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

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SENIOR CLASS Senior Class History As the completion of the school year approaches, another class finishes its cycle of learning under the ‘Purple and White. Long may the class cf 29 be remembered as a body whose development has been four-square, in athletic prowess, scholarship, social ability and school spoil. Who can question the ability of our boys on the gridiron or our girls on the basketball court? In the classroom our reputation as aident students is unsurmounted. The Block O which gleams from the southern slope cf Table Mountain speaks for our undoubted school spirit! Who among you have not noticed our radiant faces at all social events of the school. During the four years of our journey, as Freshmen. Sophmores Ji.niors and Seniors, our class has stood out as a paragon of success.

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Faculty and Subjects Taught Mr J. B. Hughes Principal Mr. Chester Nisbet Adv. Algebra. Civics, U S. History Miss Freida Beik Algebra, Bookkeeping Miss Alice Mork Spanish, Physical Education Mr. Floyd Onyett Citizenship, Surveying. Military Miss Mary Franklin Stenography, Typing Mr. Worth P. Watts Shop, and Woodwork Mrs. Gertrude M. Strange Sewing. Cooking, Cafeteria Miss Mildred Duncan Journalism. English Mrs. Rose Spencer English. Physical Education Miss Dorothy Fifer English. Chorus Mr William Wilson World History. Band Miss Hattie Davis General Science, Biology, Physical Ed. Mr. Paul S. Stollar Chemistry. Physics, Printing Miss Albea Scruggs English, Public Speaking Mr. Earl Allen Arithmetic. Citizenship, Office Practice Miss Halcia Bower English, Library Miss Ruth Van Pelt Geometry. Orchestra, Algebra Miss Marjorie Graham Art. Mechanical Drawing

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William Dennison “Most unassuming of our men.’’ Ethel Lopes We shall always remember her.” Malcolm Mitchell “A bey born to joke and laugh through life. Elizabeth Humphrey “We’ve all laughed at her, we’ve all laughed with her, we’ll miss her because we love her.” Lucile Pyke “As merry as a robin.” Sylvia Johnson “Dignified, yet her glance bespeaks a love of pleasure.” Albert Thorne “A self-made man.”