Orleans High School - Orleana Yearbook (Orleans, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

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' 'MO OUR PARENTS Who brought us into this world Who built the foundation of our lives in the pre-school years Who've guided and helped us during these twelve years Who've rejoiced in our successes and comforted us in failures Who've stayed awake waiting for us to come in Who've loved us and scolded us Who'l1 always be a part of us YWE THE 1958 UQHQS SENHORS LUVHNGLY DEDIIQCATE THHS URLEANA THEY HEADED THE BUILDING lwnoolnfnm School Board: Donald Richardson, Robert Noblitt, Leon Johnson. Holding Company: R. Fancher, R. Strange, K. Burton, L. Magner, R, Turley, D. McCart, E. Wheeler, i ,f Q 1 B ff' 5 K 'f 5 '59 P 1 , -Q ui-W' a 2.2.45 Q 5?-m.... , givin fa , GW 54135 .AA I ' W Wi ,Q ll? i'!ll1 ' za f wif , iggsfffam, ,Q uf 1122 V gr: W nn- Etna- be W f if f' Q' 2-,--Q-. ' '-T-'5 ' W f , , f I ,.,. ,H ,.VL, V, xx Q- ' N' ,f Y Y l ,.,V.,, AS HT LUUKS FROM THE UUlN5llUlii, This picture, taken from the northeast gives a good View of the gym, the classrooms at the east end, and the stairwell as well as a glimpse of the old building and remodeled gym. A :am A .t. , NW... by ,:V'f'i-6,2 l, . ' H,-4.4-ai., A--1 -, '1+ 'W V .fa ' V ffw iw ' VG? ' X idwfigfa-Z' -1 I'-04454 ' ' ,gf ' ,wjngflri-il, .sa l at 'Q ' ,Q 4 ' '. hi , , ,Q ,A 4,vg:z,..,. XAJLQJQW- J, , .- 'QI' Er? I -..N L. rl gl , I K , A V . A F 'J' .52 ffl: ggP,:'P,'k f M14k:. fi1',- ,, .lf -V . ,, Asif' 4a.-., , , ...Wy L -'Ai'fn,-:..,k.,',-.l,, ,IA 9, - Y W '1' J The stairwell, shown at the left, provides access to each fl 4 and the new. The picture right directly above show th fr ff .L ' ., ,, f f 4, ,,,4mf,,frf. fa M 1 Q 'WW Southside of gym oor of the old building and connects the old S 6 out of the new classrooms. A5 il ll JLJUOKS FRUM THE IINSJUDIE Orleans initiated its new bowl shaped gym on February 14 with the O. H. S, - English game. It was a gala homecoming night for alumni and friends, who thrilled at the completion of this longed for goal. Comfortable bleachers provide seats for 2, 000 persons in the 130 by 154 room. Above them, tempo- rary bleachers can be set on the broad concrete walkway. Vision obstructed by a post is a thing of the past as the view of the floor is completely unobstructed. A good P. A. system, tiled dressing rooms, attractive public rest rooms, concession booths, and the tunnel ramp which ends the need for players or officials to mingle with the spectators - all these and much more - add up to a gym which should be adequate for years to come. I,t?,!W1iL?.! fa The science room is equip- ped to provide 24 individual working spaces each having electricity, gas outlet, water and sink. A fume expeller should keep the place socially acceptable. There are two storage rooms equipped with cabinets. A germinating table and aquarium will be of use to biology students. IITIX-L 'T' 'l 7352: Z? The wide hall which runs between the classrooms and dressing rooms is well lighted during the day from the sky lights in the ceiling and double glass doors at either end. The 137 lockers provide individual space for students wraps and books. V 3 , V. I y ...,y r Two other classrooms in the new part have been assigned to the English and Commercial Departments. The two rooms are identical, about 25x30 feet in size, the east wall being mostly glass with shelves run- ning the length of the wall under it. Both rooms will have new furniture, 4? is ,,,. , H 5,2 ' we ,ai ., , fg , L i at Ke,-y ff-Q' zz 1 f - , 1 y g ff I gf. V if-71Pf:64'fwf, Sf ' WW ? W -, Q v W' F X iq 5 X ' ' -ve, x X X - rss X stall ' :V ,Q , 2-i t Z., I f ,f 1,5-J., ,Q K , .I f-- . , ,Mgl .ff , -- .A A I f, J, , A, L, , r 4 , A if , Miss McLean sells tickets at first game in new gym. 59 la Q i 7 fm' 9 V ,' 2. tiff Q F X y , .. ' if , W , 4 1 I , . . ? 1 Q 9 2 K ,. f . i .Qi 6 . ay , g,:,f 'V-W: ' Sm f i'i:-12551 .L A ' Sf? K P , .,,, ,.,, , , M-J , Bulldogs use ramp to get from dressing rooms to gym floor. T WV i it is i 5 7 m ,ge,,o, X Q NS an ,,s..,,..,,.- Q i f,, ,,,1 ?i9 5, ,V is ,,,, my Z 7 I ' fl E0 ,ncffi ,,,,,, , - AW--M....,M , I Two more items add to the comfort and conven- ience of Orleans fans. A part of the public address system is shown at the left and there are four ampli- fiers installed in the center of the gym ceiling, The picture at the right gives a glimpse of one ofthe attractive tiled restrooms in this part of the building, f- . , MW. Q, 6 rw V, ,.,, , f, ,f ii 7 THE RENIUDELED GYM The Home Economics Room occupies the south side of the old gym with exception of space for a cafeteria kitchen. This room is equipped with 6 kitchen units, beautiful storage cabinets, fitting room with triple mirrors, ample space for the 8 sewing machines, and adequate table space, The space of the former playing floor now serves as a cafeteria or an auditorium. The stage was moved from the center of the old gym to the north side. It is approx- imately the size of the old stage. The acoustics are far superior here to the acous- tics of the old gym. Q Q gs: as J! H Cl I, 8 u4......-,,.... ...-man..-.. ... a Two attractive, well- lighted stage dressing rooms are on the second floor just west of the band room. Mirrors line most of one wall with ample counter space beneath. The music room, ,, 5, ,V . pwfwa, 5, gpm, 1' 5 74426-f 'wffffhq f, ' ,V f mat. P' I which can be seen at various other places in the book, is a large room which can adequately serve both the band and chorus. - , f new N fu f-,.