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

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DICK HARBOTTLE STUDENT BODY GFFICERS As the year draws to a close, I realize that l have made more than a few mistakes. There is also the realization that without your cooperation, friendship, and tolerance at all times, the office of 'Student Body President could have been something other than a privilege and an honor, To the various committees goes my sincere thanks, for it was through the faculties and their fine work and coopera- tion that the year was made a success. The entire Student Body has made a fine showing throughout the year. With the spurt in its enrollment has come an increase in the many organizations in the school. Our senior class is larger than any other graduating class in the history of our school. There have been no league championships turned in by the athletic teams so far, but all have been well represented in quantity, quality and sportsmanship. l thank all of you for your support and wish you the best for your futures. ---Dick Harbottle. S t IEAN DEMING PAUL ROSSITER President's Message

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anim: isfoty In September, 1932, a large group of eager and innocent freshman of the present senior class entered Orange Union High' School, ready to do their part for the school. They showed their willingness from the start by entering into all activities and distinguishing themselves in many organizations. During their sophomore year, they continued on their way. Many of them proved their worth in sports. Gthers showed up in scholarship, music, and executive ability. They enter- tained with a reception for the freshmen and left their soph- omore year behind with a clear conscience. As juniors, this class really was spectacular. They took the initiative in starting the new custom of having class sweaters in addition to rings, and gave several dances. Later on they put on the play, Billy , with great success, and then gave a Iunior-Senior Banquet of which they can well be proud. The graduating class has used its influence this year to support the school in whatever way it could. The class was outstanding in many ways. Not only was it the largest class ever to graduate from O. U. H. S., but it contributed many leaders to student body organizations. As the members of the class of '36 end their high school career, they leave a fine record of four years well spent. Memories of what these years here have meant will spur them on to better things. Eiglm-rn