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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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'I'0Miss Elsie Hanbury, who has long and faithfully served us, the students of Orland High School, as teacher and librarian: who has been our friend and advisor and sometimes director of plays - we, the staff, wish to dedicate this 1957 edition of E1 Trojan. I y X DMN 'uf W af ., 4..- J , 5 5 Ex Lf' y f 2 if 5 is F gi f Q Yearbook King and J 5 en 1 DDIB LEDONNE -Junior JOANN LL -52Sophomore 3 4, si 5 js i 'wk 1 FY A KM an Q my 9? wr as R in gg was was ewzfoak W e ' '72 Zum ' 5 Q D. Prince, J. Wall, D, Fritz, E, LeDonne, J. Hull, K, Friesen, D. Lierman, P, Elkin, A boy and girl from each class were chosen to run for Yearbook King and Queen, They were voted upon separately and the results announced the same night at the Yearbook Dance, with the coronation of the winners, The remaining candidates acted as attendants at the Yearbook Court, E. LeDonne, L. Smith, I, Hull. E. LeDonne. I. Hull w If it I 3 SW! mmm. 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Sweet, The council officially began the school year by selling stu- dent body cards, They kept busy until the Spring Student Body election as they gave out concessions for football gamesg explained functions ofOr1and High Student Body to Froshg gave the Orland Trojan-Corning Cardinal After-Game danceg met with Willows standardized school dance prices, okayed buying of new mime- ograph machine for school, put copies of school Constitution in class room, installed Spring semester officers January 25. C. Forbes J, Howard, N. Spiegel, I. Russell, B, Baumgartner, I, Enos, C. Boyles. Student Council in Willows to discuss the Trojan-Honker Game, organized serpentine through town before Trojan-Honker Game- Fall President PERRY HIBDON Spring President LOREN SMITH Back row: A. Ruff, D. Brumbaugh, I, Miller, R, Locke, B, Mangum, D. Alberico, Front row: J. Graves, B, Bailey, P, Hibdon, Y, Roberts, J. Second, M, Ruff, During the Spring Semester several represen- tatives from the Student Council attended the Student Leaders Conference at Chico State College, Upon their return with many new ideas, the council took steps to keep the study hall cleaned upg suspended career day for one yearg sponsored the Twirp Dance combined with the F,F, A, Barn Danceg and supervised Student Body elections. Back row: D, Mayer, T, Hatcher, Front row: C. Boyles, J. Howard, R, Rodriguez, C. Troxel, P, Murphy, . ,..i i1EY2s3+fE5:-.,,-'V trier MSL Jimiiiki l MRS, FREDA WALKER MISS MARGARET GUILFORD MR, MARSHALL LATIMER Algebra, Geometry, Biology, Chemistry, Boys' P,E,, Coach General Math General Science MR, DON TRIMBLE MR. I. A. RUSSELL MR, WALTER MAAS Senior Problems, U,S, History, Drivers' Ed. , Physics, Civics, Coach, Drivers' Training Social Studies Counselor ls...-I Q in l ' MISS LUCILLE REINERO MR, RAY LYONS Spanish, Typing Ag Science, Drivers' Ed MR, ROBERT FOX MISS HELEN GAKEY MR. VERNER ANDERSON English, Journalism Art, English Bookkeeping, Office Arts and Crafts Practice, Shorthand MISS ELSIE HANBURY MR, HAL BROWN MRS, ALICE WILLIAMS English, Library English, Public Social Studies, Speaking, Coach Counselor MR, ROBERT GEIN MR, CHARLES WHITSETT MR, MILTON KWATE Social Studies, Office, Mechanical Drawing, Band, Guitar, Counselor, Coach General Business Glee Club 1 if ,,,. W- 4. f 4: ig-?H:5.1mE?5': V-5' -Q M- W- 'A f' -X ,Q fifii-f Af. . 5 . W I , -35851 ' :-N:v6:f -:J 15:4 . -V 'Z Ex y, . , ..,: A X X ff 2? an 3 3. X - asv .If WH ,E We 1:- Q ,w 1 Q. , NX:-if 'aw -A K my K .. Qi fi S' .L Qi' . 1 -f A ., QA X51 7.. be .. 11 wx. TIE .ii ff Q 1- J L l T 1 J 'ii r .,,. - - ,1 . A . gagaigsxxv Q I .Q .wfvll 'f JETS' '- A E. , if 'A' 5 f 'fe 2, up .- P., 1 A K Av . I wg- .Ar I, i P 4 4 d ns. uv i- 'WHJ x ' gslififfc -0' .Aff . -X A iikvzlgff f A A 2 A I . l v 4wk, , .FEP n My . - A 'N f Afvrgu. -i 5'Qyj 1-5. ,-fig? - f bf?-A'?fQ'i4' f 1 ' . - . 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A . ,, .. -, AA- , '1 -A .A H Af f K fffjf' A. 3,.fye3:A,,' .'5f,f A , 12'-' A ' ' xx ,s .1-r':':,,.wf'-' mf - . . Z, ' A-L, 5- , A 1.,. W-G 4- ' ... AA . -.1-.ffw ' A 0 ! it . A f ,gk--. B. MANGUM As we, the graduating class of 1957, marched down the aisles, we were accompanied by many pleasant memories of the past years, and particularly of the last few months, March had in store many memorable days for us - the Senior Play, Skip Day and the planting of our Class Tree. The top notch senior Play, Handy Man, presented March 1, was very well accepted and a real success. Maxine Cook and Perry Hibdon portrayed the leading characters. The Annual Skip Day was March 6, This was one of our best activities, as everyone took part, We had a wonderful day at the Sulphur Works, near Mineral, skiing and tobogganing. We spent the evening at Enos's, dancing, The Seniors planted a Redwood tree in Vinsonhaler Park. This is an annual practice for each graduating class. We donated 315, 00 to CARE to help those not as fortunate as we. The Senior Ball was held May 3. The theme was Young Love. This was the big formal dance of the year and was well attended and really enjoyed by students and alumni. Commissioner, P, Murphy, Vice President, Vice President, B. Rockholtg Secretary-Treasurer I, Main, Secretary-Treasurer, K. Fitzgerald. R. Hibdong Commissioner, R. Locke. FLOYD ANDERSON Industrial Arts: Shot gun Club 25 Hot Rod Club 3,4, MARY ELIZABETH BAUMGARTNER Business-Homemakingg GAA 2,3,45 FHA 1, 2,35 Recorder 1, Secretary 35 Glee Club 1, 2,35 Girls' Commissioner 45 CSF l,2,3,45 Seal Bearerg Bank of America Homemaking Award, DOYLE BEATY Industrial Arts: Hot Rod Club 3,45 Shellbusters 2. ALBERT BENSON Ag: FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Secretary 4, CAROL BOYLES I Business-Homemaking: CSF l,3,45 FHA 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 45 GAA 2,3,45 Student Body Assistant Treasurer 45 Seal Bearer, Ki- wanis Honorable Mention, ERMANELL BROGDEN Business-Homemaking: Class Vice President 1 Glee Club l,2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Yearbook 1,4, Editor 45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 25 Member- ship 35 Drill Team 3, IVAN BROWN Business: Block O 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,4, Sec- retary 45 Boys' Glee 25 Shot Gun Club, RICHARD BROWN Ag: FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 3,45 State Farmer, Dairy Judging Team. MAXINE BEVERLY COOK Business-Homemaking: Safety Club 15 Copa DeOro 25 Camera Club 35 GAA 2,3,45 Tro- jan Staff 2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 2,3,45 Sen- ior Play 45 Pep Club 45 Speech Club 4, Trea- surer 4, PAT DEMPSEY College Prep: Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Yearbook staff 45 GAA 2, 3,45 TOT 3,45 Pep Club 45 FHA 45 Senior Play 4. JAMES DIXON College Prep: Shot Gun Club 1,25 Archery 35 Hot Rod Club 4, Vice President 45 Block O 2,3,4, RONALD C, ELDER Agricu1ture5 FFA l,2,3,4, IANICE ENOS Business-Homemaking: Class Secretary 15 Vice President 35 Junior Tri-Hi-Y 15 FHA 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 45 GAA 2,3,45 Cheerleader 25 FHA Chapter Sweetheart 35 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 TOT Secretary 2, President 3, Com- missioner of Assemblies 45 Foremost Award Contest Winner 45 Yearbook Staff 15 Drill