-,,,7,, v-4 'W SUPlERllNTlENlDlENT'S MESSAGE After years of hope a dream of many Orleans Town and Township citizens is being realized. Although the building program is not com- pleted at this writing, most of it will be when the ORLEANA is published. Already science, English, and commercial classes are being held in the new building. A gymnasium with good physical education facili- ties will complete the new building project. Other new additions are a music room, home economics department, auditorium, and admin- istra tion offices included in the remodeling work. There are things yet to be done, but the chal- lenge of better buildings is being met. How- ever, we cannot relax, for a greater challenge lies before us: students, teachers, and the com- munity must work untiringly to use these new facilities to the best advantages in furthering true education, or all the sacrifice and work will have been in vain. Better schools are necessary to build a future for Orleans and its community. We can and will meet the challenge. HELEN CLEVELAND, School Secretary KENNETH WIGGS Superintendent of Orleans School Mr. Wiggs is shown at the new intercom system in his new office. Miss Cleveland stands behind the modern counter. She is the first O.H.S. secretary in a long time who has had ample room to work with those heavy ledgers. all lll 1 I 1 ,. Q.-,Neff , V-,, 'f 'ii J- -fp S5 v i I K H 3 2 , wi -f -, l K is K I Af ,, 'W fy XX M ij '+M'1,f- ffl' ' I ,. ,I rm. , , ,fi 8 rd . - 22.11-fQL.11'::, .IZ '1 , 1 ' ,f '-'AA iv f ' in , S? E 1361- ' ' U 1 2 MR. MCCONNELL, Coach S ' f .5 ' 'Ki' QW 2 .V ll C l 1 I J' 5 .,. ws. .-.lfm f 2 --Q--4 MRS. ELY, English and Biology MR. SORRELLS, Industrial Arts MISS MCCLEAN, Commercial MR. FAIR, Science and Math MRS. SMITH, Library and Latin MR. BLEVINS, Music MRS. HETT, Physical Education -fa f uf bl y .Al Vs:-'fy R Q, ,ef A A Q1 MRS. JOHNSON, English MR. VAUGHT, Agriculture If , Q ' In I rw-43 K x , nc, J QV' , . . 1 f MR. FORTNER, Assistant Principal and History MRS. ELROD, Home Economics l . S. GRADE FACULTY Left to right: 1. Gerkey, H. Apple, M. Mefford, A. White, M. McDonald, D. Thomp- son, S. Springer, Principal Clements, B. Ridenour. M-HY Busi'-ik. 5011001 Secretary Rhythm Band and Santa Claus Nvil --1-1 -.-4,--TQ V - . H T2 -A5 T QTQZ 1.15 f. if-if-': .r . A ,A L in K' A 5 X Y 1 w W i XX WW W ff WW Q X S Q c 40 fl Un r 1 6 fuflwflffm ,tif--'f' .1 Q Z .'f'1Il'f . ,A T xxhx 'L jllrfxf- ,.h.E-.5 :rn ,I ' lf.. 1-X ,:': 'XV ffl. 'I - A '5 ,J f , .5 . , .Ig M! Q.-:' N' N ' ' .- 'f p'7f'-.- LP ..L ' .. .' 'I .1 ':.,A f .- 4. .II 1:Y.,i l,':Z4:xA?vN A A fur., ll l ' 1 4:12-: ,fn A-nl '-lf . ' :Y ' 6? . , N - Q 1 V . , V .V 3 L . ai if S A A + 2, Ma WWW iff 5 ' W1 ,H 1111111100010 I N JAMES BALL Choir 3,4g Hi-Y 2g Basketball 1,2, 3g Baseball 2, 35 Softball 1. ELAINE BRIM Choir 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Girls' BB 1,25 GAA 1,2. SENIICC ,Ji JERRY BREWER ' Hi-Y 2. PATSY BURKE Flag Bearer 1,2, 3, 4g Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3g Tri-Hi-Y A 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 45 GAA 1, 2: Class President lg Orleana Co-Editorg Cheerleader 4g Al - .TERRY COOPER gebra Contest 1 FFA 1' 2' 3' 4' Reporter 3' Live' stock Iudging 3. I4 f CAROLYN CLEVELAND Tri-Hi-Y 2,45 GAA 1,2. I 4 1 LABS CARLOTTA BURTON Flag Bearer 3,45 Choir 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g GAA 1,2g Girls' BBg Student Manager 2, FRANK BREWER FFA 2, 3,4g BB Student Mana- ger 2, 3. SUE ANN CHASTAIN Choir 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girls' BB 1,23 GAA 1,23 Librarian 2 Orleana Art Editor. CHARLES BURTON Hi-Y 2,3g Basketball lg Track 1. PATTY BURTON Band 1, 2, 3,4g Choir 4g Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Secretary 3, GAA 1,2g Orleana Photographer. ROBERT BOYD Choir 4: Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Chap- lain 33 Class President 3,4g Orleana Business Manager, Latin Contest lg Algebra Con- test 1. I5 WILLIAM PARISH Hi-Y 2, 3. CAROLYN FOUTCH Twirler 2,4, Co-Majorette 3, Choir 2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Girls' BB 1,2, GAA 1,2, Class Presi- dent 2, Reporter 3,4, Librarian 2, 3, Queen's Court 2, Queen 3, Orleana Co-Editor, DAR SENIQU TOM GOULD Hi-Y 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 1, Soft- LINDA HODSON Twirler 1, Majorette 2, 3,4, Twirling Contest 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Choir 2,4, GAA 1, 2, Class Vice President 2, Orleana Typist 4. 2 I6 Good Citizen, Geometry Con- test 2. RANDY SOKELAND Hi-Y 2, 3: FFA 1, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, Baseball 3,4, Track 2. ball 1. NORMA HUMPHREYS Choir 1,2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, GAA 1,2, Librarian 1,2. Flower: Yellow rose Color: Blue and silver LASS GLADYS EVANS Choir 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4: GAA 1,23 Girls' BB 1,2, snu- dent Manager 2: Librarian 2, 3. ? LINDA MONYHAN Tri-Hi-Y 2g Librarian 3. PERRY McCART Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Music Contest 4: Choir 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Base- ball 2, 3,4g Class Vice Presi- dent 3g Orleana Business Manag- er 4. LODEMA HAWK Choir 4g GAA 1,23 Librarian 1, 2, 4, O1-leana Progress News. viotto: We build for the future. DONNA SUE INGRAM Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Music Contest 1: Choir 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, Librarian 2, Orleana JACK SIMMERMAN CO'-Aff Editor' Choir 45 Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Song Leader 4, FFA 1, 3,4, Land Judging 3,4, Dairy Judging 1, 3, Secretary 4. x ., af- I7 A A 1 GERRY TAYLOR FFA 1, 2, 3,4, Land Judging 3. MARY ALICE WILLIAMS Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,41 GAA 1,2. SENHU PAUL TERRELL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. JACK SPEER Band 1, 2, 3,4, Band Captain 3: Music Contest 1,4g Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g Track 1, Librarian 2. . 5 0 x, - IQ .