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

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Mr. Paul Stollar Mr. Stollar is one of the most indespensable members of the faculty of Oroville Union High School, His duties are many and varied, and all are executed with a quiet efficiency. Officially, he is know as Vice - Principal, Dean of Boys, and Financial Advisor. He has been especially helpful to all students who were in need of student counselling. The financial advice he has rendered at our stud- ent body meetings has proven invaluable. Mr. Stollar also teaches Physics and Chem- istry, and his patience with students in the laboratory is well known. Our school calender of activities is under the able supervision of Mr. Stollar. It is a carefully planned schedule that permits students to participate in various school activities. The students wish to express their ap- preciation for his interest and guidance that has helped them through the school year. Miss Freida Beik Miss Freida Beik, our Dean of Girls and Vice-Principal, is among the most popular members of our faculty. All of the girls in OUHS know her well through her success- ful supervision of Girl's League aind Girl's Athletic Association activities. Her most gra- cious manner and charming personality in dealing with the problems of the women faculty members and girls have won her a place in the heart of all. She teaches several classes in stenography and shorthand. She also has complete charge of the permanent records of individual stu- dents - a task which requires much time and patience. In addition to this, the cafe- teria finances are under her capable super- vision. We, the class of 1946, thank you for your fine cooperation and spirit of friendliness, Miss Beik.

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Seniors: Your class has been one that has gone through four years of high school while the nation was at war. It has been a hard and trying time. I know that you have been under a considerable strain. All of us have been. You are to be congratulated upon the serious- ness with which you approached your tasks in school and answered the many calls that were made on you. I am convinced that the youth that you represent are the finest that God has ever seen fit to place upon the earth. You are the inheritors of a great tradi- tion. Hundreds of our graduates, just like you, went out to do their part in the service of their country. Every one served with dis- tinction. Many gave their lives and by giving have hallowed their memory in this institu- tion. You are going out to serve, not in time of war, but in time of peace. May I remind you that service to your fellow man can be as noble, can be as grand, can be as heroic as any service in time of war. Blessed are the ways of peace. Set yourself a goal so that you too may serve with-distinction and be of some use to your fellow man. The way is open. It re- quires courage, determination and moral stamina. These have always been the requi- sites of leadership. In the name of our beloved predecessors I pass the challenge on to you. By being noble, the nobleness that lies in others sleep- ing but never dead, shall rise in majesty to meet thine own . J .C. NISBET Principal

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