Orange Union High School - Orange and White Yearbook (Orange, CA)

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A Leader of The Game of Life ' ' i Counselor Confidant Advisor and most of all, Friend. MRS. EGGERS Constantly reminding us of why we are here— to become first of all a good citi- zen, and develop a sincere interest in the people of the world around us— regaid- less of the path of life we choose. May we all learn by her example to gi e of onrsel x s to help our fellow man. To ou Mrs. Eggers, for your inspira- tion, our compassion, your enthusiasm, but particularly for your honest lo e of people, we the Class of 1965, affection- ately share our dedication of the ORANGE . ND WHITE 1965. with vou.

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with Honor and Integrity Dr«fti«d in •vorything imaginable. Panthers crowded the pdtio •r«« on Dutch-Irish Day. What can be more peaceful thdn an empty corridor? One student and e teacher are the only ones to eiperience this quiet inoment. With meaningful facial oaprastiont, coaches Vince Deveney and Hal Hickok watch their grtd- dors in action. Dutch-Irish Day found Hootenannys a refresh- ing changv from the chaos that ended the tradition. ' riiroiiulwmt tlu ' i ar not a inimitf was wasdtl l» llit l intlirrs. Kacli day was lived as it caim . M.m uiislakts wcTv tnad hut with llu ' sr camr a iww imd»Tstaiulinu within thr siIum)!. Spritiu hnmyht (»n rainy days, hnt ll»r snn was ccinally hrivjiil. Atrrcdilati(»n (ionunidt ' tvs. (iirl- Dati ' -Hoy. elections. eolleKe acccplancvs. and Dntth- liisli filled tile liv s of eaeli stndent. Sophonion s planned their sneci ' ssfnl (larnival. while juniors i»nve the seniors a I ' roin never to he foruotten. and the seniors planned and prep.H! ! to le.ixe i»nl (n ( ' II nil h» liti ' lui CI m.lii Ga?ncs. Jumping rope was on of th« many activities that was en joyed by th« eager students on th« day of ths Dike-Men and Green Men. 12

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■i? ' 3 ' -1 SENIORS . . . «k« • »jpr.« ' m •.-•« »! I.