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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1950 volume:

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'hs Pr ,unv- wW 4- To The Senlors For vears ago the Journey toward graduatlon day seemed a long one Sometlmes when thmgs were not gomg as vou expected you may have asked yourself 1f xt was all worth whlle Now you know and I rather suspect that 'here 1S 1n each one of you a certam prlde of accomplishment You have proved to vourself and to the world that you had the stuff 1n you to stxck to xt unt1l your goal was accomphshed The ones who could lot take lt have been left by the WayS1dB Let your experxence here be a lesson to you because l1fe is lxke that The thmg you want most seems s f ahead that you may be dlscouraged Just r m b 0 ar e em er that the laws of compensatwn say that 1f a thmg lS worth whxle some sacrlfxce has to be made to attam It And remember too that th gcttmg there 15 not the whole story e other half IS how you made lt and what you accompllshed along the way Th exe IS one mexorable law of l1fe that happmess comes only m proportlon to the quantxty and qualxt of serv1ce that you can give to your fellow man Suc e b V c ss ased on any other formula 1S wlthout S2ft1SfHCt1O My hope IS that you will take your 1 n p ace m the world as c1t1zens that your class mates can be proud of If you do that the rest of us w1ll be proud too Best w1shes for a happy future JCN g 2 1 Y 1 v R of Z E fi gi kg.-4? , 5 ' up , l S Ti , 2 , gf ? W-ff-'r' ' um, W. M Jw if uf' af fr' A.-1 Y' . 7 .5 . My gi U :i , . D ' ' I v 1 ' ' v U , . 4 ' . . . . - . . . V - v I . V ' . I K .. . . . I D I ' ' ' P BEVERLY ANN ALBRIGHT BEV Nugget Edltor Band L1fe Member C A 1 2 3 Class Offlcer Tlger Mxrror an-mu., 'be 'lub' f 3' EDIT H LaPREII E AUTRAN Exec Commxttee Nugget Staff Band A Cappella Honor Socxety Pres Llfe Member C S F ?x -mf' DlAlNE LUCILLE BERYTZEY FUZZX Class Offlcer G A A 500 Soc1ety SUE ANDOE SUSIE Band 1 2 3 Hoonr Soclety Offlcer Class Offxcer Girls State Student Body Pres Llfe Member C S F swear 916: ROBERT ANDOE BOB Basketball TOM APOIAN NIAPOLEOW Dramatlcs C? 1v as-af is ELIINOR NI -Xl XUFI RAN Honor SOC18ty 1 2 3 Band QM! Student Body Offlcer 'fend' SHIRLEY AININ -X IJ BELCHER BECKER SQUIRT SHIRL Track Boxmg Glee Club 6 A Cappella 2 3 4 Basketball Q G A A Semor Sex tet 'auf' au-H1 CARL BLOSS Football Basketball Baseball Track Class Pres Block O I .. 1 ,, 4 - - -4 1-2-3-4 I 2-3-4 ' . S. F. Q A Es - 2,3 G. . 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DERRY BOWLES MAJOR Basketball 1-2 Football 2-3 Tennis 2-3-4 Jolly Boys 3-4 f-5 61.315 Twuyf N-uv B ARB XRA FR XNCES BROXN N ISUBBIE G A A DFHITIHIICS -Qf QNQS 'ear I' X1 RIQI -X BROXN N PAT Sl Transfer Oregon Class Off1cer G1rls Glee Pep Club Y 2558 4 , C I ii V I V Yi f v f fy - , . A Y , . . 3-4 ,ff -,f X K A ma-5 A AVA v 'I' in a , , H, 1 4 4 A K A v . ' I I H Q nk. A H . . l 1-2 f I 3 ' 4 N Girls' Glee 1-2-3-3 P, M. WA I ww ag., an . . . 1- - -4 -E I 3 - - -13 K . , 2-4 2 ,rg , 2 ' 2-3-4 A 5 ' WVENDELL BROXVN 1 'WVENH Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Block O 2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3 Student Body V. P. 4 Track 1-2 Y? .-if -.'-'EJ '34 J-Q 3, Zi ' 38- f my ' ., W-dal 1 f R-XLPH BYERS BE'I TY AINN BOXiI1S L -XMPBELL Track BESS PATRICI -X V-XX C Ah INON P-VI ' A 2 3 4 Dramaucs Honor Soclety --my ifsnvf ASK -XLBER1 LaMAR LHRIS1 EINSEN BUDDY ,,., Fo tb 11 Bazkeiball Track BOXIHQ ts... Block o 1 2 3 'B-HE. 1:19 YVAINDMX LLHNG-KN XVIN DY G A A 1 2 3 Gxrls Glee Dramat1cs Glrls Glee Band G A A ? r- LORRY CHUM Tenms Boxmg Block O fi? B if-334 IOHN BURKE Basketball 1-2 Tennis 2-3-4 M Q k k fai V' YQ' iv ., I -'K' NANCY CARLSON Band G A A Class Off1CBI Dramat1cs if -1:: ..'Z.'- AL -KN CONGER Band 3 3 4 Track Hungary 5 Dance Band A ' , .' 2 ' Y --1 3' 3 ' .. ,, V 4 m 4 ' 1-2 ' I 3 W 1-2-3-4 . . . 3-4 i -fi f I f . , C A ' 4 3-4 1 H 1 1 -an is I l I 3-4 - ' 3-4 G. . A. - - X 1 -J ' 4 . 4 Y ' 2 fr'-fl 3 -gym 121:55 Vi? 3' 3 4 3 - - q ' 1-2-3-4 ,, ' ,, ' 1-2 x 1-2-3-4 3-4 6 .. 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 qw, Q ' Z 3. 1 1 1 ' 3 ,Vgrffi i ' -' . f A K G 'A' N FPR A J 2 ., A L, A cw., 3 4 AL - - -4 ,A , 1' ' ' : ' ' W- . 3-4 . 1 fs, 13 4 3-4 . 4 zffifgfi 4 V 2' .5 SQL f 'Z iii, , , M i BENTLEX CON XVAY G- aussi' HOA CEC11 DENIXEA IACKIE Rhea' 'XI' LA N N DUNBAR Tlger Mirror G A A 1 2 3 Nugget Staff Chaxrman Jr Red Cross Honor Soclety G1rls League Offxcer 1 FREDERICR CR ABTREE 'Y 1-ug Q-I ARTHUR DeX OL ART Baseball Honor Soclety Cadets Cadet Offxcer an-1 W' -fi DON LEE DAVIS Football Basketball Track Boxmg Block O 'tiff DALE DULEX Block O Student Body V P Basketball 2 Exec Commlttee Track .av-sr -IUM- 'K' ,gowns-171 MARX R COSTELIO ABBOTT Trans Nevada Dramatxcs G A A G A A V P Calss Offxcer gil me-I 7 I 1 HEOPLIS CARI IER DENINIS T Trans Long Beach Basketball Track Cadets Block O JOSEPH 0 EDGERTOlN OE Trans Bannmg Football Track Basketball 1 , ' y I . 2 13 K ' 34 - A , . . , 4 2 ..... 4 ' ,lf , . w a E., K A sf , 1 fn, O V fr l T . .W i V' A 1-2-3-4 4 bk 1-2-3-4 , , 'V 1-2-3-4 ' , WF ' 2 'wif 'A f 1-2-3-4 . Q Q O IN- ai x ,Q ll I cj-sy . 1 v S k W 2-4 V A ' 3-4 , A 3-4 3-4 A .ll H A 2,3,4 1 ' . . 4 ,R-A I - 2,3 I 1- -3-4 ,. 2-3-4 . 4 O ' 4 301 A 53 ' 3312 T 1 AY A - i I L u . I - - -3 ,NPR 'if' T - ' - 4 fr k x A HJ D . ' 3 ' 3-4 . . 1-2 1-2 ELIZABETH LOUISE ELDER BETTY Cheer Leader 3 Girls' Glee 2-4 G. A. A. - Class Officer Class Offlcer THEODORE GEORGE TED Football Block O Honor Socxet Boys State Student Body Pres RLTH HAMMOND Gxrls Glee A Cappella BEVERLY EMILY ENC EL G A A Gxrls League Offlcer Girls Glee BERT CL AUDE GR ANT Basketball 2 Football Tenms Boxmg wc IOAN LULILLE F Ll N IN Band L1fe Member C S F' G A A Tlger M1rror Nugget Staff Honor Soclety Off1cer av-vs.. il'- 5'- HEXRX GUI IERRE7 H-XINK Basketball Track Block O Block O Pres Class Offlcer R13 if vm? 3 x Q ARTHUR GARLAND ELLIFF ART Track 1-2-3-4 Block O 2-3-4 l af!! 'xr'-v MILDRED LUCILLE GILLEX NI -XGGIE QQ WY' -11-if RICH -XRD H ARLES DICK Basketball Band 1 2 3 Track Boys Glee 1 2 ' 2 .' L A gf ' A J. 4 -'EMU A 1-2-3-4 M. , If ' . . . 2-3 - ' ' - 1 - 4 . , . 1-2-3-4 ,VJ - v 1 ' ' 2-3-4 3-4 h . . 3 W-- II f ,K A Hi A ., ' 2-3-4 4 2-3-4 ' ' y 1-3-4 I 3 , . 4 ' I V A BUCK Football A 1-2-3 .Q M 1, -3-4 1-2-3 -. K . ' 2-3 1-2-3 a ' ' 2-4 1-2-3-4 ' 4 , - 4 A ' .-f' I 3 X, I ,Nm V ' ' 3 I A.. ,f suv- ' 1- 4 ? 5 15: 1-2 ' - N - - ll I I 2-3 2 2 ,- - 4 WILLIAM ARTHUR HARRINGTON RED Football 2 3 4 Track Tenms Band Dance Band if-w pau VHP' l qpf'?4 'iff 'E-11? RODNEY HIINES ROD Band Block O Football Track Boys State 'Sf DOROTHY MAE HOWELL DOT G. A. A. ' Dramatics ul'-646.7 -v '11-I-'Y XVESLEX STUART H AX ES YI U Tiger Mirror Tennis 4 Jolly Boys Us-an 'UQ' film. if LILLIXIN HISE LIL G A A 2 3 Exec Committee Class V P , ., L ,' ,',! : ' ,a : 1, s 'ill' vu--1 ROBERT HEMST ALK BOB Football Track Block O Class Officer 123 GERALDIINE HOLMES GERRI Band Glee Club A Cappella Senior Sex-tet 'WSF 123 DU XNE HARRIS Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 Block O 2 3 'I- ... T 'VNU' PEGGX HILYDERSHOT A I A W-119' MARGARETJ. HOXVARTH M AGC IE Trans. Chico Honor Society G. A. A. G. A. A. Pres. Exec. Committee jOE HOTT INGER Trans Martmez Block O Football Baseball Basketball MARK 1 JENININGS Track Tlger Mlrror -QQ. CARL KOFLER Football Track 1 2 3 Student Body Officer Block O 'K IOHN HOUSTON SXVEEFI H ATER Football Basketball 2 3 4 Track Baseball Block O '..3'5' DALEY IERRILI KEEPER DOE DOE Band 1 2 3 Honor Soclety Glrls Glee A-'vi A Cappella .Q French Club AIIIIE' , !iu1l' ww ii,......,1 NIARIORIE JEANNE ILLMAN M ARGE G A A Dramatxcs 914' T9 Q9-v-M., N ORM ANI KNOX NORM Football Baseball Boxing Wliv rf- as-kv? DENSIL HULTZ HULSIE Cadets Dramatlcs Q ELMER CAROL JOSEPHSON FUDD Cadets 'AST' HF ff' iw'-v-r GENEVIEVE MARGARET LASSVVELL IENNY G A A , ' 4 .4 U 4 2-4 . 2-3-4 2 ' Q , ig,gbf , A f K '-.Mtv 3? . 1 ' 1 X .1. . , ,, . sox 2 1-2 4. A ,- 4 - 1-2-3 . . Z 2-5 n 1 4 1 4 41 , E 'Ai X I I . ' 4 5 W Q Q ps V. 3 :',- N r i , , my wi f, 'I A I iggii6r, .' 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A . 4 . . . - - Q . . . 3-4 ' ' 1-2-3-4 . , 4 X -K 4 4 Vmwfx 3 ,l L N55 - D N W ' . : I ' 1 . ', 1-2 w 5 ' 1- - -4 4 . 2 , l A . 5 A H Basketball 1-3 do ' A Q ,.,, , 'O 'ff 2 '-1,. 13-ij? ,,,.. ., , , . Y . 1-.. , 2 ' 2 3-4 1 ' 4 2 .1 N 2 . . 1-2 MARILYN MEANS MIMI G A A 1 2 3 Honor Soclety 1 2 3 Band Jr Red Cross French Club 410659 'if '-W-ali' QS We D ANINY OYVENS BUGGS QF, Xt s ihl' BILL PL-XGEM -XN 136 AMES MUNDELL IIMMY Football Basketball Boxing Jr Red Cross -Rv 'WY 'ffm'-ZW G2 ROBERT PARKER BOB Cadets Track Baseball Basketball Block O Mm DON ALD 'N UNEMANN DON Track Tenms Jolly Boys E I HEL I LHYI ZEK WOR VIRGINIA LOIS MEYER VIR G A A Dramatlcs EUGEINE OKLEY Football Track Basketball Block O Boxmg 'G XVILLIAM BRUCE PHILP LI NIIE Track Tennls Jolly Boys U -1:2 ' ' .- . 4 . 3-4 A. , - 2-4 ' H AH, . L I 2 3 , I 1 ' 2 - , A . 4 3-2 I I x A A I a by v ' 1 ' O 2 3 4 2 3 4 211. , ' ' ' J A ' Q Q 2 A ei 4, l Z R -H V I Z I I Wy -f is RU1 H CAROLINE PLATZEK G A A 2 3 500 Soclety Band Honor Soclety X4-wg ex-14 BE TTI IE XX RASMUSSEN Executlve Commlttee Class Off1cer Student Body Sec Treas ARLENE RUSSELL RUSSELL Girls Glee Semor Sextet G A A A Cappella 3 NI ARY BEVERLY PREBLE BLOIN DIE Glrls Glee 2 3 4 Dramatlcs ...db Nr:-7' '24 YT LQUIS R1,NK1N 'MARX SUE RODEN 1 QU113 BUBBLES Tlger Mirror GIFIS Glee Boys Glee DfaUl2.tlCS iw' XVILLI -XM THOMAS REEVES 635491-4 Basebal l 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Block O -ZZ-2 R-XY RODRIGUEZ Trans Berkeley L1fB Member C S F Tennis Block O Honor Soclety 1 2 3 Tlger MIITOI and Nugget Staff Basketball ERMA ROSS G A A fl -4754 i. IOANINE MARILXN 'ae' SLHAB SCH-XBBY Band 1 2 3 Life Member C S Tlger M1rror 2 3 4 Nugget Staff 1 I 1 . . . 1- - -4 -1 ' H ' 2 . , - -, 3-4 ,mmf ' 3 . 1-2 ,- SW H x ll 4 11 . 