Orrville High School - Red and White Yearbook (Orrville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1940 volume:

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D. c . . u' qt' 'VAL E RED AND WH F IJ F 9 'X J 'V 761 M444 Mmqmei .EMMA In rmtcful lpprccutlon of hcr fur' xm lmr sxmpmrhcrnc mtcrast m mc s Lame of Orrxlllg 11111 Qnhool xr dadnutc this txxcnq mmh xo'umL of the In I3 AND WHITE I T E . J , N A ,RJ-D, Jflj I it Nl g 1 A 1 I .1 I 1 1' Si- ful cobopcrntion. her wise Ul'1dCI'SI1lf1dif1g. A 1 . 1. 1 A 1 ' . , ' 1 , IILII' . I 'g Q , V: H . ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL I' c I Q, Mm VMI lyrl ref Qu ML 'ire THE RED AND WHITE x Q 41 'Tlx f-x.fs-4- ,4-.ff L x HQ -17' The Admxnnstrat on runs the school 50 lf begms our book Youll fund lf on the seventh page Whene er sou chance to look The student bods so essentlal We have trtled snmply Classes Thls begms on page fnftecn And plctures all the lads and lasses Athletles makes our bodies strong To boxs and exrls of evers age lt teaches health and sportsmanshlp Its yust before the frfneth page The Orgamzatrons vue have lomed Dlrect our surplus energy ln channels wlse Page flftx nme ls thxs as all can plarnls see The Calendar reports events That happened to us all thxs xear Its on about the mnetxeth page lf not flglll there tts somewhere near A page for those who vsent before Th obllglng printer drd allgn Alumnl tells on mnetx three Where IS the Class of thrrtx nme Thrs book could DOI have prmted been WlIhOUI the help of busmess men Advertrsements on nmetx fave I A 4 I A I v 1 ll: 1 ' g X 1 . 4 I Q ' y' . . . 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FRANKLIN A LAWRENCE Mlaml Umverslty B S C1v1cs and Economlcs Ten UJQZQZQQZZQM Behmd its flt pole txll md sl m The vxlllee hxeh school stmels Its teachers 111 h1ve fertlle mmds As well is Willing., hmds They te teh us 1ll the deeds of men From long lgo t1ll novs They show us xx lys of sellm shoes And how to flllllx 1 cow From them we letrn to fmd unlenovx ns They te ich us shlrps and fllts They tell us how to purchxse suxts And choose becommg hats To spllt mf1n1t1ves they s1y Grimm II1CIlly is vuroncg, Sometlmes thev leeep us flfter school But not for very lom, Thelr wlselom mel the1r rules I uess Are mehspensable Although to us they re sometlmes not ulte Comprehenslble Wie re gmteful for the1r mllm he p Thelr understandmg, ways And so to them thls ode we xx rlte For the1r eternal pr use 1- ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL THE RED AND WHITE WILBUR ERWIN L L FLETCHER B S IN EDUCATION B A MARGARET DAVIS Indlzxlrzal Arn H E ome mnomlcj Science' Typing I V0cat1onalEdz1cat1on Ohm Unlygrglfy Ohmo Northern University Mlanu Unlvernty 9 Ohio State Summer 30 31 mn U Wlntkr 3,4 39 J gig, L LULA FITORA ALMA J FREY B A B A Mdfbemdfltf Llbfqfiall Wuoster College Oberlm Colleu Ohio State UnlV9FSltY Qyy-dcueg Umterbny UYIIVCYSUY of Colorado I luxury School Chautauqua 1 A Gosn EN 5 B A Englzxlz, Bible Grunwllle College Ill 38 Unn of MlChlH3Yl Summer 39 Jw R C HOLQUIST S IN COMMERCIAI M A IN COMMERCIAL C ommerczal Grow Cnty College 31 Unnerslty of Pittsburgh ummers 33 34 Columbma U Summnr 34 Akron U Winter 39 .PKI PAUL K HowELLs s s, M E ngluh Speech Northwestern U 33 UHIXLTSHY of MICIIIIZBD 34 WLSIEID Reberxe 36 U of Mlchlgan Summer 3f' Akron U Winter 39 Ohio State Summer 39 luelze I' . t l 'B.S, l E ' . ,' .' Ak l J-f,,., ffl! : v I I M fx 5 ' x We Q Xl I . . ol J A ,SUv,f I 1 B.. D , B. .A. gf W HARROI-D JOHNSON EDITH G KISTLER RUTH LAYTow B A E nglub B A Science Af! lilufftoh College Ashland College Commergml College of Wooster Kent State Unners ty PAUL W MENGERT ARTHUR MIMX Agrzculiure Llbm, ,lm Ohm State Unnersxty 2 Mount Umon Coneke Unnerslty of Plttebungh KATHERINE SCHANTZ R O REYNOLDS B S IN EDUCATION B A Mime Ezzgluh Physical Educahon lxent Qtnte Umver'-ity 36 Croc-nulle College lll Western Rwnrve kent State U Qummers 31 36 Wooster 0011228 Graduate Qchool U of Mxch Summers 32 39 Western Reserve Summer 6 Wflff ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Thirteen A , . O F xx' if-' ,. .....,, , I 'H A C- . . N ,I . 1 ,V . -. I I - W . l K B.. sc. B. A. Y 7 X . C . ' . . THE RED AND WHITE MYRTLE SCI-INELL B A Hzxtory, Geography Goshen College 38 kent State Summer 38 Wmter 37 lf' PAUL TUSTIN B A H :story Ashland College WWW MRS HARVEY STAUFFER B A Latin Playfzcal Educatzon Demson Umverslty Unxverslty of Mlchxgan Summer 39 E C WEYGANDT B A, M A IN EDUCATION Playxzcs Chemutry Bzology College of Wooster Ohxo Qtate UUIWQFSIIY 0 HARRY I. STROBEL B S IN EDUCATION Physzcul Educatzon Mlaml University 32 FRANCES WINGERT B A H zftory Mzmc Denison Unnersltv 36 Ohlo State 3 Qchuster Murtm Caxnegxe Tech 39 X ff emfpfg '7 W wry! Fourteen -a 1: , N .. K J s K: .t . ,Q .- xg . VI .... N'.L,,'f 'A Nh Q A XL' xx . A Q . A xi I VI .xx 'l I s. 01 if . . 1 - I mi' X fbi uh' . I 7 X 3' NX 1 x S X ffw f'X X QX ,f .xx -. fx THE RED AND WHITE Semen glam Uffpcm ROBERT SECKEL ELEANOR WEBSTER Prendent Vzce Preszdent MISS DAVIS Spomor JUNIOR FOSTER FOREST DTXON Serremry Treamrer GH Sixteen ff: 7 I N :I .f-11' - 4 N -' :Q A X 3.40 X JOE CARNEY Izzmpm joe vutballl 9 3 Tr k trlmural Basketball sfrxe Baaketball 3 4 Track 1 Var31ty O Abboclatlon 2 3 4 Rui and White 4 PAUL CARTER JR 'Dar lui Rldmr 4 Red and Whlte 3 ntramural Basketball 1 R serxe Basketball 3 4 Track 1 fl Vice Pre-. 4 Foren uh' 3 111 Sucxcty 1 I1fQxfLl1b 3 4 ts tlunalk The man In 4 Junxur lu 'Play Qenlor Clan Pay The man Ilay 4 MATTHEW' CHATTERELLI A LIU Intramural Ha-kethxll 1 Re-,trxe 4 ttbxl 3 Xaraxty Ba e l ll 3 4 Football 3 4 Baeeball 3 4 Varsity O -Xbaocxatlon 4 KORLEEN CARPENTER lr Reaerxes 1 A li N e Ja seballl 9 .3 4 Volleyball Spee ball 9 3 Army an 9 3 -l C1 lr. O Assocxa t n 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Hy H0 3 4 Camera Clu Com m xclal Club 3 4 Honor Society AGNES CHATTERELLI 3 4 ipcedba e ball 9 4 as fe :all 1 Base A my axy 9 4 Com merclal Club 4 Hy Ho 2 3 r s Glr s wr cl.-xtlon re IF ee u 1 4 Mxxet uru 3 4 Red and W 1te NIELVINI CHIQOTE of T1'1m 3 a lt tbal Iovg le Clu 3 MARJORIE UTZ 1 args fl lle 4 edbal 3 Base-hall Em e Il? Gxrlgj JCIHII De aj Forensic C b 3 Girlz Club 1 enl qfl eeerxea -I ENGLESDOR att brain B al 1 3 aeket ba 1 my Na blmir lr R F sxc lu X3 H Ret Rld ercl DONALD BRENNEMAN Bremzey 'X 2 3 4 Golf Team 3 tramural Babketball 1 9 3 ffgffx O4 FXTXVII. 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L' LAM K Lu .4SE ALLEN DILLER Diller Thespian Club 3 4 Junior Class Play Forensic Club 3 H Y 2 , 4: li se all , 3. 4: Foot a 4: Reserve Ilasketball 1, 2: I - tramural Basketball 3: Varsity O Association 4: Commercial C ub 3, 4. PAUL DRAGE Dragey' Forensic Club 3: Intramural Basketball 2: Mixed Chorus 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Varsity 0 A:- :: iation 2, 3 . A Raw Golf Team 1. 2 : Track 1 : Re- serve Basketball 1. 2 3 Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Football 3, 4 3 Varsity O Association 3, 4 3 Minstrel 1 : Red and White 4. I K FORREST DIXON Dlx Class Treasurer 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Golf Team 3 4 H'-Y 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4. HELEN JANE ELLSWORTH Janie chestra 1, 2 3 ' Banc : 'irs' ee 'ub . 4: Mixer C orus 3: M'nstrel 1, 2: Musi- 'c 2. Speedball 1: Tumbling 1: Cirl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Forensic Club 2. 3: Azzora Society 4: Thespian Club' 3 4: National The ian 4: Junior Class Play: Sen Class Play, Thespian Play 3, 4: Red irer 3: Red and Wh e 1, , 3. 4, Editor 4: Debate , , 2 Honor Society 2 3, 4 ational Honor Society . BESSIE IRE BettJ Musica le 3. Q 'BL X .0 HARLEY L CHRISTNIER ETTY' ANE KO Intramural Basketball 3 Tum blink 2 VIRGINIA CONVERSE Gznger 0 eyball 1 C A Hockey 4 Musicale 3 Band 4 Hy Ho 3 4 Girls Gee 1 3 , 1.-.nf DONALD CUKR Zeke lntramura Basketball 7 Baseball 2 C 0 fly! ER 5 Hy-Hp 2: Gi lee lub 3 4: 5 E fb 1 Cirs lee Club 4 Mixul C 3 Mus ale 3 A A 1 ket a 1 Vo e seball 1 oc eedball 1 Tumbling, es 2 5 4 Hy o s 4 Commtrcial Club MARIAN CROXVNOVER Red Rider 1 4 Basketball 3 4 Vo eyball 2 3 Speedball 1 Baseball 2 Army Naxy 2 3 4 A Gir s Association 4 Forensic Club 4 Junior Class Play Honor S c y 2 3 Girls Glee Club 4 Commercial Club 4 W aft XVALTER UN Boys ixe ox u-5 U Eiglvlcwz 'fi '- Ui' ' . -.THE RED AND WHITE if , il 'Q X . L J N :'x. . , q, E . .N: 'V Q PB ,v ix' Y 5 H x . . Q '- . Y .1 1 - . Ji, 3. : X1 , f' H' 1, .3 ri. H b ll' ii yi r W- k,42:l3y .2, 3, 4: ' N : : ' ' ., 21 C' ' . ', I -H 273: 4 ':I13'l4'gix ' . .'. ls. 1 si ' 'l A ' . . . we Vll- :.. .A.1,2.3: H 3' dvr h '.: I I ,CW G. ..1g.1, 3, 43. 1 02' L A ,-,. 1,111 , . .,, 'J 3: Thespian Club 3. 4: Hy-I-Io 3, . : : 0- X1 'lff -lllrlu,-l,',f,, iet .ls : 'M yi I 1' . 4. ,y fu I , 1 ' ,, ., H 1 'v . - 'fa - 1 : - I' A ' . Viv. ' A .1 -i 3, 4. X - - ' 3' 4' 3, 6 W' L xii 5 f 17 A j' 3 i i j ' I . ,V w Q- if 1' 1 l WU' . I, -U PP ' fl f' ' 'I : V Z :I i- : 1 r 1 c .i 3 a b 2 b ll 1 n V Xl l ' fr if Or , , 4, l 4 G l Gl Ll 3 l H h 1 fc , 4 cal 3 G A A 1, 2, 3 4 ,LFS W ' ' R i 2 ' 3 4 X. 5 lk 1 X PAULINE FISHER 'Hand 43 Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4: H Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. Baseball 1: ll Volleyball 4: Tumbling 1: G. A. RX A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: Hy- Ho 2. 3: Commercial Club 3, 4. GEORGE FOSTER JR Fury Class President 1 Secretary 4 Varslty Basketball 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Z 3 Golf Team 3 4 HlY 2 3 4 Commerc al Club 5,5413 116 ,,flf3lyL4A Q all 0 G 4 Reserwes 4 lbr ry ASSlSt3Ht 2 1 MARGARET FORBES Girls' Glee Club 4: Forensic Club 3: G. A. A. 1, 2: Commer- cial Club 3. 43 Hy-Ho 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 2. 3, 4. XIARY ROSE GEORGE Mary 0 Lyball 3 4 Cmnlmerclal Club DOROTHY GRIMES Dorolbg Red Forensic Club 3 I lbrary 2 Basketball 4 Speed T 2 um 1 ln soclatlon 4 res 3 Honor Tex R rl Ruler 3 4 Red and Whlte 3 4 Intramural Iiaskmtbwll 2 3 4 Thesplan Club 3 4 Natlonal Thtsplan 4 Junior Class Play Senlor Class Play Thesplan av 3 4 Forensc C l 3' VU? DORIS HORST Dee H Hu 3 4 Forensc Club 2 3 Red Rider 1 Red and White 3 Honor Society 2 3 4 BILI.. HANDWERK Handy T esplan Club 'I 4 Natlonal Thesplan 4 .lunlol Class Play Senlor Class Play The p an Ilay 3 Forensic Club 3 Cum YHLICIBI Club 3 4 RODNEX HAYDFN MARK HEATWOI-E H eatj Thesplan Club 3 4 Watlonal Thtsplan 4 Junior Class Play V , Senior Class Play Forensic Club 3 Intramural Illskttball 1 2 3 2 3 4 Chaplain a s Treasurer 1 I em e Club 3 3 4 Army lwax Bas et atlo Th Nllldh 4 Agora hall 1 2 Speedball 1 Tumbling ety 4 a e 4 n 'P 3 4 Orc ecretar Colf Team 2 3 4 Musc e 3 Forensic 2 3 Intramur s el 1 2 Th6SDlBn Club 3 4 l Basketball 4 Commercial Nalllmal Th95Pl3Y1 JUYHOT Club 3 Junior Class Play Stn Class Play Senior Class Plax mr Class Play -I Y l U . H l i ,. fy. V. , , A v ll-V , aG. A. lj, 45 . ' ' 2 ' , 4. 4 A I I' A ' ' , Q, A nl! A l ' . f If l l V5 t lx Jl f I . f I , HE IF , 7, ' H L if . an 4 db -4 . . . 5 i .i l - - 41. 1HY- 2.34: ' - X 3- 1 - -- ball A, 3, : - ll' LY 2, 3: 41 rs. -A.'A. 2, 3. J : : P '. : 2. J L 1 'A Rl X. 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Secretary 1 R nd 1 2 3 4 Orehe'-tra 2 3 4 Mmstrel 1 MllSlC3lE 2 Red Rider 1 2 3 co-editor 4 Thesplan Club 3 4 National Thesplan 4 Junior Cla-.s Play bemor Class Play The'-man Play 4 One Act Play 3 FKDTEDQIC Club 3 Basketball 1 4 Vulleyballl Speedball 1 HyH Honor Society 3 WALTER MCKEE Walt ' Class Vxcr Pre-.ldent 2 Track 1 F Otball 1 2 3 4 Reserxe Q k tball 1 Varslty Basketball 2 Nl ra 3 Varslt Assoclatmn 2 3 4 PAUL HUBACHER FS tramural liabkctball 2 3 4 nf' ETANLEY JOHNSON Manley Ll.-ns Vice Pruldent 3 llancl Manager 1 Z 3 4 Orchestra anaur 1 2 4 Mlnstre Z Muslcalt 2 3 Red and White 4 Thcsplan Club 3 4 Natlonal The-.plan 4 Thtsplan Play 3 4 Junior Class Play Qenlor Class Pay One Act Play 3 H Y '7 3 4 Honur boclety 4 Forenslc Club 3 Camera Club 4 Agora Qocnety 4 Hanny JEAN LINABURG 66171 Offxce Asslatant 2 lub X JACK LYON Tzger Red anrl Wh te 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Fo0tball,2 3 4 Basketball Manaxre-rv4 Varsity O Association 2 HN 4' EILEEN MARIE MCPERR Cnr Glee Club 3 4 MllSlCHl9 3 4 Commerclal Club HARRY C KOHLER Intramural Basketball 2 F F 4 V1cePre:. I-V4,1f'Z'7'44', EUGENIA INLOES Germ: rs Gee ub 4 PUFEHSI ub 4 Offlce As-.utant 3 4 eeclballl C A A Curl Reseru-. Z 3 4 Honor 1 y 9 3 RAY KENNEDY I-Iwi O4 tball Intramura Basketball 1 Rtszru. lla-.kttball 3 Var'-1tyllaskc1lmll4 'lr mlty O ANSOCI.-ILIUH 4 DEWEY LACY Gody Commerclal Club 4 fu L r1t1 5 J w A F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1' ef. 4. In- . Gil' 1-C1 3, 1' ' V Cl 3 ' ' , g 1 Sp 51. . .l,1Z, 3,42 ' 4 1' Q S '. , 2 Sr- N J ciet .., , 4. . . il J' . , 1' .f I M I 'N rr H ,. .. lf ' 5- ,-1 ,- F1 3.4: - -1 is MI..,5 : .3-. : 1-1. gy, '.v,. ' 4' : ' 5, : ' ' 'A ' J 5 ' : A' Q , Q: J 1 3 Q' . ' 5 i. ' ' . .. U. '- ,-1 5-,JJ A.1,2,3, Q '- ffl. If I-fl .Y 1 ' l W iff! ,z J f -iff , . v-f , L' If A . ' yr I Ny. ,' -Qllf . ,'. . 5' 3 ff H H1 U 1 - - : - ' , 4: M- 'll . sic C 2. 3: 'r R ve. .., 3. - exm A 1 ' . ' 1 . : a - , , , 1 3 ' I-5' l : - l x, -: Q : , ' L' . : : S . 3: Ny G. A. A. 1., 2, 3, 4: - 0 3, 4: : 1 . . V ' 5 f. , J- IS. , ll c A A : ' 2. 3, 4. ffm- . . 1 'f V Ba: P 0 - I . 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BETTE LOUISE METZGER Shorty Class Secretary 2 Band 1 7 3 rs Cee uw 4 Mwu Chorus 3 Muslcale 3 Thesplan um 3 4 Senlor Class Pav Purensm Club 2 3 Basketball 1 Jeulball 1 Z .5 4 Tumbms, 3 Red am whlL6 4 Hy Ho 3 4 Honor So c1ety 3 Agora Socuty 4 C1rl slrus 2 3 BILL MILLS Beak Varslty Basketball 3 4 Reszru Basketball 2 Intramural Basket b ll 1 Track Football Man Lr 1 2 3 4 Baseball Man ager 2 Vars1ty O Assoclatxon ILABELLE MANGLE S um 1 1, aa 7 N o n t1el Chorus C101 L u CHARLES MILLS Mzllfze M1am1 Ld son Hlgh School 1 nd 2 3 Orchcs ra tramural Basketball 2 3 4 L1 mnrclal Club 4 Foranslc Club 3 Bo s Clee Club 3 Mlxul Lhnu BERNARD MURTAUGH Marc and 1 ll ms rn L R11 er 4 Red and Wh1te 3 4 Track 1 Football 4 H1 '1 2 3 4 Thesplan Club 3 4 Natxonal Thesman 4 .Iumor Class Pl'1y Qenlor Class Play Thesp an Play 4 Forensic Club 3 Hono S Cltty 7 3 4 Debate 4 ALora Qocuty 4 ,ww EILEEN NICHOLAS ELIZABETH PERMAR N zck 3 zz .Af ln trel 1 Forensw C ub ax a 1 T bllnp, 3 A 5 0 C r serus 4 Cxmcra Club all 1 4 Tu c ,J 3' C1rl9 ssufl t1on Band 1 3' 4 Forenslcklub 11 7 1 lcae 3 Mwed Mrk! I if Glrls Glee Cluhfaj H0 r SOCIQKY 2 .3 43 ncm Pres 4 -X or? 301111 4 Hy b BM 4 f I n 7 ROBERT SECKEL Mart B0 MARTHA REHNI 164. Class lrc uleui H154 Red 4 Vlhltm 'S Xiu-sltf Ba kltball 7 3,9 3 4 Reserxe Basketball 1 Ba Qpeedball 1 3 Commerc1al Club ball 9 3 4 Commercial C 3 4 Honor SOClGty 3 4 Hy Ho 4 F00fbdll 1 9 3 4 Captain 4 Varslty 0 Assoc1at1on 1 2' 3 3 4 Army Wan Bas e ball 3 Nollry Ja .3-1CameaClub34 ls Glee Club 3 4 Minstrel 'Z Clrl A socxatwn 4 Foun mc Llum 3 HELEN SHIFFERLY Forrnsxc Club 3 Basketball i 4 asfball 1 3 Nollqball ana Spredball 3 Army Naxy 3 C A Glr s O Asso CIHIIOH 3 4 Honor Qocwty 3 4 Ho l 3 4 Commerc1a ub 3 DONAXLD 'SNYDER Band 1 mmeftlal Club 3 4 n mural Ba keflball 4 ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL flaw Jn- S '-'F I14u1!1 Om Q . , , . . A l U, pf' fl, A..A. 1. 2, 3. -lZ'11D Ib1II 1. - N 2. 331135-1-11 2: H,--H 3. .41 . 1. . A 1, 2, . I ' ll Ml S ' 2: ' 2: I - 'I b 'E' iii y s, .'t 42 ,' H 2, 5 Mi. C .- . 1 1- 1. , W Y 1 ' 'I .. jq , , . 1 I 1 Y 4 J .' - , . 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J g J I '1 4' 4, Q' 2 I ' 5 - s - ' . 1 1' ' ', I 1 1 1.5 .1 I ' l THE RED AND WHITE I 1 MW V x CHARLES TURNER KENNY VAUGHN X Cbhck A rfb o s C ee Club 2 3 Mixe Chorli 2 3 Fornnsic Club 3 Intramural Rsketball 1 7 Mu sicale 3 Intramural Basketball 5 ELEANOR WEBSTER HELEN WEISER Nunner ass V1ceI'res 4 ll nd 1 7 lr hestra 2 3 Girls u Class Vice Pres 1 2 Prmsulent nd 3 4 Orchestra 4 Minstre Musicale 2 R 1 R1 LF 4 C0 eclltor ux Mins re Rul ana lte 1 2 liu M 'T tspan 4 Scnlor Class I av 1 sketball 2 3 4 Vo eyba 3 4 Speedball 2 3 Army lwaxy G1 Assoclatlon 3 4 Clrl Reserxes 2 4 Honor Society 3 4 res 4 Fhesplan Play 4 EVELYN XVEYGANDT Birdy ml 1 C lee Llu 1 ef 1 rl Whitt 3 Thespian Club 3 4 lNat1onal The-.pian 4 Junior Llass Play Senior Class av orensxc Club 2 as 1all 1 0 c mall lia-.1 1all 2 5 Tumb 1 rmy Naxy 1 C fi ls O Association 5 1 Ll1b 4 1 1rl Reserxes C amera Club 7 3 Commercial Clum 4 llhLNll1dY1 Club 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 1 r l 1 I' MAR JORIE SMITH 111dfge Girls' Glee Club 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Speedball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3: Tumblinx: 2: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' 0 As- sociation 4: Girl Rm-serves 4: Hy- Ho 2, 3, 4: Musiculv 3. ELMER STAUFFER Ilggl South Side High School Ft ayne Ind 3 Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity O As o clatlon 4 I' ootball Manage Commercial Club 4 S T Class 'Presu retary Re 14 er n Club uni Clas lay Forensx 3 ntramu Basketball 1 e Bask tball 2 Varsity as a 4 llasm Ja ar slty I3 lon 4 2113 .- National Thespian Junior Forfnsic Club 2 3 Basketball 1 7 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Speedball 1 2 3 Baseb lll Tumblmx. 1 rmy Naxy 2 3 4 G A r C1 s O Asso a ion 2 3 4 Hy Ho 4 Honor Q cuty 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Society 4 JEANNE WEYGANDT Jeanne wed Chorus 3 GIFS ee 11 3 Thcsn n ub ormns1c Club 5 Hy Ho 3 4 Qommirclal Club 4 fjfl-ICL Assistant 4 436 LEORA SPRUNGER HLQEIEH Girls' Glen- Club 3. 4: Musicale 3' G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 12 Mixed Chorus 3: Hy-H0 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Library As- sistant 3. CAROL STROUSE ass Treas 3 Mlnstr nr Rider 3 Thespia 4 Natlo a Thcsplan 4 Jun or ass Pla Honor Society a 1 Honor 4 Forensi Club 2 Camera Club 7 C o Sec aaa Thesplan Play 4 Om Ac 3 Glec Club 4 Chorus VT and Whitt Musical Agora Society 4 DONALD SWINEHART Su mea Senior Class Play Y Commexclal Club 3 4 Camera ub 3 Pres 11161111 Ill U ' Cl -1 1 ' ' 2:.R. , ' w', 11,252-: . A :'Nr' 1 - A: 1 ' fr.,-1: ' i L: 1. . A. ,im ' A 3. 4: Hy-H 3, 4: S - . : ' : -- la ' : - ' : 1 1 ' A 2: ix 1 Bl ZM ' 2: ' .' ' 'Z Hi-' 3, -1: id 'l 1 he ' -. ' 2 ' K 4: ' .' : Cl , 4, 4. is Yl 5-l ll 1: V - 'CO ' I' 2 Hi-Y 2. 3, 45 r' 4. a . 1 C E Q s - rr - ' 11 rr 11 I ll y ,l ' .., : d Q 5, 4. . -.s O G 4- 5 V f K v 11.1 X. .. ., . H , - Q . Y: 3, lla 1, 2, , I .1 1, Cl ' - 3 a , I.. 3, 2, 3, : ' s l 2: J' ' , 42 70 -' ' 'V -42 ' Gln 3: 1-I 'd- 3, , - ' 4: 1 Cl 1 3, 4: ' .11 -1 2: - - 1 f -- , , ' - , .1 Wh' A , . 3. 4. s. Ltr. 4: ' ' - .1 ' 43 ' 1 ' Tll:l'SI11an Cluyi 4. 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I -. , Y JAY WHITMORE Intramural lk nsketball 4 JUN E WYLER une fx ,lvyfff flrls CTJWSI IM sus j 148:-:Z lub 3 ary AQ 'xAfVr?1gtan2,1iAji 0 iv lrl Remerxes I V DER ' Volley all a o ll 3 Army Navy 2 3 A ' Glee C u 4 Semor C ass Q1 Foren Club 3 Llbrary slbtant 3 ARLENE WILHELRI llV1lly Thebpuan Club 3 4 Junior Class Play OnefAct Play 3 Qpeedball 0 Curl Reserves 2 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 4 Glrlr. Glee Club 4 CHARLES YODE Cbarlze Red and Wh enlor Class m ay 'F tball on FOTCDSIC Club 3 ramural lr DOROTHY YONTO Rube Red Rlder 4 Semor Claes Play Vo eyball 1 2 Babeball 1 2 A 1 2 3 4 Curl Renerv 7 3 4 Camera Clubl 4 Com merclal Club 4 Hy Ho 3 4 ,K ,A SA 'lj ,AAQ Arv- I 1 If-of-Av ,K V6 kd bl 1, ,flax ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Tu enlg Three l,f-'f -' 2 11,2 , f 'F x F. F. A. 2, 3. 