Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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Steve Corwin Box 111 Fairview, New Mexico 753-3398 Class President 9, 12 O.R„R.A„ 9, 11, 12 Vice-President 11, 12 Tally Team Co-Captain 11 Rodeo Committee 11, 12 4-H Club 9, 11 Junior Leader 11 Vice-President 9 Music Appreciation 9, 11 Milkers 9, 11, 12 Telephone Duty 12 Steve has been at Orme for a total of four years and has made a very favorable impression all four. He is an enviable mixture of a strong leader and an easy-going cowboy. He was our class president both his Freshman and Senior years, was the vice- president of the O.R.R.A., and was also on the rodeo committee this year. As can be seen, we need more like him. Next year he hopes to attend Claremont Men's College. The student body will miss Steve, and to certain people the ranch won't be the same without him. I

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 Jay Campbell 1626 Palmcroft Dr., S.W. Phoenix, Arizona AL 3-3548 Basketball 10, 11 Letter 10, 11 Baseball 10, 11 Pep Club 12 Music Appreciation 10, 11 Riflery 12 Science Club 10 Photography 11 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12 Telephone Duty 12 A person interested in everything and nothing, having strong convictions not al- ways accepted by others, and terribly smart— that's Jay. His presence puts all in a good mood; his witty and appropriate remarks always add laughs to a conversation. Jay's brain has won for him the physics award, and his rare talent in this field should help him later if he decides to major in it. At the moment he has no major in mind for next year when he goes to the U. of A. Who but Jay, with his eye for scientific pro- portion, could have had a wild weekend climaxed when he stuffed a body into the trunk of his car? I I f K r, r. K L r, r.

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Bob Crary 1140 Sierra Madre Blvd. San Marino, California SY 3-7216 Student Body President Varsity Football 11, 12 Letter 12 Tennis 12 Track 11 Tally Team Co-Captain 11 4-H Club 11 Chapel Committee 11, 12 Riflery 11 Current Events 11 Bible Study Committee 11, 12 Vice Chairman 12 Usher (Head) 11 Spanish Club 12 Telephone Duty 12 Religious Conference 11 Bob can be described as the guy who is definitely going to achieve great heights in the future. He served as a very efficient Student Body President and helped to better the school in innumerable ways during his term. Bob has given much time and effort to his duties on the Chapel Committee, the Bible Committee, and as head usher for the chapel. On the athletic side, Bob had to wait until this year in order to be eligible for football. He was on the football team and has also participated in tennis and track. He is a very versatile person and hopes to use this trait to get him to the top next year at Stanford. u c, r. r. L L L L L L L L L C. r