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I -4 ' ' - - - - 3-4 MAVIS K-XY SCI-IWARTZ Gu'ls Glee G A A Class Offlcer Gxrls Leagle Pres Semor Sextet 342 'url fIZ '.2Y CH -XRLES SMI'1 H S MI TTI E Football Basketball Track revs C '7 'V A YILK SI R A I ICOPOULOS Honor Soclety Block O Football Tenms Baseball Basketball 'I 34 in M-ydw VIRGIINIA KAY SHARKEX K XY G A A 1 2 3 500 Soclety Band B Honor Roll '36 dang W 3 M-XRIAN JEANNE SKINN ER G A A 1 2 3 Class Offxcer S B Hxstorlan G1rls League Offlcer Nugget Staff Honor Soclety '-av .4-we D PERN I XURINE OLIVIS SIOOKSBERRY SFRANG RIENY W1 'B' 'Plx GEORGE WVIN FIELD SCOTT Baseball Block O Sec Basketball Block O 'RQQ ,Qffuw 'Q CECILIA M -XRIE SPENCER LELI Glrls Glee Dramatlcs pw- fl-x 'Qff' MARC LXRET SI RA I TON MARGIE Life Member C S Honor Soclety Sec SHIRLEY JEAN STUBBLEFIELD STUBBY Trans Hollister G A A Honor Soclety Tlger MIITOT Mercury Reporter Fx 4,-W G X l'lf IOE 1 an CA ANIDF Football Trans Tennessee Track Block O Band 4'f m 'J fab Q -F 'N, pq l 'We' Kr zr in.. Q IANET FAYE WAGNER AN G A A Band 1 2 3 Gxrls Glee Senior Sex tet A Cappella ALBERT LEE TREILHLF R Block O Football 1 2 3 'Track 1 2 3 Basketball -yllldnr QQ :Win i D BXRB XRX CRXNERI BOBBIE Transfer Qulncy G A A School Paper F H A Glee 'Qi 'Y SHIRLEX HES5 Trans Fall River Band Speech Contest 2 Honor Soclety Class Offlcer nm 1-2 in A GER ALD G SWAIM IERRY Life Member C S F Assoc Ed Nugget Ed Tlger M1rror Boys State Exec COITIHIIEUSG 'B-V? 'Q DAX ID D F-XYLOR D AV E Cadets 1Ql'g,,,m atm-3 VW LEE WALLACE SONlN Y Track . . 3 ,, P' wb J . . ' ' ' 3 . . . 2-3 Q' A 2 X A - ' ' 4 ' 2-4 . ' 4 . . 4 ,. to ' . 3 4 'P' r lm -, N x ,, A Y 4- V,b, I am Y as ' ..' ' 'Q M f L AL ' N , . . 1-2-3 1 . . . 1-2-3 4 nuff Hllu .nun 'Q l fly V 'll w 71 AXA sv A K A V A I U l Y AH A 4 S , '1 gif 2 . A . 4, 4 - 773 j 3194 ' ' fi ' 5 4 , ' N 4 I . an - f ' k f . . Q 4 2 , ' , , 'P .... I fleet - Y ,.,, , x ., 5 'K' I X - ., ' g ,il , . ' . ' 3 .. ,, ' 1-2 aw, AM Q AL 1- -3-4 W ,, 1-2-3-4 . 1-2 4 4 - - -2 . 2 5 ak K ' 'liz YWW I F f .. H ' 3-4 . .J . 1 ' A 42 sw- ., - - -4 e MARCIA MAE SWVIFT Band Dance Band 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 Orchestra French Club will 'Nuff i' EVELYN WHHE Band 1 2 'T G A A French Club Honor SOCIBEY , . V -I AMES Y BARRFX Basketball -. Band ' Tennis A RONALD IURINER EUGENE LANE RON WESTON Hmmm CENE Tenn Basketball 2 3 Track Boxmg French Club Block O 'Nq- RAYMOND XVITHROW R-XY Football Basketball Baseball Block O Exec. Commxttee Block O Officer DOIN -XM-XE XVRIGH1 G A A flax WSIS' ...QI OP AL M -XE XVILSON 456 ELTA FRAZIER 0 I2 G A N I Z A T I FALL STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES Once again student body activities have been hampered by made quate facllltles at the beglnnmg of this school year Our enrollment ment had increased to the point that it was impossible to hold student body meetings and rallys m any place blg enough where everyone could be seated Despite the lack of facilities after the electron of five enthusrastlc yell leaders the rooting sec tlon at football and basketball games displayed a fine show of good sportsmanship Our teams have been the kind this year that a school might well be proud of The yell leaders have worked hard to prepare good rallies and liven school Splfll Rooters buses took enthusiastic sports fans to out of town games Color was added to our foot ball field when the active executive com mittee took charge of decorating the goal posts and marking all SCCIIOHS for the rooters and band The school was fortunate ln hav mg a new conceslson booth at the football field this year The executive committee took e responsxbihtv of the booth also The Student Body sponsored a benefit movie for ,-I, t h e community ' chest and collected 3115 for this worthy fc:- orgamzation A drxwe for the March of Dimes was also undertaken if N any among t he Student Body An especially successful held just before the T hanksgxving vacation The Block O and the G A A took charge of this event Kangaroo Court also conducted by the Block O was held in the gym at the close of color week before the big Chico Game It was enjoy ed by students and teach ers alike At last the revision of our out of-date school con sutuuon has been complet ed bv the Executive Com mittee and was approved bv the Student Body at a Q special election d ca.- Considerm the crow ed condmogs around C:-7 school the first semester was a fairly active one for the majority of the Stu dent Bodv Nl C 'CNQ QlNglxOO . . A . 5 . .S l 'l th ' ...gl ' V vm , y lv an 5 a ' . y ft Freshman Initiation was , Q 'rj ' ' P -cb-Sl'-C5-I'-' No o bb' ' ' 1 x , 1 x , ' , X 'Q' SPRING STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES After the smoke of the spring election campaigns had cleared and the results of the election were tabulated, the new officers under-took their duties. Ted George was the president for the spring semester: he was assisted by Wendell Brown as Vice President and Kathy Lay- man, Secretary. A1 Treichler was Block O Custodian and Elinor Autran, Historian. The Executive Committee should be given credit for the fine job they did, with the co-operation of students and faculty, in running the affairs of the Student Body during the spring semester. Twenty active members of the student body traveled 7 to Chico in February to attend the Chico State Student Leaders' Conference. The ideas gained in the various is ,Q panel. discussions were helpful in our own school ac- IIVIIICS. After an absence of two years, boxing was re- animated during the spring semester at Oroville Hi. The Boxing Smoker was.a knock out affair Don Lee Davis and ackle Kofler were elected king and queen of the Mardi Gras 1 first of the many s o c 1 a l events during the spring mester It was fol lowed by he Sophomore Hop un1or Prom Athle tic and Music Fes tlval and last but not least the Senior Fare we 1 Although not a stu dent body activity an lm portant action taken this spring by the citizens of Oroville and the surround mg communities will cer tainly benefit all future students of Oroville Union High On March 28 the registered voters in the Oroville Union H tgh School district went to the polls and approved a seven hundred and fifty thou sand dollar bond issue The new two hundred and fifty thousand dollar gym will be the biggest single project in the issue fr W Construction of the badly needed unit should b gin 'kt I S 3 soon to be built as a result of the bond issue are two class room units three newshops a music wing Nl op-ooo, ,X ooo . Se. at 1 M If . ' - 1 I i - fum: Q if - S I: .' 'fm 6 ' ' , E ,,., if I A ' ' vu U A A l . J i X . . y . . ,lt . ' , 5 u i l . Q . if I if this fall. other facilities W .V Q, ,,t. 1.544 ' , -ff? ' . V 7 - Q . ' . i N , , X I . XO, ' A, O 6 X I I X I l X Q I N I X Q , , X I I X I I I w-.., FALL EXELU I IX II COMMIT IEE STANDING Frances Ely Channqme Rhoades Janet Howaxd L11 Hxse Edlth Autran Bob Hemstalk Art Petee Davxd McK1m John Grlfflth SEATED John Wlnslow Dale Duley Sue Andoe Betty Rasmussen Pat Keroher R SPRING EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE STANDING Ray Wlthf0W Gary Damon Nancy Fry R0berta Mayo 'Danny Long Sue Andoe Irene Haddlck Hap Unfried Carl Kofler SEATED Dale Duley Wendell Brown Ted George Kathy Layman Margaret Howarth Nix , ,, r , s.ufM,.W-. egg 'D f ,4,A 9 fi , Y' 7 9 A -l K5 B Ray' Withrow, spring vice presidentg Ted George, fall secretaryg Hank Gutierrez fall and spring president' Dale Duley spring executive com- mittee George Scott spring secretary John Winslow fall executive committee Billy O'Kelly fnot picturedl fall vice president 9-9.-W.-naw 6' -.fd 4 I-af T C Dennis G Weston M Mastelotto R Hines D Harris T George H Gutierrez K Martin N Stratlgopoulos D Hansen O Robertson G Scott R Wilson L Gomez B Long S Vasquez W Fuller W Brown D Davis R Wlthrow J I-Iottinger R Wixom H Unfried J Henderson K Coggeshall B Bishop D Christensen R Hem stalk G Oxley R Deady A Christensen J McK1m D Long J Burris D Kent R Rodriguez D Duley A Treichler J Taff M Ryan H Gee J Franklin C Kofler J Wilson J Winslow L Perkins R Jacobson D Gross O Schleigh R Gass B Koelm L Wallace R Beavers A Elliff R MacAfee D Bloss B Graves R Simp son R, Wilson L Chum J Huston , l ! , l , 5 , 1 . . sis .-, '53 A . Y .Z sl 9 -9, I 'X .. fix , F I ' I , 471 L , . 1 V r X V 1 L I C - 4 . f 4 .f F A a an Y M x xg. ' , 'fs f V V K .ly J . 'wpe- Ty- ,f gl: ' . X X . , t--1 .- ' . 3 ' ' f. ' , ' , ,,,,'-,g,:, -' ,, ,- - fr . : 14 ,1 A '. 4,3--x-' -f , ,. ,L r t ., . - H -4- ' A 1. 4 ' .A ,. 1 ,- ,fi L.,,? .c,-43-'wi 736 K- A I .. .A h ,'. G 1 ,.., ,J Y i . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' ' n - 1 ' 1 - y - r - 1 , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . . , - , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . Claudia Coggan, Frances Ely, Pat Brandt Jody Syder, Charmaine Rhoades, Bev Al- bright, Irene Haddick, Eva Grath, Ruth Platzek. La Verle Alexander, Janet Evich, Pat Kero- her, CFa1l Presidentb. Margaret Howarth, 1Spring Presidentl, Mary Costello, Helen Scheuermann. MRS XVILSON, P E MISS HURLBERT, P E BACK ROW--C WIISOH C Coggan J Reed 2 N Athison S Patterson C Patterson G Morehead L Rlley M Poppelrelter C Atkxson M Mosely E Conley 3 J Wells J Webb M Morris H Berry S Keroher V Oxley F Ely G Hemstalk G Erbs A Cam 4 B Burrell L Gomez B Mason D Marler G Colllnson W Smith M Church V Green L Garfxeld G Rosas 5 S Swmney S Gregg L Pme M Evans J Jester J Ramares J Wled man M Kellet M Wxthrow D Turk H Allen K Wxlllams W Re11 B Dawson 6 Miss Hurlburt K Wolley M Stafford Louxse Llghtle J Dotson R Zaccantl P Brown M Huston S Russell K Hudson Mrs Wilson 7 Brandt B Rogers 'VW NN BACK ROW-J Matkm J K1tI1Ck J Snyder L Alexander J Howard 2 G Leggett E Grant J Evlch M. Woods J Laswell C Linton O Edwards I Platt 3 P Nuttall E Dyer P Keroher V Patterson E Engel M Mgrsags K Sharkey M Skinner B Campbell L Whxte H Scheruermann 4 Miss Hurlburt F Gudici I Haddick S 88811 J Wangelxn M Howarth M Costello K Layman L Hlse W Clingan E Taylor Mrs Wllson 5 E Ross L Nor ton B Slack L Gregory A Lofberg J Flynn B Albrxght - l : x,' ' xx B.. Evans, E., Fowler, E. Hake, Kapusta, QP. Wagner, Ford, VI. Brower, YJ. 'Kofler, DN. .Brown, 'P. Oyerstreet, P: S X ,, 1 C if. A V 1 X ' ' A fy' Q VA VA ww 1, -N A , A 4 l fgu 1, , Q V , I f 71 v Honor Society Officers Spring President-Edith Autran V. President-John Winslow Secretary-Margaret Stratton 1- Fall President-Ray Rodriguez V. President-Royne McGinnis Secretary-Joanne Adams Executive Committee-Edith Autran 2' TOP ROW-H. Ely, D. Dealy, G. Petty, P. Richards, K. Williams, R. Mayo, D. Rannells, N. Henderson, L. Hadley, H. Perkins, G. Wahl, C. Swanson. SECOND ROW-C. Mefford, R. Coggan, M. MacDonald, H. Unfried, J. Trousdale, M. Poppelreiter, J. Adams, G. Morehead, J. Sawyer, J. Johnston. THIRD ROW-R. McGinnis. R. Wahl, B. Hitch- cock, H. Teel, J. Winslow, T. Dalhing, J. Cain, L. Gregory, B. Slack, D. Rogers. FOURTH ROW-M. Jennings, N. Strates, T. George, J. Swaim, S. Andoe, Mr. Fylling, B. Albright, M. Stratten ,S. Stubblefield, J. Schab, J. Mahan, J. Flynn. FRONT-R. Rodriguez, E Autran. t l 0 3 'gill' f , I 6 45 my . . Q, M--W C Q-A V 41 ., ,, - ,. - M ypaqyw w ' ' A . ,.. - A .... ,.W... ..