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

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HELEN BOLLES .......................................President RUTH KITRICK.. CHARLOTTE RUTHERFORD ..........................Vice-President FRED DEALEY... ETHELDA INMAN........................Secretary and Treasurer LOUIE Da MASSA May Eelk Wilfred Blanchard Helen Holies Charles Corbin Ida May Cory Louie I)a Massa Angeonette Davis Kenneth Dunton Mulford Fox Rebecca Gerson V ne Sharkey MAY BEIK Member Executive Committee Merle Grubbs Kthelda Inman Lawrence Johnson Ruth Kitrick Florence Lambert Hone Lambert Ruth Layton John McCloud Georgia McMillan Arthur McKillop Gerald Dailey Irene Murphy Kileen Niehaus Ursula Prince Charlotte Rutherford Margaret Sangster Dorothy Steadman Stella Strang Ramona Thurman James Walsh Roy Webb Frances Gerson .....Tax Collector Boys' Student Control Girls' Student Control Alice Weed Mildred Waters Louise Wells Willard Will Louis Winters Velma Boydstun Katherine Duensing Thelma Fogarty Angela Smith Lloyd Rippey Clara Penny J—is for our joyfulness, we’re always full of fun: U-is for our unity, together we’ve all hung; N—stands for the 'nowledge which all of us possess: I—means that wp re innocent of any foolishness; O means we’re original, as we’ve always been: R—is that we rightly are the best class ever seen: And J-u-n-l-o-r means, the test class in the school. For the purple and the white, we will use our might. And that’s our greatest rule. D Dunton.

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MARGARET JOHNSON I count myself in nothing else so happy. As in a soul remembering my good friends. Shakespeare. FLORA SHUCKMAN. 'Charms strike the sight. but merit wins the soul. —Pope. BRADLEY HENN A great mind becomes a great fortune. —Seneca. VIVIAN RICHARDS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. —Holy Bible. ELLEN THORMAN The best part of beauty Is that which a picture Cannot express. — Bacon. P. S. KELSEY Knowledge is power. —Bacon. BESSIE HOLDER “Good things should be praised.” Shakespeare. ADELBERT WALSH He had a head to contrive. a tongue to persuade. and a hand to execute any mischief. —E. H. Clarendon. 8

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ophomores WALTER FISH ...................................President HELEN RUTHERFORD .........................Vice-President LIONEL RICHARDS.. ..............Secretary and Treasurer GEORGE GOOD...............................Tax Collector LILY BRANDT.......................Girls’ Student Control WILLIAM WILSON..................... Boys’ Student Control JOHN McGEE...................Member Executive Committee VVelton Andrews Wallace Barnett Dolores Braselton Aaron Burt Helen Campbell Wm. Campbell Edna Casner Alice Chase Francis Cochran Herman Cochran Paul Cornlck Gladys Cress George Crowe William Curran Violet Dresser Hilda Dugan Alda Duensing George Fisher Laura Fogarty Naomi Garrett Earl Gibbs William Gilbert George Gilman Wilton Harlan Arthur Harris Ethel Hayward Murvel Haskell Edith Haught Louis Hendricks Eleanor Hesbol Helen Huntington Clifford Johnson Roberta Johnson Harold Jones Marcel Kawada Harold McAtee Mary McGregor Miles Marders Anna Mooney Ellis Packard Herbert Palmer Alfred Perring Margaret Putnam Frank Reppert Henrietta Rosenburg Bernice Rutherford Roberta Shreve China Bailey Smith Lucile Strantz Werner Taphorn Lee Terrill La Mar Thurman Delbert Topham Margaret Williams Myrtle Winters Clarence Wright Fern Damon Elizabeth Haught Abe Protzel 10