Team 35 Pep Club 4, GARY O, EWING College Prep: Transfer from San Fernando 35 CSF 2,3,45 Block O 3,45 Trojan Shifters 3,45 Camera Club 35 Shot Gun Club 35 Bank of America Lab. Science Award 45 Masonic Honorable Mention. ROBERT LOUIS FEISE General KATHLEEN FITZGERALD College Prep: Class Secretary 45 GAA 2,3, 4, Historian 45 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 TOT 2,3,4, Vice President 35 CSF 2,45 Band 2, 3,45 Copa De Oro l,2, Historian 2, CAROL ELIZABETH FORBES College Prep: Class President 3g Class Comm. lg Junior Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, President 2g Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Historian 33 Band 1,2,3,4g CSF l,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Sealbearerg GAA 2,3,4, Historian 3g Girls' State 3g Foot- ball Queen 35 Senior Play 4g Yell Leader 3g St. Body Vice President 4g Bank of America Plaque 4g DAR Citizenship Award 45 Masonic Award: C, R, Ranking Sr.: Chico Kiwanis Scholarship. KATHY FRIESEN Business-I-lomemaking: Safety Club lg Shot Gun Club 2: Listening Post 3g Pep Club 4g TOT 4g FHA 4g Glee Club 1,2,3, LARRY GLEASON College Prep: Shot Gun Club l,2p CSF 1, 2,3g SealBearerg Block O 2,3,4g Treasurer 3,4g Masonic Honorable Mention, JO DEE HAMILTON Business: Transfer from San Diego lg FHA lg Copa De Oro 25 Listening Post 33 TOT 2,3, 4gG1ee Club 1,2,3,4, K, N, HALLOWS College Prep: Shell Busters l,2g Science Club 3, Vice Presidentg Music Appreciation Club 4, ION HAMANN College Prep: TOT 2,3,4g Senior Play 4g Listening Post 3g President of Speech Club 4g Bank of America English Certificate, TRAVIS HATCHER College Prep: Block O 1,2,3,4g Shot Gun Club 2g TOT 4g Boys' Commissioner 4, PERRY HIBDON College Prep: Student Body President 4g Class President 2: Block O l,2,3,4g Shell Busters lg FFA 4g Senior Play 45 Grange Scholarship. 222 ,ff ,,. 'Mp in 5 Tim RAYE NELL HIBDON College Prep: Listening Post 3g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g CSF 45 Class Secretary 4g Foreign Language Bank of America Award. MARY LEE HOLLIS Business: Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Vice President l,4g GAA 2,3,4, Historian 2g Band 1,2,3, 4g CSF l,4g Yearbook Staff 25 Senior Play 4g Song Leader 4g Ranking Senior runner-upg Vocational department, VERTIS HOLVIK Business: Chess Club 2g Yearbook 3. IACQUIE HOWARD Business: CSF 1,2,3,4g Class Comm, 2g Year- book Business Manager 2g Chess Club 23 GAA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3g Junior-Tri-Hi-Y lg Senior-Tri -Hi-Y 2,35 Student Body Treasurer 4g Senior Play 4g Bank of American Placqueg Sealbearerg Kiwanis Awardg Ranking Seniorg Vocational department, JERRY DALE HUDGINS Business: Block O 2,3,4g Shell Busters lg Band 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4, ROGER JOBE Ag: B1ock O 1,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA State Farmer. ROSALIE JONES Homemaking: FHA 1,23 GAA 4g Majorette 3,4 ANDREW KAISER Ag: Block O 3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4, CAROL KELLEY Business-Homemaking: Transfer from Willows 2: GAA 2,3,4g FHA 2,3,4, Secretary-Treas- urerg Shot Gun Club 2g TOT 4: Pep Club 4, IUDIE KOLOUSEK Homemaking: Glee Club l,2,3,4g Drill Team 3,45 GAA 2,3,4g Copa De Oro 1,2, Vice President 2, RAYMOND LAVEY College Prep: Block O l,2,3,4. RICHARD LEIFRJED Ag: FFA l,2,3,4, Reporter 3,45 Regional Delegate 3: State Delegate 33 Block O 2,3,4, DAVID LIERMAN College Prep: Transfer from Sacramento 3g Block 45 TOT 4g Auto Club 45 President 4, RICHARD LOCKE College Prep: Tor 4: Block o 1,2,3,4, President 4g Archery Club 2g Shell Busters lg Class President 1, Commissioner 2, Commissioner 4. MARLENE LOURENCO Business-Homemaking: Glee Club lg GAA 2,3,4, Secretary 4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 3g Senior Play Student Director 4g Drill Team 3. CHARLES BENNETT MANGUM College Prep: Class President 45 Senior Play 4g Block O 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Shell Busters lp Archery Club 2, 3g Treasurer Pep Club 4g TOT 4, GARY MANGUM General: Band l,2,3,45 Shot Gun Club 1,25 Hot Rod Club 3,4, JANET MAIN College Prep: Junior-Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Chaplain 2g Senior-Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 3,45 CSF l,2,3,4, Sealbearer5 Class Secretary 35 Class Commissioner 45 GAA 1,2,3,45 TOT 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Rotary Club Scholarship, RONALD PHILLIP MARSHALL College Prep: Block O 2,3,45 Band l,2,3, 45 Dance Band 35 Shell Busters 1,25 Copa De Oro 3. RICHARD MARTIN MAYER College Prep: Shell Busters 25 Block O l,2, 3,4, Vice President 45 Archery 35 Vice Presi- dent Student Body 45 Pep Club 45 TOT 45 Stage Crew 4, ALVIN MINARD College Prep: Shell Busters 1,25 Hi-Y 2,35 Vice President 45 Block O 3,45 Band 2,35 Bible Club 4, IUDITH CLAIRE MATTICE College Prep: Class Vice President 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 FHA 2,35 Vice President 35 Senior Play 4, PAT MURPHY College Prep: GAA 2,3,45 Point Recorder 45 CSF 2,45 Drill Team 3,45 Leader 45 Class Vice President 45 Girls Commissioner 4, NANCY ELLEN NICHOLS College Prep: Junior-Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 GAA 2,3,4, Song Leader 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Senior Play 4, DORTHA MADELON TERRY OWEN Business-Homemaking: Majorette 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3g Junior-Tri-Hi-Y 1, Secretary Class 2g Yearbook Staff lg FAA 2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4, Scholar- ship from Ramar Beauty Collegeg Copa De Oro 2. NEV A PECK Business-Homemaking: Safety Club lg Senior- Tri-Y 2,3g Glee Club 1, GLORIA PIPER I-Iomemaking: Copa De Oro 2g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g FHA 3,4g FAA 2,3,4g CSF 4. VELMA PIPKIN Homemaking: FHA l,2,3,4g GAA 2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4, CLAY RECTOR Ag: Shot Gun Club 1,2g FFA 3,4. DIANE MARIE RIBAIL Homemaking: Transfer from L, A., FHA 2, Glee Club 2,3g Senior-Tri-Hi-Y 3. ROBERT ROCKHOLT General: Senior Class Vice President 4g Shell Busters 2,35 Trojan Shifters 3,4, JAMES REYNOLDS Industrial Arts: Shot Gun Club 2, 3g Kiwanis Honorable Mention. will 'till' CHARLES ROBBINS Industrial Arts: Transfer from Gardena 3g Trojan Shifters 3, President 3, YVONNE ROBERTS Homemaking-Business: FHA l,2,3g Copa De Oro 3g Tri-Hi-Y 4, Majorette 3,43 Song Leader 4. PHILLIP WILLIAM ROCKHOLT Ind, Arts: Shell Busters 2: Auto Club 3g Stage Crew 4, ROBERTA RODRIGUEZ Business: GAA 3,43 Junior-Tri-Hi-Y 2g Listen- ing Post Secretary 3g Band 3,45 Football Queen 4g Student Body Secretary 4g Majorette 2,3,4, JOEL RUSSELL College Prep: Science Club 2g Copa De Oro 3: Block O 2,3,4g Band l,2,3g Senior Play Sound Effects 4g Class Commissioner 1,33 Boys' Commissioner 4g Boys' State 3, SHARON RAE SABIN Business-Homemaking: FHA l,2,3, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, President 3g Section III Vice President 35 GAA 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3, GERALD SANDERS Trade-Industry: Block O 2,3,4g Shot Gun Club l,2,3g Camera Club 3,4g Hot Rod Club 4. MARIE SCHROEDER College Prep: Glee Club l,2,3g GAA 2,3,4g FHA 1,23 Listening Post 3. LEORA SCHONBORG Business-Homemaking: FHA l,2,3,4, Song Leader 2, Musician 35 Section III Song Leader 35 Drill Team 3,45 GAA 2,3,45G1ee Club 1,2, 3,4. IUDITH PRISCILLA SECOND College Prep: Copa De