-V.. ,U A lfvmwam-:mv-www-f V- M ., Ut., M . me-,szm--4N..,.,. .M-,M-fm' - Speakers in the C. S. F.'s annual Oratorical Contest were David Dun- x , ham, Shirley Hess, Helen Perkins, Marvrn Taggert, .Mary Costello, Donna Rae Rannells, Joanne Adams, and Edna Macrnlllxan. Shlrley Hess Oratorlcal Contest Wmner C S F Llfe Members of the Class of 1950 are Margaret Stratton Ray Rod rlguez oan Flynn Jerry SXNHIIH oanne Q Schab Ioyce Mahan Bev Xlbrlght Sue Andoe and Edlth -Xutran f -----...,,.,,,,,l wid? Annual Ch1coOrov1lle Bram Brawl 'M' ' Q Q 1:55 nnxavf-I x 'aka' Hofm -ta als Ted George IFICS a hard one at the Brawl ' 1 'Y' lv fm fn- C? 'Ui vs...4 Standlng Ennly Engel fSen1or Repj Eva Grant QSerx1ce Lhalrmanj Seated L R Gelaldme Leggett Secretary Mans Schwartz fPI'CSlClCI'llD Maman Skmnex fVlCC PI'CSlLlCIllD Kneelmg LR Georgna Hemstalk cFI'CShH121I1 Rep Donna Rannells fSoph Rep Not present IS urnor Representatne Maxlne Morrls Qwho transferred to Grldley Hlghl For thc fxrst tune m three years the Glrls League was organued The clubs !IlCITllJCl5l1lp mcluded all the glrls enrolled ln the school Excrxone vtas co opexatne 1n all that was accornphshed 'I he Sock Dance held February IH thc 'lllCllIOl'lllI1l was a great success Prue vunners for the cutest socks were Klota Wfxlhams fox thc gnls and Don Nunneman for the bovs Ihe glrls lntend to make thc 'Sock Dancc an annual exent on the school calendar Bccausc meeungs h1d to be held durlng the seventh PCl'l0Cl nlanv of the g1rls could not attend The members are hopmg that next xear the organlzatlon may contmue IIS work progressmg and mcludmg more HCIIVIIICS TOP ROW1 C- Dryden, L. Hilton, R. Deady, B. Hitchcock, G. Loutin, B. Fylling, R. McGinnis, F. Dalling, C. Swanson. 2. L. Pitsimbor, M. Swift, D. Keefer, J. Oxley, M. Means, D. Beardsley, E. Miesler, S. Gill, A. Lofberg, Mrs. Chandler. 3. J. Matkin, M. Chamberlein, J. Kitrick, D. Unfried, H. Unfried, L. Norton, J. Adams, M. Fouch, J. Howard. At the Mardi Gras, the big dance sponsored by the French Club, Donna Rannells' tLion Tamerl, Alden Boyd CLi0nJ Andrea Lofberg CRabbitJ, and Nat CRobin Hood? Brewster were chosen prize winners. it FIRST ROW-Sgt Peter G1bson Sgt lst Class Harrv Poppelrerter Sgt Charles Brown Sgt Tavon Prossle Sgt T C Denms lst Sgt Rlchard Morehead KNEELING Capt Art Devol lst Sgt Ray Wahl SECOND ROW Sgt lst Class Howard Ely W1l11am Harber Howard ONea1 Sgt Donald Brodxsh THIRD ROW John Huston Garry Qumn James Brown Alfred Mlller TOP ROW Arthur Mathes Roland Beason John Jackson Robert Navarro ill-W KNEELING 2nd Lt Eddle Pattlson 2nd Lt Elmer Josephson FIRST ROW Sgt lst Class Davld Alfrey Robert Parr Dav1d Bl1ss Sgt Troy Powers Rlchard Campbell Sgt T C Denms SECOND ROW Claude Brashears Alden Boyd Robert Tokmo W11lxam Etherton Ph1l1p Newberry TOP ROW Walter Hlggms Robert Poor Sgt Otis Mar ln Robert Troy CA CLeft to rightj First row-Bob Lawyer, Secretary: Mr. Kantola Advisor: Elmo Kilgore, President: Deryl Nation, Vice-President ,he r Wayne Minton, Treasurer. Second row-Ronald Coggan, Sen- f' tinel: Mike Hoefling, Reporter, fi 5 , U' D 5 5 . +'FQ1. ss- RN v - 1 X. H L ' CLeft to rightj First row-Mr. Kantola, Ronald Coggan, Deryl Nation, Elmo Kilgore, Wayne Minton, Bob Lawyer, Mike Hoefling. Second row-Bob Stienmiller, Tom Poor, Norman Rush, Clyde Wilson, Carl Hess, Dick Anderson, Charles Benson, Troy Powers, Douglas Oberholtzer, Fred Carlquist, Ira Wil- cox, Duane Warren, Johnny Tombe, Bill Day, Darrell Raines. Third row-Paul Stevenson, Marvin Taggart, Del Hansen, Maynard Nichols, Claude Bershers, Gene McDougal, Emment Waterman, Richard Miner, Fred Crabtree, Ronald Johnston, Ray Cobbler, Carl Baker, Charles Rogers, Neil Lambert. 'Mix I 2 M Vmmfi xW-9' ,.e f ' iiwgti ii , at t Q Q Af. 4- -6 , 'Q ., 2 Q Q' if 9 9- W 5' Ziyi Q fisglg 9 f 1 V 4' 1r U Q 9, . Wg C f i is x , gym -. 'gcuwl fbi! if .ul I ft' X-' ff S '- ' so EVA GRANT ' --H 'Q' - DOLORES XVOODS ...W- 1 I if ,Q f Wyse., ,Q . ,Miha . ,W rs, .6 ,Q rm. ,gi a v. ,ix 'AQ H ad. Wx Q 1 iris? I .Q I Q A ee' amsgh 1 X K ' 5 9 I-W S - QQ! 3 Sr -If 7 Q-A ROW I: D. Wood, P. Richards, P. Sweet, D. Keefer, S. Andoe, J. Jester, G. Morehead, E. Grant. ROW II: R. Mayo, L. Pattison, M. Swift, L. Pfitzinger, W. Reil, B. Albright, J. Flynn, D. Rannells, B. Campbell, E Hake, J. Fleming. ROW III: D. DaMassa, R. Andoe, H. Fine, D. Belcher, M. Johnson, R. Groves, H. Scheuermann, J. Wagner, N. Hender- son. ROW IV: N. Lambert, S. Gregg, E. Autran, G. Holmes, J. Jiminez, L. Haskin, P. Brown, B. Maculsay, R. Rystrom, B King. OW V: R. I-Iines, J. Kitrick, M. Swift, R. McGinnis, L. Alexander, J. Y'Barra, J. Taff, D. Alfrey, B. Jamison. , ROW VI: R. Neher, H. Bounds, G. Petty, H. Unfried, L. Reagan, R. Campbell, L. Brown, O. Warren, R. Turner, D. Nation, P. Morris, D. Morehead, J. Kemper, J. Coats, D. Gass. ROW VII: B. Harrington, A. Conger, P. Gibson, W. Smelser, D. Heyen, D. Long, C. Austin, C. Pine. m Q BANDS 5 K we Inca 9 f 74a WCKQGQ che THE HUNGRY FIVE Harry 1301111118 Left-Righti Allen Conger, Danny Long, Richard Rystrum, Rodney Hines, and Harry Bounds. 47 A. Petee, bass, R. McGinnis, P. Brown, R. Hines, M. Swift, T. True, saxesg A. Conger, drums, G. Ronan tromboneg B. Harrington, trumpet, L. Alexander, piano. ,.....w i nv in 'Wr- drea Lofberg ack Kemper 'Ihe Iunlor Red Cross become actxve agaln thxs year Wllh Lynn Dun bar actmg as charrman and Patrlcxa Rlchards actlng as secretary treasur 'Ihe Iumor Red Crosss flrst project for the year was proudmg the chlldren at the Countv Hospltal wlth Chrlstmas glfts Next on the agenda was the makmg of Valentme dolls for tray favors at the hospital Durxng the Senlor Red Cross Drxve the JLIDIOYS held a Slave Day 'I hrs was a contest between the boys and glrls to see who could ralse the most money The boys won by Sl 65 The 324 15 collected was turned over to the Senior Red Cross as a contrlbutlon from the students of the Hlgh School After the successful Slave Day the students then took on the project of maklng 135 menu covers for the County Hospxtal for thelr Easter Meal 'Iwo students were chosen from the hugh school to spend I0 days at a Red Cross Tramlng Center so that they would be prepared to carrv on the work of the Iunlor Red Cross at Orovllle next year These students were flnanced by the Senior Red Cross It IS to be hoped that the junior Red Cross wlll continue to grow and keep on dorng the good work that they have done next year t ' 2 ..,,.,s. up I I A 4 T I V Q vt 1 ' 'Q 1, .2151 f ' 1 .....,.. i,. H 1 73 - xy -7' 'L M . M N , . y. , ' Kai 5 lim Mundell, Marvin McDonald, Pat Richards, Lynn Dunbar Qchairmanj, Judy Kitrick. An , I er. , In fnewde' f at t Ihe8f 5s be S0120 S Boarzame Q31 I1 1719 .of T 6 'a41d1zet 'e Tas ff' U' fb JR' 1 6 Stes' N95 wif? .Q 01' 'iv .9 QY3 -giigoii' iegfbe 5 Y X .A Se?-It N 'O M A20 we ed 'A L WGS 09 -ww Q10 naw 045' we . 0 Q X9 iuxngsi ,dorm 8356 A V, C010 965- 899 3 vfocv 05 O we in we 9 5 an 6 w Gow w Q in XRx,YSQE'e C009 ' gag rf rx 94 f' Tv in Sw qui, 4 A, we Wx' a . L Norton Hxtchcock J Flynn F Gee M Skmner B Albrxght J Swaim J Schab ,RO A CKY WY' XV Q sewn X Y gba iff 1 'FO Y tee' ' 09' ef , .gas xxrtxau Q95 turn , ,Q . e rogfx was D20 can s. T. '50 I with We Q, n QA of ' X9 X an into vox' ormer eau? G 1 He save fkiinf ,os X 4 fi rn, ' hz -I 1' fl 'mv gf., 5 ,n-wa. ULN., . .'L-.f 1,4-xi ,.o' al ' ' 1 I Seated: Helen Scheuermann, SeC'Y- Treas.g Hap Unfried, Ex Com.: Irene Haddick, Ex. Com. Standing: John Winslow, Pres.: B0b Hocking, Vice Pres. 5 1 Seated: Pat Nuttall, Sec'y-Trees.: Geraldine Leggett Vice P es.: Janet Howard, Ex. Com. 'Q X ,- Standing: Hap Unfried, Pres.: Art Petee, Ex. C0m. . ng asf , I s N, 1 ROW I: R. Hunter J Matkin J Snyder L Alexander J H d M , . , . , . , , owar , . Chamberlen, G. Leggett, J. Kitrick H Bald- win J Evich L Pattison ROW II M W od , . , . .. . z . 0 s, R. Neuwirth, A. Angle, H. Cress, D. Taber, L. Johnson, N. Karr V. P. Patterson, J. Rodrigues, H. Mullen, L. Phelps. ROW III: M. Beard, A. Main, M. Johnson, E. Mishler, S. Gill D. Oxley, C, Dryden, H. Unfried, K. Martin, R. Olds, S. Brinker. ROW IV: G. Hill, B. Ashley, J. Gardner, R. Law- ton, F. Gee, R. McGinnis, B. Hitchcock, J. Henderson, E. Waterman, R. Coggan. ROW V: B. Bishop, B. Brown, R Hayes, R. Wood B Rogers R Morehead T Williams B W'ls , . , . , . , . 1 on, D. Kent. ROW VI: D. Hanson, W. Fuller, P Morris B Beavers, E. Ramirez B Long, R, Cobbler M R ' ' ' . , . , . yan. ROW VII. H. Poppelreiter, E. Pattison, M. Gibson, Cogge: shall, B. Kaelin, D. D h ' un am, E. Logan, R. Wilson, B. Neeley, G. Jester. fs? gxs ROW I W Evans M Foutch R Tess1er V Chxlders M Hexdler G H111 D Loomls B Martm D Hurst I Staf ford E Taylor ROW II J J1m1nez J Wangehn L Norton B Slack L Gregory B Worcester A Berry H Scheuermann ROW III G Prosxse R Roberts R Hanson H Ely G Louton B Fyllmg R McLean H Guthne tm A Thomas C Wllson ROWV B Armstrong R Wahl C Pohtowlch D Shawgo O Warren W Kmg G Jes ter R Olds E Waterman ROW VI C Mefford M Keith H Teel B Long B Wllson L Hllton H Unimed C Dryden J Wmslow N Brewster D Heyen F3 a. -...4 S .ff ROW I S Zufelt R Massle O Edwards M Lmton E Grant I Haddlck F Gu1d1c1 M McM111an G McCarre1 A Klopf M Yates ROW II M Buckmgham I Platt B W1ll1ams J Klrk P Nuttall P Keroher E Dyer L C ab tree J Cam S Duggan W Fuller A Lofberg ROW III B Nestle E Klllgore R Wlxom D Hansen D Dun ham B Marler D Caldwell F Dalhng ROW IV C Rogers M Hoeflmg B Wllson B Hockmg A Petee M G1b son O Flelds B Gass K Hancock ROW V L Brown R Morehead N Brewster J Winslow D Heyen C Dry den H Unfrxed E Cox L Hylton - , I 5 k f I 3 . rx ,gg 4 L A ,I .5 ,, . W .HE DTE . A, r Yi ,Q ... .. I - ' I, 'I . Q X 1 ,l 4' . MH M M .A 2 A -o 1. I. , ,J N4 4 4 5 f .t - A A f N P, .Wy , I ' I 5 L , I 'xl ' F , Q I ' 5 ' . . f I ' 'v' r 5 . - .,,f 1 ,A f f ' ' ' 'K U . ,Lax 1 K. Y, T' X v L fn' , f Am .Aff QI .4 l .Y in A 'Q ,Mb A Q W My L 'R' A Q C. Rains, D. Rains. ROW E. Canyon, N. Dennyf D. Fullwood, A., Andre, L. Denney, D.'Madsen, J. Lee, C. Ausf WH i,..'q ' v 'K ,J 'A fs - f , do ' I . 1 J I . I f N wx 1 'Y , 3 . Y 4 C- A 1 J W ' ' ft, fy W ' ' I v ' I s 1 f 1 . - ,b . Il 4 A ' 'v I M, T. X 1 1 W ,V ,, , . sv ,I I . , 4 .. I , , A-' 'J -- - -f - is J' X' A M- - W r - , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' . : . ., . ' , . , . ' ' , . , . - , . ' D, . