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

Page 16 text:

History of Orange H1 ATTer walcung up To The need oT a hugh school Orange EI Modena Vulla Parlc and Olive voTed ln The summer oT 1903 To esTablssh The Orange Union T-llgh School dnsTrlcT and voTed bonds Tor SOOO Tor buuldung and egulpmenT uarTers Tor The school aT TnrsT were IH a sTore buuldung downTown whale a permanenT suTe was being chosen and The buuldung consTrucTed The olo Playa p1cTured here w s a Tamnlnar snghT To OUT-TS sTudenTs as They came To and Trom classes Funally The Tuve acres on The corner oT Palm and Glassell sTreeTs were purchased The Tv o sTory bunldlng accommodaTed Trom Two hundred To Two hundred and TsTTy sTudenTs and was ludged by ouT oT Town vlslTors To be one oT The TunesT Tor The money un The sTaTe lT was very well Tumshed on The walls and was as nearly perTecT as was possible aT ThaT Tnme un heaT1ng oTT:ces a gymnaslum lunch rooms Teachers roo'ns and a beauTnTul assembly room In whach was The library conslsTlng oT over 2 OOO careTully selecTed volumes When school opened un SepTember 1903 The enrollmenT was eughTy one puplls and Tour Teachers The worlc oT The TlrsT year was commended by The sTaTe unnversuTy The school was puT on The accreduTed lrsT The second year and by The Third year worlc ID every sublecT was up To sTandard Tne only senuor oT The year IQO3 O4 was l-lelen Bullungsley ln I905 aT The end oT The second year The number oT oraduaTes had Increased To seven ln IQO7 TwenTy Two gradu aTes leTT OUHS s doors and The school was oTT To a good sTarT Shown un The pucTure The way They loolced as sensors are Row l Jaclc PraTT Emma STanley Alma Pnxley Ella CossaurT MyrTle Adams Lulu McPherson Nellue LlghT hall Row 2 ErnesT CossaurT l-lolmes Bn hop Marlon Pryne class Teacher 1 1 I l I 5 nn 4 , 1 C ' 5' m ddgkl - ' A n l 1?,n i J - . . . venTilaTion and saniTaTion. ConTained in The building were The usual laboraTories, class rooms, I I T X u 0 ' ' l 3 . T W Q y V 'S . ' . . I2

Page 15 text:

F LEADER HIP Eg Ps P lUknIInwQ MEP A D HOENSHELL P NCIPAL I9l7 Q Q FRANK HENDERSON PRINCIPAL mo me A HAVEN SMITH PRINCIPAL me I945 ALTON SCOTT PPINLIPAL 1945 T947

Page 17 text:

Ellen Carlson, MonTa l-lilyard, Clarence LighThall, Elwood Paddock. Row 3: Ralph Adams, Simon FiTzpaTriclc, Vern Parker, Ferd Prince, Jessie l-loyT, Grace l-lumphrey, J. Roy SmiTh, and Gerald Farwell. RighT Trom The sTarT, The spiriT was good aT Orange l-li, iolcing being a common Thing beTween TaculTy and sTudenTs. Mr. Charles E. Taylor, principal Trom l903-IO, was a TavoriTe oT all iudging by a guoTaTion To him in a publicaTion oT The IQO6 Joshes which said, None buT himselT can be his parallel. AT The Time oT The San Francisco earThqualce in IQO6, The sTudenTs rallied TogeTher and senT money and cloThing To The superinTendenT oT They SanTa Rosa public schools. Formal opening oT The new building was celebraTed in SepTember oT I905. A Typical yell oT ThaT year was: Riclcer-raclcer, Firecracker Rah! Rahl Rahl NaughTy eIghT up To daTe BITT Boom Bah' The annual Torensic conTesT oT The Orange counTy high schools was The high lIghT of The year Tor many sTudenTs In l9IO Orange won again This Time The sophomore Treshman and school medals Ruby Campbell was The sophomore represenTaTIve and Mabel l-larbour The Tresh man represenTaTIve The year l9lO Il produced a craclc Traclc Team Tor Orange l-li No wonder eITher Tor one oT ITs members was senior Fred Kelly who was soon To become The winner oT The Olympic I IO nneTer hurdles In l9l2 aT SToclcholm AT ThaT Time he was a sTudenT aT The UnIversITy oT SouThe n CalITornIa The baseball championship oT SouThern CalITornIa was won by Orange l-l IU l9I4 Members oT The Team were Murray Wallace Thompson SpoTTs MITchell PoTTer Adams Bier wagon WaTson Lush and MITchell They had a Top Traclc Team ThaT year Too Orange I-li girls also had Their claim To Tame wITh The baslceTball championship oT Orange counTy 3 I , . . . . . ' I I 1 . . I 9 T ' I I ' - - . Y' . . . . . -' I I I I I I I ' I I I - I - QQ