- .S TH Ni7 L'lv exilf - ff, 1 3 lil V JO ANN TARR Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g GAA 1,2g Hoosier Girls' State. JACK WAGGONER Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Dairy Judging 1, Livestock Judging 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at -Arms 4. LASS 1 l l EDDIE TAYLOR FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3. MARY ANN ZACNY Band 1, 2, 3,4, Music Contest lg Choi: 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, GAA 1,2. KENNETH SANDERS JIM UNDERWOOD Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4g Basketball 1,23 Baseball 2, 3,4g Track 1,4g Softball 15 Class Secretary 3,4, Librarian 25 Student Council 23 Sports Writer 3, 4- CAROL SPEER Choir 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Vice President 33 GAA 1,2g Class Vice President 49 Orleana Progress News, Librarian 2. TIM STALKER Hi-Y 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Dairy Judging 3, C' 5? ,A I9 Left to right: Jim Underwood, Secretaryg Jack Waggoner, Treasurer: Carol Speer, Vice Presidentg Robert Boyd, Presidentg Carolyn Foutch, Reporter. Senior officers pose on the fourth stairwell landing, symbolic of the last and top stage of their public school life. lb Qi URHGHNAL SENHURS It has been traditional for the Orleana to have a record of original seniors - those seniors who have been classmates through all of grade and high school. Four grade schools send students to O.H.S.: Bromer, Orangeville, Leipsic, and Orleans. This year only three of these had students that had gone continuously through the grades in one school and then on for four years in O.H.S. Carolyn Cleveland and Jim Stalker, Orangeville and O.H.S. URHGHNAL SENHURS THROUGH O.H.S. GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL TOGETHER. Front row: Tom Gould, Eddie Taylor, Linda Monyhan, Carlotta Burton, Patty Burton, LoDema Hawk, Linda Hodson, Perry McCart. Back row: Bill Parish, Gerry Taylor, Jack Speer, Rob't Boyd, Jack Waggener. 'SLT Ll HROUGH LEIPSIC GRADE AND O.H.S. TOGETHER. fgft to right: Jerry Cooper, Jerry Brewer, Norma Humphreys, Carolyn Foutch, Jim Ball, Jim Underwood. W THINKWEWERE W F, 439' V, G L, qf N ,. f. Q 4 Q, . i4 X aff. K an 5 , . Q2 . . 3? Q 2 Q5 1.3 Mx ie, 1 17 V Q.. R. H0 BEAUUF f M lf wqa ly ,V -6215, '- .f f . as ,- - fi , . xv LQ' 'A fm . 41. , ' mf H: I b y . u cd I fikifi f,!,, . 1 L,-.- l 4 , f gf . 'V . Y - , ' if ..-, 1 4,,.3',7:ff,y 41 iQf,.:,.7, I Q, 554245 .9 si f . arf i R- 1750 PROVE IT RGHT NOW 'lpQ?' .'v . 1 , ' g, ff' f -'--Q-.V ' ,43,EZQr5 f' , f -N , ff 1' .-Q 4 ' . , -ff' Lk ' ..----M f -H ' :.' f' ,UM My-.l f , ,, ,v-,4 ,V , , . , ,QW F , ,al if CIF, , ' , Q 1, fax, , f5,.fr-fi? - 334,73 ,ff w kg 1 ' wg ,3 A1 f g -.gr , ff '94-fv,,,, .. 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Sleight. agner, R. xon, J. M Di s, R. Lindley, N. Jenkin Pinnick, R. Terry, B. Patton, W. Janes. Shaw, B. Neideffer, C. Dalton, R. caid, J. Kin J Cy, kn 3C ,R.H ll Ha N N' I In ,212-f 4' Q L Q L-11 Q Q M cn -P3 ll-I P-I 111 -.. o Un: o Zo .C CLE 2 E,-1 4:1 QE, -99 -U .c: 513 '6 S on ul: on oo .U 3? if cn H-Q5 E ld rg CD Un. UD QE Ag 23 H P-rw: 'B EF' -1: v-u . O EE Q Bao 9. 'Mm 'Eg TE cu -.-4..m Q I-an-.QD gg 9-251 5 ...Ov 3 E33 S P 5 JE. Q2 Y'- 4 ,Y ig 5,5 I Q fw J , M 1 I-Z. III HH. Preside ah M ck Ia Induction is a highlight. -0 9 ,, ., ,. .,,, W. LaDuke. J. Rosenbaum, T. Magner, S. J Lynton, J Morgan, D. Toliver, wood, art, C. Allen, L. Under CC M row: I Bottom an, M. ah derson, R. Ely, J. M An ris, J. 31' ght, J. Leinart, M. H Slei am, M. th Cha B. dish, D I3 Mrs. Elrod, J. S cond row: Se I. S. ard Edw er, L. Y Law halin, I. per, C. W OP rd row: E. H i Th l. wer, Mr. McConnel IC B I. Shelton, I Easley, L. Chatham, Johnson, Fourth row: C. Gillespie . Easley, M. I J: U A-I fu -'I VJ - E ' Pl lvl no .5 I: on U-4 eu an J: 3 2 S. oo :s o I-1 an ui H. cu 4: Cl. ' Fl o. :Z L. E fu .1 ol cf o C4 V1 E9 -f-1 -J G. fu P -1-4 .-4 111 D CD . U? H. L-I cu OD DD cu H I-' C. as an l-4 U Q m. as ct o F'l ni Q. 'U --4 O 5. 0 Di ai H. F4 G1 F fl. 6 Q-5 CU Q.. ri cf 0 I-I cu ... 'U -U 'Pi E .5 cf GJ E FII cu E E ul-1 ua .5 ff? qpo Z B. Speer, R. Ha Standish. N 'O R. QQQLQQQMUD 1 fx .1 ., EW? rowe, C Reporter: Leon odgin, H 3I'3 Barb Left to right: Chastain ith Ke urke, President g idB BV cretaryg D Se Treasurer. -51 fa' 'U CG 2 8 0 23' D-4 ID ld D.. bw .S I-J ID me bgm .55 'U gk -1 'O E45 2.2 SE? 4-J Si .E ga-I SEO ea :E ou- 3,3 'Cs-1 QCU 3 Co. za 3 325' 'u1'E 33 2 O C' '44 xxx , CQMQCDEZQZ Q2 s ' Le.. H 'img N Il I0 lll' Ruth Ann B Il tio ia an Init FIGS I Presiden ice V Owens, M . Dobson, atham, J Ch gin. J od B.H llen, Fu s, B. Taylor, M. DC Stalker, J. Jo Charles, J J Cassidy, L. Bottom row: Pemberton, I Dixon, D. Holland, B. Price, J. Middleton, F. Reister, G. cond row: Se lespie, D. Jones. il aurn, B. G nb RO SC J. Third row: Mrs. Johnson, N. Miller, M. Lamb, M. Lindley. Fields, N. Kiefner, I. on, R. I Bur Brice, J. Roach, S. King, S I. ves, randall, K. Patton, K. Gra elton, D. McCoy, M. C Sh aster, M dp G. Goo Pinnick, I. Green, S Brothers, Ball, E. 11, K. IC Bur 5 2 B U. :: 2 cu :v 2 U 2 ... cu 3 'U CU .:: U ol U. c: fu ..1 oi uf I-4 su 5 vi. row: K. Hackney, th LII Fo S. Blevin l'. Slaughter, H. Bashem, M 2 ton, I. UI ifth row: R. B Christian. F I, W. CS Cox, T. W l, H. C3 keland, B. N So ynolds, L. Crowe, L. Re wer, K. rland, J. Bre Fa Burke, B. Compton, W. Hack- J. Doss, D. Ping. OP s,R.H William lock, M. ed alton, I. M s,D.D Goin y, D. Anderson, N. CD .-4 'U Cl -1 .J hastain. y, D. York, K. C GJ C! 31 Arla' 2 I P' S iiwf H' 0 ..,.. 3 ,S IEHIGHTH J GRADE UFFHCERS J Secretary, Wayne Gillespieg Presi- dent, Steve Browng Treasurer, Tom Pattong Vice President, Bill Tegar- den: Reporter, Linda Hunsucker. it if i,,ays We ,'i-'Nxt . fis- X' 'XJ as gn X? uf 1 .5 I 4? , X N Seventh and eighth graders have sl , N PW' l ,, S if Q X they have just reached the first steps 2 ,v ut A. T SEVENTH1 GRADE y oEErCE1Rs it 1 12177 K Reporter Judy Brothers- Secretary Janet Singer- Vice President Rheta J Jacobs- Treasurer Helen Chastain. President Jim Shaw ' 'l not reached any landing as yet ' ii ,UW ,W 1 4 ar EHGHTH GRADE Bottom row: J. Bashem, B. Thorpe, V. Cobb, S. Brown, H. Reed, W. Gillespie, R. Taylor, B. LaDuke Second row: Mr. Fair, T. Allen, R. Waldridge, B. Pemberton, M. Radcliffe, L. Hunsucker, B. Corn- well, B. Busick, J. Kaiser, Mrs. Hett. Third row: K. Matthews, D. Elmore, D. Huddelson, I. Burton, D. Taylor, J. Richardson, T. Patton, B. Tegarden. Fourth row: B. Cassidy, C. Green, D. Edmonson, D. Elrod, D. Kiefner, C. Tillet, G. Reynolds, D. Chisham. SEVENTH GRADE Bottom row: