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

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DAVE HIRSTEIN tests equipment used in the electronics department, which was instituted at Orange High School this year. RUSSELL JACKSON M.A., Colorado State POINT I, DRn ER TRAINING Freshman class sponsor 1 Wl W ' y -zr i iQ r ; 1 i i % rrj ELIZABETH TAYLOR B.S., Peahodij College STUDY HALLS Latin club MARION DAVEY B.S., Long Beach State ELECTRONICS I Sophomore class sponsor ANDREW DESMET B.A., Chico State College AUTO SHOP I, H d.eAYS. wires 7 r all ' f f The mysterious intricacies of radios and gene- rators, the grinding of gears and buzzing of saws make the SHOPS centers of vocational education, vitally important to Orange High students with mechanical dexteritv. ANDREW P. LE TOURNEAU B.A., California MACHINE SHOP, METAL SHOP Auto club STEWART R. MEYER M.A., Colorado State WOOD SHOP I, II MECHANICAL DRAWING Future fi ' uchers GENE CUDWORTH feeds metal to a lathe machine in metal shop. Tuning up his Ford in auto shop, OTIS BYERLY tests a connection.

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RICHARD W CAIA. M.A.. Long Beach i tate U.S. HISTORY AMER1CA DEMOCRACY Senior class sponsor Audio-Visual club m(Xf[s ii. ELLIS HACKETT B.A., South Dakota U.S. HISTORY Junior class spoiuor WALTER HAMER B.A.. Oregon College of Education U.S. HISTORY WORLD HISTORY Sophomore class sponsor, ch. mttles, riimsteYS f The Battle of the Roses, July 4, 1776, Gettysbvu ' g and the t}iiit -eighth parallel parade before history students ' eyes as SOCIAL STUDIES teachers explain the past, discuss the present and attempt to predict wliat the future will brmg. JAMES HOLDRIDGE J .A., Michigan AMERICAN DEMOCRACY SENIOR PROBLEMS Senior class sponsor, AFS KENNETH MURPHY B.A., Chapman College U.S. HISTORY Freshman class sponsor Math studiiit DAMD OLTER traces a wiring pattern in tlie home-made compiili r hi- has siilimitted in science fairs. DALE C. WOOLLEY B.S., California GENERAL SCIENCE GENERAL MATH Science club 15

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:-:t!ii, ,LnLi, . ' I, tlu v . ., i ...,, driccra M. S. HAi:Lli L , GLENN WANN, ART HENRY. NORMAN MOCK. FRED SADBERRY, VIC N.AZE, MELVIN PENDERGRAFT. REX MACE, GLENN ANTLE, MARVIN ESTES and GEORGE WHEELER. Manager M. RY RODIECK. HELEN TREWETT. WILMA RODENBERGER, EVELYN TREWETT and HELEN CUDM ' ORTH prepare apple cobbler in the high school cafeteria. tmkS famd i 7 i es, Anc mo s. Keeping the clockwork of the OHS plant well-oiled, these unsung heroes uncomplainingly feed us, drive us safely, clean up after us, nurse us and keep our records straight. Sometlung is cooking in the Snackbar. F. YE EASTAN, BLANCHE MALDON- ADO, RUBY ANGLIN and SUSIE BLAIR know liow to phase hungry students. The office personnel including nurse MILDRED HESS, ELLEN FIRKINS, registrar NITA DAY, NORMA SKIN- NER, NORMA EGGERS and CAROL MASON knoiu all. Here thcii consider Mary Lee .Mien ' s ahfencc note. RICH.ARD REID, JOHN B.ALL, DON B.ATTY. JOE MALDONADO, JIM HANSEN, MILTON WEBER and CL.ARENCE BRADY rest after a long session of trying to keep the cam])us clean. ■ ?i ' A ' fl 3»f,ji 17