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

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qutune omema kann Soon after school started, Peggy Johnson, Lois Hurd, Irma Levet, and Miss Estes represented the chapter at an FHA state meeting at Asilomar, California. The chapter contributed thirty-three individual gifts to be sent overseas to the World Christmas Festival. In return, the girls received Christmas cards from boys and girls abroad. The Section III meeting was held in Chico on March 11. Irma Levet, Vice Presi- dent of the section, was the presiding officer over the morning session. The theme was The Tree of Success and Happiness . In the Spring, the Future Homemakers presented their mothers with their annual Mother and Daughter Tea. A fashion show was also given at this time. The year was climaxed with their yearly FFA and FHA picnic at the Bidwell Park in Chico. UI ... H XX, Q ,o-41' FIRST ROW, left to right: Bonnie Rector, Eileen Snyder, Nelia Hancock, Barbara Yandell, Roberta Southard, Irma Levet,,Mary Lou Abshire, Joanne Levet, Theresa Overton, Mary Gallo, Lois Hurd, Violet Morey, Wilda Barclay. SECOND ROW: Annie Casso, Marilyn Eustus, Pat Harrington, Mary Jackson, Betty Shaw, Peggy Johnson, Irene Jorgensen, La Von Nichols, Marilyn Johnson, Marles Varner, Beverly Peterson, Marlene Cardoza, Peggy Bible, Margaret Bridges, Lillian Haldorson. THIRD ROW: Rochelle Royce, Mickey Hamilton, Marilyn Freeman, Shirley Bollinger, Lillian Williams, Charlene Hardin, Bessie Roman, Tressie Hibdon, Mary Thomas, Phyllis Richards, Roberta Appleton, Darlene Hutchins, Frances Smith, Jackie Fry, Shirley Brown, Alice Hogan, Virginia Hodge, Janell Smith, Verna Jean Wilson, Ruth Young, Jessie Troxel, Miss Estes. FOURTH ROW: Bertha Andrews, Peggy Taylor, Barbara Holt, Ann Polzin, Beverly Howard, Gracie Erickson, Darlene Czarnek, Shirley Richards.

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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.

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gut une ommenzl The Orland Chapter of the Future Farmers started off the year by sending George Aguiar and Ernie Boracci to the State F.F.A. Convention. At the first meeting we elected the following members as officers: Raymond Lyon, president, Charles Ondricek, vice president, Francis Pellizzari, secretaryg George Overton, treasurer, Kenneth Benson, reporterg and Louie Aguiar as sentinel. 'For the second semester Charles Ondricek became president with Robert Moranda as vice president, Phillip Romer as treasurer, Charles Gee as secretary, Donald Newman as reporter, and Bob Burrows, sentinel. The chapter received the Master Chapter award for the year 48-49. Johnny Jacobson and Ray Lyon were the two State farmers. We attended the Chico judging contest and were awarded fourth place. The chapter was very active in many events. We had a booth at the fair and also an ice cream concession. Some of the members showed their livestock at various fairs. We had an active basketball team and came in third at the basketball tournament at Red Bluff. The officers of the club entered the parliamentary procedure contest. Marvin Forbes took first place in the Chapter Co-op quiz with Ray Lyon taking second and Melvin Roush third. The chapter has been very active and we hope to attain the Master Chapter award this year. We have several applicants for State Farmers. I I li 1 - 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Byron Royce, Ronald Layman, Tom Kalb, George Aguiar, Calvin Lynn, George Overton, Margin Forbes, Aldo Romano, Milton Benson. SECOND ROW: Don Newman, Bob Burrows, Don Slmlc, Charles Ondricek, Tom Birch, Melvin Roush, Kenneth Benson, Clyde Gillespie, James Vfereschagin, Mack Jacobson, Jack Leonard, Bob Hunt. THIRD ROW: Clyde Dudley, Bob Moranda, Bill Boot, Elmer Mclntire, Don Johnson, Roy Agee, Raymond Day, Phil Romer, Richard Nichols,Bil1 Dietz, Mr. Leroy Jenks-advisor. FOURTH ROW: Francis Pellizzari, John Brouse, Jim Canadas, Don Frailey, Paul Peck, Frank Blevins, Ray Lyon, Neal Oglesby, Charles Gee, Jack Smith, Paul Nichols, Louie Aguiar, Carl Abbott, Eugene Roush.