4: ' ' 1, . 15 cf A. A. 1, Hy-H' 32, 3, V4, . . .. nj ff I if r- ' r' I U In v . ,J J . D, . 4 Q 5 ' - ' 3, 4: v ity 0 As i 4: Z 2, 3,, ' : J 1, fl , B sketb 1, 2. 3: 2, 3, 4. A 'I 4f 4LI ' I I . N ' I Q 0 U N IR 1' I ' ,. 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THE RED AND WHITE Semen Uma Jmicwa We stand at the foot of an Everest about to 'nalee our ascent Twelve years ago we be gan our long trek through the foothills Four years ago we arrived at this base and began to make our preparations We are now ready to make our great assault on life As vye stand ready to leave vye remember the highlights of our yournev thus far Our first guide through this unknown land was our Freshman sponsor Mr Ervym The follovying year he was succeeded by Miss Layton During that second year vye produced a hilarious play Elmer for chapel We also held a scavenger hunt one cold night Through our most diffi cult year we vyere led by our co sponsors Miss Davis and Mr Iawrence With the assistance of Mr Howells yye produced our Junior Class play Silas Marner The most outstanding event of our junior year was our supper dance to which we invited the Seniors This year again we have Miss Davis as a sponsor We have produced Running Wild as our Senior Class play A fevy more words of advice and our stay here vyill be complete Behind us lies the imprint of our journey Our classmates have been outstanding in every field of endeavor Especially is this true of athletics We have contributed much to our successful football squad In both boys and girls basketball yve have been well represented been successful not only in the mayor divisions but also in the minor activtties of our ath letic program Marked attention should be given to our high scholastic attainment In the local and national Honor Societies we give ample proof of our ability as students Three of our mem bers have won gold pins in that organization while only a total of four have been given in the last IO years The Thespian Club bears witness to our dramatic efforts with its 20 Senior members 13 of whom have become National Thespians The debate team and Agora Society give an other illustration of our exceptional adaptability In the field of music we are outstanding the Band Orchestra and Chorus are all built on a solid foundation of Seniors The Musicales which have been produced in this school also contained a representation from our class Our literary accomplishments are contained vuthxn the pages of the RED RIDER and the RED AND WHITE The editors and business managers of both of these publications are our classmates Each year as yye progressed yye chose a student to be our president As Freshmen we elected junior Foster as Sophomores Bill Stutzman as juniors Helen Edna Weiser and as Seniors Bob Seckel These students selected by their companions have done a fine job of co ordxnatxng our class They brought about a spirit of co operation which has greatly aided us in all our activities We wish to pay tribute to our presidents of the past and present In the memories of the members of the Class of 1940 the years they spent in Orrville High are indelibly written No matter where the paths of life may lead us vye shall have something in common forever BERNARD INIURTAUGH JOHN HALL Tn Cnty Four I I . . 1 7 A - . 7 Y V 1 I I I . . . 4 7 I Y. Q I Y. 7 1 7 l Y . ' Y . I Y 4' r 1 . y - , ' ' A q A . 4 ' 1 ' . I 7 1 l 1 A . I I Y. V Y ' I u Y Y. 1 I 1 1 1 1 I y I ' 1 1 . , 1 . A large portion of the boys' and girls' O associations is made up of Seniors. We have 7 I D .1 Y I - Y Y 1 1 Y 1 1 1 l 4 1 A ' ' 1 , ' 1 ' . 1 A L 1 y 1 ' 1 1 1 1 v - ' , ' . h . . - Y . . - . . A . . . . Y . . V A N A 1 S f939 fmfucw Somew Swpfpw lance On Frrday evenmg May 19 1939 the Class of 1940 presented the flnal and most elaborate socral event of the year a supper dance gn en IH honor of the gradu dung class of 1959 For thxs event the hrgh school gymmsrum was most attrac t1vely decorated IH the sp1r1t of romant1c Hawa11 Completely covermg the east wall of the gymnasrum was a beauuful pncture representlng a Hawauan lagoon w1th plcturesque Sk1ffS sarlmg on IIS blue waters and palms bordermg nts shores Thls prcture effectrvely set off by colored llghts created rn the mmds of the dancers the rllusnon that they were dancrng on a Hawauan beach rn the moonlrght Muslc ss as furnrshed by Harry Granau and hrs orchestra whlch was s1tuated rn mn 1ttract1ve green and gold pergola Card tables ln the balcony and at the edge of the dance floor provxded entertamment for those who drd not care to dance At the close of the evenmg a buffet supper vsas served For the Class of 1940 the success of the supper dance was a frttlng revxard for the efforts they put forth m preparlng rt For the Class of 1959 the memorres of thxs the culmmatmg expe rxence of therr soc1al lrfe rn hugh school w1ll remam outstandmg through the years PAUL CARTER STANLEY JOHNSON . . w 1 a . . 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We the Class of 40 berng, of sound mmd and body do make thrs our last wrll and testament revokmg and maktng votd all promrses made by use prevrously To Mrss Davrs we leave our thanks for her untrrrng patrence at our spasmodrc class meetrngs Mr Lawrence yye leave only memorres We hope he wont frnd them too depressrng Mr Tustrn we leave all our srx rules to le used on oncomrng Senrors the entrre faculty vye leave all the amazrng lenoyyledge and startling rnformatron found our examrnatron papers the Junlors the room that we haye tearfully abdrcated and all the drawnngs and gum that we have left on our desks To the Sophomores The marvelous two year olds who are fussy bashful and pessrmrs IIC a needed shove and some self confrdencel To the dear Freshmen Some red paint to harmonrze wrth their greenness and all avarl able toys not used by the Sophomores to whrle away dreamy study hall hours In addrtron we make the followrng personal bequests I Marjorre Amstutz do bequeath to Rrchard Yoder my ab1l1ty to get along wrth hrs brother I Harold Beldrng leave to Bob McCurdy my abrlrty to draw prctures of varrous study hall teachers durrng my Idle hours I Betty Benglesdorf loan to Helen Benglesdorf my book L1ve Love and Learn Dont lose rt Im only two thrrds through Marian Bowers leave to Mrd Horst all the DOUHICS ln my l1fe Donald Brenneman do bequeath to Paul Manson my abrlrty to keep my H1 Y pm Dorothy Brrllhart grve to Arlene Arrhart that certarn swrng Joe Carney do bequeath unto Junror Brown my quret my sterrous vyays Korleen Carpenter confer upon my krd srster Wanda my l1k1ng for brrght colors Paul Carter do surrender unto Dale Smucker my groove rn the srdewalk up South Main and out East Oak Agnes Chatterellr pass on to Lucrlle Gerser my dead eye for the hoop Matthew Chatterellt do bequeath to Don Frey my abrlrty to dance and to wrrte notes' Harley Chrtstner reluctantly cede unto Russell Malcurt my job of callrng at the school house rn my l1m a zene I Betty jane Clme present to my srster Phyllrs my seat rn Economrcs lt comes rn handy sometrmes 9 I Vrrgrnra Converse donate to Carmel Chatterellr my reserved subtle ways I Marran Crownover leave to Tookre Smrth my numerous love affarrs I Don Cukr wtth pleasure present unto Bruce McDougall my 9 oclocks for Mr Lawrence I Walter Cunnrngham do bequeath unto Lester Chrlcote my seat rn Room 2 Roomy lsn t 1t7 I Allen Drller leave to George Crrswell my flrrtatrons vyrth the country grrls I Forrest Drxon do bequeath unto Bob Hall my abrlrty to get away from school before any one else Paul Drage do bequeath unto Don Brenner my popularrty wrth the G A A plebs Helen jane Ellsworth confer upon Becky Webster my abrlrty to translate the theorres of H S and Murtaugh' Robert Evans donate to Louis Chlne my hetght and red halr Eessre Frsher heartily present to Georgra my srster the abrlrty to chew gum vyrthout Mr Tustrn s knowmg that I am breakrng rule No 6 I Paulrne Frsher do bequeath unto Carolyn Wfarner my second frddle I Margaret Forbes confer upon Dennrs By all my cttrzenshrp ratrng rn the school I Junror Foster grve to Melvrn Stocksdale my abrlrty to rgnore the vyomen I Mary Rose George bequeath unto Lrllran Falb the use of the drtto machrne rn the commercnal offrce I Helen G ft do bequeath unto June Ryland my abrlrty to be a mrte but mlghty' I Dorothy Grtmes present to Betty Ann Auble my quret loye lrfe' Tuenly .Sly I 'y U - '. I l ,le ' I y h I , ' ' , ' ' I I - I ' -- To . - . . I ' . 7 I . ' I ' I To I ' I , ,. . I . ' - I . . , ' , ' ' on I ' ' - . To I ' y I . I ' I . ' : 1 --'a - q 1 iv, , 1 I I . r A ' ' Z 1 . I l I 1 , ' , 7 . . , . V . . V 1 . . . Y . L . Y . . . dy . I L , . I I I I '. ' I I, 1, I v y I y V . 1, , ' I I ' - L I y I I y, I I, , ', ' I ' I I I 'I ' I, Melvin Chilcote, do bequeath unto any' future Bible student my' vacant seat. , , , I 4, , 'v . A , iv . , if A . I U A I I. I D . 1 1 1 1 1 A . Y 1'1 a 1 y I . , , . , ' I x I ' I ' I I ' ' S 9 A fy K ' ' 1 9 .Y I I ' rv' 5 , 4 v . . 'v 1 Iv I I I I I, -, 1 4' ' 1' ' . . . . I, I Q I 'I ' ' .I I . O. . .- . , I I y . ' ly. I ' A ' ' ' I t I I ,I I. ' ' I . I ' ' I ' . I I ' I I . - I ' ' - I ' I ' , I John Hall do bequeath unto Duck Fugutt my abuluty to make Muss Schantz laugh I Wulluam Handyxerk donate to Frutz Bulderback my unsurpassed abuluty un tlramatucs Rodney Hayden do bequeath unto Robert Grumes the luve stock I left bchund Mark Heatvyole yyush to transfer unto Gordon bouth my yob as bus druver for the south end kuds Dorus Mae Horst grant unto Louuse Zarle my seat un the Homestead just to keep ut un the famuly I Russell Horst do bequeath unto Davud Graber my abuluty to have a funger un every ue un the hugh school except athletucs Don t work too hard' Paul Hubacher bestow my cuteness upon Duck Falk Isnt he darlung gurls? Eugenua Inloes leave unto Roxue Muller my love for dark haured boys Stanley Johnson present unto john Robert jones my good looks bravyn and brauns Raymond Kennedy do wull unto Don Frey my abuluty K J un basketball Harry Kohler do bequeath unto Harold Shufferly my skull un rausung pugs Dewey Lacy resugn unto Pete Perkuns my abuluty to get by un school Junuor Lautenslager entrust unto any capable young man the care of Dolly Dona Jean Lunaburg do surrender unto Evelyn Lehman my abuluty to get em Peggy Longshore do bequeath unto Jane Horst my charm and grace' jack Ly ons bestow upon jackue Ry an my occasuonal mustache Walt McKee bestow upon John Spuker my physuque Euleen McPerry do bequeath unto Charles Bohlen my wonderful druvung abuluty Maruanna Macruno do vyull unto Irene Shelt my long fungernauls They re useful' Isabelle Mangle do bequeath unto Dorothy Frey my blond curly haur Charles Mulls leave un the hands of Dale Arnold my argumentatuve abuluty un Cuvucs I hope you can get the last word I never could I Bernard Murtaugh do bequeath unto Mr Tustun my calm and pouse at all tumes I Euleen Nucholas grant to any West End Freshman my dauly exercuse I Eluzabeth Permar offer to Marulyn Amstutz my sweet dusposutuon I Martha Rehm leave unto Creta Clary my very excellent artustuc abuluty I Robert Seckel do bequeath unto anyone who wull take good care of ut my fancy haurcut I Helen Shufferly do relunquush to Dorothy Benner my Alma Matter un Wayne County Maruorue Smuth donate to any one that can use them all my Smuthvulle boy fruends Don Snyder heartuly present to Euleen Hans my red haur and good sense of humor Leora Sprunger transfer to Lorraune Horst my permanent wave Elmer Stauffer offer my poems to Muss Schantz to be used as modern sature Carol Strouse sorrowfully relunquush unto Wanda Mathuas my sweet come huther vouce Wulluam Stutzman do relunquush unto Don Demlow my throne as A No l Gurl Wunner I Charles Turner do bequeath my excess stature to Bruce McDougall I Eleanor Webster do bequeath unto Margaret Jenkuns my abuluty to have my cake and ea ut I Helen Edna Weuser donate to Ann Fouch my gray haurs acquured from the Red Ruder At least they won t show Evelyn Weygandt lend to Luz Weber my abuluty to get suck at the most opportune tumes Jeanne Weygandt do offer unto Phyllus Halterman those weekly vusuts from Ruttman jay Xwhutmore bequeath to Mr Howells my black wavy haur to use un case hus runs out Arlene Wulhelm leave to Mr Holquust all the rubbons Ive collected for further decora tuons un hus room June Wyler do wull unto joe Fallanca my untellugence un Latun Vurgunua Yoder do leave to Betty Carter that cute luttle guggle Dorothy Yonto donate to Duck Goudy my eught day duet P S I hope ut vyorks I Charles Yoder leave the school better for havung been here MARIAN BOWERS MARJORIE AMSTUTZ GRRVILLE HIGH SCHOGL Tu e my Seven I, ' . ' ' ' V , A 4 I A it ' I 4 ' I A 1 P . , V 1 I, , ' . , . IV V . , V f ' V IV VV V . V V . . . . . V IV - .VV v iv N 'vu V IV ' . V . Y . , . V IV . ' V , , V . , ' ' V. ', I, f , ' . I, ' , ' - I, , ' ' . IV . . .V . , , ' ' V I, , f ' ' , ' . I, Bette Metzger, present to Marcille Wenger my friendliness and carelessness. IV . V . V . .. , . . g , . V V V . V . . A V V , , 1 V , V . , ,- V V V, , '. I, 1' , ' ' . I, , , ' - I, . .' '- I, . ' ' ' ' , - IV . . V . . V V V . . , - I V . . V V . . . 9 1 ' IV V VV V . V . . V . IV VV V V , V . . . V IV . V V . A . . I I - I, 1' , j 1' - ' . . .1 ' . . 7 as 4 . THE RED AND WHITE Glam? It wls IH the year 1957 that the neyyly aetrye volcano Mt Orr erupted burylng a large portlon of Wayne County mcludnng Orrvtlle w1th 1ts whtte hot lava mstantly klllmg the crtrzens of that community and freezxng them ln the very posmon ln whlch they were at the t1me of the eruptron It was because of th1s pecullar HCI of nature that the Professors Seake and Fmedd tlred of unearthmg nothmg but shell holes on the European contment dectded 1n the year 2944 A R fafter Rooseveltb to come to Amer1ca and conduct an expedrtxon rn the VICIHIIX of what had once been Way ne County wrth the hope of making dlscoverxes about the so called crv1l1zat1on of the anc1ent Amerlcans In 2944 A R The Natxonal TClCV1S1OH Company of Amerxca was one of the leadtng concerns ID th1s fleld It was the1r good fortune to secure the excluslve televxsxon rlghts for the Seake and Fmedd expedltlon To cover th1s assrgnment they sent the1r ace televxslon re porter J Hovyells a dxrect descendant of P K Hovyells vsho vyas an lnstructor rn the Hrgh School 1n Orrv1lle when the eruptron of Mt Orr took place The followmg paragraphs are excerpts from J Howells book My Honorable Ancestors whxch he wrote upon returmng from hts assrgnment wrth the Seake and Fmedd expedmon The book was published by the E P O C fEllsworth Publlshers Offlce Companyj Thrs company was founded by Mlss Helen Jane Ellsworth m 1947 that she might prlnt her own pamphlets whlch she wrote and used to further her soclal servrce vyorle seems qulte mteresteel rn certann names Perhaps nt will help you nf I explarn th1s now All of the names are of persons vyho were members of the Class of 1940 of Orrvxlle Hrgh School This class was the favorrte of Mr I Howells ancestor Mr P K Howells Wlth these facts mn h1s possessxon I am sure lf vyrll be easy for the reader to understand Mr Howells mterest 1n certarn names From 'My Honorable Anrertorr Determ1n1ng by some very old papers obtamed at the capltol rn Columbus the locat1on of the anclent cxty of Wooster the expedltlon under the guldance of the professors started excavanons By good fortune our frrst excavatxon brought to lxght the Court House at Woos ter Thls burldrng butlt of Cunnxngplast a maternal manufactured by the W Cunnmgham Company had wrthstood the effect of the eruptlon exceedmgly well Some of the credlt for tts durabllrty must be gxven to the desrgn of construcnon whxch vyas orxgtnated by the fnrm of Hall and Swtnehart The fact that thus buxldmg yyas rn such a magntflcent state of preservatxon proved of great serv1ce to the expedrtton for much matertal was gathered from the papers wrthnn 1ts walls As the rest of the exped1t1on vyere busy pormg over more technrcal papers I chanced to f1nd the marrxage lxcense ftles and passed some very rnterestlng t1me explormg them Among other names llsted there were those of Paul Carter head chemrst Wood Preservrng Com pany and the name of the woman was blurred but she was Home Economxcs teacher at O H S Also l1sted were Dorls Mae Horst nurse and some restaurant ovyner Charles Yoder manager of Amerrcan Arr Lmes and Maryotre Amstutz voted frrst HVIHIIIX of Amer1ca for 1945 Helen Weiser and a professyonal football player who had lust bought out Maxvyurm of Martln and Marwurm jean Llnaburg and a man famous for hrs square dance callrng As I wandered about the court house I notrced the desks of the people who had worked there Among them were the desks of Margaret Forbes and Arlene Wllhelm These two gxrls Tu wzty Ezglft 2 . . if .f A- f 1 1 Y if 1 ' I V 1 1 , ' . 1 1 ' ..' ty 1 , , . ' ' 1 ' , 11 ' y 1 ' 1 1 v ' ' ' ' 11 1 1 1 I I 1 ' 1 y . 1 1 ' y 1 ' - 1 V A 7 Y . . . A . i I 7 I A 7 1 7 7 I . A Y . - , - - , . l Y . . Y . 1 . 1 1 1 1 A - y P As you read into Mr. Howells' book you will notice that many' times he refers to, and 1 7 a I - r '-, . 