Oro 1,25 Vice President 25 Senior-Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Trojan Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Lay-out Editor 45 Majorette 2,3,45 Song Leader 4, FLORINE SMITH Business-Homemaking5 Glee Club 1,2,35 GAA 2,3,45 Class Commissioner 35 Drill Team 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Senior Play Line Director 4, LOREN SANFORD SMITH College Prepg Student Body President 45 Block O 1,2,3,45 Boys' Commissioner 35 Band l,2,3,45 Archery 2,35 President 35 Trojan Shifters 45 Shell Busters 2, 35 Book Club 1, Secretary 1, WILLIAM RICHARD SMITHOUSEN College Prep: Shell Busters 15 CSF l,2,3,45 Science Club 2,3,4, President 3, Vice President 45 Bank of America Mathematics Awardg Masonic Awardg Ranking Senior5 U,C, Scholarship. ROBERT SOEHNER College Prep: Trojan Shifters 3,45 Shot Gun Club 25 Transfer from Chico 2, JOE SOUZA Agricu1ture5 FFA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Re- porter 3, Secretary 3, NANCY SPIEGEL College Prep: Band 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3, 45 GAA 2,3,45 Junior-Tri-Hi-Y 1, Secretary 1 Listening Post 3, President 35 Class President 25 St. Body Secretary 45 Bank of America Music Award, JACK STUDYBAKER Ag: Block O 2,3: FFA 2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, State Farmer, State Delegate 4, IERRY ST EMPLE Ag: FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4: Bank of America Certificate, KENNETH STOKES Industrial Arts: Shell Busters 1,2. PHIL TAYLOR College Prep: Band 1,2,4: Block O 2,3,4: President Photography Club 3, VIVIAN TREXLER Business-Homemaking: Chess Club 2: Copa De Oro 3: CSF 4, CAROLYN SUE TROXEL College Prep: Transfer from Willows 3: FHA 1: GAA 3,4:G1ee Club 3: CSF 4: Science Club 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4: Commissioner of Assemblies 4: Senior Play 4 Masonic Honorable Mention. META VARNER College Prep: GAA 2,3,4, Vice President 4, President 4: FHA 1,4: TOT 3,4: Pep Club 4: Drill Team 3: Copa De Oro 2,3, Historian 3: Junior-Tri-Hi-Y 2: Senior-Tri-Hi-Y 4, JUDITH WALSH Business-Homemaking: GAA 2,3,4g FHA 1: Copa De Oro 1,2: Senior-Tri-Hi-Y 4, SHARON RUTH WILSON College Prep: GAA l,2,3,4, Point Recorder 3, President 4g Vice President 4, Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms l,3, Historian 2g Band 2,3,4g Glee 2,3,4g CSF l,2g TOT 2,3 4, Historian 4, GAA Scholarshipg Masonic Honorable lvlentiong Ranking Senior. WILLIAM WHITT College Prep: Band 2,3,4g Shot Gun Club lg Listening Post 2,3,4: Block O 3: Hotrod Club 35 Photography, VICTORIA DALE YOUNG Business-I-lomemaking: Safety Club lg Shell Busters 25 Senior-Tri-Hi-Y 43 Glee Club l, 2,3g Trojan Staff 4g Yearbook Staff 4, Lay- out Editor 4g Senior Play 4, ROBERT BRUCE College Prep: Block O 1,2,3,4g Shot Gun Club 1,2,3g Transfer to Santa Rosa 3g Back to Orland 4, BARBARA GREEN College Prep: Band 1,2,3,4g FHA l,2,3,4, TOT 1,2,3,4gHi-Y 4, LARRY I-IEFTY Industrial Arts: Shell Busters l,2g Block O 3,45 Trojan Shifters 3. GERALD LASELL Industrial Arts 3: Transfer from Eureka 4g FFA 4. DAVID MACY College Prep: Block o 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3, JOAN MINAHAN Business: Junior-Tri-Hi-Y 25 Senior-Tri-Hi- Y 3g Band l,2,3g Glee Club 1, BURNETT SCHAFFERT Ag: Transfer from Dinubag FFA 4g Block O 4. GARY SI-IERRILL General Course: Shell Busters 1,2g Auto Club 3,4g Secretary 4, JANET MCNEAR THOMAS Business-Homemaking: Class Secretary-Treas urer 2g FHA lg Copa De Oro 3g CSF 2,3,4, Secretary 4g Trojan Staff 4, Business Manager 45 GAA 2,3,4g Senior-Tri-Hi-Y 4, I AMES WALSH Industrial Arts: Auto Club 3, Vice President 3 SARAH MORRIS Business-Homemakingg CHARLES TOMMERAASON Fifty -Ninth Annual May 28, 1957 Processional, Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key Orland Joint Union High School Band Salute to the Flag Audience, led by Milton Kwate Invocation The Rev, Anthony I. Dosch Pastor of St, Dominic's Church Frontier Senior Class Narrators: Gary Ewing, Carol Forbes, Perry Hibdon, Mary Lee Hollis, Richard Smithousen, Conferring of Awards Grange Scholarship C. W. Michaels Master of Orland Grange No. 432 Kiwanis Award Howard Detling President of Orland Kiwanis Club Masonic Award Ed Johnson Master of Orland Lodge No. 265, F.8: M. Rotary Scholarship Richard Stark President of Orland Rotary Club Remarks Charles K. Price Superintendent of Orland Public Schools Presentations Lawrence Newberry Principal of Orland Joint Union High School Honor Students - Class of 1957 Conferring of Diplomas Dr. K. Richard Preusser President of Board of Trustees Recessional - ,4 Masonic Award - Ranking Seniors - ------ CAROL FORBES RICHARD SMITHOUSEN Kiwanis Award - Ranking Seniors ----- JACQUIE HOWARD JOE SOUZA Rotary Club Scholarship - - ----- JANET MAIN University of California - - - - - RICHARD SMITHOUSEN Chico Kiwanis Club Scholarship - - - CAROL FORBES Orland Grange Scholarship - - - - - PERRY HIBDON Bank of America Award - - - JACQUIE HOWARD ,fi ,fa-s. f 5. . ,k ,, Mush! Looking for publicity? What a pretty queen! We t'ree! Who are you going to tackle? Who's your instructor? just looking. What are they doing, Nan? 3 S Next time, take the train! Always posing. I'm Cold! What about this football team? 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This Junior year has really been great, We started it by winning second prize on our float in the Glenn County Fair Parade. Our first class project for points toward the Principal's Trophy was cleaning up the bleachers and concession stands for the beginning of football season. We sold popcorn at the football games and were quite successful at it. Just before Christmas, we sponsored the Junior Prom. The theme was Frosty, the Snowman, and Frosty was there in person. Miss Gakey's stage crew helped our committee construct the frame for our giant Frosty - 12 feet tall and 7 feet around at the base. We placed the frame in Memorial Hall and stuffed it with white paper napkins, We used black crepe paper for eyes and mouth, a carrot for a nose, and a can on a stick for a pipe. We gave him red gloves and a red scarf and crowned him with a black top hat, and he was ready to reign over the dance! Frosty enjoyed himself as much as everyone else and did not melt and run away. He looked so sad when all the fun was over, but not half as sad as the Juniors who had to take him apart. Another class project was putting new numbers on the room doors. This was a big help to new students and visitors. From our ranks Joan Wallace and Gary Freeman were chosen to attend Girls' and Boys' States. In March, when the intramural track meet was held, the Junior boys carried away' first prize. Were we proud! Our last gesture of the year was decorating for the Seniors' graduating exercises. This was our way of saying, good -by and good luck, D, Pehrson, Commissioner: I. Graves, J, Wallace, Secretary-Treasurer: M. Secretary-Treasurerg L, Howard, Vice Ogburn, Vice President: I. Miller, President. Commissioner. Back row: K, Button, G, Thompson, D, Brumbaugh, F, Thomas, H, Morey, I. Second, D, Macy, E, Weston, R, Hicks, Second row: E. Walker, K. Woodward, L. Howard, M, Fitzgerald, J. Graves, J. Jacobs, B, Carroll, Front row: S, Schatz, J. Kuhnen, P, Blacet, I, Wallace, A, Noble, R, Ferry, P, Elkin, Back row: T. Cunningham, D, Pehrson, D. Jolley, L. Wood, C. EmbreY. M. Vinsonhaler, G, Free- man, N. Dobbs, Second row: O. Cooley, S. Troxel, B. Kees, P. Hibdon, L. LaRue, N, Rockholt, D. Ferry, R. Elmore, First row: I. Hathcock, L, Bryden, D, O'Hair, I, Beck, J, Pinching, D. Knecht, A Stemple. 