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , - , - ' g -7 Above: Roberta Mayo, Ex. Com., Leota Riley Sec'y-Treas. Second Row: Bill Graves, Pres., Dan Long Ex. Com., Haing Gee, Vice Pres. On the left: Don Bloss, Pres., Charmaine Rhoades, Ex. Com. 3 Mary Lou Poppelreiter, Sec'y-Treas.g Bob Simpson, Vice Pres. 4'-'XP' ., M 'B' I e ff 5, D-T I sf, ze Fi ROW I: B. Lacey, V. Osby, E. Lacey, V. Stafford, V. McCracken, L. Nelson, B. Gleason, I. Brower, P. -Brandt, J. Goodman, C. Coggan. ROW II: J. Kofler, M. Huston, S. Russell, P. Overstreet, B. Dawson, V. Green, L. Garfield, B. Mason, H. Stovall, E. Bearse, B. Weiner, G. Berumen. ROW III: B. Bertram, R. McClenny, L. Des Combes, J. Con- te O Ma t' N Osborn M Upton S Swinney V Robertson ROW IV' R. Howarth, E. way, L. Wyman, D. Pra r, . r in, . , . , . , . . . Miller, B. Edwards, T. Keenan, L. Perkins, D. Dealey, G. Petty, R. Heher, L. Brown, B. Webb, J, Stafford. ROW V. ' ' ll D. A huleta ROW VI: M. Hopper, L. Gomez, B. Simpson, B. Graves, D. Anderson, J. Gilley, W. Eldridge, F. Ha , rc . M. Mastelotto, J. McKim, E. Main, D. Anderson, N. Douglas, D. Jones, H. Waldrop, D. Butler, R. Caldwell, G. Camp- bell. RDW VII: D. Kingsley, C. Rhoades, B. Hagen, B. Chapman, K. Fossum, J. Kasner, S. Adams, H. Anglen, D. Varvel, D. Anderson. X. F155 r-'Q 4-- 'YR ROWI S Gregg B Jennlngs N Brown S Rmger L Gomez E Fowler E Hake P Butler C Atklson M Mose ley P Blffle ROW II K Whrte S FICKGS F Harvey T Blackwell T Nelson E Conley D Hultz L Johnson N Atkxson S Grxffxth ROW III J Woods C Claxton D Martm S McNeese P Kmney D Alfrey R Campbell E Powett L Haskln E Thomas ROW IV L Proslse L McCleery R Gage G Duggan T Odeklra J Sloss J Allen T Parker J Brmker ROW V J Trousdale B Lacey B Schultz O Robertson K Hess ROW VI C Wrlson L Rrley T Powers D Gross E Smlth J Madsen D Crabtree ROW VII G Rrddle S Caldwell W Osborn D Buschman V Morrrs M Fmcher A Boyd P G1bson R Mmer Ar J V4.4 MQ.. ROW I M Eldrldge M Burgess J Reed B Burrell J Wells D Long D Marler G Colhnson W Smlth S Kero her J Webb ROW II R Parment1er C Erbs R Mayo A Cam J Bledsoe P Mooney D Da Massa P Swett G Morehead D Rannells L Hadley ROW III H Gee H ONeal O Schlexgh G Rodrlguez D WIISOD R Jacobson L Raymond C Benson N Lambert N Kxllgore C Robertson ROW IV M Cannon J Franklin J Worthmgton R Deady V Evans J Burrls F Daley J Croghan D Collette E Burns B Brown ROW V D Katzer, G Post R Strang, M Ross, D Mullen, J Ross, J Flemmg, B Jameson, D Beardsley, N Henderson, J Adams, M Poppel relter ROW VI B K1Iduff,B Z1mmerman,T Clapp, H Lucas, L Reagan, L Hlatt, G Ronan, L Snowden, R Carello, B Lawyer . -A 6 1 a I., 4 VX Q U y i 4 5 ' I 1 I ff , , , . . . X as H 5 I , . m X I y Y ,',' Q 5' - ll , A 1 1,1 E 5 j N , 1 1 ' ,:. I K f A I I J 52 1 , . , ,. 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Evans, R. Wilson, J. Ford, N. Ben- nett, A. Twik. ROW II: B. Bolt, S. Patterson, B. Rodgers, L. Lightle, S. Wilkerson, J. Porterfield, F. Kapusta, D. Shawgo, L. Lawson, L. Lindholm, B. Michael. ROW III: L. Kent, J. Barron, A. Miller, H. Rowell, P. Evich, J. Etherton, R. Riley, L. Goleman, W. Kingsley, L. Misfeldt, S. Granett, M. Tompkins. ROW IV: R. Smith, G. Losh, L. Lasswell, D. Anderson, C. Hilton, H. Stover, B. Bershers, V. La Rose, T. Masteller, H. Flatter. ROW V: R. Parr, A. Mathis, J. Kemper, R. Morgan, G. Oxley, J. Roberts, J. Jackson, B. Bills, P. Knoll, B. Littan. ROW VI: D. Brandish D. Nichols L. Blacksten, C. Harding, J. Wheeler, B. Schab, T. Flynn, G. Clapp, W. Moran, B. Rambo, L. Cabom. 'ROW VII: Smith, G. Rosas, R. Locke, N. Payne, R. Miller, N. Beleele, I.. Florkeff, S. Davis, C. Osborn W. Cochran, W. Mefford. S2 5 +9 ROW I G Fernandez S Powell C Patterson M Evans Coggeshall J Jester J Dotson ROW II P Brown C lbwwmf rj Ia? 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Placmg second m the Blg Fne the Tlger XHFSIIQ football team ended the football season wxth seven wms and one loss the best record smce the 1946 41 season Shasta by urtue of a vlctory ower the Txgers took the champlonshxp for the thnd stralght year But after losmg to Shasta Oroulle roared back to wln all the rest of Its games ll'lCllldlIlg a thrlllmg I0 uttory oyer Chlco whlch had tled Shasta All the Txgers played a part ln uctorx from lmemen to fullback But the two who stand out are Carl Bloss quarterback and Don Lee Dans fullbatk lVhen least expected a splnmng twlstmg run bx Carl would surprlse thc opposmon for about flflN yards -Xt tlmes when Important yards were needed Don would power through for a flrst down or touchdown lVhen called upon Don would pass long he did to Mose Mastelotto fox the teedte that won the Chtco game or he would punt or place klck The top four pomts scorers were Don who amasscd 66 points Carl with 48 Dlck Chrltsenscn a fast halfbtck with 50 and Gene McDougle who caught many a pass with 24 After running through Ctldlex 47 6 the sarsltx express deraxled tht Crass Valley frelght 26 l3 and whlstlct' through Marysullc 260 before runnmg out of fuel at Reddmg whtrc ll lost 256 'Ihtn thc coal was poured lnto the fire and Orland ftll under the wheels 40 l9 The cxprtss galncd spced and brcezed through Rtd Bluff 44 0 and Lassen 380 got slowed down by Chtco but chugged to uctorv I0 ln the last stop on the schedule Oroulle rolled up 234 polnts Whlll the opposltlon tm taled a mtre 63 Qt, fff, X kv f if QC Bob Beasers stralghtarms Grass Vallcx man with Carl Bloss approx mg I , Y . y . . 5 ,. Y. . V . , . . , t , I , l L . . . . . ,. Q. V V . . . J ' s ' - V ' ' V. V ' x V V ' ' I ly - l ' ' v I -x 1 - ' 9 , , , . I, f . A In N , ' r ' v v Q 1 f ' r, as . . , ' , - ' , . ' , ' x ', , ' , ' EQ 1 2 . . L I . Y 5 7 ' ' If Y - v I I l x I 1 , . . - 1 ll 7 v' x , A 1 I v x i I v - i 5 5 1 v l . 5 - 1 x - ' x s 3 . . Q : x 1 - A N V N I ' 1 .' ' J ' ' . . , .. W , , A - - 3 K v ' . ' Q., , ,, f V' '. - t W Wmutq SITTING-R. Simpson, R. Schultz, F. Daley, R. Wilson, E. Powell, J. Franklin, D. Long, B. Graves, G. Wahl, P Stevenson, M. Taggart, L. Baker, W. Cochran, R. Wright. KNEELING-R. Massey, D. Bloss, D. Dealy, C. Claxton, R. Morgan, T. Taylor, J. Allen, T. Keenan, L. Singley, B Howarth, G. Rodriguez, J. Stafford, N. Lambert, R. Hahn, C. Griffin, H. Gutierrez. STANDING-L. Gomez, R. Hagen, M. Douglass, W. Higgins, D. Smith, V. Morris, L. Lasswell, R. Stooksberry, J McKim, R. Carrello, J. Mastelotto, D. Gross, R. Miner, Coach John Johnson, L. Perkins, B. Bertram, J. Woods, W Kofler, D. Butler, O. Robertson, N. Kilgore. 'kv www MNH' new -W fi Wy,-Kim gylw fnilmwwwr 274055466 Q.-Rf' be my s5 3ifiisw Lme L Gomez L Pelkxns R Hmsnth B fx1lXl5 NI 'I aggfnt J Gross J Nlastelotto Bad-.5 D Bloss R Simpson R 11115011 D Long Ihe Bees lexrnecl a lot from Lhur coach M1 ohnson exen though rhex hid just 1 l11LCllOCfL season or less cleuded the contest showmf that thu vue ilwa s nun hard a lot of mlent nun snlnv u next 5 1 S I P xear from these boss ,. fs 'xv Orovllle 6 SCORES Grxdley Grass Valley Marysvxlle Lne Oak Shasta Orland Yuba C1ty Red Bluff Yuba Clty Lassen Chxco ' ff ' ' . in I I .M ,,,, , it 1:5 19 A K A k . ff . ,:, f 1 I 'I . ,, j t I, ie I ' I ,.: - ,H '. b , ,, - 1' '-H' -,M M +R N' . - ' .Q W I . ' - Qi' A an 'z' fe I .. ' ' ' ,W fw, 1, ' ' W . 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X M-w 'f WS. 1 wig Coach Hugh Harrlson besxdes belng co coach of the football varsxty and of the track teams led a strong JV basketball fue to tts second stratght Btg Fne Lhamplonshxp Mr Harrlson who was born 1n Orland and was gr tduated from Hamllton Cxty Hlgh School major ed ln physlcal educaton at Chco State College xnd was graduated wth the class of 28 He taught at a Marysvlle elementary school and at Tuolumne High before commg to Oroulle Hlgh ln 1940 where he coaches B basketball track and warsxty football Coach joe Fellpe guxded the basketball varslty to second place thls year and with Coach Harrlson put the xarsny football team up m second place ton He IS now ln charge of the jumor Amerlcan Le glon baseball team oe as he IS usually known around school graduated from Oroulle Hugh and Santa Clara College where he was qulte a basketball star Then war came and the Navy got a hold of htm oe worked up from an Apprentlce Seaman to a Lleutenant Semor Grade durmg the three and one half years that he served as Damage Control Offlcer on an otler and Debarkatxon Offlcer on a transport ln the South Pact fc oe has been a member of our able coaching staff slnce l945 and coaches varslty football warsltw basketball and baseball The last member of the mam coachlng staff IS ohn Iohnson a new comer thls year to O U H S Coach ohnson was graduated from Shasta Hlgh ln Reddmg and Chlco State College Hts base ball talent was enough to put htm ln as flrst baseman wlth the San Francxsco Seals and, later, the Oroulle Oltves Johnny, as he IS sometxmes called, teaches math besldes bemg coach of B football, rambler basketball and varsxty baseball I x fy Q P an-1 K lx 4642 r V Iwi! ' 4 . , Oli., -Q 'S rs sm x m : it sux -,C , . 1 wiki ' ' p 7 1 t , K .gp Q, Hzilftimc pep talk by Felipe W' TB 6 It ik Treichler gains yardage through Red Bluff line lsv. 7' if wr-V - jubilant spectators after Oroville's touchdown against Chico enmity? Standing Coach Joe Felipe J Winslow J Huston M Mastelotto E Smith Kneeling D Kent D Davis S Vasquez M Hoeflmg W Brown The varsity basketball team finished the season with 13 wms and 7 losses ln all games and 6 wms and 2 losses m league games an improvement over last yeai s record and a jump to second place in the Big Five League The Tigers smoothed out the rough spots in the practice games and got into high gear at the start of the new year amassing 780 pomts to the opponents 651 and losing only two games in 1950 With the exceptlon of the Chico games the most exciting league game was with Redding Behind 19 12 at halftime the Tigers roared back and won 40 35 with a brilliant fourth quarter rally Several prac tice games were very thrilling Oroville edged Grant High of Sacramento 32 30 and staged a second half ers defeatmg them twice in close games The success of the Tigers was due not only to excellent teamwork 1n offense and defense but also to very fme coaching by Joe Felipe Sophomore Mose Mastelotto was top scorer with 207 points Mose some people claim IS the best Oro ville basketball prospect in several years Mose plated well on last years varsity and was second high scorer and he returned thls year to cop high scoring honors and honorable mention ln several Northern California prep basketball polls Mose also excels in football and baseball John Winslow center and second high scorer on last years B team was shlfted to a forward slot and rang up 170 pomts John twice scored 20 points in one game but in others couldn t hit consistently and wound up with Syl points per game averaged john Huston scored 136 points as center in addition to be mg a good rebounder and pivot man Sal Vasquez was noted for his aggresslveness ball stealing ability and effortless long shots which gave him 103 pomts Don Lee Davis agam the best defensive player rounded out the first strmg and scored 63 points The students should well be proud of the varsity and its impressive record this season . :1 . , . . , l , . , I ' . ' 1- . n ' . J ' 1 ' l I ' ' , 1 V I Q rally in the Chico State Frosh game to win 33-28. In two other thrillers Placer proved too much for the Tig- , . , - u ' 1 1 , 1 . U , , . ' Q 7 ' 9 7 Practlce Games Grant Marysvllle Grass Valley Chlco St Frosh Yuba Clty U S Frosh Yuba Clty Placer Chlco St Frosh Grass Valley Marysvxlle League Red Bluff Shasta Lassen Chxco Red Bluff Shasta Lassen Chlco Orov111e Orovllle Orovllle Orov1lle Orov11le Orovllle Orovllle Orovllle Orovxlle Orov1lle Orovllle Games Orovllle Orovxlle Oroville Orovllle Orovllle Orovxlle Orovllle 49 Orovllle 34 A Mad Scramble of Players Ellls and Mose flght over ball wnh Huston Madcros Langen Sutton and XVlI1Sl0XN lookmg on 30 ' 32 ' 35 ' 44 33 ' 25 ' . 