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

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O'ZE0l.TO'Z ln this annual, We, the staff, have endeavored to give a true picture of student life around the campus, and to include everything that expresses the spirit of Orange Union High School. May this Orange and White be a continual source of pleasure as you recall the many friendships, the activ-- ities, and the achievements of the past year, Barbara Knuth Lorraine Seavy Bill Fitschen Associate Editors.

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Uagfs of contents Introduction --- Title ---- Dedication - - - Acknowledgment - - Foreword - - - Administration --- Board of Trustees - - Principals Greeting - Vice-Principals' Greetings Faculty ------- Student Body Greetings Classes --- Seniors - - - - Iuniors - - - Sophomores - Freshmen - - Fine Arts Music - Drama - Dances Organizations Annual Staff - - Honor Society - - Girls' League - Boys' Forum - - Clubs - - - Sports --- Boys' Sports ---- Yell and Song Leaders 2 6 7 8 10 ll 12 13-15 16 18-40 41-46 47-50 51-54 56-57 58-61 58-60 60-61 62-63 - 64 - 65 66-67 73-86 - - 74 Girls' Sports ---- 87-102 Features and Advertisements 103-132