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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

'T lufyCfsCt i 1954 ) t TfCenunitMi ouC4 t6e ju t asie c t t6e 6cuut o£ (fact, cutd t£e t unectt %£ ctecUA, dAcdt tot touc t6e K. — Ti i cCottt -LLL , P z Ke TRccAcvut 0Ka uf z6 Suacut Ti fate (facutcf 935- 954 ?93X-?953 eu i 04 ?954 4 ?9SX Dediaztioti To Bill Talbitzer, an understanding and charitable chronicler of the footsteps of youth, a friend who has given us the inspiration of zeal for fair play, a community leader who has encouraged us with recognition of our good intentions, we, the Senior Class, dedicate the 1954 Nugget. Seniors: The country you live in is unique in the history of the world because of its great material advances. Many minds have tried to analyze the reason since other countries have had most of the native resources that we have. When everything has been added up, we have one thing none of the rest have had—that one thing is our freedom to think and to do without interference from any outside source. There are no shackles on our minds. This is a tremendous heritage—think upon it, preserve it. Many pressures will be put upon you to forsake it. It is the keystone to our way of life and it has brought the greatest happiness ever known to mankind. This school hopes that it has done its part in passing this knowledge to you and an appreciation of what it means. If not we have wasted four years of opportunity. Good luck—may all good things be your lot in life. JAMES C. NISBET Principal Wilda Wangelin Morrow Steadman John Pank 2WW 07'uc4tee4 Robert Bethel Charles Benninger tA s-'S£ ’to9’ GUW Co°nS sV� A Admittedfoatiati MR. FICKENSCHER Vice - Principal, Solid Geometry, Adv. Algebra MRS. GRAY Secretary MR. RHINE Attendance Officer MRS. HOLBROOK Clerk faculty MR. BECKER Music MRS. DOYLE English 2, Library MRS. CASAGRANDE Homemaking 4, Clothing MR. DRESSER General Science, PE MR. ECKERN Commercial MR. FELIPE U. S. History, PE MR. FYLLING Social Science, World History, Citizenship MR. GROSSE MRS. HENDERSON Science, U. S. His- English ), 2, 3 Latin 1, 2 MR. HOCKING Citizenship, Math MISS HOLLAND Typing I, General Business MR. HUGHES French 1, 2, 3, Algebra MISS LOPEZ Spelling 1, 2 MR. LUCAS Citizenship, World History mrs. McBride English 3, 4 rfttd Stilt THare AAR. NELSON AARS. NISBET AAR. PASCHALL Agriculture, Shop Algebra Chemistry, Physical Science AARS. PITTAAAN AAR. POWERS AAR. PROUTY PE Citizenship, World History English 1, 2 World History AAR. HUGINS Geometry, Physics AAISS REARDON English 1, 2 MRS. RICE Homemaking, Home Nursing faculty MR. RODRIQUEZ MR. ROSSAS MR. STAUSS Spanish 1,2,3 Physics, Geometry, Algebra, Crafts Physical Analysis MR. SYPOLT MRS. UPTON Agriculture English 2, 3, Drama MR. WATSON Biology MR. WRAITH Biology General Science MR. BEAUMONT Mechanical Drawing 7eacJle't MRS. PERASCO Nurse MR. CAMPBELL English One World History Citizenship MISS BEIK Commercial Top, left to right: Mr. A. George, Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. Burnes, Mrs. A. George Mrs. Palmer, Miss Fernandez, Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Acord. Bottom: Mr. Milligan, Mr. Sundahl, Mr. Miller, Mr. D. George, Mr. Elam, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Salisbury. cuiKcCuf ,acUe Mrs. Rambo and Mrs. Eliff (?cc t ycUa i Adah Lattin. Edna Smith, Eva Walburn, Mattie Taber. Top, left to right: Mr. Robul, Mr. Jameson, Mr. Griffen, Mr. Wilcox. Bottom: Mr. Scott, Mr. Parker, Mr. Walburn, Mr. Florakoff, Mr. Still. J @CtZ44KHMt 4ctcactced Seated: Bill Kumle, Custodian; Barbara Good, Vice President; Jim Mastelotto, President; Linda Moellendorf, Historian. First row: Janice Allman, G.A.A.; Joyce Mayfield, Song Leader; Jann Fraser, Junior girls; Sharon Fritz, Freshman girls. Second row: Joan Maculsay, Freshman G.A.A.; Micki Weaver, Spanish Club; Phyllis Smith, Sophomore girls. Standing: Kenneth Wheeler, Sophomore boys Rep.; Jimmy Snyder, Junior boys; Del-mas Whitter, Senior boys. paU (Committee Seated: Kathi Bishop, Vice President; Walker Vick, President; Margaret Flatter, Secretary; Bev Meyer, Historian. First row: Shirley Smith, G.A.A.; Janice Allman, Junior girls' Rep.; Joyce Mayfield, Song Leader; Barbara Barkley, Sophomore Rep. G.A.A.; Marian O'Connell, Freshman girls Rep. Second row: Pat Sanford, C.S.F.; Barbara Good, Nugget; Jann Fraser, Band Rep.; Veda Nelson, Sophomore girls Rep.; Joanne Wales, Freshman Rep. G.A.A. Standing: Jim Doyle, Custodian; Howie Davis, Block O Rep.; Jim Mastel-otto, Block O Rep.; Delmas Whittier, Senior boys Rep.; Michael Good, French Club. JANN FRASER TOM SIRIA GLENDA PATTERSON VcL 6itcf tyuttun 'l anAity MARY LONG DOT BROWN SHARON DENNY Si Saxophones: John Loyless, Mr. Sypolt, Arlin Massay; Trumpets: Richard Turner, Joe Beru-men; Drums: Tadge Washburn; Bass: Mr. Becker; Piano: Claire Wigg. Dtutce 'gtutd tutd First row: Barbara Burlingame, Donna Hall (accompanist), Ida Butterfield. Second row: Janice McQuarrie, Donna Wallis, Evelyn Roemelt. Absent: Deena Butler, Tadge Washburn, Barbara Ostrander, Frances LaForce. ffountH ov iff p gitf T Witrniasjr, W. ffltarsy IL. Fcs«s, ?. HterxiiT. GQ Ea httl tird: now. rrdh ( . ?. AatHs, ‘' e� sciT, ii Bfenttmam 3. fce-ncntnsr A I-BrrarcaT, E. fffcmvy ll Bi Warnur, TT, Wad-' Gk T ir-n� ' itsnrml new (C vrrerrssrr. 11 Wffllis, E Z B. J Sb� «v LL 2®rr. B Rtitenog 2� tint. rst cw M. Slttfpmjrcj.. ff vdtTuir, jl. RfeaQpm. U. Aikra,. X BurraBT, C.. Mfc'qg. itemiirnj GDraOTr Wr hil- Up 30CH2tf' (?aKcezt _ SALLY HOLLAND T wirier NANCY BIONDO Fearless JOHN LOYLESS Head Drum AAajor First row, left to right: Kinser, Loomis, Kast, McCurry, Stevenson, Ostrander, Mayfield, Dallas, Gannet, Ball, Hall, Leighton, Powers. Second row: Shawgo, Hoad, Swezey, Hudson, Jovich, Medina, Perkins, Kast, Sheldon, Stone, Lerner, Pattison, Burlingame. Third row: LaForce, Hedden, Weisker, Banta, Lundquist, Wright, Reidman, Chambers, Harvey. Fourth row: Butler, Medford, Childs, Higgins, Blankenship, Wigg, Aldrich, Newell, Kofler. Fifth row: Guthrie, Brown, Caron, McQuarrie, Roemelt, McGarr, Balmer. Sixth row: J. Mastelotto, Dugger, Wilcox, Gravier, Hill, Scott, Barnett, B. Mastelotto, Lawson, Mrs. Becker. cutcC First row, left to right: Miller, Osby, Johnson, V. Jones, Wallis, Hauser, Miller, Metcalf, White, Fry, Kyker, Lumsden. Second row: Mrs. Bonnington, E. Reynolds, B. Reynolds, Jackson, Harley, S. Bennett, Mill, Nugent, Riedeman, Lacey, L. Bennett. Third row: Richardson, Dryden, Cook, Maculsay, Kendall, Kaelin, Hammett, Hipes, G. Jones, Phillips, Kelly. Fourth row: Hess, Gothard, Perry, Seater, King, Shields, Wilcher, Stevens, Leavitt, Turk, Berry, Burns, Jackson, Tisseyre. I I 1 t 41 U i t I I % f. v V, I i H tfcl JL • 4 1 ,4 I I I 44 i « 4 1 I I 4 1 I v + ( 4 iir IL‘ i. • '••• ' ’ ii 1 Patterson. Demans, VenderPloeg. Second row: WoeHendorf, Batson. F£ Gu,hrie. Stevenson. Seated, left '° ri9M WeisWer, Y’BM'a' Dowd, Astobiza. tepberd. «— ReeVeV “ BEV MEYER Received Liberal Arts cup; Received English Certificate. CARL AUSTIN Received Science and Math Cup; Received Math Certificate. RECEIVED CERTIFICATES IN THEIR FIELD-Seated: Peter Henderson, Laboratory Science; Pat Sanford, Social Science; Peter Ahart, Agriculture. Standing: Lorraine Ford, Business; Lu Ann Nilson, Art; Evelyn Roemelt, Music; Katherine Delmar, Foreign Language. MARGARET FLATTER Received Vocational Arts Cup; Received Home Econ. Certificate. Seated, left to right: Y'Barra, Luther, Damon. First row: M. Good, Meier, B. Good, Rodriquez, Dugger, Fraser, Smith, Barkley, Allman, McNally, Prater, Miss Holland, Advisor. Second row: Collins, Ohlson! Ford, Denny, Olmstead, Brown, Butler, Kohler, Blanchard, Burlingame, Jenson, Smith. futtan l ecC (£ 1044, SHARON DENNY MICHAEL GOOD BARBARA BLANCHARD Co-Chairman Co-Chairman Secretary First row, left to right: R. Dugger, P. Tierney, A. Galvin, P. Sanford, L. Vander Ploeg, C. Bennum. Second row: B. Benninger, G. Sparrow, D. Bliss, D. Seater, D. Cabitto, S. Frakes. Third row: K. Staley, D. Smith, G. Bowles, K. Delamar, L. Smith, L. Lonidier. Fourth row: D. Brown, M. Good, W. Savage, P. Silver, J. Smith, D. Passmore. Fifth row: J. Meier, D. Buchla, T. Oberholtzer, G. Howard, L. Weisker, D. Ohlson. Sixth row: D. Ohlson, R. Milligan, R. Leahy, S. Smith, P. Stevens, P. Sturm. Seventh row: P. Henderson, G. Haase, P. Kilduff, I. Treichler, R. Y'Barra, J. Westman. Eighth row: Mr. Hughes, J. Riley, M. Welling-ton, M. Cheatham, D. Jensen, J. Staley, D. Rowland. 