75. V e ' We if Back row: R. De La Cruz, N. Cook, E, be Donne, N. Bates, B. Simons, D, Welch, A. Kandler. Middle row: A. Ruff, J, I-lefty, J, Spannaus, T, Lowden, I, Miller, D, Linton, L, Bell, M, Baldridge, C, Lewis. Front row: C. Simpson, D. Johnson, D, Cook, C, Rongley, D, Stockton, C, Reynolds, M. Ogburn, I. Mayer, F. Hibdon, Back row: G. Simic, R, Hilzer, G. Fuller, L. Lourenco, D, Sherrill, B. Nunes, Second row: B, Booth, P, Turman, H, Moranda, K, Prince, S, Nielsen, I, Wadman, First row: S. Varner, E, Pfeil, D, Day, C, King, M, Shanahan, L, Hughes, L. 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This en- riched our treasury by 360, 00, We gave the Freshmen Reception Dance, which everyone seemed to enjoy, We hope our honored guests, the Freshmen, enjoyed it. At the annual Halloween Mardi Gras, a sophomore, Katherine Berkland was crowned Queen, Then, very eagerly, we started work on our projects, We painted the benches for the basketball players, which gave us 50 points toward the highly honored Principal's Trophy. We also cleaned up the campus, and painted the hurdles. We wish to thank the Freshmen for the return dance they gave us. lt was swell! The next thing we knew, we were choosing our class rings. This we really enjoyed. Super Sabre won, hands downg either with or without stones. The Sophomore program consisted of special talent and a one-act play, We were very pleased during the second quarter, to have the top number of students on the honor roll, with as many boys on the honor roll as girls. WE gave 810. 00 to the March of Dimes and 310, 00 to the Hungarian Relief Fund, We especially want to thank our advisors - Miss Hanbury, Miss Guilford, Mr, Gein, Mr, Webb, and Mr, Whitsett - for the help they have given us in making our Sophomore year such a big success. C. Gleason, Commissionerg H, Kaber, M, Thomas, Vice President, S. Reimers, Treas- Secretary, C. Luba, Treasurerg D. Reisinger, urer: J. Taylor, Secretary, B, Bailey, Commissioner Vice President, Back row: A. Salvagno, R. Whipple, D. Kwate, W, Thompson, L. London, J. Lehto, S. Carr, A. Pelizarri, D. Reisinger, K. Minard, L, Gidley, Middle row: K, Berkland, D, Berkley, A. Ruff, H. Blunck, D, Brown, G, Hollis, M. Ferris, M. Smith, N, Ellsworth. Front row: R. Tharpe, P, Caviglia S, Reimers, I, Taylor, K. Sweet, I, Schuster, D. I-Iinz, B. Bailey, M. Thomas, K. Kelley, L. Beary, Back row: S. Hitchcock, M. Sivesind, R. Ledbetter, D. Prince, G. Beauchamp, D. Hawkinson, D, Hibdon, T, Leifried. Middle row: A. Johnson, K, Murphy, D. Wilfong, R. Fossek, C. Schaffert, P, Jones, B, Smith, N. Button, Front row: I. Tommeraason. I. Walsh, M, Tolley, L, Schatz, L. Fran- zen, P. Peart, D. Woods, S. Heintz, E. Haynes, Back row: I. King, D, Wilson, K, Strong, A. Simmons, E. Pfeil, R. Putman, P, Booth, L, Funk, R, Gilmore, C, Dickey, R, Soehner, Middle row: H. Ridings, P, Peart, K, Berkland, D, Meeder, P, Higginbotham, T, Morris, L, Sterier, R, McCabe, P. Cufaude, L. Morris, S. Harwell, G, Palmer, Front row: D, Simpson, A, Johnson, S, Mattice, J, Trexler, D, Funk, A, Jones, L, Ledger, N, Rongley E, Taylor, B, Cleek, M, Levet, Back row: M. Holder, R, Hoskings, L, Anderson, I, McKinney, D, Pacheco, F. Romer, D. Walsh, T. Cunningham, Middle row: D. Robbins, R, Preusser, B, Vereschagin, G. Embrey, M, Woodward, M, Kemp, M, Yallow, D, Hibdon, D, Behrens. Front row: J. Hudgins, C. Luba, M. Matousek, R. Peters, J. Hull, 1, Kolousek, H, Kaber, C. Sievers, J, Woodward, S. 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' '1f3i5 9 : .4-vifm fif B me 1. .L fe in 4+ s 2 ei 549, -,xi .Q H.. . A F Eli. 1 'V - as SE 1.52 .54 gm ' fr 45, -s . ef, ' 'Pg' fx. , - '.wg'?'93: sir' - N533-'.' -.-54: -0- ,fjyfti ' -w.. ff- -lags 57 ' mf. L' 1 - K ' --wb. x4 .V ..: .:- 'vnvuszdn Y- D 1069 - ALBE 3. YW' RICO What a way to start our O, H,S, career! Under the guidance of the Student Council, we succeeded in looking like perfect fools during our initiation, But we did clean up the grounds, even though we didn't sweeten the air with the onions we had to wear around our necks, Thanks to the Sophomore Class for the Freshman Reception. It made us feelithat we really belonged here! We hope everyone enjoyed our Frosh Return Dance. We called it The Sugar Plum Dance and decorated in various shades of pink, To raise money for our treasury, we sponsored cake sales and sold candy and gum at the football games. We added something new this year - The Men Teachers' Cake Baking Contest, Everyone enjoyed tasting the different cakes. Later we put on our Freshman Class assembly, Who Did It! , for the Student Body and P,T, A, We really enjoyed this year at O, I-I,S, and are looking forward to more fun in our next years, D. Stockton, Vice Presidentg B, Brainard, Standing: D. Turman, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, M, Ruff, Commissioner, Sitting: P, Leach, Secretary: I. Kees, Commissionerg D. Schonauer, Treasurer ' .l Back row: J, Thomas, T, Reiber, P, Ellis, I, Hamilton, T, Cockburn, J, Peterson, R, Woods, J, Lowden, R, Nunes, D, Hinz, F, Foster, Second row: D. Young, D, Know, N, Wilfong, D, Smith, B, Davis, I, Thrall, C, King, K, Urban, P. Leach, M, Smith, N, Farr, First row: B, Brainard, N, Hassard, E. Droody, L, Wilder, I. Metler, G. Glenn, M, Ruff, C, Hallows, P, Gavigin, V, McAllister, Back row: J. Alberico, D, Murray, D, Barron, D, Ehrk, J, Wall, J, Leach, G, Edwards, K. Ledbetter, F, Ondricek, I, Poulsen, D. Siemens. Middle row: W, Morey, G. Spencer, T, Copenhaver, C, Schroeder, O, Crumb, D, Hammel, A, Brooks, C, Wright, M, Hardin, M, Bakmas, S, Willis, Front row: E, Vereschagin, D, Howard, L, Hackler, K, Jasper, A, Jacobson, D, Friesen, A, Rector, S, Aldrich, T, Gehring, S, Skala, Back row: D. Alberico, B, Kranig, R. Boehm, J, Ogburn, D, Beauchamp, M, Holmes, J. Bucke, L. Newman, E. Lockhart, E. Sousa, D, Turman, J, Martin, Middle row: D. Thomasson, G. Heintz, C, Lavey, B, Holvik, D, Morris, R, Penrose, B. Hayton, J, Malnar, D, Stockton, D. Beatty, L, Knowles Front row: L. Long, J. Kees, B, Willard, S. Boyles, I, Barkley. J. Walsh, I. Trexler, C. Carlson, D, Bozarth, S, Kingsford, S, Jones. Back row: J. Hatcher, G. Vinsonhaler, B. Gittings, P, Putman, L, Bible, G, Piper, I. London, N. Gamble, L. Jacobs, G. Russell, H. Ward, B. Hyde, Second row: S, Skala, J. Reimers, M. Reimers, M. Carlton, D. Tuve, I. Novak, D, Wadsworth, J, Wheeler, I. Wallace, S, King, A. Haynes, First tow: A. Boren, L, Dickey, P, Stucky, K, Rose, D. 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' . fQ.gQm4 ,wr-'YF' E V b , . ugh if ' 3? Q 5 ji, 2 , . 55 R i Q I .Y ei '3 5 ' 'ZLL ggdikih' S V if I .. .-G kj ,Ju .- 5 . 1 ., . 11.1 ,X f . 1.1 3 i ' 21-'Sf V - 335 3 1 ' a ' 1 . 'w?. . 