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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

OROVILLE UNION HIGH SCHOOL OROVILLE.CALIFORNIA MOVES FORWARD WITH One generation passeth away, and another generation cometh: but the earth standeth for ever ... All the rivers run unto the sea, yet the sea doth not overflow: unto the place from whence the rivers come they return, to flow again. OLD TESTAMENT Ecclesiastes 1,7 IN MEMORIAM Dewey Hultz 1937-1952 THERE IS NO DEATH There is a plan far greater than the plan you know; There is a landscape broader than the one you see. There is a haven where storm-tossed souls may go— You call it death—we, immortality. You call it death—-this seeming endless sleep; We call it birth—the soul at last set free. 'Tis hampered not by time or space—you weep. Why weep at death ? 'tis immortality. Farewell, dear voyageur—'twill not be long. Your work is done—now may peace rest with thee. Your kindly thoughts and deeds—they will live on. This is not death—'tis immortality. Farewell, dear voyageur—the river winds and turns; The cadence of your song wafts near to me, And now you know the thing that all men learn: There is no death—there’s immortality. Anonymous DEDICATION Dear Mr. Stollar, You thought that you could slide quietly away into that state of quiet bliss known as retirement, and you almost succeeded. We should have expected as much from you, for you were never one to stand in the limelight bowing to the huzzas of the crowd. No, you were something far greater—a teacher, a friend of students, not seeking praise but seeking to impart knowledge patiently, quietly, and thoroughly. Did you think for a moment that we could forget the 26 years which you gave to Oroville High School? Did you honestly believe that we could forget the efficient manner in which you performed the numerous positions assigned to you—positions such as science teacher. Director of Student Activities, Vice Principal and Coordinator of Curriculum? Did you truly think that we could forget you? Well, we haven't. It has taken us a year to think of some tribute to you, some sign of our affection. We haven't much to offer, just the history of a year out of many years, but we hope that you will enjoy it. And so to you, Mr. Stollar, with all of our best wishes we dedicate the 1953 NUGGET. The Student Body There is nothing lower than a Freshman.” How many times have we heard this said? True, we were very timid. Yes, we did think that the end of the world was coming when we saw groups of Seniors headed in our direction. However, the upper-classmen finally succeeded in easing those fears and welcomed us newcomers into their midsts, but only after a thorough initiation. But our day is coming, believe us. The stream which will carry us into the torrents of the senior class is one grade the closer. h, Henders°n- g(anVen- £■ ? GiUis. F« h r°W' Fickcs. left . son. Second f° r, f: C arlf c Third row. KUKirn ’l l Sih Hn,' H . John- Ur,h � w: Foote aI’ T' Hinds- Oberwf ' Morf°'d Ka'n— Avila, koAinN . Finch.' t ' Da Vico, Elkins h fOW: FRESHMAN First row, left to right: Dryden, Duncan, Davis, Wilson, Owens, Pixler, Zimmerman, Platt, Pratt, Cash. Second row: Rodriguez, Hickey, Hilton, Gothan. Lerner, Wakefield. Shell. Bryson, O’Dell, Hottinger. Third row: Morgan. Wallis, Coffelt, Hayes. Shields, Dalling. Mulden. Smith, Jensen. Fourth row: Robertson. Roberts, Allen, Johnson, Barnes. Lackey, Patterson, Baker. Ax. Gross. Fifth row: Medford, Balmer. Astobiza. Heriford, Sinkey, Salisbury, Owens, Tridrich, Odekirk, Brereton, Webb. First row, left to right: Vance, Ford, Barkley, Tedd, Long, Mastelotto, Brandt, Christensen. Morford, Park. Second row; Salisbury, Dugger, Lightle, Davis, Brown, Wiedman, Smith, Berry, Hofius, Bliss. Third row: Anglin, Illman, Denny, Reppert, Reeves, Dietz, Otchart, Lord. Aldrich, Terstegge. Fourth row: Cosby, Burns, Olmstead, Angle, Mix, Pank, Peterson, Wheeler, Bryant, Pilmanir. Fifth row: Owens, Burk, Clark, Blazer, Arnold, Garvis, Zlatic, Fisher, Hand, Widener. CLASS CotncVi' O rigW- pa'met' Second ■ oo orth: virasden, third Harris 1 , ne n Fourth r pugSan’ c Cameron- A ft . . ■ s,mrn°' . p 4; First row, left to right: Pattison, Curtis, Jones, Renfro, Wixom, Turk, Larson, Allen, Hoepner, Curry. Second row: Hollopeter, Salisbury, Hammett, Kaelin, Scott, Phillips, Bechtol, Shirey, Campbell, Fowler. Third row: Davis, Muster, Hadley, Hansen, Bryant. Perasco, Beard, Jensen, Peterson, Shaner. Fourth row: Burkhalter, Kofler, Ohlson, Martin, Lattin, Mills, Moss, Ewton, Belser, Ryder. Fifth row: Stafford, Blanchard, Nelson, Kent, McClain. Reiners, Milligan, Morris, Bowles. FRESHMAN First row, left to right: Henderson, Coleman, Cunningham. Loomis, Newell, Ballantine, Burns, Daudherty, Willcox, Rodburn. Second row: Staley, Rowland, Squires, Herman. Willard, Woodruff. Lambeth, Atkins, Brown, Gilbert. Third row: Orrick, Pyle, McLemore, Westman, Sturm, Shelton, Gentry, Housen, Moyer, Steele. Fourth row: Platt, Siria, Nugent, Suther, Herfe, Lewis, Adair, Kraemer, Foreman, Bass. First row, left to right: Owens, Tweedy, Nichols, Serve, Nichols, Barger, McQuarrie, Trull. Second row: Irvin, Clark, Buck, Woods, Sturgeon, Swinney, Tillotson. Third row: Journey, May-han. Hurley, Kissler, Hinds, Daniel. Matney. Fourth row: Fuller, Stone, Barton. Pitts, Preble. CLASS First row, left to right: Lawson, Conway. Miller, Cheatham, Frost, Halcomb, Massinger, Tierney, Robblec, Eames. Second row: Smith, Taber, Topping, Medina, Butler, Reil. Wright, Erichsen, Cates, Myers. Third row: Rodriguez, Brandt. Burlingame, Hayden. Clemens, Evans, Green. Butterfield, Becsley, Ruberg. Fourth row: Whitlock. Riley, Lindbeck, Lee, Parker, Nelson, Myers, White, Faunce, Andoe. WE WERE SOPHOMORES i is ■ 5 v. s'-- ' f'+r sS ; I. • X ■ V • - • , ' T- I' .§ v. • W- ' . N i ’ : - . ♦ v y- . rV ' M n i.; r • V V V ■ ' � w 1 v % A r r v v •- ' 4 ■ -V. •■ Y � -O •a! r- 'A 'y' .4. • Hii yV Vi' t. 4,'. I v •r.v « _ r 12 .- 4 4; V •r •w ?k I a LV KJ . '1 f v?y V • iVW . ?•:•! i. a . ( . ■‘K . ' A M) ' U f 4f I v. •H ' rev B8- AND THE STREAM GREW Being a freshman was snow” fun, but in our sophomore year we were deluged with a waterfall of activities. We were eager participants in the Freshman-Sophomore brawl, we sponsored the Sophomore Hop, and we even went out on dates occasionally. We were growing quickly and assuming leadership naturally. We were seeking the future, the path of the river with anticipation. Our life was beginning to take its normal course. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FALL—First row, left to right: Stamps, Vice President; Cates, President; Hill, Girls' Executive. Second row: Hunting-ton, Boys' Executive; Maculsay, Secretary. SPRING—First row, left to right: Hill, Secretary; McGarr, President; Siler, Vice President. Second row: Brown, Boys’ Executive; Wright, Girls’ Executive. First row, left to right: Keenan, Wade, Bookout. Ostrander, Watts, Faith, Snyder. Vann. Siler. Stamps. Second row: McCurry. Brown, Phillips, Green. Carpenter, Nichols, Hansen, Cates, Manning. Snyder. Third row: Hancock, Leighton. Hall. Rockwell. Moore, Rosiere, Riddle, Phillips. Burch, Lacy. Fourth row: Smith, Young, Fraser, Fish, Rhine, Harding. Edwards, Pruden. Barnett, Slack. SOPHOMORES puls, fOU .