Orland High School - El Trojan Yearbook (Orland, CA)

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RODNEY LANE TOMMY ZUNIGA C. P. Co1u'se, Transfer Block O 3-4, C LIF FORD TH OMAS T. 8: I. Course, 'Transfer . FRANK ALETT0 T. 8: I. Course Block F.F.A.4. ,,0,, 3-4. 1 Z KAY PARKER Camera Shy Seniors C. P. Course, Transfer Leon Embfey Circle Ho 4. Arlen Tuohy Robert Rice anion Jiiatongf At last, on the homestretch, the Class of ' 50 began their last year with pep and first-class spirit. Jim Thomasson and Don Kayser served as class presidents, and Miss Stephenson and Mr. Maas were the hardworking advisors. The senior treasury increased the first week of school, the senior float winning a S40 second place in the Glenn County Fair parade. This, along with 5260, was donated to the Band Uniform Fund in order to buy new uniforms this year. The seniors won a number of leading offices in the Student Council and other organizations. They also had a share in winning the Efficiency Banner. Bernice Westfield and Jim Thomasson were the lucky ones who reigned over the Mardi Gras held in October. The Senior candidates for the Yearbook Queen and King, Pat Young and Wesley Hancock, reigned over the Yearbook Dance in February. The annual senior play Seventh Summer was a howling success. This was the first time in many a year that such a dramatic play was attempted by this school. Frances Louderback is to be congratulated for her excellent portrayal of Angie , a seventeen year old girl. Sneak Day was held on February 15, and everybody enjoyed a day at the Lassen Ski Rim. The only casualty was Anthony Piazza who fractured a leg. On March 17, the Senior Ball was held, and, as usual, it was termed the Best dance of the year . The theme was A Night in Venice .

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BARBARA TAYLOR College Prep Course, Class Officer 4g Circle 5'0 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 45 Copa de Oro 3 JAMES THOMASSON College Prep Course, Block O 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4g Class Pres. 1, 4g Mardi Gras King GARY TRUE T. and I. Courseg F.F.A l, 2, 35 Reporter 43 Block non 2, 3, 4 LEE TURMAN College Prep Course IIRGINIA VERESZHAGIN Zollege Prep Course, Zlass Officer 1, 2g Red Zross Pres. 2, C.S.F.g leal Bearer, Circle O , 4g Comm. of Assem- 'lies 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Zopa de Oro 3 PEGGY WELCH Home Ec. Course BERNICE WESTFIELD College Prep Course, Circle O 3, 4, Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Editor of Yearbook 4g Class Comm. 4, C.S.F. Sec.- Treas. Senior Play 3, Copade Oro, Sec.-Treas. 3, Student Body Sec. 43 Mardi Gras Queen 4 WILLARD WILSON General Course, Band 3, 4 YVONNE YEARIAN College Prep Course, Circle O 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Vice Pres. 3, C.S. F. 3, Senior Play 4 PAT YOUNG College Prep Course, Circle 0 3, 43 Home EC. 3g C.S.F. 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4

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anion CUULU I, FRANK ALETTO, bequeath my ability to stay away from girls to WALTER HICKS. I, MELVIN ALVES, bequeath my shortness to DON KEENE. I, SHIRLEY ASHCROFT, bequeath my gold basketball, football, and baseball to GAIL NICHOLS. You have a good start, Gail. I, ROSALIE BASMAN, bequeath my ability to borrow pencils and paper to anyone who wants it. I, ERNIE BORACCI, bequeath my speed in track to ROBERT LOADER. 'I, PHOEBE BOWLEN, bequeath my shortness to BETTY SHAW. I, ROBERT BOOT, bequeath my ability to drive safely to the Driver Training Class. I, RICHARD BROUSE, bequeath my ability to give the right answers in Algebra to DAVID McLEAN. I, TOM BROWN, bequeath my power of oratory to JEFF ROWE. I, REYNARDINE CHRISTIAN, bequeath my nickname Pinky to NELIA HANCOCK. I, MARY CRAYTOR, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Maas to anyone that needs it. We, SUE CUNNINGHAM and DON SEVERS, bequeath our spot on the southeast corner of the school grounds to DARYL GLEASON and MARY THOMAS. I, FRANK DUTRA, bequeath my place in the office to ROBIN RUSSELL. I, LEON EMBREY, bequeath my horn-rimmed glasses to CRYSTAL SEALY. I, MARVIN FORBES, bequeath my ability to talk back to teachers and get away with it to anyone brave enough to undertake it. I, DON FRAILEY, bequeath my Chico women to CALVIN LYNN. I, JOHN GATES, bequeath my ability to race trains to BILL CLARY. I, JOYCE GLENN PFYL, bequeath my title of Mrs. to BEVERLY HOWARD. . I, WESLEY HANCOCK, bequeath my title of king to all the other handsome boys in school. I, DARLENE HUTCHINS, bequeath my ability to stick to one man for four years to DOROTHY SCI-IROEDER. I, KENNETH JAMES, bequeath my ability to get along without women to RONALD LAYMAN. I, MARILYN JOHNSON, bequeath my ability to keep my man to NADINE GLEASON. I, REY JONSSON, bequeath my ability in class debates to all members of the incoming U. S. History Class. I, IRENE JORGENSEN, bequeath my ability to go with whom I want to MARILYN FREEMAN. I, THOMAS KALB, bequeath my position in center field to DON BECK. I, DON KAYSER, bequeath my safe driving to my sister Darlene. Have to keep it in the family, you know! I, RODNEY LANE, bequeath my ability to be editor of the school paper to LOIS ANN TRACY. I, CAROL LATHROP, bequeath my good natured ways to all the grouchy teachers. I, FRANKIE LAUCK, bequeath my quietness to BYRON WILDERMUTH. I, IRMA LEVET, bequeath my ability to get good grades to SHIRLEY BOLLINGER.