28 ' 33 ' 28 ' 41 . . 53 ' 25 ' 29 ' 41 38 ' 32 ' . 28 ' 25 Placer 36 Oroville 32 32 ' 52 ' 29 ' 49 19 ' 45 35 ' 40 34 b 51 ' 40 ' 32 16 ' 40 29 ' 56 30 ' 51 Davis blocks a scoring at- tempt by Ellis Mastelotto hooks one over Sutton with Huston, Ma- deros and Winslow ln back- ground Vasquez drives around Howard for two points lvinslow executes hook shot over Head with Langcn and Huston in background Don Lee gets around Dick Huston shoots-swish 5331634 inm and lays two Two points for Gene Minton and Maslelotm reboundm Kneeling R Wlxom R Wilson B Graves D Bloss R Slmpson D Duley Standmg R Hockxng W Mmton L Gomez Mastelotto G Hleston Coach Hugh Harrlson CHAMPS AGAIN For the second year IH a row Coach Harrlson has led a strong unlor Varsxty to the Bxg Fne Cham Coach Harrlson shlfted h1s llneup until he found the flVC that worked together best Leo Gomev held one forward slot w1th Gene YVeston at the other Iohnny Mastelotto was center and Mfavne Mmton and Bob Hocklng held guard slots Leo was a verv aggressne rebounder Bob hlt conslstentlv from far out Gene was a good faker and pnot shooter Iohnny was a good rebounder and Mfayne was the play starter Fne of the elghteen games were declded by a smgle pomt PI'aCtlCE GZIDBS League Games Orovllle Grant Orovllle Red Bluff Marysvllle Shasta Grass Valley Lassen Yuba Clty Chlco Chlco Red Bluff Yuba C1ty Shasta Placer Lassen Placer Chico Grass Valley 41 Marysville 4 1 Z t in 9 P 1 I , Q Q A 3 ' r Z ,K qt, A ' , - v I , 1 . .. 51 I 2' . l , . ' l , . y J- ' 1 - n I ' pionship. The jV's lost only one league game and won seven, while winning six of ten practice games. ' 25 13 ' 23 24 28 ' 13 38 21 37 13 47 26 31 ' 32 39 ' 35 30 ' 20 - 35 32 19 ' 18 30 23 39 41 33 18 21 , 22 33 32 47 22 ' 19 42' A RAMBLERS Coached by john johnson, the A ramblers, even though they had only a fair record of 6 wins and 13 losses, produced two boys who went to the Varsity in mid-season. Dwight Kent and Mike Hoefling were the two who moved up to varsity competition. Mike, though playing in only I3 games, racked up 98 points. Dwight played in only 9 games and scored 68, a 7.6 points-per-game average compared to Mike's 7.5. Probably the best game of the season was the ramblers' 32-30 upset victory over Biggs. Other scores werei Oroville 29 Hamilton City 30 Oroville 24 Durham 35 20 Gridley 37 26 Biggs 41 17 Durham 33 29 Chico 31 19 31 46 34 Sutter 41 30 Chico 27 Los Molinos Los Molinos Colusa Durham Yuba City Biggs Sutter Durham 17 Yuba City Hamilton City KNEELING N Stratigopoulos K Coggeshall M Gibson G McDougle D Caldwell R Miner STANDING-Coach John Johnson M Herring F Dalling J Gomez F Gee R Howarth Orvid Fields 39 3 1 29 34 34 31 25 28 44 ' 36 32 ' 30 27 24 31 38 35 Durham 51 22' B RAMBLERS The B ramblers, also coached by John Johnson, fared better than average this year. winning 12 and losing 7. Nine of the games were decided by three points or less, showing that every contest was hard- fought throughout. johnson used as many players as he could in trying to give each boy experience for next year's A and B teams. Scoring was very evenly divided, Bob Kilduff being high with 73 points, followed by Jack Burris with 65 and Dan Long with 55. Others scoring 40 or more points were Bill Bertram 52, jim Franklin 49, Don Bloss 48, Haing Gee 42, Larry Reagan and Gilbert Rodriguez 40. Burris had a field day against Biggs, scoring 21 points. But Biggs still racked up a 55-46 victory in the season's highest scoring game. Scores: Oroville 19 Hamilton City 22 Oroville 34 Durham 32 23 Gridley 30 46 Biggs 55 36 Durham 30 26 Chico 19 19 Yuba City 16 29 Hamilton City 32 Sutter Chico Los Molmos Los Molinos Colusa Durham Yuba City Biggs Sutter Durham Durham KNEELING-C Baker B Day J Burns T Flynn G Wahl R Schultz M Cannon SI'I'I'ING J Allen J Kemper D Long J Bums B Bertram J Franklm G Rodriguez B long STANDING W Mefford B Hahn R McC1enny W Toney L Parker D Butler J McKim I Wilcox Coach John Johnson 30 29 31 32 39 ' 33 37 ' 27 30 40 26 28 43 ' 41 32 ' 24 29 17 28 21 32 24 i i , , . , . , . 1 - r - 1 ' ' 1 l , . , , , . i g . , . , - n - ' Z Kneelmg C Bloss R Sxmpson J Sller J Gomez K Martm G Scott R Wllson N Kexth Kneehng E Cameron D Gass R Olds R Lawton R Wllson M Ryan Standing Coach Johnson C Fields B Blshop D Swanson R Parker R MCGXDDIS D Bloss ' . Standing:-Coach Johnson, D. Oxley, R. Marler, M. Gibson, R. Hocking, J. Hottinger, M. Mastelotto, K. Coggeshall FTW WWII my Standmg J Barron H Gee E K1lgore L Hllton M Tompkms E Wahl B Day R Schultz J Trusdale Kneelmg -J Sloss F Daley V Evans G Rodrxguez D Gross J Frankhn M Cannon W Cochran J Worthmgton S1tt1ng J Allen I Wilcox T Flynn B Schab E Powell H Teel R Lawyer J Burr1s W A- 7 an H H ' H571 if is ur-M X l Q .-av' Standmg G Ronan H Gee D Howe C Baker S Adams Kneelmg W Mefford J Kemper G Campbell T Odeklrk R Carrello T Duncan N Kllgore N Lambert Sottmg -S Wlsehart B Bertram R Chrlstensen J McK1m L Gomez D Long J Burns BASEBALL 0rov1lles baseball team has played ten of the1r 21 games scheduled but they have won only three of those Coached by John Johnson the team 1S lromng out the rough spots and may prove promlslng soon Red Bluff won 2 0 and Reddn1g won 13 1 1n the only league games played so far The Scores S0 far Orovxlle Wxllows Wlllows Yuba College Marysville Grldley Red Bluff Wlllows 1 Reddmg Grldley ' 6 '4 ,W-'fx lsffk M 'llj.j : .,,,,., w e ,ff i f A M! . A K . . . if . x A 1,4 x O W I V' Q 761' 4 you N K , 'H 1 5' 1 1 A ' e 1 WB W , S ' A N f W ' f, nf N J 2 . ' 'f if 1 V ,M 1 X ' - 1' af I I , fm . - Q -wa, ' ' - Q t A-gf' , , W ,rv - , . u X 1 F Ay ,. ov C ' 7 1 , ,A I t -U .V - :IM A IAQ: F -V A- . ' f . T my . , xg A A , 5 Y I R .. , ,I , , E ,,...,, c g A, f s Q 13, ' f . ' - 'U' 7 , X . V. 5, N . .1 f' , is fe X , , H L ' x ' h'. l?f.-Y -u - ' X -af 0 L' 'X ' l ' 2 ' -ff . ' 5 3 ' ' f . 1 'ty F NW Q , 'Ar it S t K f ,ff - J . Z ' 4 ' 13 8 ' 12 0 6 4 3 13 ' 2 0 2 4 ' 6 ' ' 13 .J Bob Hocking pcgging to second Gh Dun -w -fe: I L M. Ryan, J. Mastelotto, R. Olds, R. Wilson tback to camerab K Coggeshall R Marler D Oxle J S'l M ,. ,. ,. y, . 1er, .Mas- telotto, R. Simpson, J. Hottinger. fi 1 F I, 5 5 TRACK The track team, coached by Mr. Harison and Mr. Stauss, so far has held two meets, one with Live Oak and one with Colusa. Live Oak had a surprising team and gave Oroville a scare before falling 53 to 51 in class A, 54 to 50 in class B, 52W to 42MZ in class C. In class A in the Live Oak meet, Art Elliff won the 100 and the 440, Duane Harris took the 220 and the boad jump, Ted George won the high hurdles, Bud Christensen won the mile, john Xvinslow won the 880 and Dick MacAfee and Don Davis tied in the high jump. In class B -Ioe Mfilson took the 100 and the 440, Karl Hess won the 1320. Joe Woods the 880, Bill Graves won the broad jump with a l9'2 jump, Del Hansen tied in the pole vault, and Oroville won the 880 relay. In class C Bill Long took the 75 and 110 low hurdles Ron Morgan won the 75 and 160 dashes, Ron Alger the 330 Hap Unfrled the 880 Marvin Taggart the shot put and Oroville won the 440 relav Colusa came to Oroville and was swamped 80 to 24 in class A 4612 to 3112 in class B and 62 to 31 ln class C Oroville won all flrsts in class A and all but there in class B and in class C B111 Craves broke a school record when he Jumped 19 814 Carl Kofler Jumped 20 1 in class A quite a long jump In a meet in Auburn Oroville won the mile rclay an tied for first in the broadjump relay All the events were in relays of four man teams It should prove to be a promising vear for the track teams Kneeling R Miner B Kaelm T C Dennls T George A Elliff R Hines D Politovich D HarrlS C Kofler Standing R Gage G McDougle lvmslow R Beavers E Logan C Dryden D Helm F Dallmg M Herring W Zackowitz R Howarth M Jennings D DHWIS Coach StHL1SS n D Caldwell y x 9 K x ,' r s X f x . , . 1 . - v fn - 1 as ' ' ' . - , . f . . 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Q.. 6 ! 1 ,gy I 71 Kneelmg R Gleed P Morrxs B Phtlp D Nuneman J Bunker R Cobbler N Brewster J McC1arr1non N Baker Standing -Coach Jack Hulmes D Oberholzer D Malquist B Armstrong W Minton S Hayes D Bowles N Stra tigopoulos L Chum R Hansen N Denny J Y'Barra R Turner Not pictured are Bert Grant John Burke and Ray Rodriguez TENNIS One of the strongest teams ln seseal years turned out for tenms IhlS year Eleven of the twenty four students who turned out were semors The team coached by Mr Hughes has beaten all schools so far and has a chance to go undefeated Chlcos team has not been played as yet but Grldley and Marvs vllle hawe fallen twice and Lne Oak and YV1llows Once for a total of s1x games won by the netmen Nlck Stratlgopoulos flrst smgles man and a semor showed conslderable lmprovement over last year when George Langen was the only man who beat hlfll Lorry Chum another man out for hrs fourth year was second smgles None of the flrst four men has yet been defeated m slnglcs or doubles matchcs wlth other schools A trxp to Wlxllows was successful as the tennls team rolled over VV1llows w1th SIX matches won anti two lust Next Marysulle was blanked 80 and Grldley 70 The netmen next traweled to Marysulle whlch fell vlctlm 8 3 In the last two games played the tenms team defeated Llve Oak 6 0 and Grldley agam 7 0 Jaan- '1 ,J uf' H, .1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , - o - ' . , . , . , . , . , . y . 