Orlando High School - Tigando Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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X Miss Miss ii 'i r r S dh ,fs T xx Nl Miss Mier's office force, seated: Alice Lane, Vonceal Folsom, Ann Frazier, Miss Mier, assistant principal. Standing: Mayannc Davis, Loretta Crist, Virginia Huggins, Dorothy Foster, Paula Orr, Ann Ross, Carolyn Counts, Anne Williams, Margaret Williams, Eileen Newell, Ruth Ailstock, Jeanne Akerman, DMI In every large school, the attice farce plays a vital part. Miss Mier, with the assistance other girls, cares for problems at attendance and makes out all State reports, Miss Page is supervisor at supplies and gives ISTH Till her girls valuable training in assisting her with secre- tarial work. Miss Bruce, with her many problems as Registrar, is always willing to take time out to give advice and help to anyone. Three more efficient people could not be toundl Miss Page's office force: Mary Ann Stephens, Sally McConnell, Barbara Brucc's office force: Diane Morgan, Janyce Marz, Nancy Jackson, Hicks, Carol Neff, Janet Galloway. Seated: Miss Page, Mr, Boone's private Bruce, registrar, Patsy Kagi, Dorothy Boykin, secretary. .. in 'a ' X Mn X mimi

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To the Class of l95l: Perhaps it seemed like a long, long road ahead when you first registered at OHS. But we hope that now your travels through the halls of the old school have many pleasant memories. May these memories regale your future lives as you pass along through the many other hallways that you will naturally follow during your life. Friendships formed in high school are among the most lasting that we have. May you have formed many of these friendships to carry along throughout life and to lighten the pathways of memories. When times come for you to face the problems of life may the influences upon you while in high school prove to be always a steadying force. May you feel that you have benefited by your associations, the social knowledge las well as book learningl, and the cultural opportunities offered by the high school. And finally, may you all graduate from high school with a desire to be good American citizens. LZQLWKL- .

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.AL M, 1 t 44- L, ff Alma Swallows, Miss Meadows, Jeannie Ward. Our school has its own treasurerg in fact, we have had two this year. Mrs. Groetsch, our former efficient treas- urer returned to us when Miss Meadows accepted a new position at mid-term. All finances for the clubs and organizations of the school are handled through this office. Mr. Magarian, Marcus Eastman, Buddy Howard, Barry Van Deventer, Stanley Siggelko, Don Milton, Fred Keyser, Jim Basher, John Adams, Richard Slavik, Violet Worth, Diann Phillips, Anita Tucker, Vera Pisani, Charlotte Somerville, Jean Ellis, Jennievie Kimbrell. The Monitors, a volunteer group, patrol the halls during lunch periods and keep order in the lunch line. They are under the direction of Mr. Magarian, Student Council Sponsor. , ,gi ' , Jewel Iverson, Elva Lee Dixon, June Kendrick, Adair Stanek, Patricia Mixon, Mona Smith, Naomi Geimenhardt, Margaret Clark, Liz West, Lois Blasingame, Joyce Murray, Huguette Levey. Seated: Laura Hildebrand, Mrs. Hyer, Mary Pye. Serving as Dean of Girls and supervisor of the clinic, Mrs. Julian Hyer has become a second mother to many O.H.S. girls. The members of the clinic force aid in scheduling shots and are always eager to help us keep well. Frieda Vincent, Mary Ann Fields, Virginia Vazac, Thais Wingert, Miss Eldridge, Neoma Blanchard, Kathryn Green. OHS students are fortunate to have Miss Lillian Eldridge as their librarian. She is constantly working to obtain more and better books for us to enjoy. Whenever we need material for themes or debates, we can always count on Miss Eldridge to help us out. Thais Wingert and Vir- ginia Vazac serve as her capable assistants. TT?