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

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FRANK CHAMBERLIN B.S., South Dakota BOOKKEEPING, TYPING Junior class sponsor, ch. PATRICIA CREWS B.A., San Diego State TYPING, BUSINESS ENGLISH Senior class sponsor lAY CUMMINGS M.S. use BOOKKEEPING OFFICE PRACTICE Student store KENNETH L. SHEETS M.S., UCLA BUSINESS TRAINING SENIOR MATH Freshman class sponsor BUSINESS students leani to operate mimeographs, dictaphones, dupHcators, and comptometers. Tabulations and timed writings sharpen motor-sensory responses. ta buUt ' uns, inteYcst, time writhes I Fleet-fingered junior SHARON GRUHN reaches a .ipeed of 85 net words per minute • I ' ten minute timed writing. PHYLLIS STRATTON M.A., Northwestern STENOGRAPHY, TYPING Freshman class sponsor Senior SALLY STEELE sets a new OHS shorthand record as she attains a speed of 140 words per minute.

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LAWRENCE O. ARCHIBALD B.E., UCLA MECHANICAL DRAM ' ING Ticket sales VIRGIL L. HERIX M,A., Arizona State MECHANICAL DRAWING Fresinnan class sponsor MICHAEL FURST B.S.. Cal Poly AGRICULTURE Future farmers, AFS JOSEPHINE MILLER B.S., New Mexico A i- M HOMEMAKING I, II Future homemakers CHARLES J. ANDRESEN M.A., Columbia BAND, CHOIR, TYPING Modern Mtisic Masters ELLERY C. SLICK M.A., Long Beach State CHORAL MUSIC DRIVER ' S TRAINING Modern Mu ir Miistri AYtistrti me Id The teaching of the ARTS and CRAFTS is centered around the mastery of funda- mentals and the heightening of creativity as students and facult} members work together over drawing boards, sewing macliines, a dozen eggs or papier mache. 3 ' JOYCE R. BROWN ELEANOR JEAN MORGAN BARBARA TINKLE ROBERT HILL B.A., Mount St. Mary ' s B.S., Eastern State U. B.A., California M.S., CSC HOMEMAKING HOMEMAKING I, U CRAFTS, POTTERY, ART I ART I, II Future homemakers Future homemakers Art club spotuor Art club sponsor

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HELEN ALDRIDGE W.A., Michigan ENGLISH I. Ill Poetry workshop KATHARINE BLAIR Graduate work. Northwestern ENGLISH II, IV Senior class sponsor English department head RICHARD W. BOHRER A .S. use ENGLISH I, JOURNALISM ADVANCED READING Future teachers MARY BUCHOZ B.A.. Michigan State SPEECH I, ENGLISH 11 Freshman class sponsor KATHRYN M.A., Long ENGLISH CSF, AFS LINDSKOOG Beach State 11, HI JESSIE L. McFARLAND B.S., B.A., Geneva College ENGLISH m, BUSINESS ENGLISH, BUSINESS TRAINING lit mk YefidYts, krm Teaching ENGLISH involves more than rules of grammar, composition and speech. Students explore the profundities of man ' s thought and recorded action down the centuries from Shakespeare to Thurber. LYNN RUESCH pores over footnotes, bib- liographies and outlines, all part of her ines- capable, inevitable, omnipresent senior Eng- li ' ih term paper. NANCY RACINE B.A., Louisiana College ENGLISH HI Junior class spon. or JOHN ROWE B,A., Villanova College ENGLISH II Junior class sponsor