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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1955 volume:

the red and white time arty- vurtlc iAAue 69 tire Atudenu of of-ralzlle lugls Aclwol on-vzlle, oluo oreword The year 1971 mlrked 1 great fldvzncement rn the educatxonal system of Orrvllle Hlbh School as rt moved rnto the present bulldlng a new and beautlful structure on the corner of Walnut and Church Streets As the years flew by great changes came about as the cnty became more rndustrxalxzed and the populatron 1n creased by leaps and bounds By 1950 a burldrng of the sxze and fac1l1t1es for 300 contamed 600 students This necessltated extensrve planmng, for a buxldrng, to cope wrth the mcreased demands forced upon the school 10 1 grownng, communxty Behind the yellow brick facade of the present Orrvllle Hugh lres .1 rexlm of ambltlons hopes and dreams dreams of 1 new modern hxbh school equipped to serve the educatronal needs of an rncreasmg, number of students Today mn 1955 we have seen a reallzatron of thns dream a new school IS to be opened to the hlgh school students rn the fall of 1955 These plans havrng materxalnzed and the neva bulldrnt, nearly completed thus book IS rntended as a farewell to our present school and to serve as a remrnder of the rmportance rt played rn the lrves of all xx ho attended I O C I , . 7 .1 . 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Hold fait to frierulfhips made here Full of joy and memory Jweet. Old Orrville High, we love you, lVe'll always he true. 3 dent from our MP6 'n ten e a me M7 f 1 Year d h1s n1net6CUtlLlsucgjlimc?1S, Df 1 6 IC HaVlng Corgi, Zi the Orrvlgehgll getting ready to as superlfltende all has wOl'ke McD0ug h 1 R E C ew sC 00 move 1nt0 the n Ile College d from Greenvl Unlverslty Dougall 8l'aduatC Northwestern Univ er51tY DF MX B degree, frgngfom 01110 State With an degfees an M A with an D with a Ph Ofruaa Gfy S Offlcl IN NIBN .CNUUL IUILUI U 0 .wa on 'L ve n eu use 1 ch 31 1955 le Y To The Seniors 01' 1955 Greet! ngs One or the most significant mile posts In your lives Journey has been reached You have been striving to arrive at Commencement Day for a number of yea:-s This day has come stand .for a definite measure of success in the American va of life We congratulate you on the achievements you have made ln your social, lent-al ind Spiritual developnent You will have the distinction of being the last graduating class from the present High School Hllldlng Aa the High School I: moved to a new location, ve rejoice vlth you that the llost honorable traditions of Orrvllle Hlgh School have been in the keeping or a modern group or young people who have demonstrated so frequently the ideals or the Christian and democratic evlron lent vhlch you are e par With WR:-n reglrd S U2 d you ul' vieder schen 5-ffff 90119.11 n Sn,-:ne ent 4 O ' ' ciao! 1 n 1 ' , o luv .1 Quasar or ueueou -TILJ ' v Hu- , M 1 I to y . of t. bl A ' J f R . 1 . .end meet the Ward 0 Lefl lo rzgbl Robcrt Mtuwurm C E Badgtr I-Iol'rs Auhlc Wclkcr Smuckcr R F C McDou1.,all Ntnl Whrtscmn and Raxmond Morgan Confronted mth 1ll the problems of supervrsrng the construction of a new school the Bofnrd of Educatron worked trrelessly to see the completron of the new burldlng by the fall of 1955 The offrcers of the School Board were Mr Welker Smucker, presrdent, Mr Nell Whrtson, vrce presrdent, and Mr Hollrs Auble, treasurer 5 , ..., ............. 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JZ. ,. ,,'zz.. be 0 e joining Lppu Left The Y Teens 1nr1u1l lf1lIllIlOl'1 1 cmdlellght SCFVICC held If the Lutherm Chureh Lppu R1 fl The more solemn p1rt of the H1 Y 1r11t11t1on the cdndlellght seruce Inzzu Le t bndergomu 1 httle torture md domg some shoe shmmq IS 1 plff of the H1 X 1n1t11t'on loner R1 121 Rrdme throw h the Sllltllff. m krddy c1rs md xx xgons 1re the G A A mm 1te5 8 7 . .. . . . . E I ,- , , - ,1 , , f f . 1 1 , . ., 1 1 1 .1 1 Q 1 1 . Q ,- ,yy . 1 . . . - . , , . V 1 6. 1 1 . . ,,. , 7 . ' . ' . .uf ' . ' ' . , . , ' 7' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 e 1 1 , fy L v v . , , . 1 . , ., , , . . . .- - . . 1 1 . . . . A k P 1 1 L 1 1 pauAeA that ref:-eAl: ,Mn wifi Wm 41' Upper Left A professxonal characrerlzzmon of the Amerncan favornc Toby Tollver Upper Rzcgbt Santa Claus Is Coming, to Tovm smgg the semor glrls quartet at the Chrlstmds assembly Lauer Left The Owl Is Abroad sung by the Oh1O State Symphoruc Choxr Lauer Rzcglat joy to the World by the mlxed chorus 9 fr, W7 A W, '. 5 Lf if vt ,,,,, V , 46 V 7,'f?,1 ff 4, 4 I 4 if G , A Q f , ' V f' 's ' ni ',,, Q ia f '12 ' . , V J 5 xi G - X Fry .,,l w A El . ,.,. :P ' , ' I ,U , W , ' y V U ' 7 ' ' ' , , ' f 1 . vi I LH H Y - - - I ., in ,, V , . a tel- Imam Upper Left B lby Nux Year peepmf 1I'1IO Pmdorl s box lt 1 b1g blslxetbdll pcp r lly Upper R1 lv! Ar thc flll dmcc The P1gsk1n Pr mce Lauer Le I Prcscnunng, the quam Lone: R1 fl A nux Lntcrtumm, sport thc trxmpolmc I0 Anaclz tzme fi Lppcr Left At Herb s Uppcf Rzbbf The Homeste 1d Iouez Lefl Tlme out for .1 dance .xt the Lcglon Home after .1 game loner Rzgln' A noontxme break-colxcs .md pomfo Ch1pS for the gals ll M hw WW O 1 77 1 M , , V' 1 L ., , f f if 53 fl' ' 4- 1. ' ! 'Z ' , M V at W7 I L., 74 1 4 n Q ' W 'M , ? I , x V I ' -:L ,., fa I , 5 ,w I M If , I , 7 , 1 4. .5 K M lwrfng g I JW Yw?f ' W , X QW 5-A-., f: , 1 1. , H f' 1 - 2 . an in tl-vduc tion to 0. la. A W W1 m ---K 'Y' E Aehlvlid MRS MARTHA BAER Mrs Martha Baer the well loved sponsor of the class of 55 and Mlss Dorothy Croson and Mr Robert Gobm homeroom teachers capably gunded the sennors through a fun packed year crammed vuth act1v1t1es Mrs Baer took charge of all class functnons wxth M1ss Croson keeprng the college fnles MISS DOROTHY CROSON MR ROBERT GOBIN Fmt R014 Bob Martz Sue Lynn Mc Cartney. Second R014 -Martha Reynolds, Dick Hunter. -if A FAIISFHU Seated left to rzgbt-C Hetrxck R Zlnkand T Mrller J Carney M Malcult Standmg K Schantz D Hunter M S Webner S A Clark our lat year Crowdmg all the fun and actxvltres posslble rnto each mmute the 1955 graduatlng class made thexr last year one of wh1ch they can well be proud Thns class had the d1st1nct1on of bemg the seven ty fnfth graduating class and the last to graduate from the present hxgh school The first week of school saw the electron of class offrcers with Dxck Hunter presldent Bob Martz vnce presxdent Martha Reynolds secretary and Sue Lynn McCartney treasurer The class was under the sponsorshlp of Mrs Martha Baer w1th Mlss Dorothy Croson Mr Robert Gobln and Mr LaVern Fletcher servlng as homeroom teachers In December the class presented thenr play A Dance Wlth Our Miss Brooks under the dnrec non of Miss Dorothy Neff The commg of sprmg saw the senlors srttmg on thexr steps for the last few tnmes whxle exchangmg name cards and semor plctures As graduatxon approached the sen nors remmlsced perhaps a lnttle sadly as they remembered therr wonderful vears nn Orrvrlle Hngh 15 - 41 ,,,.,.- ,. - -l if , 4 , f ' ' W , , 1 in fy , . , ,Lf t 1 ,, I 54 ? . 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JANE DRLCKENNIILLER Sanduskx Swan Club I G A A I Dramatlcs Cluh I Glu Club 1 Orrvllle Mxxed 1 LAVURTNICI' FISCUS B1sl1Ltl31ll I 7 I Football 3 I Basghall 7 3 Track l 2 Latln Club 2 Socla ard 7 BJ O 3 I BIIXLLI Ch ru l 7 3 MARILYN FO nt 7 Trcas Lcx a orgttg I 7 7 3 Class Sacx 7 Class Trtas 3 Intramura s TRLX ERI S 1l B01 I I st Gxrls SportsI I 3 I X Turns 7 3 I L tm Cluh 7 S 1 7 Chgcrlcadtr I 7 3 I Queen Attendant 3 M111 orus 7 3 I LL Cluw l murals I BERT G A A 7 1 Ttca 1 Mxxct crus I 7 uh 3 tns 7 1 untxl I rlgatgr I F T 3 I Asstmhlx Board I Polnt Board 1 Rnd and Vvhltr 1 7 Rtd RILILI' 3 Gxrls Sports Ed 3 I Thtsplans 4 Plax Soclal Board 3 Class Plax 1 Intramurals l 2 3 4 N F L 3 ROSF GOOD Nhxed Chorus I 7 uns 3 4 G A I a N H S 3 I Poxnt Board IOE HALL I'1tramuras 3 4 Po1 Bo r 7 JO n r ura H1 Y 3 Tr lc 1 Z WILL HARDIXIG H1 H 7 Intramurals I 7 SHIRLEY HERSHEY YTu.n5 I Band I 7 3 4 CARL HETRICK NI F L ecx 7 3 4 Band I 7 3 4 Orchtstra 1 7 3 4 Thcsplans 4 Plax 4 Class Plax 4 Start 3 Rtd and Whm 3 1 Rtl Rldtr 7 4 Studtnt Councll 4 Larm Club 7 Dtclamanons 3 4 Intramurals 1 Track 3 4 CAROLHNI HILTH Asstmhlx I o rd 7 Socral Board 3 Intramurals I 7 3 4 Glee Club 3 YTecns 17 ,. 7 611. ag I f 6 I I 7 WW aa. f 'iz . f - 7. I , V l A, ' A 'I ' If 1 I .I If ge I I I . , 3 33 I 4 54 Q .f I A ,f . f 4 ,rw 3 We ., ' f Y X if , V f 'W ,ff f l. In 5:-:vi I . Z1 I I A: W. V K - 3 wi,.:a A 'V W 'I 025: 1 3 gg-I ., I , 'f 3 . Yiff 1:. ' . ' ' 3 ' , 'K,,,,f'.,- .L ' I 1 - j- ' Q . . . 1 f A 1 H 1 A - A Chorus Z, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3. II: G. A. A. 21 Intramurals 2. KEITH FAIR-Hi-Y 3, PI: Class Play 3. 4: Mixed Chorus ll ia o 1 .-.3,-'Q I 'H -. 1 f . 1 1 'l Bo' -, 3. 'IL Hi-Y Z. 3. -I: Lys' ' ,. A - o s , -. .. ' RRER-Ba I 1, .., 3, 4. 1 . 2, S' 31Bi'j ' - . -. 3. -I1 Y-Tccns 2. 3. -I: G. A. A. I. .., .1 ' ..1 ' . .1 I 1. 2. 3. BEV: ' '--f ociz LTL , 2, 3, -I, Scoy 3, Pros. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. II: Girls' O -I1 Red Rider I, 2. 3. 4. As' A .' 1.7.1 '- ... A1 113 .., sin' -1 A' ' ' .... .. -fl ' .2 'cd Ch .., Gl-1 I . 21 Intra ' .2. 3.41. JANET GIL - . . . I. -. 3. 7. ' S. 71 A 'I Ch: .... 4: Glue Cl 1 'L Y-Tc- -. 3. I1 Stu Icnt Co 'A .21 Chcc 'f I4 , 2. 3, -'IL N. H. S. 2, 3, 41 . . A. ' ' A ' 7: ' ' '- .-: A A A f. 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Aw i -fx sg-ll Qian' Reading feft Io right flrrf to fhlfd mu LOWELL HILTY H1 Y 7 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball Managtr 2 Socral Board 3 4 Track 2 3 Int amurals 1 7 3 4 TOM HODGSON Hr Y 2 3 4 Secx 3 Football 1 3 Mgr 3 Baskttball 7 Track 7 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 V I C 4 Latrn Club Z Student Councrl 1 MERLE HORST Proyccnon Crux 1 2 4 Asstmhlx Beard I NI H S 7 RICHARD HUNTER H Y 7 3 4 Track 2 Football I Baskttball I 7 4 X P 4 s 4 B O 4 I I I 4 KFNNETH KA 3t3.1ll I 7 4 Intrrmurx 4 ARTHUR KANDFL F F A I 7 4 Trtrs 3 Mrxcd Chorus 4 I I BFR S L Crux I 7 nt I P xx 4 CAROLYN1 KIN G A 7 'X Tccn 4 R n XX hltc 7 3 4 3 4 Trcas 4 XIlXLl Cho Md Chorus 1 7 3 G A A rr s L Stu. 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W V34 1 Reading fe I to fltlvt lrsf In fblllll roll ICE LALTENSCHLAGER Orchestra 1 2 3 Pont Board 1 Z G A A 2 3 4 F T A Socxal Board 3 4 Vllxed Chorus 4 JOHN LEMON SUE LINIDSEY G A A 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 X Teens 3 4 Latln Club 7 Band I 7 3 Llbrarlan 7 Orchcstra I 7 Mrxcl Chorus 7 3 4 Asscmblx Board 3 SLE LYNN MCCART NEY RcdR1dtr4 7 G A A l Intramuralsl F H A l 7 3 Rcportcr3 Stag Crcw 2 3 4 Mrxcd Chorus IH Club 3 Bind 2 YTccns 7 3 4 c l Board 2 4 Ru ant Whtt 4 Art Ed 4 Class Trcl Class P114 3 4 Th spran Socrctx 3 4 Plax 3 4 IAMES MQDOUGAL Prolcctron Crux 1 7 w 4 Intrrmurals LOUIS NICFADDEN Ftotball 1 7 Track I 7 4 H Y 2 3 4 F F A 3 4 Rcportcri Thcspxan Pax 4 ass Plax 4 Intramurals 3 4 Class Trcas 7 CAROL MACKEY YTcc.'1s 7 3 4 G A A I Z Glcc Club 1 7 3 Mtxcd Chorus 1 Latln Cluh 2 Intramurals I 7 3 DAVID MAIXVURM Intramurals Y 2 3 MARTHA MALCUIT Bandl 7 3 4 Malorcttc 7 4 Orchcstra I 7 Mrxcl Chorus ral Boardl 7 3 4 Rcd and NX'h1tc 7 3 4 G A A 2 T 7 Intra urals 1 3 4 YTccn Lat4n Club 7 Studcnt Councrl 4 Trcas 4 Max Queen Attcndant 7 Football Quctn 4 NIELVINI NIARKLEX 4 Prcs 4 Spctch Rccltal 4 Thespran 4 Plax 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 ARTHUR MARTELL Foot ball 7 3 4 T ck 3 4 Bastball 4 Bo s O 4 Intramurals 7 3 4 Mtxcd Chorus 3 Proltctron Crcvx 2 Prcs 3 F A IB t I V I C 4 Report 4 NIARILYN MARTHEY YTccns 7 3 4 G A A I 7 4 Lam Club 7 Asstmblx Board 3 Band 7 3 Orchcstra 1 Plax 4 Thcsprans 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 19 Q4 'W f f 4 2' '12 an 1 4 I AL Y - , , g '. , 3 ...,, 41 . . .g ' , 3 I 7 . 