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

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fine arts MR. CHARLES J. ANDRESEN . . , taught the Panther band, instru- mental ensembiel iunior choir and driver training . . , earned his . I BA, in music at Teachers Coiiege in Miiwaulcee and his M.A. in 'r ggfi' music education at Teachers Coliege, Coiurnbia University . . , Z 5 admonishes his students to PIayI Don't iust bIowI . . . has two 1 sons-Paui I4 and Marc II . . . Iikes to +ake pictures . . .would wish I -, seniors success as good citizens in a crazy, mixed-up worid. ' g. 'I MR. ROBERT HILL . . , taught Art I and advanced drawinq and ' I 5 painting . . . earned a BS. in art education at Edinboro State e::jg:'..gI-: , 'f 'Q f Teachers Coilege and an MS, in education at SC .... frequent- Iy reminds his students- Remember what your goai is! . . . has four children--Bob Ib, Kay I4, Dan IZ and BiII 9 . . . was named Teacher ot the Year tor I960 . , . claims to maintain the same ratio ot deviating and undeviatinq dignity in and out ot the ciassroom. Il MR. GEORGE JAMES , . . taught Art I, pottery and three classes ot crafts . . . earned his Bachelor ot Arts in art and his Masters KI ,SI degree in painting and drawing at Lonq Beach State Coiieqe . , . I I has exhibited in every maior museum on the west coast , . . is a 4.1. 1-1' 5 member of the Caiitornia water coior society . . , has acted as an art consuitant tor the ORANGE AND WHITE. ii MRS. JOSEPHINE MILLER . , . taught I-iomemaicing I and III and two classes of crafts . . . earned her B.A. in home economics at New Mexico State University . , . is working on an M.A, . . . paints portraits . . . is writing an abstract on the counseiinq sys- tem ot OHS . . . has two children-both grown and aimost on their own , . . Iives beside the ocean , . . was sponsor for Future Homemakers Ot America. MRS. ELEANOR JEAN MORGAN . . . taught I-tomemakinq I, II, III . . . earned her B.S, in home economics at Eastern Michiqan I, University , , , has two children-Gary II and Erin who is Iess than one year . . . wrote a research paper this year on Current .. , :IV I I eq Trends in Home Economics . . , enioyed readinq Tom DooIey's ' The Night They Burned the Mountain . . .would wish each graduate ti heaith and happiness. MR. ELLERY C. SLICK . . . taught vocai music, driver trairiinq, study hail . . . coached cross country after schooi . . . earned his B.A. in music at SC and his M.A. in music at Long Beach State Coilege , . , has two chiidren-Beth 8 and Robert 5 , . . was was chietiy responsibie tor OHS taient extravaganzas-the FaII Concert, the Christmas Concert, the Variety Show. Ii :III we :Q TQ GIRLS in glee ciub hoid a note for Mr, Eiiery Slick. teachers awaken new DRESS DISPLAYING busies Mrs. Jo Miller and Julie Shannon, TURNING A FOOT is more than pot-Iuck under the hands ot Mr. George James and student Judy Miiier. i I O

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EXHIBITS of sTudenf arf serve as Teaching aids for Mr. Hill. i . wr If ,,. 1, '-1 . 45 'Til' -1 rT1r. robert hill No man ever forgof 'lhe visifafions of fhal' power fo his hearf and brain which cre- afed all fhings new: which was 'l'he dawn in him of music, poefry and arf. Mr. Bob l'lill, genial menTor oT Ol-lS's arT deparTmenT, has Tor many years embodied The sloiriT oi This quoTaTion Trom Ralph Waldo Emerson, Tor he has broughT The dawn oT music and arT To The hearTs and brains oT hundreds oT sTudenTs. ln Mr. l'Till's ThirTeen years oT Orange i-ligh service, he has been The creaTive Torce behind numerous sTudenT arT awards and honors, among which was a rare TirsT-place scholarship in The NaTional ScholasTic ArTs ConTesT. The respecT and devoTion in which he is held by The communiTy was evidenced in T960 by his selecTion as Teacher oT The Year Tor Orange DisTricT. l-lappy-go-lucky, he is yeT masTer Tech- nician, easy-going in spiriT, he yeT en- courages and spurs his sTudenTs Toward con- sTanT se.arch Tor improvement The ORANGE AND WHITE saluTes Ivlr. RoberT l-lill-Technician, menTor, Triend- in-need-who discovers beauTy where none was beToreg who sees and encourages Tal- enTs oT which even The possessor has been unaware, who insTrucTs as much in The arT oT living as in arTs and craTTs. 9

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THERE'S MAGIC in music. One flick of The balon and Mr. Charles A d 's band d pp I'I l'eS6I'I arts and crafts al Orange I-Iigh presenls a rich herilage in crealive comrnunicalion. Comrnunicalion requires a vocabulary and cerlain basic laws governing order, ar- rangemenl and Iechnigue. These phases are each approached wirh Wh.a+ is our goal? and I-Iow can we besIcornn'1unicaJre?VVhaI vocabulary is necessary and whal rules of good line, Iorm, Tone, color, siyle, Iexlure and composilion are involved? As Ihese basic Irulhs oi arl were evi- denl in The days oi Michelangelo, so are Ihey apparenl in rhe beller work of The modern painler and craflsman. The sludenls of OI-IS classes profil greally by The wisdom of The pasl bul con- Iinue Io broaden Ihe horizon wilh enfhusias- lic crealive aclivily and experimenlalion. They come Io realize Thai as Ihey parlicipale in various phases of communicalion, Their apprecialion for Ihal parlicular phase grows. ideas III young I I III Ids SCRATCHING BOARD Iechniques of arf sfudenr Fred Kinner gel a refinishing touch from Mr. Robert Hill. BREAKING THE ICE in hornernaking is Mrs. Eleanor Morgan'S Iob- Af Wm l 'M --rfisw 'i - ii NA . il