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

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Fcrewcrd Adventure! Wliat heart tioivs not vibrate to the magie lure ol' that word? To earli it lias its meaning and for each ii paints a pieture. Allventure exists not in one phase of life, but in many. It is vihraut in the glamor of far oft days and places, in the thrill of danger and in the exultation of great deeds. Because of the universal appeal, the theme chosen for this, the Alpha of 1931, is pirates seeking adventure. We have attempted to express this theme in the art and literature on the following pages. Come with us, then, in the quest of adventure whither-so-ever that quest may lead...

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 DCDICATICN To those mothers fathers as a just valuation of their unerasing efforts, self saeri-fflce and self denial which have made our high sehool edueation possible, this 19:11 Alpha is dedicated

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In Memevirtm Cecil Alvarez, Jr. Alar!in l.uAlier. Soph. Charlie Janes. Frosli. Charlie Hack, Jr. I cannot say ami I will not say That they are dead—they are just away! W ish si cheery smile, siml si wave of the hand They hstve wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how7 very fair It needs must be since they linger there Think of them faring, as dear In the love of there as the love of here. Think of them still sis the same. I say They are not ilead—they sire just away. —Janies W. Itiley.