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

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SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE— left to right, irst row: P. Fitigerald, D Scott. J. Farley. C. Brande. Second row: P. Ringlbauer, C. Watt, S. Oliver, G. Carvin, D. Gammon, J. WIeman. S. Buskirk, R. Strain, P. Houshmand, C. Crandall, C. Hodge. Third row; S. Dus+in. J. Alford, K. Mclnnis, K. Hawkins, T. Colson, J. Oaks, J. Howell, J. Petersen, M. Fiorito, J. Ferguson, K. Cud- worth, B. Pillon. SENIORS In the Game of Life, the Kings and Queens have made many excellent moves in the past three years. They can now look back with pride on their many wise decisions and victories, with many more mo es to come. Because of their outstanding performance, now, tliex know that they can tinii their crowns over confidentlx ' to tlic Pawns who will soon rule in their place. PROMOTING advertising for the Coronation Ball sponsored by the Senior Class, is one of the office personnel Mrs. Mary Ann Harris. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (left) helped plan the moves for the Kings and Queens of ' 65 in the Garne of Life. 19

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I S K ' ice President Dave Scott Treasurer Charlie Brande Secretary Patti Fitzgerald •Uii

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Kiiii s and ( hirciis RICHARD EDWARD ADAMS . . . Ok!« . . . liket dMma C3 ' j. a d danc-ng . . . will dlw«yt fem«fnb« ' ] Mr. Jackion with the Att«n ianc« Offic door ' anf to atttnd Long B«acK State arwj co ' itinue Football 2; Trach 2. 3. 4; Drama Oub 3. JANE AIDEN AOANIYA . . Janey . . . lihet OKS traveling, th« b«acK. and fennti . . . loo l forward to goirig to Hlino t and coUcga . . . biggeit accompiith- i«n» MAI oaii ' ng phyftci Lat.n Club 3. 4; GAA 4; YFC 4 r,MACIO FIGUEROA AGUIRftE . i« a tar ot - , ■ ' %, Meti, and football . . . rememb«ri the first ' ichooi . . . hopei ' o become a multi-million- AieXANDER RAYMOND AHUMADA . . . Alei . . . I t can lu ' fng anj cthend . . . will re- •■r rf-ncj hit hi a n . k ca ' ton - . . future plans :- ' . it»fton JC and the field of law, ' ■ Club 4; Youth in Government 4; Chess BEHY JANE ALEXANDER . . . likes horseback riding. racjt.on , collecting records . ■ . wants to become a beautician or secretary . . . making friends was big- gest accomplishment. MANUEL JOHN ALFARO . likes girls, food, and cjr» , . wiM not fofcjet the Garden Grove basketball rjiTir or the »it down jtrtke . . . biggest accompllsh- mrr-f w.i qri luating . . . plans to attend Orange Cojtf mj then ,oin the Air Force, eventually to be- ' omti a draftsman. Track 2. JOANN ALFORD .. .Jonle ... lilted the office per- lonnel . . Will remember running across campus to read the bulletin . . . enjoys ping-pong . . . becoming ASB Treasurer was biggest accomplishment . . . wiM become an elementary Khool teacher. latin Club 2. 3. 4: Secretary 4; CSF 3. 4; Houic of Representatives 2; Steering Committee 3, 4; S Club 3, 4: Girl of the Month 4; AS6 Treasur- er 4; Accreditation Committee 4. PHILIP YOUNG ALLEGREHI ... Rip . . likes sports and Tim ' s parties . . . remembers Dutch-Irish ' 64 . . . plans to attend FuHerton or Coast . . . biggest ac- complishment was taking English IV, Biology II, and Chemistry in senior year. ROBERT S. ALLEN . . . Bob . . . takes an interest ir ■-iJO ' H cart and fTiost art . . . will remember the sit- i-,mn ttrihe In 64 . . . plans to go two years a Or ange Coast, then go on to the Art Center School in LA., or Redtands. CLAUDIA LOIS ALMEIDA . . Jolly Green Giant . . . I kn rr. .1 i r .ni and people . , . will never forget D ' -- ' ins on e nursing careor ... it glad t . . ' akers 2: Future Nurses 3. KAY DIANE ALVAREZ i ' weekunds and Steve DAVID RICHARD AMBROSE i«p wr«r r t 4. MARK STEVEN AMEft I • fftmrrtitirn hr 1.1 tt ' ■•— gra-Ju,it.on wa l 7 ), BaiQbail 2 N Top Tfltt-» wMAM ANOEKSON . Dave entoys ' •. ' ■ ■cyc ' qs and guns . . . plans v ■■ STEVEN RAY ANDERSON - t - Jt 1 ) 1 I : ' m r ,r .Jr