1 . ' 1 - r ' 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 v V . . , . . , . , . , . . y . ' . , f r V v , . s r 1 ,. Y ' . I . , . . , . . . r . s f 1 , . - Y . . - . HOL KEY WVINNERS Onmorsj LR M Skxnner Flynn L Dunbar E Hlmc B Campbell N Carlson R Plarzek LR B Albrlght E Ross P Cannon XV Cllngm M Costello M Howarth HOCKEY CAPTAINS LR C Da Vlco R Platzek G Rosa L Alexander P Brandt S Kero er 5 ? Mary Costello Janet Howard ' ff' F, ,. I WWW E ff .1 , L 'aff-'9 5, , 55 45 sm' -Y S 5 K f jiils' 'ff L . E., A N, ,fgwgxgg Q: 1 :.fmL.rp,.mg ' - fi' A . Q V .Wei-ak. ' x g , , Lf A ,r . A ,, ' 6 'nf' 8 Ns, VA Irene Brower XVilma Smith Sue Keroher jo Ann XVells Eva Conley Joanne XfVebb Dorene Marler Beverly Dawson hndide MVB. 'QI N 1 ...am I , 'X J 1 1 45 3. Yi' X. N w p 5,-.M V L. C, L1 Q . nd Aren't you a little early John? Ga l...J y Q. 'Iwo IS company-Three IS a crowd. is A ' 1 ' F ' 44 f i 5 'k,. -JA 2 Q gn X'Vho's in the shoes-Shoes that is!! Hope you make it. Track Stars. - l 2 Blts-4 BIIS Boom-A-Lacka 4 3 f Sackvem-up Gm,Ya. ...-..,m... W. ..,-.5 -Y v- , n- vu M Give 'em the ax 552 i ai'--alma 5 in Ain't Love Ura nd! Interesting? The Hang Out fini: Hey Ronald Oh! Those sophomore days They Hfent tha-a-way i Hi Prexv! If I'd Knowd You're a Coming I'd Baked a Cake Put vour shoes on, Donna in Q' c Singing in the Shower, Singing for joy. XVhar' va SCP U'r 2 Ai Nad X' V: -,Ex 1 V pi i ,ff , , .df Xvirh a I, and a 2, and a l. 2, 3. MILK l' i -97 L YY Rf' -0.4-. -' ' 'dum DUN . ,gf M., . DRAWING H: 1511 11- ' -v vGZsf f3'.f 1hM+g A - J ' 1 ff fT1f'5 ?Qi1f? 3 T Ns, Q5 ' 'x v ' y f V, X ' Q , . , 4 'X . V ix . ,K ' ' ' 1 ' vu.. if v .5 f Q 13f f s 1g3f42i:ffs G G4 , Q ' A ,f. gi 1 X 14 K . .L X , fi 1 ,' il W G 1 f 1 s N V . 'Q' ,if ,4 'U 'I sa W' , ,VNS ,A 13 xi ii? .1 'm ,' k-M14 QF ,V W .-if . l we xx I Jail. -Q V . as I In 3 .JF NJ- . N A-R W fy 'dz 7 5 , V if 'f' 'I - .lf U t ..,.,, 3 f:UllgT2!llll2'lli0IlS officers And thc band plzlvccl on Ffmcl memories of slave clzlv, Edna. ' 11: I 1 I 000. XVill we be glad to have that ncw gym! lmlicrs before Qcnllcmcn. I'hcrc's nothing to il V ,Y I 5' XVelcome Frosh. if .qv ,,,, Is it good, -lack? JUU5 What a mess! Y :wa if The wonderful day of Frosh Initiation What was the occasion Hum. Looks like fun! , ,,, fs 'Fein 'ff i I -I fs ii T? X Hum. Not bad. XVhat kind did vou catch John? I now pronounce you Man and Wfife 5 fx' wJ FN, eq I Don Nunemann will a two weeks vacation to anyone who IS foolish enough to pants a Freshman I Edith Autran bemg of tired mind but undying spirit do hereby will to Judy Wangelln that 'A inch which I have not been able to acquire during my four years of intermission snacks' We Ted George Ray Withrow Henry Guxterrez and Duane Harris being sound but no will will to any lower classman our ability to hold down the back steps of 0 U H S as long as we did' I Carl Bloss being of sound body and mind will my excess energy to Mr Campbell so he can pump his bicycle up the hill for at least another five years I Elinor Autran being of sound mind and body will my ability to get along with my boy friend to Auda Main May she prosper by it more than I have I Dacey Keefer bemg of sound mmd and body In this my last will bequeath to Mr Hooper all the notes I mlssed ln the last years in band I James Robert Mundell being of sound mind body and muscle? will my slx feet one and three fourth inches tfo Pat Richards and Harold Fine to be divided equally between them I Shirley Stubblefleld being of sound body and reasonably sound mmd do hereby will to Leanne Norton my ability to pester Mr Graham I Mary Preble being of sound mmd and body CI hopel will my Success in gettlng along with Mr Graham to any one who has trouble with him I Erma Ross being of sound mind and body will my ability to get along with teachers to my sister June Ross as she might profit by it and to Irene Haddick I will my ability to catch a man may she have fun trying I Cecllla Spencer being of sound mind KI havent been told yetl hereby will my quiet and shy ways Ha Ha and ab1l1ty to stay sane while riding the Feather Falls bus to Peggy Brown I Stuart Hayes being of no mind do hereby will my height to Charmaine Rhoades I Opal Wilson will my ability to not bemg able to understand French to any unsuspecting girls who come in con tact with Frankie D I Ruth Platzek being of bruised body and determined mind will and bequeath to my encouraging companion San dy Duggan the bruises and pains recelved through my hopeful mastership of the florified art of roller skating and to Betty Campbell the abxlity to stand up I Arlene Russell will my seat on the Forbestown Woodleaf Clipper Mills bus and all the absence blanks I havent used to my brother Leland May he have as much fun on the bus as I have and may he never use the absence blanks I Joe Hottmger bemg of sound mind and body will my ability to tell little white hes to Mose Mastelotto to Peggy Brown I hope she will be able to undergo this fate until she graduates I John Burke hereby imload all my good luck wxth used cars to anyone foolish enough to buy one I Lynn Dunbar being a conservative soul will my white stapeless formal to Pat Mooney with my fingers crossed that gravity gives her as much co operation as lt gave to me Joe Edgerton bemg of sound body and mmd will my Swedish Condltionmg Powder to any one who wants xt Wxttle Willie Weeves will will my will to Will Donnamae Wright bemg of sound mind and body do hereby will my ability to talk all the time and any time my quiet sister Cleo Faye Buddy Chrxstensen being of sound mmd and body will my running ablllty if any to my brother Clarance Hank Gutierrez will my abillty to get out of Mr Rodnquezs Spanish class to anyone who wants it' June Brown being of sound mmd hereby will my red hair to Joan R Lee Wallace bemg of weak mmd and body will to any freshman my place m Mr Nxsbets little black book Virginia. Meyer being of round body and not so sound mind will my ablhty to keep people guessmg to lnylme who likes guessing glmes. I Lil Hlse being of weak mmd and rlckety body make my last will and testiment to Betty Rodgers I will my abil ity never to miss the Speedy Transit Lme bus to school each morning although I did have to run to catch it Good luck Betty' I Dorothy Howell being of sound mmd? and body do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr Graham to any poor freshman who might need it-Mostly to my brother Don I Mans Schwartz will my ablllty to sing off key in Girls Glee and get away with it to Nancy Brown may she proflt by it I Betty Rasmussen hereby wxll my abxlity always to get on the busses that break down on the way to out of town games to any poor freshman that wishes it I Johnie Quarles, hereby will my ability to fuss around to some poor freshman V K I I, Kathy Layman, being of feeble mind and haggard body, hereby will my ability to survive the Feather Falls bus to , . I Ron MacDonald will my curly blond hair to Oscar Fyllmg May he benefit I Eugene Weston being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath to Bob Simpson 1RedJ my Jltter bugging on the basketball court I James YBarra bemg of sound mmd and body do h reby will and bequeath to 'D Damon rGaryJ my ability to DO1lSh apples may he have as much luck as I did I Geraldine Holmes bemg of sound mind will my height to Charlie Rogers and my ability to save two seats on Bus 15 to Pat Nuttall and Irene Haddlck May they profit by it I Will Harrington w1ll if I can my marvelous ability to count decipher and play exceedingly well difficult and tedious arrangements in A G Hoopers Clam Chowder Band to my Junior accomplice Hap Unfried Mav he use It as well as I I Art Ellff bemg of sound mind and body will my shyness to Glenn Hill And to Dick Christenson I will mv blue track shorts with the splits up the sides I T C Dennis hereby will my track shoe strings to Robert Toney because I dont need them anymore tthey are brokenl I Joanne Schab bemg of even smaller mmd than body bequeath to my little sister Donna my place in Mr Nisbets affectlon to my brother Bill go my grades in Latin and algebra I Laurme Strang bemg of sound mmd and more body hereby will to Gloria Rosas my ability to draw a picture and to be able to tell what it is afterwards I Ronald Turner do hereby will to any freshman my ability to double expose every other picture he takes I Evelyn Whlte do will nothing to anyone I need all Ive got myself I Margaret Howarth do hereby will all my good time in G A A to my sister Shirley who will be a freshman next year I Bob Hemstalk being of sound mmd and weak body will the 880 to Clinton Claxton I Ray Wlthrow will to Jack Kemper all my old gym socks and loud ties so that he may start a new clothing store of his own I Patsy Brown bemg of weak mind and delapldated body do hereby will to Pat Nuttall my one long finger nail on my left hand May she cherish it always I Thomas Cosby bemg of a sound mind and weak body w1ll my ability to play touch tackle to Harvey Teel rick iProvided she can blow as loud as I can? I Fern Stooksberry will my ability to find a mate during his next three years of high school to my brother Russell Stooksberry I Emily Engel bemg of sound mind and body 41 guess? do hereby will to Helen Baldwm my abllity to take ad vantage of book condensation for reports in senior English I Densxl Hultz bemg sound in wind and lunb will to my 1ster Darlene my ability to get into Trouble Alan Conger I wont will my noise on the trombone to anyone cause no one could stand it I Sue Andoe being of withered mind and wornout body am now wlllmg and anxious to give up all my rights to march with the big bass drum for four years to any brawny 62 man who feels he can keep going under the pres sure May he get along with Mr Hooper as well as I did I George Scott will my ability to get my English homework every night to Neal Denny I Duane Harris will to all my loves this quotation No woman gives us the radiant dream that the word woman implies but you ve all come pretty close I Barbara Brown will to my best pal my boy frlend on Friday nights I Dick MacAfee bemg of sound mind and body do will my red sweater to LaVerle Alexander I Marilyn Means being of sound mmd do hereby will and bequeath to Geraldine Leggett my only remaining ten n1s shoe One is better than none Gerry We Joyce Mahan Marilyn Means Emily Engel and Joanne Schab do hereby will to every lucky Junior our abl ity to have a fourth period study hall with no teacher It is so convenient' I Joyce Eloise Mahan bemg hereby will and bequeath my brown and gray pleated skirt to Andrea Lofberg I Mark Jennings bemg of unsound mmd and body do hereby bequeath my ablllty to be on time to my sister who has never once met an appointment on time I Marian Skinner bemg of weak mmd and sturdy body hereby will to Roberta Mayo my exhausting job as Or ganizatlons Editor of the Nugget and the process of going crazy quick I Carl Koller hereby will all my books to anyone who can find them I cant I Shirley Ann Becker hereby will my old seat on the Forbestown and Bangor bus to anyone who can use it May they enjoy all the fun as I have these last years I 1 D . . I 'I D l' ' y , i . - l 9 . , ,, . . i , . y h .. v . y . Y . . , Y. . , v - - ln 1 1 v D . 