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

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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

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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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english MRS. HELEN ALDRIDGE , , , TaughT EnqIish I and III . . . earned her BA. and MA. in French aT The Universify of Michioan . . . Iikes To read-averages one maior book a week . . . is known Tor such ouesTions as How was your TesT? Bee-ish or Cee-ish or Dee- ish7 . . , had a poem pubIished in a seIecT anThoIoqy . , . sponsored The poeTry workshop aTTer schooI , . , hopes ThaT each qraduaTing senior wiII come To know The happiness oi achievemenT even sooner Than The achievernenT oT happiness. MRS, KATHARINE BLAIR . . . TauqhT Enqiish II and IV . , . earned a BA. in speech and dramaIics aT Syracuse UniversiTy . . . has Taken qraduaTe work aT NorThweSTern UniversiTy . . . has served as chairman of The Engiish deparTmenT , . . has Three aduIT sons- Bruce, Lee and Richard , . . Took a memorable Trip Throuqh Europe and The I-Ioiy Land IasT Summer . . . pians To reTurn , . , reads, reads, reads sTudenT research papers. MR. RICHARD W. BOHRER . . . TauqhT EnqIish III, AnnuaI, Jour- naIism I and II . . . earned a BA. in music Theory aT WesTmonT College, an M.S, in educaTion adminisTraTion aT SC, an M.A, in Enqiish aT Long Beach STaTe . . . says TreduenTIy, IT ain'T easy! . . . boasTs oT Joei 3 and Janice Joy I . . . wouid wish ThaT each senior mighT Tind The source oT True happiness in accepTinq The Lord Jesus ChrisT as Savior and King. MRS. MARY BUCHOZ . . . TaughT EngIish II and speech . . . earned a BA. in arT and speech aT Michigan STaTe Univcrsify , . . has Taken qraduaTe work aT Lonq Beach STaTe CoIIeqe and Chapa man CoIIege . , . beIongs To DeITa Phi DeITa, honorary arT fraTerf niTy . . . Iikes To Teach IiTeaTueA pIay basebaII, kniT, painT, read PhiIip Wyhe, waTch pro TooTbaII, IisTen To Tchaikovsky's PaTheTique . . . was chairman of The sophomore cIass advisors. MRS. MARY BUNGER . . , TauqhT Enqiish I and II . . , earned a BA. in Erench aT Ohio WesIeyan UnivcrsiTy , . , describes her ideaI sTudenI' as Curious-Sincere-Happy . . . has Three children-Sue EIIen 20, Dan I6, Jimmy 8 , . . wanTed when a child To be a missionary . , . was a sophomore class adviser . . . hopes ThaT each gaduaTe wiII have NOT TunfbuT happiness. MRS, JEANETTE CHRISTOPHER . . . TaughT advanced rcadinq . . . earned her BA. aT Park CoI'eqe . . . has done qraduaTe work aT UCLA! SCN Long Beach STaTe, CIaren'ionT, Chapman . , . has had aII Three members of her imrnediaIe farniiy Ihusband, son, dauqhT- erj in her ciasses , . , kicked ouT buT one-her husband . . . wouId wish The seniors The guaranTee of a Tree counTry, under God. in- divisible, wiTh heaITh, wisdom, work and pIeasure enouqh To en- ioy IT TuIIv. MR. ROBERT EDWARDS . . , TaughT speech and drama . . . earned a BA. in hisTory aT WhiTTier CoIIeqe . . . has done qrad- uaTe work in educaTion adrninIsTraTion aI WhiTTier , . . direcTed Ten LiTTIe Indians and BuII in a China Shop . , , cIaims varied hobbies , , . Iikes aII peopIe, aII books, aII sporTs , . . has Traveled aII over. I 2 ADVENTURES in American IiTeraTure are in The hands oT Teacher Mr. John Rowe ADVENTURES for Mrs, Helen AIdridqe's cIasses lie in IiTerary appreciaTion.