-.M- ° n tY I - to - ' -ta Yot- lAvtcY'c' • viooie ft 1 jo - „ Gt‘eC 4 - ■ 3 ° ,v,tAe 0 tA� s0tv' to - S to '- % V4V —-cr. . MetcaU. R-ff'e' . „ Shepherd I ,it 1 , w• rtsAr x - ■•“ •• an Richard, Huntington. First row, left to right: Thomas. Belcher, Mayfield. Lundquist. Ostrander. Second row: Jackson. Bobb. Burks. Osby. George. Third row: Sibley, Robbins. Lacey. Childs, Maculsay. Fourth row: Perkins. B. Thomas. Hudson. Butterfield. Mcguire. A SOPHOMORES First row. left to right: Ellington. Myers. Hill, Campbell. Hill. Jovich. McGarr. Damon. Second row: Hoad, Lockwood, Bell. Patterson, King, Dugger, Bird. Hill. Third row: Williams, Schlicker, Trull, Cary, Lacey, Henley, Herrick. Harvey. Fourth row: Elam. Atkens. Mullins, Krager. Lightle, Taff, Harrison. Baker. First row, left to right: Drown, Metskcr, Ahart, Self, Gant, Johns, Walker, Robblee. Second row: Laswell, Vander Ploeg, Perkins, Weaver, Merrian, Lloyd, Hagenlocker, Locke. Third row: Kendall, Gibbons, Jones, Young, Garner, Fowler, Matt. Zackowitz. Fourth row: Lonidier, Taylor, Largent, SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Astobiza, Gomez, Barton, Smith, Belcher, Tweedy, Hungtington, Dotson, Eads, Swinney. Second row: Wartenweiler, Owen, Gee. Harris, Brown. Rice, Hartley, Courtney, Harrison. ill SOPHOMORES First row, left to right: Lambert, Gothard, Y’Barra, Metcalf, Jennings, Terpening, Tidwell, Hill, Noyer, Dealy. Second row: Pryde, Linton, Jenson, McNally, Doyle, Butler, Heyen, Wright, Nafzi-ger, Bennett. Third row: Williams, Young, Lightle, Holt, Allman, Christensen, Hay, Jimemez. Fourth row: Hofius, Hauser, Lewis, Odekirk, Limbach, Frakes, McKenzie, Reagan, Alkire. WE WERE JUNIORS EPT ALONG IN THE We were upper-classmen,” whatever that means. We still had many of the friends we had made as sophomores, we still had some familiar teachers, and, unfortunately, we still had the same old homework. But, imperceptibly at first, we did begin to have a feeling of awareness—awareness of the feelings of others, awareness of unsettled world conditions, awareness of our responsibility to ourselves and to our country as citizens. The stream of our existence was hitting some rocks, but they were rocks which would purify us and make our force stronger with time. JUNIOR FAVORITES DELMAS WHITTIER SHIRLEY HOWARTH FALL—Left to right: Patterson, Girls' Executive; Treichler, Secretary; Vick, Vice President; Corr, President. JUNIOR OFFICERS SPRING—Left to right: Haase, President; Lawson, Vice President; Moel-lendorf. Secretary; Holland, Girls’ Executive; Allen, Boys' Executive. First row, left to right: Wiegand, Galvin, Patterson, Kero-her, Cosby. Second row: Bridgman, Carpenter, Cole, Adams, Frieze. Third row: Rutherford, Staley, Madsen, Salisbury, Ross. Fourth row: Vick, Martin, LaFever, Graham, Mastel-otto. Fifth row: Davis, Doyle, Allen, Whittier, Lawson. First row, left to right: Salzman, Sanford, Frieze, Aldrich, Woolley. Second row: Meyers, Bishop, Binda. Pauley, Turner. Third row: Wilson, Smith, Smith, Pugh, Heineman. Fourth row: Arrendale, Linn, Dodds, Simmons, Shields. Fifth row: Ford, Flatter, Patterson, Bragg. JUNIORS First row, left to right: Good, Tillotson, Tompkins, Biondo, Shepherd, Moellendorf, Dallas, Simpson, Reeves, Corr, Milligan, Brown. Second row: Jovich, Stevens, Cain, Avilla, Gibbs. Kinser, Galvin, Haase, Ohlson, Garvis, Davis. Third row: Shawgo, Watson, Howard, Reeves, Gannett, Hess, Henderson, Townshend, Jennings, Pierce, Benninger. Fourth row: Treichler, Smith, Butterfield, Weisker, Holland, Randolph, Siria, Dougherty, Henley, Mitzel, Snodgrass. Fifth row: Adams, Wall, Hageman, Bertram, Dean, Newberry, Kumle, Miner. Sixth row: Bjorklund, Warren, Wilson, Jenkins, Flatter, LaRose, Stevenson, Shay, Austin, Moore. First row, left to right: Hall, Andre. Bennum. Gannett, Holland, Edwards, George Harding Dougherty, Siria. Second row: Nilsen, Clute, Jovich. Kinser. Tillotson, Scott, Dowd Harley Johnston, Turner. Third row: Burch. Percy, Wellington, Wiley, Hayden, Monday, Medford’ Presley, Burns, Nielsen. Fourth row: Smith, Berry. Hoad, Rist, Randolph, Henley, Mitzel Garvis’ Kumle, Huston. Fifth row: Pank, Gass, Smith. Delamar. Miller. Midkiff, Hartsfield. Miner’ Lacey, Toney. JUNIORS First row. left to right: Stanley, Passmore, Cook, Metsker, Reed. Second row: Medford, Stevenson, Ryder, Swezey, Hedden. Third row: Robertson. Powers. Cooksey, LaForce, Howarth. Fourth row: Keneally, Hipes, Calkwell, Killgore, Hinds. Fifth row: Wright, Cameron, Heltzel, Berry, Smith. First row, left to right: Gravier, McKibbin, MacDonald. Gee, Beesley. Second row: Nallon, Zlatic. Herfi, Allen, Lawson. Third row: Zufelt, Nallon, Bettinger, Devol, Ahart. Fourth' row: Balmer, Henton, Haddick. Neher, Fickes. Fifth row: Sinkey, Hamilton, Baker, Russell, Richardson. ■ MR. HARRISON Boys' Counselor MRS. KUNKEL Girls' Counselor MRS. PERASCO School Nurse MR. DRESSER Physical Education MR. BEAUMONT Mechanical Drawing MR. HUGHES Science MR. JOHNSON Physical Educati a MR. WATSON Science TEACHERS MR. PASCHALL Science MR. ROSSAS Science TEACHERS MISS HURLBURT Physical Education MR. STAUSS Shop MR. COSART Shop room IHIIII . 5 411. MISS INSEL Physical Education MR. NELSON Shop MR. LAMBERT Shop MR. McINTURF Shop MR. FYLLING Social Science MR FELIPF. Physical Education MR. CAMPBELL Social Science MR H1LLIS Social Science MR. LATTIN Social Science MR POWERS Social Science MR. KANTOLA Agriculture MR. GROSSE Social Science MRS. McBRIDE English MRS. UPTON English MR. VAN JOSEPH English MR. PARKER English MRS. HENDERSON English MORE MR. FARRELL English MR. PROUTY English MRS. JONES Art MRS. RICE Homemaking MRS. ONFFROY Language MISS LOPEZ Language MRS. NELSON Homemaking MRS. CASAGRANDE Homemaking TEACHERS MR. RODRIGUEZ Language SCHOOL BOARD MRS. GRAY Secretary MRS. HOLBROOK Clerk OFFICE STAFF MR. BALDRY Recreation Director MR. RHINE Attendance Officer Left to right: Mr. Roubal, Mr. Jewell, Mr Jameson, Mr. Still. JANITORS Left to right: Mr. Parker, Mr. Walburn, Mr. Florkeff, Mr. Scott, Mr. Wilcox. COOKS o FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FAT BROWN Secretary-T reasurer PAT RICHARDS President BILLY SCHAB Block ' O Custodian EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First row. left to right: Brown. Richards. Da Vico. Second row: Wiedman. Williams. Schab. Taggart. Third row: Patterson, Balmer, Brandt. Huntington. Fourth row: Dugger. L. Brandt. Fry. Fifth row: Wright, Kemper. Good. WALTER TONEY President NANCY FRY Secretary-T reasurer SHARON POST Vice President JOANNE HILL Historian DELMAS WHITTIER Block O' Custodian SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS M EXECUTIVE • COMMITTEE First row, left to right: Fry, Secretary; Toney, President; Post, Vice President. Second row: Brandt, Hill, Mefford, Ma-culsay. Third row: Mastelotto, Brown, Corr, Allen. Fourth row: Dugger, Brown, Ohlmstead, Wright. Fifth row: Brandt, Wiedman, Ostrander. Williams. First row, left to right: Mefford, Damon, Kumle, Jennings, Kemper, Mathis, Parr, Aldrich, Meyers, Gross. Second row: Lawrence, Bershers, Stovar, McKibbin, Shay. Hayden, Nichold, Woods, Owens, Clark, Hastings. Third row: McDonald. Milligan, Gee, Simpson, Richards. Randolph, Myers, Bishop, Odekirk. Platt, Denny. Preble. Fourth row: Reed, Smith, Johnson, Jatko, Brown, Astobiza, Sinkey, Rodriguez, Robertson, Medina, Salisbury. Fifth row: Claxton. Gillis, Carney, Wiley, Pass-more, Hansen, Hadley, Prator, Renfro, Fry, Smith. SPANISH CLUB First row, left to right: V. Belcher, Brown, B. Mastelotto, Clark, Biffle, Mr. Rodriguez. Second row: C. Belcher, Morford, Ostrander, Dugger, Ford, L. Brandt. Third row: Trosin, Rutherford, Armitage, Harvey, Siria, Parker. Fourth row: R. Nelson, Messenger, Moseley, Pyle, Rogers, Campbell. Fifth row: Newberry, Zimmerman, P. Nelson, Johnson, Burns. Sixth row: Odekirk, Redburn, Adams, Davis, J. Mastelotto. Seventh row: McDougle, Linn, Nilson, Harley, Kissler. NUGGET QUEENS BARBARA MACULSAY NUGGET EDITORS PAT BROWN Business Manager BARBARA GOOD Assistant Editor k AT ly KLOTA WILLIAMS Editor DELORES JATKO Secretary Left to right: Belcher, Kay, Delamar, Good, Butterfield, Ford, Williams, Jatko. Seated: Reeves, Howard. Sitting, left to right: Griffith. Standing: Oxley, Swanson, Sweezy, Shepherd, Tompkins, Smith, Moellendorf, Watson, Johnson, Soper. OFFICERS—First row, left to right: Stevens, Wartenweiler, Bowles. Second row: Mrs. Onffroy, Cain, Watts. FRENCH CLUB SECOND and THIRD YEAR MEMBERS—First row, left to right: Gravier, Benninger, Bliss, Swanson, Griffith, Staley, Rystrom. Second row: Bowles, Stevens, Wartenweiler, Smith, Cain, Wellington, Sanford, Watts. Third row: Groth, Butterfield, Perkins, Treichler, Bennum, Delamar, Porterfield, Pine, Swift. Fourth row: Townshend, Henderson, Benninger, Milligan, Ohlson, Haase. First row, left to right: Smith, Moore, Ruberg, Cheatham, Bliss. Second row: Tillotson, Hinds, La-Force, Holland, Gannett, Patterson. Third row: Salisbury, Phillips, Sibley, Young, Smith, Frakes, Wixom. Fourth row: Mrs. Onffroy, Staley, Strum, Heriford, Riley, Topping, Miller. FRENCH CLUB GLADYS HOWARD BAND—First row, left to right: Noyer, Brown, Costerisan. Second row: Shrader, Taylor, Mr. Becker, Clement, Gass. Third row: Fraser, Reagan, Long, Pfitzinger, Alkire, Fickes, Hunt. Fourth row: Swift, Belcher, Shepherd, Richards, Massae, Biondo, Rystrom. Fifth row: Day, Kegg, Barrett, Ruberg, Butler. Sixth row: Etchart, Moseley, Johnson, Young, Coffelt, Schideman. Seventh row: Mason, Carpenter, Addis, Reebe, Fernandez, Turner. Eighth row: Bliss, Jensen, Bliss, Messinger. Ninth row: Placy, Leahy, Hunt, Percy, Boulton, Neher, Gleed, Fickes. BAND Climaxing a very successful year under the direction of Mr. Becker, the Band strutted and played at the Berkeley Musical Festival this spring. The Band also did an outstanding job of marching in parades, playing at football and basketball games, and providing noon-concerts for the student body. Mary Long, alias, | FEARLESS | Pat Brown GIRLS GLEE—First row, left to right: Ford, Turk, Renfro, Adams, Watts, Vance, Owen, Hall, Butterfield, Hill, Burk, Mr. Becker, Director. Second row: Stooksberry, Kof-ler, Wright, Ball, Burlingame, Topping, Muster, Miller, Arnold, Karr, George. Third row: Pinkerton, Balmer, Stone, Kent, Miller, Chambers, Pattison, McQuarrie, Salisbury, Smith, Morgan. Fourth row: Kinser, Jovich, Pearman, Mc-Lemore, Irvin, Washington, Sheldon, Pitts, Metsher, Mc-Dougle, Leighton. GLEE CLUBS MIXED GLEE—First row, left to right: Ford, Topping, Bulingame, Vance, Miller, Pattison, McQuarrie, Salisbury, Jones, Lumsden, Leighton, McDougle. Second row: Stooksberry, Pinkerton, Wright, Turk, Renfro, Wade, Lumsden, Sheldon, Mctsker, Pitts, Lindholm, Burk. Third row: Irvin, Washington, Adams, Pearman, McLemore, Bradish, Owen, Hall, Arnold, Karr, George. Fourth row: Kofler, Ball, Balmer, Tillotson, Chambers, Davis, Kent, Muster, Miller, Butterfield, Hill, Oxley. Fifth row: Stone, Watts, Jovich, Kinser, Smith, Morgan. Sixth row: Wright, Mastelotto, Taggart, Vick, Bergen, Welch, Kluander, Smith, Harts-field, Adams. LEARNING TO DO rri DOING TO LEARN ' I JV eahningtouve r n LIVING TO serve 'CUL F‘rst ro Jennings, President Patterson, Harries, p Herfi, Gr President; Wi JPay. Reporter, Devol, Bees ey ’Ps. Reicel. j . Smith. Kantola, Adviser: Vice Preside - librarian (abs Treasurer; ay, Reporter Jennings, r [amer c Mr- Kan !' ' K « nd a' Third row ' row; Peterson, °‘a. Advj row; Ge Baiter, B Bd wards. FALL—Sitting: Randolph, Vice President; Henderson, President; Townshcnd, Secretary. Standing: Sanford, Publicity Manager; Good, Ex. Comm. C.S.F. SPRING—Sitting: Meyer, Secretary; Randolph, President; Haase, Vice President. Standing: Triechler, Ex. Comm.; Austin, Ex. Comm. First row, left to right: Benninger, Mr. Fylling, Advisor; Andoe, Fish, Randolph, Bennett, Jones, McClain. Second row: Milligan, Thomas, Barkley, Dugger, Luther, Burkhalter, Hampshire, Stanley! Percy. Third row: Meier, Sawyer, Lawson, Blanchard. Weaver, Ford, Lattin, Linden, Delmar, Hilton. Fourth row: Brandt, Hichey. Whitlock. Conway, Carney, Ohlson, Wixom, Stratinsky, Good, Gibbs, Meyer. Fifth row: Henderson, Haase, Triechler, Flatter, Randolph, Leahy, Oberholtzer, Widener. Sixth row: Beninger, Good, Swanson, Gross, Griffith, Garner, Austin, Gee, Grieco. OFFICERS—Sitting: Miss Holland. Standing: Henderson, Davis, Good. JUNIOR RED CROSS First row: Kay, Elder, Butterfield, Good, Dugger, Ford, Davis. Second row: Brown, Richards, Fry, Reil, Bowles, Perkins, Howard. Third row: Ohlson, Good, Pinkerton, Ohlson, Denny, Brown, Barkley, Collins, Holmstead, Reeves, Swanson, Miss Holland. Barbara Maculsay, Joanne Hill, Linda Moellendorf. JUNIOR VARSITY YELL LEADERS DORRIE CHRISTENSEN JANICE ALLMAN Janice Allman, Barbara Ostrander, Dorrie Christensen. BARBARA OSTRANDER FALL—First row, left to right: Fry, Secretary Treasurer; Williams, President; Watson, Vice President. Second row: Ostrander, Publicity Manager; Dugger, Freshman Rep.; Wiedman, Pt. Recorder. Left to right: Jatko, Basketball Manager; Moellen-dorf. Volleyball Manager; Elder, Hockey Manager. G.A.A. OFFICERS SENIORS—First row, left to right: Williams, Soper, Post, Ford, Elder, Fry, Reil, Maculsay, Brown. Bowles. Second row: Smith, Rosas. Wiedman. Oxley. Wagner, Ford. Pine, Da Vico. Hemstalk. JUNIORS—First row, left to right: Robertson, Powers, Cooksey, Howarth, Ryder, Swezey, Good, Howard. Dallas, Biondo. Second row: Weisker. Avilla, Jovich, Kinser, Stanley, Bishop, Moellendorf, Stevens. Third row: Cain, Shepherd, Randolph, Gibbs, Tompkins, Kencally. Fourth row: Treichlcr, Gass, Smith, Watson. SOPHOMORES—First row, left to right: Rockwell, Alkire, B. Ostrander, P, Ostrander, Allman, Barrett, Lewis, Lightle, Young, Williams. Second row: Dealy, Fish, Hudson, Burks, Y’Barra, Lacey, Linbach, Frakes, Gibbons, Noyer. Third row: Nafziger, Rhine, Kohler, Myers, Ellington, Jensen, Heyen, Doyle, Wright, Lundquist. Fourth row: Perkins, Weaver, George, Costerisan, Jennings. Fraser. McNally, Odekirk, Christensen. G. A, A. FRESHMEN—First row. left to right: Owens. Henderson, Rodriquez, Lightle, Stafford, Cosby, Dugger, Ford, Tcdd. Brandt. Barkley, Lemer. Second row: Staley. Nichols, Astobiza, Sinkey. Riley, Lawson. Conway. Palmer. Louise, Pattison, Frost. Third row: Smith, Claxton, Gillis, Cole, Fickes, McClain. Blanchard. Nelson. Olmstead, Carney, Reeves. Fourth row: Salisbury, Anglin, Bryant, Heriford, Hamilton, Ohlson, Davis, Brown, Smith, Medina. Fifth row: Clement, Burns, Burlingame, Barger. Robertson. Herman. Long. Dryden, Denny, Miller, Topping. BLOCK O OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Jennings. President; Haase, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: Algers, Vice President; Corr, Exec. Member. FALL—Seated: Wright, President; Mas-telotto. Vice President. Standing: Kemper. Secretary. First row, left to right: Simpson, Damon, Smith, Mastelotto. Hadley, Davis, Lacey, Harris, Huston, Siler. Second row: Mastelottcv Mathes, MacDonald, Garvis, Burns, Mathis, Belcher, Mastelotto, Burns, Brown. Third row: Graham, Mitzel, Wright, Doyle. Day, Lawson. Fourth row: Beesley, Martin, Kumle, Gomez, Barton, Jennings. Fifth row: Taggart, Bergesen, Alger, Snodgras, Flatter, Toney. Sixth row: Kemper, Heriford, Toney, Schab, Townshend. Haase, Milligan, Scott, Vick, Jovich. Seventh row: Johnson, Corr, McKibbin, Ohlson, Henderson, Richards, Siria, Edwards, Dowd, King. BLOCK O” First row, left to right: Martin, Garvis, Kumle. Doyle, Beeseley. Belcher, Mitzel, Taggart, Toney. Second row: Henderson, Davis, Wheeler, Mastelotto, Graham, Painter, Vick, Haase, Kemper, Wright, Bergesen, Snodgrass. Third row: Mr. Felipe, Miner, Wilcoz, Whittier, Alger, Mastelotto, Medford, Henley, Ohlson, Neilson, Lawson, Mathis, Mr. Harrison. VARSITY FOOTBALL AND COACHES Team Captain, Marvin Taggart, and Football Queen, Sharon Post. COACH FELIPE f COACH HARRISON SCORES Oroville.............13 Oroville.............13 Oroville.............12 Oroville.............26 Oroville.............20 Oroville.............13 Oroville.............32 Oroville.............48 Grass Valley .........20 Marysville ...........12 Placer ................7 Lassen ...............24 Sacramento ............7 Shasta ...............41 Yuba City ............39 Chico ................19 DAVIS Center GRAHAM Guard MASTELOTTO TAGGART ALGER WHEELER End Tackle Half Tackle MATHIS WRIGHT BERGESEN KEMPER OHLSON Tackle Half Full Half Guard VARSITY INDIVIDUALS BELCHER HENDERSON BEESELEY MASTELOTTO HAASE Half Guard Half End Back TONEY PAINTER DOYLE MITZEL End Tackle Fullback Guard Bergcnscn brings rival to a quick halt. THE VARSITY IN ACTION Kemper goes over for a touchdown. Whittier carries the ball; Wright accompanies him. Alger runs into opposition. Johnny Mastelotto receives the pass Jim Mastelotto tries to lose that counts. opposition. JUNIOR VARSITY AND COACHES First row, left to right: Siler, King, Gilbert. Stamps, Brown, Huntington, Hill, Cates. Mastelotto, Jovich, Gross, Garvis, Sorensen, Noyer, White. Second row: Mr. Stauss, Weidman, Taylor, Henley, Snyder, Harris, Brandt, McGarr, Faith, Dugger, Wasburn. Manning, Odneal. Damon, Kitrick, Wartenweiler, Fosdick, Andoe. Third row: Mr. Hocking, Harrison, Jones, Thompson, Faunce, Webb, Shepherd, Peterson, Myers, Wheeler, Hofius, Berry, Brereton, Christensen, Mastelotto, Harvey, McCracken, Hunt, OpenShaw, Manager. Fourth row: Hatic, Hartley, Butterfield. Silver, Fisher, Reil, Pank, Nelson, Massie, Bryant, Morford, Evans, Morford, Bowles, Hill, Odekirk, Mr. Johnson. BOB MASTELOTTO SCORES Oroville.............26 Oroville.............26 Oroville.............38 Oroville.............32 Oroville............. 