1 . , 1 I r ' ' ' A . V, D 1 1 1 1 I 11 l I 1 Q 1 ' ' 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' 7 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 4 ' 71 1 I 1 1 I 1 ' 1 , I , . . y 1 1 1 ' , . I 1 I Y ' 1 K ' ' Y 7 7 9 I , had so mastered the art of stenography that they were all the stenographers that the court house needed I notlced that Ray Kennedy had been Sherxff and that Bernard Murtaugh had been prosecutlng attorney before hrs tr1al on charges of attemptrng to cause Ohlo to secede from the Umon so that he mrght set up a dlctatorshrp ln that state As excavatrons continued and more of Wooster came to lrght I found a little shop up near the College called Strouses Snacks and Knxck Knacks The shop had been owned by the Colleges resrdent nurse and had been managed for her by a woman named Bessle Frsher At the College I found that many of their professors and staff had halled from near by Orrvrllc- Marranna Macrmo had been chxef chef of all the Colleges boardmg halls Marlan Crownover had been Dean of the College of Commerce Helen Grft had been Drrector of the School of Home Economrcs Korleen Carpenter had been Director of Women s Athletrcs and had Agnes Chatterelll as her ass1stant Paul Drage had been Football Coach and Elmer Stauffer had been Basketball Coach As the roads to Orrvrlle were cleared we found that there were many commerclal vehlcles on the road between Orrvxlle and Wooster One of the frrst of these I notxced was a truck owned by Cukrs Bakery Another was a truck load of cabs from Lyon 84 Evans Cab Co Strll another was a truck load of stock from the Hlll and Dale farm owned by Jay Whltmore A srgn by the slde of the road advertrsed Cllnes Classlc Cold Creams Perhaps the most enllghtemng part of the expedmon was the dlscovery that the younger generatxon d1d not go to a crty or some other place away from home to settle as many of the popular theorres on the behavror of the younger people of that perrod would have us belleve The expedltxon found that not a few Orrvllle young folks returned to Orrvrlle to settle down after they had completed their educatlon To xllustrate th1s pomt I could grve such examples as Harold Beldmg foreman at the Orrvrlle Body Co Donald Snyder owner of Snyder We1d1ng Charles Mrlls who bought out Bowmans grocery Erleen McPerry and Eugenra Inloes who assumed control of one of the promment beauty shops Walter McKee who was the head of the cxtys recreatronal pro gram Jeanne Weygandt who became the ltbrarxan V1rg1n1a Converse who became head operator of the telephone exchange and Paulxne Frsher who taught Typmg and Shorthand In the hrgh school Orrvtlle However some had the gypsy foot and they found the1r place elsewhere I d1scov ered where some of these were by readrng old copres of The Colzrzer Crexcent I nottced that rmmedlately after graduatron from hugh school Bull Handwerk had gone to Calrforma where he had started a thrlvlng dog walkmg enterprlse One day whrle he was out walkmg some of hrs patrons dogs he was nottced by a talent scout He was s1gned by M G M and rt was only a few years untrl he was harled as Spencer Tracys successor I founel that Donald Brenneman had been taken mto the chemxstry department of the DuPont Co that Dorothy Yonto was wxth Rmglmg Bros bxlled as Tlny I saw that Har ley Chrrstner had toured the country rn a house car sellrng more house cars to other people I saw that Joe Carney had made a name for hlmself rn professional football and I d1scov ered that Brll Mllls and Robert Seckel had teamed up together and scorched the track rn srx day bnke races I nottced another who had done a llttle track scorching but hrs was In the 100 meter race vyhere he had set a new record Russell Lautenslager It seemed as though every paper I plcked up had an artxcle about one track or another The next paper I read told of Devsey Laey s explonts on the Indxanapolrs Speedway I also read m that paper that V1rg1n1a Yoder had become the manager of Macy s Frfth Avenue store and that june Wyler yyas domg the mndova decorat1ons I savs that Ilabelle Mangle had volunteered for the Brxtlsh Womens Corps rn the war of 1939 1911 and that qulte 1 fuss had been stnrred up because some drdnt thmk II was fCozt1v11red on Page XII ein ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL T11 entv Nlzm , . ..,, , ,, , . . . g ' I L , . I 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 L 1 1 . 1 - I . 1 ' y 1 1 I Q . v ' 7 1 . . ' 1 1 I , . Y I Y . y . -, , , , , V. . V . I , 1 . 1 L 1 ' I I - ' 1 1 7 . ' ' I U I 1 1 Y 1 , , There are many more examples of the way in which the younger generation took over in ' 1' , 1 r 1 ' D ' . , , 1 1 1 I ' - I 1 I 1. 1 . 1 , . 1 Y . 1 I - ' I 1 1 ' 1 ' I I V D 1 Y a I 1 1 1 1 1 71 v ' v' 1 Y . I I 1 v 1 ' 4 Y D V' v 1 . 1 ff ' . . , ' . . , . . ' ' ' ' , 1 . P - 1 5 I f ' f 1 . 2 ' 1 it I THE RED AND WHITE NAME TI-IEMI' SONG USUAL OCCUPATION Maryorre Amstutz To You Sm1l1ng Harold Beldmg Dmg Dong the Wxtch Is Dead Drovy nmg Betty Benglesdorf Donald Brenneman Amt You Ashamed Nobody knows What Is This Thmg Called Love? Looklng wxse Dorothy Brrllhart Sweet Lnttle Headache Guardlng the hall Marlan Bowers joe Carney Korleen Carpenter All nn Favor Su I Scatterbrams Shunmng men Sleepnng Four A M Wrmng letters Paul Carter Agnes Chatte relll Our Love tfrrst chorus? Goxng up Mam street Indlan Summer Praetxelng ln the gym Matthew Chatterelll Comes Love Talking Melvm Chrlcote I Want the Walter Goxng places Harley Chrxstner Somebody Stole My Gal Workmg hard Betty Jane Cllne Virginia Converse Marlan Crownover Ch1r1b1r1b1n Laughmg Small Fry Medltatxng I Dldnt Know What Tlme It Was Fl1rt1ng Don Cukr Walter Cunnmgham Wham Sockxng people You Must Have Been a Beautxful Baby Dreamnng Allen D1ller Forest Drxon Paul Drage Hrgh Wlde and Handsome Roammg around the up per a Melancholy Lullaby Domg nothlng Falthful Forever S1tt1ng In the library Helen Jane Ellsworth Robert Evans More Than You Know You Tell Her Cause I Stutter Hurry ing Reading funny books Bessle Fisher Pauline Fisher Margaret Forbes I Poured My Heart Into a Song Smgmg Its Funny to Everyone But Me Fxddllng The Glrl Behind the Venetian Blrnd Lookxng demure Jumor Foster Mary Rose George Whats the Matter Wlth Me7 Commg late to B1ble Dark Ex es Shovsmg her d1mpleS Helen Grft Dorothy Grlmes john Hall Blll Handwerk Rodney Hayden Mark Heatvuole Dorls Mae Horst Russell Horst Paul Hubacher Eugenla Inloes Stanley johnson At a Perfume Counter Studying Latm At Least You Could Say Hello Hurry mg lm An Old Covshand Bemg bored The Llttle Red Fox Typmg Donkey Serenade Drlvmg to school Lool-. Out In some play Especxally for You Bel n g svy eet Careless 1Carolessl Sell1ng somethlng El Rancho Grande Last Nxght A Man and HIS Dream Grrnnxng Talklng to Elleen Preachmg Tbnly . x 1 Y I 2, K , 11 Q . .. . 1 V V V V y 1 1 I- l- - 1 ' y . s1 1 , A 1 Y Y . ' . . 1 U 1 4 Y A D I 1 1 Y 11 I A , , . , 1 Y 7' - V . V V' V Ar r V 1 1 ' ' ya I 1 ' I I 1, ,V XVHAT THEY NYPD XVHAT THEY LIKE WHAT THEY DISLIKI' Wxnes 1 000 000 dollars Not love anwxax A shock Roses Red shlrts and xellow nes Ham Com ertrbles Loud socks Economics Mice who thmle they lre men Long dry speeches A suntan Transportatlon Tall people Re Her honey A pillows Athletxcs Frckle people To grve speeches More sleep Red convertibles Blue exes and brown curly haxr A horse and buggy Fxercrse Almost amthmg Icy roads on Frxday night F lsketball Homework over the week end A Ge rman harrcut Dancmg Whrskers A rest A vac mon Snlts To sleep rn the mornmgs To be m school on mce Sprmg days To work School The We st End People who talk too much Pax for 111 txpmg she does To get somewhere on trme A grrl To slng., Bench slttxng because of foul rn hockey Clothes Box s Varletx Hrs bf-ard Mllk Somethrng to eat Ham md Eggs Green and red dresses People who isle questrons Crowd of glrls that follows hlm around Ambrtlon Sleepxng Gold drggers To be chaperoned Porte rhouse steak The xx eather More nme Sv eaters and chocolate Waxtrng More funnx books Funnx books Slushv weather An HUL1lIlOI1 To wrxte poetrx Jrtterbugs Psx chosrs More peace Ice skatmg Srllc hose Warm weather Lrver To luck can of nrtro gly cerlne Peace Hamburgers wrth onron Studs hall Danclng Cattmess More haxr rrbbons C ndx 4 155 for chevung gum To be mo places at once A sm tller mouth Almost amthmg Lxttle Broun jug Real red flngernalls Lrterarx thneves Johnson s voxce A Sophomore glrl Redheads To be a ventrxloqurst To eat To strrt a taxl husmess Addrtlonal welght Garlnc Women Place to applx home ec abrlrtx Ice cream and what goes mth rt IHSIHCCIIIX To make up hrs mrnd Am thing that resembles food Rules A lnttle more oomph Exerxthmg Nothing People to argue wth Iulran spaghetn Ottxmxsm Overshoes Brllllmt lttractlwe elexer women Cold salmon ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL llurlj One ' 12 ' , 4 7 , ' V ' 1 . - V . V. -V V . '. ' . V . V . I 1 'K V V ,' ' . , L , V . V - ' V V 4 1 ' : . .V , 1.-1 'z K V K , , . .V 1 . V e Q ' 2 '. . .. , V . V, . . V . - V V1 V ,- K , . . - V . Y . . Y . 1 ' '. 4 , ' ' 4 V - V . V . f. V V, , 2 , . V ., V , . , ' ' . V V.' L . V 1 . V . . V . V V ' . . V. - ' 7 . , , V . . . , L 'L . V.q -.V. - . -. THE RED AND WHITE NAME TH!-MP Soyo UNUSUAL OCCUPATION Raymond Kennedy Harry Kohler Dewey Lacy You Gttta Be a Football Hero Drllyrng The Da Da Strarn Im Sorrx For Mxself Russell Lautenslager lean Lrnaburg Peggy Longshore Jack Lyon O Drogenes Thrnkrng Loafrng Keeprng quret Chatterbox Our Love lsecond chorusl Wrrtrng poetry Trung to get her home ec done Nrght Rrder Marranna Macrrno Illabelle Mangle Erleen McPerry Lady Be Good Dream Krsses Blowrng off Talkmg about Tommy Dorsey Tarnt What You Do Stayrng at home lfrom schoolb Walter McKee In the Mood Not havrng hrs economrcs Betty Metzger Babv Me Smrlrng sweetlx Brll Mrlls Smoke Gets rn Your Exes Whrstlrng Charles Mrlls Lets Fall rn Love Plaxrng ,azz on hrs trumpet Bernard Murtaugh Erleen Nrcholas N11 ghtmare Thrnkrng up theorres Its Me Agarn Eatrng at Haas Elrzabeth Permar Martha Rehm Heaven Can Wart Tall Tan and Terrrfrc Robert Seckel All the Thrngs You Are Helen Shrfferly Wart and See Talkmg to Bettx Metzger Cuttrng paper Berng elected rn Commercral offrce somethrng Readrng Life Maryorre Smrth Donald Snyder Lrngerrng on Your Doorstep Leora Sprunger Elmer Stauffer Carol Strouse Brll Stutzman Leanrng on the Ole Top Rarl Out of Novr here Oh' What Xou Sard' Who knovus' Chatterrng Frghtrng vxrth Readrng D Yonto Beer Barrel Polka Donald Swrnehart What s New Shovxrng off Lookrng prettx for the grrls Charles Turner The Lrttle Man Who asn t There Lookrng dovsn Kenneth Vaughn Strange Enchantment Tellrng jokes Eleanor Webster Helen Werser Youd Be Surprrsed Askrng questrons Mx Man Starrng rnto space Evely n Wey gandt Ill Never Be the Same Foo ball play ers Jeanne Wey gandt Go F15 a Krte jay Whrtmore Wagon Wheels Arlene Wrlhelm Stop' lt s Wonderful lune Wyler I Have Everxthrng to Lrxe or Charles Yoder Non Stop Flrght Berng an offrce grrl Gettrng Mrss Goshens goat Grgglrng Wartrng for tonrght Workrng on hrs sarl plane Vrrgrnra Yoder Lrtt'e Skrpper Worrxrng about her socral lrfe Dorothx Yonto Pr nch Me Actrng srllx Tbzrlj Tu 0 I I e r 1 1 ' ' v A I . . . V- l h L A ' I 1 la ' ' ' Oh, Johnny Anything but studying Speech ' yr ' y v D 1 1 v y ' y v' V , . I . ' l s - v' 7 I . Y . y . y y ' 1 3 t V ' Y y ' . .' ' , ' . ' ' I ' ' 1 y ' 1 . , . . , ' ' ,. F ' ' , , ', 1 . l 1 I 7 ' ' . Y . . Y . Y WHAT THEY NEED WHAT THEY LIKE WPTAT THEY DISLIKE To control his temper Chiclgn dinners Mathematics An alarm clock flaw LL s To get up early in the morning A change To run around Gold-diggers Sweet peas The Easter Bunny Tall girls A cottage on a hill Brown Chevvies Hitler haircuts Shoes that won t come off Chocolate ice cream Blue and green Cod liver oil Ann Sheridan Womens big hats A trip to New York Perfume Yontos Bells of St Marys Photographed for a hair ad Sports To face people A bridle Re Liars Spinach Snakes Nothing A car 'Nleat clothes football players Her temper A dog Bananas Leaky fountai n pens Something Rcdhcads People who go to bed early Success To be President Other people for dictators Family life An undefeated football team Dry assemblies A day off Music and DeSotos Windv weather An official position Red hair Oysters A striped shirt Hair fany old kindb His haircut Excitement lce cream Idle gossip Smith s Ec book in her head A good time Being told what to do A surprise Food flots of ith Girls knee length hose A permanent wave To sing Smeary lipstick Something to call his own Girls Talking about a person behind his back Books To play the piano when alone Swing orchcstras that lazz classical music A little shut eye Gracie Women who need S50 and a Buick A few more dancing lessons Blondes Gold diggers Height Milk women and song Getting up A poker face Weather or not Parasites Common cents Free postage Pretty buttons Movies with sad endings Lime sodas Her music Football players Football play ers An 8 oclock on a winter morning A locker Football Blond men and parsnips Something different Nothing Soprano singers A giggle controller Clothes Know ledge of farming jelly rolls Kicked out of Commercial Arithmetic Boys To keep quiet sometimes Airplane rides Giggling girls fflirtsb Height Spaghetti Her temper A contract with jack Bennx Food Men with no hair on their chests ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ll1rl17frtt - . .. in . . . 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In .J M THE RED AND WHITE MVLZCVL QZJA4 Uffncmbf LESTER REHM ELIZABETH WEBER MR ERWIN Spomor MAXINE KOHLER MARILYN AMSTUTZ S eeretary Treasurer Tbfrtg F1 nr Prefident Vice-Prexident I '- 1 mmgfam Fzrrt R011 Richard Campbell Robert Shearer Clenn Tschantz Ira Sprunger Walter Rosenbaum Gordon Horst Bruce McDougall Richard Starner Bob Mc Curdy Melvin Stocksdale Second Rou Luella Hahn Isa Hostetler Marie Musser Ardith Gerser Dorothy Tredway Marilyn Amstutz Elizabeth Weber Vivian Johnston Dorothy Benner Mary Helen Peters Helen Horst Dorothy Killrnger Irene Shelt Marcella McElroy Thzrd Row Marcille Wenger Barbara Sprunger Pauline Geisler Faith Brubaker Evelyn Reynolds Lorraine Horst Maxine Kohler Mary Ann Codiano Ruth Mar tin Lillian Falb Irene Ryan Dorothy Frey Lois Fisher Fourth Rou Margaret Jenkins Dorothy Welsh Marian Flint Dorothe Baderts Cher Ann Fouch Mildred Horst Jane Middleton Stella Philpot Emogene Thomp son Louis Chine Mr Erwin Fifth Rau Merle Arnold Albert Imhoff Dale Arnold junior Brown George Criswell Russell Malcuit Robert Smger Rowland Congdon junior Walton Dick Fugitt Harold Kennedy Charles Caldwell Szxlh Rou Joe Fallanca Roy Hart Don Frex Don Brenner Howard Lorson Ber nard Hubacher Gordon South Donald OBrien De Hale Faul Lester Rehm Lester Gochnauer George OBrien. Seventh Row-Bob Hall, Arthur Tredway, Fritz Bilderback, Paul Manson, Edward Gavin, Paul Winner, Robert Grimes, Vondon Board, Lowell Bradford. I ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Thirtvy 'Fil 4 THE RED AND WHITE Glam a4! Early rn September of 1957 the Class of 1941 entered the upstart halls of Orr vrlle Hrgh School After wanderrng around hopelessly for a few weeks we at last gaxned our composure held our frrst class meetmg and elected Lester Rehm presr dent Bruce McDougall vrcc presrdent MAXIHC Kohler secretary Dale Arnold treasurer and Mrs Stauffer sponsor The only actxvxty the Freshman Class en countered was the class party rn the gym near the end of January In September 1938 we agam came to the famrlrar Orrvnlle Hlgh School upper halls lookmg on the Class of 1942 as even more green than we had been the year before and we xnsrsted on g1v1ng them unwanted advrce as to how to do th1s or that Thrs year our class offrcers were all of the stronger sex and all athletes Gor don Horst was chosen presrdent Walter McKee v1ce presldent Paul Manson sec retary Don Frey treasurer and Mrss Wrngert sponsor The entertamments th1s year were more numerous wuth a skatrng party at Myers Lake and also a w1ener roast and scavenger hunt at Orr Park on the wettest nxght of 1938 Colds and sore throats were numerous but no deaths were recorded The May Queen was selected from our class Elrzabeth Weber Sophomores who were members of her court were Mrldred Horst Ann Fouch Ray Brlderback Don Frey and Walt McKee Alas' Alas' We are on the down grade of our hrgh school career wrth rt half completed We entered 9 and 10 wrth heads hlgh and chests out We saxd Dear' Dear' How terr1bly terr1bly small and queer are those Freshmen even more than 1939 we elected Lester Rehm presldent and Maxrne Kohler secretary for the sec ond trme wrth Ehzabeth Weber vrce presrdent The money was handed to Marrlyn Amstutz and Mr Erwrn was elected sponsor The junror Class played no small part rn the undefeated football team Gerhart Bradford Frey Brlderback McDougall Tredway and Manson recerved therr letters Frltz Bxlderback 1S capta1n elect for the 1940 season Don Frey and Bob Gerhart were on the Varsity basketball wrth Frrtz Brlder back Paul Manson Bruce McDougall Gordon Horst Wrmp Brown and Lester Rehm on the Reserve team There are fourteen unrors rn the Marchrng Band srx rn the Basketball Band and nrne rn Orchestra We furnrsh two Drum Majorettes Ellzabeth Weber and Ann Fouch-can they strut therr stuff' Albert Imhoff 1S an actrve member of Mrss Goshens debate squad The junror Class Play cast for Cross My Heart was chosen late nn anuary Thrrteen Junrors made up the cast and Lorralne Horst served as Mr Howells assrstant Wrth only one more year of our h1gh school career left there IS a mrxcd feelrn of expectatron and sorrow among us MARCILLF WPNGFR GORDON HORST Tbzrly Szx I , 1 ' ' s Z v A S ' , 2 , a ' s ' ' , . 7 5 l 1 s . ' ' 4 1 ' 7 7 7 7 ' 7 . 7 7 . 7 , L . u I I 4 . , Q' I ' 7 7 lst yearf, Coming off our perches and taking off our high hats on September 15, . 3 ' , - . A . . 3 7 7 7 . 7 7 5 - ' 7 3 7 3 3 J . . 7 . . , ' 1 , . C Q . A . . . A . U D ' 1 7 a Saphamcwe GZM4 Ugfcm LESTER CHILCOTE ALICE WEBSTER Prexzdent Vice Prefzdent MR HOLQUIST WANDA MATHIAS BETTY CARTER Secretary Treumrer ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Thirty 5 1 rl Sponsor ' U - xtf cf THE RED AND WHITE Saphamcwe QZHJJ Fzrxt R011 Lester Chxlcote Tommy McCurdy Davld Graber Arlene Arrhart Creta Clary june Ryland Ruth Jacobs jean McGu1re Helen Benglesdorf Evalrna Stemer Grace Yoder Wrlfred Badertscher Vernon Stuckey Kenneth Barley Second Rou Yvonne Smxth Georgia Frsher Beverly Abel Betty Snyder Betty Carter Wanda Mathras Beatrtce Murtaugh Mary Schnell Wanda Carpenter Florence Lehman Esther Sommers Mr Stoneman Thtrd Rou Dorothy Reynolds Rose Mary Gallager Margaret Haueter Alice Webster Marte Grimes Marlan Schmrd Ann Rogers Martha Sprunger Carmel Fourth Row Frances Hamby Evelyn Lehman Phyllrs Halteman Joan Vorono vrch Dorothy McCartney Rebekah Brubaker Lucille Gerser Edrth Forrer Allce Brshop Mary Brenneman Helen Lmaburg Luctlle Clme Fzfth Row Robert Horst Lawrence Ulrrch Harold Shrfferly john Robert Jones Drck Goudy Charles Bohlen Hubert Shannon Franklrn Allen Joe Chlne Merle Hershey V1rg1l Sommers Szxth Row Rlchard Reed Fred Hayden Don Demlow Dale Smucker Robert Hahn Herbert Rehm Walter Mast Gordon Hostetler Raymond Falb Seventh Row George Perkrns Rlchard Olsen Vernon Fetter Ahrent From Picture Mrrram Martrn joe Catrone Edna Eberly Thirty Fight 7 V Y 1 5 7 Y 3 Y A Y . 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Here we are traversxng the upper halls for the second ye ar Glancmg around rn homeroom we fmd some faces II'11SSlIlg but as we look agaxn we flnd that many new members have 1o1ned our ranks In the flrst class meetxng of the year vxc elected our offlcers Mr Stoneman collectrng the greatest number of votes was elected our cl lss sponsor Of the hats thrown 1nto the tlng Lester Chllcote seemed to have the luclty one and was select cd as presndent and Al1ce Webster as 1n the precedrng year w1s the chonce of the class for v1ce presndent In the nom1nat1ons for secretary and treasurer Wanda Ma thlas and Betty Carter led the fleld and nova hold those offlces respectlvely When Mr Stonemtn left Orrvxlle Hngh we chose Mr Holqulst to carry on h1s dutles Smce th1s class IS largely represented ln band and orchestra If looks as 1f rt IS muslc mrnded ohnny jones a member of the class had the honor of benng chosen drum major ln the boys sports we were represented IH football md blslxetball wrth Don Demlow the only Sophomore recexvrng a letter for footb1ll Although there were no Sophomore boys on the Vxrsxty n verthcless therc were some on thc Reserve blslxetball team Our class IS fortunate 1n htvmg so good 1 representatlon rn g1rls sports Al though they d1d not come out so well 1n volleyblll they h wc 1 furly good blsltet ball te lm and much IS expected from them 1n the1r two remunmg years We were also represented IH the debate squ 1d th1s year Betty Snyder and Lester Ch1lcote gave 1 fme account of themselves and showed th it thc Sophomorcs arc able to ltccp up w1th the rest of the school 1n brams IS well IS ln br mn 'Ihe frrst class party wx as held at 'I-'l'1lIllxSglV1l'1g t1me IH the gymnas1um The cvcnlng was spent IH ballroom dtncmg 1nd learmng hoxx to square dtncc Later on ln the evenlng refreshments were served md 1 good t1me wls h1d by 1ll A other party vsas held 1n the spr1nv JOHN Rom RT jovrs Dick Gouoy ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ill' IHL gg 1 , 2. a s 1 rr ' v ' - a , 2 . 