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Int to third ron MARION MARTIN V I C 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 ROBERT MARTZ H1 Y 3 4 V I C 4 V Pres 4 Class V Prns I Football 71 Baseball 4 MARGARET MAXWELL Mlxtd Chorus 1 7 Y Teens 2 3 Latm Club Prcs DENVYR MILLER HI Y 2 Basketball 2 PEGGY MILLER Polnt Board I 7 Band l Intramurals tant Counul 7 w I Prcs I C I Lspr ms w I Intramurals 7 v I olf 5 I N R t ttnt Council l 7 7 A I P DLLIJFDIIIOFIS 7 I n rals 1 7 n u 7 G I Nhxul Ch I I Class I hrs plans v I Pl IX w I Homrtomxng, Atttntlant I KRISTA NIOSER H Turns 7 1 I Glu Club 1 2 Mxxtd Chorus s I Stagat Crm 7 -I I Asscmblx Board I Class Plax HI BERNARD NIOUNT NI H S I Prt 4 I-I1 Y 7 I Suu I L.1t1n Club 7 Assnmblx Board I Football -I Thrspxans 3 I EDWIN NILISSER I' F A l 7 5 T Las I H X I B tl l I Mxxtd Cho I KARL PARRH X I C I DARLA POWERS Band 7 w I Orthtstra -I Nhxcd Chorus HI 0 I. .Ill I 1 I I I I zs z zf I IE Y I .- Is I If - I Q -. I: 3' . . lf. . '4 2. A-7 1 I' 1 I' .1 ' - 1 I I-7 I--1 I-ll I, 2. 31 Orchestra 2: Y-Teens 2. 3, 4. Trcas. 3. V. Pres. 4: G. A. A. 2. 3. 41 Mixed Chorus 5. THOMAS MILLER- Stul- -. 7. 'fig N. H. S. Z, 3,181 Hi-Y 2, 3, II. Surf -I1 French Club l, 2. 3. -Ig lass Plal' 5, 42 Th' Aa 7. -'L ' ' -, S. -fl G -X. DIXIE IIIZE -Sul' 7 ...1N.H.S....5.II1G.A. ,l. 2. 3, -I: Social Boarl 1.2. 5. II. Scc'y II. N. E. L, I. Z, 5.71. rcs. 3: I ' l, ... 5. II: Y-Tccns 2, 3. 71 I tra- mu f .-. 4. I1Girls 'O -I:Lari Cl b -3 F, T. A. -Ig lcc Club l. -'L I orus 2.151 ' Play !1T 1 - 2,f.7L C -'-..'.-X: A j 1 f j X. ' I -I. ..2, 'S.f1 '- 2,f.-K. f' -1 1 ' .71 ' fl ' 7 I I ' -7. . . ,...,. -I. r-' . 'XL i- ' 5. 5: an . 3.-'1 rus 2. '- I. . .-'. -' l.-.f.': n4 1I '. 2 JC gl 1991 War!--' -:Etna sw 'Nqaq,4gn ! 901' Reading le 2 to right flryl lo third rou HAROLD PURDY H1 Y 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 2 Thesp1ans 3 4 Class Play 3 4 DONALD RESSLER V I C 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Boys O 2 3 4 DAVID REYNOLDS Intramuralsl Basketballl Football 4 MARTHA REYNOLDS N H S 2 3 4 V Pres 4 Stage Crewl 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Band l Lat1n Club 2 State Secy 3 YTeens Z 3 4 N F L 3 4 F T A 3 4 Student Councrl 3 Red and Wh1te 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Thesp1ans 4 Class Secy 4 ELIZABETH RUNION Band I 2 3 4 Mayorette 3 4 Orchestra I 2, Red R1der 2, 3, 4, G A A 2, 3, 4, YTeens 2, 3, 4, FT A 2, 3, 4, Lat1n Club 2, Mxxed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Class Play 4, Thesp1ans 4, N F L 4, Declamat1ons 4, Intramurals 2, 3 KAY SCHANTZ Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Soual Board 3, 4, Mlxed Chorus 7, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, N F L 1, 2, 3, 4, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Councll 3, 4, Treas 3, F T A 3, 4, Declamanons I, Lat1n Club Z, French Club 3, 4, Thesplans 3, 4, Class Play 3, Red and Wh1te 3, 4, Photo Ed 4, G A A 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres 4, G1rls O 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 4, Homecommg Attendants 3 LYLE SCHROCK Boys O l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F F A 1, 2, H1 Y 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 7, 3, Football l, 7, 3, Intramurals l, 2 NANCY SCHROMEN N H S 2, 3, 4, F T A 2, 3, Pres 4, Declamatxons 1, 2, N F L 1, 2, 3, 4, Soc1al Board 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra I, 2, 3, M1xed Chorus l, Z, 3, Lat1n Club 2, French Club 3, 4, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Thesp1ans 4, Red and Wh1te 3, 4, Llt Ed 4 WILLIAM SCOTT V I C 4 NANCY SHUPP Mlxed Chorus I, 7, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, Lat1n Club 7, Assembly' Board I, 2, Class V Pres 2 DONALD SNYDER Red and Wh1te 2, 3, 4, Bus Mgr 3, Co Ed 4, Student Counc1l 3, H1 Y 2, 3, 4 N H S 4 Thesp1ans 4, Play' 4, Football l, Declamattons 3, Lat1n Club 2, Class Play 3, 4 MARILYN STEELE F H A l, 2, 3, 4, H1st 4, G A A 2, 3, Y Teens 3, Polnt Board 2 .545-Lx 21 ' I I . , I 7 'lll' ' 3 . 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'Wu' MMM Wi Rcudmg left to right Int to third roll BESSIE STEINER Dalton Glee Club 1 2 Orrvllle Glen Club3 YTeens 3 4 HAROLD STEINER F F A 1 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 4 Proyectron Crewl 2 5 MIRIAM STEINER F H A I 2 4 YTeens4 Glee Club 7 4 Dtclamatmons 3 CAROLYN STOLLER G A A 3 4 Pomt Board 5 Intramurals3 4 NANCY STRUCK YTLLns 7 3 1 G A A 1 7 3 Latm Club 7 Intramurals I ELAINE SWARTZ Intramurals l 7 u Ba Ll Orcbtstral Gltt Club 7 w 4 X TLLUSX 4 Latin Club 2 F T A 3 LOIS TACKETT X Tuns 7 w 1 ROLAND VILLARD Homtrom S x 4 THEODORE WARFFL Itramuralsl 7 1 I V I C 4 PAULA I sstmllx uartll XVFAVER B ntl l 3 I tt 1. t as L x w uras Cla Prt l La Cuw 7 V Prs Tltspxans w 4 Cllss Plu w Nfxxttl Chorus 7 I Glu. Club 3 Rad Rltltr 1 4 Mlss Ptrsonalltx 7 MARX SUI' XX EBNIER Or tustral 7 SLU Truas v M1xttlChorusl 7 v I Gln Club! Intramuralsl 4 x 1 artl l s Plax T ns P S tl C ll X Tat P 1 Club 7 Trggg 7 gnch Club a 4 ns I T A I Gxrls Stm w Hunnwnmrm. Atttn L L O '77 Mali J I i f I - f C E if I if? I 4. -A-t. 4 ff, , '-':1A I A I If fn M MV I 5 ' ffl 1 4 . . he I if ,fz 6f' 3 I . 5' 1 '5- , 3 W, a my f 77 M , ' . ' y f' - ' I- X. i in - I a a 1 v ' T v - D - XV T - ' ' -- -..,-'LT ..., -,: ' -1. A I. El .-.fl n 1,21 ' f 1 '- -,f.,': '- H -fx ' 1 . . -'- -- -. f. - ' ccf' 5. 4. .- fl ' .-, -'L . . .f. ' ,IO XVARNER-Glue Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 41 F. H. A. l, 21 G. A. A. 2. 5, si: Y-TL-uns 2. 5, 4: Intmmumls 1.2. 5. 'L A.: 1 I' B' . JOAN . ' - il , 2, ffl Mniorc c l. 2, S. I1 X'-T-uns 2. 3. il G, A. A. 2. 3. -I1 Social Boarl -iz Cl's S-cf' .71 lntram fl 1. 2. 3,41 'ss V. 's. g 'tin l l -, . tn.: 1' '- 7. -': , ,- 7- A 'A-. -v fl .. Y1 . ' . , 4: 'x . . H' ' 2 '74 A . .-, . 'l' .-. 3. -' . fi .-. 17: '- 7: A .2. 3. 4: G. A. A. 1.2, 3. -':GArls' O 'li Socal Bo 3. 4: Cas 5. 'iz hcspia 3, 4. lay 3: tu cnt ounc' 3, -31 '- --ns 2. 4, Vi. V, rcs. 5: Latit -. . -1 Fr- 3. P '. ri: N. H. S. 2.3.41 T. . .-X: ' ' . ' 'L -' ' j 'tlant X.'l1 Rcl Ri lar l. 2. 3.41. Asst. Etl. 5. C -Etl. 4. Readmg left to right first to second row MARY LEE WELTLICH YTeens 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 N F L 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Soc1al Board 4 Thesprans 3 4 Assembly Board 3 V Pres 3 Latm Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Gnrls O 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Thesprans 3 4 Play 3 Declamatrons 1 2 3 4 WALTER WEST H1 Y 2 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 1 Boys O 2 3 4 V I C 4 Sgt at Arms 4 Socral Board 2 3 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Intramuralsl PHYLLIS WILLIAMS-Y Teens 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 LAW RENCE ZIMMERMAN F F A 1 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 ROBERTA ZINKAND-Student Counc1l4 Secy 4 Socral Board 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 French Club 3 4 Secy 4 Latm Club 2 Red Rrder 2 3 4 CoEd 4 Thesprans 3 4 Play 3 N H S 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Declamatrons 3 4 23 c I , . 3, 4g Track 23 V. I. C. 4g F. F. A. 1, 2, 33 Boys' O 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 4. GERALD WILFORD-Football prom bound . . . Fzrrt Rou left to rzgbt Joyce Albmo Lo1s Amstutz Juanita Anspach Betty Lou Arnold Letrtra Aublc Elame Ault Dorothy Ballard Pat Barkey Second R011 Drane Becker Francls Berkey Anna Mae Beseler Marrbel Beyler juha Brdmger Shrrlcx Blgllf Larrx Blshop julra Blanford Tbzrd Roz: Frank Boron james Bowers Kathx Brest Connre Brrcker Evelxn Broschardt Lena Buchanan Carolxn Burckhart Barbara Carney Fonrfb R014 Rosallc Caullcr B111 Chcuvront Darlcnc Conway Vmccnt Dalcssandro Lavon Dan rcls Ross Davrdson Blamc Davrsson Dennrse Don Fzftb Ron Sonyra Edwards Sue Eshclman Elamc Gclscr Harold Gerscr Pam Gertgu Ray Gene Gerhart Warner 1-larpcr Rlchard Haucnstem Surly Ron Arlcne H111 Nadnnc Hrltx Judy Hostcttlcr Davxd Huntsbcrgcr Luannc johnson udx joncs Eddlc Kamp Margmc Kaufmann Sezenzfv Ron Dan Kropf Ellcn I.cFcvcr june Lehman XY'11l1am Lxtle Earl Maag Colrsta Manson Garx Niartm Gordon Niartm 74 A '1- W 1 A M . ' Y 7 3 D g Q y T U 7 7 -9 v 4 I 1 ' -1 Q i 7 4 w Y . , v . - , A 4 A . - . ' ' ' ' . - ' , a 1 - 1' x ' . l . time lunwm 'Q LJ '-Q81 I A M W 'a Fzrst Rou left to rzgbt Maryorre Mtlve Ann Monterth Davrd Moscr Mary Lynn Moser Barbara Nrbert Rrchard Ott Mary Loulse Parsons Hele'1 Pavlov Second Rou Ethel Prrce Ellrs Qurgley Lrnda Jo Robrnson Don Scallon Peg Schantz V1ck1 Scott Carolyn Serfrled Blaxr Shallenberger Thzrd Rou Ronald Shammo Margaret Shank Ruth Shrfferly Judy Shope Mane Short Larry Stn get Carol Skabar Joe Smucker Fourth Rou Ronald Specht Sue Stanford Bob Steele Kenneth Sterner Donna Tackett janet Troyer Betty Ann Turner jxm Turner Fzftla Row Vxrgrnra Urschel Nancy Vernon Larry Wade Larry Waefler Nell Webner Sharon Welty, Eddie Wrlford, Carolyn Wrllrams Sixth Rou Patrncla Yehl, Barry Zarlc Full of pep and energy wrth all efforts drrected toward therr ultlmate goal, the junior Semor Prom, the -Iunlors had a never to-be forgotten year Wrth Mr Mengerr as their spon sor and Mr Squrres as homeroom teacher, the class of '56 made room 9 10 therr theatre of operatrons for candy sellmg and prom plannrng The long hours and hard work of sellrng refreshments at football and basketball games pard off rn a long remembered prom at Myers Lake Park on May 6th 23 O O a ,' 1 'V ' at I ef ,Q rff ' 1 . 0 if fr . 5? if H 12 , ' V. 4 S- '4 ff ,' 'f ,1 1' , , .y 'wt v. - A ji 4 , I Q : -fl 2 ,1 H aa' ' .5 I LA f ,. -f .f W .. ,., ft ...,....v,, +........,.. . 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Rou left lo nglot Dor1s Amstutz Lane Anderson jlm Arnold Donna Ballex Marx jo BH1lCX Ronald Blrkbeck Shlrlex Bonham Sandra Bladder Second Rou Bob Bushman Tom Burkey Robert Campbell Roger Cheneves Larry Clark Mary Lou Conkle Connle Conwav Donald Curxe Third Rou Connle Danlels Paul Douglas Nina Dovxend Juds Dxe Pat Elrod Ronme Edwards Laverne Farmer james Fmsel Fourth Rou Kathleen Flsher Marlene Fxsher Bob Fletcher Barbara Flmt Kathrxn Forrer Joxce Gaelfleld Dxck Genet john Gregorx Frfth R011 Harlex Harbegger Anne Henrx Ronald Herman Eldon Herr George Herrick Janlce I-Iofstetter Leonard Holl1ng,er Pere Holmes Ylxflv R011 Beth Hostetler Orrxe Hostetler Donall Huff vllf111lKlJfDl1dUi Kxrtx Kraft Bob Lam Altleen Lalbe Nanex Lehman 76 . . 5 'v :' V , 5 , V. .31 ,. 2 '- ' V . 2 ' , -,............. I . ,,.,,. Q- wash. 1 VV - --.- : 'li - ,,,,. V-EE V 1 4, ,QV f t of-J as 193 1 -Q 2 if '35 4 -A .l , .:,,.:.... gn VV V V -- 31, 5 1-.p 3 ' - 5515- ez .:-:-:- 2 , ,-. 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V . y. , ' V ' the Aoplwmorw Fzrft Rou lef! lo rrght W1lma Lughty Carole McGreevy Sandra McHenry Robert McKn1ght Ken McNally Larry McNally Marrlyn Mackey Judy Martell Second Rou Audru Marthey Raymond Maxwell Jeanme Merrrman B111 Muller Chrxstme Mof feett janet Morgan Rae Ann Musstr Grace Newcomer Tlazrd Rou Ctdnc Ott Dons Patxllo Larry Rerghard Kerth Rrggenbach janet Royer Mrke Sage Mary Schaffter Rlta Schromen Fourth Rou Dan Scott Marvln Shammo Davrd Shonk Elmore Shoup Jrm Smucker Robert Sny der Robert Stoller Shrrley Stuckey Fzftb Rou janet Studer Beverly Swerlrne Ruth Taylor Ronald Walko Dorrs Wexbe Wesley Wrrth Carolyn Yerlan Lester Abner Bubbllng ovtr mth enthusiasm and energy the sophomores showed vlm and vntalnty rn therr mmy actrvrtres Followmg .1 long set tradntron one of therr yobs vyas that of decoratlng the goal posts for home football games Bravmg all weather the colors of Orrvrlle I-hgh and thelr opponents vt ere set flymg through the efforts of Class members It was an excltlng moment for them as they frled past the jeweler s boxes to choose therr rmgs wh1ch were proudly d1splayed the day they arrlved To add to thelr class treasury ln preparatlon for the y ar ahead 1 dance was sponsored after a basketball game They also sold Red Rlder emblems Sponsornng the group was Mrs McIntyre mth Mnke Sage presldent Chrls Moffett uce presrdent Ann Henry secretary and B111 Shonk treasurer 27 , V . . 