4 . ' - : 'KU A ' 0 H., v X Q .fgagifag - 'A .5 - f fig: ,' . ', , f ' A Mig: I It Q VA If Q 4 . a- - '. , 1 5 'L 5 I 5'- liei' , x SX I Qi' I Q at , A W I '-55' 'ng' ar A 41. I 'gf 'Q' Q iifkpaiggif V 1 I 'f , ., .r f .3 'W' - -S, i. ,....,M '4 . ,f ff., .5 L, X' 1 216 3 Back row: S, Reimers, J. Wadman, M. Hollis, D. Pehrson, G. Freeman, A. Minard, S. Nielsen, D. Day, J. Kuhnen. Front row: B. Bailey, J, Schuster, J. Hudgins, P. Elkin, J. Main, F, Smith, C. Forbes, M. Haglund, I, Taylor. Back row: P. Elkin, K. Fitzgerald, I. Hudgins, C. Luba, M. Matousek, C. Rongley, V. Young, J, Kolousek M. Varner, J, Howard, K. Murphy, D, Day, R. Jones, P. Leach. Second row: M. Haglund, F. Smith, J. Mayer, I, Main, I, Second, C. Reynolds, N. Nichols, Y. Roberts, S. Wilson, S. Reimers, M. Levet, P. Peart, M. Smith. Third row: I. Kllhliefl. I. Wadman, S. Nielsen, D. Cook, I. Schuster, D, Hinz, B. Bailey K. Sweet, I, Taylor, H. Kaber, C. Forbes. First row: R. Jolley, W. Thompson, A. Minard, G. Freeman, D Locke, D. Lierman, B, Mangum, D. Pehrson, L, Smith, D. Murray. 1 Y M .- ,, gg, 19,1-My -. I Hfs+ovw.n 3 i s 3 5 f 1 .w.,vW............-..... O S 3, ,. Lunc Env-...xr 4-xw.-..qv,.f-. ..,.f..-1 N.. ,. . H E i I u N 1 . 1. J' ai, ml' ,Mavis .,, , rr ' ' x ,, f J ,L- rf , 'M' Under the leadership of Sharon Wilson as president the first semester and Meta Varner the second semester, our G,A,A, had a full and successful year, The Orland -Willows pre -game dance was the first activity we sponsored this year, It was held November 9. Five girls were nominated by the Varsity squad for Football Queen: Roberta Rodriquez, Sarah White, Patti Hibdon, Kay Sweet and JoAnn Graves. Bert Rodriquez was elected by the Student Body to reign over the dance and game, Three Play Days were held for girls' sports: soccer in December, basketball in January, and volleyball in March, In the soccer tournament, which was very hard -fought, there was a three -way tie between Junior II, Senior II and Junior III groups. In basketball and volleyball, Senior teams were victorious. We were scheduled to give the Annual G,A,A, Sock Hop in February, but this year we changed the theme to Headdress Hop. All sorts of crazy hats were worn, and the kids still danced in their socks, The big money-making project was the Annual Dance Review, titled this year, The Frantic Fifties, Two performances were given - a matinee on Thursday, March 28, for the students, and an evening show on Friday, March 29, In April, the slumber party, which turns out always to be a no-sleep party, was enjoyed by about 60 girls, The evening and morning hours were spent with all sorts of games and activities, including a movie. Initiations were held at various times throughout the year, The usual crazy dresses and get -ups were worn by all the incoming girls. This year has been one of the most active that the G,A,A, has ever had, and the girls really enjoyed it, 'Q uv' 'Tw ' s x,! zf? - W N, .uh 'Wil' P, Caviglia, S, Troxel, P, Hibdon, D, Owen, B. Carrol, J. Enos, C, Boyles. 7,7f,,4, Back row: J, Kees, E, Vereschagin, L, Hackler, C, Wright, A, Rector, J, Walsh, T, Gehring, S. Skala, L, Dickey, G. Glenn, I, Metler, S, Jones, D, Young, N, Farr. Second row: P. Stuckey, D, Fritz, T, Copenhaver S, Hansen, A, Buren, S, Skala, K. Urban, B, Chapman, D, Stockton, C. Lavey. I. Wallace, I, Reimers, M. Reimers, S, Boyles, B, Brainard, N, Wilfong, D, Smith, N, Hazzard, L, Long, P, Gavigan, L. Aldrich, Front row: E. Brogden, M, Varner, P, Dempsey, I. Walsh, D, Owens, C, Boyles, C. Kelley. I. Enos, L, Schonborg, B. Green, V. Pipkin, WEEK.. FYQSZHLWW .kzwusfis-hi fzif32mmSf'a.', 3S'N HfS'i,,f1f fi! . We started our year with a big bang by taking first on our annual booth at the Glenn County Fair. We had a very successful pot luck dinner, followed by the initiation of 36 new members. In October came one of the most exciting events of the year, the State Asilomar Conference at Carmel. Those who attended were JoAnn Schaad, advisorg Patti Hibdon, president, and Sharon Troxel, treasurer, In December we helped Our big brothers, F,F. A, , by fixing a lunch for them while they worked on their scrap metal drive. We also made sandwiches for them for their annual Bred Gilt Sale, The Orland Chapter took honors at the annual Section lll meeting, which was held at Colusa this year. We had the largest membership in all of the Chapters in Section III, with a total of 67, We also had the largest representation at the Section meeting, with 29 members, our advisor, and our chapter mother attending. Patti l-Iibdon was elected Section III President for the year of 1957-58. We had a cake sale in March, which helped us buy many new supplies for our club. ?'IV i 4' NEW O Owls 0, is f 1 so 9 5 'Q 1 mf E 2 in 1 1 J: ,x V7 O 2 In ,O A1 Q5 0 vi Back row: N. Ellsworth, N, Button, P. Hibdon, M, Tolley, S. Harwell, K. Kelley, J. Tommeraason, I, Walsh, P. Caviglia. Second row: Mrs. Schaad, J. Hefty, B, Cleek, L. Schatz, L. Franzen, C. Retzloff, J. Kolousek, L. Morris, K. Berkland, D. Knecht, S, Troxel. Front row: L. LaRue, L. Stockton, C, Lewis, M. Ogburn, D, Day, A, Stemple, D. Johnson, J. Pinching, B. Carroll, D. Ferry. WF W Smile pretty! What's eatin' you! Z,QiQQiQ'1 5 T J-ii I , , if , ' zi ' - no 1- 5. i mg, . , Lookin' for something? Away we go! Look out below! SPRING OFFICERS - Back row: J. Stemple, J, Studybaker, and D, Robbins, Middle row: W, Bartholomew, N, Albright, Ross Hicks. Front row: Neal Cook and Bob Gavigan, Fall officers fnot shownj included Study- baker, Andy Kaiser, Al Benson, Dick Leifried, Richard Brown, and Stemple, 41414 ' The Orland F,F,A, had a very full schedule of activities this year and won its full share of honors: July: An F,F,A, softball team competed in the Men's League all summer, August: Noel Albright and Wayne Bartholomew exhibited at the Red Bluff Fair, September: Bob Lind won a gold medal and Ross Hicks took 4th in the State Fair Quiz, Bob also won a silver medal in Dairy Judging, Seventeen members exhibited at the Glenn County Fair, The F,F,A, sponsored a booth and also a 4th place winning float in the Fair Parade, Bill Simons won the Round Robin ifl Dairy Sh0Wm3HShiP. Egon Pfeil showed the Champion Fat Lamb, Twenty-five Green Hands were initiated this month, the Dairy Team won lst place in the Northern California Holstein Sale and Judging Contest, and members began the sale of coke and hamburgers at all home football games. October: F.F, A, weiner roast in Vinsonhaler Park, Orland teams entered every event at the Chico Regional Con- test, took third or better in all events, Lairy Dobbins and Frank Simons went to the National Con- vention in Kansas City, Back row: I, King, E, Pfeil, M, Holder, G, Hollis, I, Vanderford, E, Pellizzarri, K, Minard, L. Gidley, Middle row: D, Johnson, D, Robbins, B, Lind, G, Embrey, P, Higginbotham, B, Vereschagin, N, Albright, B, Gavigan, R, Soehner, Front row: L. Lourenco, Cook, B, Simons, E, Weston, K, Button, A. Kandler, I. Lasell, L, Wood, R, Hicks, B. Nunes, N, :QQ November: The F,F, A, presented a program for the Farm Bureau, held an alumni party at Enos's, and started warm- ing up a basketball team, December: Played six F,F, A, basketball games, Held a scrap drive that netted 8467, Presented a program for War Mothers Club, January: Helped sponsor the Annual Regional Bred Gilt Sale, Played eight basketball games against other schools. February: Presented program at Northern California Holstein Meeting, Entered a team in Sectional Parliamentary Pro- cedure Contest, Bob Gavigan took first in Section Public Speaking Contest, Played six basketball games against other schools. March: The McArthur Basketball Competed in Tournament, Bob Gavigan participated in the Regional Public Speaking Contest. Dan Robbins and Gavigan attended the Regional Convention, Gavigan addressed Orland Rotary Club. Six teams C37 membersj took part in Red Bluff Sectional Contest, won Chapter Sweepstake Award, April: Seven teams and 25 members competed in the statewide judging contest at Davis, Back row: L. Bible, M, Carlton, K, Strong, A, Simons, J Hamilton I Ogburn, J Wall E Souza R Boehm D, Alberico, Middle row: P, Putnum, E, Lockhart, C. Dickey, B Hayton, L Morris M Woodward R Morris, F, Wilson, D, Wadsworth, D, Beauchamp, M, Holmes Front row A Benson J Stemple R Iobe D. Varner, D. Leifried, R, Brown, P. Hibdon, I, Studybaker, A Kaiser, J Souza C Rector 'TKT' All . 