Orland Park High School - Hi Lander Yearbook (Orland Park, IL)

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X . E 15 2' WZ . i 1 I The The M it 'EO H . x.. ,. ,, . R' 3 vqal class reporters resting. 'Ihe sponsor and editors discussing a problem Etlitor-in-Chief. . . . . . department heads assembled for a meeting. The reporters taking notes. NEWSPAPER STAFF Diana Bengston Auoeiate Etlitor. . . .... Don Brown Feature Eflitor .... Sportr Etlitor. . . . . .Ann Blew ......Bob Price Nltzhe-op Etlitor. . . .... Donna Cowan Art Etlitor ..... Goriiper ........ . . .Bill Sandmann .. ..... . ???? Bf1.ti1ie.1',f Manager .... ,... L arry Borgo School Reporter .... . . .Audrey Cowan Senior Reporter .... . . .Evelyn Sayers jzfriior Reporter ..... . . .Roberta Rust Sophomore Reporter. . . . . .-Ioan Sippel Frerhrzmrz Reporter .............. Lester Beccue Grtitle School Reporteri' ................. Karen Lebens, David Morlock, Eileen Weber Moxie Reporter ............... Shirley Thomas Science Reporters' ..................,.. . . . . . . . .Jean McAnaugh, Phyllis Hodorowicz Shop . . . .................. Richard Manning Social Stittlier. . . ...... Rose Cihak 1'VIf1therrztztie.t .......,...,..... Ann Marie Lehr The newly formed newspaper staii had one main problem confronting them. Before the iirst issue of the paper could be published they would have to obtain a suitable name for it. Mr. Pritch- ard decided to run a contestg students could enter names that they thought might be appropriate, and the person that submitted the winning name would receive a free one-year subscription to the paper. Carol Hallgren, a grade school pupil in Mr. Buchanans room submitted the winning name. Finally, the day arrived when work could begin on the paper itself. Copies were Cand still arel run off on the office mimeograph machine, and the first issue was put on sale, for live cents per copy, on Friday, September 30, 1949. The paper is known as the Orland High Reflector. 0210

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The The The The THE 1950 H sponsor and editor conferring. finance department deep in thought. editorial department getting instructions. class reporters busy preparing copy. Cf! GRE an in I LANDOR STAFF Editor ............ Bnrineri Manager ..... Arr't. Bnrinerr Manager .... . . Sales Manager ........ Finance Manager .... Aetiifitier Editor ...... Arft. Actirvitier Editor. Sports Editor ........ Clair Editor. . . Senior Editor ..... jnnior Reporter .... Sophomore Reporter. . . Frerbnian Reporter. . . Grade School Reporter. . Charles Peterson . . .Arthur Adams .Robert Manning . . . . .Gloria Gee . . . . Floyd Rauch . .Shirley Thomas Bette Hodorowicz . . . . . .Ray Estand . . . .Robert Town . . . .Natalie Terrell .Marjorie Yunker . .Warren Ahnell . . . .Lois Kramer .johnnye Oglesby From September through April, we were busy preparing our edition of the HiLandor. Our first job was to choose the staff for the yearbook.This was done during the first few weeks of school. After this was completed we began to establish a schedule for the year, our first pictures were taken in the middle of November. A major factor in the publication of the yearbook was the choosing of the covers. This was done late in 1949. From our many conferences with Mr. Ste- phenson, the photographer, we learned how to set up the dummy, to mount pictures, and to prepare the copy. The dummy was then sent to the printer and engraver for completion. From identifying pictures, writing copy, to soliciting patrons we worked in the hopes of put- ting out a fine yearbook. Now that we have hn- ished our job our wish is that the HiLandor will continue for a long time.

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A TRIPLE TO CENTER The orchestra added another member to its family this year. The director, Mrs. Paulsen, not only conducts a first orchestra, but also a begin- ners' class known as Orchestra Il. Instruction is offered in violin, cello, piano, and drums. The department has several instruments available to students desiring to use them. During the year Orchestra I furnished music at all of the school plays, participated in the Christmas Concert and provided music for both the Grade and High School Commencement pro- grams. The members of the Orchestra joined the Chorus in a trip downtown to see the Operetta The Merry Widow which proved both enter- taining and educational. Each of these activities tend to form profit- able leisure time habits, teach a willingness to co-operate and accept responsibilityg all steps to- ward good citizenship. ORLAND PARK SCHOOL BAND L. Borgo, L. Jorgensen, R. Estand, P. Hodorowicz, W. Rauch, N. Terrell, H. Bicek, R. Town, E. Lach, S. Knight, M. Yunker, S. Thomas, D. Morlock, N. Lach.