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

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Geo. Wangelin Miss Bower Edwin Fry H. McCloud Geo. Ehmann S. Hughes M. Duncan John Bell Viola Cole Anna Schleef H. Edgeworth Edna King Joe McCarn Belva Smith Mr. Brooks Lucile Bass A. Huganey M. Tuhey V. Jackson F. Good V. Hickok J. Remick Ed. Andrews S. Albright Page Thirty one

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 The ALPHA 1923 Alpha Staff Geo. Wangel in-Editor J oe McCarn-Business Mg Mildred Duncan Asst. Editor Anna Schleef Low Freshmen Vernon Jackson Asst. Bus. Mgr. Edward Andrews Cadets John Bell Asst. Bus. Mgr. . Annette Hugane$ Music ' Drama' Viola Cole Art Edna King Alumni Harold Edgeworth Seniors Lucile Bass Literary? Marion Tuhej) High Juniors Hazel McCloud Literan? Francis Good Lo 0 Juniors Stanislaus Albright Athletics Boys’ Belva Smith High Sophs Joyce Remick Athletics Girls’ Edwin Fn? Lov? Sophs George Ehmann Exchanges Virginia Hickok High Freshmen Shepard Hughes Jokes Editorial WITH OUR best efforts we have labored to give our student boby and friends something new and original. We look forward with anticipation to the pleasure that you will derive, now and in years to come in perusing the pages of the 1923 issue of the Alpha. In producing this number we have spared no pains and time to make this one of the best ever created in Oroville Union High School. We have tried to record the achievements in study, vocational work, and on the athletic field. In doing this it has been our high aim to make these various phases representative of the whole school. With this in view we have re-arranged and sorted out the very best of the material available. Enthusiasm maybe said to be one of the foundations of everything successful in life, therefore enthusiasm is also the foundation of this book aud what it represents. Uniformity is always a pleasing feature to any publication so with this in mind our departments and art work are based upon this structure. This staff acknowledges with gratitude the support which Mr. Brooks gave us in the technical structure, art work and in printing this book. We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to Miss Bower for the hearty support given us in the use of good English, and for the time spent in improving the Literary section of the Alpha. Page Thirty

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 Tbe ALPHA 1923 Student Bod}) Stanislaus Albright - Pres. Isabel Andrews - Vice Pres. Mae Harris - Sec’3? and Treas. Shepard Hughes - League Del. Vernon Jackson - Tell Leader ONE OF the most important associations in school is the student body. Every student belonging to this association has a voice in the different problems and discussions which may arise. If the student takes advantage of this opportunity he will develop an efficiency which will enable him to meet the difficult problems w hich are sure to confront him in life. As school conditions grow in size rapidly from year to year a lack of enthusiasm sometimes pervades the ranks of the student body. In a growing school the tendency sometimes is to shift the responsibility upon other shoulders. This tendency is generally unknown in a smaller school because matters of vital importance are thrust upon each individual with more force than in a larger school. To overcome this lack of enthusiasm and to promote school spirit dur:ng the past year a number of meetings and rallies were held. A resume of athletic activities given by the managers and captains of the different teams. One important matter that should be stressed at all times is the importance of backing, which the teams should have in playing games. If the teams know that they have strong support from their school, naturally they are going to win. This year, in order to give the teams this support, several of the school busses carried a large rooting section to many of the important games in neighboring cities. As each year passes, the number of students, coming from rural districts increases by leaps and bounds. This apparently shows that, more and more, are people beginning to realize the value of educating each young man and young woman in such a way that their usefulness as intelligent citizens may enhance the value of our democratic natio PageThirtj) two