M. Dorsett, G. Graves, R. Bashem, B. Whalen, M. Davis, C. Hawk, L. Christian, J. Brothers, M. Pinnick, I. Sanders. Second row: Mr. Fortner, H. Chastain, M. Chatham, J. Hackney, 1, Shaw, M. Carroll, G. Wells, P. York, M. Russell, B. Hackney, Mrs. Smith. Third row: L. Sleight J, Terry, R. Jacobs, T. Schoolfield, V. Harris, L.Cox, D. Everroad, N. Elrod, J. Singer. Fourth row: 5, Edwards, L. Waynick, P. Stockton, N. Scboolfield, L. Johnson, L. Cassidy, J. Dillard, G. Green, F, Frantz. Did the National Republican Party exist? JUNIOR HISTORY Wanted! One good bookkeeper! SENIOR BOOKKEEPING EE fl 'f?' Future builders! FRESHMAN MECHANICAL DRAWING 34 s I! . Sophs say building Sputnik would be a cinch to some construction problems they have to do. SOPHOMORE GEOMETRY , t 1 ,. A55 -., 5 -ira- RNS SX Q gb kv ,W z i , . . -, ' f .amz m:'Q:-, FARM OF , I F if Xi sw Q: vs! FFA Officers, left to right: Adrin Kaserman, Sentinelg Mr. Vaught, Sponsorg Jack Waggoner, President Jack Simmerman, Secretaryg Paul Terrell, Reporterg Max Rosenbaum, Treasurerg Jack Mahan, Vice President, absent. Fl, F, Ao, SENHURS Front row: Gene Gillespie, Eddie Taylor, Paul Terrell, Jerry Cooper, jim Stalker. Back 1-OW, Jagk Waggoneff Frank Brewer, Jack Simmeffflan, Randy Sokeland, Gerry Taylor. Mr. Vaught, Instructor. lF,,lF',A, JUNHURS Left to right: Mr. Vaught, Max Rosenbaum, Adrin Kaserman, Woodrow Janes, David Monyhan, Jim Ki. caid, Sam Dillard, Clyde Dalton, Jim Abel, Rex Pinnick. lF,,lI-WA, SUPHUMORES 'I Left ro right: Mr. Vaught, Joe Brewer, John Tarr, Jack Mahan, Dick Hayes, Larry Chatham, Mike Qeiafris, Barry Chatham, Ronald Green, Larry Trinkle. fF',,F,A, FRESHMEN :ra-.A First row, seated: J. Lindley, J. Brewer, L, Crowe, E. Brothers, D. Jones. Second row: P. Chadwell, J. Pinnick, B. Gillespie, J. Stalker, Standing: F. Reister, J, Brice, K. Chastain, D. Burke, R. Hackney, Mr. Vaught. F,F,,A, SXWEETHEART 'KAW Pamy Burke, 1958 F. F, A. Sweetheart, meets with the senior F. F. A. group She seems to be interested , dl , F n . in e ag test Jacir W. and Jack S. a.e showing her. The boys, no doubt, are just interested in Patsy. UFHBSQ LIBRARY Putting the library to good use. ' 1 1 or f U- 'b f ,Z if ff f'- ' 6-4511 ' ',- ' ,.. X 4 1 QSO LJIBRARHAN ,ik.- I -x Left to right: Barbara Burton, Martha Hall, Glenna Bashern, Mrs. Smith, Darla Bowman, Sue Cleveland, LoDen1a Hawk, Judy McCart. C Q ufswxag . ay , , I wo-,.sb,.ibf- vu E , H4 n r , Q 'f--Mm 'W V 1' n NSY vi' x' Y ' X , r . 5. a I ' ' Q 4 A A , T? f1. ,'5? ? e s.. 1 ' iv ,I x '- ky ,Q ' ,Q ,M 1 1 ' k ,J X. tg if f . G Ji 5 . R 34 . , t .I if 5 If w- lj I Q! 1 X 1 5 .1 2 K 4 is . L 2 2 Q ' - . gif . . M 'r' . lk . A N fiiya. i 5 'V 'A' u ' 1 . F Y' T . . In s IS. S5 EN cu. 'EE eu ms-F ,cu UE. 'Fl dn.. 2. -UM E.: no .eu ..1n. -an .E- UDU 3. .z U-13 ,fu 1:13 3.1 .Q. 413 as nl-I 'UE ,rn E. 22 50. 55 -35 Qc: .3 Eu: -3. Cnr-1 Mio -IJ H2 Bm EQ. ffglll Q5 .cfm 32 :1 O3 ea Us. dp. 02 as mi? ai. ,fi as EO '-065-e LIE -3 UD ...B E. HC! .58 .315 u..DQ tnwell, N. Co cker, B. SU Hun s, L. Field eal, J. Third row: B. N dson. Richar s, S. 311 EV Ball, M. Cleveland, G. ,K. I' M. Wheele eight, R. w: M. S1 l'O urth Fo len. ha Miller, C. W ke, J. Ely, J. Dixon, M. Radcliff, N. Bur y, P, le ins, C. Burton, S. Lind jenk Chastain, yd, R. Hopping, N. Goins, S. Bo R. Ball art, J. cC P.M Simmerman, I. Speer, I. B. Patton, I. Underwood, Standish, phreys. HUIT1 N. man, ff elia Co Sh ton, UI B 113. ton, Carlot UI bara B Bal' LER BETH WHEE RY MA Hodson, seated. nda 2 Li z 4 ifawf iw x . fi? 7- 12. gcfzgq 1 Q 5 2 M3 , ,H x f w , 2 i f ,Ly ff' it: J W, f 6 pay 4 ft :My .V Qr 47. X47 if ww jim' 4 W4 232 4' s vw 1' 3 21, X':.jf2f,3' mx, mm J 3 W Q if eg E gn , Wil 'wxYf 1,x'f' M, ,,N. ,QQQX X -if Z v Ai? ixon. D berta R0 r: o 6-i E cn cu 'Fl U7 :s cn 'U 1: cv z: o UI -cn o I fd 'U 1: 'Fl .J cu U11 GS CD 4-9 GS 6-3 CII an 6-l r: o U O0 C1 --1 v-a L-4 --1 3 I-4 a-r U --4 L-4 4-v vz --4 Q 3 'U CD s-4 CD a-1 CI O un L-4 Q2 .-4 1-4 --4 3 Q-1 5 activity. of en plenty be still has there '+- O CI O --1 4-1 GS H C1 . A good represe 'ns 50 fu O-3 UI L4 Cf 1: an 0 cu I? rn. on JZ KD an I-1 as -C: 3 4-T V1 as 0-5 c: o U as I-J fu 4-6 ua eu .Ci O-I o 0-I c: o A-I C1 an 3 N 'U I: --4 -I O --4 cn --4 P --4 'U CD 5 --4 H U O D-4 m GJ I-4 L-1 --4 O2 .E 4-o E --4 VI a-r m -5 '+- 1: o 3 .1 ' ' ' .-,f -.. f i . w - x . --f .. one T. M , 1 1 ' T' ji J' if C 'f ' ' 523435 . 'ffjlif' ' -I - J' W4 1 -A ' K y ,w 5 f. -'Z yi' V 5 'V ' . fr' ' '3' Q ' . i' - x -I A - 4' . , .yn is' n 1. A. ,. ,TQ j -1. Y -1:2 ' s j. 9 3 . 1 lg A uv ',, Y . , aff , , , p it . 1 . f , -f. . 4 1- -4 Tv .nf ' W p. . , r . - 1 ' ' ' Q gg . '. fg - A , 4, 4' 1 -. ww I , 2, r ,. ' 'Q f f 1 ' is B7 '- . F' 4. 4 Q v '. V 4 Q P I ' 5 f , 1 . , ' ' ' f ' 2 ww , V . I, ' ,X-. . W p .mfr . M ' -, . : Q V. -1 - Y as ' Q. ,Q I if , 9 ' fi .. 4 .. Q i K 6 f -rr f ,V s ' ,G 5 19 W 7 if v. ., 0- V KJ Front row: Mrs. Smith, J. Rosenbaum, T. Magnet, L. Tarr, D. Ingram, J. Morgan, P. Elrod, P. Burton, C. Allen. Second row: J. Ely, P. Burke, J. Saylor, E. Hopper, B. True, S. Brough, L. Edwards, M. Wheeler, C. Whalen, S. Chisham, R. Love, S. Lindley, C. Burton, N. Jen- kins. Third row: B. Slaughter, S. Coffman, B. Burton, C. Foutch, S. Shelton, A. Abel, E. Brim, M. Gillespie, S, Logsdon, J. McCart, C. Chatham, J. Lynton, L. Hodson, G. Bashem, S. Richardson. Fourth row: L. Brim, G. Evans, J. Standish, M. Zacny, M. Sleight, K Standish, M, Williams, C. Johnson, D. Bowman, M. Hall, N. Humphreys, K, Pipher, C. Speer, R. Dixon, J. Tarr. T R l :.- l 1: Y We build spiritually and socially. I lfx-,i y N ' SXSNY. S ex Eff fi Bhaek row, left to right: J. Simmerrnan, l. Shaw, Mr. Blevins, P. McCart, J. Waggoner. Left 510919 Pate, PM Taffy, I. Sullivan, J. Underwood, M. Rosenbaum. Right side: J. Speer, I 44 5331. I. Hall, B. Speer, B. Patton Front: E. Sleight, UFFHQERS Q f E 'ff - Left to right: Carolyn Foutch, Treasurer: Patsy Burke, Song Leaderg Glenna Bashern, Vice Presidentg Nancy Jenkins, President: Leona Tarr, Secretary: Roberta Dixon, Chaplain. ,. 