1 1 ' v v 4 v 4 . 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'.n.X THE RED AND WHITE -.-f.aa.2a-.---- ww Qfmhmm Uma Ufffcew JOAN LONGSHORF RICHARD WEISER Preudent Vzce Prefzdent MRS STAUFFER Sponfor ROBERT MCKEE RICHARD BADERTSCHER Secretary Treafzzrer Forfwn Qawhmm Elma Fzrst Rou Bob Weygantlt Ray Cukr Jack Teddey Rrchard Werble Ralph Zrm merman Melvln Sommers Elton Campbell Jack Ryan Dennrs Byall Dale Frredt Clarr Rehm Warren Martm Joe Yonto Drck Badertscher Second Rou Jurnona Olm Lolita Rerchenbach Ruth Hahn Mardell Sommers Elsre Johnston Ruth Gnlcher Glola Lautenslager Nola Mahoney Donna Zollars Joan Longshore Dorrs Tanner Jean Johnston Thmi Rou Georgra Malcult Dorothy Brenneman Ruth LeChot Goldre T1lton Margaret Abel Twrla Berkey Carolyn Warner Carol Smucker Martha Permar Agnes Wersent Ellen Wyler Marcrlle Lrlley Donna Lorson Mrs Stauffer Fourth Rou Vrrgmla Stofer Dorxs Genet Exleen Gandy Lou1se Zarle Esther Horst Joyce McElwa1n Ruth Lehmann Ellen McKee Betty Null Fifth Rou Dorothy Lorson Shrrley Horst Sally Lagnese Evelyn Derfer Betty Auble Martha Otto Phyllrs Clrne Gertrude Foster Luella Forrer Esther Brenne man Mary Schmrd Rex Zrmmerman Robert Forrer Clarence Carter Szxth Rou Elton Bupp Melvm McElroy Don Martm Rocco Franyosre Bob Bowman Nell Sterner John Sprker, John Snyder Rrchard Falk Bob McKee James Heath Leonard Eggleston Bob Reynolds Seventh R011 Robert E Ross Raymond T1lton Frank Donald Rrchard Board Robert R Ross Clyde Martm Roland Gavm Drck Shallenberger Rxchard Yoder Leonard Stephon Rrchard Wenser Gene Homan Eighth Rou James Mlchener Delbert Rosenbaum Raymond Perkrns Homer Drller James Horst Curns Norman Howard Drller ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Forty One ' '1 VY 7 I I . - . 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T E RED AND WH TE Uma Jffwictfza On September 5 1939 nrnety seven bewrldered Freshmen entered the upper halls of th1S School of Knowledge For a few weeks we floundered around not knowrng where we were gorng vuhere we were nor what we were domg After these flrst weeks though we soon became accustomed to the surroundrngs and frnally settled down to work Our frrst offrcral act was to elect our class offrcers Srnce xt was Leap Year we elected Joan Longshore as our presrdent and time has proved that we made a very good chorce Dxck Werser IS v1ce presrdent Bob McKee secretary We trusted Drck Badertscher as treasurer We chose Mrs Stauffer as our sponsor At our frrst class meetrng we agreed to have a Leap Year party At 1ts close we elected john Sprker as secretary to succeed Bob McKee who had moved away At our party under the drrectron of Mr Mengert we drd some square dancmg We were entertamed by the Great Magrcran ohn Sprker who astounded us wlth some of hrs Black Maglc At the close of the party we ate sandw1ches rce cream bars and drank chocolate mrllx C healthful for krddresb In the fall some of the boys shovt ed therr desrre to support the football team They were Joe Yonto Pete Perkms Howard Drller Gene Homan R1chard Falk Rrchard Werser and Drclt Badertscher The unror Hlgh basketball team th1s year was the best that th1s school has seen for a long trme A number of Freshmen were on th1s team They were Jo Yonto captarn Howard Drller Lurtrs Norman Drck Werser Rrchard Falk Rocco 1' ranyosre Robert Reynolds and Bob Forrer The Freshmen Class vsas vsell represented 1n the mus1c department There were also a number of students on the honor roll We also have a number of Freshmen who w1ll br1ng Orrvrlle to vrctory rn debatrng rn the future They are Carolyn War ner Rrchard Yoder Esther Perrlstern joan Longshore and Jurnona Olrn We wrsh to thank our sponsor Mrs Stauffer for her helpful gu1dance We hope that the remalnder of our school lrfe w1ll be as successful as our frrst year JACK RYAN REX ZIVMERMAN F0111 T14 o Q ' v .a ' ' 9 vi Y 7 ' 7 3 ' 7 c , 1 . 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Znqhih Qmcfe Uffzcm BILL JACOBS ALICE NEULIEISTER Prefzdent Vice Premfenr Miss WINGERT Spomor XVANDA EMERSON BETTY KIMBERLIN Secretary Treamrer ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL I' 1115 'Ifvnc 4 THE RED AND WHITE Zaqhifr Qaeda Elma Fznt Row Roy Arnold Ralph Board Jack Stands Bernrce Korns Dorls Hoff man jean Mcrreot Maryorre Hartzler Ruth Eadger Fffre Johnston Brrdre May Bottomly Beverly Cook Frederrck Webster Robert Hershey Phrllrp Mengert Second Row Vrola Derfer Norma jean Graber Carolyn Howe Elsxe Schubert Betty Krmberlrn Alrce Neumelster Mrldred Bradford Wanda Emerson Joyce Fowler Joyce Smlth Helen Imhoff Mrss Wmgert Third Row Charlotte Dunham Norma Jean Grft Edna Schmrdt Frances Hawks Marre Olsen June Perry Lona Carney Brrd Gersler Mrrram Haucter Erma Wrl son Eleanor O Brien Alda Srnger Fourth Row Ellxs Adams Eugene Horst Jack Myers Buddy Krllrnger Buddy Lowthers John Warrng Doyle Gerser Robert Genet Olrn Frsher Carl Snyder Nrck Catrone Frftb Row Jack Sheets Robert Gresser Donald Caskey Robert Rogers Rrchard Paul Lloyd Eberly Charles Hudson Clarence Brown Roy Steele James Bader Robert Keatmg Szxtla Row Drck Demlow Delroy Cannon Harold Lyon jack Frey Tony Dal lessandro Brll Jacobs Brlly Rxggenbach James Welsh Irvm Ellsworth Donald Beldmg James Tredway Roy Perkrns Seventh Row B111 Flowers Bob Zollars, Allan McCurdy Rrchard Stofer junror Norman Leroy Palm Abxenl From Pzclure john Hostetler F orta Four w 1 1 9 s 1 ' I , . h . . . 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V 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s ' , . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 9 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 9 ' 1 1 9 s 1 9 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . eg awe cfm Jaw As xxe entered our eighth year xxe felt rather strange but within 1 few weeks xxe were fairly well adjusted When our ye1r xx as vxell launched we chose the following officers Sponsor Miss Wmgert President Bill Jacobs Vice President Alice Neumeister Secretary Betty Jem Kimberlm Treasurer Wanda Emerson Historian Jack Stands Sn 1pshot collectors June Perry and Bob Gresser On 21nu1ry 6 l940 our first party which might be called an after Christmas p1rty was held tn the high school gymnasium The evening was spent in playing lmes 1nd folk dancing The serving of refreshments which is always an important item ended 1 very happy evening The menu consisted of hot dogs buns and choc ol1te milk Agun the Eighth Grade under the able art instruction of Mr ohnson held their reputition IS lrtists by winning the first five prizes in the Farmers Institute exhibit held in the lobby of the high school The prizes were awarded in the folloxx in order Olin Fisher first Carolyn Howe second Norma ean Gr 1ber third Bernice Korns fourth md Ruth Badger fifth The Eighth Grade plays no small part in the athletic activities of our school te 1m Pl1yers on the Eighth Grade basketball te 1m cotched by Mr Erwin were Don Caslxey Junior Norman Leroy Palm Dick Demlow Frederick Webster Del roy Ctnnon Philip Mengert and James Tredway The Eighth Gr 1de is proud not only of its athletes but 1lso of its scholars Those receiving high honors at the close of the first semester were Alice Neumeister Betty Kimberlin une Perry Doyle Geiser Norma Jean Graber Carolyn Howe Ruth B1d er Norm1 e1n Gift oyce Smith Wanda Emerson M1rjor1e Hartzler aclx Myers 1nd ohn Wlring The Eighth Grade presented the chapel programs of November 79 and Christ m1s In the first program Bob Rogers distinguished himself as mzster of ceremonies As 1 contribution to the program sponsored bv the un1or Pol1ce the pl1y en titled Pinched xx IS very xxell given by nine Eighth Graders The Eighth Grtde dr1m21t1c production of the year was presented in M1y It xx is 1 simplified form of Richard Wagn r s opera The Fly1n Dutchman JACK STANDS ROB-FRT kr ATINC ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL V I., 1 Y 4 1 V ' 2 Y K . 1 71 Y 1 , . 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THE RED AND WHITE Seaewik Qaeda UMWM TWILA HOSTETLER BETTY LOU STROUSF Prefzcle nz' Vue Premlenl MR SAYRE Spomor BARBARA RUSSELL LOUISE JONES Secrelury Treamrer Forlg -Six Soaefaifr Qmk UZLM4 Fzrxt Roz: Charles Lorson Kenneth Auble Wrlson Graber Carl Ryan Darrell Sommers Cloyd Lautenslager Earl Arnold Wrllrs Dunham Erlly Markley Robert Schmrdt Robert Farth Arthur Sprunger Rrchard Bowman Ralph Clary jumor Van Zrle Fmley Thompson Second Rou Evelyn Eggleston Twrla Hostetler Paulrne George Betty Lou Strouse Vera Hans Peggy Jean Berkey Barbara Russell Lourse Jones LaVonne Brshop Marian Hershey Judy Foster Ruth Grllam Lela Reynolds Phyllls Dunham Third Rau Norma jean Brenneman Dorcas Lehman Phyllls Jenny Barbara Hall Patty Sue Cobb Vrrgmra Vaughn Dorothy Donald V1rg1n1a Lehman Jean Ixrener Erleen Flowers Janlce Messenger Carole Schmrd Mary Gerser Mr Sayre Fourth Rou Betty Reed Mane Curxe Elrzabeth Inloes Betty Shell Lavetta Werg ly Gwen Schaffter Donna Tschantz Antomette Mancmottr Grace Lehman Lourse Weygandt Chrxstme Graber Enola Bupp Fzftla Rau john lmhoff Dale Good Raymond Forney Donald Pugh Edrth Barley Elrzabeth Sheets Florence Hayden Mary Ellen Thompson June Phrlpot Dons Ewmg Franklm Stexner Brlly Werble Billy Evans Sixth Rou Phrllrp Furney Marlon Tschregg Charles Drller Harold Gregory Sam Dalessandro Tommy George Joseph Myers Bobby Johns Charles Calrnre Clarence Ferguson Bob Wrllrs junror Wyler Sezenlh Roz: Dudley Lacy Leo Alslp Frederrck Mathras, Cleon Brenneman Doyle McCartney Rrchard Shaller LaVerne Wade Duane Mettetal Abren! From Picture Kenneth Ott Lula Reynolds Rose Dalessandro ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL - , , , , , , , . , , , , , , , . - , , , Y . , , , . , . . 7 . V . , , , , . , - - , , , . , , , , ,. . . . . , , , , , - - IF- I . . . - 7 3 9 1 .1 1 Y 7 7 , . - , , ., , . V . . , , , 7 , , , , - X Y 1 9 3 7 V . . , , , , , , , , - , , , 7 7 A . , , , - - . , , , - Forty 561071 THE RED AND WHITE Seaewifz Qfmcfe QZQA4 aywiaaq The Seventh Grade mnety members strong felt themselves qunte rmporttnt not only rn quantlty but also 1n qualrty when they entered Orrvrlle Hrgh School rn September 1939 Others no doubt have recognrzed that rmportance rs the school authorrtxes have decrdecl on a new lxbrary rn order to afford us another much needed classroom After we became fully organxzed the follow1ng offrcers were elected Sponsor Roland Wayne Sayre Presrdent Twrla Hostetler Vrce Presrdent Betty Lou Strouse Treasurer Lourse ones Secretary Barbara ean Russell We have had two partres th1s year The frrst held on October 30 was 1 Htl lowe en party and the refreshments were rn keeprng Wlfh the occasron doughnuts crder and candy Three prxzes were grven to the followrng persons Antronette Mancxnottr for the best dressed Earle Arnold for the most comrcally dressed and Betty Lou Strouse for recognrzrng the greatest number whrle they were strll masked Our second was a folk dance party whrch was held February 'Pl A lrttle Dutch dance was one that we all lrked best One of the excrtlng features of the evenlng was 1 fortune telllng booth vshere Betty Lou Strouse forecast the good or 1ll fate of her classmrtes George Elrzabeth Inloes Lou1se Jones Rrchard Bowman Dlrrell Sommers and unror Wyler Sponsor Sayre gave th1s play four bells Though nelther our grrls nor boys basketball teams won a medal we belreve 1n perseverance and no doubt the Orrvllle Hrgh School w1ll hear from us 1n the future We would not have you thrnk that our school year has been all fun as the honor roll w1ll show There we frnd the Seventh Grade qurte often toppmg the l1st rn Vl11Cl'l the followlng names have become qurte fam1l11r Twrla Hostetler Elrzabeth Inloes Paulrne George Barb 1r1 Htll ean Klener Wllson Graber Charles Lorson Earle Arnold Franklrn Stelner and LOLIISC ones We hope that our remarnrng f1ve years rn hrgh school l1fe vull be ts happy IS the one that rs dravung to 1 close BFTTX Lou STROUSI CAROLI Sc HM11 ff I1 I 1 . 7, . A . 2 , I . . Y . , . , a . . 2 K . . , . . . A . - 7 5 , ' 4 ' , r . , L -. . ' ' 7 , ' 7 , 2 1 ' y 1 y s t l t , 2 ,h During an Amateur Hour a four-act Murder Mystery was enacted by Pauline s I a . 1 ' 2 v 2 L s s 4 Y . . I . . . . .2 : ' , ' ' , ' ' ' , ' 2 2 1 , J L 'I , H I 9 1 a I J l l . . . . . 7 . V. A 2 1 1 . 1 V. y g . ll 1' f' I 1 Q fe X x jx rf' Ea lx Y X ,g 3' af' Q23 Q X X951 X 51 V H v Qai 'fx L X f c. -'.- .I QAAV A In ,lrv I' t JH ' ml '. .' M-A x xx XX YM . 4 A XY A . X in M ff ,-X v?Y X' F A ... xx I 4. 'H R at H f 'Ky X. X XL' j YJ N X , X A XX x lv xfj- i. , it .-:,,i,,i Q -. 1 E , 5 R J X by Q xg 41 K7 , 1142 2+ rx Y' T E RED AND WHITE Orrvrlle Wlth snake munxty as a had done IH through the was 1 football town durlng the fall of 1939 and for good reason dances pep meetrngs cheers and band parades students and the com whole watched the Red Rxders do something that no other team here 15 years go through a season unbeaten The enthusrasm whrch swept town was pardonable for the grld annals of O H S show that tn the past 18 years only one out of every three teams was able to f1n1sh the season wrth more vrctornes than defeats To match th1s year s record of erght VICIOIICS and a t1e one must go back 15 years to the unbeaten team of 1924 whlch won erght 1n a row then ned Wadsworth and Wooster Of 441 Ohro schoolboy elevens Orrvrlle had one of the 22 unbeaten teams durmg the 1939 season Two teams beaten by the Red Rrder powerhouse dld not lose another game Rlttman and Canton St john Only three Red Rlder opponents crossed the Orrvrlle goal l1ne and all of these touchdowns were made after the Stro belmen had p1led up a comfortable lead and were takrng rt easy The powerful Orr vrlle lme yrelded only 2 1 yards average to each enemy thrust and opened holes en ablxng Red Rrder backs to average 5 4 yards galn on each scrrmmage play It was a brtter p1ll to have Wooster Orrvrlle s arch rxval tack a scoreless tre on the end of the undefeated season but the score was not mrsleadmg as that memorable battle 1n the mud whrch drew an all nme record crowd of 2 800 was an absolutely even battle and an honor to both part1c1pat1ng elevens Powerful offensrvely Orrvrlle was nn possessron of the ball a th1rd oftener than the opposrtron McKee Chatterellr and Brlderback carrred the p1gsk1n three fourths of the trme d1v1d1ng the plays about equally and averagnng for the season w1th1n a half yard of one another tn gaxn per play The team s passrng attack clrcked on an average of twrce out of f1ve attempts an exceptronally frne percentage for galns to one out of four Harmony and team play were the keynotes of th1s seasons success no player benng regarded as a star The boys had werght averaging 167 pounds they had experrence erght of them bexng lettermen they had expert 1nstruct1on from Coach Harry Strobel and Assrstant Coach Harrold Johnson and they had hearts full of frghtrng courage Behlnd the team rall1ed not only therr classmates but the entrre town Frve home games set an all trme season attendance record of 8 000 fans and hundreds of Orrvxlle people followed the Red Rrders to out of town contests two of whxch saw the Red Rlders reach the peak of therr season and play beautrful football rn smashnng Mansfreld Madlson a newcomer to the schedule and Wadsworth the school whrch had put the brggest blot on an excellent 1938 season Clxmaxmg the season early rn December was the blggest football banquet ever grven an Orrvrlle Hrgh School team Sponsored by the newly formed Booster Club numberrng about a hundred members the drnner lampacked Sm1thv1lle Inn w1th a crowd of 459 persons Coach Francrs Schmldt of Ohro State Un1vers1tys Bxg Ten champlonshlp team made the mam address and w1th h1m came Ernre Godfrey Ohro State lrne coach Ross Bartschy and B111 Coyer O H S alumnl and Ohlo State lettermen and Steve Andrako Ohro State captaln all of whom made short talks Each letterman was presented wrth a gold football watch charm bearrng the word Champrons the year the players name and a rarsed letter O The 1939 football seasons glorres wrll be brrght IH the grrdxron hrstory of the school and m the memorres of 1ts puptls and the tovx nspeople for many years Flflj D 4 A h '-' . s . s 9 y ' Y . . , . . . ' 7 3 , - 7 1 ' 1 s . y . . . . ' 9 1 ' 3 . . 3 . . y . - tallrng 700 yards, while a frne pass defense kept opponents' pass completlon to only - , Z , Q 7 , . ' a 9 ' ' 7 . I . 7 7 3 ' 7 7 . . ? . 7 . . . 7 g , . . . Z , , - 7 9 A 1 ' Fzrrl Rou Lester Gochnauer, Elmer Stauffer, Ray Petkms, joe Yonto, Bobby Richmond Dale Smucker, Don Demlow, B111 M1115 Second Rou Charles Yoder, joe Carney, Bob Gerhart Matt Chatterelh, Bob Seckel, Bob Evans, Walt McKee, Allen Dxller, Paul Drage Third R014 Mr johnson, Paul Manson, Rrchard Starner, Don Frey Frltz Bllderback, Pete Tredway, Bruce McDougall Ray Kennedy Gene Homan, Chub Bradford, Mr Strobel Fourth Roz: Dxck Badertscher, Dlck We1ser, Dxck Falk Bob Hall Bernard Murtaugh jumor Lautenslager Joe Chme, Howard Dlller Aluent When Pzcture Was Taken jack Lyon SENIORS JOE CARNEY At the center of one of the best lmes ln the schools his tory Joe proved plenty tough Hls 158 pounds took a lot of bumps but he was too busy gxvmg his best to say much Thls years was his third letter MATTHEW CHATTERELLI Wmmng hrs fxrst football letter Matt was a trxple threat halfback He dld more ball handhng than any other back was a consistent ground Rainer accur ate passer and sure placekxcker AI LPN DILLER Everyone was glad to see Allen get hls letter He took much pumshment as a sub ln prexl ous seasons Few fans reallzed the full importance of havmg a thxrd tackle of PAUL DRACE Backmx., up the lme and leadmg Interference speedy Paul was most valuable Earnln his thlrd letter as a guard he got a chance to score at Mlllersburg on a new play RAY RPNNLDY A sub halfback Ray proxed that a 135 pounder wnth fight and speed can be a valuable ball carrier WALTFR McKEE One of the most brxllxant hall carrxers evtr to wear a Red Rider uniform McKee ln splte of being out two full games with In Jurxes scored 69 polnts and averaged more than sw yards a try m carry mg the ball Thus was hls third and last season as a lttterman Swat JACK LYON Kept out of much play with a leg lnjury Jack earnlng hls third letter as a tackle dld yeoman duty on the lme at the opening and close ot the season Not flashy Jack was a steady dependable lmeman BOB SECKEL Captaln and only four year letterman of the 1939 cham pxons Quarterback Seckel was an ex ccllent leader Hrs blockmg and lme backmg bulk large ln the reckonmg of things that made the team outstandmg CHARLE9 YODER Forcing his 139 pounds through enemy llnes to cut down the secondary on the offense or to naul a ball carrxer on the defense Yoder won a letter at guard after sev eral seasons as a substltute RAY llll DERBACK A fullback who could be counted on to pound out yardage and tackle with deadllnes Frltr has knowledge of and love for the game whxch should make hmm a good captain for 1940 I OWLLL BRADFORD Chub wxll go after his fourth letter nevt fall wxth a hlgh standard to mamtam Ht should be capable of lxvlm! up to a reputatmon already attaxned as one of the school s Lreat tackles DON FREY Don graduated from bantam football to hlgh school compe tntxon this season and ln spate of hs mere 133 pounds devcloped mto a fine end ltndlny.. speed to tht defense BOB GERHART Hob wlll be missed next fall Bug and rangy he was a valuable pass receiver and courageous defcnslve end PAUL MANSON Coonle came a long way thls season his second and earned a letter as a reserve end If he contlnues to improve his grldxron future will bc bright BRUCE McDOUGALL Sharlng the punlshment at the center of the llne with Carney Bruce proved that he a tower of strength on the defense ARTHUR TREDWAY Pete played both end and tacklt most of the time at end to earn his second football let ter When he was playing at the top of hls game he rarely met hls supe rlor m defcnslve work SOPHOMORE DON DLMLOW A sub fullback Don saw most of hls action IH the Canal Fulton and Dalton massacres Poten txally he lb a valuable trlplu. threat backfnelder COACHES COACH HARRY STROBEL Coach deserves though accerts modestly great deal of credit for gnmg the hgh school 1ts flrst unbeaten elexen ln 11 Years HARROLD JOHNSON Asst Coachs contrlbutxons to a glorious 1939 season were hxghly lmpo tant ones the scout lm. of opposmg teams and the patxent drlllnnp, of hnemen on practxce fxeld ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Flfll One v , I 1 . Vi A . Y, . . Q g , A . . - ,T ' Q 3 7 3 , . 