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

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Sixteen I QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ F OREWORD As you read this Annual we hope that you may greet your friends and familiar scenes on its pagesg that you see all of school life. We hope it will be a record book so that in after years you may look at it and smile as you see your classmates and teachers and say, this Annual reminds you of more pleasant experiences than any school annual that you have ever seen. We wish to thank the student body for 'its cofoperation and Mr. Higgins, our faculty adviserg Miss Heil, for artg Mr. Kaylor, our photographerg and all who helped to make this Annual a success. We have done our best to make this your book as well as ours, and we hope you will be satisfied. The Staff. QQQQQ ig?

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SENI ORS Officers President f -fff f Charles Young Russell Kokx ff f f Vice-President f f f joe Irwin SecretaryfTreasurer fffff Pauline Snodgrass Song Leader f f f f f f Hester Claypool Yell Leader fffffffff Tubby Thompson The class of '25 although small in number, makes up what it lacks in quantity with quality. We obtained this, as every one has seen, by hard work. As Freshies we thought school was somewhat a joke until-Zowie! The quarterly exams took us down a peg or two. When entering as Sophomores we decided that a little more work and less play would go much better on our grades. juniors! Oh, boy! We're getting near the end of our cruise through the stormy waters of High School. The Hottentotn was given to help defray the expenses of the Junior and Senior Banquet, which was a great success. After having had a very successful voyage through the seas of Freshmen, Sopho- mores, and Juniors, we arrived at the port of Seniors, the last and the best in our voyage. The Senior year has been the most successful of all and the class of '25 has .the honor of bringing much glory to the school through our many star athletes, actors, and horsefshoe pitchers. P, A, R, E I ghteeu O