'ptettcA, Ccc ’TPtent ertA. PRINCES AND PRINCESSES-Jim Mastel-otto and Barbara Dallas; Walker Vick and Phyllis Smith. KING AND QUEEN-Bev Meyer and Del-mas Whittier. FALL OFFICER S-left to “7tie ’Tftasictc SPRING OFFICERS - Left to right: lla Treichler, Secretary; Ken Staley, President; Rachael Y'Barra, Executive Member. 'pievicA (?£u right: Pat Sanford, Secretary; Michael Good, Executive Member; Sharon Frakes, President. Officer THE MARDI GRAS COMMITTEE — Seated, left to right: Don Smith, Mr. Hughes, Advisor, Glenn Sparrow. Standing: Pat Sanford, Dale Passmore, Katherine Delamar, lla Treichler, Claire Bennum. First row. toft to right: Mr. Nebon. Barnett. Madsen. Conway (Chapter Sweetheart). Richardson. Devoi. Neher. Mr. Sypoh. Second row: Walker. Pruden. Pickering. Cosby. Stevenson. Hamilton. Buckingham. Russell. Third row: Matt. Durst. Elam. Reid. Sawyer. Douglas. Harding. Dotson. Fourth row: Smith. Gravier. Pressley. Bettinger. Locke. Webb, Henley. CoKer. Huntington. Rucker. ?cctu%e t?a i Ken4 y£ rfttt Uca first tow. toft to right:Bryson Simmons. Ewton. Abort. Jones Barr. Second row: Green. Kraemer, Sanders. Murdok. Woodruff. Jones. Third row: Lowry. Etchart. Real. Jensen. Jones. Penman. Fourth row: Ortego. Shaner. Bass. Wright. Baker. Patterson, fifth tow: KB. Phillips. Faunce. Lambeth. Seated, left to right: Bill Devol, Sentinel; Lowell Ahart, Treasurer; Peter Ahart, President; Maurice Gravier, Vice President; Bob Jennings, Reporter. Standing: Barbara Conway, Chapter Sweetheart; Mr. Kantola, Advisor. Absent: Larry Madsen, Secretary. OUTSTANDING IN THEIR FIELDS-Standing, left to right: Larry Shaner, Poultry; Ray Wheeler, Dairy; Charles Bird, Public Speaking; Bob Jennings, Leadership; Lowell Ahart, Agronomy. Seated: Richard Hill, Farm Mechanics; Bob Richardson, Farm Marketing; Glenn Nilson, Parliamentarian; Peter Ahart, Sheep; Ken Walker, Beef. PA WALKER VICK MARTHA RANDOLPH JIM MASTELOTTO BARBARA GOOD First row, left to right: W. Widner, R. Milligan, G. Sparrow, D. Smith, B. Wilcox, F. Elkins. Second row: B. Blanchard, L. Collins, L. Lattin, D. Ohlson, S. Long, L. Mosely. Third row: B. Armstrong, J. Powell, L. Gross, L. Mosely, M. Cheatem, L. Journey. Fourth row: W. Reil, B. Meyer, D. Ohlson. First row, left to right: B. Meyer, Mr. Fylling (Advisor), H. Garner, P. Henderson, C. Austin, J. Binda, K. Delamar, C. Bennum. Second row: M. Thomas, L. Ford, P. Sanford, L. Smith, P. Stanley, A. Smith, L. Lonidier, L. Bennett, V. Belcher, M. Cain. Third row: D. Buchla, J. Meir, P. Kilduff, B. Benninger, B. Jennings, G. Gibbs, M. Randolph, M. Flatter. Fourth row: C. Benninger, G. Haase, B. Good, M. Good, C. Flatter. Sfinuty Scttobtetic President RON MILLIGAN Vice President LORRAINE FORD Secretary PAT SANFORD Executive Member MARTHA RANDOLPH Publicity Chairman .S .'P . 0Wte t e'i4 left to rx '.r Martha Randolph 3 i C4' Good. Gatrel Gibbs. Lorraine Ford. Katherine Beta rn r. r9 rt- Ritter. Par Sanford. Be Meyer, CaH Austin, Peter Henderson. Charles Benn.nger. SPRING—First row, left to right: Rhine, Secretary; Turner, Sergeant-at-Arms; Brown, Vice President; Toney, President and Fall Vice President. FALL—Vick, President, Damon, Assistant Manager; Fraser, Secretary; Martin, Sergeant-at-Arms; Weaver, Executive Committee; Mr. Rodriquez. Second row: Garner, Metcalf, Pratt, Fish, Astobiza, McGuire, Rockwell, Reagan. Third row: Scott, McKenzie, Bennett, Gothard, Gibbons, Salzman, Holt, Kohler. First row, left to right: Mr. Dresser, Graham, Secretary; Campbell, President; Long, Vice President. Second row: Redburn, Forstad, Kelley. Third row: Hauser, Jensen, Howell. Fourth row: Moseley, Ham-mon, Nettleship, Land. SENIOR G.A.A. First row, left to right: Dallas, Butterfield, Powers, Medford, Roemelt, Avilla, Tomkins, Stevens Shepherd, Weisker, Kinser, Watson. s4, JUNIOR G.A.A. First row, kneeling, left to right: Thomas, Childs, Mayfield, Ostrander, Hudson, McNally, Allman, Fraser, Ostrander, Alkire, Rockwell. Second row: Murphy, Gibbons, Fish, Buks, Maculsay, Nafziger, Kofler, Jensen. Third row: Pittman, Limbach, Belcher, Lacey, Myers, Ellington, Rhine, Dealey. Fourth row: Ferrell, Conway, Jennings, Lundquist, Wright, Odekirk, Doyle, Heyen, Costerisan, George. SENIOR G.A.A. First row, left to right: Smith, Swezey, Moellendorf, Guthrie, Cooksey, Howard, Gibbs, Gass, Trechler, Randolph. SOPHOMORE G.A.A. First row, left to right: Anglin, Salisbury, Stone, Bryant, Blanchard, Platt, Sorenson, Siria, Smith, Clement, Riley. Second row: Carney, Reppert, Cole, Lawson, Robertson, Reeves, Rodriguez, Long, Fickes, Polston, Sinkey. Third row: Palmer, Ford, Brown, Woods, Dryden, Nelson, Lindbeck, Heriford, Lindback. Fourth row: Barkley, Smith, Olmstead, Dugger, Brandt, Ohlson, Denny. First row, left to right: P. Guthrie, Lyn luiz, J. Wales, J. Smith, C. Kinikin, S. Meyer, J. Doyle, J. Hen-ricks, B. Bershers. Second row: L. Reed, A. Kyker, E. Kelley, S. Forstad, P. Catchot, A. Jensen, J. Miller, C. Neal, C. Donway, V. Doane. Third row: M. O'Connell, S. Fritz, J. Lawson, S. Richards, P. Silver, D. Stafford, D. Bowles, B. Ellington, M. Brock, G. Wimmer. Fourth row: Mrs. Pittman, Miss Murphy, J. Sinkey, J. Maculsay, M. Hayes, N. Silva, L. Williamson, A. Abrin, B. Dugger. 'P'le tuHJui .s4. cuut t£e l oCCecf6aCC First row, left to right: B. Cooksey, M. Shepherd, L. Moellendorf, G. Gibbs, G. Avilla, P. Stevens, A. Kinser. Second row: M. Tompkins, L. Weisker, P. Guthrie, B. Swezey, C. Watson, J. Gass, S. Smith. Front row, left to right: J. Maculsay, Freshman Rep.; L. Moellendorf, Vice President; J. Allman, President; S. Denny, Secretary; M. Olmstead, Historian. Back row: V. Nelson, Treasurer; L. Brandt, Publicity Manager; D. Brown, Hockey Manager; C. Watson, Point Manager; S. Smith, Volleyball Manager. Front row, left to right: I. Treichler, Publicity Manager; J. Gass, Vice President; S. Smith, President; L. Weisker, Secretary; M. Tompkins, Treasurer. Back row: J. Wales, Freshman Rep.; B. Barkley, Sophomore Rep.; M. Shepherd, Basketball Manager; C. Watson, Point Manager. GATREL GIBBS Hockey MARY ELLEN TOMPKINS Volleyball CONNIE WATSON Basketball SHIRLEY SMITH Best All-round Athlete First row, left to right: D. Galvin, J. Schab, B. Myers, J. Brereton, B. MacDonald, R. Mastelotto, J. Mastel-otto. Coach Johnson. Second row: T. Brown, A. Hottinger, L. Martin, S. Toney, J. Simpson, R. Hofius, W. Vick, R. McKibbon, B. Milligan. Third row: M. Openshaw, E. Allen, C. Lacey, S. Brandt, C. Belcher, C. Flatter, N. Barton, B. Edwards, W. Widener. Fourth row: M. Richards, F. Scott, J. Doyle, V. Dowd, B. Painter, R. Graves, D. Ruberg, D. Smith, R. Milligan. Fifth row: Jensen, R. Turner, G. Andoe, C. Jovich, L. Lawson, P. Mitzel, W. Odneal, G. Haase, P. Henderson. Sixth row: G. McGarr, T. Siria, J. Sorenson, B. Mastelotto, C. Burch, D. Hausen, J. Robertson, L. Gross. O” '79Ce tt e'i SPRING—left to right: Scott, Presi dent; Doyle, Sergeant - at - Arms Brown, Vice President; Mastelotto Executive Member. Absent: Davii Sergeant-at-Arms; Townshend, Sec retary. FALL—left to right: Henderson, Secretary; Gross, Sergeant - at - Arms; Richards, President. Absent: Corr, Vice President; Davis, Executive Member. eutdSetUon, First row, left to right: Scott, Toney, Simpson, MacDonald, Vick, Mastelotto, Milligan. Second row: Lacey, Siria, Flatter, Henderson, Haase, McKibbon. Third row: Galvin, Dowd, Mitzel, Lawson, Doyle. , ’Tfteyer 'Jtccy.yet ‘TC.itty 0DeCnui6 TV ttie'i @CcU6 0p u itteA 'rtyaeu nd 0Davi t . So-ft£o H vic 0pcuuntte4 Left to right: Sharon Fritz, Girls' Executive; Dale Turner, Vice President; Pat Silver, President; Danny Ohl-son. Secretary; Hart Anderson, Boys' Executive. Left to right: Glenn Toney, Vice President; Jim Hayes, Boys' Executive; David McGarr, President; Marion O'Connell, Girls' Executive; Jim Ryan, Secretary. First row, left to right: Andresakis, Taber, Geear, Riedeman, Robinson, Lacey, Woodson, Maculsay, Sinkey. Second row: Brock, Ellington, Moseley, Stahl, Bass, Oxley, Hunt, Metcalf, Edwards, Edwards. Third row: Post, Harwell, Crabtree, Erwin, Metzger, Kelley, Forstad, Owens, Limbach. Fourth row: Ryan, Heyen, Harvey, Patterson, Courtney, Stuart, Gilbert, Dugger. Fifth row: Gomez, Galvin, McPeak, Lundquist, Pruden, Russell, Wheeler. First row, left to right: Halstead, Myers, Carlson, Navarro, Deluca, Smith, Day, Armstrong, Finch, Reed. Second row: Teskey, Moore, Blalock, Hurley, Whiteley, Bell, Middleton, Nilson, Matney, Kaylor. Third row; Roderick, Jones, Loyd, Atwell, Wyman, Marshall, Gillette, Wright, Moore, McCarter. Fourth row: Clark, Andoe, McGarr, Davis, Coleman, Rockwell, Pickering, Williams, Readman, Powell, Kasper. First row, left to right: Pierce, Burnla, Walker, Reid, Stafford, Jensen, Miles, Thornton, Waker, Huston, McMurphy. Second row: Pitter, Walkins, Morgan, Cunningham, Outlaw, Shawgo, Yates, Wallis, Henton, Washington. Third row: Bean, Raber, Cheek, Arnold, Thomas, Peterson, James, Read, Koski, Shettles-worth, Martin. Fourth row: Webb, Ermatinger, Blankslee, Lee, Hill, Karr, White, Ashan. First row, left to right: Alkin, Bradish, Jackson, Smith, Schlugh, Hughes, Jones, Clark, Colesman, Barr. Second row: Hoobler, Reese, llati, Widberg, Cabitto, Young, Powell, Corum, Francis, Mayhan. Third row: Bellet, Mass, Tollsner, Eutsler, Quirin, Reppert, Oxley, Marler, Snodgrass, Taylor. Fourth row: Marshall, Kasper, Giles, McClasky, Gordan, Wilson, Wolley. First row, left to right: Mathis, Steele, Reed, Kaylor, George, Weisker, Meyer, Jimehiz, Venson. Second row: Hammon, Long, Jones, Wilson, Morgan, Flatt, Weiss, Nelson. Third row: Moseley, Grady, Mason, Eslinger, Flower, Hauser, Stafford, Salzman, Smith, Hays. Fourth row: White, Jensen, Gutherie, Wigg, Turk, Crawford, Bowles, Graham, Nartzell, lightle. Fifth row: Silva, Hayes, Land, Nettleship, Reynolds, Brown, Howell, Campbell. First row. left to right: Farrington, Hastings. Corbin, Armitage. Hays, Nichols, Fry, Hultz, Dugger. Second row: Williams, Wiggins, Decamp, Lacey, Lindsey, Rossi, Hess, Armstrong, Daniel. Third row: Jackson, Rickinger Laves Putman, Laswell Riddle Hayes Oxford, Soderberg. Fourth row: Conway, Russell, Wood Jamifton Howe Vanzandt Burch, Toney, Oh I son. Fifth row: Poppelreiter, Kiilgore, Seek, Watson, Mills Dougherts Terpenmg. Willed, Savage. First row, left to right: Quirin, Palmer, Richards, Silver, Kinikin, Wales, Henrichs, Doyle, Smith. Second row: Petersen, Seater, Smith, Williamson, Abreu, Kast, Bershers, Shettlesworth, Gannett, Meyer. Third row: Tisseyre, Doane, O'Daniel, Hosington, O'Connell, Luiz, Frieze, Anderson, Lackey. Fourth row: Wimmer, Miller, Neal, Catchot, Fleming, McDonald, Abreu, Lawson, Fritz. Fifth row: Counts, Bennett, Evans, Richardson, Simmons, Giles, Phillips. First row, left to right: Wiegand, Steele, Harrison, Maxwell, Sargentine. Second row: Hammett, Kyker, Anderson, Wiegand, Flowers, Blain, Barker, Francis. Fourth row: McPheeters, Baker, McCleery, Miller, Lonsberry. SaftAomate fate O ccete First row, left to right: Morford, Hottinger, Allen, Park, Sparrow, Finch, Clark, Platt. Second row: Redburn, Belcher, Tokuno, Bechtol, Hunt, Schab, Placy. Third row: Hunt, Bliss, Gentry, Hill, Jensen, Woest, Cross, Steele. Fourth row: Coffelt, Fickes, Daily, Ericksen, Messinger, Ryder, Mullen. Fifth row-. Duncan, Wallis, Wixom, Reina, Cameron, Gotham, Curtis, Day, Sorenson, Lovulett. First row, left to right: Nichols, Morrow, Clerk, Balmer, Burns, Mclemore, Woods, Dryden, Zimmerman. Second row: Kofler, Massae, Blanchard, Burlingame, Lawson, Collins, Zlatic, Wakefield, Butterfield. Third row: Morgan, Craig, Denny, Reeves, Bryant, Luther, Kent, Muster, Openshaw. Fourth row: Salisbury, Davis, Hurley, Kissler, Blazer, Reppert, Nelson, Michael, Pank. Fifth row: Anglin, Miller, Lowman, Garvis, Clement, McClain, Waltz, Beard, Fridrich. . , left 10 zz rs. w,ehen' Hemmeft' Hert1' Hind� ' First row .f, Oamarjj Seconw° fi® ,! Hilton, Marf- 'OW: Johnson p °W: Jone : Frost ’ u Ambers I - egaa? yft£am x First row, left to right: Vance, Sinkey, Lindbeck, tindbeck, Riley, Heriford, Nichols, Hayden, Serve. Second row: Nugent, Platt, Dahl, Lightle, Stafford, Conway, Rodriguez, Ellman, Clemens. Third row: Addis, Peterson, Bass, Hill, Simmons, Lowry, Pinman, Nelson. Fourth row: Bryson, Johnson, Evans, Erickson, Shaner, Exnel, Bowles, Reed. Fifth row: Reed, Woodruff, Beesely, Pixler, Shields, Rabe, Elkins. (?( Z4d Second r°w: . to0d Corne i on. O son, « Yoongo'000' olmstead, T� dd Taber, eva , r0w: Ford, fAed� na, c:r;a long, Tedd' . Salisbury. T . . Rodngoez, Lat1‘ ' „ r Left to right: Larry Martin, Vice President; Charles Jovich, President; Jim Snyder, Executive Committee; Barbara Ostrander, Secretary; Jann Fraser, Executive Committee. tyciKion, O icera Sfrutty DON CATES Executive Committee JANICE ALLMAN Executive Committee JOHN SORESON Vice President JAN FRASER Secretary MICHAEL GOOD President First row, left to right: Edwards, McCurry, Kast, Hill, Evans, Second row: Kent, Merion, Harris, Brown, Belcher, Garner. Third row: Henley, Eames, Jackson, McCleery, Crosier, Buchla, Taff. Fourth row: Mason, Pruden, Winter, Matt, Grieco, Hagenlocher. First row, left to right: McNally, Douglass, Hjw-kins. Second row: Fraser, Mayfield, Allman. Third row: Perkins, Hudson, George. First row, left to right: Mullins, Mye's, Bell. Second row; Frakes, Ellington, Campbell. Third row: McKenzie, Weaver, Kofler. First row, left to right: Walker, Rice, Hill. Second row: Gee, Dotson, Huntington. Third row: Snowden, Palmer, Wid-berg. Fourth row: Moore. Durst, Shepherd. First row, left to right: Rice, Herrick, Kitrick. Second row: King, Thompson, Odneal. Third row: Dugger, Hill Shepherd. First row, left to right: Caron, Hansen, McGarr, Atlee. Second row: Zacl-cocowitz, Barnett, Pratt, Strayer. Third row: Mason, Harrison, Odekirk, Butler. Fourth row: Sawyer, Kluender, Costeri-son, Jennings. First row, left to right: ; Painter, Harvey, Siler. Second row: Eads, Cates, Pickering. Third row:l Swinney, Martin, Court- ney. First row, left to right: Jones, Smith, Bennett, Gibbons, Ostrander, Fish, Ostrander. Second row: Hancock, Gothard, Honidier, Maculsay, Lightle, Burks, Noyer. Third row: Jackson, Tockwood, Jimenez, Lewis, limbach, Young, Williams. Fourth row: Metsker, Hay, Phillips, Brown, Nafziger, Oxley, Rhine. F.rst row, left to right: Laswell, Drown, Kendall, Thomas, Hofius, Tidwell. Second row: Ahart, Linton, Pryde, Winters, Conner, Brunson. Third row: Bradish, Robbins, Sibley, Bland, Moore, Leighton, Fourth row.- Houser, Zent, Hall, VanderPloeg, Rockwell, Alkire. Fifth row: Wilcox, Tackitt, Leahy, Washburn, Pender, gast, Reagan. (total First row, left to right: Garvis, Gordon, Durst, Pinkston. Second row: Mastelotto, Metcalf, Armitage, Smith. Third row: Damon, Richards, Barton, Sorensen. Fourth row.-Jester, Astobiza Snyder, Jovich. First row, left to right: Good Kilduff, Benninger, Meier, Frosin, Atkins. Second row: Massae, Harvey, MacDonald, Miller, Nichols, Gomez. Third row: Light, Jones, Lacey, Bookout, Terpening, Patterson. Fourth row: Holt, Metcalf, Jensen, Rosieres, Young, Manquez. Fifth row: Smith, Dannelley, Hallman, Carpenter, Lether, Higgins. First row, left to right: Winters, Lundquist, Heyen, Christensen, Doyle. Second row: Cabitto, Ruick, Belcher, Thomas, Childes. Third row: Buckingham, Rucker, Smith, Faith, Harrison. Fourth row: Scott, Wixom, Smith, Reid, Kissler. SettUVl O icera 'Pail Seated: Bob Jennings, President; Pat Ryder Guthrie, Secretary. Standing: Delmas Whittier, Boys' Executive; Doris Hedden, Girls' Executive. Absent: Gladys Howard, Vice President. Left to right: Delmas Whittier, Boys' Executive; Mary Powers, Girls' Executive; Verlis Dowd, President; Margaret Flatter, Vice President; Gary Haase, Secretary. Football Mgr. 1; Boxing 1, 2; FFA 2, 3, 4; Sentinel, President, Girls' Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, State Farmer; Ex. Committee. Choir 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. Pat Aldrich Glee 1; A Cappella 1. Kenneth Allen Boys' Exec. 2, 3; Basketball 3; Chorus 4. Elizabeth Andre Pat Arrendale Carl Ray Austin Gloria Avilla Homemaking 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. 2; Fencing Club 1, 2; Tramboline Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2. GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3; Nugget Staff 4. Barney Balmer Mixed Chorus 4; Executive Committee 3. Ken Barksdale Track 2, 4; Football 2, 3; Boxing 2, 4. Robert E. Beesley Football 1, X 3. Charles Benninger Football 1; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club X 3, 4. Claire Bennum Frances Berry David Bertram Eugene Bettinger GAA 1; CSF 2; French Club 3, GAA 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Basketball I, 3; Boxing 1, 3, 4. Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Nugget Glee Club 4. Staff 2, 3; Associate CSF 2. Jerry Ann Binda Nancy Biondo Band 1, 2, 3; GAA Fearless the Tiger 4; Pep Club 3, 4. Kathi Bishop Honor Roll 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Rowdies 1. Bonnie Bolt Yell Leader 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 2. Wayne Bridgeman Don Brown French Club 4; Honor Roll 4; Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. Loretta Burch GAA 1; Honor Society 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 4; Oratorical Contest 3rd place 1. Richard Burns Boxing 1; Honor Society 3; Honor Roll 1,2; Spanish Club 3. Ida Butterfield JRC 2, 3; Nugget Staff 3, 4; A Cappella 1; GAA 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Janice Butler Transfer from Greenville 1; Girls' Glee 2; GAA 1; French Club 2. Marjorie Cameron GAA 1, 2. Eldora Caldwell Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Drama 4. Se«U to Cliff Carpenter Boxing 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 2;, Track 2. Jerry Cole Class President 1; Band 1; Basketball 1. i Lorin Collier Track 2. Jean Cook Glee 4. Barbara Cooksey GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; JRC 4; Nugget Eugene Conrad Baseball 4. Larry Corr Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track I, Charles Cosby FFA 3, 4. Staff 4; Pep Club 4. 2; Block O 2, 3, 4; CSF 1, 2; Class Officer; Block O' Officer. Katherine Craig GAA 3; Pep Club 3; Glee Club 1, 2; FHA 3; Majorette 1, 2. Barbara Dallas GAA 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Homemaking 1, 2, 3; Nugget Staff 4. Harry Dougherty C, D Basketball 2; Block M Society 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. Howard Davis Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4. Settlor Richard Dean Katherine Delamar Wilma Donham CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Nugget Staff 3; Glee Club 1. GAA 1, 2, 3. Vrl is Dowd ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball xing 2; Block O' 2, 3, 4; lass President 4. Jim Doyle Russell Elam Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Block 0 2, 3, 4. Bob Ensley Agriculture Barbara Evans GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 4;’Drama 4; A Cappella Choir 1, 2; Nugget Staff 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; CSF 1, 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 4; Class Officer 2, 4. GAA 2; Band 2; Honor Roll 1; Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Se ti y Edna Mae Frieze David John Galvin Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Associate CSF 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Boxing 1; Basketball Scorer 2, 3, 4; Baseball Mgr. 3; Block O 3, 4; Football Scorer 4. Honor Roll 1; French 3; Chorus 4. Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; JRC 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; GAA 2, 3, 4; GAA Officer 4. Wing Gee Gatrel Gibbs Barbara Good Vivian Grady Honor Roll 1; Honor Society Basketball 3; Spanish Club 3. Nugget Editor, Assistant Editor Transfer from Oregon 4; FHA 3, 4; SB Vice President 4; CSF 2; Chorus 1. 1, 2, 3, 4; JRC 1, 2, 3, 4; JRC Pac. Area Council. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; get Staff 3, 4; JRC 2, 3. Donna Hall Gary Haase Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Boys' State 3. Settto'id Pete Hamilton Louie Harding Wilbur Dean Harley Accompanist for Chorus and FFA 2, 3, 4; Band 1. Glee Club 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3. Track 1, 2; FFA 2, 3, 4. Cadets 1, 2; Boxing 4; Track 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. Wilmuth Harley Glee Club 4; California History Club 2. Doris Hedden Glee Club 1, 3, 4; JRC 2; Executive Committee 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. Pete Henderson CSF 2, 3, 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Brain Brawl 3; French Club 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Football 2, 3, 4. Pat Henley Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Chorus 4; Block O 4. Ron Henton Joyce Hess Marlene Hinds Virginia Hipes Basketball 3; Boeing 1, 2, 3. Glee 4; Office 4. GAA 1, 2; Chorus 3; Honor Roll 1; A Cappella 1; French 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1. GAA 1, 2; Beginners' Band 1, 2; Girls Glee 4. Dorothy Hoad Trans Chico l� GAA lj Pep Club 11 JRC 2. 3. 4, Chorus 4. Sally Holland Majorette 4; French Club 3; GAA 1; Girls Ex. 3; Dramatics 4; Pep Club. Tommy Huston Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 2; Block O 1. 2, 3. 4. Gladys Howard GAA 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Vice President 4; Girls' Rep. 2; President Spanish Club 3; Nugget Staff 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Bob Hughes Jerry Jenkins Baseball I, t 3 4j Stock O Vanity Baseball 3, A 1 A Robert Jennings Wanda Johnson Block “Cr 1. 2. 3. 4.- FFA I. 2. GAA 1. 2; Glee 1. 2. 3, 4; Class President 4; Boys' State 3; Student Council 2. 3. A-CSF A Barbara Jovich Don Keroher GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. Chorus 4; Pep Club 3; Beginners' Band 1. Pat Keneally Barbara Killgore GAA 1, 2, 3; Modern Dance Pep Club 3, 4; Dramatics 4. Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; French Club 1; Art 1, 2, 3, 4. Alice Kinser Karen King William Kumle Charles Lacey GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Girls' Glee 3; Chorus 4. Glee 3, 4. Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Block O 1, 2. 3, 4; Block O Custodian 4; Pep Club President 4. Block O 1. 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Frances LaForce Lester LaRose Lee Lawson Kathleen Linn French 1, 3; GAA 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4; Honor Roll 1; Girls' Exec. 2; Pep Club 1. Football 1; Basketball 2. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3; Class Officer 2. 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. Glee 1; Choir 1; Spanish Club 1. John Loyless Tom Mabry Joan Marian Marlin Martin Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Boxing 1, 4; 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Key Club Rifle Team 2, 3; Track 4; Tum- Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 3. bling 4. Se u Ki Jim Pete Mastelotto Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 3; Baseball 1, 4; Track 2, 3; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Body President 4. Paula Mays Girls' Glee 1; Chorus 4; Dramatics 4; A Cappella Choir 1; Pep Club 2. Nugget Staff 4. Bill MacDonald Boxing 1; Track 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Club 3. Ron McKibbin Basketball 1, 2, 3; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; Span-ish Club 3; Pep Club 3, 4. Kathie Medford Kenneth Medford GAA 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; SB Football 1, 3; FFA 2. Secretary 4; Ex. Comm. 4; Nugget Staff 4; JRC 3. Russell Miner Bob Milligan Paul Mitzel Linda Moellendorf Football 3; Basketball 3; Track 1, 2, 3; FFA 1. Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Boxing 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Track 1, 2, 4; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2. GAA Officer 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3; SB Officer 4; Nugget Staff 3, 4; Yell Leader 3; Song Leader 4; JRC 1, 2. Seacard Jim Monday Robert Nallon Football 1, 2; Boxing 1, 2, 3; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4. Joe Nallon William (Bill) Neher Band 1, 3, 4; FFA 3, 4. Elwin Newberry Lu Ann Nilson David Ohlson Marilyn Pank GAA 1; Honor Society 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Nugget Staff 3, 4. Cadets 1; Band 1; Boxing 1; Spanish Club 3; Art 1, 2, 3, 4. Boys' Choir 3. rotball 1, 4; I rack I; JKQ Co-Chairman 3; French Club O 2, 3, 4; Tennis 4. Dale Passmore Dick Patterson Glenda Patterson Paula Percy GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Art 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Sp. 1, 2, 3; Fr. Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3. Band 2; Track 2; Tumbling 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. GAA 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Exec. Comm. 3; Yell Leader 4; Dramatics 4. 