'h 1 ' . ' ' . ' , is Diller's strength. JUNIORS V . . '- g . . . , S- 1 ' ' ' 4 , . , .. - . ' - . - v - Q r 1 ' . ' . - ' . . n I . . I I A Q ' A f ' a . . ' 7 f w 1 I ' 2, ' ' 1 1 1 . U ' . 1 . 4 . ' l 1 ' ' x . . li . y v. rl 1 4 W-A . ' 1 v n- 5 . . ' . ' 1 1 . - .. ' ' r ' ' ' l TI-lE RED AND WHITE Front R04 Rat kennedy Elmer Stauffer Bob Stcktl B111 M1115 B111 Stutzman Jun1or Foster Second R014 Mr Strobel Matt Chatterelh Bob Gerhart Bob Enans Jack Lxon Abrenl Flon? Picture Don Frex Wmfwqg A surpr1se no to nO v1ctory over Wooster on the Generals floor IU the f1fth game of the season and a 27 to 23 VICIOIY over Crestlme a newcomer to the sche dule 1n the f1nal home game of the season were the only basketball contests won by th1s year s Red R1der cagers Includmg a 35 to I7 defeat at the hands of Akron West IH the f1rst round of the sect1onal tourntmcnt the Red R1ders suffered 17 set backs TlllS was the fourth year of Cllss A basketball for Orrv1lle and the fourth year the Red R1ders fa1led to w1n more than a th1rd of thelr games Hope IS being placed 1n the un1or H1gh and Reserve teams to end th1s fam1ne next year or the year after that All of th1s years e1ght lettermen w1ll be lost by next season They are Captam Bob Seckel B111 M1lls Bob Evans Bob Gerhart Don Frey Matt Chatterelh Elmer Stauffer and B111 Stutzman The f1rst f1ve men named were lettermen durlng the prevlous cage season W1th the excepnon of M1115 who scored more pomts than any other three play ers on the squad comblned th1s years team d1d not have any natural basketball players Illness further hand1capped the squad Then too compet1t1on th1s year was especmlly tough 1n th1s area The Strobelmen lost three games by a s1ngle fleld goal and vsere nosed out ID f1VC others by less than e1ght po1nts There vsas no compla1n mg or despalr hovs ever and the team gave ICS best and shovs ed good sportsmansh1p 1 I . ,',.., V ', . V . . , . ' ' ' ' - 1 - - w v - a a Q w . ' - ' T v 1 . ,g ,, . , . . L . a 1 1 . , . . .1 f . . . l i I . - 4 s 2 J Y . , . . . 1 9 s s 1 v r K 7 . s . . , . , L . . , , . 1 L 7 ' 1, 1 A . , 1 , 4 c c 1 ' . 3 'mln' Fzrxt Rou junior Brovsn Paul Manson joe Carnes Fritz Bilderback Gordon Horst Don Demlow Paul Carter Second Rou Allen Diller john Robert jones Bruce McDougall Lester Rehm Melvin Chilcote Mr Strobel Abxent From Pzrture Dale Smucker Qwewe 8 Scoring 13 victories and losing five games the Reserve basketball team this year enjoyed one of its best seasons Rittm in Central Buc' eye League Reserve cham pions was the only team to defeat the Reserves by more than six points ed fairly evenly among Don Demlovv Plul Minson Ray Bilderbaclt and Bruce McDougall All of these four boys will be back next fall to play Varsity ball The Red Rider Reserves won half of their eight Central Buckeye League games to end the se xson in third place one rung up from where they finished last season Paul Carter Ray Rennedy and Joe Carney Reserve team emblem earners for tvto straight seasons will be lost by graduation b fore next season rolls around ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Fifty F114 A L - V a a .ls . l I n a , . 'L-1 I 7 S S S A . 5 . . . . , L 7 L . . . ' . 2 7 K - A big and rugged team, this year's Reserves had no star, and scoring was divid- 1 V. L . v . . . ' K hc 1 ' ' , ' I . . . 1 1 I W 1 4 Y ' 1 y y. y r . S r K ' THE RED AND WHITE --.,---A-ap Front Rou B111 M1115 Joe Carney Bob Evans Bob Gerhart Matt Chattere1l1 Rax Kennedy Second Row Paul Drage Allen D1ller Fr1tz B1lderback Jack Ly on Bob Seckel Tlazrd Rou Mr Strobel Pete Tredway Bruce McDougall Chub Bradford Don Demlow Not zn Picture B111 Stutzman Paul Manson Charles Yoder Elmer Stauffer Walter Mc Kee Don Frey wma, 0 741 Th1s organ1zat1on COHSISIS of all boys who have earned a mayor letter 1n e1ther football or basketball The club although 1nact1ve lfl the past IS g1v1ng prom1se of many changes and much acnon 1n the near future The 'O ASSOCIHIIOD was orgamzed 1n 1928 durmg the reg1me of Coach Whlte The purpose of the club IS to honor those who have earned the1r vars1ty O 1n foot ball or basketball and to promote cleaner and better athleucs The new members of the organ1zat1on taken 1n th1s year are Bruce McDougall, Don Demlow, Allen D1ller, Ray Kennedy, Matthew Chatterell1 The club sponsor IS Mr Strobel Fifty Six -f ' 1 - 1 , g 1 1 , ,.,.,,ME-..-. . , , 1,,-.- - . . . A-.flu .. t ,Q ., -,. L , A Y , A l-- 7 7 , , , , , . - 1 ' . ' ' . 7 ! 3 5 9 ' f- r ' 7 7 3 7 ' 9 1 5 S 3 - , , . I Y ' 1 7 Front Rou Junlor Foster Don Brenneman Edward Gaun Mr Holqulst Second R014 Russell Horst Don Frex Forrest Dxxon Melvm Chrlcote Home May 3 May 15 Aprrl 26 Aprrl 25 M 7ea,m 1940 SCHEDULE Canton McK1nley Barberton Tnmken Vocamonal Mrllersburg Cfmton DISIIICI Tournament Au ay Aprll 23 1941 May 10 Aprll 17 ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Fifty Sezen vw April 21 ,....,........... .....C......,..C,...... W ooscer .....,.......r.....r..,...,,r,....r...,..... May 7 THE RED AND WHITE I 1 r 1 l Fzrrl Row Alrce Webster Eleanor Webster Elrzabeth Permar Elrzabeth Weber Betty Car ter Helen Welser Marran Crownover Peggy Longshore Agnes Chatterellx Korleen Carpen ter Helen Jane Ellsworth Helen Shxfferly Dorothy Grxmes Mrs Stauffer Second Row Marilyn Amstutz Marlan Schm1d Marc1lle Wenger Lorrarne Horst MHXIHC Kohler Margaret Jenkins Betty Snyder Yvonne Smrth Marne Grrmes Helen Benglesdorf Mary Rose George Marcella McElroy Marle Musser Tlozrd Row Bette Metzger Erleen Hans Lucxlle Gexser Georgra Fxsher Dorothy McCart ney Beverly Abel Dons Mae Horst Carol Strouse Evelyn Weygandt Rebekah Brubaker Alrce Brshop Wanda Carpenter Fourth Row Vlrgmra Converse Creta Clary Mrss Layton Ilabelle Mangle Marjorxe Smnth Paulrne Frsher Mnss Goshen Mrldred Horst Marran Bowers Maryorre Amstutz Helen Gxft Beatrlce Murtaugh Fifth Row Dorothe Badertscher Dorothy Yonto Betty Benglesdorf Dorothy Brxllhart Ruth Martm Martha Rehm Mary Ann Codlano Ann Fouch Betty Jane Clme Marxanna Macrrno Szxtla Row Luella Hahn Eugenra Inloes Evelyn Lehman Carmel Chatterell1 Lrllran Falb Elleen Nlcholas Leora Sprunger QWQ Nifzleifc 1444cv0mZ4cWL Offrcers and board members of the G A A are Presxdent Helen Werser vlce presldent Marlan Crownover secretary Alxce Webster treasurer Elrzabeth Weber soclal charrman Helen Shnfferly custod1an Sally Lagnese head of soccer Eleanor Webster head of volley penter head of hlkmg Dorothy Grlmes sponsor Mrs Stauffer Thrs years socral program mcluded a moonllght hlke to the home of Ruth Martm a hayrlde and a taffy pull held at the farm of Mane Vlussers aunt the 1n1txat1on of 34 new members 25 of them Freshmen elght of them Sophomores and one of them a Junior Il Sweetheart Party ln March a Hard Tlmes Party and the Semor Farewell Tea There were no soccer tournaments thrs fall because of confhctmg schedules but volley ball and basketball were carr1ed on as usual and the games were well attended The Senxors were tops ID both these sports but there was strff COl'I1pCI1I1Ol'1 from the Sophomores and jumors The basketball schedule ended rn the annual Army Navy games on March 29 The point system of the G A A 15 Numerals are awarded to those glrls earnmg 500 pornts a Red O for 1000 points an Emblem for 1 500 pomts and the highest honor of all a Whrte O grven for 2 500 pornts Emblems th1s year were earned by Helen Welser Agnes Chatterelll Korleen Carpenter and Eleanor XVebster Red Os were recenved by Eve lyn Weygandt Marjorie Smith Ann Fouch Lorraine Horst Martha Rehm Dorothy Grrmes Allce Wfebster Marnan Crownover Maryorxe Amstutz Dorothe Eadertscher and Ruth Martm FIII1 Frgbf w l W A- I Y ! D 7 ' 7 - 3 Y I 7 Y 7 - 5 7 7 7 Y ' ' W I 9 1 7 5 9 9 3 . 7 ' 9 5 , , - . , , , , .Y . 9 l l V 7 7 , . . . it . .1 , - , f . 7 . V A I 1 9 1 Y A V ' f- , , ' , ' ' . . ! 3 V 7 3 GY 5 I - a - s Y 1 .9 l g 1 , . . 1 . . . . . 1 1 I . , . Z . A- A . 1 , Q u Q y ' A Q , 2 s 1 2 ball, Elrzabeth Permarg head of basketball, Agnes Chatterelllg head of baseball, Korleen Car- l ' v Q y - ' - . A Y . a A A , 1 g . . . V F 1 V v ' ' v l ' 5 ' 1 1 ' 'Q - - 7 .V- , . , I , , . . . . V- I I . L .. .. Y . L . . Z . , - . y . , Y , , Y . I- - Y Y D I . . l . . 3 . , . . y Q l ' - l A A a 9 S 1 A ' ' Fzrft Rou Allce Webster Elrzabeth Weber Dorothe Badertscher Ann Fouch Lorrame Horst Marcrlle Wenger Second R011 Mrs Stauffer Eleanor Webster Martha Rchm Maryore Amstutz Korleen Carpenter Thzrd Rou Dorothy Grrmes Elrzabeth Permar Evelyn Weygandt Marjorie Smxth Q 1 N011 74 The Glrls O Assocratron IS an honorary orgamzatlon comprlsecl of those glrls who have earned thenr O by the G A A polnt system mamtamed a C average 1n scholarshlp and mamfested ql12il1IlCS of leadershnp rn sports among the grrls Offxcers of the club are Presxdent Agnes Chatterellx Vrce Presrdent Eleanor Webster Secretary Ellzabeth Permar Treasurer Martha Rehm The mam socxal HCIIVIIY of the year was our enterrarnment of the Wooster W grrls at drnner precedmg the Orrvrlle Wooster basketball game All offrcratmg of lnterclass sports rs handled by the letter g1rls and they usually head the commlttees for G A A actrvmes ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL fifty Nine l l , V . , . . s v 9 1 , . ri 1 . ' - s a a a 'L 1 1 s s ' U . , ,, ,, . . . . . . . - u yy - - ' u u V . . . , c . . . . . . ,, ,, 4' ,' -l QM Glam BMAQZMLZ 7mm SENIORS JUNIORS Dorothx GFIDICS Heltn Sh1fftrlX Eleanor Webster Agnes Chatttrdh Marian Eowtrs Korltcn Carpmttr Martha Rchm Marlan Crow novcr Maryom Amstutz Hclcn Wclstr Peggy Longshore Ellzahtth Ptrmar Lorralne Horst Ruth Martrn Margaret Jtnklns Mlltlred Horst Ellzahcth Wtbcr Xlarulle Wcngtr Nlarlt Musstr Llllxan Falh Doroths Batltrtschtr Arm Fouch Lutlla Hahn Xian Ann Cothano f l iv D V , A . 'L A I I as at A V A 1 f L 1 1 1 L ' S O P H O M O R E S ' 1 Yvonne Smith Phyllis Haltcman Sally Lagncsc Gladys Gilchcr Buttlx Abtl Alxtt Wthsttr Margartt Haucttr Carmtl Chatttrclll Lucxllt GLISLY Alltt Bishop Evelyn Lthman Crtta Clark Arltnt Alrhart Marla Grimes I'RI'S Ruth Hahn LOUISL Zarlt SlllI'lLN Horst Htltn Jam Horst Joxct lX1CFlVSdlI'l HMEN Margartt Ahtl Btttx Ann Auhlt joan Longshort kan Johnston Esther Ptrllsttxn Front Rau Allce Neumelster Bern Krmberlxn june Perrx jean Merreot Beverly Cook Bermce Korns XVanda Emerson Second Rau Mlflam Haueter Char lotta. Dunham Norma Jean Graber Norma Jean Glft Carolyn Home joxce Smrth Vol III Pzctlzre Lona Carnex Eleanor OBr1en Dons Hoffman Ifffle Johnston Mane Olsen front Roz: Bob Forrer Rocco Franlo sxe Bob Reynolds Joe Yonto Charles Hudson Dxck We1ser Dxck Falk Sec011rlR0u Mr Erwln Rax Perkms Curtxs Norman jackle Ryan Wm JW gamma Junior Hugh Boys Basketball Junlor Hlgh Glrls Basketball Wlnnlng 10 out of la games th Jumor Hlgh m rked up a successful record for the season of 1939 vxork mth Hudson and Yonto leadmg the sconng wxth averages of 91 and S poxnts per game respectlvelx No doubt some of the reams success was due to the flashx new sults furnlshed bl the school for the junlor cagers Prevlous to last xear lxttle effort was put forth rn formlng., tl jumor H1g.,h team Last xear a team nas formed and lf has had splendnl results under the coach mg of Mr EFWID From these Jumor cagers mll come our futu1e Varsxtx and Res rve plaxers and we vxlsh them the best of success These glrls mule up the erghth grade team of 1939 40 They pl lyed durlnv the noon hour on Educatxon classes Elehth Grade 77 S venth Grade 6 Noon Sophomores 77 Noon unlors 7l Regular Freshmen 37 ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Slxtl lllll, I I . . I - - - 1 ' ' ' Y ' . e ' ' ' z ' . 3 . , . , , P . - - D 2 O lO. Coach Wilbur El'WlIl'S boys Sl'l0WCd splendxd team- Tuggdays and 3150 dufiflg then' fegulaf Physgqgll 1 ,Q 1' ' '. n - , Y . --- e . . , . , ' - . . . ' 9- -f- ' ' 4- J ' - . ' t U , 14- ,-. . 7 I . ' . , A V I I THE RED AND WHI lf Left to Right Mildred Horst Carol Smucker Korleen Carpenter Arlene Alrhart Gheea lemfm Red and Whzte fzglat zgbt just about half the enjoyment one recelves nn watchmg a hlgh school football or basketball game 15 derwed from the tense actnon afforded by the contestlng teams the other half comes from helprng to cheer one s team on to vrctory Thus the cheerleaders play leadmg roles rn developlng Orrv1lles school sp1r1t but they are powerless wrthout the entnre support of the cheertng sect1on Thns year the squad cons1sted of one glrl from each class The Sernor pepster was Korleen Carpenter Mlldred Horst Arlene Arrhart and Carol Smucker were the junxor Sophomore and Freshman representatlves respect1vely They were chosen by tryout at the begmmng of the school year Thls year the cheerleaders asslsted ably by Marian Bowers went out to the fleld before each home football game often rn the ram to decorate the goal posts and mark off the cheermg sectnons Sixty Tu o 1 a n ' H . . ,. , . , .... . . , . , . . . . . , . . a f ' 3 a V 3 1 ' . . 7 . . 1 v 7 1 5 E 1 KX xxx WNXWQ 0 , ' f' f X' 7 ,Vai 4 fx wg . . , ' I. 4 .a -1 'rl . A L . 'Q l D' f - ,, F ,'i, ',.-Z L.: lux. ,Jig 4 ' ,Ir 5 7 ,172 -, I .gl 4 5 ',Sg.--gpg-A.1.f3,Q Q in .ik lu x Fir' K 1' -' ' S f ', f- Q, .- '! f Q 4 4 33 X ' ,f .5 : Q ' ' Q Q H . V- ' ' 1 -' 4 ' 9 '.., l.' ' 1 4' 5 ..... ,,..f'Q Q -- .... .... -' M, ' , fi .X x Ar -5 7, We 1 ,X 444 I Y 64 -4 . o . THE RED AND WHITE owne owl sono amz PICCOLO AND FLUTE CLARINET Solo- Emogene Thompson Alrce Webster Marcllle Wenger Fzrrt George Crrswell Betty Snyder Louxse Zarle Second Elleen Gandy Yvonne Smlth Agnes Welsent Tbzrd Ruth Badger Robert Bowman Dorothv Brenneman Betty Krmberlm Joe Myers Allce Neumelster SAXOPHONE Furl Betty Auble Dorls Mae Horst Second Betty Carter Helen Jane Horst Bettv Null CORNET Charles Mllls Esther Perllstem Eleanor Webster Furl Isa Hostetler B111 Jacobs joan Longshore Betty Metzger Elizabeth Permar Second Dorothy Benner V1rg1n1a Converse Charlotte Dunham Helen Gnft Carolyn Warner Third Wanda Emerson Iohn Imhoff Vlvxan Iohnston john Wyler TROMBON E Fmt! Dorothe Badertscher Gordon Horst Lorrame Horst Second Rlchard Bowman Robert Genet Ruth Martm Martha Permar BARITONE Fzrft Beatrlce Murtau gh Second Olrn Fxsher ALTO Fzryt Phllllp Mengert Evelyn Weygandt Second Ruth Grllam FRENCH HORN Helen Wetser BASS HORN Stanley Johnson Rex Zlmmerman BELL LYRA Helen Jane Ellsworth David Graber DRUMS Charles Caldwell Louls Chme Beverly Cook Drck Fugrtt Robert Hershey Darrel Sommers BASS DRUM Forrest Dlxon CYMBALS Pauline Flsher Surg Four Drum Major, John Robert jones Majorettes, Ann Fouch and Elizabeth Weber Margaret Longshore Solo- 1 7 when Zfze Emi qua Thrs year s football season was a successful one for the band as well as for the football team The 62 pxece marchmg band played for the fnve home games and also for the games at Mansfleld Madnson MlllCfSbUfg and Wadsworth The drum mayor johnny jones and the two newly outfxtted drum majorettes Ellzabeth Web er and Ann Fouch led the band 1n mlhtary formations products of Mr Stoneman s fertlle 1mag1nat1on and creatrve gemus Durrng the fall also the band paraded at the Dlamond jubllee celebratron at the Wayne County Falr and at the dedlcatlon of Orrvrlles new street lrghnng system When Mr Stoneman resrgned nn November Mlss Koehl assumed the man agement of the band She organlzed a 15 plece band whxch played at the basket ball games and a brass qulntet and a clarlnet quartet which supplled music for several publlc programs In February Mr Reynolds came to Orrvrlle Hrgh as musrc drrector He selected about 30 band members to form the Ace Hrgh Band whlch partrcrpated rn the musnc contests at Kent State Un1vers1ty on Aprrl 6 Later nn the sprmg the band and the orchestra gave a concert and on Decoratron Day the band marched rn the parade 1 ' 1 s 9 - ' 7 a ' ' 1 ' . . . . , 1 a - 1 y a . . . . , . . , - . , ' Y - - ' 7 a v , . . ' c 4 THE RED AND WHITE FIRST VIOLIN Helen Jane Ellsworth Stanley Johnson Paulrne Frsher Agnes Wersent Carolyn Warner SECOND VIOLIN Lourse Jones Norma jean Graber THIRD VIOLIN Cleon Brenneman Vrrgrrua Lehman VIOLA john Robert Jones CELL0 Marlean Fetter FLUTE Margaret Longshore OBOE Arlene Arrhart FIRST CLARINET Marcrlle Wenger Alrce Webster Emogene Thompson SECOND CLARINET George Crrswell Lourse Zarle Betty Snyder E FLAT SAXOPHONE Dorrs Mae Horst Elrzabeth Weber FIRST TRUMPET Eleanor Webster C ECOND TRUMPET Charles Mrlls Joan Longshore FRENCH HORN Helen Werser Davrd Graber BARITONE Beatrrce Murtaugh Beverly Cook TROMBONE Gordon Horst Lorrarne Horst Dorothe Badertscher BASS HORN Rex Zrmmerman DRUMS Drck Fugltt TYMPANI Ann Fourth PIANO Esther Perrlstern Sixty-Six Marcella McElroy Z STRING ORCHESTRA VIOLIN Helen jane Ellsworth Stanley Johnson Pauline Flsher Agnes Wensent Carolyn Warner Norma jean Graber Loulse jones Vlrgxnxa Lehman VIOLA john Robert Jones CELLO Maryean Fetter BASS VIOI. George Crnswell CLARINET QUARTET Marcxlle Wenger Emogene Thompson Alxce Webster Loulse Zarle BRASS SEXTET TRUMPET Esther Perllstexn Eleanor Webster TRENCH HORN Helen Werser Gordon Horst BARITONE Beatrlce Murtaugh TUBA John Robert Jones STRING QUARTET Helen jane Ellsworth Stanley johnson Maryean Ferrer John Robert Jones ' TROM BONE THE RED AND WHITE Dlrector Frances Wrngert P1an1st Helen jane Ellsworth ALTO I ALTO II Paullne Fisher Bette Metzger Martha Rehm Eleanor Webster Barbara Sprunger Arlene Wllhelm SOPRANO I Georgia Fxsher Vrrgmla Yoder lean Weygandt Dorothy Welsh Irene Shelt Ellzabeth Permar Eugenia Inloes Jean McGu1re Margaret Forbes Betty Clme Creta Clary Helen Benglesdorf Arlene Alrhart Betty Carter Dorothy Brrllharr June Wyler Marcella McElroy Vnvlan Johnston Dorothy Treclway Dorothy Badertscher Ann Fouch Dorothy Frey Mnldrecl Horst Frances Hamby Mary Codlano Carol Strouse Dorothy Krllxnger SOPRANO II Leora Sprunger Eeatrrce Murtaugh Evelyn Lehman Margaret Haueter Bessle Fisher joe Fisher Agnes Chatterelh Carmel Chatterellr Maman Bowers Lllllan Falb Erleen McPerry Sixty -Eight ,WL saw QM glee em Zlqhih Qaeda Ghmm Director MISS WINGERT Pianist Esther Perilstem Fin! Ron Ralph Board James Bader Phillip Mengert Norma Jean Graber Eleanor OBrien Beverly Cook Marie Olsen June Perry Bernice Korns Norma Jean Gift Miriam Haueter Carolyn Howe Helen Imhoff Jackie Stands John Hostetler Charles Horst Second Row Bobby Hershey Joyce Smith Mildred Bradford Effie Johnston Doris Hoff Ruth Badger Edna Schmidt Alda Singer Wanda Emerson Jack Myers Bob Genet Arthur Martin Tbzrd Rou Charlotte Dunham Betty Kimberlin Frances Hawks Bob Rogers Irvin Ells wcrth Charles Hudson Bill Jacobs Jamcs Welsh Richard Paul John Waring Allan Mc Curdy Buddy Lowther Jack Frey Doyle Geiser Olin Fisher Billy Flowers Miss Wingert ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL S1113 Nme I . il i a 1 . . 