6 Oroville.............20 Oroville.............35 Grass Valley .........13 Marysville ........... 0 Placer ............... 0 Lassen ............... 6 Shasta ............... 6 Yuba City ............ 0 Chico ................ 6 CHARLES JOVICH Team Co-Captains Line, left to right: Jovich, Captain; Gilbert. Garvis. Huntington. Hill, Gross. Stamps. Backs: Cates, Housen, Siler. Mastelotto. Captain; Brown. Line, left to right: White, Sorenson. Manning. Kitrick. Odncal. Snyder, Harris. Backs: Noyer, Hofius, Damon, McGarr. Housen carries ball while Harris runs interference. Cates tries to get away. Step aside fellas; it's Oroville’s ball. JVs” IN ACTION Mr. Johnson gives the boys a pep talk during half time. VARSITY BASKETBALL MASTELOTTO HAASE BROWN HUSTON JOVICH First row, left to right: Belcher, Brown, Mastelotto, Davis, Burns, Jovich. Second row: Mastelotto, Toney, Haase, Whittier, Gross, Mr. Felipe. Oroville...........45 Oroville...........40 Oroville...........43 Oroville...........46 Oroville...........38 Oroville...........30 Oroville...........24 Oroville...........34 Oroville...........45 Oroville...........33 Oroville...........40 Oroville...........52 Shasta .............34 Chico ..............38 Red Bluff ..........33 Shasta .............51 Chico ..............61 Red Bluff...........27 Shasta .............41 Chico ..............66 Red Bluff ..........46 Shasta .............48 Chico ..............47 Red Bluff ..........39 BELCHER GROSS MASTELOTTO DAVIS Brown takes a long shot. VARSITY IN ACTION Whittier dribbles around opponent. John Mastelotto shoots. a im a Jim Mastelotto grabs ball. Oroville is there for rebounds. Toney tries one. Counter clockwise: Mastelotto, 55; B. Milligan, 53; Schab, 58; Myers, 61; Stamps, 50; Siler, 57; Brandt, 51; R. Milligan, 56; Dowd, 52; Jennings, 54; Corr, 60; Lacey, 59. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Oroville. Shasta .... Chico ..... Red Bluff . Shasta .... Chico ..... Red Bluff Shasta .... Chico ..... Red Bluff Shasta .... Chico ..... Red Bluff MR. DRESSER Dowd jumps high for a A scramble for the chance at the basket. rebound. Myers takes his shot. JV”s In ACTION Siler aims for basket. Stamps recovers the ball. Mastclotto shoots. First row: Riddle, Doyle, Mitzel, Day, Bergeson, Kumle. Second row: Mr. Powers, Mathis, Lawson, Vick, Snodgrass, Miner, Mason. A AND B” RAMBLERS First row, left to right: Faunce, Hofius. McGarr. Foreman. Toney, MacDonald, Harrison. Second row: Larson. Manager; Hottinger, Kilduff, Guthrie. Andoe, White, Allen. First row, C s, left to right: Damon. Milligan, Milligan. Jenning. Gomez. Second row: Turner. Manager; Smith, Jensen, Ortega, Reeves. Mr. Dresser. Third row: MacDonald. Pierce, Henton. C AND D” BASKETBALL First row, Ds, left to right: Barton, Belcher, Bird, Graves, Schab. Second row: Burch, Edwards, Gentry, Lord. Seybold, Pratt, Larson. Third row: Allen, Simpson, Bertram, Turk. Tokuno, Belser, Austin. Fourth row: Harding, Brigeman, Ruberg, Galvin. First row, left to right: Galvin. Kemper. Burns, Scott, Schab. Second row: Jenkins, Vick, Mefford, Hughes. Van Lundt, Jovich, Mitzel. Third row: Snodgrass, Huston, Whittier, Stamps, Haase, Altee, Brown. Mr. Johnson. VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY IN ACTION Let's stretch for those, boys. Kemper is ready for the pitch. Four batters at once ? — - First row, left to right: Hoepner, Zimmerman, Tokuno, Lord, Sparrow, Allen, Simpson, Seybold, Messenger. Turk. Siler. Second row: Smith, Schab, Rice, Wiedman, Brandt, R. Mastelotto, Garvis, Damon, Odneal. Hottinger. Andoe, Pank. Bryant, B. Mastelotto. Third row: Powers, Thompson, Massae, Baker, Faunce, Hofius, Housen. Aldrich, Simmons, White. Myers, Odekirk. Riddle. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL COACH POWERS Who taught you to jump like that? JUs” IN ACTION One ought to get it. Hottinger ready and waiting. Odds are three to one. Odneal scoops one up. First row, left to right: Taggart, Bergesen, Christianson, Barksdale, Kumle. Reiners, Wright. Second row: Shay, Smith, Painter, Algers, Edwards, Prater. Mr. Stauss, Coach. A”TRACK First row, left to right: Cates, Heriford, Noycr, Toney, Richards, Huntington. Second row: Hand, King, Thompson, Housen, Hadley Brereton. Third row: Dolezal, Mathes, Schab, Wartenweiler, Siria, Zlatic. B” TRACK First row, left to right: Harvey, Pratt, Terstegge, Bowles, Pratt, Ruberg, Damon. Woodruff. Second row: McGarr, Faith, Martin, Reeves. Harris, Widner, Nelson. Berry, Morford. Third row: Christen-son, Hill, Hill, Gentry. Burstrom, Platt, Cash. Dietz. C” TRACK First row, left to right: Watts, Wartenweiler, Martin, Hageman, Kofler, Hand, Faith, Oberboltzer, Armitage, Mathes, Davis. Second row: Martin, Roblee, Cabetto, Smith, Biffle, Patterson, Gentry, Laurence, Christensen. Scratch just a little lower, please! How do things look, Les? TUMBLING AND BOXING Prater vs. Rogers Huntington vs. Mastelotto First row, left to right: Mr. Johnson, Toney, Prater, McKibbin, Rogers, Hill, Foreman. Second row: Huntington, Mastelotto, Toney, Lacey, Brown, Thompson, Quirin. Third row: Gomez, Garvis, Cates, Metcalf, Nichols, Belcher, Alger, Barksdale. BOXING Brown vs. Hill GRADUATION SPEAKERS DON WRIGHT COY SWANSON WALTER TONEY KLOTA WILLIAMS MARVIN TAGGART PATRICIA RICHARDS V S9 V CHAPTER-143 V C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS RICHARD RANDOLPH COY SWANSON DERWARD ROGERS RITA HICKEY It was all over, and yet it was just beginning. We had a wonderful last year, but it was a year sometimes marked with the sound of a false hilarity—a hilarity mixed with pronounced nostalgia for what we were to leave and vague fear of what we were to meet. The past looked much more promising than the future. But, please don’t call us cowards, because we’re not. We’re ready for the future; we’ve studied for it, and we’ve grown for it. So, here’s to the horizon—and bon voyage! FALL—First row, left to right: Wiedman, Girls’ Exec.; Taggart, Boys’ Exec. Second row: Post, Vice President; Burns, President; Fry, Secretary. SENIOR OFFICERS SPRING—First row, left to right: Wheeler, Vice President; Kemper, Secretary. Second row: Maculsay, Girls' Exec.; Jennings, President; Mefford, Boys' Exec. Ronald Alger Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4. Larry Alkire Darlyas Anglen Glee Club 3; Girls’ League 1; Pep Club 1. O'Neal Baker Tennis 1; FFA 3, 4. Jo Ann Beers Trans. Orland 3. Donna Kay Belcher Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Nugget Staff 4; Latin Club 2. Helen Berry GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3. Clifford Bergesen Block O ; 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Class Officer 3. Robert Bershers Barbara Bowles GAA 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Fr. Club Officer 4; A Cappella 1, 2; Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Miriam Boulton Girls' Glee 1, 4; Band I, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; A Cappella 2. David Bliss Band 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. 4. Patricia Brown Secretary-Treasurer SB 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Majorette 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Nugget Staff 2, 3, 4. Neil Burgan Jack Burns Block O 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; , Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Pres'dent 4; Boxing }. Clarence Christensen Football 1, 2; Boxing 1, 2, 3; Tumbling 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3. Marihelen Coggeshall Girls' League 1; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 4; CNugget Staff 3; Glee Club. Joan Dotson Connelly GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' League 1; Jr. Red Cross 3. Gary Damon Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3. Constance Da Vico GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Vice President SB 4; Exec. Comm. 3. 