8and 1, 2, 3. 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Band Council 3; Band Secretary 4. LaVerne Pierce Basketball 3; Boxing 1; Block O 2, 3, 4. Mary Powers Majorette 4; GAA 1, 4; Pep Club 3 4; Nugget Staff 4. Millie Pugh GAA Martha Randolph GAA 1, 2, 3 4; GAA Secretary 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Sp. Club 1, 2; Nugget Bus. Mgr. 4. Desire Reed CSF 1; Spanish Club 3; 8and 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 3. Beverly Reeves GAA 1, 2; Nugget Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; JRC 2, 3; Honor Roll 2, 3. Bob Richardson FFA 2, 3, 4. Marjorie Rist GAA 1; Girls' Glee 2; Chorus 3. Juanita Robertson Bob Rogers Evelyn Roemelt Leland Russell GAA 2, 3. Trans. Albany 4. Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Block A Society 1, 2, 3; Block A Vice President 3; Block 0 Society 4. Trans. S.F. 4; GAA 2, 3; CSF 3; Triple Trio 4; Song Leader 4; JRC Rep. 2; Pep Club 4. FFA 2, 3, 4. Jim Rutherford Spanish Club 3. Keith Salisbary Cadets 1; Band 1. Floyd Scott Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 2, 3; Class Vice President 1; Block O 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4. Bill Shay Band 1, 2, 4. Patricia Sanford CSF 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Exec. Com. 2, 4. Mary Shepherd GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Nugget Staff 3. Marlyn Shawgo Glee Club 1; Office 4; Chorus 4. Barbara Shields Honor Roll 1, 2; JRC 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Art 3; Glee Club 4. Shirley Showers Janet Simmons Trans. Salinas 2; GAA 2; Eng- Office 4; Pep Club 3. lish Club 2; A Cappella Choir 1; Girls' Glee Club 2. Junior Simpson Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Football 1; Spanish Club 3; Baseball 3. Dale Sinkey Tom Siria Block O 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Head Yell Leader 4; Band 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Baseball 1. Shirley Smith GAA 2, 3, 4; JRC 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Nugget Staff 2, 3. Annabelle Smith CSF 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Nugget Staff 4. Don Smith Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Boxing 1. George Snodgrass Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3. Ken Staley Baseball 2; Track 2; French Club 3, 4; French Club Officer. Phyllis Stanley CSF I, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; JRC 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. Patricia Stevens Bill Stevenson GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Nugget Staff 4. Betty Stevenson Nugget Staff 4; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; JRC 4; Chorus 4. Beverly Swezey GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Nugget Staff 2, 3, 4; Sp. Club 3; Chorus 4; JRC 2, 3. SenconA Ila Treichler GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; CSF 1, 2, 3, 4. Fern Turner GAA 2; Honor Roll 3; Band 1, 2. Richard Turner Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O'' 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3. Billie Jean Tillotson Samuel Toney Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Block O 3, 4. Bert Townshend Block O 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; French Club, Honor Society 2, 3; CSF Officer 3; Tennis 4. Cherrill Vander Ploeg 2; Nugget Staff 4. I Mary Ellen Tompkins GAA, 1, 2, 3, 4; JRC 1, 2; Band 1 2; Pep Club 3, 4; Nugget Staff 2, 3; Pep Band 2. Beryl Vaughan Walker Vick Connie Watson Raymond Webb Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Favorite; Class Officer 2, 3; Chorus 3. Girls' Ex. 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA Officer 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Nugget Staff 3; JRC 1, 2. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. Lynne Weisker Pep Club 4; Sec. GAA 4; Club 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, Mary Wellington French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Glee Club Pianist. Carol Wiley GAA 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Span ish Club 3. Marilyn Wilson GAA 1, 2; Honor Roll 2, 3. Jim Wilson David Wilson Delmas Whittier Ardith Wright Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Se uar I, Jack Adams, being of all body and no mind, will my ability to get kicked out of class to someone who doesn't have a bad record. I, Patricia Aldrich, being of unsound mind and the most unshapely body you ever saw walking around on two legs, do hereby will to Jaye Quirin, all my powers to keep Bob's mouth shut. He makes the bus so drafty. And to Connie, my girl friend, I will my package of Chlorophyll gum. I, Elizabeth Andre, in sound mind, hereby will all the A's in Homemaking 4 to Imogene Hancock. We, Pat Arrendale and Marilyn Wilson with co-conspirator Em. Engelbretson, do hereby will and bequeath to my brother, Glenn, the walk out to the bus stop. I, Gloria Avilla, being of questionable mind and out-ofproportion body, will to my friend, Freddy Heyen, my ability to get along with Mr. Rodriquez. May he profit by it. I, Barney Balmer, do hereby will to Deena Buttler my ability to leave my weeds home during school. I, Eugene Beesly, will my nickname to ESTER McNALLY. I, Claire Bennum, being of sound body and weak mind, do hereby will my loud mouth and my ability to stick my foot in it, to any Frosh that hasn't got one already. I, Charles Benninger, being of questionably sound mind and body, will my boots worn out in deer hunting without results, to Daniel Lee Ohlson. I, Frances Berry, being of unsound mind and questionable body, will my ability to dance to Josephine Kofler. I, David Bertram, do will and bequeath my luck with Mr. Rhine to Lee Myers and may God help him. I, Eugene Bettinger, will my seat on the Bangor Bus, next to Birdie Clark, to my brother Chuck. Hope he is more successful than I was. I, Jerry Ann Binda, will my banged-up knees to anyone who wants to skate. I, Nancy Bionda, will to my sister. Liana, all the good times I had at High School. I, Kathi Bishop, of usual body and a hard-to-find mind will not will a will. I, Bonnie Bolt, will my vast height to Joyce Hendrix so she can look down on all the boys of O.U.H.S. I, Wayne Bridgman, having a sound mind and being a poor thinker, will my mathematical and scientific brain C?) to Jerry Rice, who needs it like he needs a battleship. I, Don Brown, will to Raymond Whitely all the straws in the Cafeteria so that he can drink his bottle of orange juice in the morning. I, Ida Butterfield, being of dizzy mind, will to my sister, Georgia, the ability to put my foot in my mouth. I, Janice Buttler, being of flat head and triangular body, will my locker in the Homemaking building to my sister, Melba, in hopes that she is late to fewer classes than I was opening the darn thing. I, Eldora Caldwell, will my seat on the bus 12 to any in- coming Frosh who wants it. I hope it isn't always as crowded as it is now. , Marjoria Cameron, being of sound mind (?) and — body, will to all future riders of Bald Rock Bus my ability to get kicked off at least once. , Cliff Carpenter, being of sound body and mind, will my ability to get picked up by the Oroville Police Department to the future youth of Oroville High. , Eugene Conrad, being of sound mind (?) and body (?) do hereby will and bequeath almost all my girl friends to Phil Shelton and Terry Parks. , Larry Corr, being of, well, being at least, will my five traffic tickets to my little brother to give him a good start; and I leavee the right for someone to have a peeper car to drive around at noon. , Jerry Cole, will to Dennie Durst my Social Science notebook. , Jean Cook, hereby will the Oroville Union High School to all the future freshmen. , Barbara Cooksey, being a soundless Senior, hereby will my office job to Lyn Luiz. Hope you like to file; you do plenty of it. (Mr. Rhine doesn't have time, he says.) , Charles Cosby, being of sound body and no mind, will to Wayne MacDonald my ability to talk slowly. , Katherine Craig, will all my Geometry books to my sister. , Barbara Dallas, being of G-r-e-a-t- b-i-g b-o-d-y, do hereby will my big mouth to Phyllis Smith. I hope she doesn't get as noisy as I have been. , Howard Davis, will my desk in Mr. B's to my younger brother, Wayne. , Richard Dean, will my ability to make A's in Mechanical Drawing to Marion Smith. , Katherine Delamar, being of weak mind and weaker body, do hereby will the French accent I haven't acquired, to Jean Riley. , Bill Devol, will my ability to get along with Mr. Lambert to Gary Black. , Wilma Donham, will all the fun I had at Marysville High School to some unlucky Frosh. , Harry Dougherty, being of doubtful body and unsound mind, hereby bequeath my easy smile and cute haircut, to Lug Mills. , Verlis Dowd, w ll my worn-out Gym shoes to anyone who can't weer them. , Robert Easley, will my basketball ability to Larry Mc-Murphy. , Bill Elam, will all my bad grades to Georgia Johnson— hope she can get them better, and all my beer cans, and the Feather Falls Bus to Lloyd L., Wayne D., and Frank H.