Orestimba High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Newman, CA)

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OUR LILLIAN ANDERSON Library, English IV, Senior English Reviewg CSF and Browns Advisor. JOHN ANDERSON Office Practice, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing II5 Personal Typing, Senior Class Advisor. MILDRED ANDERSON Girls' P. E. 3 Art, GAA Advisor. MANONA BREWER Home Economics I, II, III3 General Home- makingg Algebra I5 Senior Class Advisor. WILLIS BURGESS Spanish I, II, III, IV, Public Speaking, Tennis Coach, Pep Club, Rally Committee and AFS advisor. HAROLD CANTER Electric Shop, General Shop, Metal Shop, Wood- workg Mechanical Drawing, IV Football, Var- sity Basketball and Baseball Coach. LORAIN DUNN Band, Pep Band Advisor. HAROLD GRAHAM American Government, Typing Ig Personal Typingg Photography, General Business, Tom Tom Advisor.

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WE ARE ON THE SHORE . . . After four pleasant and productive years with the Class of 1965, we of the Orestimba Faculty must say farewell and good luck to you. During these years, most of you have grown and changed more than you realize. As Freshmen, you appeared somewhat confused by the sudden change in your status from competent eighth graders who had adjusted well to elementary school life, to planning and leading school activities, and to the responsible role of looking after the younger ones . In 1961 you became the younger ones in a new milieu, sometimes tenderly protected by--and occasionally shielded from--the attentions of the upper classmen. We regret that not all of your 1961 classmates were able to make the adjustment to high school requirements and responsibilities, and we know that in the com- ing years those students who dropped by the wayside will envy you as you take your place in society at higher levels of productive citizenship. . . . THE OCEAN LIES AHEAD. Now you are about to leave another situation in which you have made a com- fortable and profitable adjustment to embark on a new phase of your growth as men and women. You will again be novices, whether as Freshmen for further schooling or as beginning workers in the workaday world. You will find yourselves with new people, with new demands made upon you, and with new opportunities to display your talents and abilities. Nor will this be the last time you meet change, for the way of life in our mod- ern world is change and challenge. Whenever you begin to think there is no need for change and learning, you will then have begun the decline during which the world passes you by, and which ends with death. A We have every confidence that you will enjoy a long and pleasant journey across the sea of life as, with mixed emotions, we bid you BON VOYAGE. 7

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FACULTY AMELLA HUNT English I, II, Business Englishg -Ioumalismg Freshman Class And Orestimban Advisor. HARVEY KAGGERUD World Historyg State Requirementsg Algebra I5 Geometryg Sophomore Class Advisorg Cotmselor. DAVID LANE English II, III5 Readingg junior Class Advisor. JOHN MILLER Boys' P. E.g General Mathg Varsity Footballg IV Basketball and Track Coach. WARREN PEARSON Biologyg Advanced Biologyg Physical Scienceg C Basketball Coachg Assistant IV Coach. DON PERSI-IING Chemistryg Physicsg Math III, IV5 Physical Scienceg Special Studyg Science Club Advisor. JOE SABOL Beginning Agriculture Shopg Advanced Agricul- ture Shopg Agriculture Science I, II5 Agriculture Projectsg FFA and Sophomore Class Advisor. WILLIAM TURNER U. S. Historyg World Geography.