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

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Cincile FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Ashcroft, Bernice Westfield, Pat Young, Betty Shaw. SECOND ROW: Roberta Southard, Juanita Blair, Marles Varner, Beverly Peterson, Gall Nichols, Phyllis Green, Patti Tapp, Janice Askeland, Lora Lee McAfee. THIRD ROW: Evelyn James, Irma Levet, Wanda Benson, Joan Cleek, Mary Thomas, Bessie Roman, Alice Bostrom, Dorothy Schroeder, Miss Peggy McNett-advisor. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Taylor, Peggy Johnson, Carolyn Smith, Yvonne Yearian, Virginia Vereschagin, lrene Jorgensen, Frances Louderback, Carol Lathrop, LaVon Nichols, Mary Lou Abshire. The Circle O has had a very successful year under the leadership of its two presidents, Shirley Ashcroft and Carol Lathrop, and its advisor, Miss Peggy McNett. Irma Levet and Bernice Westfield wrote up a new constitution which was passed by the members of the organization at the beginning of the year. On October 7, the annual Sock Hop was sponsored by the Circle O . Everyone enjoyed himself dancing in stocking feet to the theme of Under the Big Top . The now popular Orland Bounce made its debut here. t 2. The sports played this year were the following: speedball, volleyball, basketball, softball, swimming, and badminton. The girls that play two games of a sport get 28 points toward their Circle O record. We enjoyed a big Blow Out party in Bidwell Park in Chico in the early part of May. Swimming a.nd picnicing were the highlights of the day. Near the end of the year, Irma Levet had the highest number of Circle O points, with Bernice Westfield in second place. The officers of this organization for the year are the following: First Semester .022 Second Semester Shirley Ashcroft President Carol Lathrop Berl'liCe Westfield Vice President Alice Bostrom Pal Young Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Johnson BCUCY SNIW Red Cross Representative Gail Nichols

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QQEE A large, but little publicized section of our music department is the glee club, under the direction of Milton Kwate. It has grown to forty voices of whom only ten are former members. Mr. Kwate states: 1 can honestly say, in spite of the lack of experience, this is the best Glee Club I have ever conducted. The students are to be congratulated on their fine work and good spirit. ' At the beginning of the year, a program featuring the glee club was presented to the student body. They also presented the greatest part of the annual Christmas program. They sang at various clubs, such as the Junior Women's Club and the P.T.A. At the music festival they earned an A rating when they sang Old Ark's A-moverin , If I Loved You , and Pava.ne . They concluded a good year by singing for the Baccalaureatte services. .La - 5, FIRST ROW, left to right: Wilda Barclay, Clarice Knecht, Joyce Leach, Everett Button, Richard Nichols, Eddie Lewis, Wayne Gravelle, Walter Hicks, Daryl Gleason, Kemieth Warren, Bill Arnold, Mary Louise'Thomas, Genevieve Holt, Tressie Hibdon. SECOND ROW: Shirley Brown, Virginia Hodge, Wanda Benson, Lois Ann Tracy, Janell Smith, LaVonne Tillery, Evelyn James, Bonnie Rector, Elvira Johnson, Shirley Howard, Marjorie Koenig, Patti Tapp, Rosalie Van Alstine, Bessie Roman, Lois Hurd. THIRD ROW: Eileen Snyder, Bethel McCauley, Bertha Andrews, Louise Moore, Jessie Troxel, Phoebe Bowlen, Phyllis Richards, Mary Lou Gallo, Donna Samuelson, Marilyn Freeman, Peggy Bible, Grace Erickson, Mr. Kwate- advisor.

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dillock The Block O was very active throughout this year under the leadership of Tom Kalb in the first semester and Ernie Boracci in the second. Jack Sims and Jim Tapp were the advisors. We were given the job of directing the initiation for the freshmen early in the year. To start off the second semester, we sponsored a Donkey Basketball game, the proceeds going to the Athletic Benefit Fund for injured players. In the Spring the annual Sadie Hawkins Day and Dance proved to be a great success. X x- 4 el I1 FIRST ROW, left to right: George Overton, Neale Sivesind, Gary True, Bill Beller, Merin Newman, Daryl Gleason, Walter Hicks, Milton Romer, Tommy Zunlga, Gary Martin, Marvin Forbes, Dan Schneider. SECOND ROW: George Aguiar, Larry Jacobson, Ronald Layman, Tom Kalb, Wesley Bowlen, Robin Russell, Calvin Lynn, Ady Stokes, Ernie Boracci, James Canadas, Don Frailey, Don Long. THIRD ROW: James Thomasson, Don Kayser, Norman Millert, Wayne Gravelle, Neal Oglesby, Gary Peck, Bill Reece, Wayne Morgan, Leon Rulon, Don Beck, Tom Brown.