—hope they can drive it. , Barbara Evans, will my ability not to cut school to my sister, Marjorie. , Don Faller, will to the Smithsonian Institute my beat-up Plymouth Coupe. TViCU I, Charles Flatter, being of tired mind and blistered feet, will my sizable collection of unused deer tags to Herman Stauss. I, Margaret Flatter, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Sharon Richards a certain guy. May she have better luck with him than I did. I, Richard Flynn, will to my brother, David, my old notebook that was never used. I, Lorraine Ford, will my willful will as I see fit to will it, to anybody who has not been willed a will, in hopes that they will accept my will as a token of good will,— well? I, Edna Mae Frieze, being of unstable mind and dilapidated body, do hereby will and bequeath to JoAnn Smith the fondest memories of the good times we had. To my baby sister, Mary Anne, who is only a Frosh, I leave the title The last of the Friezes. I, Gene Frieze, will to Gene Merion, my ability to hang on to one girl, as he sure needs it. Also, to Everett Owens, my ability to run out of gas and to be so LATE FOR SCHOOL that there's not much use to go. I, David Galvin, being of sound mind and unreliable body, will to my brother Alex, my books, desks, and teachers (Grosse, also). I, Dona Gannett, being of hollow mind, will my toothpick Frame to Pat Henly. I, Janice Gass, being of racked mind and excess body, do hereby will my chair in Physics to any Senior who laughingly thinks he wants to be on the Honor Society his last year. DREAMER!!! I, Wing Gee, will my glasses to some blind person who needs them. I, Gatrel Gibbs, being of sound mind and slightly round body, do hereby will to my favorite sophomore, Lanny Pixler, a new girl to ride our bus, so that he will have someone's books to carry home. I, Barbara Good, being of sound mind (?) and a body, do hereby will my ability to get out of classes to Jim Mier, the 1955 Editor of the Nugget. May he be as successful as I was. I, Lyle Graham, will to Bloody Ed. lots of luck in getting J. C.'s job. I, Maurice Gravier, being of weak mind and shaky body, will my '35 Plymouth to Ralph Midkiff, who needs two cars to take out all the girls he likes. I, Pat Ryder Guthrie, being of unstable mind and creaking body, will and bequeath my ability to take a test in Mr. Hughes' room and cheat with him looking at me and not get kicked out for it, to Pat Guthrie. Betty Brashers and George Guthrie. I, Gerald Edward Haase, will my Gym locker to any up-and-coming Frosh who will keep it as clean as I did. I, Virgil Haddick, will my ability to get caught while drinking to whoever wants free board and room at the Police Station. I, William R. Hageman, being of loose mind and hollow body, do hereby will to Mr. Hughes all the money he has loaned me in the past four years. I, Donna Hall, because of an unexplainable roving nature, do hereby will and bequeath to my will be Frosh Brother (eventually), the ability to be a wandering Hall at O.U.H.S. I, Peter Hamilton, being of weak mind and broken body, will my ability to make eyes at Barbara Conway to Calvin Wakefield. I, Louis Harding, will my books and very good teachers to some lucky Frosh. I, Wilberdean Harley, will all my books to everyone who is left in the Siria Gang. I, Wilmeth Harley, will to Arlen Harley my U. S. History books. I, Doris Ellen Hedden, being of no mind at all and scattered body, do hereby will to Barbara Limbach my ability to keep out of mischief with some U. S. History v teachers. I, Peter Henderson, will to any lucky Frosh my ability to stay away from dances. I, Pat Henley, will my amazing ability to be late to Social Science class every morning to any stupid Frosh that stays in school that long. I, Alfred Herford, will my nickname to Kenneth Tompson. I, Joyce Hess, will my seat in a certain green Dodge to anyone who can get it. I, Virginia Hipes, being of sound mind (?), will to my brother, Jesse Hipes, my Cousin Charles Hall, and my second cousin, Betty Pitts, my ability to finish High School. I, Dorothy Hoad, will to anyone the ability to cut school and still get excused on the absence blank the way I did, and to get along with Mr. Rhine the way I did. I, Sally Holland, being of banged-up head and scarred knees, hereby will to Dora Gannett (Grasshopper legs) my baton in hopes that she will learn how to twirl it as I never did. I, Gladys Howard, being of weak mind and body, will to Dianna Vance my ability to get a man and keep him. We, Bev. Swezey, Tiny Kinser, Gladys Howard, Ida Butterfield, Barbara Cooksey, Pat Ryder Guthrie, Barbara Jovich, Lynn Weisker, Mary Shepherd and Shirley Smith, will the boy in the Green Buick Convertible to all those Junior girls who enjoy him so much. (Lucky Girls.) I, Tommy Huston, hereby will the front seat of my old Plymouth to Breadboard's little brother. I, Jerry Jenkins, will my battered T square to my Cousin Marion. I, Bob Jennings, will my belt to Mick Richards. It's in good shape, Mike. I've never used it. I, Wanda Johnson, will my ability to keep from blushing to JoAnn Cheek. And, I will to Edna Raver, my ability to get along with Dennie Durst. I, Joann Jones, will my ability for making mistakes to Margie Rist. 7HdU l„Barbara Jovich, will my athletic ability, in sports, to my lucky brothers, Charlie and Gene. I, Pat Keneally, will six inches of my height to some poor soul who is barely five feet tall, and my heart to the boys who haven't realized I have one. I, Everett Kenyon, will all the girls to my brother, Richard Kenyon, except one, J. S. I, Barbara Killgore, will to my little brother, Donald, my seat on the Bangor Bus. I hope it isn't always as crowded as it is now. I also will all the fun I had in my four years of High to my cousin, Juanita Anglen. I, Natalie Karen King, will to any girl who marries while in her senior year of High the ability to come back and finish her education. I, Alice Kinser, will all Bev. Swezy's empty beer cans and gin bottles (also empty) to anyone who has a strong stomach (I haven't). I, Charles Lacy, will my finger-nail tonic to Vivian Dixon. I, Frances LaForce, being of woozy mind and staggering body, do hereby leave all my empty vodka and wine bottles to Ronnie Graves. I, John Loyless, will my ability to drive to any poor peasant who wants it. I, Lester LaRose, will a parking lot at John Cowee's wrecking yard for Fred Siler's custom made washing machine. I, Kathleen Linn, will will in my will to Glen Nilson all my excuses to get out of PE. May they always work for him, too. I, Tom Mabry, will my great trumpet-playing ability to Gary Mason; and I will this school to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, Bill MacDonald, will anything I have to anyone who wants it. I, Larry Madsen, will my boy friend's girl friend to Mr. Grosse. I, Marlin Martin, will my quietness to Barbara Barkley. I, Jim Mastelotto, being of strong mind and weak body, will my cowboy boots to Faye Ford, so Davis won't have to get on his knees when they say Goodnight. I, Paula Mays, will my rickety old Plymouth to anyone who has patience enough to drive it. I, Rodney McKibbin, will all my F's to anyone dumb enough to want them. I, Kathie Medford, being of moldy mind and mildewed body, do hereby will and bequeath my D.A. haircut to Peggy Patterson. I, Kenneth Medford, being of simple mind and strong body, will to Wale Patterson all my English teachers. Hope he likes them as well as I did. I, Joan Merian, will