'NWPSR MVZWF' wfi,s z sw,,g1xtf!ll5 May: Twenty-five members attended the State Convention and seven teams were entered in the State Judging Finals, The group received a Master Chapter Award for the tenth year. State Farmer Degrees were conferred on Andy Kaiser, Jerry Stemple, Richard Brown, Bill Simons, and Larry Lourenco, Bob Gavigan and Jack Studybaker were delegates to the State Convention. To conclude the year's activities, the Chapter Banquet and presentation of awards took the final spotlight: Joe Souza re- ceived the Bankers' Award, Jack Studybaker received the Star Chapter Farmer Award, Bill Simons received the Star Dairy Farmer Award, Jerry Stemple received the Star Agricultural Mechanics Award, Wayne Bartholomew, State Conservation Award, and Mr, Newberry and Mr, Albright received Honorary Chapter Farmer Degrees. 40: Above - left and right corners: Andy Kaiser and Roney Elder show prize hogs at the Glenn County Fair, Above - Center: Egon Pfeil shows his Champion Fat Lamb, Left: Competition in the Fat Lamb showing in- cluded entries of Noel Albright, Art Kandler, Wayne Bartholomew, Pfeil, and Dan Robbins, Below: FFAers take time out for the Annual Barn Dance fhere driven inside by an unexpected rainy ' -5-...,, , my g Y 7, 0, 7, R Z? 55 Wi Back row: E, Walker, S, Wilson, I, Jacobs, Front row: I, Miller, P, Blacet, The T,O,T, members, under the direction of Mrs, Walker, had a very active year, We had a cake sale at the beginning of the school year, to raise money for club use, In October, we had a pot luck dinner for all T,O,T, members. For entertainment we had a short talk by Darlene Lowman, who attends Chico State College and is now studying to become a teacher, She was a T,O,T, member last year, She outlined the program of a typical college freshman, We enjoyed another interesting activity when some of the members attended a meeting at Chico State College as guests of Chico State, Pat Blacet, our president, told what our club had done in the past, Another event to add to our wonderful year was a trip to Stanford University on March 8, Every year the group goes to a college of its choice, This has proved to be a very worthwhile activity, In April, Dr. Kathrine Dresden from Chico State College entertained the group of future teachers of Orland and Willows High Schools, Dr. Dresden, who spent two years in Pakistan as an exchange teacher, spoke to us dressed in a costume of Pakistan, Back row: L. Gleason, T, Hatcher, I, Wallace, J, Enos, K, Friesen, C, Kelley, E, Walker, I, Beck, J, Hamilton, I. Main, P, Elkin, K, Fitzgerald, S, King, S, Troxel, B. Kees, B. Booth, J, Miller, D, Mayer, D, Locke, Third row: R, Ferry, A, Noble, K, Sweet, S, Heintz, B, Bailey, S, Wilson, J, Graves, P, Blacet, J, Jacobs, B, Carroll, C, King, D, Cook, P, Hibdon, Second row: I. Barkley, M, Varner, J, Walsh, P. Dempsey, B, Green, D. Day, M. Ruff, S. Neilsen, I, Wadman, Front row: G. Little, R, Hilzer, B, Mangum, G. Freeman, R, Preusser, D. Jolley, I. Hamann, D, Welch, J, Second, J, London. I Standing: S, Heintz, M, Fitzgerald, Front row: I. Graves, A. Noble, The Future Nurses' Club, one of the newest groups on the Orland High campus, was organized this year under the advisorship of Miss Elsie Hanbury and Mrs. Lawrence Newberry, Our first task was to elect our officers, Jo Ann Graves was elected President, Marie Fitzgerald, Vice President Sheri Heintz, Secretaryg and Arthalyn Nobleg Historian, These officers served the entire year because we didn't organize until nearly the end of the first semester, Our main activity of the year was a pot luck dinner in February, at which a teacher and a nursing student from Chico State spoke to us on Careers and Training for Nurses. Back row: A, Johnson, C. Hallows, H, Ridings, B, Ballew, R, Jones, B, Booth, P, Turman, P, Blacet, A. Noble, M, Fitzgerald, L, Howard, I, Jacobs, Front row: G. Palmer, L. Franzen, D. Day, K. Murphy, B, Bailey, S, I-Ieintz, I. Graves, B. Carroll, D, Thomasson, I. Woodward, S-v--ws, 5fj?,,.,'l iw-if L.. The Archery Club had a successful and enjoyable year under the able direction of Mr side during good weather, learning new skills, which we later tested in a tournament 'K-lwliid mstlfw we r perm 14 X551 , n ,nviiiz naw? r W ff ,,. C. off' fa 152059 t YLQY HQ danced all gghtl i 'A IMSWH -.... ,......... x ,me , JLG' ,bt 915651.- '2'2 u O Back row: B, Nunes, D, Barkley, M, Ferris, L. London, J, Novak, Front row: D. Reisinger, D, Smithousen, A. Ruff, C. Troxel, C. King. In this, our third year, we welcomed several freshmen into our club. They are expanding our ranks and ex- ploring with us the field of science. We hope that from our club will come scientists for tomorrow, Our club is again affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, We have had interesting demonstrations this year. Dennis Barkley teamed with Dennis Reisinger to show us an amateur radio station in operation, Because of our great interest in astronomy, Jimmy Novak bought and made a telescope, Dennis Reisinger entered a contest in science conducted by the Future Scientists of America and sponsored by the American Society for Metals. We listened to his paper, The Principles of Radio, and believe that it will place high, We helped to sponsor the annual Science Fair, thanks to the money raised by exploding Zea mays everta,' This fair is our chief activity for the year, C. King, Vice President, D, Smith- ousen, A. Ruff, C. King, Secretaryg D. Barkley, Recorder, D, Reisinger, President, C. Troxel. ' Popcorn Y' 10 ' my V' 550, ark ww' Z! 'Enix' gl QW mxgu LIFE HIS XQ,4,,,,r apr, o ' ' X 1-f ,3' 4,4 ,X Q 1 ,.-'M' ' . 1 MEI Q ,A-W' '4 a .DIV m mmm.,-AQ ,N.,-.... 5 K5Qi- Sf! 'M 53 ' 1 f , ww X I M? mmwi ' 3 if E43 is -M' wf'?1?,N ., Q' ' 4 'Q ,f 4 ' as 'gg w,'g,: . by Q Q I M 1' if A A Y P. Blacet, H. Moranda, I, Jacobs, R, Ferry, I. Wallace, B, Bailey Back row: L. Schatz, I. Taylor, M, Levet, G. Spencer, G. Piper, P. Murphy. J. Barkley, C. Boyles, E. Vereschagin, R. Hibdon, R. Ferry, S. Schatz, I, Howard, I. Jacobs. Second row: V. Trexler, A. Noble, I. Kolousek, S. Boyles, M. Thomas, J. Wallace, L. Hughes, H. Kaber, S. Reimers, B. Baumgartner, M. Hollis, B. Kees, C. Troxel, C. King. Third row: K. Fitzgerald, P. Elkin, S. Nielsen, I. Main, B. Bailey, I. Beck, C. Forbes, D. O'Hair, E. Walker, P. Blacet. First row: Mr. Russell, H, Blunck, M. Ferris, D. Barkley, B. Gilmore, D, Pehrson, F. Romer, D. Reisinger, A. Ruff, The year began with initiation of new members. A treasure hunt - which took us all over Orland, thanks to Mr. Russell's ingenuity - was enjoyed by all. Our educational trip took us to San Francisco for three days. We visited Fisherman's Wharf, the Planetarium, a theatre production, and other places of interest. Money was raised for our trip by a food sale, and by cupcake sales at school during noon, The C,S,F, school supply booth also was operated as usual by members, The Sealbearers' Banquet was held in the spring, honoring Dick Smithousen, Carol Forbes, Beth Baumgartner, Jacquie Howard, Larry Gleason, Carol Boyles, and Janet Main. 70730 ' Back row: N. Albright, D, Lierman, J, Dixon, Front: L. Smith, 1 i . I ,Ur 'Q' 2-ji--Q RN WM H 1 f sqm is 'rs-sa.,..