Orange Glen High School - Torch Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

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Sc, 0 cufvrd .lust as the ocean O.G.H.S. appears l ocean, the actual li such as the buildings, heart of the school. The waves of the rising tide. So the y other, each represe The undercurrents the cultivation of you For the first year in fb Cp-910 li D0 O C appears calm and peaceful on the surface, so ke any other high school. Yet, iust as in the of a school is not seen in the surface things, but in the students and the faculty, the real cean break, one upon the other, to make the ars here at Orange Glen follow one after the ting a step towards maturity and adulthood. f the ocean make it strong and powerful . So Ig minds makes our school and our country strong . its short history, Orange Glen has a graduating senior class. In the years to come we can look forward to a new class of young adults, end the waves endlessly The members of the its strength, beaut life of Orange b essly striving for their place in the world, as reak upon the sand . Torch Staff have strived to show the changing he past ar by relating it to the ocean-- and r e ding abundance of wealth. lftlwi J, ,gli dwfy W Wir it NW 1 ,W MM,

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Senior Honors Night Royalty THE TORCH IS PASSED Seniors enioying their lunch period YN it x. I 0 I 0 Three years ago Orange Glen High School was cn mere structure lacking in traditions, goals and achievements. Gradually our school began to ex- pand and take its future shape. As the years pro- gressed the student body showed increasing spirit and continued to make Orange Glen a school of which they could be proud. Much of the credit for these advancements is due to the students whose hard work and leadership transformed a few build- ings into a united body, strong, willing and ready to spur forward. Graduating this June are many of the students, who diligently and conscientiously strived to fill Orange Glen with bursting spirit and high honors. To you seniors, in view of all you have done to make our school a privilege to attend, we dedicate the 1965 Torch . X r u l lg if V iv Ft , ff U xv, -l- , , ,N V . .761 ll' 1 'yi VJ i X x it iw . X V .A ,' J , 1 ' . , f it , V In . . NXN F5-H I M rxxv l XV , V , , X X , l X 'Q 1 x, 4--I la tx X, M Q' nj H fu Jig X hu' yi .Ml tl , 'xi MX , 1 ig J N1 i ,, l i ' Q' 1 rw A tl' 4 lt X' it r , l X. ' ' r I 4 u - . , X , L 4 -. nr.. uf? in 'Q it : N xx K ' ' ' , ' ' '-, T fu 1 t 1 XML J Cx NPV is ill! Ji li? 1 H Nfl' R' Q ilu gl kj ll Lili Y l X. ,N V v FJ J K l AX' 1' l l X I 1 ' X - jx- l J A , , , X -i , , , , . , H, . , 1 MU lx N t J V '-wi x'wt W- m. X, A . -lv -lv fx 'N' 'K I ,M -,jf Am rv ,ip N95 V 'ul gud X l' It-,NV sl Ai .RJ t , y . X l VMinds Mander during Civics class. f