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

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kept the ASB busy with activities . . . JikK- Craft, Treasurer Nita Nuw ' kirk, Cmuiniwit ' iicr nf Pep Rita Nfwkirk. CiunmhfiUincv uj Sncid! Activities Keeping talis t)ii tlie student hod} s moiie ' was stead -handed |ud ' . Nita promoted pep and school spirit throughout the ear. Good iiands and crowded dances were the result of Rita ' s hard work and patience. The biggest dance of the ear was sponsored In- the Juniors for the Seniors and Bev and her committee did a great job. Jim and his fellow workers produced a fine Sophomore carnival. Nanc ' led the Freshmen with a leadership aliilit - that ill develop throughout the ears. i%f,, (b m • i4 Bc XTly Armtt. jiininr Ctaxs Prcnidcni Jim Srlirordrr. S: ' liliniilnn- Class Prt ' .siclrnt ' anc Hull. Frrsliimin Class Prrsidcul 17

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Fulfilling their duties, the student council (.ar SikIcii. Fic Ufcnl Hrirm- W.ilkcr. Vii,-rrcsl,l nl Limia H.ir r , Si ' rniani CJary s patience stood out at the eekl stutleiit coiiiieil meetings this year. Helene also showed this quaht ' as she directed tlie student legislature. Neatness and promptness were accredited to Linda as she recorded the business of the meetings. MariKri fulfilled her job with competence and dependaliilit -. Following in Ka Huey ' s footsteps at the end of the first quarter. Dee has worked hard for the girls at OHS. Greg has succeeded in making this year s the best Senior class yet with his good leadership. M. nihil Siiiltli, ( ' I ' lmiw stiinri ttf Vithlicattinis (Girls ' Actilitir-r ChU Hiillln ' jiii.iliT, iii.,i Chis ' Pmidcut 16

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These worked hard for the student hody. FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATURE —Row 1 : P. Broiighton, S. Lewis, L. Cornt-tt. L. H()lji)s. C. Cabrera, J. Bate . Ri w 2: B. Walker, S. Swier, 1. Tlinnipson, D. Q ' l ' ntlt, X. Nij ra, I. Cerwintes, C. Kassahn, G. Soden. H,.w 3: D. Pond, G. Gable, L. Johns, B, Stiff, R. Cbirri, O. Van Wester- Imxzen, J. Perieh, j. Larson. Row 4: K.Burbridge, B. Hiirwit?., H. Walker. C. Cha ez, G. Cliapnian, R. JolKnionr, j. Hamilton, J. Lowe, C. Kellar. Row r,: M. BrnnniT. L. Tokunow, |. Huff. 1. Mill. ' r. P. NkKee. L, Levens, R. Obernolti-, L. Sniitli. M. Winibiisli. The school student sio eniineiit ot OIIS h)llo ecl tlie pattern of the I ' nited .States go einnient liy estahlishiny; two honses. Tlie Student Legislature, the lower house of oiu ' goxernment, handletl affairs which cannot be decided hy the Student Council because the ' carr too much significance for all. Student Representatives of bcjth semesters liave done great jobs, often carrying their decisions and questions back to the whole student bod to be decided upon. SEC(J, D SEMESTER LEGISL. ' - Tf ' RE-Row 1: C. Hirieman, P. Rieli- ,[rils, S. Shorter. C. Buehler, ]. Daxies, Harxiek, D. Bnskirk, 1. Jewell, D. Phil- Row 2: H. Walker, P. H.irtley, D. lips. Row .3; O. Walker, K. Gammon. J. Belprez, B. Hart, B. Walker, S. Snl- lixan, J. Larson. Row 4: C. Craxvfonl, M. ojnes, D. Wanner, S. Xewsom, . Haker, M. Robinson, S. Keeling, Ci. (innther, 1. Sehroetli-r. Row .5: N. Cruz, L. Tokunow, M, Clarke, S. Cli.i- ez, I). Stor -. Row G: S. Ijcwis, E. Curtis, M. Coreor.in. B. Ko ak. 1). Carlson, O. Robles, L, Lex ins, E. Mal- (lon.ulo. G. GiJiu.r. 1. Wirth, j: IS