Oroville Union High School - Nugget Yearbook (Oroville, CA)

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DOROTHY KING. “Dode” Outspoken, true and liked by all. from her persistent MARCELLA CORMENY, Path she,n never ,all‘ Marcie” Quiet, coy. and pure as the dew, to compare with her others are few. WILLIE SCHNEIDER. •‘Bill” As determined to reach her goal as the sun its horizon. PANSY HUSE. “Tuneful Tale Teller Like a bird, she sings one to sleep with her tuneful tale telling sweet. FEROL WRIGHT. Write” Systematic, and gentle as can be. she'll do the right thing, just wait and see. 12.

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CLASS OFFICERS. WILLIAM BENNETT HARRY BLOME AUGUST A BRIGGS VIVIAN SHARKEY MARY SHEPARD FRANCES KIMBALL ADELBERT WALSH - - President • - Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Tax Collector Member Executive Committee Girls Student Control Boys’ Student Control Isyl Akers. CLASS ROLL. Marybelle Herrin. Walter Rugh. Leslie Atkins. Florence Hodges. Ithoda Salisbury. Claude Auclair. Jean Howe. Bina Savage. Florence Bass. Leona James. Vivian Sharkey. William Bennett. Dorothy Johnson. Dorothy Sharp. Harry Blome. Helen Johnson. Mary Shepard. Gladys Braselton. Elmer Kessler. Evelyn Smith. Juanita Brett. Frances Kimball. Nancy Smith. Augusta Briggs. George Kister. Eugene Steadman. Andrew Brown. Kenneth Layton. Marvin Storey. George Brown. Allen Learned. Henry Talken. Rita Cannon. Irene Lee. Arda Treleaven. Henry Chan. Will McGregor. Albert Vaughan. Hilda Copeland. Margaret Merrian. Arta Wade. Nita Diehl. Thelma Meyers . Adelbert Walsh. Margaret Dreher. Grace Mooney. Lewis Will. Clifford Dumm. Nora Non’mark. Myrtle Will. Arthur Emerson. Dorothy Norris. Nora Wood house. Helen Falck. Julia Olsen. Maud York. 11

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Second Year Class Marcella Coimeny. Robert Cole. Pansy Muse. Dorothy Ivin ;. Willie Schneider. Ferol Wright. First Year Class Claude Auclair. William Bennett. Andrew Brown. George Brown. Rita Cannon. Florence Hodges. George Kister. Thelma Meyers. Grace Mooney. Nora Nordmark Melba Post. Walter Rugh. Henry Talken. Arda Treleaven. m i v i a Commercial Department In 1909, the present commercial course was organized, and in the spring of 1911. a class of six received the first commercial certificates issued. This showed that they had successfully completed a two years’ course in stenography and bookkeeping, together with six other necessary credits in Fnglish, Commercial Arithmetic. Science or Manual Training. Since 1911, classes ranging from six to eight have completed this course each year. Their training enables them to do regular office work. Many pupils, however, go on to a higher school, usually a business college, in order to prepare themselves still more fully for their chosen work. It is interesting to note that positions in the different offices of the county, of lawyers, of physicians, and in the banks, are being successfully filled by students who complete the Commercial course. 13