9 y , . 3 I 7 Y . 7 ! I , , , , , - -7- 7 . 7 - 1 . ! J - man, Jean Merreot, Birdie Mae Bottomly, Alice Neumeister, Lona Carney, Marjorie Hartzler, ! . 3 ' ! 3 5 9 l 'T v . l v v 1 l ' Y Y 7 l 7 1 1 - x Y v x I s l l v V a l l - THE RED AND WHITE 4 FIRST QOPRANO Margaret jenny jean Johnston Margaret Abel Phyllis Cllne Betty Auble Carol Smucker Donna Zollars Ruth Lehman QM Www SECOND SOPRANO Shxrley Horst Sally Lagnese Evelyn Beck Joyce McElwa1n jumona Olm Mardell Sommers Donna Lorson Martha Permar ALTO Betty Null Esther Pernlstern Ellen Wyler Martha Otto Se: enty . I Ruth LeChot Doris Tanner Carolyn Warner Qwwmm Cjkcw Dxrector FRANCES WINGERT P1an1st Helen Jane Ellsworth Fzrft R014 Jean Johnston Phyllls Clnne Sallv Lagnese Ruth LeChot Esther Pernlstem Nola Mahoney Jurnona Olm Horst, Betty Auble Mxss Wxngert Thzrd Rou Bob Rogers John Snsder CUIIIS Norman James Welsh B111 Jacobs Duck Welser Denms Bxall CRRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SLI tnly Om I ' il 7 , ' ' 3 4 3 1 U . 3 1 . ' Second Rou'-Virginia Stofer, Shirley Horst. Margaret Jenny, Joyce McElwain, Helen Jane , . 'T r ,v s I s v - x I THE RED AND WHITE Fmt! Rou Helen Imhoff Norma Jean Graber Eleanor OBr1en Alrheda Tlttle Beverly Cook Norma Jean Glft Joyce Fowler Carolyn Howe Joyce Sm1th Second Row Jackie Stands Charlotte Dunham Eff1e Johnston Maryorle Hartzler Ruth Badger Wanda Emerson June Perry Marre Olsen Betty Klmberlm Mrrnam Haueter Bobby Hershey Third Rou Mxss Wlngert Bxrdne Mae Bottomly Jean Merreot Doris Hoffman Bernrce Korns Allce Neumelster Lona Carney Frances Hawks Ruth Baehr Mxss Krstler Fourth Rau Jack Sheets Bob Genet Ol1r1 F1sher Bob Rogers Rlchard Paul Irvm Ells worth Bobby Gresser Allan McCurdy Phxlllp Mengert John Hostetler Zfqhifr Qaeda Upwaiia THE FLYING DUTCHMAN CAST OF CHARACTERS Hollander Senta Daland Steersman Mxstress Mary va Hulda Gusta Erlk Maxdens Saxlors P1rates Olln F1sher Marxe Olsen Phll Mengert Alnce Neumelster Betty Klmberlm Helen Imhoff Norma Jean Graber Wanda Emerson Bob Genet 5411111114111 A J- ' . ' 1 1 a s s 1 s a s v - 1 s s V , v 9 s a a a x 1 V . . . . V . . v 9 s 1 1 s Q s v ' Y . . . . . v v 1 v s 1 Q Q x v ' I if 1, v v ' ' v v 1 , , , V I rf l l OCC1SlOH1lly 1 ye If comes 1long in which Success quite generously 1ttends .1 schools ictivities Almost as though inspired by our undefeated football boys the dramatic students of Orrville High School produced three plays memories of which will linfvcr long in the minds of those vxho enjoy dr1m1t1cs These plays not only were vehicles for several veterans of Orrvilles stage but also served to introduce several hitherto undiscovered bushel hidden talents In the following pages of this section will appear the names of several students and faculty members xvhose contributions admittedly xx ere inxaluable in the current year s dramatic program. Hoxx ever not all the xx ork of the theatre is done by actors and directors. Co-operation in comparatively unnoticed and 'unglamorous tasks is the keynote to any dramatic venture's success. To all these unsung helpers the dramatic department extends its sincere gratitude. ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1 1111 'l'l1, THE RED AND WHITE a ,M ,,.a.H+ - Fzrrt Rou Bette Metzger Jeanne Weygandt Helen Jane Ellsworth Evelyn Weygandt Dons Mae Horst Carol Strouse Second Row Peggy Longshore Arlene Wnlhelm Helen Welser Marran Crownover Eleanor Webster Thml' Rou B111 Handwerk Bernard Murtaugh Allen Dxller john Hall Russell Horst Fourth Row Mr Howells Mark Heatwole Stanley johnson Paul Carter Abrent From Pfcture B111 Stutzman 7hm7um GMA September 1939 found the members and sponsor of Thesplans hopeful of ga1n1ng ad mxssxon to the Natxonal Thespxans honorary dramatnc soclety Durxng assembly on january 31 1940 the followmg Thesp1an members were xnducted mto the Natronal Soclety by Mr Howells Paul Carter Helen jane Ellsworth John Hall Wlllxam Handwerk Mark Heatwole Dorms Mae Horst Russell Horst Stanley johnson Margaret Longshore Bernard Murtaugh Eleanor Webster Helen Edna We1ser and Evelyn Weygandt Amd: from rarmlumng :rs annual mlm The late Christopher Be an the club has served the school on numerous other occaslons Almost the entlre cast and staff of the Semor Class play Runnrng Wxld were actlve Thespxans The Thesplan Club provlded buslness manager and stage manager of the Junlor Class play Cross My Heart Several young men Thespxans produced as part of the Jumor Polrce Beneflt an ongmal slut wrltten and dxrected by Thesplan Murtaugh It IS very granfynng to the members and sponsor to see recent Thesplan graduates do1ng able work 1n the pubhc producnons of the Orrv1lle Lxttle Theatre The 13 national members elected Paul Carter Helen Wexser and Eleanor Webster to the same offxces they hold ln the local soc1ety Vlce Presldent Helen Welser Secretary Eleanor Webster Sc 1 4 1111 four . 7.1 A A 3 1 A Y . , y , , . - . . , , . 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E Y 1 9 7 ' 'RUNNING WILD A THREE ACT MYSTERY BY GLENN HUGHES Dfmmieri My Me Seam Glam CAST OF CHARACTERS Carl Hammond owner of Desert Inn Don Thomas hrs nephew Ed Smrth Dons pal Marran Gray Dons fiancee Daphne 4 Daffs J Hatch Eds grrl frlend Max Goodwxn a Hollywood frlm executrve Sh rr L e 5 ce Grrls who want to become movre actresses Louxse Latour lane Fmch a sprnster rnterested rn flowers Professor Cosmo Cheever a famous botannst Joe Mason the sherrff Selma Bell the colored cook Manuel a Mexlcan housebos PRODUCTION STAFI' Stanley johnson Paul Carter Mark Heatwole Dorls Mae Horst Eleanor Webster Wrllram Handwerk Helen Wexser Evelyn Wexganelt Helen jane Ellsworth Bernard Murtaugh Charles Yoder Dorothy Yonto Russell Horst Drrector P K Howells Assxstant Drrector Margaret Longshore Buslness Manager Vlrg1n1a Yoder House Manager Marjorie Amstutz Technrcal Staff Mark Heatwole Russell Horst Donald Swrnehart Bette Metzger jean W'exgandt Helen jane Ellsworth C ,V , ...a.A...,...YYYYA................,,,,..,,,,.,,,.,A,.,,,,, , ..,.77.YY.Y,.Y7,YY....,,.YYYY......Y7Y.Y.YVV.V,V,V.V......V,VV.................VVV,, , ,s.,.ss,....,,..,.,,.e.,s,.,,.s....,s,.,.,..,,.,..,,,,,.,..,....,...,.,A,........... , ......,.......,.,....4.,.......Ya...,..,.......A,VV,VV.a,VV,V,,VV,V,.. ' v 7 . 1 D 1 I . Victor Bunn, a salesman ...........,............,...,,..........,.....,,...,.....,....,..rr................... John Hall , .....,vYeYY,e,Y,aaaYet...Ya..Ye,YY..YY,VYYe,,,...,,,.,,,a,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,, f , ....Y.....,Y.Y..YY................,Y.....,,...V..,.......................V l , I I' ,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,s,,,ss,,ss,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . . l Y I , , ' ' . 3 , . , y CROSS MY HEART By JOHN MCRAE and GEORGE SAVAGE Uawemiecf 447 Me fwm 61444 CAST Ol' CHARACTERS Dave Adams 55 a small town banker Bess Adams 50 hrs wxfe Paulme Adams 21 hls daughter Bob Adams 17 hrs son Jerome Ross 60 the owner of the bank Myrtle Ross 50 h1s wxfe Jlm Ross 19 hrs son Charlie Westover 24 Paulmes flance Lola Pomeros 15 a nelghbor Carl Young 18 Henflgtfa Duval 17 Bobs high school fI'16I1ClS Patsy jones 17 I Duector Assxstant Drrector Business Manager House Manager Gordon Horst Maxme Kohler Ann Fouch Bob Hall Lester Rehm Dorothe Badertscher George Crxswell Richard Fugxtt Marcnlle Wenger Albert Imhoff Dorothy Benner Mildred Horst PRODUCTION STAFF P K Howells Lorrarne Horst Stanley Johnson Marjorie Amstutz Technlcal Staff Helen jane Ellsworth Glenn Tschantz Merle Arnold Charles Caldwell Russell Malcunt Marian Flmt Rxchard Starner Mr Johnson Mxss Goshen ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Yu eng 561671 if if , , ' ,-----,--,-----,-------------------A-AVvA-.----AA.--V-4- -V . , , . -AV'.A. - ,v - 'WWA . -vA, -,.A - Y - - V -lvblb -llb l , , . ,.,.,.,,,,.....,.,,..,.......,..,.....................,................................ . , , ....Y..............,...........r........................ .. Eleanor Ross, 16, his daughter ........,...........,,.....,.................,.......,..........., Elizabeth Weber ,, , .......,..............................VY.VV.V,.................... .. ' ' l l ,A Y v . . - . -,-- -,,-A llxnnlr F --lbg - ' , , . I , S , THE RED AND WHITE Fzrst Row Lester Chllcote Elxzabeth Permar Ellzabeth Weber Paul Carter john Hall Ann Fouch Esther Perxlsteln Joan Longshore Jack Ryan Second Row Mnss Goshen Helen jane Ellsworth Alxce Webster Betty Carter joan Voron ovxch Mary Ann Codlano Carol Qtrouse Yvonne Smrth Betty Snyder Thzrd Rou Marcllle Wenger Davxd Graber Dxck Goudy Bernard Murtaugh john Robert jones Russell Horst Albert Imhoff Rex Zrmmerman Carolyn Warner Fourth Rou Rrchard Yoder Gordon Horst Stanley johnson 149049 Steady Twenty frve students who had earned el1g1b1l1ty polnts rn pubhc speakmg ac Soc1ety The organrzatron was named for the Greek forum where young Greeks met to speak dramatnze or argue the day s problems the Agora The club meets IWICC a month buslness and socral meetmgs alternatmv Every member partlcrpates rn the program some trme durmg the year Offrcers for thus year were Paul Carter presldent Elrzabeth Permar fnrst vrce presrdent Marcrlle Wenger second vxce presrdent Elrzabeth Weber secretary Lester Clulcote treasurer Stan ley johnson parhamentarlan ohn Hall sergeant at arms John Hall and Ann Fouch program councrl members Sunil Flglvl 7 S I ' , , - , - ' , 1 ' A 1 I tivities organized in October, 1939, to form the membership of the Orrville Agora , l . . , I O' 7 y . L . I , . . - . Q 1 . , - ' Q ' , 3 ' . 9 - , ' ' 9 J , - - 1 ' i -EZ, Fzrrt Rou Allce Webster Betty Snyder Helen Jane Ellsworth Mrss Goshen Second R014 Albert Imhoff Rrchard Yoder John Hall Bernard Murtaugh Russell Horst lainie Sym! Students earned posrtrons on the l9n9 40 debate squad by tryouts tn the fall Orxgrml members of the squad selected thus were Alnce Webster Betty Snyder Helen ane Ellsworth Russell Horst Albert Imhoff Bernard Murtau h ohn Hall and Rrchard Yoder Of these Betty Snyder and the boys named debated throu hout the entxre se tson Valuable 1dd1t1ons were made to the squad after Chr1stmas Students tdded were Carolyn Warner julnona Olln and Lester Chrlcote The squad mzde severll trnps to out of town tournrments mcludmg those held If Shelby Canton McK1nley fthe largest tournament 1n the stftteb Wooster Doylestown, and Herdelberg College In the dlstrlct tournament held at Greensburg on March S, Orrvllle debaters tred for thrrd place ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL S411 cum Nun .,... .. ,S , .,'- .......... ,, .,., Lflflff t '7 ...4h.- , h- I ....., ,, . . ' ' ' ,,.,, ,f uf , 4X ' fs .. . . I . . a 1 1 - a 1 - 1 - I .. ,, . , ' c . L 1 , , U J Q , 1 f gg a 1 7 U c . , c O 2 . 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Row Marcllle Wenger, Helen Jane Ellsworth Eleanor Webster, Marlan Bowers jean Llnaburg Arlene Wllhelm, Margaret Forbes, Bette Metzger, Betty Benglesdorf Betty Carter Arlene Axrhart, Miss Schantz Second Row Enleen Nlcholas Fa1th Brubaker, Irene Ryan, Dorothy Tredway Betty Jane Cl1ne, Marllyn Amstutz, June Wyler, Helen Benglesdorf Elxzabeth Weber, Marlan Schmxd Agnes Chatterell1, Margaret jenklns, Korleen Carpenter Tlazrd Row Helen Gnft Evelyn Weygandt Marjorle Smlth Pauline F1sher, Beverly Abel Eeatrlce Murtaugh Yvonne Smlth, Wanda Math1as, Grace Yoder, Ann Rogers, jean McGu1re Fourth Row Lorrame Horst, Maxxne Kohler, Mary Ann Codxano, Stella Phllpot, Marjorle Amstutz, Wanda Carpenter, Emogene Thompson, Ruth Jacobs Exleen Hans Dorothy Yonto Rebekah Brubaker Fzftb Row Ann Fouch, Mnldred Horst, Marlan Crownover, Dorothe Badertscher, Helen Llnaburg Phyllrs Halteman, Eugema Inloes, Lo1s Fxshcr, Joan Voronovlch Carmel Chatterell1 The G1rl Reserxes IS a branch of the mternatlonal group called Young: Women s Chrxstnan A940013 tlon The arm of thc C R IS to and character development by KIVIHS! gurls responslbllmes The value of the club 8CtlVltl6b depends on how well each yzlrl dld her particular duty There were two types of meetmgs thls year soexal and educatlonal Attendance at the soclal gather mgs was optronal but two unexcused absences from regular monthly meetmgs brlngs dlsmrssal as does fallure to meet flnanclal oblrgatlons The soclal exents comprised the most emoyable part of the program In September there was a vuener roast at Urr rarer rne nntlauon or new 1 bet 'Une of the admmlstratmon were xmpressed by It A modernued hay rule was given the gurls by the FFA boys who hauled their guests on tractor driven wagons to thelr club house where everyone helped raise dust ln the square dances The boys wert entertamed later m the fall at a party ln the gym Mary Ann Codlano undertook the feat of satnsfymtz ravenous appetltes by serving a fme spaghettx dmner to almost 40 mrls Durlng February there was a Leap Year party to whlch each gurl brought her special pal Thr rules of Emily Post were reversed for this affaxr for the gurls held all the doors and uen stnt boutonnlerts During the Christmas season the G R managed the sale of tuberculosus seals ID tht Hlgh Qchool To help gurls who are Interested ln nurslm. MISS Cella Cranv Dl'll'lCl1l8l of Nurses Tralnmg Qchool at Akron Cnty Hospital was secured to speak to all hmfh school gurls on I-ebruary 19 The Busmess and Pro fessxonal Womens Club of 0FYXlllL enabled us to hear thls excellent sptakel A large womens sponsoring, organization was formed It consists of all mothers of G R mtmbers The offlctrs of this group are Mrs Perry Auble prtsxdent Mrs Paul Carter uct president Mrs W1l ham Schmid secrftary treasurer This councnl wnll be a ptrmanent ousxnuauon to assist tht C R ln large prrutcts In the spring, there was the usual lnltxatlon servn. or asscmbly Thr final mettlme was a farewtll fox the Stmors The officers for this year were Marian Bowers prcsldtnt Jean Imaburt, uct presltltnt Mxrgaret Porbts secretary Arlene Wllhtlm trtasurrr liettc Metzger pro1,.rf1m churman Htlrn Jam lfllsvxorth muslc chairman l'luanor Webster health and ltcreatlon commlttet Efglln '- , s . r 5 7 9 1 - s , 1 7 7 Y ' , . 1 , y - 7 9 ' M Q . 1. . . . . . . . Y - ' ' v 1 1 , ' s ' ,, '1 ' 1 1 1 A - - -1- - -. - 1- .- 1 , ,,,- . A .. M.-- ,. ,. ,.....,, f... .uma . 1 1 1' Y. 1 ' . - new s was a uc .U-to-be-f.,.,.ott-.. fs.,.,.n,t sesslon, E1-,rv s ' v v ' 1 ' 7' s , 1 , v A , ' ,1 ' ' 1 1 s . ' 1 1 ' , ' ,- L . . A . ' . ' . ' , ' 1 -' y 1 'f ' , 1' 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 ' , . '. , : ,u . 1 , ,' .- : ' - ' 3' ' ' , - 1 .I '. .' ' . , .U ' . , :I . ' . r ' 1 1 - ' , V. 5. A. . ' ' '. ' L. ' .Q L. , D , ' , ' , A. . , 1 . ' 1 , . V : . '. , .V ,.' , : 1' . ,' .' ,- , 1 2 ,. ' ...I L. , 1 : ' . . ,. 51 , z , , .Q , . , . 2 ' . 3 . , . , I A. . v -' ' C I ' I ' , ' ' ' ' -. Fzrrt Rou Russell Horst Paul Carter, Mark Heatwole junior Foster Charles Yoder Mr Erwin Second Row Vernon Stuckev, George OBrien, Davld Graber, George Crrswell, Vernon Fetter Albert Imhoff Drck Fugrtt, Charles Caldwell, Louis Chine Thzrd Rou' Dale Smucker, John Robert ones, Lawrence Ulrrch Hubert Shannon Don Brenner Rowland Congdon Dale Arnold Lester Chrlcotc Fourth Rou Paul Manson Lester Rehm lscrnard Murtaugh Gordon South, Walter Mast Gordon Hostetler Fzftla Rou Richard Starner Gordon Horst, Allen Drllcr, Donald Brenneman, Don Swine hart, Stanley johnson Bruce McDougall, Forest Dixon wot The Orrulla HIY Club based on a platform of clean spetch clean sports cle. in scholarship and clean living, has become ont of the strong molding institutions of our school Wt are proud of this rc sponslbillty and we endtaxol to leach cur h ish 1 tals This ytar we hase elected Bill Stutzman as our president Assisting him are a staff of officers con sistrng of Paul Carter as uce president Russell Horst as secretary Junior Foster as trtasurer Charles Xoder as sergeant at arms and Mark Heatwolc as chaplain deeply indebted for the wonderful lmproxements cur club has made ln the past year We haxe held sexeral dances this year for tht entire high school We put on a muslcale in May and we closed our social season with our annual swutheart banquet All of our activities in a social sense hate been vull recened and xery successful This year our offlcers attended the State H1 X convtntlon at Xoungstown From this convention we learned many userul things Iwtw methods of promoting our club and our ideals hate betn drscoxered The Hi X basketball team has been much better than average this year VVL have not only playtd rntramuril names but han also met competition from Barbtrton Ma-xslllon and Wooster With our sportsmanship we hope to spread the feeling of co operation among our surrounding schools As we look upon our accomplishments we su the success that true honesty and good ftllowship brim. It is the arm of our club to spread thtsc ideals by our example Thv. rtwards of our methods do not come at onct but in the lom. run mv. can su whit our work has accompllshul ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Izqlvtx Om i Y 7 ! U ' , 1 - - J , . I 1 ! 1' 'l X 4 1 - s , s y .1 , , 1 u A - I .' '- . A , , B. 5' ,I . . ' ' ' rv - 1 . . 5 ' ' A- ' ' - L- . , - 'f s- B. .' ' ' 4 , 1 Q . . 5, 'Xiu F. ' . 1 v - y . . , 4 s . ' Again this year Mr. Erwin has been our sponsor. To our officers and especially to Mr. Erwin we are '- ' 1 . 1 1 ' Y 1 1 ' i . - .1 S ' ' 1 , , K -' 1 . , . ' 1 ' - 5- - . . 1- . .5 1 . - ' ' 1- ' - ' V 1- l ' - . I 1 . 1 1 ,- s I I 'x 4 5' ns 2 - 'A' 1 . THE RE D AND WHITE Fzryt Row Betty Jane Cllne Betty Benglesdorf Arlene W1lhelm Mat1an Bowers Marxan Crownover Carol Strouse Dorls Mae Horst Mxss Davls Second Row Cteta Clary Vlfglnla Conyerse Dorothy Tredway Irene Ryan Ruth Jacobs Jean McGuire Helen Shlfferly Elrzabeth Permar June Wylct Wanda Mathras Korleen Carpenter Helen Benglesdorf Tlozrd Rou Bette Metzger Margaret Haueter Stella Phxlpot Luella Hahn Maryorxe Smnth V1v1an Johnston Agnes Chatterellx Leora Sprunger Mary Helen Peters Helen Horst Doro thy Klllmger Marcella McElroy Fourth Row Mary Ann Codxano Marmanna Macrlno Dorothy Yonto Elleen Nlcholas Maryorle Amstutz Dorothy Benner Helen Welser Dorothy Brnllhart Jeanne Weygandt, Helen Luft Mildred Horst Peggy Longshore Fzfth Rou Carmel Chatterellx Evelyn Lehman Dorothe Badertscher Lxllxan Falb Martha Ann Fouch The followmg were elected offlcers Betty Jane Clxne presldent Marxan Crownover vlce presxdent Carol Strouse secretary and treasurer Marxan Bowers socxal charrman Betty Benglesdorf program chalrman The Hy Ho Club was founded ln the year 1935 Members are glrls IH the Hygiene and Home Econom1cs classes The name of the club was taken from the f1rst two letters of the words Hyglene and Home Economncs The axm of the club ns to be of serv1ce to the home the school the commumty and other frxends and acquamtances and also to create a wlder mterest ln health and home l1fe Meet1ngs are held the th1rd Wednesday of each month under the guxdance of Mlss Margaret Davls Home Econom1cs teacher Our program thxs year has been very mterestmg In September the gnrls enjoyed a wlener roast w1th both old and new members attend1ng Formal xnmatlon was held nn October In December the members were entertaxned 1n the lobby of the H1gh School wrth a Christmas party and exchange The club presented a fash1on consultant from the Darvxs School of Fash xon The meetmg was for the entxre assembly of glrls ln the Hlgh School In the late sprrng a skatmg party was sponsored by the club at Meyers Lake Ezgbty Tu 0 . - V . , I V - 7 1 . Q . , . , , , - 7 .9 . . . . Y 7 3 9 ' S S Y! 9 7 I 3 9 , . 