1 - , r 'a s V ' 'M be .,, K X if W 5' f xii Mia If 1 . V V M M r. i ,,. . , I' Q ,X Mar: ro right: Jim Underwood, Vice Presidentg Ed Sleight, Treasurerg Perry McCart, Presidentg Jack i,A143,ggOl'l6I', Sergeant-at-Armsg Jack Simmerman, Song Leaderg Max Rosenbaum, Chaplaing John Shaw fpecrerary. ECOH'I 'f,9Ej' Camp? 1,511 wixmers lStm3.S decor TRIJ-UQ? ANn Hwy AcTrv z az E s ?UV 1ZZbZ DECORATING ' SHARING E m...n,, C :Ls Clothin x W 7,-,iff 57 !7,077Zj W ,Q 96 9 5 l1LV VaJ':.3 wwfmmgm, WCZZQJW Q I O , 53? I :lf Q W U fill -Irs 1 lk DN ,-f f , X , x A ! Q I KW? lf, lffffff wif, va X 47 4 ' ' ' , 77 Effamf 7WzfwizJ 'Q fi Y x W 47 f ' w- Jg 0 957 PRQODM 1' f The glass slipper fits! Cinderella, Lo Dema Hawk: Prince, Jack Simmerman R , .5 1 l , Q , EQ, 1 5 1,11 ,mg 2 S iq f:E '55 ., V g ufgrw Q' S Weir-, f15NfL,?iQk,' 1 - . gg 51 K E ' 1 vi I ' , R f 1 R 'W 5 2 J fx YQ ..,. 1 K an 1 mf A ' , 'ef 5.1: Y m K :Mdq f '13 f ll i P , ,Q ,z 'A 'JJ -gy, f u, '.., Q AQLI'.'i3 ' L f 'f' L L Q ,W W ING ,gf 1 Q A .z M Y . , Y. V. 1 .,,,,A 5 f J, , , Wisffll Ar the wishing, wen PRUGRAM Some Enchanted Evening! R. Boyd - Welcome, Seni0rS. I. Carroll - Thank you, Juniors That Calypso beat! ll PHUIVX bNAP., Nl 5 3 5 1 K, 3,05 H, wig? f M g',,'fiff?W8j1 'f ' 47 f U N lf ,Q ,I Q, , , '2 A .... W 4, A WM , ' ' 1'1 ' 4 V . 2 3 2 w ,, 5? 5 ' 3 2 f Y J I ,V Q, w Q Y f MS., A fm ff. , 1 I2 , , , 'F v 42 ' 5 2 w V in Zi- 4' I9 . h ...Q , x sg X N M, -Q l I-s X 'SJW-'wi ' , , 35.15 A' 1, 'f f V 'V 1,,,, A Q 3324? WEE ,f 'ff f ,ye?' .-3 sf E I ' f X ,Q , f f 1 4 af A fg 1 9 Q fi oL.Hlv rX LII. DNAVD A 1 1 J all m witches MHE COULDNWT MARRYO FHVEM 1957 CLASS PLAY Sponsored by MARTHA JOHNSON WANDA JOHNSON SALLY SCARLETT LINDA WHEELER , Members of the cast: Linda Bell, Sue Burk e, Shirley Brewer, Wanda Johnson, Wanda Wells, 5 Clark Gardner, Linda Wheeler, Jim Carroll, Helen Allen, Marcella Ward. S ,,j Q3 - a.1-1:im:,wmw CAROL JOHNSON MARY BETH WHEELER GLAMOUR GALS Three of our O.H,S, girls have entered some interesting competition this year and have carried off honors. Not all of these activities were actually a part of school work, but they all brought O.H.S. some publicity. Q s , I, 1 f LINDA HODSON Carol Johnson, upper left, won the Miss Bedford and the Miss Indiana titles in the state Roller Rink Contest. The latter entitled her to go to Miami, Florida, as a participant in the National Contest. Mary Beth Wheeler, lower left, who has twirled with the O.H,S. band for two years, was one of the twirlers in the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Florida, Linda Hodson, O,H,S. Drum Majorette for the last three years, placed first in the District Twirling Contest at Salem and first in the State Contest at Butler University. outriftisat smtr L A yi . ,. ,Q Qs' raw 'itfffff' R' an A 1 VE ' ne- Co-Editors and Sponsor: Patsy Burke, Mrs. Johnson, Carolyn Foutch. The Orleana Staff and Reporters were simply dying to move into the new building, but the ORLEANA copy has been prepared in old Room 12. However, the staff pictures were taken in the new English Room with chairs and tables carried down especially. This new room is like the new Commercial Room. Rubber based tile floors, modern blackboards and bulletin boards, and adequate lighting make these attractive, efficient rooms. Both will have new furniture. N !,ll ati' 54 Business Managers: Perry McCart and Robert Boyd, Q ' 'IWW- Y REPURTERS Bill Parish, Assistant Art Editorg Carlotta Burton, Art Editorg Patty Burton, Photographer, V X A , I,- Carol Speer, Progress Reporterg Linda Hodson, Typistg Jim Underwood, Sports Writerg LoDema Hawk Progress Reporter, PZQEEZQWQ 5? First row: P. Burton, L. Hodson, D. Ingram, E, Brim, P. Burke. Second row: I. Underwood, C. Burton, M. Zacny, I. Tarr. I. Ball, Third row: N. Humphreys, I. Speer, P. McCart. Fourth row J. Brewer, S. Chastain, C. Foutch, R. Boyd, C. Cleveland, C. Speer, L. Hawk. SENIOR HONORS AND ACTIVITIES is ri S e 02.9.1 I , fe. .., ...Cf .. ,.,,.,., A If f, , CONCESSHONS HN NEW BUILDING 5 Q Q 2 2 2 E 1 E in 1 U I 1 4 lr R Q ,549 , X I ul' f, ' bw 5 8 4 WM, ,,,,..,f-P fe? 4 'P 'E' :1 ,.. o Pl W :r as 4 cu I-'P 3 F0 o o ::1 o co VI 2. o :: C0 l v :J :z cn 2 Q5 5 o Z 'E' :J ,.. o 22 o o :1 Q. c: o F9 su ::1 E NY 3. Q X 5 o: UQ N N .-. :: CD T0 sv 1' cu . AA1,' . V','V i . uf' , -.1.' f,., MAH 6545 55,5 pw, .: ,ff I 4, W Q.. . L ,fx ,. , ..1u.,w aw V -. ,Q , 'f ' s Q w Q! Af Vi ,, 'L yr P 4 1 , 'sy ff , fs . ,, 4? 'wf ' f ff f 72 Ziff' fkfiwnx 2 Q5 W C 32 EZ W Um Cm , 9' h f f r Z W? NINLII Kneelt The Giggle Gals Ist Prize B LVL f Your ntaloons are showinw. Er s,an one? 5 , W P121 cr ClU1Tx: , ,,,,, 295. f W .1 fat 7 I fi 2- ! ff 6 ' U M M E , A ' yy, I , ff' . 'f' 'iw' -W 1 -fw' k ,Aziz-my ff va My fall Aj BRAHNS AND TALENT 2 ? I ,V , ,,., Uv ,, a ii Superintendent Wiggs informs Carolyn Foutch and Robert Boyd that they are Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively of the 1958 Class, 7 4 ,421 ,W 1, r,, ,. My, Blevins poses with members of his department who entered the district music contests. Names and placings, left to right: LoDema Hawk, 2nd in vocalg Karen Pipher, lst, clarinet solo and student directing, Barbara Hodgin, lst, cornet solo, Mary Burrell and Judy Fields, lst, piano solo, Judy Fields, lgf, piano duet. Mary Beth Wheeler, not in picture, placed 2nd in vocal. Karen Pipher also won a first in the State Contest, February 22, with her comet solo. VARIUED 1 of Kvwll Latin Club. First row: Mrs. Smith, T. Taggart, B. Reynolds, L, Edwards, fa N , 'Ya 11, .- - s NN K. Pipher, J, Morgan, P. Pate, M, Williams, N. Goins. Second row: S. ak :A Chastain, D. McCoy, K. Patton, L, Sokeland, M. Burrell, K, Hackney, T. In I'-K -+- - -JJ West, S. King, R, Burton. Third row: M. Cleveland, N. Miller, J. Rosen- LX lbaum, J. Rosenbaum, N. Lindley, B, Hodgin, S. Burton, J. Fields, G. Price A tu Ill! IIIII Uh L U' C. Whalen, L. Underwood. Rf! . . PM S NNUA Y Sophomo 'NN one S IWW My , I UNSUB? L9m'Fzi: BK!! 9 ln 'lwvzwoff 4qn5 M- ACTHVHTHES Hours of practice I gi ,Q ga 6 '4 4 1, 1 15 41 'Z Q i N 1 f 5 1 C I kWDhY6RhX'6066'Xf-XK5w5iblWC'Q6w.'V5NK00SX?xPSZ5lQ XW5?OGOO0sYXh?Q4lQ9felx'9O6662S??QJRPQ66?N2KX2k',OfSl K ., ' M. W -Vwmm- M..