Orland High School - El Trojan Yearbook (Orland, CA)

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Dedication This year, the Trojan Staff dedicates the 1950 yearbook to a prominent figure in the development of Orland High School. The man who richly deserves such recognition is Mr. Charles A. Whitsett, who has been a member of our board of trustees for twenty-eight years. Mr. Whitsett came to Orland in 1910 from Oregon, where he served a two-year term as clerk of a school board near Cottage Grove, Oregon. After coming to Orland, Mr. Whitsett was elected to the Plaza School Board, on which he was a member from 1912 until 1926. Orland High is the alma mater of three of Mr. Whitsett's children, and he has handed graduation diplomas to three of his grandchildren during his twenty years as chairman of our school board. Mr. Whitsett has seen many changes in our school during the past twenty-eight years. He was influential in the original development of the football field, the dismantl- ing and moving to Orland of the Chico Army Base mess hall for the construction of a new cafeteriag building of the annex, shop additions, boiler house, garage,cannery, cafeteria, and establishment of a bus system. At the age of seventy-five, Mr. Whitsett is retiring this spring at the end of long and devoted service to our school. The Orland High School Student Body extends Mr. Whitsett best wishes and happiness in the years ahead. Smooth sailing!