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

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THE NUGGET The Junior Class History Marjorie Inman Billy Johnson Roy Rogers Morris Lloyd Bernis Howell Betty Kingdon Roy Rogers President Morris Lloyd Betty Kingdon Vice-president Billy Johnson Marjorie Inman Secretary-Treasurer Marjorie Inman Bernis Howell Executive Committee Betty Kingdon The class of 1939 began the fall semester of this year with 159 members. Out of the total 68 were boys and 91 were girls. On December third, the Junior Whirl was held amid sea-faring decorations and proved quite successful. On January 12, the Junior Program, under the able direction of Mrs. Hughes and Fee Chan, was presented to the student body. The program consisted of nine numbers, and was given in the form of a cabaret floor show. Many outstanding students are members of the Junior Class. It is represented in football by Mike Lucchesi, Bob Dabbs, Roy Rogers, Windy O’Hanlon and Howard Brock. Easketball claims Val Quintana, Morris LLoyd. Dick Herbert, A1 Roberts, Eob Westwood and George BarneH. The Junior girls are not to be slighted, as there are many fields in which they are outstanding. The Junior Girls Volleyball team claimed second place in the class tournament this year. Betty Kingdon, Alice Nicolai. Ruth Kohler, Alice Cole, were all members of the team. Basketball is represented by Alice Cole, Betty Kingdon, Helen Anderson, Alice Nicolai and Genevieve Scott, Dorothy Gray, Laura Dickenson, Lucy Prado, Thelma Nicolai, Roberta Stapleton, Harriett Hills. Ruth Johnson, Alice Hengy. Helen Treichler, and Ruth Davis. Betty Kingdon grought further recognition to the class when she was voted the most popular girl in school.

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THE NUGGET The Sophomore Class History Dick Fry Jack McKillop Bob Ake Tine Van Duzer Gordon Franklin Mildred Hughey Viola Ross The class which entered high school in 1936, as green, inexperienced freshmen, came into their own on September, 1937 when they walked through the portals of O. U. H. S. as full-fledged sophomores. They held their first class meeting as sophomores to elect officers for the first semester. Jack McKillop, famous in his first year as a football, basketball and baseball star, was unanimously elected president. Dick Fry was elected vice-president; Mildred Hughey, secretary-treasurer; Gordon Franklin was chosen to represent his class on the executive committee. An achievement cf which the class can pride itself was the winning of the Freshman-Sophomore brawl. Speaking of sports, the boys showed quite an aptitude for basketball, many playing on the C and B teams. As president for the second semester, the class elected Bob Ake. Tine Van Duzer was elected vice-president; Viola Ross was elected secretary-treasurer and Gordon Franklin remained Executive Committee member. The Sophomore Hop, held March 25, was a huge success. The Sophomores showed unusual skill and ingenuity in putting on their annual feature dance.