3 I I . v Y - ' Y 7 1 . . . Y D ' ' 1 I D ' ' , ' ' I 7 . . . y U 1 - I V I 1 . I ' 1 ' D D ' . . , Y Y U I . Q l I . I ' I, Rod Hines, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my first sax position in the band to Judy Kit- l I ' I . I 7 1 1 - . . , , , I , . . , . I y , . . . , . . . . . ' ' 1 U ' - Y , - , , . A . . ,, , . , - . . , . , . Y , . , . . . . - y , .I Y ,' , t . . , .1- 7 F Y , ' 1 1 I ' l ' 1 . . 1 I 3 - . . , . . . - - , , , , - , . ' . ' U I Ruth Hammond do hereby will the first four seats nearest the so called heater on the Forbestown Woodleaf bus to Carol Wilson Gary Campbell Sandy Zackowltz and Gordon Duggan May they have as much fun 111 the future as I have had 1n the past I Peggy Hendershot being of sound mmd C97 and feeble body do hereby will to my friend and compamon Doris Mullen my place in Mr Grahams heart Don Politovlch will my flirting ability to some of the coming seniors who can make good use of it Bruce Philp will the squeaks and rattles ln my Jalopy to anyone who will have them Dave Taylor will to anyone who can find them all my lost marbles Marcia Swift being of sound mmd and body 193 do hereby w1ll and bequeath to my sister Myrna Swift and all her freshman band companions my ability to be eternally present in the music department when Mr Hooper needs me the least I Dlane Berntzen do hereby w1ll the following poem to Lois Phelps and any one else who has realized the value of true frelrldshlp that exists between Lois and me Theres happiness ln little things Theres Joy U1 passing pleasures But friendships are from year to year The Best of all lifes treasures Author Unknown I Mary Costello being of sound Mind and body do hereby w1ll and bequeath to La Vera Nelson my ability to try on all her clothes and my clothes and finally decide on something to wear' Art Devol being of sound mmd do hereby w1ll O U H S to the lncommg Freshmen P S Dont you Freshmen b n It down too soon Joe Ta'f being of sound mmd U5 and body do hereby w1ll my lousy jokes to anyone who is stupid enough laugh at them I Ted George being of sound rnlnd tired body and slow speed will to any unsuspectmg freshman the ability earn as many letters ln track as I havent I Bob Parker being of ghastly unsound mental ability do hereby bequeath to any poor freshman 4God pity theml my ability to get unexcused absenses from Mr Graham I Elmer Josephson being of sound mmd and body will my dancing ability to someone who can put lt to use I Ray Rodriguez do hereby will my practiced habit of never being late to school to Bob Fylllng I Wendell Leon Brown having a pointed head and a bulky body w1ll my ability to get up at 8 13 be here at 8 33 I Wanda Clmgan being of seasick mind and body do hereby will and bequeath my weakness for sailors and my ability to flirt with all the boys to Jinx Goodman May her selge of seasickness be as pleasant as mme has been I Ralph Byers w1ll my ab1l1ty not to get kicked off the Feather Falls bus in four years to Gus Proslse I Nick Stxatigopoulos do hereby wish to and will extend my sincere gratltude to all the members of the faculty who have worked hard 111 trying to prepare me for my post graduate life during the past four years and to all the students for their friendly co operation in whatever I have attempted to do I Lorna Boyd belng of '19 body and 99 mmd will and bequeath my ability to get away with having unwashed gym clothes to Lillian Pattison As if she hasnt already I Jerry Swalm hough some have questloned my possessing either a sound mmd or a sound body do nevertheless hereby w1ll a much used can of apple polish to Royne McGinnis May he use lt as much as I did I Dale Duley bemg of sound body and able mind do hereby will to Bob Hocking all my arguments with Mr Har rxson over that complicated game of basketball I Tom Apoian will to Ronnle Roberts all my OUHS girl friends and any others he can dlg up I A L Trelchler being of round head and large body do hereby will about 85 lbs to Bill Graves I Joan Flynn will to my brother Tommy my stupendous sneezes so that he will be able to keep up the Flyrn Tradition of scaring people tone way or anotherl Sally Brashears hereby will my seat on the Bangor Bus to Sister and Brother May they use it well Lucille Gilley being of sound mind and body 99 will my shortness to my cousin Gloria Dell Robertson Betty Sue Swinburne do hereby will my 4th year English to one who wants to fall I Kay Sharkey being of sound mmd and weak body will my name of Speedshxfter to Judy Kitrick who I know will profit by it I Ethel Platzek hereby will my nickname Pepy to Joyce Wright m hopes that she will use it to appreciate the long four year stretch QI-Iave fun Galll as I did I Louis Rankin do hereby will my ability to get Bs in grammar to Barbara Jennings I John Burke hereby unload all my good luck with used cars to anyone foolish enough to buy one v' ' U ll ! y ' ' of , ' ' . , . . . ' I, A ' . . i v . . . . to - , and not have to get an excuse, to anyone with the same difficulties in getting up. 1 1 - - - - r V I v D 1 v ! 7. Y A I I v H ' . H . ' I , . 1 I I l . . ' I 'D - ' I, Margaret Stratton, will my amazing ability I, Mary Roden, do hereby will and bequeath I didl to Dolly Buschman. Believe me, she I, Nancy Carlson, being of sound body and to forget more Latin and algebra than I ever learned to Joyce Ford. my ability to control my giggles, which I used occasionally, ihones needs it!!! hopeful mind, bequeath my flaming red cheeks Qthrough four yes of highl to Delores iBabel Hanson. P. S. My friend iBetty Campbell? has been the cause of much of my color. I, A. D. Belcher, hereby will Frances Ann Clifton to Earnest C. Lacey, my Natural Road Buddy. PN - 0 ' 'Nw .ee Whee! Off we go into the wild blue yonder . Well, here I go starting on my first trip to the moon. I'm just a'gliden along in the old rocket ship. Goodness, here we are already, Now I've really got a birds-eye view of all my little friends down below. Well, there's JOE TAFF, and goodness look, he's governor of Tennessee. Of course he made his first fortune pan- ning gold in them thar hills of California. Speaking of fortunes, JERRY SWAIM really made it. He's taken Conover's place as head of a modeling company. Now, instead of Conover's Models you gaze with passion at Swaim's Models. His top flight model is BETTY ELDER! JOE HOTTINGER really made a name for himself. He is now featured as Sword Swallower in KOFLER'S Unitiu Shows. GENE'WESTON and Phil Harris are now cutting discs for Decca. Their latest is Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy.' AL TREICHLER is now a barker at the Strong Man Show in the Flea Follies. Oh, yes. last night I went to the Women's Heavy-weight Wrestling Matches and you can't guess who was the star performer, It was none other than EDITH AUTRAN. I guess her constant consumption of all day snacks caught up with her! 'IH-ipping along Broadway I met NANCY CARLSON. She is playing a walk-on part in Vaudeville. She told me PAT CANNON and BARBARA BROWN are doing an act in India-riding sacred cows. Ohoooooo! poor BEV ALBRIGHT. She is now a dentist and something dramatic happened! While installing a fill- ing for RAY RODRIGUEZ' enfant terrible. The demon-he bit off the third finger of her left hand. Speaking of tragedies, former JOANNE SCHAB is now PU the sanitarium under the care of Doc RONNIE MAC DONALD. Poor Joanne-her five sets of twins just got the best of her. Now to the brighter side. NICK STRATIGOPOULOS just beat Pancho Gonzales at Wimbledon, RODNEY HINES, HARRY BOUNDS, and ALAN CONGER are now doing a thriving business of running a three man jazz band. JOYCE marrying MAHAN has done again-got married, that is. JOAN FLYNN has finally gotten back to Kansas. She now is known as Joan dehydrated Flynn. Bronco Buster WILLIAM ARTHUR HARRINGTON is completely happy. He's surrounded by the things he loves- cows and his 1929 Ford. RALPH BYERS has invented a new soil- grows corn as tall as a skyscraper and takes no watering. MARIAN SKINNER has followed through with her dream of being a Home Economic Dccnonstrater, but she had a little trouble. She was showing a mangle when she got Tun through. Well, she doesn't have to worry about losing weight any more, she resembles a paper doll in shape. ARTHUR DEVOL has become very famous. He is Commander-and-Chief of the Army. Oh, CARL BLOSS has taken Frankie Albert's place as star quarterback for the 49'e1's. And, oh, the Southside Bee- bopper's football term has won the championship. It is now under the wonderful leadership of GENE OXLEY. JUNE BROWN, PAT JESTER BROWN, PAT BROWN. and MARIJANE BROWN are known as the 4 B. B's tBrown Beautiesl. They sing every night over KNBC. I JENNIE LASWELL and ELLEN BOWLES are cashiers in the famous Peacock Court at the Hark Hopkins hotei in San Francisco. MARILYN MEANS tells fortunes and futures for a living. She is known as Madam Mi Mi. Her biggest customer is JIM MUNDELL. ,RUTH HAMMOND dives for pearls in the swimming pool at Oroville Union High School. A. D. BELCHER is manufacturer of stilt shoes for tall people. JOHN HUSTON is A. D.'s salesman. PEGGY HENDERSHOT broke the woman's speed shorthand record. She can take 3,000 words a minute. Her boss is BUDDY CHRISTENSON. He runs a gymnasium. I I DAVE TAYLOR former fa1thful student ln Senor Rodr1guezs Spanish 4 class went batty repeatmg Spanlsh con Jugatlons Anyway hes a professor of Spamsh at Crnco State College ELTA FRAZIER IS now star of a radro show known as The Hour of Alarm She IS asslsted by DONAMAE WRIGHT VIRGINIA MEYERS and ETHEL PLATZEK have gone together and lnvented a nolseless dental plate DON NUNEMAN and DANNY OW'ENS are runnlng a dellghtful Funeral Parlor We can all stop worrymg about our funerals They say they ll do all the1r frrends for