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A A ' ' 4, the fretflnmen Fzrrt Rou left to rzglat Roger Moser Robert Mount Bill Muller Jim Musser Shirley Parsons Wanda Parsons Terry Paxton Teddy Randles Second Row Brllre Ray Mary Lynn Roberts Dennis Roten James Saltzman Judy Sapprngton Jean Saurers Bernice Shank Bob Sheets Tbzrd Rou Carolyn Short Judy Shultzman Jeannette Shupp Marlin Simms Elonet Srmpkrns Lm da Singer Geraldine Skabar Becky Smucker ley Mary Troyer Judy Turner Fzfth Row Linda Turner Judy Wade Marcia Waefler Terry Webner Laverne Williams Sylvester Williams William Woodward Davld Yehl Szxlh Rou Don Yoder Milan Yoder Connie Ziegler After makrng the big lump from Junior High to Senior High the Freshmen adapted themselves well to hlgh school life Leading the class 1n their activities such as sponsoring an after basketball game dance were Mary Lynn Roberts president Norman Douglas vice president Alfred Leh man secretary and Roger Moser treasurer Representing them on council were Norman Douglas Alfred Lehman and Carol Gardner The sponsor was Mrs McIntyre 29 ' if i -' y s I a i 1 i s 7 9 ' T D Q 1 Y 1 I 1 v i s , , - . V- , , 7 . . , . . , . - 7 7 ' Fourth Row-Kirby Starn, Emma Stoller, Bonnie Struck, Don Taylor, Christine Thomas, Beatrice Ten- 7 3 ' I T I s v I 1 1 i i 1 , , - 1- y . , . . . Y 9 V x Q 9 ' 7 7 7 ' , , . . . forging ahead fn I Roz: fe t to right B Boxer I Derb ler L Badertscher C Brewster K Brenne man P Arnold 'N Falk I Hofstetler S Rutter I Actrpes K Wfalker Mrss Ann Hofsratter Second R014 R Clmton G Eberlx D Falb R Blxler I Arnold M Dalessandro I Demlov D Dfm C Devore B Brovsn I Durbrn Tlvzrd Ron G Bottomlex C Horst Amstutz L Caskex I Ballet S Amstutz B Seckel I Cunnrngham B Btshop T Burkholder T Cukr S Dalessandro T Drehl I'1rwl Roz: left In right I Hostetler A Ge ser D Huston K Handwerk M Mac ku I Mlchener T Kendall C McKee S lmmel M Forrer IVI Lehman I Hostetler Second Ron F Merreot P Lehman H Vloser B Merrlman C Hostetler C Kurtz B Martz D Kropf R Mrzer D Hannle T Lemon B Kennedx C Murrax Third Roz .I Hlsex R Parry I Lmda mood W Phrlhps N Hrltx I S aman W Hovsard R Kimber I Burkey Fourth Rau Mr McHenrx Lmerfrng from the peppy sexenth rtde of list yetr Ctme tn exen pepprer euhth fl eltss Although strll ln jumor hx h the clts members ptrtnclptted tr' is mmm tetxt les s posslble Sponsortns, the Cltss were Nlr Nichenrt Nir Gobrn ind BIISS Hofstttter The tll mtle eorps of ofhcers ncluded Refggxe wIIlll1IUS presxdent Clemmre XX tllrtms xrce oresrdent Tom Culer secrettry and Brll Nltrtz tretsurer Student CoL.nc1l represenmtrxes were Susm Smuclxer md Ronme Sprunver 30 Fzmt R014 le t 10 rzght 'VI Stemer Schromen S SmuCker S Saurer I Shultz man N Rexnolds E Ray L Stubblefreld M Reusser M I Prechtel I Stocker M Weaver Second R011 C Rax R Settles G Sedor I Troxer S Robb G Stevens R Runlon R Roy er Tlazrd Ron I Strrngfellow L Van Dyne R WllllHmS L Tackett I Ziegler I W1l hams H Plough K Zehender D Schmldt L Smucker P Serfrred Fomth Roz: Mr Howard Smucker Clxss offlcers of the erghth grade mcluded from ltt tm rrght Reggre Vsrlhams Clemmre Vurllrams .ml Tom Cul-cr f I A ' , - '. 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R11 r I B Cam I Deyore Bell D Douglas S DeRhotles S Dxller D Am stutz urkhol e oyes B er Smucker S Bexler etmul Ron Nl Brox n C Stoltzfus XI ,tu 1r B Campbell S Beektr L CfLlld'10 Dem y NI Bek I Blarr A Auble I Bea Tl fd Rm K D1ll NI DHUIEIS R Bushman D Secke' D Nlhert R Drehet R Dllessandro T Clarke I Detfhneer Nlr Lorson Flu! km: 141111 ng!! V Iohnson I G1 err B Itlcy C Lau P Ferrer L Fulltrton K Hook er L Harold M Filh I Gochnauer D Drt1m.tn Second Run Camp R Hart C Iones D Oldham L H1l3Lj,j.,Lf R Hofer S Ixseher S Klng., S luxulde NI Iones K Tshelmtm Mr Weygantlt Tlyzrd Ron K KllllUj..L K Dye H Krrkhrxde K Lehman D K nnelx R Husa lk P Hupp R Howard D H.1.1 K Hamsher Flffl R014 fe! to rlgft Mss Hrll W Yodet N Splker H Sollenher,t,et S Snyder A Roh lnson K Weexnln A Wxlllams S McGru,y S 'Vlarks L Rolnh Sewfld Ron F 71mmerlx I Shank A Sollm hercger C Ressler I Volt P North Nlr Hall Tl7If1lRflll S Stelne T Runlon L Struck meyer C Mrchener D Marlne I Llethty I Purdy Fourth Roz: I Svslnehart B Weckesser R 'vIcDonald T Martell R Ttoxer C Leopold R Saurers R Whlte I Wlles I Shupp R W1ebe T Sage Fzfflo Ron I Wells E McDowell K Wtxrk man K Smucker P Wllford I Svyerllne G McGreewx P Warfel S 7arle V Lxnsalitl G Vlangle Seventh g.,r.1de class offlcers mclude from left to rxght Kerth Hftmsher Sue Snyder and Dana Douglas A neu school yur md 1 nevs flock of seventh frlders etme te trmf through the doors but they oon xdtpted themselxes to h1e,h school hfe 1nd xery feyy turned up mlsslnq 1n the rush between classes Thur offlcers flre Ke1th Hamsher presl dent Sue Snyder vlce presxdent find D1n1 Doug las secremry tresaurer They 1re sponsored by Mr Lorson Mr Hfill Mr Wfeynandt Ind Mlss H11l They elected Ixelth Hxmsher and Vlekl ohn son to represent them on Student Counc1l O Ff ft. 161111, EMA. f . , A' Q. 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U . , 2 I - J - 'T 4 L An l 'U Q s I ' . 31 our przncqnal Havmg completed three years as prrncrpal of Orrvllle Hrgh School Mr Roland Sayre rs lookmg forward to next year m the new hrgh school He recerved hrs B A degree from Greenvrlle College rn 1934 attended Kent State Unnversrty for two summers and recerved hrs M A from the Umversrty of Mrchrgan rn 1942 He also spent three and one half years m the armed forces 0 :ce Aecretal-1eA O H S was fortunate rn havmg two fm superintendent and prrncrpal Both Shrrley Bowers secretary to Dr McDougall and Zola Snyder secretary to Mr Sayre are graduates of Orrvrlle Hrgh School Both drd therr share to add color to the school year mr aa6le and mr ermn Keeping the records of the school strarght and correct are Mr Hollrs Auble and Mr Wrlbur Erwm Mr Erwm bemg the school treasurer issues checks for all orgamzatrons and keeps the books for them This rs only a srdelme for Mr Erwm 'ls he has complete charge of drnver trammg whlch was expanded thls year from half to a full dav program Mr Auble new to the Orrvnlle school system rn an advnsory capacrty ns the mamtenance man ager and also school audntor 32 C O 7 7 l C secretaries to help carry the burden of the 7 ' 7 , . O O I 7 l . . - 9 9 ' grading uA MRS MARTHA HAIR Mrs Batrs full schtdult of Txpmg, III and Shorthand III was suppltmtnttd hx 5uptrv1s1ng, Stn1or homeroom 16 Sprlng found her htlplng tht Stmors Wllh colltgt a'1d job cho1Ct5 and 51v1ng much t1mt to mttt1ng,s of the class of 5 5 After commencement she and htr husband aactompamtd tht graduatts to Ntvv York Ctx From tht Stn1or5 manx thanks to a vsondtrful sponsor VIISS KATHLRINE BOLAIND A ntvucomtr to tht commerc1al dcpartmtnt th1s star was M155 Kathtrvnt Boland who taught Bookkttpmg III and Stn1or Ba51c Bu51ntss Sponsormg, Po1nt Board and Nauonal Honor So c1tt1 vuh1ch sht htlptd to org.,an1zt for tht star vxtrt also among, htr dutlts for tht xtar Th1s lI'lLlL1LlLl ad v1sor1 comm1ttet tltct1on of sophomort mtmhtrs and htlpmg to orgamzt 1n1t1at1on for thtm NIISS DOROTHY CROSONI Although htr f1rst star of tcachmg M155 Dorothx Croson tapahlx handltd thrtt stvtnth g,radt Enghsh classts lun or h15h f,1rls art Classts and Stmor homtroom 2 As a Stmor homtronm ttachtr sht 8SSlSILLl IH Stmor class funCt1ons To SSSISI tht class 1n colltgt Cho tt M155 Croson ktpt a f1lt of colltg.,t Catalotuts and 1nformat1on As an art ttachtr sht ktpr up htr h hhx af puntmt md skt chmg. dur ng., tht star tnttrmz stxtral LlI'dXX1Hg,S 1n art shows NIISS LOIS EBELING-M155 Ebehng plans the dCl1C1OUS food serxed IU tht h1,t,h school cafettna Sht 15 xxtll qual1f1td for the pos1t1on hawmg her degrte IH home econom1C5 vuh1Ch IS tht subjtct sht tcachts In tht samt held IS tht Futurt Homtmakers Club vsh1ch sht sponsors She also took over as sponsor of Y Tttns sttmg, them through mam proytcts and assembhts 33 Above M1ss Joyce Fast Above Mr LaVern Fletcher Belou Miss Hratchouht George Belou Mr Robert Gobln MISS JOYCE FAST Commg from a town of 35 30 cows 5 people-Mrss Joyce Fast completely renovated the g1rls phys1cal ed department br1ng1ng1t up on a par to r1val the boys Many new games and contests such as speedball were lncorpotated rn th1s department under her leadershrp As the glrls coach she sponsored the grrls athletrc organrzatxons, G A A Gxrls O and the cheerleaders takmg mam snapshots of them m actlon She accompanred several grrl to her alma mater Bowlrng Green U, to gym nastlc exh1b1t1ons MR LAVERN FLETCHER A new teacher and a new subject were added to the Orrv1lle High currlculum thxs year as Mr Fletcher entered the pxcture to teach vocatron educatlon A former teacher at O H S he held hrs classes rn thc basement of the llbrary Hcre srxteen boys who worked nn local rndustrres durxng the mornmg mct to consxder thc problems of and to studx thc varrous occupatlons rn whrch thu were cngagcd Undtr Mr Flctchcrs guldancc a Vocatlonal Industrxal Club was sct up and a vocanonal burcau cstablnshcd 'NIIQS HRATCHOUHI GEORGE Onc of thc best lovcd tcachcrs at O H S IS Mlss Gcorgc Havmg bccn born m Pcrsla and travclcd and cducatcd ln scvcral countrlcs ln Europa shc has told hcr students of mam of thc customs and ldcas of other countrrcs and at tht samc tlmc has taught us .1 dccpcr apprcclatlon of our ovxn countrx Quallflcd ln various subyccts she taught Frcnch Scnxor Soclal Studxcs and a class of world hxstorx A grcat deal of hcr trmc was spent mth thc futurc tcachcrs and the organrzatmon of Scnxor t achrng dat NIR ROBERT GOBIN Durmg hrs thrcc xcars at O H S Bob Gobln has von thc pralsc and rcspcct of stu dcnts and tclchcrs allkc Not onlx has hc lcd the team tn mam xnctones but hc has also uphtld and uplrftcd thc spmt of sportsmanshrp and tcamvxork charactcrnstnc of Orrwllc tcams In addmon to thc football squad ht coaches thc track tcam H15 sublcfts mclude yumor hugh math and a coursc for lumors and stmors ln health ed and socmal relatrons 34 V... 