-.N.....,-..,..,.,x.,...., .., Q . , 5f'Q4,'Qff,f,, , lf, ,,,,,! '7f7'3U7,P7fw,,, ,f f,u7,f, Qyzgfyf X X f ,,,, V! 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Ni v Q A ,. , . 'x ,L A2 H A ,N 1 I H, A-5 Rf mi, w W Qi 5. gf ml W wyfwwwwww vga-A , , Wwvywifg -K, ,e ry, jgbu. m.,,,, t Q, 3' l ,.-ff' 4 ,, ,,a.f,w ' ,,,,,,, 4 Student Managers: Eddie Sleight and Barry Neideffer, 7-...W , hiafei! MLW! l,.,'n,,,,., Q, ,WL U First step--Bu1ldozi:g.Q 1 ey How this is a basketball! --way.. I-- K ' IU ff? This is where we keep our uniforms. .y fx 1 .fa i 1 ,1 If 4 5 Q 6 wah ,,,. QUUNMDR HIGH BASKETBALL Front row: Cheerleaders - Joann Kaiser, David Chisham, Jo Burton. Second IOW: Mr. McConnell, D. Elrod, R, Waldridge, T. Patton, B. Tegarden, S. Brown, D. Huddelson, W. Gillespie. Third row: I. Shaw, D. Everroad, B. Whalen, L, Sleight, T, Schoolfield. J. Hackney, J. Sanders, M. Dorsett. If 'M I Yu., ,wwf . , Wi, i i 'V The Louisville Courier-Journal honored an rif' Q Sanqfa Lindley. 0.H.S. cheerleader, by y r naming her Southern Indiana Sweetheart of the Week on December 29, 1957. ,-4 i ff-irst band show in new gym. 69 BASEBALL 'W First row: J. Sullivan, R. Ely, E, Sleight, R, Sokeland, G. Fancher. Second row: J. Waggoner, J. Speer, P, McCart. I. Hall, R. Terry, J. Kincaid, I. Shaw. Third row: B. Neideffer, Student Manager, B. Chatham, B, Compton, J. Doss, B, Patton, J. Underwood, L, Chatham, Mr. McConnell, 1 X 40 W1-'45 f :NY Mx aff 6 f 55,1 ,f 4 it -75357 7 ' ' 7 'L 'www-:'f'f:2fi.gg5e ,,. f Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans Orleans SCHEDULE '5'7- '58 20 3 7 6 4 15 4 5 Huron Huron frainy Spring Valley Campbellsburg Shoals Campbellsburg Spring Valley Paoli ' No-hitter by Shaw, No -hitter by Kincaid. 12 3 4 0 5 0 3 3 4 I ps . R QL i : R - -Y7.,...,..v14?f:sei-.rf M .' V' i N, 1 ,nh A REQURD SEASUN I M 1 The Orleans Bulldogs' baseball team had a record of 6 victories, 1 loss, and 1 tie for this season. This impressive record may be contributed to two major factors--their fine pitching and improved batting, and their hustle and will to win. Added to this was the fact that this made the third season for several of the players to be in training under Coach McConnell. JN I Safe on second? I 1 3531! WKJQ i Rodney Ely Big League Candidates?? .M-139' gm gg .v VU 152.275 V4 'fog id Q ' John Shigf Ja ck! Waggener, 11 , . P x - W 'T 1 4 wi A' ' H y L 41,1 'fWff.f1,i f,-, 1,7-L.',,' f 1 P If 5224 xf 2 Zvf' 'lf fr 4 f WW, ,wh Q iwsva, 7 fir ' , 4 Qfhg v f 41 x U 1 few 51-ru -get wwe gif 1 ' .iff .J 5 f V-A:fQ?.1a', fjf - . Q' JK 5' N4,ffw3wgW ibjf-vf',q,,,2 uflixlllf fslnwlww ll Vlildllli, NEW MUMLUHNG ti i T00 bad you Canq gee the color! Aren't they pretty? QThe doorslj As the deadline draws near for the last shipment of the ORLEANA, the new building is gradually being put into use and we can't resist taking one more picture, These last pages before the Ad section have been devoted to these last minute shots that we didrft have in time to go with the other building program section. 1t's a new thrill, indeed, opening those wide glass doors that lead into the spacious hallway from the north, south, and east entrances. These give easy entra ' ' ' nce to the building as well as help rn providing light. Once in the hall how wonderful it is to have your own locker! Carolyn and Perry leave the gym by one of those SIX lovely red doors that enable the crowded m to SY f 7 be emptied in minutes. gt, Space o your own. 73 I . '- J, f.,...,, r' , ,- I ,. gb 'U 0 0 900000 5 ' B ' x ' 'fd illlll X Party and Jerry try out sample bookkeeping table in finished, but Unfumished, C0IT1meTCi31 ROOIII. 11 O90 Q D O i No fumiture? Who cares? We've got a floor! l.'0l ,'Ql hr' x 1 -1 A 122' if Q Xxx x QE C1- The old science room has been remade into a suite of offices for school personnel. You first enter a waiting room large enough to be used as a committee room. To the left is the good-sized office of the school secretary with ample counter and storage space, The superintendents office is to the east of this room and it is there that the inter-com system is located. The group at the lower left is using the du- plicator in the small room which is frequently in use as tests are run off on this machine The Science Department has gained by this change, The seniors at the right feel that way as they eagerly examine some equipment in the partly finished Science Department. Judy Mcfjart stands beside the China Cup board with its attrac tive display of china and glass, . '5 11 3 i .7 -'V 5 Z N .A :mi if Q sigh Mary Ann Zacny perches on the plat- form at the demonstra- tion sewing machine. She MUST be a star pupil! Although much work was yet to be done on the Home Ec room the first semester, most things were fairly well completed by the first of the year. it A group prepares food at one of the six kitch- en units. ALL THESE ARE A PART OE DER SCHDOL gl , 49- ' Q1 1 fk , 1 iv BUS DRIVERS, l-I, Tritle, E. Dillard, B. Hockett, M. Noblitt, I. McCoy, H. Crandall, C. Ragsdale. Those who didn't arrive for the photographer were P. Jacobs, C. Pinnick and H, Dillard. 7V- Above: The little first graders obediently bend over their work and resist Qtnost of them, anywayj watch- ing the birdie, Left: Frank Kellarris is a busy man keeping the Grade Building clean, comfortable, and always in readiness for the grade children and their faculty. fs , v 1 4 , Q A f:z:fff-11, g fi f ,-if 15 vzifif if , 2 . 3 ,myeq 1 I w 7 WLCHL4 2 -Q21 gg, . V , , ,, 1 'vw :f 'Q . ,Lf-,:g,f43 f 915313 ,4, ,, , ,, . ' :ff ifwili 41:22-L11 , 00 5 0' sg! I, fx' 15 : QQ ' I iii H V i i 1 , df' f 51 ' S 3 fi ,W .Q HN. 