4; Delegate to Richardson Springs 3. Moira Davis Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Nugget Staff 3; Dramatics 3; Trans. Willows 2. I William Day Baseball 4; Basketball 2; FFA 4; Football 1; Block ''O” Nancy Dean Margaret DeBold Virginia DeCamp Glee Club 2, 3; Band 2. Alma Shirley Demaris Honor Society 3; Honor Roll 4. ’TC‘3 | 33 Warren Dolezal Tony Duncan Basketball 1, 2, J; Baseball 1, 2. rV X Patricia Elder GAA X, 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 4; Majorette 2; Yell Leader 3; Jr. Red Cross 4. Phillip Evich Joan Facteau GAA 1, 3; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2; Pep Club 3. Pauline Falsone Glee Club 2. Harold W. Flatter Track I, 2; Baseball I; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 2. Lela Florkeff Glee Club 1, 2; Girls' League I; Pep Club 1; Nugget Staff 3; Dramatics 3, 4. Bethel Joyce Ford GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 2, 3; Nugget Staff 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 4; Executive Comm. 2. A Dera Ford GAA 1. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; Girls' League 1; Honor Roll 1. Nancy Fry GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 4; Honor Society 2; Ex. Comm. 1, 4. Milton Garbor Dorothy June Gentry Girls' Glee 2, 3; GAA X. Virginia George Girls' Glee 1, 2, 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 4. Richard Gleed Royal Tigers 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1. John Griffith Betty Ruth Groth Honor Society 2, 3; Radio Dramatics 2; Dramatics 4; Girls' League 1; French Club 4. Delores Hanson Russell Hanson Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Ronald Hefner Tumbling 3. K- Pro Georgia Rae Hemstalk Yell Leader 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Girls' League Rep. 1. William Heriford Block O 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2. Irene Hilton Honor Society 1; Girls League 1. Beverly Hitchcock Honor Roll 3; Glee Club. Delores Arlene Jatko Trans. L.A. 3; Girls' League 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 3, 4; Nugget Staff 4. .■C- fj Fred Jennings 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. ip ' Marlene Johnson J Nugget Staff 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red yQjiss 2, 3; French Club 2. 3; Pep Band 2, 3, 4. Ronald Johnston Honor Society 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2; Nugget Staff I, 2; Tiger Mirror I. JoAnn Karr Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3. Libby Pfitzinger Kay Band 1, 2. 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Nugget Staff 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. Rayma Kelly Trans. Nevada 2; GAA 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 1. Jack Kemper Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Block O” 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Executive Comm. 3, 4. Louis Kent Michael Kocotis Red Cross I, 2. 3; Boys' Glee 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; Dramatics 4. Warren Alois Kofler Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, Tumbling 3, 4; Block O” 2, 3, 4; Tiger Rag Editor 3. Vernon LaRose Track Manager 1, 2; Block O 3. 4. William Littau Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Block O'' 3. 4. Lillian Locke GAA I. 3; Jr. Red Cross I, 2; Pep Club 3- John Mastelotto Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track t„ 2, 3. 4; Block O 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1. Leslie Mathes Track 3, 4; Boxing 3. 4; Tumbling 3. 4; Block O 3, 4. Arthur Mathis Football 3. 4; Basketball 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Block O 4; Pep Club 4. Marvin McDonald Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Class President 2; Exec. Comm. 2. Wayne Mefford Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Block O 4; Basketball 2. Blanche Lea Owen Girls' Glee 1. 2, 3. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Nugget Staff 2, 3; Girls' League 1; A Cappella Choir 1, 2. Gerald Oxley Track 1; Boxing 4. Joan Yvonne Oxley GAA 3. 4; Pep Club Officer 4; Tiger Rag 3; French Club 1, 2, 3: GAA Officer 4. Arthur Parsons Track 1; Glee Club 2, 4; Dramatics 3- Constance Patterson Dramatics 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3. Helen Perkins Red Cross 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2; French Club 4; Nugget Staff 2, 3. 4. James Peterson Block O 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. Donald Pierce French Club 2, 3- Laura Pine Mary Pinkerton GAA 3, 4; Girls’ Glee 4. Tom Poor Sharon Post GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club I, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Football Queen 4. William Prater i Gary Quirin Boys' Glee 2. Bruce Rambo Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Tumbling 3, 4. Genevieve Ramirez GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1, 3; Girls' League 1; Dramatics 3. Richard Randolph Trans. Gridley 3; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Tennis 2, 3; Class President 1. J4 Wilma Reil GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3; Jr. Red Cross 3. 4; Class Officer 1, 3. Patricia Richards SB President 4; Class Officer I, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Girls' State 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Deward Rogers Honor Society 1, 2. 3. 4; Life Member CSF. Wayne Rogers Boxing 2, 3. 4; Football 2. 3. Gloria Marie Rosas GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. Richard Rystrom Band 1, 2, 3; Royal Tigers 2, 3, 4; Hungry Five 2, 3; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2. JoAnn Sawyer Honor Society 1, 3, 4. Donna Schab Pep Club 4. William Schab Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; SB Officer 4. Marlyne Smith Trans. Diablo 3; French Club 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 1, 2; Pep Club 1. Roger Smith Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. Dona May Soper Trans. Oregon 3; GAA 3, 4; Nugget Staff 4. Kay Stooksberry Glee Club 4; Honor Roll 2; Pep CUb 4; Girls' League 1; Nugget Staff 1. Howard Stover Royal Tigers 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Tennis 2, 3; Red Cross 4. CORINNE STRATINSKY Trans. San Francisco; Honor Society 1, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1. Coy Swanson Honor Society 1, 2, 3. 4; Jr. Red Cross 2, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Nugget Staff 2, 4; Tiger Mirror 1. 4; 3, 3, Myrna Swift Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Royal Tigers 2, 3. 4; Band Manager 4; French Club 3, 4. Marvin Taggart Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; FFA 1, 2, 4. Walter Toney Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O Ifc 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1, 2, 3. Alberta Turk Girls' Glee 1, 3, 4. Donna Turk GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 4. Roberta Van Sandt GAA 1; Honor Society 1, 2; Pep Club 3 Patricia Wagner GAA 1, 2, 3, 4. Joan Waltz Band 1; GAA 1'. Sylvia Wartenweiler Joseph Wheeler Football 3, 4; Block O 4. Jacqueline Wiedman GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; GAA Officer 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. Shirley Wilkerson Jr. Red Cross 4. Klota Onita Williams GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2; SB Historian 4; Nugget Staff 2, 3, 4; Exec. Comm. 2, 3, 4. Cleo Faye Wright Girls' Glee 4. Don Lee Wright Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Block O President 3, 4; Boys' State 3- Joanne Wycoff GAA 1, 2. Marcelene Yocum WILLS I Ronnie Alger, will to John Trosin, better known as Charles, Ape ???? Atlas , my can of Cordovan shoe polish, so he can have his beard (?) dyed for next year s annual WHISKERINO Contest. I, Larry Alkire, wishing to will a will that no one else will will, will to my sister, Lavonne, my gold braces and liquid brown eyes. I, Louella Anderson, being of sound mind (?) and stable body, hereby will my brains to some fortunate Freshman. May he be careful with them as I have few left. I, Ruth Andoe, being of some body and questionable mind, will to mi hermano” Gordon, the ability to get A's from Senor Rodriguez. May he have as much fun with Mr. Rodriguez as I have had. I, Darlyas Anglen, being of sound (?) mind and (?) body, do hereby will and bequeath to anyone who wants it my nickname