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

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WALTER RIGHTER IIe's not frightened, 'though his hair does stand on end. The Taming of the Shrewg Foot Bail-3 and 49 Baseball-3 and 4. DOLLIE WALLACE She s cute and keeps 'em guessing. Taming of the Shrewf' Sophomore Editor for ,Annual-23 Assistant :Edi- tor-4g Reflector Staff-3 and 43 Debat- ing Team-33 Honor Society. MARGARET HARDCASTLE Do I look all right ? The Fool of the Family. MARTELL THOMPSON A good student, athlete and fellow. Football-3 and 45 Basket Ball-2, 3 and 43 Baseball-2, 3, and 45 The Little 'Nlinistergn The Taming of the Shrewg Business Manager for Annual-4: De- bating Team-35 Honor Society-2, 3 and 43 Class President-2 and 3: Vice-Presi dent of French Club-3. HELEN SIPHERD A noble type of heroic womanhoodf' Operetta-43 Honor Society. DOROTHY PEASE My man's as true as steel. Martha-by-the-day: Fourteen3 ' Op- eretta-2 and 4g Vice-President of Class 13 Chairman of Decoration Committee of Girls League. BURTON KRASCHEL Born for success he seemed. Football-4.

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The Senior Class Howard Murphy -- ---..--- President Don Hampton --- .- Vice-President Nlelba Nlitclwll . .... .--,-,---- -,,, Secretary Mary K. Lowry -- ,--,-- .-..-.- ...... Treasurer Miss XN'alker, Mr J. A. Moore- .. ....... Class Teachers The class of '23 claims several distinctions that have not been held by any other class in the history of O. Lf ll. S. One is, that it is by far the largest class to graduate from the local insti- tution of learning in the twenty years that Orange Union High School has been in existence. The class consists of llO, a very creditable size for a school. Another is the distinction of being the first class to graduate from the new auditorium with its magnificent stage and pipe organ. '23 has always been a very active class in all school activities, whether it was athletics, dramatics or social functions. ln scholarship, '23 has been above the average. XVhile we are very happy to be receiving a diploma from O. U. H. S., it is not entirely without regret that we leave. The campus, the teachers, the associations have all become dear to ns. VVC have learned what school spirit is. what it means to be thrilled by XVe're loyal to you, Orange High. Some of the class will probably unite in the holy bonds of matrimony after graduation, others will enter the business world and many will go to college. but it is certain that wherever the members of the class are or whatever they are doing, O. U. ll. S. will not be forgotten.

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HERBERT RICKERT A stuid and quiet fellow. VEARL BOYER Her wit was more than man. Honor Societyg Secretary of Class-2. ESTHER JENNINGS Slide quaint and quiet, but full of wit withal. Reflector Staff-33 Editor of Rellector-45 Honor Society 2, 3 and 4. MAUDE JOHNSON Ze:tl0us, yet modest. LILLIAN THOMPSON Fine people, like fine deeds, need no trumpets. Opel-etta-l, 2, 3 and 43 Class Song Lead- er-Z, 3 and 4g Chairman of Look-out Committee for Girls' League. ESTHER DALTON A link from a chain of gold. Entered O.U.H.S. as a Senior. MARJORIE STRAIN Few words, many deeds. Operetta l and 4. WILLIAM JONES 'f0h, help me boys, or I fall. Tennis team 2 and 3.