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A f , fWfWwM : WW X57 7 -5 ww 47 if any 0' Abou Nir jack Graham Almzc Mr Chdrlus Hall lidrm Mxss Margdrat Hamxlton Bcfozz INIISS Bunddlm H111 NIR Ikck GRAHXNI Anorhnr of thc athletic coaches of O H S IS uk Gr lhlm unch of luslxul all md lvms ghxsrml uiuaatxon tmchgr Hard work and falr plax haw charantcrlzgd hxs mars of wmhxng ID Orrxxlln md hu hu ini hls tgams to savnral mrmlng seasons mcludmg a C B L LhAITlP1OI1Sh1p H1s sulwlgcri hug 1mluJuig,mgr,1phx md lumor hxgh math HIS work m thc phXSIC.lI LLIUCAUOD dgpzrtmmt has slum muah to duglop strong CJUISIIDJIHLZ xoung men NIR CHARLIS HALL A mvucomur to tha Orrvllle scam Mr Chdrlns H411 proml hm worth ,ls 1 mgrnlnr of rhg hxgh school taachmzg staff Hr. shares the respons1b1l1tx of managxna homn room w and 4 mth M155 H111 md 1190 hglps sponsor tha snwnth gradc Mr Hall taachcs yumor hugh Lnopriphx md hmorx is xwll lx lg nn, thy Sourhun Blpuar mxmsur NS X Aki XRII -XNHI ION IL Lf on 0 B 155 Ilrgirgt HIIIIIIIIPII vu xm inntur mu IL xx nm 1 s stain md tnulgl xlvrcmd kung and lmrmng of mlm foruan LUUUIYILS Orrxlllv. st Jums nm trim L 1 Roma md luck iKL,1lD m thur studx of Latm ua the dCSCI'1PIlOI1S .md mxths mmm hx Xixss Hlmwlmn In Hmmm to rgxdum, Lit n shy Indus Bxbln supplxmg .md tr.11n1r1L studnnrs tu mul Snrmrum for issunlwlx pmuuns nhr hu Luuiancg thL Latm Club functlons lL.1rmng thy lmguu, J usmms t R u 1 Q F 11 UNL 1 Rwmm lunqugt md an Idns of Niarch cplnbratlon NIISS BIRN ADINP HILL Dlrnctmg mo choruscs, eacH of our flfrx xoxcgs and Cumvmmg rhm rm sxm, an tc r sygcml programs lS not an Lasx yob cspeclallx for a new rcachcr but NI1ss H111 hls dom lust rlmr md h 15 mlm icwmpllshmgms to hu Crndxt BLSICILS duectmg rhxs mlxcd Chorus shL conducts 1 urls glu clul md 1115 uunplug chirm of all yumor h1g.,h wocal mus1c Lndgr hu JIFLCIIOU mo ddxghttul 1 nur J smmr hlgh upgrgttls umm prmlucul 35 Above Miss ANN HOFSTATTER Above MR WILLIS JARVIS Below MR HOWARD LORSON Below MR JACK MCHENRY MISS ANN HOFSTATTER Although In her flrst year of teachlng Mlss Hofstatter a graduate of Mt Unlon College has capably fllled the lob of teachlng Enghsh In the erghth grade and sophomore classes Her homeroom class was exghth graders and as one of the1r sponsors she helped to organrze and chaperone thelr class Chrrstmas party One of her mam responslbllxtxes was to act as sponsor for the Red Rrder MR HOWARD LORSON Teachmg scxence as am other sublect IS a rewardmg thrng but ll must also be rather trung as occaslonally some students threaten to create an explosron 1n thelr chemrcal mxshaps But th1s IS all second nature to Mr Lorson who takes lab exper1ments and experlences 1n h1s strlde BCS1dCS super vxslng and actrng as co sponsor to the seventh grade he teaches chem1stry and phx s1cs and erghth grade arlth metrc Also quallfled as a coach he coaches Junxor hlgh football and the golf team lNfR WILLIS JARVIS The musxc maestro of Orrv1lle I-hgh IS Mr Wxllls JHIVIS whose actxvxtnes are centered In the Instrumental musrc department Hrs orchestra heard practlclng fnrst perxod and the band under h1s dlrectxon vshxch practlces exghth perxoel have done well ID the last several xears The orchestra per forms at mam assemblxes and the dramatxc producnons the band at pep rall1es assemblxes and football games Combrmng mth the vocal musxc department he dld much to make the musxc festnal a success dlrect Ing several beautxful orchestral arrangements BIR JACK BICHEINRY New to both the teaching and coachzng staffs th1s xear vsas Mr Mel-Ienrx a former professronal football plaxer who came to Orrvxlle from Pennsxlvanla Exghth graders were hrs speclal problem as he taught therr Personal Grovsth classes and helped them to decrdc thelr courses for the next xear As a coach he assxsted Mr Lorson mth lunxor hrgh football and had complete charge of basketball In the pumor hxgh 36 . . 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I . , . . . . 99 Q4 ,4,,,,,,-ff fs Ilmze Mr Paul 'xiengert Before Nir Wllllldm Shunkxxiler Niles Xlaaiow AICIINIXRL Teaehing entirelx in the field of mathematies Xirs Nielntxres sub iects include algebra I II plane and solid geo metrx and trigonometrx As an extra Curricular actiwitx for the trig class she arranged for a Iec fL1I'f. on SUfVCX1I'lg IULUFPO IUUQ fflQOnOITlLfnlC Il XI X X MH rs hmm ' Idmxm function The Freshmen were her special ehirues Um' XIISQ Dfifffflii K is she sponsorei them in the Ineuinninu of their e fm Xlr Hou ird Smue er high school elreers 1 I VINGIRI Teieiine the hots of Orrxille High to he the hetter moiern flrmers of the future ments ind in irds hue heen won Iirst and foremost among these xx is the parliamentari pre eedure te 1m ind st a e mn in the eontest Nlr Memgert xerx capihlx serxed is sponsor of the iunior class Xilss DURUIHX NPI! Leading the speech department to mini winning seasons ind trophies is Nfiss Neff sieeeh nl iunior Imglish teacher In the drimitic department she direeted the senior class ind Thespim pI us A Dmee XX ith Our Miss Brooks and Xou Cint Kiss Cirohne During the speeeh seison under her direetion mins sie eh tournaments were ittended and mmx trophies mon I. nder her sponsorship were the Nitionxl Forensie Leiuue md the National Thespim bocietx both speech organizations 31 I 45 . ., -X ,f IA 1 . I A I ! K-L I . .X V. A L 4.1. A I AI U4 I Ii N I I I A ' 'I I Q A vi - A 4 f , , f A - I I--' ' L I I Q . 'A I ' . I . . -. , .K .if - . C '--. ' Neff M K ,b .K . ' . J ' 1 HH! . '. . 'Iv 'Q J 'Q -- . Mx, P.-xt...2, i f- - 1- A 'A - I I-. .- . It ' ' - is Mr. Paul Mengert. voeational agriculture teacher. Through his work with the Nag hoys many achieve- ' , L 1 ll Q V' I . :I ' ' I 7 ' A Il. ' A' ' I Ii' ' 'L L its fir iilae i ' -.i . 3' t j ' 4, f ' 7 ' . .. 's L1e'4 H '. ' tif A A the AX , I, ' . , '- ,, , , A Y, ' . , I, I V, v ,, ' , ' Aboze Mr Hobart Squrres Abme Mr PaulTust1n Belou Mr Earl Wtxgandt Beloit Mr MLlVlH Wilson MR HOVUARD SMLCRER Howard Smucktr who cam to Orrvxllt from Indlana gamed famt at O H S through somt outstandmg ptrformances on tht trampolmt Frtshman Enghsh was h1s subycct at O H S though ht plans to attend school agam and contmue h1s educanon MR HOBART QQUIRES Ntvr to O H S and Ohro th1s star mas Mr Hobart Jack Squlres He xmmedlatelx won populantx mth h1s fntndlx smlle and tlthghtful Southtrn acctnt Ht was stanoned 10 9 I0 as home room ttachtr for the lumors Tht subyects ht taught vxtrt ttntral busmtss antl husmtss arxthmttlc MR PAUL TUSTIN Nlr Paul Tustln who IS vxtll knovsn to Orrvlllt H1g.,h stutltnts as a hlstorx ttachtr fxlls tht yoh capablx anti utll Ht took on tht ph of sponsormg, stutltnt councll vxhlch ht gL1ltlLLl throuth thtlr mam acnvmes NIR EARL XWEXCANDT Mr Earl Wftxtantlts prnmarx suhyttt IS lllSI0l'X ln wshlch ht has tarnttl h1s Ph D Ont tf tht hotlts usttl tn tht stutlx of 1un1or h th hxstorx IS Tht Ohxo Hrstorx 1 hoolt vu rltttn hx hlmstlf As L1 stvtnth tratlt homtroom tt lchtr ht htlys to sponsor that clxss coachmg, tlunts Durmt tht fall ht .xssxstttl Nlr Gobm on tht foothall ttam xxorltmg .as xxrsxtx l1nt coach Thtn svutchmt to haslxtthxll ht tool-. complttt thartt tt tht rtstrxt tt.1m xsorltmz mth thtm to tltxtlop .1 futurt mrsntx NIR MIIXIN XVIISON Tht punttnt o lors of xxootl smtlltl II1 tht loxxtr htll usuxllx mtans that Xlr XX nl son IS sttrtmt ht woxs on .1 xxootlxxorltmnt prolttt As tl xotmonr tt.1thtr ht tt rthts yunxor hrth woxs tufts mtustrul arts .mtl mtthamttxl tlraftlnt Nttxrlx txtrx xttxr trrtltlts mitlt untltr h1s SUPLYNISIOI1 art tn ttrttl rn conttsts .mtl hrnnt homt prxzts Outsrtlt of .1ctu1l ttachmt dutxts ht .xrrmtts tlatts mtl schools for athltnt tonttst rn all fxtltls 38 V ' l v 1 v rg I A U . U an ., . ' ' l. ' . y r r y, . f ' . ' . ' . ' . 1A A I w Y 4 V p V I A A I a D -v A 1 . ' . ' v v . . . 'V ' y . ' Y ' . ' . 1 MR. XY'II.LIAM SHIJNKWILERY--Mr. Bill Shunl-twilcr tsachcs hiology. general science, antl assumes scvcral , ' v ' - I ' v , K . f ' . A 4 ' , ,. y - 5 f 'i E ' - A . I , V ,' ' , L, , A A - , . , , - , , A I' , , , . 4 , . .' .' . . 1 . r . 2. ' .' V .Q ' K t ' ' 't n A 4 . ' . ' A . 'V - 1 . A t . r - I . - ' ca etena covlw Le I In rich! Mrs Walker Mrs Bell Mrs Cunt Mrs Codlano Delxcrous odors emrrtrng from Room 77 every mornmg mean that the cafeterra staff rs hard at work preparrng the days meal Although seen only at lunch t1me the staff works all forenoon w1th student help asslstmc, fourth and f1fth perrods Wlrm school rooms and vsaxcd floors are only .1 few results of the conscrentrous efforts of the custodral staff Through thelr constant efforts the school was kept sp1c and span cuA toclmn Ata Left fo rzgbi Mr Nelson Zuercher, Mr Wlllltlm Ellls, Mr George l johnson 39 5 . l if L f 'r1,-- V . 1. ' . . ' , . A 1 - - H in . ,N . . . . U . . - 2 '4 ' ' l I . . . V . . O there will 6e af meetzng O -IU 3 ,, f f W, Q ,f 4 ,, W , ,qc MQW, 4,17 ff 7 - f, 5 , If f N 'f - ,.... :-3 . 4 0 2 , if V g' '-2- I 53.2 af -ll Atudent go ernment The student council of the past year has worked hard to satisfy the students! demands besides conducting the sales tax campaign and the lost and found. They once again directed the homecoming queen election. and also conducted home- room discussions on matters concerning the schools welfare and property. To start the ball rolling they dedicated a new piano which was financed by sales tax contributions. About mid- year they played host to the Wadswforth council and showed them a splendid and informative time. For the benefit of the March of Dimes, the council Tom Miller and Martha Malcuit Count Sales sacrificed their pride and once again allowed the teachers MX SIHIHPS- to beat them in the annual faculty-student volleyball game. Tom Miller served as president of the council, Jim Carney, vice president, Roberta Zinkand, secretary, Martha Malcuit, treasurer, and Paul Douglas, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Tustin acted as sponsor. Se.1't-ff. fefl In riglvIfR. Hunter. M. Malcuit. T. Miller. R. Zinlcand. P. Douglas. Serum! Ron-L. Auble. S. Smucker, C. Gardner. A, Laibe, P. Schantz. S. Clark, N. Douglas. R. Sprunger. Tltmf Run-K. Schantz. M. XY'ebner. P. Holmes. F. Boron. B. Cheuvront. A. Lehman. R. Fletcher. R. Shonk. C. Herrick. -12 national honor Aociety When the time rolls around for issuing the honor roll. the members of this organization are always at the head of the list. In order to attain membership in this honorary organization, a student must be in the upper ten per cent of his class scholastically and display outstanding qualities of character, leadership. and service. Only members of the upper three classes are eligible for membership in this organization. On April l2th a candlelight initiation service was held at which the sophomores became probationary members. and the juniors gained permanent membership. Anxious to see if they the grade are L. ,l Robinson. N. Lehman. E. Herr. and L. Auble. This organization sponsored by Miss Boland. elected Bernie Mount, presidentg Martha Reynolds. vice presidentg Larry Waefler, secretary, and Carolyn King, treasurer. Firrt R0ll'. left to right-C. King. M. Reynolds. B. Mount. L. Waefler. Semnd Roz:--S. Douglas, J. Kraft, R. Good. C. Williams. I.. Johnson. L. Auble. J. Hostettler, M. Kaufmann. 1. Gilbert, Third Rou'-N. Schromen. D. Snyder. M. Beyler, R. Zinkand. C. Herrick. L. J. Robinson, C. Seifried. F0111-Ib Ron-M. S. Webner, T. Miller, D. Mizer. 43 the red and wlii e A picnic at Orr Park in September was the starting point for the yearbook as editors and staff members were told of duties for the year and ideas flew back and forth for the crea- tion ofthe 55 edition of the Red and Wlhite. Intentions were good as each staff was to perform specific jobs. but as is usual on most yearbooks. the end of March saw the whole staff pitching into some night sessions to get the book to press under the deadline. Suzanne Douglas and Don Snyder were the co-editors who worked to edit the copy and layouts of the annual, under the direction of staff editors, Nancy Schromen, Sue Lynn Mc- Cartney, Kay Schantz, and Dick Burkholder who was busi- ness manager, and in addition to his regular duties took charge of a new feature, pictures in the ad section. Carl Het- rick served as student photographer, taking many of the PM-ekxx school life pictures. Mr. Sayre sponsored the group. .. I' F-Q Abnre. left-R. Burkholder, business managerg S. Douglas and D. Snyder, co-editors. Below. feft-S. L. McCartney, art editor: K. Schantz, photography editor. and N, Schromen, literary editor. Firif Run. fd! to riglii-L. Robinson. S. Stanford, J. Bowers. P. Holmes. B. Snyder. I.. Bishop. ,Sttmfil Run-C. Herrick, M. Kaufmann. C. King. C. Seifried. M. Reynolds. I.. Anderson, E, Maag. P. Schantz. M. Maltuir. ,Sif.I71tlfll'L C. Moffett. A. Laibe. R. Schromen. 