-.,,.-f 5 L , This year the Trojan Shifters promoted a safety program by checking the students' cars for the following defects: tires, lights, steering, brakes, windshield wipers, mufflers and other items. The members helped design a red club plaque from aluminum with Mr. Ellsworth, the advisor, directin Phil Rockholt carved out the head and the lettering, Fred Agabashian, a famous race driver, and one of 49 members of the 100-Mile-an-Hour Club, came to school and talked to the boys about safety and racing. S. N. Albright, E. LeDonne, C. Robbins, D. Lierman, I. Sanders, I, Dixon, L. Smith, R, Soehner, XFX? 7 47?W 5145! V, Young, P, Blacet, I. Second, E, Brogden, L. Howard, I. Graves C. King, Mr, Fox. S, Schatz, J. Jacobs, L, London, I. Hathcock, I. Walsh. L. Hughes M. Cook, P. Dempsey. The paper staff got off to a slow start this year, but after we elected editors for each page, the paper got out smoothly. Our best papers were our Thanksgiving and Christmas editions. We used up our budget for the paper about a month before school was out and could not publish any- more, The paper staff did have a fine year and are looking forward to next year, Back row: L. Schonborg, V, Pipkin, L. La Rue, N. Spiegel, S. Wilson, S, Skala, C. Reynolds, J, Wadman, M, Shanahan, Second row: P. Leach, M, Smith, B, Carroll, D, Knecht, P, Hibdon, J, Hamilton, B, Bailey, S, Heintz, D, Stockton, L, Stockton, S, Troxel, S, King, N, Wadman, Third row: F, Hibdon, E, Pfeil, L, Long, C, Wright, D, Schonauer, T, Copenhaver, K, Kelley, I, Hull, A, Jacobson, R, Hibdon, N, Wilfong, B, Cleek, D, Day, R, Jones, Fourth row: I. Hudgins, D, Hinz, J, Schuster, G. Glenn, M, Hardin, I, Tommeraason J, Beck, H, Saunders, M, Carlson, I, Walsh, R, Ferry, Front row: D, Cook, D, Simpson, P, Gavigan, A, Stemple, D, Johnson, I. Kees, C. Hallows, G. Piper, M. Matousek. Wee The Glee Club, directed by Mr, Kwate and accompanied by Joann Hull on the piano, was a great help to the school and community, performing at many functions. Nine of the songsters sang their Cantata for the Women's Improvement Club and the Kiwanians to help them celebrate their Christmas parties, The entire Glee Club sang for the National Education Association Centennial Celebration at the Mill St. Auditorium, Tuesday April 2. We helped create an impressive finish to the Band Concert by singing Battle Hymn of the Republic with the backing of the band, We took part in the Chico Music Festival, where we received excellent ratings, We also performed another community service by singing at the Junior Women's Ice Cream Social, We finished the year in the same thrilling way - bidding the Seniors a farewell in song at their Baccalaureate, Standing: I. Graves, R. Fossek, R. Rodriguez, M, Levet, N. Nichols, B, Gilmore, K, Murphy, S, Hitchcock, M, Hollis, I. Howard, Three Basses: P. Taylor, E, Lockhart, F, Ruff. Back row, sitting: J. Mattice, F. Romer, B. Simons, B. Whitt, D. Alberico, P. Higginbotham, C. Forbes, J, Hudgins, R. Preusser, N. Albright, P, Marshall. Fourth row: L. Smith, S. Wilson, D. Kwate, D. Johnson, I, Taylor, C. Gleason, L, Bryden, K. Berk- land, H, Blunck, R. DeLaCruz, B. Mangum. Third row: A. Ruff, P, Peart, L, Franzen, J, Hull, I. Kolousek, N. Rongley, K. Fitzgerald, N, Rockholt, J, Mayer, D. Barkley, D, Howard, E, Vereschagin, N, Ellsworth, S. Nielson. Second row: N, Spiegel, P. Blacet, M. Haglund, S. Reimers, J. Beck, E, Walker, R. Elmore, J, Main, G, Piper, B. Green, P, Turman, L. Howard. First row: M. Tolley, D. Ferry, K. Woodward, J. Kuhnen, D. O'Hair, B. Kees, J. Spannaus, Zcuwl The band began the season with the Glenn County Fair Parade. One of our big hits was the Orland -Willows Football Game in November, There the band used the theme of Campaign Capers. They formed into a question mark, a hound dog, a ballot box and an R and a D symbolizing the Republican and Democratic parties, The band also did a dance. In February, the band put on a concert for the school which drew praise, From this band came a smaller group to form a studio band, They performed between acts for the Senior Play, During the latter part of April, the band attended the Music Festival in Chico. We played Tribute to Sousa and Dedication and received a high rating, We also marched in the parade, On May 4, we attended the Pioneer Day Parade in Chico dressed as an Indian band, On April 3-, we played an exchange program at Paradise, which was very well received, The big accomplishment of the season came when the band played its annual concert at the Mill Street School Auditorium. They played in their usual terrific form, ending with a smashing finale using both the band and Glee Club in a moving rendition of the Battle Hymn of the Republic, May 28, the band played for their final concert of the season - Graduation, This was the last time the seniors were able to play with the band, D, Macy, L, Hefty, B, Bruce, P, Rockholt, D. Leifried D. Mayer, I. Krauch, ' D. Macy. J. Reynolds, K. Kelley, R, Jobe. Prince, D. Brumbaugh, C. 1ff5 A X J Jh,7, -f' ,.Z4i,l-R11 lvfz ,-,---'J ' 'eee f'7L ' 'fi' ' 'G 'if e'i1-55 i j n '0-was-. 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THE CAST: Fred Miller - - Harriet Miller - - - - Mitzie Miller - Ben Miller - - - Kathie Miller - Mary Ja ne Price Sidney Collins - Ducky Tipton - Bert Morris - - Lenore Long - - - -Jon Hamann Carolyn Troxel - -Maxine Cook ' Gary Freeman Mary Lee Hollis - Pat Dempsey - Perry Hibdon Mrs. Cooney - - - - Joe Robertson - - - - - - - Nancy Nichols - Richard Iolley Spike O'Brien - - - - - -Benny Mangum - - - Carol Forbes - -Jerry Hudgins - - Vicci Young Mrs. Robertson - - - - Judy Mattice Mrs, Custer ---- - - Radio Announcer Jacquie Howard - - Joel Russell The Senior Play Handy Man' was a smash hit comedy, widely acclaimed by the large crowd at tending. It centered around a University student and his riotous encounters with a lively family. gs.. PAT IOANN Head Cheerleader Jo Graves and her two companions in time, Pat Blacet and Patti Hibdon, sparked a lot of pep and enthusiasm at all our games and rallies. They also introduced our new Alma Mater at a rally, written by Bandleader Milton Kwate and Mrs, Anne Rucker. The Student Body seemed to really like it, and the cheerleaders hope it will become an established tradition. P, Blacet, I. Graves, P. Hibdon. PATTI M? Y, ROBERTS J. SECOND M, HOLLIS N, NICHOLS Y, ROBERTS, N, NICHOLS, M, HOLLIS, I, SECOND, , 0 C, Luba, R, Peters, R, Rodriguez, I, Second, Y, Roberts, P, Hibdon, R, Jones, J, Hudgins. J, GRAVES Drum Ma jorette caa?n77Z4' 1, Schuster, D, Schonauer, C, Retzloff, K. Kelley, H, Kaber, S. King, E. Taylor, L. Hackler, I, Tommeraason. Dfzdleam Left Around: J, Hefty, B, Carroll, C. King, L. Schatz, L, Stockton, J. Kolousek, S. Dragseth, D, Day, L, Schonborg, C, Simpson, Leader, P. Murphy, The G,A,A, - sponsored drill team, hampered by inclement weather and other problems, had a brief but flashy career in the early fall football sea- son. This is the second year of the organization's existence at Orland, abil? 