS OF WALL LAKE GROCEHZ Open 7 days a week MELCHI 8: SON BAIT STORE Bait Tackle Boats Motors 54 ORLAND HDTOR SALES COM LIMENTS Phone 9-2205 OF Where low overhead means a good deal, ORLAND HARDWARE we sell the best and junk the rest. Ph - 1 Guy Penix - Owner one 9 2h9 COHTLIHENTS OF Dr. Q Mrs. H.O. Elliott OPDYKE DRY GOODS Phone 9-3151 orlana, Indiana STECKLEI'S FEED Q FARM SUPPLY COH LIHENTS , OF Custom Grindlng Holasses Mixing Martin Christlieb Steckley Chicks Dealer of Equipment Feeds Crow's Hybrid Seed Corn COMPLIHEBTS Charles Benhower OF Milton Seehawer The earth moves, but we move the earth. Phone-2799 Orland, Indiana mums Paonucrs Orland, Indiana Ke: I 4 Xl' 33 ii ii 'llll Kali ll.: L -if 'Qi' ir- 'IKJVKI I-A V., ik! ii llllll v---ew..-.Q .FS A s .. - , . 1 . - - , , ' T-WMMiimf'5 ' ' - 4 .' ' f xx4. 'X-, Q E , :f:' r 37' ' 'J SX . .' ', f 4. Eva' - ,A , 'NM f d lhifc iv, H+' if -AY fi . . I9 'R In , . . - 7 .T - ---- K if ' 1 In , ,- . M 1 - A 2 1 -. U . ' ifi - Q at ' Y - . i - 1 A A u . li-- '-'fA . Y , 'L .. 'fl V. fl 'll ., . - fee -YY 5 . Q 1' -L. , ' 'e fwdeem ew f V4f'M . ' 3 .nl TLV A Q ,J KY . ' V3 -U xl I, Qin., U :Q Q V if Q. Z V . Q 4, .FT 7 . V - - ,vi O, 1 l , , fer , . 1 . I . Q K ,M A .., f It ' ' ' -1. .4 ,. he, the GHIJID HIGH SCHOGL CLASS OF 1957, would like to dedicate this annual not only to the student body, but to all our parents and teachers who have helped and guided us through our school years. . .wi FAU E. COLLINS Eistributer of Motor Fuels, Furnance Oil, Ml Heater Oils. For Steuben County Farm Bureau Co-op, North West Corner of Steuben County. Phone Orland 9-2288 Angola 158 COMTLIM NTS OF CQH Modern Store Clara Q Ralph Keyes LEWIS IMPLEMENT CO . Farm Implements Tractor 8 Tractor Sales General Contractors H. C. MEPHIMAN Q SON Orland, Indiana JOYCE'S BEAUTY SALON Revlon Cosmetics Phone 9-3205 TO THE Samoa cuss OF 19ffe-57 oauum, INDLANA HIGH scHooL Congratulations on your journey through this school. May this be your starting point on a GHUIATER EDUCATIONAL PrLUGh.AM and a credit to your community. MIKKELSON BAIT STORL Orland, Indiana SILVER DINER Orland, Indiana We specialize in Steaks, Chops, Sea Food Phone Orland 9-3655 COHTLIHENTS OF ORLANDALE GUERNSEI FARH COMPL IMENTS OF WAYNE GOTTSCHALK Pioneer seed corn BCB'S ECONOMY TRUCK STOP Angola, Indiana Phone 509512 Albert J. Graham Dealer for Edward J. Funk 8: Sons Super Crost Seed Corn COHPLIMRNTS 01: BROS. BARBER SHOP Orland, Indiana COHPLLHENTS OF BOYS-IR LUHIBER COMPANY PHILKD APPLIANCES Bob Kellett Bendix Washers Orland Household Appliances Shop 'The Skelgas Store Phone-9-2215 Orland , Indiana Roland P81111 Congratulations Class of 57 THE AMOS LONG STORE General merchandise Phone Angola. 