of Grannie. I, Theodis Arnold, will my shoes to O. U. H. S. in case of an emergency. I, Lloyd Baker, of beaten and battered body, leave Fred Siler my car after the Senior Ball. May he sell all the beer cans for junk and make a fortune, he can. I, JoAnn Beers, leave to Ardith Wright, my chair in Homemaking and also the good grades I hope to get. I, Donna Belcher, being of sound mind and body, do bequeath to any poor soul, my ability to blush at the slightest thing. I, Clifford Bergesen, will to George Snodgrass, my surplus stack of razor blades. I, Helen Berry, will my ability to skip school without being caught to Frances Berry. I, Bob Bershers, being of questionable mind and weak body, will my ability to get away with cutting school to my sister, Dortha. I, David Bliss, do will and bequeath my curly locks to some bald Freshman. I, Miriam Boulton, being of some mind but mostly body, do hereby will and bequeath my gold-lacquered baritone to Charlie Jensen. May he not blow as many of his brains out as I did. 1, Barbara Bowles, being of dilapidated mind and hockey-bruised body, will to my brother Gil, my membership in GAA. May he have as much fun as I did. I, Pat Brown, being of sound-proof and doubtful mind, do hereby will my ability to blush when someone speaks of past student-body presidents to anyone who might understand. I, Neil Burgan, being of unsound mind and horrible health, do hereby will all my Saturday nights to some unsuspecting Freshman. I, Joe Burns, with numb mind and unsound body, do hereby will all my luck with the girls to any Fresh- man who wants to be left out in the cold for his four years at O. U. H. S. I, Mark Burns, will my great ability to be stupid to Pat Sturm, Darlene Roland, JoAnn Coleman, and Judy Westman. I, Janice Buttler, will my seat on the Honcut bus to anyone who is small enough to get on. I, Lowell Butler, now write my last will and testament, willing my side burns to some poor palefaced Freshman. I, Lloyd.Caborn, will my school troubles to anyone that's dumb enough to accept them. I, Ruby Childs, being of pointed head and triangular body, hereby will and bequeath to Gwendolyn Bell, my gym shoes (hope they don’t get too small). I, Clarence Christensen, will to my brother my good looks and all my girl friends but one. I, Marihelen Coggeshall, being as I am, do hereby will and bequeath all of the conceited Junior boys at O. U. H. S. to Beverly Meyer, in great hopes that they will be easier to handle when they are Seniors. I, Gary Damon, being of small mind and smaller body, will to my little brother, Rodney Gay, Arnul-fo's stick. I, Connie DaVico, being of square head and triangular body, do bequeath my front seat in Mr. Fickenscher's class, which I have had for three years, to some fortunate person who is lucky enough to get him (sigh). I, Moira JoAnne Davis, sure as heck will! I, Nancy Dean, will my shyness to my sisters. I, Margaret DeBold, being of all body and no mind will my shorthand ability (?) to Gloria Arvilla. I, Virginia DeCamp, hereby will my good time in high school to my sister, Pat. I, Alma Demaris, being of feeble body and lost mind, do hereby will all my happiness (?) and ability to get the same English year after year to anyone who may need it. I, Warren Dolezol, will the books I take home every night to any future Senior who has enough ambition to use them. I, Joan Connelly Dotson, in sound mind and skinny body, do hereby will my parking space in the HS parking lot to my brother Jack for his horse. I, Tony Duncan, will my ability to get along with Mr. Cosart to some poor Freshman boy who will probably need it. I, Pat Elder, being of scattered brain, will to Mary Powers my baton in hopes that she will not drop it in the Parades as much as I did; and to Janet Simmons my lungs for yell-leading in hopes that she will be able to yell louder and have sore throats less frequently than I have had. WILLS Me, myself, and I, Phil Evich, being of large body and small mind, will one everloving Plymouth to the one and only Denzil Edwards; may he love and cherish it always. I, Joan Facteau, will all my brains to a very unfortunate Freshman, to will to someone else. I, Pauline Falsone, do hereby will my ability to get good grades in Spanish to Donna Cole. I, Gerry Fernandez, being of sound mind and fat body, will to Connie Gothard my ability to skip PE without Miss Hurlburt catching me and my seat on the Forbestown bus to Georgina Johnson. I hope she won't occupy as much room as I did. I, Harold Flatter, will to Lester LaRose, the ability I never had to skip school and go duck and pheasant hunting. I, Lela Florkeff, being of scattered mind and questionable body, will to Sandra Burks my ambition to learn someday why men prefer sports better than girls do, and hope she keeps J. B. I, Joyce Ford, being of little mind, will my ability to get along with and understand teachers known as crack-pots” to anyone who doesn't. I, Dera Ford, being of short stature, and no mind, will my overgrown bump of curiosity to any poor Freshman who wants it. I, Nancy Fry, being of small mind and quite a lot of body, will to my little sister, Carolyn, my ability to get into more and worse scrapes than anyone else. I, Dorothy Gentry, will to my brother all my school books in hopes that he will make good use of them. I, Virginia George, being of what! mind? and unstable body, will my ability to make eyes at Mr. Becker to my sister, Carol. I, Richard Gleed, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath my admiration for the fairer sex to a Frosh, Glen Sparrow, who really needs it. I, John Griffith, being of no mind and large body, do hereby will to Michael Richards, my ability to sleep during all morning classes. I, Betty Groth, being of pulverized mind (after 4 years at O. U. H. S.) and distorted body, do hereby will to one of the riders on bus 3 that have been sitting on the floor the two inches of seat I have been lucky enough to get. I, Bill Hadley, will my extreme case of Senioritis to some deserving Junior who has earned it. I, Delores Hanson, bequeath all the cats I collect to Jackie Wooat and Dick Mosely. I, Russ Hanson, being of sound mind and skinny body, do hereby will the O. U. H. S. to the Freshmen. I, Dorothy Harris, will my superior intelligence (?) and good grades to my sister, Lucille. I, Ronald Hefner, will my seat on the bus to anyone who gets it. I, Georgia Hemstalk, will to Darla Costerisan, my ability always to have my hockey stick above my head and always to get hurt first. I, Billy Hereford, will my ability to get through four years of high to some incoming Freshman. I, Sandra Hershey (commonly known as Nestles), do hereby will my gym locker to Donna Hall. I, Rita Hickey, leave to my sister, Evelyn, my ability to eat all and gain none. I, Joanne Hill, will to Veda Nelson, my ability to hand in homework late, and to Dick, my brother, my skill in being late to my afternoon classes. I, Irene Hilton, do hereby will my ability to write and understand Shorthand II to any poor kid who is unlucky enough to have to take it. I, Bev Hitchcock, will to Sue Dugger my ability to get hit by hockey sticks playing hockey. I, Don Hurst, will my ability of staying in the pool hall every night till 12 to Bill Day. I, Delores Jatko, will to all students, the ability to have fun in high school. I, Fred Jennings, will to my brother. Bob, all my good times in Mr. Rodriquez’s Spanish class. I, Marlene Johnson, will my job at the Whitmill Drive-in to some Freshman girl with a temper. I, Ron Johnston, will to my brother, Don, my ability to keep in conversation with J. K. G. I, JoAnn Karr, will my seat on the Thermelito Bus to my brother, Billy. I, Rayma Kelley, will my ability to go to the Oregon City Dances to any Freshman who likes Hillbilly music and hope he will enjoy them as much as I have. I, Jack Kemper, will my fame in volleyball to any noontime hero that wants to break an ankle. I, Louis Kent, will to Barbara Cooksey my phoney excuses for being absent. I, Michael Kocotis, will my P. E. locker to anyone who wants it. I, Warren Kofler, will my ability of falling on my head during tumbling practice to Ted Sheppard. I, Vernon LaRose, will to Louie Kent my first million dollars. I, Marv