my ability to do work to Diane and Peggy, in hopes that it will help them in their Senior year. I, Beverly Meyer, will to my brother, Ben, all my A's amd my C's in Chemistry. I, Ralph Allen Midkiff, will my car to Eugene Bettinger so he can take out Dolly Winters. Hope he keeps his dates better than I did. , Bob Milligan, being of sound mind and sane body, will my ability to get in good with City Cops until they take my driver's license away, to my brother, Ron. I hope he likes walking as well as I didn't. , Linda Moellendorf, being of lean body and a beat mind, do hereby will to my sister, Dixie, all the swell times I had in old O.U.H.S. , Jim Monday, being of sober mind, leave Jim Snider a bottle that is in my Gym locker. , Joe Nallon, will my ability to get along with girls to Sonny Mayhan. , Robert Nallon, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Dale Turner. , William Paul Neher, will my seat on the bus to anyone who is dumb enough to sit in it. , LuAnn Nelson, hereby bequeath to my brother, Glenn, the walk out to the bus stop (of course he hasn't red hair). , Elwin Newberry, will my power to ATTRACT all FEMALES to any other MAN that thinks he is as good looking as I am. , David Olsen, do hereby will to my brother, Danny, my used-up BRAINS (??) so that he may make Honor Society, as I didn't. , Marilyn Pank, being of somewhat sound mind, will my quiet disposition to Janice Allman. , Dale Passmore, being at my wits end, hereby will my will to will a will to Wellington to will. , Glenda Patterson, having no mind and very little body, do hereby will my ability to let my hair grow long to Joyce Hendricks. , Richard Patterson, being sound in spirit only, will a slightly used empty fifth to some up-and-coming young alcoholic. , Paula Percy, supposedly of sound mind and body, will my 13 inches minus on the Bangor Bus to some poor unsuspecting freshman in hopes that she is smaller than I. Good Luck! , La Verne Pierce, will my empty bottle of Four Boses after the Senior Farewell to Margaret Abreu. , Sally Porterfield, being of no mind and questionable body, will my navy blue sweater to Dorothy Hay. , Mary Powers, being mentally gone and bodily here, will and bequeath to Bob Mastelotto my SPACE SHIP; and he'd better make use of it. , Millie Pugh, being of unsound mind and shattered body, will to Barbara Buttler my bashfulness as a Frosh. , Martha Randolph, being of sound mind and round body, do hereby will to my favorite freshman, Billy Thornton, my enjoyment in dancing. , Desire Reed, will all my boy friends, except one, to some lucky Frosh girl. , Bob Richardson, will to Shirley my seat next to Cecile on the bus. , Marjorie Rist, of feeble mind and decayed body, do hereby will my good times during my High School years to Bernice Anderson. 7Vi£U I, Juanita Robertson, with a greatly overworked brain from the years at O.U.H.S., hereby will to my brother, Jimmy, all the fun and happiness I've had; to Hugh Cates, the ability to stay awake. I, Evelyn Roemelt, will my physics partner to anyone who wants her. I, Bob Rogers, hereby leave my extra pounds and slow talk to Deena Butler. We, the tribe, Watson, Moellendorf, Shep, Good, Weisker, Reeves, Smith, Sweezy, Kinser, Stevenson, Ryder and Tomp, do hereby will the rowdy Soph gang the wild and merry parties. We hope they have as many crazy mixed-up times as we did. I, Leland Russell, will my troubles and the worst of luck to all Frosh. I, Jim Rutherford, will my ability to get out of 3rd period early for lunch to any hungry chow hounds. I, Keith Salsbury, will to any Frosh who wants it the ability to do my homework at school. I, Marlene Salzman, tatterbrained and scatter-bodied, hereby will everything but that which caused me to be so, to my thoroughly initiated sister, Mardeth. May she have as much fun in O.U.H.S. as I have had. I, Pat Sanford, being of body (I am sure of that much), will all 5,040 hours of High School to Marilyn Henderson who will be a Frosh next year. I, Floyd Scott, will my nickname. Pretty Boy, to Dennis Astobiza. I, Tom Seria, being of C.S.P. mind and sprung body, will my yell-leading sweater to Larry Martin, and my beat-out rod and parking spot to Arlene Maculsay. I, Maralyn Shawgo, will my ability to will to someone who will will it. I, Roy Willard Shay, will to my brother, Bob, the pleasure I have had in my High School years. I, Mary Shepherd, do hereby will my ability to talk while the teacher is trying to explain something. I, Barbara Shields, being of sound mind and sounder body, will my brother, Jerry, to anyone stupid enough to have him around. I, Shirley Showers, will to Larry Rossier a new Harem for his car at noon next year,- to Edwina Tillotson, Lorene MacLenore, and Loretta Reed the best of luck in the coming year. I, Janet Simons, being a very scattered brain, will to my sister, JoAnn, my ability not to get below a C average. To my sister, Freida, my ability to flirt with boys and blush when they wink at me. I, Junior Simpson, will to Jon O., Gordon A., and Lyle G. the right to walk to school next year. May they walk in peace. I, Dale Sinkey, will to my sisters, Joan and Jane, my ability to pass (?) through High School. I, Anna Bell Smith, being of vanishing mind and decrepit body, do hereby will and bequeath my old blue Gym clothes to some poor Frosh. I, Don Smith, being of sound mind, will nothing to any- one who wants it. I, Shirley Smith, being of sound (?) mind, do hereby will my height to Faye Ford. I, Velda Smith, being of sound body and mind, will my ability to stay out of trouble to any Frosh who needs it. I, George Snodgrass, will my '49 Ford to Pat, and my ability not to get hurt in sports to my brother. I, Phyllis Stanley, being of a mind (?) and body (?) hereby will to Don and Ron Morford my ability to get B's from Mr. Paschall. I, Ken Staley, after long consideration have decided to will 5 inches of my height to Barbara Robertson. I, Pat Stevens, will my air conditioned tennis shoes to my cousin, Laura Ann. I, Betty Stevenson, will to any lower classman who is proud to be going with a Senior boy the loneliness which follows in the next year. I, Bill Stevenson, will my ability and intelligence to some on-coming Frosh so he will be able to graduate from O.U.H.S. within four years. I, Billy Jean Tillotson, being of slender frame and narrow mind, will my ability to stay slim and trim to my pleasingly plump sister, Edwina. I, Sam Toney, will my ambition to get along with teachers to some sissy who will need it. I, Mary Ellen Tompkins, do hereby will my ability to keep Library books until there is 50 cents due on them to Barbara Barkley in hopes she will have better luck in dodging the Librarian. I, lla Treichler, do hereby bequeath to the honorable Canadian, Mr. Hughes, my haircut. I, Cherrill Vender Ploeg, of practically no mind (as far as Chemistry and Algebra are concerned) hereby will and bequeath my ability (?) in said subjects to Thea Faye Seria. We, the Hedgehoppers four, D. P., M. W., C. W., P. P., will the Chico High School hedge to anyone whose curiosity is getting her, or him, down. Good Luck! I, Walker Vick, being of unsound mind and body after four years at O.U.H.S., will 2 inches of my height to Marian O'Connell, alias Shorty. I, Connie Watson, being of blood-shot eyes and peroxide hair, do hereby will my dirty Buck shoes to Sue Dugger. Hope she keeps them dirtier than I can. I, Mary Wellington, leave to one Clarence Paschall ?? a one-way ticket to French Morocco so he can join the Foreign Legion. I, Delmas Whittier, will my blue football pants to Fred Siler. I, Carol Wiley, being of sound body and no ability in typing, do hereby will all my thousand mistakes to some poor first-year typist. I, David Wilson, will all my good teachers to some lucky Frosh. I, Jimmie Wilson, will Grosse all his paper and books back. I, Ardith Wright, will my seat on Bus 5 to any little Frosh who wants it. NAME NICKNAME LIKE Jack Adams (Censored) Mountain Dew Patricia Aldrich Ostrich, Henry, Hickamo, Turab To Sing Elizabeth Andre Shorty Tiz A boy with black hair Patricia Arrendale Pat Ice Cream Gloria Avilla Glory Bob Wilson Barney Balmer Barnyard. It stinks. Graduation Eugene Beesley Maud Hunting, fishing Claire Bennum Benny Nothing Chas. Benninger Jake Hunting Frances Berry Kinky Holidays David