44 the red rider All assignments due by 5:55 today '. was the hue and cry of the editors of the school newspaper. as they success- fully published copies of The Red Rider. Orrville I-Iigh's semi-monthly newspaper. Mary Sue Wfebner and Roberta Zinkand were the hard- working editors who compiled and edited the material gath- ered by the reports. and like all reporters, were sometimes a little late handing in assignments. An interesting new feature. Boy and Girl of the Week, was started this year, presenting articles on the interests and aims of outstanding senior boys and girls. Several very in- spiring editorials were written to which everyone paid heed. and Dig This was one of the most enjoyed features. The load of the editors was lightened by Carolyn Wil- liams, front page editorg Marge Medve, feature page editorg Neil Webner, boys' sports editorg Jennie Dalessandro and Bev Fry, girls' sports editors. The sponsor was Miss Ann I-Iofstatter. Abore-J. Smucker, R. Zinkantl. M. S, Xwebner Belou'-B. Fry, J. Dalessandro, C, Williams, C. Herrick. l l Seated. fefl to rigbl-C. Bricl-ter. E. LeFever, J. Weaver, B. Zarle, L. Daniels, N. Vernon, E. Runion. Slauding-J. Gilbert. J. Laibe, M, L. Roberts, M. Kaufmann, K. Kraft, I.. Badertscher, J. Kurtz. 45 A . me--ra--Q. MN. t . ,diff Fmt Razr. left to right--C. Hetrick, L. McFadden, J. Bowers, M. Martin, B, Martz, L, Schrock. Serwtd Rou'-H. Habegger, J. Turner, J. Smucker, V. Dalessandro, R. Chenevey, P. Holmes, R. Specht, B. Mount, N. Webner, L. Waefler. Third Roll'-D. Snyder, P. Douglas, B. Fletcher, R. Birkbeck. B. Shonk, B, Lacy, J. Smucker. L. Anderson. M. Sage. R. Maxwell. 0 I-If The Hi-Y, like its sister organization, the Y-Teens, is a branch of the Functioning under its spon- sor, Mr. Melvin Wilson, and officers, Jim Carney, president, Dick Hunter, vice presidentg Tom Miller, sec- retaryg Bernie Mount, treasurer, Larry Waefler, chaplain: Bill Cheuvront, sergeant-at-arms, the Hi-Y com- bined fun with helpful Christian activities. The initiation of new members combined solemnity with a rousing good time if not for the new members at least for the old members as the prospective members were made to shine shoes and drink concocted potions. The two main social events of the year were the hayride held in November and the formal dance held in conjunction with the Y-Teens in May. Athletic activities ranked high with boys as they had an organized basketball team which played inter- scholastically with eight other teams. From the viewpoint of spectators, they saw The House of David bas- ketball team and also the Globe Trotters. Continuing an annual project they attended church several Sundays in the various churches of the community. Fmt Roux left to right-J. Gilbert, A. Lautenschlager, C. Hilty, J. Dalessandro, C. Mackey. M. Marthey, S. L. McCartney, M, L. Weltlich, N. Struck, M. Malcuit, D. Mizer. Second Row-S. McHenry, A. Laibe, J. Hofstetter, N. Downend, K. Kraft, A. Marthey. J. Morgan, C. Dan- iels, M. L. Conkle, R. A. Taylor, J. Blanford, A. M. Beyler. Third Rou'-L. Tackett, P. J. Warner, D. Tackett, N. L. Parsons, R. Shifferly, M. Shank, V. Urshel, N. Vernon, E. Geiser, S. Stanford, L. J. Robinson, M. Beyler. Fourth Razz'-A. Monteith, D. Conway, C. Skabar, E. Ault. C. Moffett, J. Lehman, J. Merriman. J. Martell. H. Pavlov, N. Hilty, J. Troyer, M. Steele, J. Bidinger. Fifth Rou'-C. Conway, P. Elrod, D. Amstutz, J. Dye, C. Yerian, N. Kornhaus. B. Nibert. C. Manson, L. Buchanan, B. A. Turner, J. Shope, S. Vfeltv. 1 .- Fin! Ruiz. left zo right-J. Carney, P. Conkle, B. Lacy, W. West, E. Musser, J. Camp, T. Hodgson, L. Hilty. B. Landis, D. Hunter. Second Rau-R. Davidson, D. Scallon, R. Walko, J. Finsel, D. Kropf, G. Martin, D. Huntsberger, E. Wilford, L. Bishop, G. Wilford. Tlyird R014-J. Gregory, E. Maag, W. Lytle, H. Purdy, K Fair, B. Cheuvront, T. Miller, F. Boron, B. Zarle. -teenA Portraying to the utmost the Y-Teen spirit, pep and go, as phrased in their song, the Y-Teens, a branch of the Y. M. C. A., showed truly the Christian spirit of today's youth. Although a large group, num- bering one hundred and twenty, the Y-Teens proved to be well organized and well run, under the direction of its sponsor, Miss Ebeling, and officers, Sue Ann Clark, presidentg Peggy Miller, vice presidentg Judy Jones. secretary, and Carolyn King, treasurer. Two of the girls, Sue Ann Clark and Martha Malcuit, represented the Orrville Y-Teens chapter at a state centennial convention held in New York City during which they made a thorough study of the United Nations. Many new ideas and projects were brought about as a result of their experiences there. As a climax to the years, in April a centennial tea was held to which the Y-Teens and their mothers were invited. Fin! Rong lef! to rigla!-R. Good, C. King, S. Clark, J. Kraft, L. Runion, N. Schromen, M. Reynolds, N. Shupp, K. Moser, E. Swartz, P. Miller. Scfcrmd Ron'-A. Henry, C. Burkhart, C. McGreevy, V. Scott, N. Lehman, B. Hostetler, W. Liechty, B. Steiner. P. Williams, M. Steiner, S. Douglas. Third Rau'-J. Studer, J. Hostetler, M. Kaughman, M. L. Moser, M. Forrer, J. Weaver, B. Fry, M. S. Webner. B. Zinkand, K. Schantz, N. Bailey. Fourth Ron'-C. Seifried, T. Auble, L. Johnson, C. Williams, C. Bricker, P. Schantz, P. Yehl, J. Anspach, A. Hill, S. Bigler. iiftln Rou'-E. Price. S. Edwards, L. Daniels, E. LeFever, S. Eshelman, K. Brest, M. Medve, P. Geitgey, R. . Musser. X ata e lwmemalze ,M Gifts to German youths are being packaged by the F. H. A. Looking to the future are the Future Homemakers of America. In home economics classes they are taught sew- ing. cooking. and family living in preparation for their future careers as homernakers. Various projects are under- taken during the year. and as they are completed. degrees such and Chapter and State I-lomemakers are awarded. A service project. that of packing boxes for German youth, was undertaken at Christmas time. Miss Lois Ebe- ling. the home economics teacher. sponsored the group whose officers were: Judy Dye, presidentg Judy Blanford. vice presidentg Lena Buchanan. secretary-treasurer, and Mar Louise Parsons. re orter. Y I-fi-if Rua. ftrr ff, rrtvlvl--lf. Price. C. Yt-rian. nl. Dye. M. J. Bailey. M. L. Parsons. Miffuif Run--B. liadertsclier. Al. Sappington, E. Carney. -I. Dalessandrtm. M. Martin. K. liorrer. G. Newcorner. M. lfisther. li. l7ISLlR.'I'. 'lfiruf R014-C Conway. C. Ziegler. B. Tenley. nl. Daniels. N. Vfade. ,lr Shupp. XV- Parsons. I-'fini-fl' Rang? Grimm. C. Thompson. P. Elrod. P. Kratchen. T. Clarke. E. Bachman. V. Fellabom. M. Troyer. -L ltfgendecker. L. lfschleman. C. Short. M. H. Brown. -18 uture farmer The F. F. A. is an organization to help train our farmers of tomorrow. They learn the newest and the best methods U possible for crop production. Any student taking agricul- ture is eligible for membership in the F. F. A. This organization won first place in the Parliamentary Procedure contest in which eight teams participated. They also bought five acres of corn and one hundred thirty dol- lars worth of movie equipment. Mrs. Paul Mengert, the vocational agricultural teacher, was sponsor, with Melvin Markley as president, Lawrence Zimmerman, vice president, Harold Steiner, secretary, Ed Harold Steiner L Zimmerman Mfflvm Markles , , Louie McFadden and Edwin Musser members Wlfl MUSSCT, U'C'21Sl.1l'CI', LOUIS MCF3ddeU, FCPOITCY, and Laffy of the winning Pafllamentafy pfgcedufg team Ott Sentinel confer with their sponsor Mr 'viengert Seated, left to right-A. Kandel, C. Ott, M. Steiner, L. Zimmerman, M. Markley, E. Musser, L. McFadden. Second Rou'-J. Bradley, W. Wirth, H. Geiser, J. Jackson, E. Quigley, J. Smucker, O. Hostettler. Third Rau'-O. Steiner, D. Markley, D. Bishop, W. Hill, T .Webner, J. Smucker, L. Hilty, D. Ott, M. Shammo, R. Maiwurm, B. Stoller. 49 when in rome . Q 2 5 . 4, N im.. 'iw'j1wa.2m Q' a, Miss Hamilton and her Romans ing the annual Roman Banquet. ' enjoy League Convention held at the Ohio the first and second year Latin classes The Latin Club, an organization designed to better ac- quaint the second year Latin students with the language and customs of Rome. enjoyed a full and active year under the capable guidance of their sponsor. Miss Margaret Hamilton. The annual Roman banquet was held in the high school cafeteria in February with the students dressed in full Roman regalia. As is the annual custom, the meal began with eggs and ended with apples of the ice cream variety. The Ides of March saw the Latin Club hold a party during which Caesar's Bridge was taken from its customary resting place and its parts and significance fully explained. The Orrville Latin Club was honored this year by being selected to present the program at the Ohio Junior Classical State Student Union in Columbus. Many members of both attended, traveling by chartered bus. Fin! Ron. fell to right-E. Herr. L. Clark, L. Anderson, J. Hofstetter. J. Finsel. M. Sage. R. Chenevey. Second Rau-R. Walko, J. Merriman. E. Shoup, C. Moffett. M. L. Conkle. R. Schromen. C. Daniels, A. Laibe G. Newcomer. R. A. Musser, J. Royer, R, Maxwell. R. Taylor. Stuter. S. Stuclcey. N. Kornhaus. J. Morgan B. Hostetler. A. Henry, D. Cutie. B. Snyder. L. Hollinger. Third Roz:-P. Douglas. B. Shonk, L. Amstutz. B. Fletcher. R. Birkbeck. D. Genet. R. Herman. J. Smucker D. Shonk. 50 Zh fdnfe Sponsored by its teacher, Miss Hratchouhi George, the French Club came into its own this year, becoming an active organization. Officers elected were Mary Sue Webner, presi- dentg Pete Holmes, vice president, Roberta Zinkand, secre- tary-treasurer. Highlighting the year was the memorable experience of an international dinner cooked and served by Miss George. Delicious foods of Persia and France, such as Persian stew, were enjoyed. The dinner being held in December was fol- lowed by a short Christmas skit presented entirely in French, after which Pete Holmes gave an interesting account of his trip abroad, dwelling particularly on France and French Sue Stanford serving the French Club's CU5t0m5- international dinner. On April eleventh the Orrville Club entertained the Wooster French Club at a party held in the lobby of the high school. The lobby was decorated like a French cafe with card tables, checkered table cloths, and French menus. The male members of the club acted as French waiters. The order of entertainment for the evening was several French skits and group singing in French. Firrt Row, left to fight-1. Turner, C. Williams, J. Kraft, K. Kraft, S. McHenry, K. Schantz, S. Douglas, M. S. Webner, T. Miller. Second Rau'-P. Holmes, L. Singer, N. Schromen, S. Stanford, R. Zinkand, S. Eshleman, D. Bailey, D. Scallon, B. Landis. 51 point board Left to right-P. Kropf, E. Ault. D. Conway, B. Hawks, M. Sage. J. Morgan, C. Burckhart. D. Tackctt. J. Gilbert. S. Biglcr. J. The Point Board under the guidance of Miss Kathrine Boland tallys the activity points for all mem- Blanfortl. A. Bcyler. bers of the student body. This requires many hours of careful record keeping. The purpose of the board is to help equalize the distribution of activities among the students. Although its efforts are not always fully appreciated, the Assembly Board does the big and important job of providing for the school's interesting and educational assembly programs. These include class and organizational sponsored activities with an occasional professional program. The year's professional programs consisted of a humorous lecture on manners, a vaudeville song and dancel' man, and the Ohio State Sym- phonic Choir. The entire school benefits from the conscientious efforts of the Assembly Board under the direction of Mr. Roland Sayre. They elected Neil Webner, presidentg Mike Sage, vice president, and Con- nie Bricker, secretary. a Aembly 6041-d lxvzttfizzg. ld! fn riglvl--N. Wcbner. M. Sage. J. Turner, D. Scallon. Smmliug-P. Burl-icy. N. Maxwell. C. Scifricd. M. L. Conklc. N. Kornhaus. C. Bricker. A. M. Bcylcr. nl. Gilbert. AI. Hostctlcr. L. johnson. P. Xlifilliams, J. Dalcssantlro. J. Albino. camel-men 4 0 Q 'Q 6 Fin! Roll. left to riglal-R Shammo, D. Yehl, D. Scott. K Steiner, W. Diller. Second R011 -T. Webner, R Walko, B. Zarlc, E. Kamp, M Horst, C. Hostetler, D. Shonk, B. Wloodwartl, B. Mount, D. Kropf. M. Yoder, T. Paxton. Movies, both for entertainment and education, are made possible to any class in the school system through the work of these boys, the Projection Crew. Sponsored by Mr. Howard Smucker, this crew shows all the movies at any time of the day to both the grade schools and the high school The curtains part and the play begins. The actors receive their laurels, but too seldom does anyone congratulate those whose untiring efforts make the production possible. The Stage Crew under the direc tion of Mr. Willis Jarvis is the hardworking crew who paint the flats, set up scenery, pull curtains, scrub floors and regulate lighting-nearly every odd job connected with a stage production. Several members arc also on duty at every assembly to take charge of the rostrum and microphone. Hats off to this hardworking behind-the-scenes crew. Mage crew Kneeling, leaf! Io rigbl-T. Pax- ton. N. Webner, D. Bishop. R. Davidson, J. Kimber. Standing--K. Moser, J. Kraft. S. McCartney, M. Reynolds. N. Schromen. 