Ellen Lee, will all the fun I've had at O. U. H. S. to my brother, George. I, Louise Lightle, will my skipping school and absent slips to Ethel Lightle. I, Mildred Linton, will to my sister, Donna, the ability to keep away from Ronnie Hill long enough to talk to me, if I can stay away from Don Keroher long enough to do so. WILLS I, Bill Littav, will my massive build to Lester LaRose; he needs it. I, Lillian Locke, will my school ambition to anyone who’s dumb enough to take it. I, Barbara Maculsay, will to my sister, Arlene, and all my friends my ability to get into the biggest jams and then not know how to get out. I, Jim Madsen, will my broken watch to be used as an excuse for all kids that are late for classes. I, Evelyn Martin, will to Barbara Jovich and Tiny, Mr. Hughes; may they enjoy his kicks. I, Tom Masteller, will one of Mr. Rossa's 2-amp fuses to some physics student that needs it. I, Leslie Mathes, will my history work to someone who gets Mr. Lattin for U. S. History. I, Arthur Mathis, will my 20-20 vision to Jimmy Mas-telotto; he sure as heck can use it. I, Marvin McDonald, will my hot '33 Ford to some A student in auto-shop. I, Wayne Mefford, will some of the fun left in O. U. H. S. to some Freshman who thinks he can't have fun at High School. I, Lotta Miles, will the fun I had in school to my brother. Last Miles. I, Rosie Miller, will to Jimmie Palmer, all my girl friends, until he finds one of his own. We, the Sophisticated Morons of O. U. H. S. Helen Perkins, Wilma Reil, Nancy Fry, Trish Richards, Mary Pinkerton, Barbara Bowles, Tony Warten-weiler, Pat Brown, and Moira Davis, bequeath our name, organization, and unusual traits to the soon-to-be Sophomores. I, Kenneth Newberry, will my stupidity to Kurt Kraemer. I, James C. Nisbet, will my collection of corny excuses gathered over the past to the Freshmen so that they can amuse the attendance officer in the coming years. I, Lee Nugent, will my bright red hair to Marlene Hinds, knowing that she will make use of it. I, Blanche Owen, will to my little brother, Arthur, the power to evade all the designing girls at O. U. H. S. Good luck. Art! I, Gerald Oxley, will myself to any girl who is dumb enough to want me. I, Joan Oxley, will to my twin brothers, Ron and Don, my honorary position as varsity tackle. I, Vivian Oxley, will my loud, awful, terrible, outrageous, most terrifying laugh to Ken Staley. I, Art Parsons, will my curly hair to any Freshman who needs it. I, Connie Patterson, will to Luana Lundquist, the nickname of Sweetheart from Little Joe.” I, Jim Peterson, will to my brother, Paul, all the fun that I've had at O. U. H. S. I, Libby Pfitzinger, will my little Chevie, which has always started on cold days and had only two flats in two years, to any girl or boy who has the money to pay me for it. I, Don Pierce, will my seat in Little Caesar’s” Class to any lucky person who wants it. I, Laura Pine, will to Marilyn Pank and Doris Hedden, my extra pounds. I, Mary Pinkerton, will my love to gossip and still not hurt anyone to all incoming Freshmen. I, Tommy Poor, will my Feather Falls bus run to Peggy Patterson. I, Sharon Post, will to any Junior boy my splintery chair in English; may he always wear his iron-clad pants. I, Ed Pyle, will to J. R. my skill in pinocle during the school lunch hour. I, Jennie Ramirez, will to Sandy B., my ability to stay away from certain boys. I, Richard Randolph, leave my ability as a football player to Walker Vick. I, Wilma Reil, will to my brother, Wilbur, the privilege of having plenty of homework every night. I, Derward Rogers, w4U- my straight A's in cvety-class ■to-any-JiUk-Sreshman whu tieeds-thwa. I, Gloria Rosas, will to Walk Vick, my yellow T-shirt, knowing he will make good use of it. We, the Rowdies of O. U. H. S. (Jackie W., Rae H., Marlyne S., Gloria K., Joan O., Connie D., Laura P.), will and bequeath to a deserving group of Frosh girls our ability to be loyal to one another against all interlopers at all times. We also will to them our illustrious feminine name, Rowdies.” I, JoAnn Sawyer, will to Edra” Louise Jones, the use of the back desk in Room 5. I, Billy Schab, will my A's in P. E., the only A's I ever got, to my brother. Tommy. I, Donna Schab, will my desk in Homemaking to Barbara Ostrander. I, Gimmie Scott, will my absent slips to John Bass, who has a strong arm and heavy eraser. I, Dona Soper, will my ability to steal the heart of any cow or cowboy to any Frosh who wants it. I, Marlyne Smith, will my used gum, parked under the cafeteria tables, to anyone who is too cheap to buy his own. I, Roger Smith, will my ability in Agriculture and Farm Shop to Robert Green. I, Kay Stooksberry, will my perfected ability to get into trouble in Chemistry to some unsuspecting homo sapien, who desires such an education. WILLS I, Howard Stover, .will my super cosmic pen and pencil set to Richard Fisher. I, Betty Strachan, will my worn out pencil to Dick Mosley, and may he finish it. I, Corinne Stratinsky, will my bruises and banged-up knees that I have received trying to learn how to roller skate to Kathy Delamar and Claire Bennem. I, Coy Swanson, will my supply of dope to any overworked, neurotic student who may find it useful or necessary. I, Myrna Swift, will to Mr. Becker, all of my broken reeds so he may continue to have squeaky clarinets after I'm gone. I, Marv Taggart, will my ability to talk as fast as Cliff Bergesen to anyone who wants it. I, Alvert Tokuno, will my shriveled and shrunken body to Hamilton and Riley after Uncle Sam gets through with me. I, Alberta Turk, will all the nice teachers to my sister, Katherine Turk. I, Donna Turk, will my ears that can by this time stand that loud, awful, terrible, outrageous, most terrifying war hoop of a laugh of my best friend, Vivian Oxley, to someone who likes peace and quiet. I, Roberta Van Sandt, will my ability to send a bull into the barn to be milked to anyone who thinks he needs it. I, Pat Wagner, will Mr. Grosse to all the incoming Freshmen, wishing them good luck with him. I, Joan Waltz, will my empty head to Butch.” I, Tony Wartenweiler, will that power which I am fortunate enough not to have. I, Gene Welch, will my ability to think up legit excuses to Betty Oriek. I, Jackie Wiedman, will to my little brother, Fred, my ability to run two blocks to catch the transit bus with breakfast in hand. I, Shirley Wilkerson, bequeath my straight hair to Bill Kumle in hopes that he will have more luck with it than I have. I, Klota Williams, will will no will, as I have no will to will my will; but will let the others will their wills as their wills will will. I, Marie Wilson, will anything that I have to my brother and sister. I, Cleo Wright, will my ability to blush to Ronnie Ax. I, Don Wright, will to all my girls the quotation no woman gives us the radiant dream that the word 'woman' implies”; but you've all come pretty close. 1, Marcelene Yocum, will my Oakie name to Delores Astobiza, while I am busy changing mine. NAME NICKNAME DISLIKE AMBITION Ronnie Alger Ron I hates sexy wimmen! To have a date with Marilyn Monroe Larry Alkire Lorenzo To be called Little I” To be 6 feet and weigh 175 lbs. Louella Anderson Lou Short Noon Hours To have a job with long noon hours Ruth Andoe Gad-about To stay home To travel and see things Darlyas Anglen Grannie Boys w'ho drink constantly To join the Foreign Legion Theoidis Arnold Pedro Talkative women To be Treasurer of the U. S. A. Loyd Baker Slick People who hit drunks To own a 1,000-gallon still Jo Ann Beers Beersie Giggling girls To be a druggist Donna Belcher Loud people To work in a foreign country Clifford Bergesen Bergie The draft To be young and healthy at 95 Helen Berry No study halls To finish school Bob Bershers Bobby Noisy cars To become a safe driver David Bliss Curly Abstract physics problems To start a debate among the faculty Miriam Boulton Everything in general To travel with Sandy Barbara Bowles Barb Ham and sweet potatoes To dye ham and sweet potatoes Chartreuse and green Pat Brown Brownie College women To marry a University man (USC) Neil Burgan Spud The morning after— To be with the boys at Roy's Joe Burns Slug A wine waster To give girls wrestling lessons Mark Burns Wild Red People who move