half prlce PATRICK MCKIBBEN made the front page of the newspapers He IS leadlng a revolt of the wee people of Ire land aga1nst d1s behevers LUCILLE LUCIO IS an expert bottler at the Pepsl Cola Bottllng Company We happened to run mto KATHY LAYMAN the other day She was head washerwoman at Gregg Secretarlal School Thats as far as she got JOE EDGERTON has been re doxng the adventures of Rxchard HH1lbUffOH BENTLEY CONWAY after readlng agaln the story of Rlp Van Wmkle decxded to follow ln hls footsteps You can now fmd hlm demonstratlng Beautyrest Mattresses ln a department store ln San FTHUCISCO T C DENNIS rs a Secret Servxce man Ah I forgot I wasn t supposed to tell DENSIL HULTZ has become a hermlt down at the lsland at Sea Rock He says he IS t11ed of flsh though' MARJORIE ILLMAN really has a wonderful Job She just couldnt get away from school so she IS back vtorklng for Mr Graham EUVIER JOSEPHSON has developed a wonderful new type of plg On Slde IS whlte the other black Ears and all are adorned mth pmk and black polka dots MARGARET HOWARTH IS the bxalns b hlnd the scfnes of the Classlc L3SS16 a champlonshlp gxrls basketball tf vm DOROTHY HOWELL IS the head cheer leader for the team wlth LILLIAN HISE as the star player GERALDINE HOLMES Just sold some of her beautxful handlwork to the Queen of England She recelved a Kmg ransom for It BOB HENSTALK IS DERRY BOWLES bodyguard Derry 1S a blg tlme racketeer' FRED CRABTREE drnes a truck for Merry Men MOVlDg Co Slflglng wxth the Royal Tlgers of Oxovllle fame IS DACEY KEEFER NORMAN KNOX rs travelmg over the world glvxng bovnng exhlbltlons MAVIS SCHWARTZ has been elected the flrst woman mayor of Bangor By the way she won her campalgn by h1tt1ng a home run for the Bangor baseball team F1nal1y after ten years of bemg a Sk1 Bum LYNN DUNBAR retxred to l1ve 1n a small but comfortable cave of snow She hlbelnates every wmter CHARLES SMITH palnts cartoons on srgnboards for SALLY BRASHEARS Bubble Gum Company C C SPENCER models bathlng surts 1n Flouda She got tlred of Cal1forn1a sunshlne GEORGE SCOTT runs a fleet of fxshmg boats off Catalma Island Guess what he caught the other day a mermald LORNA BOYD was chosen Queen of Rocket Days Her prrze was a solar trrp m a planet shlp Too bad xt wrecked on Mars Oh by the way I got a bear skm from DUANE HARRIS the other day He lS a mlghty keen bear trapper rn the Canadlan Bush STUART TALL MAN HAYES IS featured by Rlngllng Bros Clrcus as Stuart the Stllts Man the only 10 foot man on earth Th Head Nurse at th Butte County Hospltal IS nore other than MARGARET STRATTON asslstlng her was WANDA CLINGAN untll Wanda broke her nose xn the Swlmmlllg pool and IS now Margys patlent MARCIA SWIFT IS the leader of Swlfts All Glrl Orchestra Her vxolm won out over Jack Bennys so you now hear swe t muslc n Sundays MARK JENNIINGS ercperlments for Pop Pop Pop Inc a clack Chemical Company Saw SHIRI EY BECKER hoppmg a plane for the Hawanan Islands She owns a sugar cane farm there TED GEORGE has become a very wealthy man He came by hxs rxches by becommg a champ1on shuffleboard player DON DAVIS has made a name 1n hlstory by being the youngest chalrman of the Football Commxsslon I saw BERT GRANT the other day Hes now a permanent shade of green from makrng foot long clgarsl BILL REEVES has rlsen to the surprlslng helght of bemg sheriff of Butte County Betty Rasmussen IS hls as slstant The grocery business is going fine for HOY DENNY. He has a fruit stand on Market Street in San Francisco. MARY COSTELLO IS workmg at a movxe stud1o She has the Job of makmg the actresses beaut1ful DIANE BERNTZEN and BOB ANDOE are runnmg a cafe ln Alaska They have a specxal reclpe for blubber JAMES YBARRA has Just mvented a clock that grves the latest news on the hour every hour After four years of Spanlsh LUCILLE GILLEY IS now teachmg P E at Orovllle Hlgh RUTH ARGYLES PLUS PLATZEK IS now openmg her own kn1t shop She calls lt Argyles Plus ERMA ROSS and ARLENE RUSSELL are featured 1n a floor show at the Stork Club They re the toast of Broad way MARY PREBLE IS thelr manager EVELYN WHITE has unlted with a gemus from Stanlord and IS now busy I'3lS1I1g QUIZ klds BETTY SWINBOURNE and OPAL WILSON are runnlng the DeLuxe Beauty Shop Thelr motto lS If your fel low s not gn mg you the l1ne Just come to us we 11 f1X you up fme JANET WAGNER and BETTY CAMPBELL Invented a new type of clarmet new method no blomng' Can you unagme who bought the fxrst One? RONALD TURNER' Ace Reporter for the Orovllle Mercury IS SHIRLEY SLUBBLEFIELD LEE WALLACE runs a Garbage Dlsposal Company along Wllh DON MALQUIST They glve O U H S speclal rates' LAURINE STRANG can be seen on Montgomery Street wxth her easel She does many character sketches thele Her favorlte IS of DICK MacAFEE DON LAWSON has a thrxvmg buslness of sellmg cars He saves you the trouble of wreckmg the cars They come that way Oh pool CLARA LAVELLE shes on the hlghest h1l1 m Txbet She fmds no allergles there BARBARA GRAVERT has an mterestlng occupatlon She educates monkeys for Rmgley Bros TOM APOIAN IS Mrs Kunkels asslstant He helps her explam the complexltles of the Enghsh language to her dense Engl1sh IV students When I was flymg low over Iowa I chanceo to see SUE ANDOE Slttlllg on a three legged stool m11k1ng a cow' MARY MARTIN IS the star of South PaClf1C Her xendltlon of Honey Bun IS somethmg to behold LORRY CHUM and JOHN BURKE run a used car lot IH Alaska Cahforn '1 got too hot for them Dld you heal about EMILY ENGEL9 She spends most ot her tlme Muna to la so her covxbox husband on th lr 25 000 acre Texas ranch WENDELL BROWN IS oulte a playboy these days Stlll a freshman 'lt Yuba College he lS haxmg so much fun that avs shuclss vxhv leave? Crulslng too low ln my ro ket shxp I almost took the tall feathers cff RAY WITHROW and DICK HARLES who were ln mld a r practlclng a new type Skl Jump ART ELIFF operates 3 cham of grocery stoles m the East Bay Area He calls them the Sulclde Stores' He gxves every one a sucker wlth each purchase ELINOR AUTRAN runs a bakery shop Her apple ples are heaxenlx except that one tlme she used hot peppel mstead of cmnamon for splces and sold the p1e to DALE DULEY Dale doesnt have any t0ns1ls anvmore KAY SHARKEY lS a very successful buslness woman She deslgns rocket cars These cale are tested by BRUCE PHILP and SHIRLEY HESS HANK GLTIERRE7 Just couldnt get away from the Block O He bullt a house m the mxddle of lt , . . . I , . , . . . ' ' A - ll n . A , . . . H Y, . Y. . . , , . U , . . . 7. - - 11 . . Y . V . , - l. u , . . . . . . y ' - - A - ' 1, . - - l. , H - - ' ' . lr . ' 1 . ' Q 1-5' ' ' I 'T , ' 4 C r . f- - ' , - . v .A .' . 1 .- r . , H . . . Y A . . - - , - .l ' - v r 7 , . . N . . y . 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R 8a R MOTEL 790 Montgomery Street Orov111e Ca1fOI'I'113 MARTIN S MOTOR COURT 711 Montgomery Street Orovllle Cahfornxa WONDERLAND MOTEI Robertson 8z Marysvllle Road OROVILLE CALIFORNIA llwens tervwe Station 440 Pomona Avenue OYOV1ll9 Calforma Mosely and Grenke H1 Way Market 1640 Marysvxlle Road OROVILLE TRAILER SALE South Marysvllle Hxway at R1ChV819 Lateral THE UNION ICE COMPANY Oak :Sz H1gh Street turner Bros DFIVEIH Market 2325 Myers Street MILLER S MARKET 3080 Myers Street PA'I'I'ONS VARIETY STORE 3046 Myers Street Irma Ray s Beauty Shoppe 3030 Myers Street AIZMAC Euacrmc fdffd 61195461 Ill LCAL 0 IA JACK CONNER JEWELER Phone 818 2055 Bird S OFOV1llP Calxfornxa udem Dru Cleaners 730 Montgornerv SMH Phone 167 CILBERT LANDRY MOTORS 700 Mongomery H met Phone 226 Orov1lle ORO TRUCK TERMINAL 1325 Marysvllle Road Orovllle Cahfornla Best W1Sh6S to the Class of 1950 QGMCEIZI edlflflany The only m1lk Pasteur1zed and bottled rn Orovxlle Phone181 PITTMAN REALTY COMPANY 2052 Blrd St Phon 4 Orovllle Callfornla PENNEY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF W. ll. IENLY atnmns Bakery 1934 Blrd Street Phone 517 DUHHHS Ladles Apparel 2060 Blrd Street Phone 1174 MONEY BACK JACK Orovxlle Cahfornla W Vt RFECE CLOTHING Stetson Hats CHET S NEWS STAND 1898 Blrd Street Orov111e Cahforma moore s Hardwre Hnd Palm 2111 Myers Street J E N S E N S PHONE 1566 W MORWEAR PAINT STORE 1 9 5 8 MONTGOMERY ST GIBSONS PHARMACY Cor Blrd and Downer Sts Orov1l1e C811fOI'I1la HOKE FUEL APPLIANCES Your Hotpo1nt Dealer Everythmg for the Kxtchen and Laundry Corner Lxncoln 8z Hlgh Phone 177 Orovllle, Cahforma 1' 0 - 'Q ' , ' 0 X . 4 Ill lf., CIOVILI. If IN , 'IDX P.Q.lllC' . . . ! 1 , 4 ' - -e. ' . t, ' . . , 1 1 - l si I 5 -I , ' o . T J W 1 -, s 7 .1 . . . f 1 N ,y , 11 1 A M 'On 6-OMS 77 WM , if Jw 'vllltj - 1- ' Ywawngm UWM- I Mart, Schaffner, Jmarx Suits 1 1 ' -- l , - ll VY W 0- 0 1 1 Y N ' 'f . , --yu nw iw -yi , A, . . U . . . 7 ' 7 7 l 1 i 1 v , 7' ' ' . e 11 ' - - - 1 4 , S . I 7 1 I 1 Q , . . ARNOLD'S STATIONARY 8: GIFTS 1511 Myers St. Oroville, Calif. KITRICK S INSURANCE AGENCY SCOTT STORE 115 se cor Blrd 8x Myers PHONE 12 1395 65 MYERS GR E YNURS E HARDWARE CO Orovllle Cahforma TH SMALL FRY 2063 Blrd St Phone 357 R OROVILLE CALIFORNIA H A L S T E A D' S JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST 1390 Myers St Phone 130 KELLY S OROVILLE FLOWER SHOP J IMMIE and BFYFTY RYAN 1332 Huntoon St Orovllle Cahf BOYS SHOP Myers St Orovxlle H A R L A N S REXALL DRUG STORE 1932 Montgomery St Orov111e Phone 79 HIKIH SHUP Misses and Womens Apparel 1437 Myers Street Phone 74 CITY of PARIS Harry Hanush Company Orovllle Callforma CRYSTAL DRUG STORE Prescrlptlon Drugglst 1354 Myers St Walter S Fas CLOTHIER Orovllle Cahfornla ARMAND S Your Friendly Jewelers VALLEY MUSIC SHOP 1345 Myers Telephone 338 Orovllle Callfornla THe Toggery 1561 Myers St Orovllle Cahforma DAMON S SPORT SHOP Orovllle Cahforma BURTON S SHOE STORES Servmg Northern Cahforma 1359 Myers Street Orovllle Cahfornla THE CHOCOLATE SHOP G E Harrls Prop The Sweet Spot of Orovllle McGINNlS AUTO SERVICE Crysler and Plymouths 2075 Montgomery Street Orovllle Cahforma Phone 84 Todd L MCGIHHIS Prop JOHNSON PHARMACY Oroville Calxform A 1955 Montgomery Street THODE 8. SON LUMBER C0 Qual1ty Merchandlse At Reasonable PYICES 3616 Palermo Rd Orovllle lan Jiadiae Bird 8a Oliver Phone 8 Orovllle Cahfornl RADIO TOWER Orovnlle Calnform 81414 8 Zappa: 7 Orovllle California HECKER SHOE STORE Orovxlle Cahf Phone 10 RYSTROM ELECTRIC Orovnlle Cahfornx A F AL WEHRLE Sterhng Lumber Co 1780 Myers Street Orovllle Phone 30 Betty Jean Shop Coats Sults Dresses Mxlhner Orov11le Callf Phone 9 DUTCH HAVEN I l - . h . . I 0 I . E Stationery-Office Suppies-Books , 1911 MONTGUMERY STREET A,. . .A A Q. . , J !79'3?, KC4,afL xv!! R f 1 f 1 .1