53 uture teaclnem of america XVatching the grade school cafeteria line. grading papers and substituting fifth periods-these are all duties of a Fu- ture Teacher of America. Primarily a service organization. the F. T. A. members help the teachers when possible in preparation for their future careers. The senior members were given the privilege of teaching several days when sev- eral of the grade school teachers attended reading and writ- ing clinics. In April, President Nancy Schromen and a mem- ber, Martha Reynolds, attended an Ohio Teachers' Confer- ence in Columbus. A new system was introduced whereby points were given for service activities and the students were recognized at Nancy Schromen gains valuable experience as a Recognition Day' future teacher, substituting in the grade schools. The group was Sponsored by Miss George and Officers were: Nancy Schromen, presidentg Letiria Auble, vice presi- dentg Nina Downend, secretary-treasurer. and Carolyn Sei- fried, historian. wr i 2 . 1 u as 0.11 Q l Q 4. 2. ' av P U on :ness il! tins into 1490 DISC Fin! Ron, fefl In right-C. Seifried. N. Schromen, I.. Auble, N. Downend. SL'L'UI14J Rflltic. Daniels. A. Marthey. S. Douglas. Vl. Kraft. yl. Morgan. R. Schromen. nl. Gilbert, K. Forrer. 7-Z7jI'.I, Run-A. Laibe. S. Mel-lenry. nl. Hofstetter. K. Kraft. A. Henry. E. Shoup. J. Merriman. D. Don, I., -I. Robin- son. M. nl. Bailey. 1711117713 Ron -R. Taylor. j, Lehman. D. Mizer. P. Schantz,M. S, XY'ebner. K. Schantz. L. Runion. M. Reynolds. M. Marrhey. 54 Aocial 6041-d Climbing ladders and stapling crepe paper are second nature to members of the Social Board, who organize and manage the fall and spring dances. Clever titles and original decorations combined to make two very successful dances this year. The Pigskin Prance was held in November after the football season at which the football queen, her court. and the team were honored. In the spring, The Cherry Blos- som Ball was held with decorations of cherry blossoms, bird cages, and wrought iron love seats. Co-sponsors were Mr. Shunkwiler and Mr. McHenry, and officers were: Bev Fry, president, Bill Lacy, vice president, Dixie Mizer, secretary, and jim Carney, treasurer. ,Q 0 -ff W Q9 Entertaining during the Pigskin Pranceu are J. Anspach, L. Fiscus, and J. Weaver. Kneeling. left I0 riglal-D. Scallon, N. Webner, R. Walko. l First Ron'-E. LeFever, A. Lautenschlager, M. L. Weltlich, C. King, S. L. McCartney. N. Schromen, D. Mizer. J. Carney, B. Fry, M. S. Webnet, J. Weaver, S. A. Clark, M. Malcuit. Second R014-R. Schromen, K. Halter, B. Hawks, L. Singer, B. Struck, C. Williams, S. Stanford, R. Zinkand, K. Schantz, S. Douglas, A. Laibe. S. McHenry, P. Schantz, Third Ron'-L. Robinson, P. Yehl, L. Auble, L. johnson, j. Shultzman, J. Maston, P. Douglas. B. Lacy. K. Kraft, A. Henry. 55 :locational indtw trial clu6 I Wit i Fzryl Rou left to rzglot K Parry A Martell D Ressler B Scott J Hall G Wilford L Schrock B Lacy Second R011 T Warfel H Short B Martz M Martin D Hunter D Ault W West T Hodgson The schools newest orgmizfition is one recognized in school and community is xx ell as it coordinates the tvxo The Vocation 11 Industrml Club formed this plst ycir is tn or tnizition composed of sixteen senior tries md their lfternoons in school Through the hfird work of thc members 1 school employment bureiu vtas set up md .1 lob scripboolt begun giving inform ttion on vtrious professions md xoctrions It is hoped that xxithin the next fevs years thc program cm be expanded to include undcrcltssmcn as well as seniors 36 . , . v- , , . I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . V1 ' 1 ' 7 ' 9 ' A 1 ' 1 ' V ' 5 ' ' C I C A , 7 72 . 1 . . . . . 1 V . - . ' '. ' 'z '. ' i 2 'ez 'z gal' 1' boys sponsored by Mr. Lz1Vern Fletcher. These boys spend their mornings employed in various local indus- ' , 1 5 1 i . Y ' . ' ' ' ' , 1 . A ' 'L V 2 I . 2 , 4, y. . Y . 2 , i . A . 2 Y 2 . I . A 1 vi ' v y .l . y . 1 . . f . . ' , . 1 . , V i 2 . ' . on the 106 Top rzblot B111 Scott secretary treasurer Mnlzlfe Bob Maru vlce presldent Bollom Gerald Wllford sergeant at arms '--dl--.-.W,,,g ...7,,,..-,W 'BL Top Ieff Walter Wfest pres1dent Bottom Art Mlrtell recorder I ' 2' ,, 7 , , 1 5 :V I 2 1 ..... I fr , 'V mar' I 1 .ll l . . f 7 ' , ,, -, , - u , 1 7 - - D AW 'f , iQ, 4 .W , X, .f A 1 f 3 4-1'5 M ? 4 t ' , Z , --............,,, ,hm . , - , , 5 if 2 - 2 , . 3 , Left to right- J. Weaver, L. Runion, D. Don, D Amstutz, M. Forrer, M. Malcuit. lzeqnotu Fin! Razr, left to right-C Herrick. L. J, Robinson, C. Seifried, M. Forrer. J. Weaver, P. Brest, D. Amstutz. 1. Brubaker, J. Hofstetter, S. Hershey, D. Powers. Second R011-C. Dye. C. Manson, N. Maxwell, S. Welty. J. Huff, J. Erb. J. Maston, P. Conlcle, J. jones. E. Shoup. D. Shonk, C. Yerian, J. Brubaker, J. Merriman. W. W'oodward. R. Runion, L. Runion, D. Oldham, S. Smucker, J. Shultzman, N. Falk. Third Rau-j. Bitlinger, N. XVebner. E. Musser, G. Martin, B. Bishop, J. Amstutz. M. Waefler. C. Moffett. T. Paxton, 1. Camp. E. Simpkins, M. L. Roberts, J. Kurtz, M. Malcuit. 58 Marching jauntily onto the football field, the marching band dis- played form and predision in their varied formations and skits. Dis- playing flashy scarlet and gray uniforms, they presented a stirring sight on the gridiron under the direction of Mr. Jarvis and the leadership of the high stepping majorettes with Martha Malcuit as head majorette. The unmistakable strains of a violin being tuned or a trumpeter experimenting with a difficult run are heard emitting from the audi- torium two mornings each week as the orchestra reheatses for its many performances. The orchestra has the job of playing at many assemblies and provides the musical interlude between the acts of plays and operettas. Senior members of band and orchestra were janet Kraft, Carl Het- rick, jim Camp, Joe Kimber, Phil Conkle, Darla Powers, Marilyn Forrer, joan Weaver, Shirley Hershey, Liz Runion, Ed Musser and Martha Malcuit. mu ic mu tem Fin! Row, left to right-J. Kraft, P. Schantz, C. Williams, M. Kaufman, M Beyler J Hostetter N Downend J Morgan, A. Marthey. Second Row-E. Shoup, J. Merriman, C. Herrick, M. Conkle, L. Robinson, M Maxwell C Dye -I Martell J Camp B. Stoltzfus, K. Forrer, R. Shifferly, M. Moser. Slanding-C. McGreevy, J. Kimber, N. Webner, F. Barkey. 59 Fin! Row, left to right-D. Powers, A. Henry, N. Lehman, B. Hostetler, N. Downend, B. Stoltzfus, N. Kornhaus, I Studer, C. Moffett, E. Shoup, R. A. Musser, M. L. Conkle. Second Row-T. Randles, N. Douglas, J. Maston, J. Gilbert, C. Dye, S. Stuckey, E. Broschardt, M. Short, C. McGreevy K. Kraft, K. Moser, J. Martell, A. Lautenschlager. Third Row-D. Shonk, A. Kandel, E. Musser, L. johnson, L. Auble, C. Bricker, B. Smucker, K. Forrer, H. Pavlov M. Friedt, V. Scott, B. Arnold, M. L. Moser. Fourth Row-J. Smucker, R. Herman, D. Curie, S. Stanford, W. Clarke, M. Beyler, J. Lehman, S. Parsons, V. Urschel L. Amstutz, J. Brubaker, C Daniels. melody make:-A Two choruses of sixty voices each were successfully combined under the direction of Miss Bernadine Hill to form the Mixed Chorus, larger this year than ever before. Miss Hill, new to Orrville High and the teaching profession, did a remarkable job with such a large group, as their combined talents were first displayed at the Christmas assembly. As a climax to the year they participated in the annual music festival which included all members of both the vocal and instrumental departments. Such songs as Nature's Orchestra, Little David, and a nov- elty number, Old King Cole, were enjoyed as well as several numbers with the band and orchestra. 60 'V t v,n.-fn. ft we Firrt Roux left to right-R. Schromen, M. Reynolds, J. Hofstetrer, A. Marthey, J. Morgan, K. Brest, P, Yehl, P. Schantz, J. Weaver, E. Runion, C. King, N. Schromen. Second Row-J. Dalessandro, S. Douglas, K. Schantz, M. Malcuit, S. L. McCartney, N. Vernon, B. Shonk, R. Birk- beck, M. Sage, E. Herr, J. Turner, P. Douglas. Third Rou'-P. Kropf, J. Kurtz, J. Huff, M. Waefler, C. Gardner. L, Singer, P. Holmes, J. Finsel, M. Yoder, S. Kamp, A. Lehman. Fourth Row-J. Shultzman, M. L. Roberts, J. Laibe, K. Halter, B. Hawks, P. Brest. R. Burkholder, H. Steiner, L. Hilty, W. Harper, B. Fletcher, R. Chenevey. girl ' glee C1116 Under the direction of Miss Hill, the Girls' Glee Club enjoyed a full year along with the Mixed Chorus. Two assemblies were participated in-one ar Christmas and another at Easter. Joining the rest of the music department. they sang a variety of song at the Spring Music Festival. Firrt ROIl'. feft to right-M. Kaufman, R. Shifferly, C. Yerian, A. Hill, M. S. Wfebner, D. Mizer, K. Schantz, L. Daniels, N. Shupp, M. Shank, R. Taylor. Second Rou'-M. J. Bailey, B. Carney, D. Bailey, P. Warner, C. Seifried, J. Hostetler, B. Struck, E, Simpkins, E. Price, E. Bachman, V. Fellabom, L. Farmer. Third Rou'-M. Steiner, B. Huska, J. Daniels, P. Krarchen, M. Miller, L. Eshelman, N. Wade, J. Shupp, W. Liechty, R. Caulier, E. Swartz, S. McHenry. Third Rau'-A. Laibe, J. Turner, M. Troyer, P. Grimm, B. Badertscher, J. Sappington. M. H. Brown, J. Dalessandro, T. Clarke, L. Buchanan, J. Royer, P. Geitgey. K! 61 ga-I athlete Fmt Row left to rzgbt D Becker P Barkey B Carney D Conway S Stanford K Schantz J Kraft J Grlbert E LeFever J Weaver P Schantz L Danrels C Brrcket K Brest C Wnllrams Second Row E Gexser J Hostetler M Kaufman E Runton M Weltlrch B Fry R Zxnkand M Webner M Mal cult D Mtzer P Wrllxams C Stoller S Blgler Third Row C Conway D Amstutz R Schromen S McHenry R Taylor N Struck P Mxller C Hrlty R Good M Marthey N Vernon L Auble P Yehl S Eshelman Kreakle J Dalessandro J Lehman M Shank N Downend Fifth Row N Kornhaus B Hostetler N Lehman W Ltechty D Patrllo M Parsons R Shrfferly S Edwards C McGreevy J Hofstetrer A Marthey J Morgan J Studer K Kraft C Damels Szxth Rou E Ault S Bonham P Warner E Shoup S Stuckey C Burkhart M Beyler M Moser E Prrce The more athletrc of Orrvrlle Hrghs female population are members of the Gtrls Athletrc Assoclatron sponsored by Miss last grrls physlcal education teacher To be admitted one must earn one hundred points rn athleuc actnvxtnes New members are admntted m a hart rarsmg mrttatton nn early sprmg A swrmmmg party was held tn Frrestone Pool rn Akron Mrss Fast and several members attended a phystcal education demonstration by a Swedrsh gymnasnc team at Bowlmg Green Unrversrty Kay Schantz was presndent of the orgamzatnon Sue Stanford vrce presndent janet Kraft secretary and janet Grlbert treasurer 62 0 y ' l . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . T . . , . , . , . ' , . . , . , . D , . , . ' , . , . , . , . l . l ' . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . I , . , Fourth Row-B. Arnold, H. Pavlov, N. Hilty, J. Shope, S. Welty, J. Troyer, B. Turner, J. Bidinger, C. Mackey, S. ' 7' . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . l 5 7 ' . 9 I 3 . , i r lu queen and leer court H! 4-4,4 if 4, Left to rzglat C Lacy S Smder B Lacx S Smucker N Falk P Arnold M J Prcchtel Standmq R Sprunger, R Rxals, T Burkholder, I. Stephens, D Don, D Douglas S Smdcr, K Hooknr C Ress1cr,R Draman Seated left to rzght J Ba1lu,D Yodcr,j Demlow, B Memman 63 I I . ,,, ry 5 KA . . V , V1 1 ' If , , 1 I ' ' I . M x 1 0 7 f , .- ,'.' mf ' ' Y 5 ,,,gji W 1, , ,f Z, K , I . ,,,'qA I V I I , 5 I Q . 1 . ', . 4' , . , . , . , . , . . ' . 'Z tl-ic tlq con iden tial The juniors presented their play, Strictly Confidential. on the nights of liebruary lHth and 19th. under the direction of Miss Hrat- chouhi George and Mr. Robert Gobin. The plot centered around the problems of an aver- age businessman and his problems in making a little extra money. The play proved a huge success as the auditorium rang with laughter throughout the play. zz' ,,,, jg CAST OF CHARACTERS William Rowland ....,., Gertrude ....... Amy Rowland .t.. . Janie Lawrence ....,,,e Mrs. Weatherby'-Gall Jerry Dowling ..,r.,r Gilda Dowling ,r,,.e Robert Brooks .,... Amanda Babcock tt,.,, ,e,.e, ,larvis King e,,,,, I.etitia Freeman .......Joe Smucker .......Sue Stanford ,.tm,,Marjorie Medve ,t,..Carolyn Seifried .....,.etteKathy Brest David Huntsberger .........Dennise Don e,,e.,,,,Neil Webner Linda Jo Robinson e,,,,Dan Kropf t , ,Letitia Auble Pzmlffdifnz Stuff-Pat Yehl, Carolyn Wfilliams. Con- nie Bricker. Luanne johnson. and Richard Hauen- stein. cut of claaractel-A Miss Brooks ......,..,........ Miss Marlowe Hugo Longacre Mr. Wfadsworth Miss Audubon Karen ,,.,..,,,v... Audrey .... . Bonnie ,r,.Y Diane u,..,i. Lisa .... Sally i..,r. Milly ..,. Sue .w,.s,l ,,,,.......,Dixie Mizer ........janet Gilbert ...,,...James Carney ...........Carl Herrick .......Mary Sue Webner Mary Lee Weltlich ...,........janet Kraft .........Martha Reynolds Schantz ....Marilyn Marthey ....Nancy Schromen ,..Elizabeth Runion Krista Moser W'oody .... w...w.. P hilip Conkle Bob rsus.,, eeo...ee.s L ouie McFadden Freddy ,..iiL ....... R ichard Burkholder Charles .,... .............v,.. T om Miller Mrs. Lewis ..us..........,wv,,.,.,, Roberta Zinkand Student Directors - Sue Lynn McCartney, Suzanne Douglas. Jennie Dalessandro, Carolyn King. Business Managers - Harold Purdy, Don Snyder, Lowell Hilty, Bob Landis. '21 dance with Q , n our mu 61-oolw The Senior Class play, A Dance Wfith Our Miss Brooks, was presented Decem- ber Znd and 3rd under the direction of Miss Dorothy Neff. The plot revolved around Miss Brooks and the troubles she had while sponsoring a high school dance. The result was a lot of fun and laughs for everyone. X 9 uf? YY A eeclu champ Off to the state speech finals are B. Hawks, N. Webner, S. Stanford, R. Schromen, J. Jones, C. Herrick, P. Kropf and Miss Neff, sponsor. Speaking with ease before large audiences are members of the National Forensic League, using experience gained in their various speech activities. Practice tournaments held at Wooster, Massillon, Canton, Wladsworth, and Euclid, paved the way to district contests at Canton and Louisville. From these district tourneys eight students qualified for participa- tion in the state contest. A junior member of N. F. L., Judy Jones, topping both A and B schools in dramatic read- ing, earned the right to a berth in the national speech con- test in San Jose, California. Several Student Congress ses- sions were also attended by members interested in political speaking. Under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Neff officers elected were Mary Lee Weltlich, presidentg Judy Jones, vice president, and Carl Herrick, secretary-treasurer. Fin! Ron, left to right-L. J. Robinson, E. Price, C. Seifried, S. A. Clark, R. Schromen. Sermzd Rozzfs. Douglas. J. Gilbert. L. Johnson. C. Bricker, A. Laibe, K. Brest, S. Stanford. Third ROIl+K. Schantz. N. Schromen, M. Reynolds, D. Mizer, C. Herrick, M. L. Weltlich, J. Jones. M. Beyler, J Smucker. 66 the play Z tice tiring The old veterans of the Orrville High stage are the members of National Thespian Society. After having had seventy or more lines in a play or having done outstanding work in production, a student is eligible for membership. The annual initiation took place in March. A banquet was held which was followed by a comic and then formal candlelight initiation. You Can't Kiss Carolinel' was the outstanding comedy presented in April under the direction of Miss Dorothy Neff. Phil Conkle was elected presidentg janet Kraft, vice president, and Carolyn King, secretary-treasurer. Wifi 152212115 ' , M ou n t, K. Schantz, J. Carney. 67 Seat lefl to right--C King P Conkle J Kraft d ed. , . , . . Stan ing-R. Zinkand, M. S. Webner, M. L. Weltlich, D. Mizer S McCartney S Clark H Purdy J Weaver B claeel-A and claallengm 6 ' sn The gridiron coaching staff consisted of Head Line Coach Bill Shunkwiler, Head Coach Robert J. Gobin, and junior High Coach Howard Lorson. ovtba I Head football coach, Robert Gobin, has been at O. H. S. only three short years, but already he has built his football team into one of the most respected outfits in the entire area. He has proved that he knows how this game should be played, and he has also gained respect for the way he handles the boys who play the game for him. Few coaches are as popular or know as much about the game as our youthful mentor. William Shunkwiler, varsity line coach, is another who should be complimented on the fine job he did this year. He developed his linemen into a smooth working group that knew what was expected of them, and carried out that assignment efficiently. Last, but not least, among our football coaches this season is Mr. Howard Lorson, who took his unexpe- rienced young junior High gridders and made fine varsity prospects of them. LOWELL HILTY KEN KAMP BILL LACY BOB LANDIS if M DOY AL'LT. captain JIM CAMP It's been a long time since a Red and White football team has been able to boast of a record such as was compiled this season. Relying on speed and deception to make up for their lack of size, our Riders disposed of seven of their nine opponents before they were finally knocked out of the undefeated ranks. Even then, only three points sep- arated them from victory in their last two outings. Running from the T formation our boys com- piled one of the best offensive records in the area. XV ith the linemen carrying out their blocking assignments al- most flawlessly, and the backs faking and running with real skill, Orrville followers were treated to many long runs most of which vsere touchdoxu ns On defense, too, our gridders were outstanding. holding their opponents to an avcr ge of only six points a game. This has been a team of which to be proud. Their success was truly a team effort and their dctcrmina tion and fighting spirit will long be remembered by the fine football fans of Orrville ART MARTELL BERNIE MOUNT DAVID REYNOLDS GERALD XX ILFORD Orrville, 39g Wadsworth, 6 The small Orrville gridders ran ri their much larger foe from the lani . Y k lies. It was a perfect may to put t touches on Mom and Dads Night. the first win over Wadsworth in se This game was a fine team effor boy on the squad saw action. Orrville, 53g Ritfmon, O Win number four, and the fifl secutive win over our Wayne Coui Rittman ground game but also s A hard charging line not only s 1 Indians' passing attack cold. War caught fire as he scored 25 points fi ers' cause. Nearly all the backs gc scoring act as the Riders rolled up est scoring total of the year. oo tba!! I-eAume l From individuals to a team. Another tally for Lacy' Orrvllle I9 Copley 6 Even a postponement couldn t stop the Rxd ers from w1nnmg their fifth Although the Rlders were agarn playrng a much larger foe the locals had llttle trouble takxng care of what the Copley boys were handlng out Art Martell was blg man for the Red and Whrte rn thrs game scorrng twrce Orrvnlle 39 Mullersburg 7 Wm number srx under the Rrders belt and at thrs pornt rt looked lrke they mrght go all the way Even the Rlder lmemen got rnto the scorrng prcture movmg mto the backfreld for extra polnts Harper wrth three touchdowns topped all scorers Orrvnlle 35 Loudonvnlle l3 For half of the ball game thrs was a real close game but the Rrders wouldnt be de prrved Wfarner Harper won out rn hrs scoring duel wnth Earl Parker Louclonvrlle ace as he crossed the goal lme three trmes The other Orrvrlle scores were on runs by Gerald Wrl ford and B111 Lacy All good thmgs come to an end as Madrson proved to be the Rrders Wlaterloo Thrs bat tle between two unbeaten teams was the most excltmg game of the year but the Rlders were srmply overpowered by therr larger opponents Martell and Harper hlt pay drrt for the Rrders 1n therr fnrst losrng game . I I I - I I . I Orrville, l3g Mansfield Madison, I5 . I I . I ' , ' 74 Orrville 12' Wooster I3 For the second consecutlve game our Rnders went down to defeat A strong f1n1sh vsasnt enough as the Blg Red scored IWICC 1n the f1nal penod but couldnt come up wlth those ,amor luglc ov Mall all important extra points They showed real frght as they d1d throuvhout the season but once agam thexr snze was an xmportant factor Bob Shonk lun1or end hauled rn two passes for both of the Orrvllle scores Fzrft Rou left to rzgbt P S6lf1'lCd I. VanDxnc D Don D Hanme B Merrlman C Devore R Mamurm C Wxllxams R Wlllxams R Kropf J Strmgfellow Second Rou J Demlow R Sprunger R Mlzcr T Cukr B Martz B Seckel T Burk holder I. Smuckcr D Schmxdt J Lmdamood A Auble J Shupp Thzrd R011 W Howard S Dalcssandro R Roxcr T Martcll R McDonald C M1chener D Drcher R Howard 1 1 I ' . Y . , O , 9 . . , I 1 7 I Q! ' 33 ' ' . I 1 , s . . , . ' , . o 0 o f 1- - v - ,Y 9 - x - v - v - , - . . , V , - , - . l-1-' S ' 5 ' A3 ' 7 4 S ' U ' '- v - '- - ' ' w - a - - A 'T V 4 '4 A . . , . . . , , Q , - , - , . , . . my J' A'?'9swv,,,4' Y Q V, fv , Left to right-C. Williams, C. Seifried, L. Auble, M. Malcuit, S. Clark, D. Mizer, M. S. Webner. homecoming The blaring music of the band, the yells of the cheer- leaders, and the clash of two opposing football teams, pre- sented a striking background for pretty Martha Malcuit as she and her attendants were driven onto the football field to reign as the 1954-1955 football queen and court. Nomi- nated by the players and chosen by the student body under rules set up by Student Council, Martha was escorted across the field and crowned by Don Ault, captain of the team. A crown for the Queen . And a kiss for the Captain 76 the pep Aga d Stamlmg K Schantz B Fry J Grlbert Kneeling E LeFever P Schantz C Wolgamot Mrx well one cold football freld a snappy band and two oppos1ng football teams and up pop f1ve perky cheerleaders always on the yob cheernng the team on to v1ctory Dolng double duty these gals serve as basketball cheerleaders also brrghtenmg the gym 1n thelr gay red and whrte umforms Also wearrng the Red Rxder colors were the Reserve and Junror Hlgh cheerleaders cheerrng on the younger squads Clever 1deas and hard work concluded in orrgxnal pep rallres as a prelude to many games Left to rzglat R Taylor J Damcls C Damels J Left to rzghl S Becker M Prechtel C McKee C Saurers Lacy 77 L 1'. ,. ,. . . y - v ' 7 7 , . 1, ,, 4,. ,. i. , . ,. 