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Under the fine coaching of Marshall Latimer and Don Trimble and their assistant, George Aguire, the Trojan Varsity won four out of seven league games to capture third place in the Westside League, Stumbling blocks this year were Colusa, Gridley, and Willows, -51 . x'- 1 Z 3 5 Z ou 'J- -3 rn cn Z ID :I N on 2 Q E '-4 I C2 U Q I-4 Z cn RICHARD LOCKE GARY EWING LARRY GLEASON IVAN BROWN TRAVIS HATCHER TED LOWDEN BENNY MANGUM PHIL MARSHALL 2 if if E LOREN SMITH MICKY KEMP IERRY MILLER DICK MAYER 2 E 3 if 5 5 I MIKE WOODWARD RICHARD LEIFRED DAVE LIERMAN ROGER IOBE GENE THOMPSON GARY FREEMAN RALPH HILZER EDDIE LE DONNE ANDY KAISER LEVOY DOBBS KEN PRINCE CHARLEY LEPPER IOHN SECOND DEE WELCH ?oaZ54!! Zaeen i1,,,, Coach Latimer crowning Queen Roberta Rodriquez When is my turn? That's the way QW. 74405451 .v. A ,v'. - 5,-,,-E.. ,..., ' - g 21.1 '-'irfffeg 1 ,. rf wk 4135-sa.. xy 1755: ' 'F qpyilrv '+I-x, Eff: 'f','f5 '?':.vL':Hi5 -H-21'-J 3' -F' fijxfatvz: . V, v Sparked by the coaching of Bob Gein and Hal Brown, the Trobabes, little brothers of the Trojans, had a very successful season, They knocked over second place in the Westside League, much to the delight of all their rooters and followers. Front row: G. Piper, L. Jacobs, J, Russell, D. Turman, I. Martin, J. Poulsen, D. Alberico, J. Hatcher, L. New- man, D. Hinz, J, London, Second row: I. Lehto, G. Edwards, R. Welch, D. Walsh, G, Hollis, I. King, C. Schroeder, D. Beauchamp, J. Hamilton, A. Brooks, I, Malnar, B. Davis, K. Strong. Third row: Coach Brown, I. Leach, D. Johnson, J, Thrall, I, Tyler, J, Sanders, E. Self, D. Brumbaugh, B, Lind, M, Sivesind, R, Whipple, G. Simic, I, Thomas, J, Lowden, F, Ondricek, Coach Gein, Fourth row: N, Cook, M, Vinsonhaler, B, Vereschagin T. Cockburn, B. Hayton, T. Morse, D. Hawkinson, F. Romer, D, Brown, J. McKinney, H. Blunck, J, Osborne, G. Embrey, N. Gamble. Fifth row: A. Ruff, L. Lourenco, G, Beauchamp, L. Ponci, D, Pacheco, M, Yalow, C, Gleason, B. Simons, D. Morse, P, Higginbotham, D, Prince, D, Macy. TRAVIS HATCHER MIKE WOODWARD LARRY GLEASON DICK MAYER COACH TRIM BLE auch? The Trojan Cagers, with plenty of hard practicing behind them, came through their season winning five thrilling games out of the seven played, Coach Trimble carried a squad of fifteen which were in tip top condition and showed their skill in a very successful season. The most thrilling game for the Orland fans was the final tilt against Anderson for the championship, The teams kept the fans on the edge of their seats as they battled back and forth making goals. Finally the Cubs broke out in the final quarter and won 69 to 56, leaving Orland in second place in the league, JOHN SECOND IERRY MILLER NORMAN BATES REGGIE OLNEY HM SPANNAUS DELMER BROWN IVAN BROWN MICKY KEMP 1 IAMES THRALL BOB ROCKHOLT DONALD MEEDER 1 I 2 COACH LATIMER The Trobabes, in their seasonal play this year, kept the same average as the Trojans, coming out of their season with five wins and two losses, The Trobabes took a thrilling 60-34 win from the Willows Goslings in a smooth running game, with the excellent coaching of coach Latimer be- hind them, Next year the Babes are again looking forward to a great season, 5 e ,,,.,a Front row: Coach Latimer, H, Blunck, R, Penrose, C. Gleason, E. Self, J. I-Iudgins, D. Brumbaugh, Middle row: C. Schroeder, A, Brooks, M. Holder, G. Beauchamp, J, Osborn, J. Sanders, Back row: I, Hatcher, D, Behrens, R, Preusser, I. Peterson, J, Russell, The Spikemen of Orland High ran all over the other high schools participating in the year's track events. Travis Hatcher, who did a terrific job in the high hurdles, won a chance at the state meet and brought home a 6th place, keeping up the tradition of Orland High Trackmen, A,B, and C divisions were all very strong and won most of the track meets. Coached by Mr. Gein and Mr. Brown, they progressed rapidly and did an excellent job, XL ll.Wi'Q .I ' '1'4liul..L l la! 5 sHv,. .Jian 1 I H' fi in I sg ff ' n -'ZLL so :,1 ....... 4. :.,. l! t Lg in X k LJ f I' QL fx JERRY MILLER BENNY MANGUM .TIM SPANNAUS ' Zacelafl Heads up, was the familiar cry from the Trojan nine during a wild baseball season this year, Mr. Latimer coached the many practices that really proved worthwhile during the seasonal play, COACH LATIMER DON PRINCE GARY FREEMAN DELMER BROWN X Front row: E. Pellizzari, T, Cock- burn, P, Booth, B. Gilmore, H. Blunck. Back row: D, Hinz, A, Ruff, H, Moranda, I, London, Front row: D. Murray, D. Beauchamp, A. Brooks, D, Hawkinson, N. Gamble, Back row: L. Bible, J, Hamilton, C. Schroeder. Managers: JIM THOMAS JERRY LOWDEN FRANK ONDRICEK ,WE The Junior Varsity Baseball players had a moderately successful season, but were somewhat limited by lack of team experience and insufficient depth in skilled substitutes, They were coached by Don Trimble. Spoon 0666? ,.., ei ,ff .5 ' 'ifwh 1 f -'ma X -af gf., 1 'M H-o:J,i?'S?j.1 f ,Aa-w.., - 1.:'. r1'5-.. k ,WJ-ju. f- '- Q' . ,avf.:s9 t Q, E he idggwu Back row: E. Walker, J. Jacobs, I, Wallace, B. - ,r cn ,v .AL 53. - -, yi-,1 '5 . Qi' 1- ' Carroll, R. Ferry. Front row: M. F1tzgera1d, L. r ,V-3,553-gf. V5 V' l '- ' MI:-' ' ff-jjggwgf ,.,,., Ng, Howard, D, O'Ha1r, L, Stockton. 'Ei' 7CfQ I' - ,amy-pae.w::wnn4-..vn. 5 Hi F ,-W fel.-fm. kk., ,f..,...,,, .. X Mi K u J. 'fx ' t SWT, 5- ,.ffZ i 'N p-'WJ 3254--.4 H x..s. E Q Q V-v':!Jf5SaJ?fuf-walk.-......,...,,.,..........--3 Back row: N. Spiegel, J. Walsh, V. Young, M. Back row: B, Kees, P, Blacet, J, Pinching, A, Ruff, Varner, R. Rodriguez. Front row: N. Nichols, M. F. Hibdon, Front row: P, Hibdon, J. Graves, I. Beck, Hollis, Y. Roberts, J. Second, I. Kolousek, P. C. King, C, Reynolds. Dempsey. W Back row: V. Young, J, Walsh, J, Main, M. Varner, N. Spiegel, Front row: S, Wilson, N, Nichols, M, Hollis, P, Dempsey, J, Second, R. Rodriguez, .M-wav .f N , f' W ff , ff L3 , , 4' xx Zfifw K I sw ' .5 0, vi-910 if? 5 . g 3, ji, Xwdqmwwf Z' S. Wilson, J, Second, N. Spiegel, M, Varner, P, Dempsey, I. Walsh, N. Nichols, M. Hollis, R. Rodriguez, V. Young, SX , QQ, ish. X ' gfg, A A -1,-.s,-SQL Q, ' ' f , 3- '7f5'f?-?' - I A. , '.4?-Sieffgwggu., iffy . ' . ' '7 ?hu.. 'digdy ' ' 1 A - as ' -- Wil-fm: -A .1--v0'N Nr , V .N ,M,:,,,.. 'QW 'M A' ' ' , 1-P-u...-,,,. I 5 ----.......,5 Front row: B, Kranig, D, Macy, A. Ruff, G. Simic, P. Hibdon, G, Freeman. Middle row: P, Taylor, J. Hamilton, T, Cockburn, R. Hilzer, A. Brooks, B. Davis. Back tow: A, Benson, I. Sanders, E, Le- Donne, D. Varner, R. Elder, R. Soehner, genie? The Sixth Annual Boxing Show, presented by the Orland High School Block O, March 5, went over very smoothly this year with a total of twenty -two three -round bouts between the following battlers: Hibdon vs J. Sanders Freeman vs D. Varner Simons vs E. LeDonne Hamilton vs E. Lockhart Kranig vs R. Boehm Hollis vs I. Lehto G. Simic vs K. Strong COACH LATIMER Hilzer vs R. Elder Taylor vs R. Soehner Hosking vs D. Beauchamp Ruff vs T. Cockburn Macy vs A. Benson Brooks vs B. Davis emzckz Phu. T QV . oCV' steve Wtcxa em YW de' eawafds' This year's members of the Orland High School tennis team, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Trimble, progressed very rapidly and did a fine job in their season, They played six games, often traveling to different towns with the baseball team, 8 fs l . Rafi- gf Dems XOYs n Gio so e 'nn Lehio f Gen COACH TRIMBLE -if