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

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roREWoRD Ourihigh school days constitute a period in our lives in which studies and care-free hours go hand in hand. In publishing this annual we have tried to portray both sides of the school life. VVe have considered the student body as a whole and have tried to publish an annual which will appeal to the majority of students. To keep the 1924 edi- tion up to the high standard set by annuals of the past has been one of our goals. Our annual is a record book of the school year and'it is hoped that in years to come it will bring back long forgotten memories of Orange High. As this annual goes to press we wish to extend our appreciation to Mr. Kay- lor, our photographer, Miss Heil of the art department, Mr. Shippee, our Faculty adviser, and to all those who have helped to make this edition of the Orange and VVhite what it is. THE STAFF. page ten

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THE E. IGR CLASS Elmer Nichols ....... ....... P resident ................ ................ L ester Peck Frank Watson ....... ....... V ice-President ......... ................ G erd Danneman Cora Frick ............... .............. S ecretary ....................... .......... P ortia Friedenbloom George Hennings ..................... Treasurer .................................. Portia Friedenbloom Vernon C. Shippee, Class Teacher The Class of '24 besides being the largest class to graduate from O. U. H. S. was one of the best. It's ranks were made up of many honor students and star athletes, in fact one might say it is the best class to leave this high school. Because this was an illustrious class, one might think they were always so. But when they entered the High School they were as much out of place as most freshmen are. In a few Weeks they had settled down to their studies. Ben jones was the class' choice for President and a good one he was. By this time the class had learned that all work and no play makes jack a dull boy so We held a class party on the campus. The party was in the form of a country fair and all came dressed as country lads and lassies. When the class came back, in September they were full fledged Sophomores. They had profited by their one year's experience and came back determired to do their best. One of the first things they did was to welcome the freshies and at the Freshman Reception the wee freshies were entertained. Northrop Ellis was the class president for that year. During the Junior year Cecil Cox was the class's leader and under his direc- tion the class made a name for itself. Clarence'l was given to help defray the expenses of the Junior-Senior Banquet. Q When September rolled around again the class returned to school. Having completed three laps of the race they resolved to make the last year the brightest year of all. Their athletes, debators, and actors did their best, and the school Won glory because of it. And so ends the history of the class of '24. page twelve