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

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UN OR The class of '51 had a successful year. From the first day of school until the last, they demonstrated the school spirit that a successful class needs. The junior skit Life Is So Dull was a side-splitting comedy that was highly entertaining to the audience. Those in the cast were: Marjorie Koenig -- Gail Prentice Beatrice LaPointe -- Daffy Debbs Lora Lee McAfee -- Teddy Prentice Roger Schofield -- Beany Prentice David McLean -- Henry Dribble Wayne Gravelle and Margaret Beller were the juniors' choices for the king and queen of the yearbook dance. The Junior Prom, a big social event for the juniors, was held in December just before Christmas. The theme was Winter Jubilee . This was carried out in blue and silver. Mrs. Velasquez, Miss Guilford, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Ellsworth have been our faithful advisors. Whenever the class needed any kind of assistance, they were right there to lend a hand . FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Hunt, Dennis Joksch, Bill Netto, Manuel Porras, Larry Jacobson, Charles Ondricek, Melvin Roush, Don Long, Ronald Layman, Jim Canadas. SECOND ROW: Lois Anne Tracy, Betty Shaw, Marles Varner, Beverly Peterson, Alice Bostrom, Peggy Johnson, Barbara Yandall, Elvira Johnson, Beatrice LaPointe, Lora Lee McAfee, Dorothy Schroeder, Crystal Sealy, Mary Lou Abshire, Louise Moore, Margaret Beller, Roberta Southard, Juanita Blair, Norma Mayer, Shirley Howard, Beverly Piper. THIRD ROW: Miss Margaret Guilford- advisor, Elsie de la Cruz, Florence Hogan, June Broderson, Leota Simmons, Bonnie Rector, Janice Askeland, Gail Nichols, Phyllis Green, Margie Koenig, Patti Tapp, Evelyn James, Wanda Benson, Joan Cleek, Genevieve Holt, Mary Louise Thomas, Bessie Roman, Tressie Hibdon, Mary Daniels, Rosalie VanAlstine, Mr. Verner Anderson-advisor. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Birch, Milton Romer, Daryl Gleason, Walt Hicks, Bill Beller, Wayne Gravelle, Merin Newman, Calvin Lynn, Donald Keene, Robin Russell, Johnny Vereschagin, Roger Schofield, Wayne Morgan, Leonard Brown, Glenn Rowe, George Oreggia, Jess Bequette, Edward Peterson.

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OPH O M ORES The sophomore class began the year by winning six dollars for their float which they entered in the fair parade. The float illustrated the contrast between washing methods of today and those of one -hundred years ago. Soon after the fair, they sponsored the Freshman Reception. The gym was dec- orated in a nursery theme. The freshmen were received in a grand manner. Later in the fall, they presented the annual Sophomore Dance. To honor our vic- torious Trojan team they chose football as the theme for the decorations of the dance. The sophomore skit Evening Bells was a one-act comedy, which was well received by the Student Body. The sophomores had a successful school year and are looking forward to a greater record next year. Sophomore Officers for 1949-50 First Semester Second Semester President Bill Clary' Mary Gallo Vice President Virginia Roberts Wilma Benson Secretary Lois Hurd LaVonne Tillery Commissioner Sheryl Tillotson Joanne Levet FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Betenbender, Don Rowland, Daryl McGuire, Fred Perez, Clement Williams, Frank Harrington, Byron Royce, Clyde Dudley, Dick Keene, Dennis O'Hair, David Sealy, Don Loader, Weldon Newman, Don Hill, Charles Gee. SECOND ROW: Miss Elsie Hanbury, advisor, Miss Peggy McNett, advisor, Wilma Benson, Doris Osburn, Peggy Bible, Darlene Kayser, Jessie Troxel, Frances Pratt, Phyllis Richards, Roberta Appleton, Mary Gallo, Lois Hurd, Nadine Gleason, Joan Levet, Shirley Brown, Janell Smith, Nelia Hancock, Annie Casso, Wilda Barclay, LaVonne Tillery. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jack Sims, advisor, Don Beck, Bob Burrows, Louie Aguiar, Marlene Cardoza, Lillian Haldorson, Jeanette Broderson, Virginia Hodge, Jean Kuhnen, Sheryl Tillotson, Ruth Young, Careen Forbes, Joyce Iverson, Joanne Iverson, Theresa Overton, Virginia Roberts, Carel Odell, Marilyn Freeman, Romona Hamilton, Olive Dietz, Mr. Douglas Mills, advisor. FOURTH ROW: Elmer Mclntire, Jim Millert, Wes Bowlen, Paul Nichols, Ruilt Williams, Bob Hansen, Henry Schneider, Byron Wildermuth, Marvin Christian, Ronald Lobsien, Bill Clary, Ted Johnson, Danny Rakestraw, Bill Boot, Leonard Jones, Carl Abbot, Bob Jorgensen, Phil Romer, Willard Turman.