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

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O lflI'll0I The lrmior Class of Consolidated High School District 230, presented I-lilarity House, a super farce comedy in 3 acts. The cast was: Doris Cooper--Isobel Jordan--a widow Doris Schuldt--Kathi Jordan--her I7 year old daughter Janet Towner--Betts Jordan--Isobel's I6 year old daughter Helen Schuldt--Lucinda Peck from Cabbage Neck, The Jordans maid. v Jake Ludes--Jeff Jordan--Uncle of Kathi and Betts Barbara LoBue--Dora Devine--Jeff's old sweetheart David Morlock--Buzz Bassett--Betts' boyfriend Gene Adams--Wally O'Shane--Kathi 's boyfriend no, I Kenneth Rauch--Stan Lawler--Kathi's boyfriend no. 2 Jere Vanek--Dixie Devine--son of Dora The story is of a certain Uncle Jeff, who believes he will drop soon with 350, ooo under his belt. He informs his nieces that he will leave it t0 them, providing they lengthen their frocks to their ankles, wear no make-up, stop jitterbugging, never appear in public in shorts or .nm cfs, fwfr, slacks, and have no dates until they are eighteen years old, They sadly agree, but when Unkv leaves for St. Louis to see a doctor, the girls ueciue to nave one final jazz session with the boys, Unky misses his bus and catches them in the act. T-his makes him decide to leave his money to his old sweet- heart's daughters, which don 't exist. The nieces, grief- stricken, decide to dress their boyfriends up as the Devine sisters and make they act simply hilarious and devilous, in hopes their Uncle won't disinherit them, But when Dora Devine shows up at the Jordan house with her son, whom Uncle Jeff thinks is a girl, she spoils everything and the kids are shown up, Uncle Jeff then decided to marry Dora, but when she hears Uncle Jeff isn't going to die after all, she shows her hand and trys to run away with Jeff 's money. Wally and Buzz save Unkies money and everything turns out just dandy. Uncle Jeff and Isobel get married and the girls are allowed to go out with the boys and wear the clothes they wish.

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ROW Ig Mrs. Paulsen. I. Enblom, L. Jorgensen, D. Morlock, R. Creer, M, I-lolz. ROW 2: R. Farr, B. Borgo, B, Eierdam, R. Anderson, C. Hallgren, M. Senglin, C. Johnson, R. Farr, OPCA Q6 ffa Under the direction of Mrs. Paul- sen, the orchestra has been playin semi-classical music as well as folk and popular songs. The music room is really in full swing when orchestra and chorus get together once a week. Our first big production was the Christmas Musicale which we pre- sented on Dec. 21, 1952. We also played for numerous school functions and between acts of the Junior and Senior plays. The Music Appreciation class has had a very busy year. Most of their time has been spent listening to rec- ords from famous operettas, on which tests usually followed. Mrs. Paulsen has also furnished the class with books which produced some very interesting tests. One of the projects that the music class undertook was to make the scen- ery for their operetta. Everyone who took the course en- joyed it immensely and now probably have a greater interest in classical music. ROW I: I. Ludes, M. Nagel, D. Cooper, N. Orr. I. Tomlinson, ROW 211. Golias, S. Elliott, I. Vanek, E, Dull, A. Holz, K, Peterson, G. Kowalczyk.

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i I it ROW I: Ronald Creer, Betty Nagel, Iere Vanek, President, Marilyn Yunker, Vice President, Marilyn Hohenstein, Secretary, Pat McNeely, Treasurer. ROW 2: David Morlock, Ann Marie Lehr, Geno Federici, Doris Cooper, George Hodges, Carol Hallgren, Paul Ebeling, Eda Federici. .syfuclenf Counci The representatives of our Student Council were elected by their classmates in the spring of the preceding term, except in the case of freshmen. The president of each class automatically becomes a member also. Members this year are: Freshmen: Ronald Creer, Carol Hallgren, Pat McNeely, Betty Nagel, Sophomores: Marilyn Hohenstein, George Hodges, Geno Federici, Nancy Piper, Juniors: Eda Federici, Dave Morlock, Doris Cooper, Robert Landrog Seniors: Jere Vanek, Paul Ebeling, Marilyn Yunker, Ann Marie Lehr, The officers were elected by the student body in the fall of 1952. We sent five representatives to the Northeast-Northwest Convention held at Arlington Heights, Illinois. These rep- resentatives went to panel discussions at which the different problems relating to Student Council and school life were discussed. Our President, Jere Vanek, Promotes a Standard of Conduct and Character. To each of the South Suburban Congress meetings were sent five representatives. Then, in the spring, two members were elected to attend the State Convention held in Chicago. The Student Council planned a program for the year based on Safety, In and Out of School. Also, the Council organized an effective Clean-up Cam- paign. Social or square dancing, sponsored by the council, was heldvon Friday of each week. The Student Council has worked hard this year doing many things which perhaps have gone unnoticed by the students. Nevertheless, the experiences gained have been worthwhile. The Council would like to thank Miss Lipecki and Mr. Davidson for their much was the chairman of a panel which 25 appreciated assistance. discussed How the Student Council