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

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Nineteen Twenty-six THE ALPHA 1| II Page 10 H |j| Senior History (LOW SENIORS) (HIGH SENIORS) Ernest Bevan ---President - - - Oreon Huntington Catherine Dealey - - - Secretary - - - Harry Cole Stanley Salzman ----Treasurer - - - Viola Ward Looking back over our four years spent in the O.U.H.S. it is with a feeling of pride that we recognize many Senior names as those who have taken part in all school activities, civic, social, and athletic. On either the A” or B teams in football we boast Chester Me Kenzie (Capt. 25), Norman De Vol, Sabert Murphy. John Brown, Gray Lawton. Harry Cole, and Wilfred Kroeger. who did their part in bringing home a '25 championship and in holding up the traditions during the preceding years. Elmer Rae, Stanley Salzman. Keith Williams, Donald Campbell, Lawrence Beik, and Alfred Jones were the mainstays of the speedball team. You will remember the 1925 championship came to Oroville High. In basketball, Elmer Rae, Chester Me Kenzie, Wilfred Kroeger, Alfred Jones, and Harold James made either the A”, B” or C teams, and very good basketeers they were. Elmer Rae, Keith Williams, Stanley Salzman. Cecil Metcalf, and Lawrence Beik are the Seniors who represented us in tennis. Elmer Rae brought home the N. C. H. S. A. L. title in '25. I he seniors were also well represented in Dramatics. You can't soon forget Anna Marie Schleef. Pauline Huse, Hannah Peterson, Donald Campbell or Gray Lawton in Aunt Mary's Xmas,” “A Pair of Sixes.” A Case of Suspension,” and The Teeth of The Gift Horse.” Many of our members have also taken an active part in both Girls’ and Boys Glee Clubs, the Band and Orchestra. In Student Body affairs we have always put forth our best efforts and have striven to make a success of all committee work placed in our charge. When we were freshmen it seemed the height of glory to be a senior, to be able to have a cut and old clothes day. Finally our time arrived and we certainly made the best of it. The snapshots that were taken Old Clothes Day” will make people laugh for many an age. Did we have fun cut day? Everybody, including some Juniors was there, with the spirit of a good time surrounding the place. When the Alpha needed some snaps, you should have seen the way the seniors responded. Every kind of picture from baby-hood to senior-hood arrived. The seniors, incidentally, received the prize for turning in the largest number of snaps. Our class always has come out on top and we are faithfully going to try in the future to hr at the head of whatever we undertake.

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Gray S. Lawton Genevieve M. Ross Sabfrt Murphy Esther Hogan Bernice Sollars Hattie Day Donald E. Campbell Ruth O. Caughcy Lawrence Isaac i; THE ALPHA 1i Nineteen Twenty-six H Page 11 H H.S