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ASHER Insurance and Bonds Insure and Be Sure Boyd Bldg. Paoli, Ind. BEDFORD BUILDING SUPPLY One Hour -Service Bedford, Ind. Phone 4458 ROBERTS BRASS MANUFAC TURING CO. Mitchell, Ind. AUFFENBURG SALES Philco Appliance Dealer Orleans, Ind. BEDFORD SUPPLY COMPANY 102 16th Street Bedford, Ind, Phone 33221 BROOKS METAL SHOP Air C onditioning Heating , Gutt er ing Roofing , Sheet Metal W ork Mitchell, Ind. Phone 19 0 -L T. R. BAILEY'S General Store Livonia, Ind. SHERMAN-BERNER CLOTHIERS West Side Square Bedford, Ind. F. O. BROWN 8: KING Aetna Service Station Orleans, Ind. Phone 91 B 8: R SALES 8: SERVICE Maytag - Frigidaire 116 South 6th St. Mitchell, Ind. CAROLYN'S BEAUTY SHOP Paoli, Ind. DR. ROBERT CLOUD Veterinarian Orleans, Ind. Phone 2478 Phone 43 82 Phone 274-X COCA-COLA BUCK LEMON CARPENTER'S FURNITURE BODY WORKS BOTTLING COMPANY DRINK STORE INC. ' Bedford, Ind. Mitchell , Ind. Bedford, Ind, BURTON SHEET METAL SHOP Orleans , Ind. CARTER 'S BARN Orleans, Ind. COFFMAN'S DRY GOODS Yard Goods, Children's and Ladies ' Apparel phone 153 Phone ZOO Orleans, Ind. BUSICK FLOWER C. Sc E. COMMERCIAL SHOP GROCERY MOTOR FREIGHT The Beauty of Your Most INC- OF INDIANA Flowers Is Our Business Orleans, Ind. Reliable Grocery Orangeville, Ind. Phone 2002 -Y KARL HALL, Mgr, Orleans, Ind. CAUDELLS' VARIETY Your Money Saving Store CENTRAL GARAG E HARLEY LYNTON Prop. A To REPADRS COOPER'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats Vegetables Phone 119-L Mitchell, Ihd. Qfiaallefltrilifl Orleans, Ihd. 1 C ' ' Phone 131 f'ih6N ARGAS' . 4 REQTAURANT GEORGE CHASTAIN LESTER CORNWELL RAD Sz TV SEEQOVICE Masonry Construction I? Guo F000 Main Street Mitchell, Ind. Phone 3008-W Orleans, R. F. D. A Phone 250 Orleans, Ind, ef.,-., COX CLEANERS Rugs and Drapes Our Specialty Orleans, Ind. Phone 175 -W X 3- I!! 11 DEPENDABLE CLEANERS Pick Up and Delivery Service in Orleans Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri Paoli, Ind, Phone 2741 CHARLES DUCK ER Wholesale Meats Phone 2404 St. Road 337 Bedford, Ind. CRAIG 'S Ben Franklin Store We Have It for Less Mitchell, led. DILLARD ABSTRACT COMPANY, INC. Abstracts of Title to Orange County Lands Deeds, Mortgages Title Information and Insurance R. C. ELROD Plumbing and Electric Supplies Orleans , Ind, , Phone 133 Paoli, Ind. CRAWFORD- DIXIE-Y CAFE ERWIN'S MORRIS Pl t L h GREENHOUSE LUMBER a e unc es Flowers for Every COMPANY Sheff Orders Occasion Orleans, Incl. Open 7 Deye e Week Mitchell, Ind. Phone 198 Mitchell, Ind. Phone 157 CREE-MER DOT'S DRESS SHOP DRIVE INN Ladies' and Children's Apparel CO- DEAN PHILLIPS Gay Gibson - Peg Palmer MST- Cinderalla Dresses Paoli, Ind. for Children Orleans, Ind. Orleans. Ind. Phone 2.921 Crowe Sells It for Less DOUGHERTY'-9 FARM BUR EAU of C.:512fl5,2zz.,. cRowE FURNITURE co. Cider Here SERVICE Grape, Apple Agent N. E. Corner Square Bedford, Ind. Raspberry, Cherry Gifts and Novelties L. GLENN CLIPP Paoli md Paoli, Incl. l CUR T15 RADIQ when You Get something FARM FRESH gc TV Good, Remember Where MARKET Magnavox G. C. You Got If Z enith DOUGHERTY'S French Lick, Ind. DRUG STORE :QE Phone 167 Orleans' md' Orleans, Ind. T - YV - FARM SERVICE A, M. GRAY l MRS, FERN HA51-,ER CENTER Merchandise, Feed EDUCATIONAL Arbor Acre SUPPLY COMPANY Broller Bottled Gas Service Commencement and um, Chicks and Diplomas :::Ig:gZ:1f ' Farm Supplies . Orleans, Ind. Pumpkin Center, Ind. Newberry, Ind- FITCH'S DR. R. L. GROMER HARRY HENDRIX CHEVROLET SALES DENTIST at SON rmj, 626 lfZ West Main Insurance - Real cusviotsrf Street Estate - Bonding 4 -' Mitchell, ind. 130 North Maple Street Mr h ll, l d. lpfloie 6611 Phone 167 French Lick, ind. ROSCOE FOUTCH HARDWARE 30 mffwg- zoummznv Leipsic, Ind. Compliments of DR. I. R. HAMILTON Mitchell, Ind. C HERLE'S 'Wher e Friends Meet' Orleans , Ind. Phone 103 G 81 G TELEVISION 81 RADIO Emerson Sales and Service lvlitchell, Ind. Phone Z O5 -L HAM RADIO 8: TELEVISION SERVIC E Paoli, Ind. HERFF JONES CO. The Wor1d's Largest Manufacturers of Class Jewelry: Pins, Rings Trophies, Stationery E. R. SMITH, Rep. 1401-1419 N. Cap. Indianapolis, Ind, GOODRICH FEED IVIILLS Orleans, Ind. Compliments of I. M. HARMON OPTOMETRIST HIMEBAUGH'S CLOTHING STORE Orleans, Ind. Phone 27 Orleans, Ind. I TTT S, C. E. HARR1soN GOULD S GROCERY FURNITURE CO. P. T. HODGIN U AND SHELL Fumiture, Stoves M' D. STATIQN Housewares, Floor Q Coverings, Appliances 5 505-507 warren sr. E Saltillo, Ind, Mitchell, Ind, Orleans, Ind. I 5,5555 5 I HOLLAND CUSTARD at ICE CREAM, INC. Phone 14 HAROLD SPEER, Mgr. Orleans, Ind. KEEHN'S STANDARD SER VI C Orleans ' .. ,-.-,- If-.. .'.- E Ph O n e -.,. iffflifgfgiffigigil 3fif3:3:5:T:3:3:3:i:5:3:i:1:f:-. STAIIDAR 169 MARTIN'S GARAGE Orleans, Ind, Phone 183 -X HOLMES HARDW AR E 8: FUR NIT UR E Let Holmes Furnish Your Horne Mitchell, Ind . KIRBY 'S LUNCH South of the Show Phone 145-X Orleans, Ind. MORRIS IVIARTIN MEADOW GOLD MILK Distributor Orleans, Ind. Compliments of JAY C STORES Since 1863 Better Quality Lower Prices KIRBY HARDWARE CO. Orleans , Ind. Phone Z4 MAR TIN'S LUNCH Orleans, Ind. JOHNNY 'S GULF SERVIC E Phone l5l-L Mitchell, Ind. V. E. LADD ANTIQUES Fine Indian Relics Rare Cruets Rt. 3 Paoli, Inc. McCART 'S GROCER Orleans, Ind. Y JONES FILLING STATION Compliments of LEONARD'S DRIVE IN Open Daily 7:30 A.M. NOEL MCINTOSH to 12:00 P.M. Pgnitiac a es , Curb Service D-X 4.09 Main St. Products Mlfchell, Ind. Bedford' Ind' Orleans Ind , A ' JONES, M ICS CARS, INC. DR. C. C. F Fine New and Used Carsn R. R. No. l Optometrist Bedford, Ind. Phone 385 Leipsic, Ind. Phone 65 63 Mitchell, Ind. -ww nge MENDENHALL, 'S Jewelry and Gifts H ami lt 0 n fi l'vIONK'S GARAGE Canfrpbel lsburg , Ind. ORANGE COUNTY BANK Complete Banking Service 9 Established 1886 and Bulova J ! U Phone 2281 Watches -Fl' . 2 .-Q Ph Paoli, Ind. . 1' OR 2671 Mitchell, Ind. 'Z' one 9 Member of F. D. I. C. MIDDLETON CHEVROLET NISWONGER 's ORANGE COUNTY GROC ERY Sales - Service PAUL MIDDLETON, Prop. Frozen Food and Notions Orleans, Ind. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Orleans, Ind. Orleans, Ind. Phone 170 JACK MITCHELL NORMAN'5 IEWELER Ready-to-Wear Certified Master for the FamilY Watchmaker East Side of Square Paoli, Ind. Phone 5 5 1 3 Always Something New Paon, Ind. ORANGE COUNTY LOC KER PLANT Complete Processing Locker Service Orleans Phone 3004-X Compliments of THE NEW MITCHELL 54 to 51.00 store MICKEY ELA 'S MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Next to Indiana Theatre Bedford, Ind. Phone 8707 Free Demonstration and Complexion Analysis ORANGE C OUNTY R. E. M. C. Orleans, Ind. MITCHELL PASTRY Pies - SHOP - Specials Donuts to Wedding Cakes Phone 278 Mitchell, Ind. NORTHSIDE CAFETERIA ARTHUR KELLAMS, Prop. Phone 9 Orleans, Ind, E D ORANGE COUNTY ROLLER RINK Skating Is Fun Fr ench Lick, Ind, MONA'S NORTHSIDE ORLEANS BEAUTY SALON GROCERY FAIR STORE 585 West Adams Phone 117 Orleans, Ind. Orleans, Ind. Orleans, Ind, ORLEANS FARM at SUPPLY, INC. Orleans, Ind. PAFCO PAOLI ALUMINUM FAB. CO. Storm Windows Doors - Awnings Paoli, Ind. If You Aren't Able to Find It in Orleans Then Try the PAOLI VARIETY STORE Phone 4821 Paoli, Ind. BOWLING LIFE INSURANCE QT., ALLEY Income Protection Shell Petroleum Ph 4781 Qrleans, Ind. Products one Orleans, Ind. Phone 142 ORLEANS PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC Plumbing and Fixtures, Complete Wiring, Commercial and Residential Phone 71 PAOLI CHAIR CO. Paoli, Ind. PAT T ON MOTOR SALES Orleans, Ind. Compliments of THE ORLEANS ROLLER RINK f Orleans , Ind. PAOLI DRY GOODS CO., INC, Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear Men's Furnishings Shoes for the Entire Family Paoli, Ind, PENDERGRAST SER VIC E S TATION C LAR ENC E AND AGNES TE 0 LeipsicC Ind. No Phone Com C Us C ompliment s of DR. I. T. OSWALT Mitchell, Ind. PAOLI GRANITE 8: STONE WORKS Paoli, Ind. Phone 5611 Compliments of PHI BETA PSI Orleans, Ind. ANTIQUES T. W . OYLER Phone Z 024 -W Orleans , Ind. PAOLI NEWS 8: REPUBLICAN Paoli, Ind. PICKEN'S DRESS SHOP Clothes for All Occasions Orleans, Ind. T-A 5 C 1. t f WELL DRILLING SALEM CREAMERY l Omp lmen S 0 E, E, Hsalem Maid ED PICKENS QUALKINBUSH Sells Itself l INSURANCE GARRET QUALKINBUSH WI Campbellsburg, Ind. Manager tl Crleansf Ind' Phone OR 9-2591 Salem, Ind- Phone 153 PIERCE BROS' QUALITY MARKET SALEM RADIO AUTO PARTS STATION at SUPPLIES CO1'1g1'atl1l3t1OIlS WSLM ' 12220 KC 131 North 6th Street Semorsl on Mitchell, Ind. Phone Main 109-.T Orleans, Ind. Every Radio Salem, Ind. Phone 700 PRICE TEXAUCO SERVICE STATION Orleans, Ind. QUIGLEY GROCERY 102. East Baker St. Phone 239-J Ivlitchell, Ind. For Z2 Years Salem's Style Center THE STYLE SHOP South Side Squar e PRODUC ER 'S DAIRY Orleans , Ind. RADCLIFF 85 BERRY, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete Concrete Blocks Crushed Stone Agricultural Lime Orleans, Ind. SCHLOOT- DOUGHERTY FURNITURE CO. 1022-15th Street Bedford, Ind. Quality With Phone 212 Service for 33 Yrs. RICKS W. E. PROGRESS SHOE SHOP SCHOOLFIELD Shoe Repair - SIIOGS INA. D. Men - Girls - Boys Orleans, Ind. Compliments Orleans, Ind. 406 South Sixth Mitchell, Ind. Office Phone 35 Residence 65 PRESTON RIDER SHAW 'S MUSIC PUN'K'S PACKING CO. CENTER Compliments INC K iEVe1'Ythi1'18 ' ' in Music ' ' Seniors Br omer , Ind. Tomato Pr oducts C ampbellsburg , Ind. Orleans, Ind. Phone 64 SHELL SERVIC E STATION Orleans , Ind. STANDEFORD INSURANCE SERVIC E C ompliments Orleans , Ind. EARL TOLIVER Aetna Oil Products Orleans , Ind. Phone Z8 GLEN SIMMONS O. K. TIRE SERVICE Orleans, Ind. If It Is Tire Trouble Compliments of STATE BANK OF CAMPBELLSBURG Member of F. D. I. C TOM'S PLUMBING AND HEATING A Complete Line of Winkler Heating Come to Our Equipment Specialized Tire Shop C3-1'1'1Pb91lSbU-1'S, Ind- gigiig GEORGE SMITH TAYLOR BROTHERS C 1, f JEWELRY HARDWARE Omp lments 0 Hardware and Home DR. T. K' TOWER Supplies HN 11,1 Orleans, Ind. West Baden 173 Campbellsburg , Ind. SMITH'S I VILLAGE STOR E S, 9th and State Road 60 Mitchell, Ind. TEXACO-FIRESTONE JOHN A. MCINTOSH Distributor Phone 3 9 O Paoli, Ind, TRAVELER RADIO CORP. 2715i Whiz SOUVENIR RANCH CHARLES L . THRALLS Compliments of Gifts for All CONTRACTOR OCC-aSi0I1S A11 Types Construction ETA CHAPTER Road 60 swag-3, New Building TRI KAPPA V, ,,,, Remodeling ml Cabinet Work Rim! Mitchell Ind' M Orleans, Ind. , Orleans, Ind, , STADIUM BRUCE TINSLEY MANUFACTURING MEN'S WEAR co. OF INDIANA Bedford's Largest DR- K- W- TRITLE INC. Store for Men Mitchell, Ind. lOl3 Fifteenth St, Orleans, Ind. Phone 73 Bedford, Ind. H., I TRUE'S GROCERY DR. EDWARD WHEELER UYESUGI FOUTCH M OPTOMETRIST CO. - WE Compliments I v ' 11 Leipsic, Ind. Paoli, Ind. Orleans, Ind. I VlVIAN'S TUCKER 81 WILSON GARAGE TUCKER BEAUTY SHOP , Road 337 Attorneys-at-Law J ,, Paoli Ind g X CECIL WILSON ' Phone 942391 Phone 2811 Campbellsburg Owner JOHN TURNER VOGUE SURGE SALES al BEAUTY SALON WILSONS SERVICE The Finest in Dairy Farm Equipment and Service to Keep It SO For Your Complete Hair Service Phone 111 Orleans, Ind. 5f,f to 51.00 Store Orleans, Ind. Class '32 TURNER'S WASH-SCOTT WIMMERS CREAMERY COUNTY FARM RESTAURANT af 1 I C BUREAU TRUCK STOP .t , Qua 1 Y Ce Team Campbellsburg, Ind. Paoh 5592 Paoli, Ind. Phone Z Z 01 Phone OR 9-2561 Highway 150 and 56 Paoli, West 1 I is H AU: qbii , If 'E E1 THE WEST BADEN NATIONAL BANK West Baden Springs, Ind. Z lfZ'Z, Paid on Certificate of Deposit Accounts n Q Qui' Te We sincerely thank all the Orleana Advertisers who have helped make this book possible. We urge our readers to pa- tronize these business and professional people. Orleans Senior Class Publishers of Orleans High School 1958 ORLEANA Orleans , Indiana SCI-ICDCDL. IES OUT ! K I r 5 WILLARD JOHNSON, Our Maintenance Man School may be out for the students, but there is one man for whom it goes on. To be really symbolic of Willai-d's place at O,H.S,, his picture should have appeared in the opening AND the closing pages of this book. For Willard is at school early to have things ready for the day, and he is here cleaning and putting away after we leave. In fact, he is always here--winter and summer. This year he has been busier than ever, as he has tried to clean out the added dirt we've tracked in from the building project. E' M mi :Q A M A 'N K . , M-, ,,N V- -N , 'vu -6 -PJ! '5'-Q v -Q 'NX X ,mm Yi X S R xnxx - MM I ,-SANS REM Q AAV ,. ,,, NQXNNN ! AN , NN XX fx, A NS CDQLEANS CCDNSG lf'-'jiiwff-flf f 'a..-- W f ' -I ..,h..-bs..4- IDATED SCHCDQL f x if k f