753 . Brighton, Indiana Phone 11811 DODGE AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE LaGrange, Indiana Roy Gage FOY' S CXJNFECFIONERY Newspapers and Magazines Congratulations Class of 57 E. J. Moffett Bronson, Michigan COHIPLD1EllTS OF MEYER BROTHERS STAR TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE Philco d Em Complete line of General Electric Appliances an ersoq Bronson, Michigan Phone 6865 Phone T19 Angola., Indiana DIY Goods Foot Wear DON'S SHELL SERVICE Fremont's Most Modern Station Fremont, Indiana Phone 2585 ECKMAN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Ready to Wear Fremont, Indiana COHPLIMENTS OF AUJOOD TRACTOR SALES South City Limits fu.s. 272 Angola, Indiana Finest STROCKVS for Hen's and Bay Angola, Indiana 's Wear SUNRISE DAIRY Steuben County's Only Locally Ovmed and Operated Daifi- THE BUTLER OOMPANX Quality Grade A Products. Phone Angola 1426 OOMPLIMENTS STEUBEN COUNTY FARM BUREAU OF FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO. COMPLIMENTS COPIPLIHENTS or OF ANGOLA Bofrnnm co. LEHl.E!'S LAUNDRY .urn nn! cu-:umm MITCHELL SIGN SERVICE CHUCK PRIETWS TOWN HOUSE SIGNS Call 5149-1. Gracious Dining Angola 708 N. W St Phone 825 Angola ayne reet I A ' .. -xx. 'Q 'gui U X X I ' uf nl ll 4 59 COVQLL IMPLEM NT STORE Implements and Farm Hardware Allis Chalmers Farm Machinery FARM EQUIPMENT SALES 4,1 - q Angola, Indiana phage B3 P11056 S01 AH8013 COM IIMENTS GOMPLIMENTS of of KLINK FUNERAL PDML Angola, Indiana WEATHERHEAD COMPANY Angola, Indiana TU'I'TLE'S JEWELRY CLARKUS DRUG STORE Fremont, Indiana Northeastern Indiana's Largest Drug Store Gruen, Elgin Watches ' RELIABLE! ' PRESCWTIONS Gas, Oils and Fuel Oil BILL FRAM4'5 MARATH N SERVICE Fremont, Indiana THE FREMDNT HARDWARE Phone 2715 Fremont OOPEQIXENTS OF WEICHT'S FUNERAL HOM COHTLIHENTS OF LUYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Lodge Number 1568 Angola Indiana Angola, Indiana COHPLIM HTS SWANK WAYSIDE FURNITURE OF l mile North on U.S. 27 ANGOLA DRESS SHOP Angola, Indiana Phone 199 Phone Bo Angola, Indiana CO LIMENTS Success to the graduating OF Glass of 1957 STEUBEN COUNTY R.E.M.C. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Licensed in Indiana and Michigan Phone 238 RALPH J. STEFFAN REALTOR Farm, City and Lake Property Business opportunities 212 East Maumee St. Angola, Indiana HILDER AND SANXTEB Furniture and Floor Covering Westinghouse Appliances Angola, Indiana Phone 2h6 ANGOLA BRICK k TILE COMPLIMENTS Leland Ewers Q Frances Thomas OF Coal - Building Sheets Oil Company Angola 303 Angola 255 Angola, Indiana LIECHTY JEWELRY ANGOLA STATE BANK Diamonds - Watches - Repairing ngank with The Clocku Angola, Indiana Federal Depositer Insurance Company Fort Wayne Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. SUCCESS To You 1631 East Pontiac Street Dad Harter Fort Wayne, Indiana STEUBEN COUNTY ASSOCIATION INSURANCE AGENTS AL LONSBURY GARAGE l Block