Oroville High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Oroville, WA)

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GLASS FLOWER - White Carnation X GLASS MOTTO - Strive Togetherg Live Forever CLASS SONG - Our Dear Old Junior High GLASS COLORS - Blue and Silver o. J. ,H. FACULTY Superintendent Principal Mr. Lloyd Priebe Mr. Ernest Fox y Home Economics Agriculture Mrs. Blanche Martin A Mr. Grant Rigby Science and P. E. Science and Sports Mr. Elwood Guffin Coach Schael Library and English Vocal and Band Mrs. Effie Coulton Mr. Thomas Reid GLASS OFFICERS: President--Willard Higgenbotham Vice President--David Buckmiller Secretary--Shirley Naggy Treasurer--Ellen Ann Graham ANNUAL STAFF: The Annual Staff of '47 worked diligently to produce this annual to the satisfaction, we hope, of all Freshmen and students enrolled in O. J. H. The staff was composed of the following: Editor--Ellen Ann Graham Associate Editor-vJoan Turner Members: Ruth Buckmillor, Jouette Doyle, Davhd Buokmiller, Shirley Naggy, Jeanette Vaught, Patty Stough and Don Cossett. Adviser-4Mrs. Effie A. Goulton

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OUR DEAR OLD JUNIOR HIGH lG1ass Song! Junior high school students are we, Dear Junior Highg Seeking knowledge ever we'll be, Dear Junior High. Our lives to improve we shall try, Dear Junior High, Dear old Junior High, Deer Oroville Junior High! Rah! CHORUS: Junior High! ' Dear old Junior High School, Junior! The school we love so well! we love you. Ever we will submit to your rule, J Ever of you our praises tell. lPraisee tell of youl Sacred the memory we shall cherish Of friends and teachers all so true, lYos, all so truo.5 Purple and White shine thru tho night, Dear Junior High School for you. Junior High School deer to my heart, Deer Junior Highg Sad the day when we have to part, Dear Junior High. Hippy days are now passing by, Dear Junior High, Dear old Junior High, Dear Oroville Junior High! Rah! --Words and Music Emery G. Epperson Op. 56 f f 1 1 l J 1 l l 4 J

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C L.A S S H I S T O R Y Way back in 1938 the Oroville Grade School was proud to welcome a brilliant first grade group many of whom are still with usg some have departed to enroll in other schools. Mrs. Crabb was our patient first grade teacher and tried hard to teach us something, though it didn't all soak in. Those cute first graders were: Sydney Lois Forney, Rozella Harding, Steven Stenner, Eva Nel- son, Ellen Ann Graham, LaVaune Sutton, Shirley Naggy, Joan Fontaine, Ruth Buckmillsr, Grant Lewis, Jim y Hirst, Wayne Kinkade, Bonnie Able, Fred Har- denburgh, Shirley' Louden, Billy Allen, Jouette Doyle, David Buckmiller, Betty Jean Ward, Jimmy Murray, Margaret Youngblood, and Willard Higgen- bothem. l Al years went by our class had many new mem, bersa Desmond Boucher, George Mast, Mary Lou Ham- mer, Charlene Sawyer, Peter Kammcrs, Lee Gay, Gene Owyen, Bob Teas, Florence Weed, Peggy McGee, .Teen- nette Hhntly, Jimmy Lynch, Leon Shatto, Alice Able, and Harold Bannon. Then that day camel Happy were we all to gnn promotion to grade seven in ,the new junior high school, despite the fact we were rather scared.at first. Mr. Griffith was our principal for our first year, then he left to take charge of anodnr school, and Mr. Fox took his place. we remember both these principals with appreciation, for they helped us to reach many of our goals. Our Ninth Grade this year has been'an active successful one with the help of our teachers: Mrs. Doulton, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Wingc, Mr. Fbx, Mr. Reid, Mr. Guffin, Mr. Rigby, and Coach Shaal. The brilliant striving students now in grade nine, entertaining high hopes of a speedy gradua-