away To be 6 feet under Janice Butler Sneezes No one Stayman Lowell Butler Tom Butler Game wardens To catch a big fish and keep it Lloyd Caborn Carbon Teachers To see Marilyn Monroe Ruby Childs Heatwave Men-stealers To marry a sailor; raise admirals Clarence Christensen Chris People who dislike me To eat, read, and sleep until 12 Marihelen Coggeshall Skip, Jr. Jr. boys with Senioritas To say I dislike Jr. boys Gary Damon Big D Dentists To be a judge or a lawyer Connie Da Vico Dagmar Dagmar (competition) To go on TV as a blonde Moira Davis Mo Everybody but Mo Yeah! ! ! Nancy Dean Zasu Pitts Gossipy girls To go to L. A. Margaret DcBold Peggy Socks with suede shoes To be a good stenographer Virginia DeCamp Ginnie Snobs To graduate before I'm 20 Alma Demaris Elmer People who take advantages To graduate (if I ever do) Warren Dolezol Buzz Books To be a physicist Joan Dotson Emy Lou Unfaithful husbands To raise a family Tony Duncan Shiek School (some classes) To work little for much pay Patricia Elder Pat Noisy people at shows To go deer hunting and get a buck Phil Evich Flip A car that won’t do 60 To get a ticket for speeding Joan Facteau Jo All classes but P. E. To get out of school Pauline Falsone Fatsone Silly, giggling boys To go to business school in L. A. Geraldine Fernandez Gerry U. S. History To join WAF’s and find a cute airman Harold Flatter Flash School and teachers To live well without working Lela Florkeff Teter Advice givers To learn the ways of men Joyce Ford Joycie Flying hockey sticks To be a P. E. teacher like Miss Hurlburt Dera Ford Dottie Nicknames for me To be a homemaking teacher Nancy Fry Nan TEA!!! To hand homework in on time Dorothy Gentry Squirt Know-it-alls To work Virginia George Gee Gee Squeaky doors To live in Sacramento Richard Gleed Mass Teachers with whips To be a janitor in a girls' dorm John Griffith Griff Cowboy movies To be a beachcomber Betty Groth Toots Big-wheel athletes To be a putty-packer William Hadley Bill Chem teacher's jokes To be a chemist Delores Hanson Babe Too many cats To travel Russell Hanson Russ Texans To be discharged from the Navy Dorothy Harris Dodo Conceited boys To go through college Ronald Hefner Ron P. E. To be a commercial artist Georgia Hemstalk Rae Girls who like Model T’s To raise my own football team Bill Hertford Herf Porchlights To be a retired gentleman Sandra Hershey Sandy Loud boys To travel with Miriam Rita Hickey Reet People who forget To reach 200 lbs. Joanne Hill Jo Nothing To have four years at Chico State NAME NICKNAME DISLIKE AMBITION Irene Hilton Homework To get rich Beverly Hitchcock Shorty Tall, long-legged boys To live in the woods Don Hurst Vulture 1935 Fords To own a motorcycle Delores Jatko Dee Dee Poor sports To go to college Fred Jennings Fcrdy Big feet To stay awake in Spanish Marlene Johnson Mar Wise at the Drive-in To travel Ronnie Johnston John Obstinate people To die happy Jo Ann Karr Jo Closed doors To be a warden at San Quentin Rayma Kelley Puggens Sexy looking Blondes Get married and live in Thermalito Jack Kemper JK OUHS gym locker rooms To be successful in business Louis Kent Big Louie School Shoot a game warden Michael Kocotis Cunkey P. E. To be a teacher Mary Ellen Lee Red Birds Never to leave a Tern unstoned Louise Lightle Louige Gossips and teachers Live a really happy life like Gimmie Warren Kofler Girls with large hips To be a teacher like Mr. Hughes Vernon LaRose Beerbelly School To be a bartender Mildred Linton Millie Boys wearing levis too high To marry Don K. and have a football team plus two subs William Littau Utah Teachers and school To be a hobo Rebecca Locke Rover Cows To be a marine and like it Barbara Maculsay Barb Cute boys with bad reps To be a success Jim Madsen Jim Girls that smoke To get acquainted with all Seniors before leaving OUHS Evelyn Martin Mickey Etiquette To be a lady (ha ha!) Thomas Masteller Tom First period To be the owner of a large firm Leslie Mathes Eazy money Relish on my burgers To own a service station Arthur Mathis Bone Short girls To become a hop farmer and have a partnership with Pale Beer Marvin McDonald Mac Frosh's bigger than I Outlive my teachers Wayne Mefford Puddles Not making my letter in baseball last year To go to Alaska for three months' vacation Lotta Miles Mushhead Show off's To be an office girl Rosie Miller Moose Getting up early To get a job that I can sleep on Sophisticated Morons Genius' To live dangerously, die young, and have a goodlooking corpse Kenneth Newberry LeBaron Work To have a good time James Nisbet J. c. Fakers To retire and travel Lee Nugent To be called Red To go to Canada and find a mine Blanche Owen Peggy Nothing in particular To travel with Sandra or Miriam Gerald Oxley Jerry School None Joan Oxley Ox Work To inherit a million dollars Vivian Oxley Polly People who say that I've peroxided my hair To buy a bottle of peroxide Arthur Parsons Art Mr. Nesbit’s frown To be a good husband and father Connie Patterson Sweetheart Bright lights To own a drive-in without lights Jim Peterson Pete Parents bedrooms next to porch To join the Air Force and make my fortune while I'm young Libby Pfitzinger Lib Kids who don't care how the band looks To be happy always (with R.) Donald Pierce Pierre Percy! ! ! To be a great architect Laura Pine Frenchie May Juniors who act like seniors To be a doctor in a psychopathic ward so I'll always be with my friends Mary Pinkerton Pinkie Smart Aleck's To raise a little sailor and a wave Tommy Poor Pete Gatwood Girls that get my goat To make $3500 this year Sharon Post Shar Young brothers To finish college in 7 years Ed Pyle Geronimo Noisy Studebakers To earn $1.67 an hour at Currier's Genevieve Ramirez Jennie Boys flirting while going steady To see Lcla and Tom get married so I can baptize their first kid Richard Randolph Logarithms To stay a civilian Wilma Reil Willie Gossipers To be a homemaking teacher Derward Rogers Duke Girls To be another Valentino NAME Gloria Rosas JoAnn Sawyer Bill Schab Donna Schab Gimmie Scott Dona Soper Marlyne Smith Roger Smith Kay Stooksherry Howard Stover Betty Strachan Corinne Stratinsky Coy Swanson Myrna Swift Marven Taggart Albert Tokuno Alberta Turk Donna Turk Roberta Van Sandt Patricia Wagner Joan Waltz Sylvia Wartenweiler Gene Welch Jackie Wiedman Shirley Wilkerson Klota Williams Paul Williams Marie Wilson Cleo Wright Don Wright Marcelene Youcum NICKNAME DISLIKE AMBITION Rosie Onions To move to Sacramento Jody To be kept waiting To be a antidisestablishmentarianist Willy Porch lights To be a batboy for the N. Y. Yankees Pee Wee Housework Housewife Gim Gossips and Liver To outgossip Louise Lightlc Soapie Cows To be an outlaw! ! ! Marl Juke Box” announcers To have a redheaded basketball team Roger the Dodger Gossipers To be a servant for the Lord Baby Kay Silly homework See the world on a teacher’s pay Howy People stepping on my feet To be a P. E. Teacher Bet English To graduate Corky Conceited girls To GET MARRIED!! Cargo Weak drinks To be a disk jockey Myrnie To be hurried To catch up on sleep Barrel Tall girls To be a pro basketball player Onions and Garlic To be a multi-billionaire Irk Loud mouths To be a telephone operator Effie Jane Gaining weight To acquire a worthwhile husband Bobbie Bright lights at the Mesa Be a good cook Pat Parliamentary procedure First lady President of U. S. Jo Conceited people To have long finger nails Tony Civilization and illiteracy Are you kidding? Gene Habitual Goof-offs To marry Lorna Garfield Weed Inconsiderate coaches To take dictation on my boss’s lap Shirl Conceited Junior boys To date with a certain Jr. boy Bird-brain Bad sports To be famous without doing anything to be famous for Silly girls To go to college so I can be a posthole digger Sister Griping in loud tones To work Cledie Being bossed Being a cook Mr. D. W. Doctors Pro ping-pong player Marshy Girls' baseball A certain guy in Oakland ♦« ' 1 FJ M f SENIORS Best Wishes and good luck in the future. J [C]CMe HUGH’S Orov llc, Calif. x.� s • — 5 . ■ • 4-atf -• 55 -gr v JM’j 2 2 ,i c.'. J; - i_ ■ - .- 'T S SBSfticS B • SS5S M% K2£4 -• c - -1 — £1£v .- — ,'■-• - ’• ' . • .- • ? V . ‘;x.. 1 — -’ •- - - --• , , , - ■____________________________________ - - .......................................