'T 9 a . s v x I I . Y . I . 7 3 I 9 Y 1 '- M . 9 ' I 5 S D . 7 9 Y 7 7 Y 7 -. . Y , , - lf' U 'a l s is 1 Rehm, Marlan Flmt, Dorothy Frey, Ilabelle Mangle, Margaret Jenluns, Evelyn Weygandt, - , 7 , ' 2 , J Q , 1 7 . ' Y- . I . . . 7 . . , , , , . , . . . I . . . J V Y Va ' Fzrft Row Mlss Flory Dorothy Grimes Martha Rehm Eleanor Webster Elrzabeth Permar Second Row Mane Musser Helen Shlfferly Marcrlle Wenger Marrlyn Amstutz Elrzabeth Weber Helen jane Ellsworth Margaret Forbes Ixorleen Carpenter Third Rou Dons Mae Horst Ann Fouch Eugenxa Inloes Maxme Kohler Marlan Bowers Helen Wexser Carol Strouse Fourth Rau George Crxswell Stanley johnson Forrest Dlxon Bernard Murtaugh Lester Rehm Jfmm Scoofeih For the 14 years that lf has exrsted the Orrvllle High School Honor Socnety has stood for leadershrp and hxgh scholarshrp Its arm IS to create enthusrasm for scholarshrp to strmulate a desrre to render servrce to promote worthy leadershlp and to encourage the development of character To be elzgxble for membershrp rn the local Honor Socxety students must obtam 90 pomts whrch are grven for honor grades school leadershtp and partxclpanon rn school actrvrtxes Those students obtammg the 90 pomts ln four semesters are glven bronze pms those ob tanrnng 90 pomts m three semesters srlver pms and those obtammg 90 pornts m two semes ters gold pms Srnce 1958 the organrzatlon has been affrlxated wrth the Natronal Honor Society To be elxgxble for membershlp ln thxs students must be members rn good standmg of the local Honor Socxety and must also be voted upon by a councrl consrstmg of several faculty members The offrcers for thrs year were Mrss Flory sponsor Eleanor Webster presndent Elrza beth Permar v1ce presxdent Dorothy Grrmes secretary Martha Rehm treasurer ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Eighty Three 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . . 1 1 1 1 I . . . . . Y 1 - 1 1 1 . Q 1 1 1 1 ' Y . 1 1 ' , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' THE RE D AND WHITE Fur! Rau Mr Holquxst Helen Shxfferly Martha Rehm Jumor Foster Don Snyder Don Swrnehart Arlene W1lhelm Dorothy Benner Evelyn Weygandt Second Rau Dorothy Tredway Helen Horst Dorothy Yonto Emogene Thompson Betty Benglesdorf Paulme Fxsher Margaret Forbes Korleen Carpenter Mary Rose George Tlazrd Row Stella Phrlpot Leora Sprunger Agnes Chatterclh Erleen McPerry Lrlllan Falb Mary Ann Codrano Marran Crownover Jeanne Weygandt Mlss Layton Fourtla Row Merle Arnold FFIIZ Bxlderback Bob Seckel Allen Dlller Blll Handwerlc junror Brown Don Brenner George OBr1en Louxs Chrne Fzfth R011 Dewey Lacv Robert Shearer Arthur Tredway 6 ma! Gm The Commercral Club s membershrp thrs year was the largest 1n 1ts hrstory wxth 35 mem bcrs Our offrcers for the year were Junxor Foster presldent Helen Shrfferly v1ce presrdent operat1on of our sponsor Mr Holqu1st and our co sponsor Mrss Layton The frrst act1on of the club was a meetmg of the presrdrng offrcers for thc choosmg of a program commlttee whxch planned the soc1al actrvrtres and bus1ness meetmgs of the club for the entrre year We enjoy ed a Chrlstmas party nn the Hrgh School lobby vyhere we danced to the musrc of the most popular orchestras and played brngo dur1ng the evemng Qurte a number of the boys learned to dance and we all enjoyed lf In March a party that had been postponed from Valentrne Day because of so many ab scnces from school was held 1n thc gymnasrum The attendance was large and tvery ont had a grand nmc Perhaps the most cducanonal program of the year was the fncld tr1p to an accounnng dc partment to observe how a modern busmcss offrcc IS operated The club sold chocolate mrlk and orange 1u1ct every noon to students who att thtlr lunches at school to frnanct the trrp Our last socral gathcrmg was a banquet ln May Elglaly Four V' fl . I 7 U Y - , , , , , A I Y 1 A 7 S 9 7 ' ll 7 1 V 7 , , , , , , , , - , , , ., , I . . . , , , - iT 5 A S I 7 ' . 5 7 . 7 , , , - I ll 7 . , , - ' - 3 Q 1 , ' 2 Martha Rehm, secretary and treasurer. These officers have served ably wrth the splendid co- . s - s ' a - . 7 . Y . Y . . V Y . . 1 ' v ' , 1- ., ' V , - . ' , y ' ' . , ya . 1 . 4 A ' 4 V I A . I y 4- Fzrrt Rou Denms Eyall Homer Diller, Robert Hahn Gordon Hostetler, Paul Hubacher, Harold Shrfferly Clarr Rehm, Elton Campbell Second Rou Merle Hershey, Robert E Ross, Melvtn Stocksdale, James Mxchener, Don Cukr Rxchard Board Donald Marnn Tblfd Rou Robert Srnger, Rodney Hayden, jay Whrtmore Rrchard Campbell Lester Gochnauer, Bernard Hubacher Fourth Rou Robert Gr1mes, Herbert Rehm, Mr Mengert awe ef of ,aww The purroses of our organuatlcn are develop competent aglzressne rural and agricultural leadershnp strengthen the confidence of the farm boy ln hlmself and his work create and nurture a lose of country life u xmproxe the rural home and tts surroundmgs encourage co operative effort among students promote thrlft promote and lmprove scholarshlp encourage organlzed recreatlonal 8CtlWlt es among students of xocatlonal agriculture The officers for this year were Paul Hubathu president I-larry luh'er xlceprtsulent Robert Hahn secretary Gordon Hostetler treasurer Harold Shxfferly reporter Rxcharsl Campbell watch dug. The actxutres of our group have mcluded many mterestlng and successful experiences We entertained G A A and G R gurls at partles ln our club house With the co-operatlon of the local farmers and busmess men the club presented a very successful entertainment Fxtrybodys Here The F F A Bas ketball Team competed m Intramural and ln county F F A games The members of the club entered exhlbnts ln the Wayne County and Ohio State Fairs and won many prues Each member rs requurtd to carry an agricultural proJect and farm account records The members of the club entertained thelr parents at a banquet this sprung Thus summer we plan to take another trlp-elther to New York Cxty and Washmgton D C or a trlp through the South We greatly appreciate the help and co optratxon nt' the local farmers and business mtn who haxe helpul to makt our actlvltles a success ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Eighty F11 e v v , . s , - I To , ' ' ' . To ' ' ' ' . To ' ' -. T ' . . ' - ' 13- To - - 1 ' To ' . T0 ' ' . 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THE R ED AND WHITE Frnt Rou jack Stands Carole Schmid Janice Messenger Lester Chilcote Dick Goudy Don Swinehart Martha Rehm Alice Neumeister Eileen Nrcholas Billy Evans Yecond Row Charles Caldwell Merle Arnold Donna jean Tschantz Dorothy Yonto Viv ian Johnston joan Voronovich Marianna Macrmo june Perry David Graber Vernon Stuckey Miss Schantz Tlozrd Row Virgil Sommers Harold Shifferly George Criswell Rowland Congdon Law rence Ulrich junior Walton james Heath Joe My ers Fourth Rou Stanley johnson Glenn Tschantz Gordon Hostetler Gamma Glad The Camera Club is an activity not limited as to class sex or financial condition The requirement for active membership IS a lively interest in photography and the ownership of a camera This year Eastman Kodak Company provided program material free Once a month il lustrated talks were given on color photography snapshots for family records composition of a good picture explanation of how a camera works night pictures and printing and enlarging shots William Schmid and Sam Bohlen were two of the guests A group of students yisited a display of winning pictures that the Wooster Camera Club exhibited The biggest yob was to supply many of the snapshots for this Annual The boys who helped most were Merle Arnold Glenn Tschantz Lester Chilcote and Don Swinehart Thex were able to get pictures during the dark days because of the two new photo flood lamps purchased by the School Board for this purpose The officers are Don Swinehart president Lester Chilcote vice president Dick Goudy treasurer Martha Rehm secretary Joan Voronovich David Graber june Perrv program committee Rowland C ngdon Glenn Tschantz membership committee Miss Katherine Schantz sponsor Frghtg Sw I ui 1 I 7 D I . .7 . I V I I7 7 Y 8 9 9 .I ' A it S 3 7 9 I - , , . , , , . l I I 1 I 9 E I 1 7 - 3 9 7 I ' ll 7 , , - . . , Y . . , . . .. ' . . A . . . Y . . V . I v 1 I I all I . . Y . . V . . 1 v I s I s I I At several meetings townsfolk who are enthusiastic amateurs showed some of their best I I I 74 1 1 1. I . I 7 I r 1 ' I - r A V I 1 . ' .2 ' . 7 ' Q . 1 ' .5 ' .- ' L ' ,y 1 ' A A V' I I A . , , , . , ,, sa: C Q y A aa: g I 4 , . Front R011 Robert Faith Billy Weible LaVerne Wade Bob Rogers Robert Grcsser James Tredway Ralph Clary Second Rau Cloyd Lautenslager Billy Markley Leo Alsip Dudley Lacy Billy Flowers Pob Willis Harold Lyon john Waring Phillip Mengert Leroy Palm Ellis Adams Willis Dunham Tlaud Rou Roy Arnold James Bader Warren Martin Buddy Killinger Don Belding Melvin McElroy Clyde Martin Olin Fisher Robert Hershey Mr Sayre Fourlla R011 John lmhoff Allan MCCurdy Clarence Brown Billy Riggenbach Irvin Ells worth Charles Hudson Bob McKee Charles Diller Frederick Webster junior Norman alma The junior Police entered its third year in Orrville High School with about 40 Robert Gresser was elected president James Norman vice president james Tred may treasurer and Harold Lyon secretary The unior Pollce were duly sworn in by the mayor of the town following an assembly talk on safety by a deputy sheriff In addition to aiding pupils to cross Main Church and H gh Streets the junior Police assisted in policing the football field and at the basketball games A drive was also made to make the students safety conscious and to form the habit of cross ing at the corners instead of at the middle of the block With the aid of some of the teachers a group of students and William Chap man a benefit was staged for the jun or Police The proceeds were used for equip ment and to fete the boys Under the capable leadership of Mt Sayre these boys have shown a fine spirit of willingness cooperation and sacrifice to make their work .1 success and they are deserving of much praise ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Elgbty Ser t II 'W I 7 A V A 3 Y 9 3 7 V ' ! I - 7 7 ' l ' 1 u A is I v I U a l ' Q i members selected from the Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grades. At an early meeting . L Y . . L i I , 5 a A J . . . , . . . 7 . . :Y . A 7 ' 1 . 5 . V . - ' 7 . , 4 ' , - C 1 THE RED AND WHITE Fzrft R014 Barbara Hall Dorothy Grrmes Elxzabeth Weber Betty K1fDl3Cfl1U Peggv Long shore joan Longshore Second Rau Mlss Layton Ann Fouch Marran Crownover Wanda Carpenter Helen WSIS er Betty Benglesdorf Third Rou john Splker Bernard Murtaugh John Hall Russell Horst Drck Goudy We 1284! QLCZWL The Red Rrder has had a very successful and effxcrent year nurrng 1959 40 Drffxculnes have been encountered but have been very aptly met The Rlder creates mterest nn school act1v1t1es and helps to not1fy students of the goxngs on The co edltors Helen Welser and Peggy Longshore have guxded the paper rnto smooth waters w1th the help of the sponsor Mlss Layton The co operatron from the staff has been suff1c1ent to warrant rnterestmg Journals ln the future junxor Hrgh reporters Barbara Hall and Betty Klmberlrn have strmulatecl mterest rn their own classes Pr1or to th1s year llttle partrcrpanon was granted to Qeventh and Exghth Grade students The staff members are chosen from a l1st of names handed rn to the edrtors Thxs enables them to select only the most xnterested and capable persons to publrsh ensuxng ISSUCS The Red Rrder has attaxned a hrgh degree of student support Although xt IS not operat ed for proflt the student body has Co operated to help make the paper pay 1ts own vyay This year the staff has devrated from former edrtorral pOllClCS by not runmng so many mer chant sponsored ads Under thus plan there has been more room left for actual news The Red Rlder looks toward the future wxth expectatron and back upon the past wrth satxsfactlon Eighty Eight 4. j- Y . . V . . - 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 ' , . . JT . . V 1 1 1 1 . - 0 - 1 . A V Y 1 . . . . . . .. . ,, . . - ' 1 1 1 . I - . . . . . 1 , 1 ' . ' . cf ' 1 l ' . ' . ' ' 4 1 , . A 1 1 1 , . Y A 1 . . . . . . Y - 1. HELEN JANE ELLSWORTH ELEANOR WEBSTER MISS GOSHEN MR LAWRENCE BUS ESS MA SS CULT AD ISOR AC A V 7he Ra! ma? Wm? Pzrft Rau tele Stands anlce Messenger Robert Keatmg jlck Ryan Robert Gresser Cxrol Schmrd Betty Lou Strouse Reynolds Marxan Bowers Agnes Chatterellr Eleanor Webster Marjorle Amstutz Helen jane Ellsworth Bette Metzger Tbml R011 Mlss Goshen james Heath joe Yonto Dale Smuclxer john Robert jones Dclt Fugrtt Charles Yoder Don Demlow Dnclx Goudy Dale Arnold Mr Lawrence Fourth Ron ohn Hall Gordon Horst Bob Evans Glenn Tschantz Don Swrne hrrt Stanley Johnson Bernard Murtaugh joe Carney Charles Caldwell ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Highly Nme EUITOR-IN-CHIEF IN NIGER A 'T FA V V F IULTY D ISOR l I H '-12 ' , J l , ' , 2 , , 2 , . Second Rau'-Marcille Wenger, Betty Ann Auble, Ann Fouch, june Perry, Evelyn 7 U 5 7 . Y L , . l 'T I 1 1 - ' v Y R E Y 9 Vs E 7 Y ' I u MJ v v v 9 . ' 2 , 1 ' , , , 4 lc . THE RED AND WHITE Seam gimp fC0lIfIlIllLd from Page T1 euty Niue! Constitutional for her to volunteer while she was still on American soil Her attorney Miss Leora Sprunger secured the permission for her to leave the country however without even having a trial I noticed that tyyo Orrville girls had been made famous because they vyere with the Rock ettes of Rockefeller Center They were Evelyn Weygandt and Dorothy Brillhart I also noticed that an Orrville boy Matt Chatterelli had for a time eoached the Rockettes in calesthenics designed to improve the figure and limber the muscles I read that Harry Kohler Rodney Hayden and Paul Hubacher had formed a farming partnership and had taken many of the ribbons and prizes at the county and state fairs I saw that Dorothy Grimes had been state president of the Four H Club and after that had done quite popular extension work I read on and found that Bette Metzger and Eliza beth Permar did Missionary vyork in the Far East As 1 counted up on my fingers it seemed to me that 1 was accounting for a lot more boys than girls What had happened I wondered hadnt there been many girls in Orrville in 19407 But I found out where they were slum ber parties They had been having so many that several of the girls developed sleeping sick ness and it took the combined efforts of that world famous scientist Eleanor Webster and all of her staff including Betty Benglesdorf Martha Rehm and Helen Shifferly to bring the girls out of it During all their illness their food was especially prepared for them by one of their classmates Miss Margaret Longshore I found in some old fashion notes that Orrville was an up and coming style center yust before the eruption and that if it hadnt been for the catastrophe it might have taken Rose George was just beginning to model and might have become quite famous In one of the last papers I read I noticed that Charles Turner had been given the con tract to paint the Trysceposphere a large irregular shaped structure that was the symbol of the 1945 New Orleans World Fair I also read that Melvin Chileote designed the Trvscepos phere and that the Diller Building Materials Co supplied the covering I had Just finished reading that Forrest Dixon had been elected the new president of the Optometrists Society and that Mark Heatwole was working on another invention this 2031stJ in 1946 I sayy that junior foster and Bill Stutzman contested for the Presidency of the U S in 1948 Suddenly out of the sky like a bullet dropped a stratosphere ship with Marian Boyyers in command Russell Horst was her engineer and Kenneth Vaughn was her pilot They said they were 1ust returning from Mars and were going right back because they lu rl fry nfl F nraiyy of rf-r-nal myth ar lfacr I had lwrrry arrynn1 rl'yP ruins lnnu rnmyslv I decided to leave the dust of the past to the professors and return to a modern world once more STANLEY JOHNSON ROBERT EVANS XIIICH V 1 2 il 1- I 1 I , 3 3 , 1 ' . 1 1 5 1 1 V . 1 1 I 1 7 I 1 yi 1 1 1 1 1V 71 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 4 1 v 17 . . 1 I 1 yv f 1 1 i. 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E- y'e,... -. .-,.. 1 U-- ,::,. ,,,,-,,e, U.- -elm .W 3 ,, 1 , I. 1 Qalamfm 7939 f94fO SEPT1 NBER School opens Ninety seven green Freshies vyander through the halls looking dazed Mr Lawrence our new principal addresses the first assembly Found on a Freshmans registration card Name of parent or guardian Pipa and mama One week finished Only thirty five more to go School out for County Fair Band plays tvyo short concerts in front of the gmndstand Band plays for assembly today Class officers elected First football game Orrville Z6 Rittman 6 Red Rider subscriptions go on sale Deputy Sheriff Carroll gave a safety lecture for chapel today First Red Rider is published Orrville 41 Canal Fulton O Home Economics girls present tips on good manners for assembly Orrville downs Coventry 13 O Ocros F R H1 Y has a scavenger hunt and wiener roast at Orr Park Miss Phyllis Koehl replaces Mr Howells during his illness Mast children entertain for chapel Hy Ho has a steak roast at Orr Park Orrville 55 Mansfield Madison 0 The band accompanied the teim there High School Day at Ohio State University Cheer leaders in charge of assembly G A A has a moonlight hike to Helen Shifferlys Columbus Day Orrvtlle 53 Canton St john 0 Agora Club organized H1 Y and G R members tell about their eycpcriences at Boys Stlte and Camp Wild wood in chapel today Pictures taken for the Annual Dalton loses to Orrv1lle 41 0 orates to the tune of A Perfect Day Wadsworth 6 Orrville 26 School s out Teachers go to Cleveland Football boys have a hay ride accompanied by their girl friends Demonstration given on Safety by the State Highvy ay Patrol NOVFMBER Senior Class has assembly Mark Heatwole stars in dramatic production of john Gil pin s Ride Football mothers give two one act plays -Orrvill il Millersburg 0 Intelligenee tests Little 'Iheatre Group presents The Dead of Night Mr Krichbaum treats the football boys to a showy Armistice Day Chapel program entitled Memories of 1919 Foothill season closes with Orrville O Wooster O G R informal initiation Cooking School Seniors have their pictures taken for the Annual Herbert Petrie and his White Hussars present a program sponsored by the band Thanksgiving vacation begins Sophomore Class party in gymnlsium Mr Stoneman leaves for Mentor Ohio Commercial Club has a hard time party DFeEMBrR H1 Y dince Football banquet at Smithville Inn Senior class presents Running Wilel 9 el Riders lose their first basketbill game to Norton Center 70 77 Orrville debates Wfooster ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL N 121411 Um 5, . 