East of U. S. 27 on Highway 82? First National Agency---Fremont PHONE 350 Jacob Insurance Service---Angola Johnson Insurance Agency---Angola Tri-State Insurance Agency---Angola Watkins-Croxton Agency---Angola Weaver Insurance Agency---Angola Jff kix ANGOLA, INDIANA N-,Lai zhnoun Wrecker and Towing Service Repair Work I , 62 CHARD IHPLEMENT OO. CLA.RK'S BARBER SPDP 206 EAST. Gale Street Angola, Indiana Phone 659 Angola, Indiana GRID TRITCH COMPLDIENTS Gravel Hauling and fill dirt OF Grading and Bull-d05i-ng HANSBURG HCS. DEPARTHEZIT STORE Phone 80733 Angola: Indiana Pleasant Lake, Indian COHPLIHENTS STO GRAVEL CO. OF Phone 8136K Angola, Indiana STRAND THEATRE COHPLIHENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ANGOLA BABE! FIDRIST Angola, Indiana Phone 1. General Banking Flowers for all occasions Large Enough to Accommodate, small enough to Appreciate Phone 2015 Fremont, Indiana Member Federal Reserve System tg 11+ 61 Bronson Ph . 3008 SKINNER'S HOSACKS Open Evenings Since 1915 Phone 106 Angola Indiana East Gil ead-Michigan ' WILLIS U. LOVE CO. K TOBACCO--CANDY--PAPER ANGOLA, IND., am' wxsx-:Es I-'Ron ANNAmaL's RESTAURANT 1 WW xnuz DRIB sroms ANGOLA, INDIANA Rrmzn AND FERRY mass snor ANGOLA FROZEN Locxr-:R STORAGE BUCHANAN'S aiu-zmmouss fxv A A w Room' BEER STAND swnsavs HOME SUPPLY X OLIVER SALES COMPANY WILLM'S PHILLIPS 66 BAssE'r'rs RESTAURANT T H E VAUGHN'S CLEANERS THE FISHIN HOLE B O GLEN GOLDEN MANNS BODY SHOP X S E COLLINS JERSEY'o FOLICK'S BODY SHOP THROOP SHELL SERVICE KAISERS SUPER MARKET FIFFANY SINCLAIR SERVICE O S T E R C T I 0 N W X 'O 4,41 , 3 Q, fx W. R. THOMAS Sf to 81.00 STORE TRI-STATE LANMS THHOOP FIDRISTS DAN PARKER DOVE'S BAKERY SANDY'S DRIVE IN BOOTS FARM SERVICE M YERS DAIRY SERVICE ANGOLA LUMBER COMPANY DR. C.B. ANDERSON, DENTIST COMFLIMENT OF WATKINS AND CROXTON W e would like to take this opportunity to thank our advertisers for their part in making this annual possible. We hope our annual will give pleasure and enjoyment to all concerned. The Annual Staff 64 V v T I f T , af rv 'V I K . ini dministration 954. K ,,r-' OUR PRINCIPAL AT WORK 3 rf' r , , , f-' ,. , . ,ff 1 vs. JEOHGE NEEELLN, QUE TRUSTEE PRINCIPAL BRENTON P. GRAHAM, B.s. MANCHESTER COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY HIST'C?Y M a.,4 v-...,,. I I r' -..-' .AEK ' Wff. . .K A j Q .'i5':f:'ff'i-if ' Af .4 . .qlf-afii ' 51'- 'x XA V f' flij .235 - 1-4,..,,.. . AAN... 1- - NMA: 'AQ?la,5f5?jgAlQ!-'1 f' '--ffgtigf '1..- - 'sf QA.: -'v , 4,0 , , - ,, . N. .. . 4. ., J.. .1 ,f ,,.,-,A 11.2, A 5 .A A, , A 112' fi-LL., ' 4 K .A-izjffg' '?fQ1'?QNQ4Q: ,A ' I -4-gf 1: 3 , -mv' - . 2 Ya 4: 1- I J 4 5 ...wh .- I f - N1 ' 5 AAR' -fr , L., Q. f f' 2 - 1 -A 'Ay -A . j.gg1A:f A Q. .5 . X 1 Wx - -'1Zsf?2f l 'X 4 ' ' -1. 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