1- '. Fmt! Row left to rzgbt W Harper L Schrock L Frscus R Hunter D Ault. Second Row F Boron R Shonk R Knrght L Brshop B Cheuvront R Blrkbeck Aweet geo:-gm 61-own Thrs past season has been one vshrch R1det fans vull not soon forget Spxrxted on by thenr theme song Svseet Georgra Brown wh1ch was played at all pep rallres and home games our boys dlsplayed talent whrch has been lacklng on the basketball scene at O H S for several years In thenr frrst encounter of the year wnth Mnllersburg they set a new team scorrng record for our school Dunng the course of the season they broke or tned the old school record a total of four tunes Whrle comprllng therr ten and erght record the Rlders showed the fme sportsmanshrp and fa1r play whxch has been characteustrc of the Orrvllle teams For the second consecutrve year Jack Graham head basketball coach led hrs Rlder cagers to a wmnmg season Thrs year he was ably assrsted by Mr Shunkwrler on the Reserves and Mr McHenry on the Junror I-hgh Thus staff hopes to have as much success rn the future as they have had thrs year 78 4 12 9 5 11 10 Sf 14 mmf alaluaafle player award By vote of his fellow teammates and his teachers, Warner Harper. popular junior forward, was named most valuable player of the 1954- 1955 basektball squad. Warner was a consistant scorer and rebounder as well as being an excellent ball handler and play maker. He was named to the C. B. I.. all star team for the second consecutive year and is well deserving of this honor. WARNER HARPER review of the Aeuon This past season has been one which Rider fans will not soon forget. Our boys displayed talent which has been lacking on the basketball scene at O. H. S. for several years. In their first encounter of the year with Millersburg, they set a new team scoring record for our school. During the course of the season they broke or tied the old school record a total of four times. While com- piling their ten and eight record, the Riders showed the fine sportsmanship and fair play which is charac- teristic of the Orrville teams since Mr. jack Graham took over the coaching. wif , 4 Ma , , f Qt-:Ajax :Q Mr t'.: -21 V ,V 2 2? 2 f gf, 'w wf '1- 'fl DON AULT LARRY FISCUS DICK HUNTER LYLE SCHROCK 79 6aAleet6all femme Orrville, 71, Mansfield Madison 70 This game, the season's opener, proved to be the closest game of the year. Although the lo- cals were outscored in all but the third period, that period was enough to pull the game out of the fire as the Riders outscored their oppo- nent, 27 to 9. Ault and Harper shared the high point honors with 21 and 20 points, respec- tively. Orrville, 62, Wooster, Sl The Riders were a much improved ball club as they opened the home season. Improvement at the foul line was the most important factor, as they outscored the Generals by nine points at the foul line. Ault, 16, Fiscus, 15. Orrville, 66, Canton Central, 93 Our boys were thoroughly trounced by the classy Canton outfit. Their fast break proved to be too much for the Riders as they built up a tremendous lead after trailing at the close of the first period. Harper paced our scorers with 22 points. Basketball managers of three squads include: First Row. left to fight-J. Stringfellow, L. VanDyne. Second Rou'-B. Ray, M. Simms. Third Rou'-B. Bushman, M. Sage. X ss V Two more for Harper! North Canton Tournament Orrville, 54, Middlebranch, 59 Orrville, 60, Jackson, 50 We were knocked out of the running the first night as the locals looked very bad. The Riders shooting was far from accurate, both from the field and at the foul line. Hunter, 183 Ault, 14. The Riders looked better here the second night, but they still werenlt the team that had started the season so well. Ault and Hunter, 16. Orrville, 63, Wadsworth, 53 It was a much better ball club that spelled out defeat for the Wfadsworth aggregation. Bet- ter balance. more confidence. and better shoot- ing gave the Riders their fourth win. Harper. 183 Hunter. 15, and Fiscus. 12. Orrville, 85, Millersburg, 47 The C. B. L. opener and a new league and school scoring record. The league record didn't last. however. The Riders had little trouble with the last place Spartans and scored almost at will. Larry Fiscus paced Orrville with 24 tallies. l- z The winner: Cheuvront. Orrville, 52, Loudonville, 66 A high Loudonville club came into Orrville determined to leave victorious, and they did. They handed the stunned Riders their first home loss in two years. It also wrecked our defending C. B. L. champs chances of repeating the previous year's feat. Ault, 15. Orrville, 69, Apple Creek, 56 The Riders never trailed as they racked up number six against their Wayne County foe. Good shooting and ball handling were helpful to the Rider cause. Fiscus, 21, Schrock, 20. Orrville, 45, Smithville, 56 This was our worst game of the year as the Riders were way off on their shooting. Our boys trailed the Smithies all the way. Ault was the high point man for the Riders with 15. Orrville, 59, Rittmon, 67 The locals sent a scare into the league champs, but that wasn't enough. Both teams had very good shooting percentages, tying at 25 field goals apiece. Harper, 16, Fiscus, 14, and Ault, 12. Fin! Roux left to right-D. Scott, N. Douglas, R. Walko, L. Williams, B. Maag, K. Starn Second Ron'-B. Lacy, L. Clark, P. Holmes, J. Finsel, B. Fletcher, B. Shonk, P. Douglas. 81 New strategy Orrvulle 84 Monsfneld 73 The R1ders had lrttle trouble wlnnrng thelr ly ser another school scorrng record Thexr shootrnq and ball handlmg were very good Four locals scored rn the double frgures Frscus I9 Hunter 17 Harper l5 and Ault I4 Orrvllle 84 Jackson 80 Although they onc aqfun neared a ncxx scorma record the R1ders shoxxlnq xxas poor Therr shootmg xxas off and thcrr ball handlm xx as sloppy but a thlrd period scorrng sprcc xx as enough for xlctory Ault toolx hrah pornt hon ors xxrth 30 pomts 87 Orrvulle, 72, Mnllersburg, 28 Another easy xxln oxer the leagues cellar dxxellers as the Rxders put on a splendld all round demonstratlon The R1ders second team saxx most of the actnon n the second half and shoxxcd thu they too could fmd the nets Hunter 18 Schroclx 17 Orrvulle 57 Wooster 61 It was a close game all the vxay wlth our boys losmg out 1n the fxnal mmute and a half It vxas our frrst loss to Wooster 1n two years Ault 25 Harper 12 Get that ball Don , ' t ' Q ' , 5 '- -- f 1 I I 1 f ya ' ff . . . . 7 . . , S , - 7 I I I second of the season over Madison as they near- . k : ' , 1 - Z x x , - , I 1 Y le I K ' 1 Y N 't 7, . I I a A YL A Y Y, . , . . - y ,amor lu A and Orrvllle 74 Loudorwllle 9l Once agarn a new league scorrng record xx as set but thrs txme xt was agarnst the Rrders The Red Blrds proved to b the blggest thorn 1n the Rlders side as they dovs ned them for the second t1me Ault turned nn another good game hlttmg the nets for 78 pornts Orrvnlle 82 Rlttmon, 79 It was a determlned ball club that closed the regular season by downrng the league champs Shootmg was hot and heavy wnth both teams makxng a very hlgh percentage Hunter 73 and Ault 20 Orrvllle 49 Canton Lehmon 53 The locals gave the hrghly favored Polar Bears a real run for thelr money as they lost a heartbreaker rn the openrng round of the Class A Regnonal Tournament The Rlders led at the end of the fnrst and thrrd perrods but a qulck rally 1n the closrng mrnutes of the game was too much for our boys to overcome Harp er w1th 14 and Ault wrth 13 paced the R1d ers scorrng attack Fmt! Razz left to rzglal R Howard D Don B Martz R Mlzer S Dalessandro D Han me C jones K Hamshcr Second Roz: B Mcrrrman T Burkholdcr, R Roycr, C W1lllamS, P Sclfrled, R W-l hams, L Smucltcr I I I ' ' 1 ' 7 v , . . . Y I Y . . I Q y . , . . - f . V , 4 I A Y V . . 7 . .. D 1 - - I I 7 . r ' 7 E , -r a ' 4 fl ' ' f 2' , 4 5 o o o ' q 9 . s ' , . 4 . , 1 V . - I . . , . , . , . , . , . . ry . , , ' , . l ith af Init Fzrrt Row left to rzgb! M Sage J Badrllo R Maxwell J Arnold B KDlj,hI R Brrkbeck R Specht Second Rou Mr Smucker G W1lford L Schrock B Lacy D Ault B Martz R Gerhart Mr Shunkwxler Tlarzd Row W Harper E Wrlford B Cheuvront P Conkle A Martell D Genet L Abner M Sxmms Inter team practrce The baseball season opened th1s vear wrth great promxse Wrth erght returmng letter men and several experrenced newcomers Mr Shunlmllcr looked forvxord to 1 much better sc xson than the Rider blscballers haue hxd rn recent years 84 . . 7 . y - a - v f s - Q - . . y - . 1, ' f ' - s - v - v - 1 - s - a - a - - 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ,,,.,,,.. ,. .,.. - .x ' 9 S - y l . . ' 4 ' s 1 ' ' 'r 1. 4 4 7 , ' 1 4. . 4 - ,J ' -V , ' ' - ' ' -1- . . .- teeing off Golf, the youngest of the O. H. S. sports. was under the capable direction of Mr. Howard Lorson this year. This is only the second year that golf has been included in the spring sports program at our high school, and already it has gained great popu- larity. Top-Tom Miller practices his swing. Bottom-Frank Boron completes a long drive. Left to right- D. Huntsberger, R. Chenevey DI. Bowers, L. Hollinger, T Miller, F. Boron, Mr. Lorson. the tlainclad Faced with a lack of experienced and proven point- getters, Orrville cindermen went into this season with great enthusiasm. With only four returning letter- men, Mr. Gobin was in hopes that the season might uncover some hidden talent. Above. leff-Marion Martin jumping hurdles in a track meet. Below, fefl-Up and over for Jim Carney, as he completes a successful pole vault. Fin! Roux left to right-D. Scott, E. Kamp. T. Webner, J. Musser, N. Douglas, B. Sheets, J. Brubaker, K. Starn, T. Randles. Second Rou'-P. Douglas, D. Ressler, N. Webner, J. Smucker, P. Holmes. Third Rau'-Mr. Gobin. C. Herrick, B. Fletcher, B. Landis, J. Carney, M. Martin, B. Shonk. 1 ff . C W We ' I A . ,..,. , A V, , 4 ggi, M. i,wfq,yffZW ,. - ., , 3- N 'E i fl : 'I ' .. . f 2 tx i 7 1 . 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J Carnes B Lacs D Hunter W West G Wrlford B Landms L Hrltx L Schrock .I Camp A Martell Second Roz: D Genet B Fletcher Nl Webner D Huntsberger E Wrlford B Cheuvront P Holmes B Lac Gregory K Kamp The Boys O Assocratron rs tn honor try org1n1z1 tion composed of boys who have earned therr varsltv letter rn any major sport Thls organrzatlon IS under the sponsorshxp of Mr Gobln The female versron of lettermen are members of the Glrls O an honorary organlzatron to xxhrch .g,1rls vsho have earned one thouslnd or more pornts nn lthletlc actxvltres 1re admrtred The Red Os or thousand pomts are followed by Whlte Os G A A bracelets mel gold charms Flrrt Roz: left to rzglat K Schantz S Stanford P Schanrz NI S Webner Second R014 D Mrzer M L Vcelthch j Kraft Tlvlrd Roz: J Hostetler P Barkex NI Malcurt 81 W V ' AY V . . . . v ' ' ' ' .v - .1 - a - 1 ' s - v - ,u - . - , . , , , l . , . , . , . , . , . 3, J. , . . v U -v - - - - 4 4 4 4' , , 4 W, HW . . . . . . , . 4 ' ev H f, ' qw Q w U rx - - - , W , 7 4 4 ' V I I .... , A y V . 1 2 , V., .. :A , 4 ' 4 4 . , A' . . ., , H . - .V , . v y 4 4 . . . ,H I we , l I . . .2 y 1 A f 7 A ' , . . l . . - . . s , l . . 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O , . ll I ll CONGRATULATIONS TO H5511 CLASS I , THE J M MUCKER QMPANY FRUIT BUTTERS PRESERVES AND JELLIES IN ORRVILLE SINCE 1897 HISTORY OF MOOSEHEART On uly 27 1917 ftmes D'1VlS then Dlrector Gen php 0 Xp erll of the Loyal Order of Moose gathered together 1 roup of frxends 1n il tent on the pl uns of Illlnols O ' the spot novt known 1s Mooseheqrt he proposed to bu1ld 0 1 Chlld Cnty xx here qullrfled children of decelsed Moose Q xv members mx ht recent the flntst home Cfxre md the best 0 educmon posslble ft ' 1 Upon the found mon so securely Ind by 1ts rllustnous founder Moosehtlrt h1s rrsen untrl todly lf IS reco mzed rs one of the most outstxndun sehools of nts Ixnnd ln the xxorld LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE oRRvn.l.E Loose N0 1072 Orrvulle Ohio 96 O O T , . . J I. , 5 Ja c y ' . ., Y' . . 2 A , . , . 2 X V f' lv ' e t Qu- ek X 1-f 6 . . . . . F if f In yin Q 2 . fl -.Y gi- ' e O 74 Afeffsl Q , px- , ,Y fjfx 2 .. . , VH Y 2 . . . I 2 1 tw ,gW,ir.jnfpff,!. 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