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Li . . -,uh '. . , E RED AND WH G R recelves donattons for the Tuberculosxs Fund Commerclal Club holds 1 Chrlst mas party Apple Creek 35 Orrvmlle 33 Chrlstmas vacatron begms Doylestown 42 Orrvxlle 23 Canal Fulton 36 Orrvllle 19 Mrllersburg 40 Orrv1lle 30 jANUARy We resume studxes after Chrlstmas vacatlon Mr McDougall speaks 1n chapel Orrvllle 33 Wooster 30 Exams' Loudonvllle 24 Orrvllle 22 Akron Howe-r 34 Orrvxlle 20 Greyhound Bus Llnes glve a picture Honeymoon by Greyhound Dalton 31 Orrvxlle 25 Natlonal Thespxan Socxety mstalls members at chapel today wxth Mr MeDougall IS speaker Agrnculture department presents Everybody s Here FFBRUARH Everybodys Here IS repeated Mlllersburg 353 Orrvllle 32 followed by H1 X dance G R Leap Year dance O glrls have banquet for W gurls Wtxoster w5 Orrvnlle 23 folloyyed by HIX dance Lmcolns blrthday Apple Creek 32 Orrvtlle 18 Loudonvllle 38 Orrvtlle 24 17L'OffVlllL 27 Crestllne 23 31 Schools out for Washlngton s Brrthday Rtttman 44 Orrvxlle 18 MARCH Speclal program wxth a lecture on snakes G A A Sweetheart Party Honor Soc1ety sponsors assembly program Commercxal Club party joel B Guxn speaks at chapel Glee Club presents a musical program Basketball banquet Etble class presents an effectne Faster program at chapel Easter vacat1on beglns Seventh grade presents three or1g1nal skits at chapel F F A G R party at the F F A clubhouse Army Navy game Navy vyms 37 33 APRIL G R sponsors an Apr1l Fool dance Captaln jack astounds us vylth a program of maguc Muslc contest at Kent Our orchestra Wlns at ratmg of Excellent Sclence department has assembly Orchestra has assembly Grade cards' lhespxans present ine Late Chrlstopner bean Westlnghouse Co shows plcture of New 'lork Worlel s Falr at s1,ee1al assemb y Jumors ln charge of assembly Thespxan banquet Band and orchestra present a concert MAY G R and H1 Y have formal IDIIIZIIIOH IH ehapel H1 Y sponsors a Swmg Concert Band presents coneert ln assembly Exghth Grade performs an operetta entltled The Flynng Dutehman Senior Day junxors entertaxn Semors at gala prom Baccalaureate Exams Commencement Nmziy Tu rf T H I T E 15- ' ' ' . 16- - , ' , . 19- , , ' A . 22- ' 1 , ' f . 3- . f ' A . 10- . 12- ' , ' . 13- , , ' - . 23- , , ' A . 312- ' . 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X Q o X O E RED AND WHITE We fbeciwfyie Wm page Wt AUVHNIEHQE to whom we owe a full measure ot gratntude for therr talthtul support ot this twenty mrmth volume ot the Red and White W trust the publlcatlon ot thus book wlll well repay the confidence you have placed uh at ' ' . e 'X I Stix R F HECKER M D West Market Street ORRVILLE OHIO Cmzzpfwzentf 0 BENJAMIN STUDER O C McDowell, M D OFFICE HOLRS 7 A M 4 PHONE 165 DR LOYAL C CAMP CHIROPRACTOR Ncurocllometer find X Rfty Nmonll Btnk Bld Phone 2407 O P ULRICH Phone 111 Z EAST MARKET STREET Conzplwzenff 0 DR M C KROPF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Dr Frank L PhlIIlpS DENTIST Natnonal Bank Buxldmq PHONE UO F E STEWART DENTIST Wfest M 1rLet Street Phone 70 O RVILLE HIGH SCHOOL XlllLfI MH 'I ' Af 0 1 9 Q s I , , DR. 9-1- . .g 1-Q6-8 P. M. A 2 f ' f Health Service ' z ' 2 2 ' g. -. ' f 0 0 , My D0 R THE RED AND WHITE E Longshore, 0 D OPTOMETRIST Open Evenmgs TUESDAY THURSDAY III C0l7If71Hl167Iff WILLIS HORN ATTORNEY AT LAXV ORRVILLE OHIO Complzmezzfr 0 SATURDAY Raymond O Morgan PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Way ne County B111 Jacobs When IS your b1rthday7 Exleen Hans When vyould xt be most convement for you' Don Culer Dael Ive eleexeleel to set tle down and start f3lSlI'lg chnckens Mr Cukr Better try owls Thelr hours vnll suxt you better Nlrs Fletcher What makes you thlnk Bobby IS 5,0105 to be a pol1t1c1an7 Mr Fletcher He says more thmgs that sounel swell and mean nothlng than any other human bemg I ever saw Elmer Stauffer Whlle vse re sxttlng., here IH the moonl1g.,ht lel lllce to le you Arlene Axrhart Hes Elmer Elmer Coulelnt yxe move over' lm Charles Yoder Let me off at the next stop Conductor I thought th1s was a lun h vyagon Mr Lawrence tat S 065 You should have been here at 55 jack Sheets Why what happened' LE' 0 VV L5 f 0411 0m.....5 LECKY'S GREENHOUSE North Vme Street ot Howard PHONE 236 Xllltfl Ilgfl ' ,of I , . L on , - f , rd I . I I . V . 7. A A: .A ..7 -l' I 1 ' 7 l 1, I I -7 . l - A A fr: fl l 'i fl 'I , I I- sitting oh a nail, . l . 1 1 ' ' C l' A . Y l Y' 7 I.. A . 1 f 1 ' , , 'A 8: 2 A ' a - 7: . ,, f -,. , D, ,M ' Q D ov Watch for your tovorlte stars In their most outstondmg pictures ORRVILLE OHIO Leonard J Neumelster Cozrzplzfzzenm 0 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING E V A N S Phone 761 X Day or Nlght G R O C E R Y ORRVILLE OHIO NUROY ROOFING Complmzenzf o ROOFING SPOUTING PAINTS AND VARNISHES XVARM AIR HEATING Phor1e746 AMSTUTZ 153 N Walnut St Orrvllle, Ohxo Cfmzpfznzerzzu of URRVILLE BUIJY EUMPANY ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL it D . ' ' f , f Nimtm Nim E R AND WHITE .r QI -1 HE Prmter joms the Butcher the Baker and the Electrnc Light Maker In extendmg telncltotlohs to the Graduates and to express the hope that each one enjoys the mam course of lute whnch ns now ready to be served I A1117 6 Ill lfllly Phone Your Orders to L e F F V E R S the Kodak Store wnrh the RNOWLEDGE EXPERIENCE or And Complete Stock FRESH BREAD AND CAKES Ljflllllllllglll f Complzmentf 0 JOHN BIGLER Department Store FUNERAL DIRECTORS ORRVILLE, OHIO lil!! lil ED .f2fc'o1'a11A-LR I, -! fx, 1 I ' - A 1 X fr 'V 'tor ,XA . ,426 O I1 f'f M RVILLE HIGH SCHO I ll E RED AND WHITE REAL ONE STOP SERVICE GOODYEAR TIRES DELCO BATTERIES LUBRICATION SPARK PLUGS WASHING Sunoco Gasoline and Motor Olls -FI-RT LUOLFE S SERVICE SANITARY MARKET Quallty Meats FROZEN FOODS IANCY GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES O N E John Fouch Prop CLOVERLFAF FARM DAIRY ICE CREAM MILK CREAM MARTIN 81 MAIWURM II Gloflws Complimefztf of J and ik P I-I 2 9 3 1 - ik Cmzzplimefztf of I 6 , ill!!! ' xw O RVILLE HIGH SCHOOL U If Ill I 4, X . ll w 3, 3 A ,. ff ' UL Iwi. fl. ' fy fu THE R D AND WHITE ik F. J. IVIATHIAS Building Supplies Ol I LIGHT WATER POXVER ICE 'ik Munlclpal UtllllIl6S 01112611 bg VILLAGE OF ORRVILLE opemted 65 Board of Publlc Affalrs B G COPE S A HUBER R A KIWWEY Pres1dent LEIBFORTH DRUG We Offer A Complete Lmc of DRUGS TOILETS AND SUNDRIES C077If7!llN6l?fl' 0 S A HUBER JEWELER Hfzmzlfon El 3172 lffalffmfzz B IIZO1 zz WATCHES L, ompnmefzzf f DIX BROS o102ocSTORF ho lV1lZ6I' Beauty Salon Spec 14111 1716 nz ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Abrze I O Bcflt4fStr1c nc I 91 Orrv1llc Ohlo U1 111111 CI . . . . . . . 1 . Ll ' ' . I , A A . I., 7 5 f 0' ir! it 1 fs: I 'I .ZI I7 I I Y P - - A 2' . . 1 J' V1 p , ' I ' . M MJ fum' RVILL HIGH SCHO E H, ll, I THE RED AND WHITE QWWQMMQ auf THE Uli!MLEAEI1INEE EU BUFHLER S GROCFRY Fresh md Smoked Melts GROCERIES In Cream Cmdms Toblcco Open excry day Llllfll S P M Sundlys closed from l to 4 Comer Plrldlse md Vme s C wliplznzc mx 2 Moser Freedom Statlon GENERAL TIRES XVILLARD BATTERIES ARISTOLRAT BEAUTY SHOP 6v7 South Mlm Street Beauty 171 flu Mmfam Moda mm I-43 X hA1H111v HAI 1 Y Prop 01 llfzzlz IX I J , V A ' 5 ff J 'l 7 ' T1 PHONE 284-Z ' V 'J ' Pl ' '- S ' zz '-z ' I St. ro 7t7 JS'.' ARE OTEI FOR THEIR BEAUTIFUL TONE AND EFFICIENT SERVICE Afrlnf 01 J K 0111 nun ORRVILLE OHIO 151 bf lo 411872 L' C S SNYDER 6' SON gem! mc! Wwamy Eemian OIQIQVILLE Conzplzzzzczzln of Wnth Best Wnshes THOS. A. PRECHTEL Mm Agent METROPOLITAN C 0 B B ' S 'NSLRANCE DRY CLEANING COMPANY ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL N 'm - ,A I f f f f V . f ' K ff .ra if e I I Q . Um Ilfn1.lu.f 811111 THE RED AND WHITE The Educatlonal Supply Company PAINEQVILLE OHIO Prxntlnt, Engrxvmg Dlplomas Inv1t1t1ons School Records and Offlce Supplres Compliment! 0 Orrvllle Bronze 8t Aluminum Foundry As sun ple as 2 and 2 1f you have a:ny'l king to lose you need lnsurance wmth E W Brenneman Agent ORRVILLE OHIO Offrcer What vtas the lrcense num bcr of the car that struck you' Bernard Murtaugh I belrevc I have forgotten rt but I remember notrcxng that rf It were multrplred by rtself the cube root of the product would equal the sum of the dlgnts reversed Mrd Horst What arc you stoppnng Joe Carney The man at the gas sta tron sald to turn north and follow the trolley Well have to wart unt1l one comes along Makrng lovc 15 lrlce makmg ple All you need lS a lot of crust and some applesauce Mxss Johnson Stanlty dxd you mall Stanley Yep But I notlctd that youd put thc two cent stamp on thc foreign letter and the flve cent stamp on the crty letter Thya Oh my what a blunder Stanley But I flXCd rt up all rlght I just changed the addresses Vreyx of Orrvrlle Trle Plant mth large stock that IS always carrred ln xarls shown Out Ilundred Elgbi . 1 ' I I s 7 . . . t . J, L72 7, . . . . I V C 1 1 1 . . O O , , I 7 ' ' - , those two letters I gave you! for? ' ' ' - ' ' I I . ' . fy ' - ' ' 2 ' , 1 y D I l I I l l I 1 , 2 . on 'Vatu ations to I' e 7h ELLSWURTH HI-IFFNER Ga 6aqyUQmww55ff 01.2.3 VZLL? Member Federal Deposnt Insurance Corporatnon Member Federal Reserve System A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE O RVILLE HIGH SCHOOL K' If- f E :lf rl X, V ! 4 If fl 1 Ll? f??fFWrg?Js2C 'I E E 'C fl R H4 ,.f'l'L, . I!!! :II lx THE RED AND WHITE IIIDSEII A1 IIDLUE GENERAL ELECTRIC Radio, Refrigerator and Wzxshing Machine Soles Service I 125 West Market Street. Phone 57 5 Qu 5 Z SIHIERWIN WILLIAMS Palnts N EW PERFECTION H S Stoves BETTER PLUMBING SUPPLIES ICE CREAM Munzzfactzzred by J O H N S 0 N SMITHDAIR. HARDWARE PRoDuc'rs Co omwu.LE. o PHONE 9 E W NAFTZGER FURNITURE You wIII fmd us ot the SAME ploce Wlfh good volues HIGH GRADE FURNITURES AND STOVES DAVID KING Mgr 707 North Mun Strut ORRVILLE OHIO I - - I ' - I 1 I 0 . . . in OrI'z'iUe'I' Original! Fffrlzilffre Slow , . One 1l1Hlt4l7'z'i4l Ten RVILLE HIGH SCHO fl' L ll'1f..f'L.f'l THE RED AND WHITE MANHATTAN RESTAURANT ARNOLD TRANSFER OR RVILLE 24-HOUR SERVICE Extends Its Congratulations Reasonable Prices to the and Prompt Semce GRADUATING CLASS 142 DEPOT STREET 1940 John Faul, Pro Complzmevzix 0 Complznzenff 0 Flannery Beauty Shflppe JACOBS GARAGE Phone 300 North Vxne Sr IIIIQI Ill llllff rl I I DDUKUH FAIN BRUSHES AND ART SUPPLIES LEHMANN PAINT 8' SIGN STORE 175 West Water Strut MERL E LEHMANN ALFRED JENNY of f D. ' - f I I I I D Lei 715 help you profect and beautify your lwmef' - , . , Um llllflafluf T14 cfm May the Red Rider gridiron spirit of 1940 surpass that of I959 The O. H. S. Booster Club CfJIIIf7flNIC'1If.f nf A 8: P TEA COMPANY HATS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Original in Style Moderately Priced The Famous Corticelli Slips and Hosiery Fike Millinery Aff in Han ik Sun Life of Canada C. B. Manson National Bank Building ewwma THE ORRVILLE BEDDING CQMPANY ORRVILLE OHIO O RVILLE HIGH SCHOOL U llffflfli 0 f y R ut 'rnrti -iilfzzf T E RED AND WH TE C III.f7flIlILI2fI THE COTTAGE CREAMFRY C0 ORRVILLE OHIO Bucy s Confectxonary Grocery We A1171 ff Plea c Opgn Sundlys mi Evcnm Low pr1ces and prompt courteous serv1ce his alxx 155 been our motto We zppre clate the opportumty of scrvmg you G W DIETRICK DRUGGIST Cf1lIf71ll7IC7lfJ f THE WOOD PRESERVING CORPORATION CENTURY DIVISION sf? ORRVILLE OHIO Um Illllitflgdl Iwfnliu I-I I , . fo ' 1 , of .. jj . I ' 2 1 L ' ' 5,5 until I0 P. M. J 0 ' 2 1 uf ik 11 . 2 . J . y I . T . O ff ' 1 'ff f'N l E RED AND WH There IS a constant demand tor sten ographers who can take fast dxctauon and transcnbe .angst ell A quell xt accurately typxsts who can type neatly rapxdly and accurately--accountants who can keep books wxthout su pervnsron pnvate secretcnes who can handle detaxl wxth preczsxon. IITTEIID TIIE CIIIITOII IICTIIIII. Put a hxgher cash value on your servrces by attendmg the Canton Actual For over 60 years thas school has specxal ned rn teachmg commerczal sub1ects Hundreds of grad uates are now hllrng re sponszble posrtrons Tlns ts your guarantee ot complete satrstactxon. no, Catalog Free On Request s luuuvw 'G W SELL IGNITO COAL y NATIONALLY KNOWN Ponhus Coal 6' Supply Co CEMENT - SAND - BRICK - GRAVEL 1 llnrzrfnrf .Sixn wr PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTO FINISHING PICTURE FRAMING 'DDQ-M la If QCLTC Tl TFZEGLIE- 476 6th Strut N W CANTON OHIO D1 flbv nzlztq Frult Butters, Preqerves and Jellies IN ORRVILLE SINCL C Conzplzmefzll z SELLERS MARKFT Horst Machlne 8: Auto Service SPECIALIZING IN From Wheel Almgnmcnr Cslmler Rebormg, Fffxclcnt Brake Serum Generlror SIAFIIUQ., Lnghtln Electrxc and Acetxlem Wcldlng PHONE 56 Lxst Wxtnr Strut Orrvlllc. Ohm O RVILLE HIGH SCHOOL U I V3 I, 33 ll 'o IFNSL - '1, . . ial 1 'I 1 If rx, I l I If X I v kin ul A xi...-nm, A Rcfmffuizeff Stfzzzfffznf U :N Q L J K. . W . lsr 4 ik ' I THE RED AND WHITE I I fr- I feceuqvagwllf SPROWLS CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 135 East Water Street ORRVILLE OHIO LUMB ER Chapman s Shoe Store NULL WQRK For Mens Style Its -IARMANS For Wornen amd Girls MODERN MISS BUILDING MATERIAI On the job S112 e 1867 The Klnney Lumber C0 PHONE no Medlclnal Remedles for your health Pqtent Medlcmes Toxlet Art1cles Wall Paper Chm 1 Home of the famous IOSTORIA GLASSWARE SODAS CANDY CIGARS J O BFCHTEL C0l7If7IH7.76lIf8 0 Ralph L Eshelman To the Class of 1940 from Z A R L E S Yom 1511107116 P11115 fill H1111 11-1311 7 I , 7 - . . I 'L' 17 CONGRAI ULATIUNS 3 I 0 J 1 f 71 ner 1- 'J vcn '35 y M' ' ff 'G . f Q 3 .- 4 wh! Ma' K -'Q gg Li' . a. 11-19-rg f -M Q: Q N- v v V :L ns , ' A .... . ',. Ei Q gli Q Q V i QP!!! Sv i ': P! 'S' I' H 1 W . , ,ff nf ' ' 'Pi A 4 Lt . if ,.-3 Wg 4 Lji I 4 . 'W :z - - 5 ai' 4 ' 'Q' '14 -K1 A f Q -ff E...-.er . I 'P' F 'S 35, i '4 3 ix K' .a'f I 1 . r - Q Wa, , 3,2 v ink M.. s g 3 wg ,L 1 f Q 9 -'nil' ' fi - Q 3 m 1-- .J .X 1 7 , n R 1... 3 a.,a it 13,- ,QQQ .- ' .gs f - 'i ,Q x ' I f 7 11 mff' W 5 fp y f' Q? E 9 A gr M - ' v ' 'J ' Q Ew ing - - 1 ' . 'S 9 f, . ' n ' .nf .f A' uf' , 1.3w'1fVl 'a it .EL Q 3 f ' , iq ' 'si' 'f 'T '15 ' fasizf , 4 'Q 'rf NW - Qtal I 1 '1 gf , AA,r ' ' W J . no ' ,A .Q J' . 1- -- 5. W -Li Q Lk- -, . 1 3, ,,.- A ' ' , A - ' N - f 1 K X Lx R ., !,i,,,,!1 fa-, , N , Q, g ,h ' If l 'Wm pf' ' 2, ' A A ,I arf ' x 4 THE RED AND WHITE ii? H The art of dry cleaning, my friends, is a matter of knowl- edge and proper equip- ment. Those mo thmgs ire cssen ml and you er them both H A L L S DRY CI EANINC Work cxlled for 'md delrvered Phone 413 Z Complinzefztrr of BECHTOL'S PACKERS or Beef and Pork ORRVILLE OHIO J F DIETZ HOME or Gooo SHOES THE ENTIRE FAMILY u rlrty Style Servrcc ORRVILLE OHIO PERILSTEIN S Ertablzrfvezl Sim e 1895 Forty Four YCIFS of Succcssful Merch mdrsmg, The Jos Perllsteln C0 rr J'1l-3 2, ml Q ... .1 XJHJWZQXJ G5 N3 FDNHJ A HARDWARE STORE SINCE 54 ORRVILLES LEADING ATHLETIC STORE 01 H111 .. V . 2 A - .C 0 rw at . . 9 J T 2 I ' . 1 7 9 . O 1 ' V ' ' J fo' as . 12 ' Q 2 ' 1 - - ' A 1 N ' . . 7 O f'f.1whfi1unnir nf ,,,,.l, ...,...... ,, H .1 ff' fy fi .,,, I -ea E Ll 'gr' V 34 ' J iii I 24. ll I Il uf rzfful' 711154111 Complaments 0 IE3A Z'E'Zl-ZX Ehiiif a F'OMi?i'-lL1QT.!' ROCHESTER NEW YORK IIII C 0 wma! Stafzonefzs 0 il: Glasso 1QlfO Q 3 Reprcs ta Embert Hoover P O Box Akron, Ohlo ORRVILLE HIGH SCHOOL . f :TWT-vi, If my ,1 ' j yr X wi V, , vw , W I' fffmgz I 7 I 1 F, on 'ff' ww Qy F' , I , f f 4- f , f I f F' I TV ,J I I F l , ,. IIEIIIIIIIHZISEQQEIIIIIIIEE TIIIIIIIIIIHEEQIQ f I O I e f Im.. --.----M X7 'T T ' cn ' tive: Um llffmfmf I mul' Um T E R D AND WHITE Electric Motors Q PLANK ELEVATOR X 'I' GENERATORS E REPAIRING ,gs QUALITY MERCHANDISE RLWINDING 6 MAGNETO RFPAIRING Re 1sonably Pr1ced Re buxldrng All Electrlcal Apparatus Phone 37 We Dcllver ALL WORK GUARANTEED F E Welty Electrlc 720 West Market Street ORRVILLE 105 Oak Street CONGRATULATIONS ORRVI LLE SEN IORS You ore fmushmg your Hugh School Course Whot s Aheod for You? You need SPECIAL TRAINING for gettnng a posmon an You mel GENERAL BACKGROUND TRAINING for larger personal levtlopmcnt anl for getnng promotxons Get lwoth of these by taking, a well rounded TWO YEAR COURSE ln BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OR SECRETARIAL TRAINING THE OBERLIN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Oberlin Ol11O Member of Amerlcan AIJOCldfl071 of Iumor Coffegef Buslness needs the better class of xoung people from our Hlgh Schools It also offers xou the greatest opportunmes A good tvso year School of Busmess 15 the place for busxness trammg Wrxte or call for lnformatlon Wlll BURT sro in C omplzmenfr 0 Cease Flrlng by hand C E BADGER let 3 WILL BURT General Inqurance wxorlx for you fmfonzfzlzcfzllq and ccmzovzzmlfj PHONE 5 so THE ig WILL-BURT CO. Out Illlfllllttl Illbllfl T110 H E 1 X . -A.i-sxc .fl -Fx 2 . n X5 X' 1 at ' 0 0 . wtlhld ul - L 7 I Day of Night PHONE 22-Z ORRVILLE ' U r'07173H I I . . . .1 ' I y, . 1 , . . I In . . . , ' , ' ik ya., fmfullul I or I ' f f RVILLE HIGH SCHO Um ll',f..1n.1 'l I THE RED AND WHITE 6 wfpplpmeffzid af J E PENNEY CU Inc DRY GOODS SHOES CLOTHING HATS READY TO WEAR MILLINERY CURTAINS AND DRAPES QUALITY AND VARIETY AT A SAVING Atlanuc Qlum. II :HW Lubricants SNYDER OIL COMPANY :III IIIIII UJIIII rlffnl Ca . I I l I, l ik' r-r'-1 I-rl-rn ..I .J E. ...I- I lllffl II RUTT 8a AMSTUTZ ELEVATOR Gruns Feeds Seeds Fertrlxzer L1me Coke Spray M1ICfl1lS Fence Poultry 8: Horncultural Peat Moss etc WE DELIVER Phone 54 ORRVILLE oH1o C L O T H E S OF THE BETTER KIND Tailored to Your Measure Surts Overco tts Shlrts Yoder s Clothes Shoppe 176 North Vme Street MOBILGAS MOBILOIL Leroy Horst Garage I v5 South Mun Street Phone ll6 COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE Il: Pays To Tram For Busmess NQWI Busrness posrtlons offer traxned young people reasonable startrng salarles and lI1SplI'1I'1g opportumnes for advance ment Xoung men and soung women come rn to close contact mth older executrves who are qurcle to promote those who show ab1l1tw ment stlmulatmg assocxates and mcen IIXL for nndlvrdual effort are some of the adwantages of a busnness career The most lnsplrmg, opportunities ln the freld of busrness are avarlable only to those xoung people who possess spe cralnzed busmess trunlng, Hrgh school and colleg,e graduates who supplement therr academrc educatnon mth practncal busnness trammg crease therr opportumtnes for earlx em plosment Bectuse our tramnme, IS prtctrcal md leads drrectlx to busrness emploxment students save both txme anl monex Asle For Further Information No Ohlremon THE MASSILLON COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE Inc A E PATTON Dlreetor of lnstrueuon Fe urth Flc or Ohxo Merehants Bl Ig, Masslllon Ohro Phone Sul Dix ml Nreht Classes Enter Am Time ORRVILLE IGH SCHOOL Ur fu 2 -, . 1 I 4 1 s s . 9 , ' , s 2 It A 1- f e , . j . 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