Bertram Little Bert A blond 5 2 , blue eyes Jerry Ann Binda Jer Skating Nancy Biondo Nanny Strawberry sundaes and Harry Kathie Bishop Caty Something in Berkeley Bonnie Bolt Shorty Blue Plymouths Wayne Bridgeman Five females Don Brown Girls, money, cars, food. Richard Burns Rick Anyone who isn't a big wheel Verlis Dowd Jasper, Peter Everything Robert Easley Bob A sophomore girl Bill Elam Robert All the nutty girls Barbara Evans Pete A black '49 Ford Don Faller Long John Chas. Flatter Chuck Hunting Margaret Flatter Maggie Muscular men Richard Flynn Hamburgers Lorraine Ford Squirt Oo! la! la! Edna Frieze Anti-Freeze, Foster A white Ford Gene Frieze Froze-over Loafing David Galvin Dave Hunting and fishing Dona Gannett Slim Other Donna's Janice Gass Ethyl Chaperoning Soph, parties Wing Gee Blind boy Money Wilmuth Harley Julia My husband Doris Hedden Peanuts Vacations Peter Henderson Pete Fishing Pat Henley Understanding Cops Alfred Herford Herfnut Hunting Joyce Hess Jo Camping trips Virginia Hipes Ginger School vacation Dorothy Hoad Hoadie Toadie To go out every night Sally Holland Hey you! DISLIKE AMBITION Wise Guys Heck, Yea! Secondhand garlic To be a soul winner for Christ before His return Girls with discolored hair To make a policeman a good wife People who show off To travel Blondes Bob Wilson My nickname To stay in the National Guard 20 years Game Wardens To get out of the Army in one piece Our School Bus To get a Mohawk Game Wardens To make a million Boys who show off To get married and raise a Great Scott! Red Heads To get a petition to bar Space Patrol from TV Falling down To learn to drive People who are late To graduate All men expect four To get under a glacier in The Antarctica Running out of gas To own a gas station English To collect pedestrians on my bumper Girls that sing on busses To drive a truck with a lot of gears People who never laugh To live past the age of 37 Nicknames To have an ambition Girls that think they're Truck driver smart Homework To get out of school Blondes who think they're To drive a truck better than me Blinking red lights To go to Vassar People who shoot game To raise baby pheasants wardens Bossy people To own a Foreign car Nosey people To go hunting Blonde Brunettes To be ((! Discolored hair To be a soul winning Christian All girls (except one) To be Vice Principal College entrance exams To find a good hunting spot Other Donna's To be a grasshopper catcher Macbeth To have a heart-to-heart chat with that Shakespeare fellow Millionaries To be a millionaire English To make a good wife Cantaloupe To be a student in Annapolis Females To take life easy Mean Cops To sit under a cooler in the summer time School To go to Alaska Conceited people To get married Boys Have 24 kids Smart aleck boys in the 6th To marry a Marine and have period class submarines Hill-Billy music Meet Homer and Jethro NAME NICKNAME LIKE Gladys Howard Bob Hughes Gladyola Robin A super-duper Shell Station man Long batting practice Tommy Houston Jerry Jenkins Robert Jennings Ivory Doc Draggin' pants Burke's Fishing Moonshine Wanda Johnson JoAnn Jones Barbara Jovich Pat Keneally Everett Kenyon Johnnie Jodie Jo Shorty Jocko Froglegs Fun Jalopy drivers Art, boys over 6' tall Shoot dice and play cards Natalie King Karen Traveling Barbara Killgore Barbie Holidays Alice Kinser Charles Lacey Frances LaForce John Loyless Tiny The Kid Frenchie Johnny Connie Watson's slumber parties Sports, girls Whipped Cream, Atlas Fast driving Lester LaRose Kathleen Linn Tom Mabry Lynch Kathy Arkie Beer To graduate Girls, cars, music, food Bill McDonald Larry Madsen Marlin Martin Paula Mays Rodney McKibbin Kathie Medford Kenny Medford Joan Merian Beverly Meyer Mac and Lefty Joe Magoo Ron Katy Hogan Bev Blondes, burnettes, redheads, women Girls Necking Fried Prawns Good cars Chocolates that don't make you fat Pretty girls Vacations War Hoop Ralph Midkiff Robert Milligan Linda Moellendorf Jim Monday Mate Bob Mouse Mondarious Auto Shop Hot Rods Purple Fords Holidays Joe Nallor Joe McDoakes Girls Robert Nallor R.J. Hunting Wm. Neher Lu Ann Nelson Elwin Newberry Bill Rusty Spud Good Looking girls Apple pie a'la mode You name it; 1 like it David Olsen Ole Breakfast after 1 get up Marilyn Pank Dale Passmore Maril Gin Glenda Patterson Luffy Tall boys Richard Patterson Dink Sweaters two sizes too small DISLIKE Flying hockey balls Homework Goofy girls Parties Cheap wine Oysters Snobby girls Getting home early Being a 6' female People who like to pick on me Loud boys who think they are lovers Conceited people Drunkards Homework Limburger cheese, diners Hamburger announcers Water Barked shins Homework, clarinet Other men who like the same women I do Mr. Grosse Ice Cubes Silly girls Freshmen Conceited boys To ride the Feather Falls bus Homework Spinach Fickenscherism Oakie wagons Mice School days Freshman boys School during hunting season To come to school Pony tails Anything I don't like Getting up early in the morning Rainy weather Bananas People who want to go to Mars Nothing in particular aside from some teachers AMBITION To raise little shells To play in the Major Leagues To beat Russ To own a motorcycle To be able to afford a pair of suspenders To get married To make people happy To be a famous artist Gambler To keep the family I've started together To marry a Brinker and raise stinkers To drink more than Bev To be an electrician To own the world To own a cheered-up Mercury To be a dope addict To cook for Red To be Marilyn Monroe's husband To own a '54 Cadillac Wine To get drunk To marry a sailor To invent non-fat chocolates To have a new car To get a job To marry and raise 10 little Injuns To own a 1954 Olds 88 To own a '51 Ford To be a P. E. teacher Have big wings like Barney Balmar To get along with all females To be half a millionaire To get out of High School To have mine cut off To be the Cotton Queen of 1954 To sail a boat around the world Live in sunny California To get Mother and Father out of town To do something out of this world To live a happy life away from school NAME NICKNAME LIKE Paula Percy Hedgehopper IV A-Men LaVerne Pierce Breadboard To get drunk Sally Porterfield Sully Nothing Mary Powers Dizzy Blonde To be the first woman SPACE CADET Millie Pugh To go places Martha Randolph Martha Lu Northerners Desire Reed Zire Air Force Blues Bob Richardson ? People Marjorie Rist Greenie Physical Science and Chemistry Juanita Robertson Coquette Nita To go somewhere every nite Evelyn Roemelt Evy Rally Bob Rogers Slim Girls with long hair Leland Russell Lee Girls, money, cars and food Ida Butterfield Butterball A good book on a cold night Janice Buttler Jan P. E. Eldora Caldwell Dodie Vacations Marjorie Cameron Marge School vacation Clifford Carpenter Cliff Girls that say Hello Eugene Conrad A's and B's Jerry Cole Grades above a C Larry ’Corr Strokes A cute blonde whose nickname is Mouse Jean Cook Chris A boy with initials C. McL Barbara Cooksey Cookie Staying out late Charles Cosby Tex Everything (Including Mr. Grosse) Katherine Craig Kitty Parties Barbara Dallas Midge Quiet people that come to the State Howard Davis Howie Most anything Richard Dean Fishing Katherine Delamar Kathy Loyalty Bill Devol Mayor Pick-ups Harry Dougherty Handsome A's 1 never got Gatrel Gibbs Gate Playing Hockey Barbara Good B Good Getting out of classes Lyle Graham Hogan Intermission Maurice Gravier Gunner Froglegs and girls Pat Ryder Guthrie Trisha Howard Guthrie to work at the Radio Tower Gerald Edward Harry Gas Vacations Virgil Haddick Virg Quiet cars and nice girls Wm. Hageman Bill Girls that don't talk too much Donna Hall Roaming DISLIKE AMBITION People who will not speak To be a push-button Sec- when spoken to retary Guys who try to cheat in a To make Pascal drink one of game his experiments School To get a driver's license Robbers, burglars and mur- To fly to the moon ders To stay home To marry a sailor and see the world Colleges too far away To graduate from Cal. with honors and a Ph.D. (male) Stuck-up people Join with one Air Force People Not to be called (?) Boy-crazy girls To be a good wife for D. A. To stay at home To win souls to Christ Snobs To break a whole bunch of dishes Burn't steak To teach girls P.E. Teachers, homework Become a millionaire Phony lines To think of a rich name Home Arts To be happy Conceited people Get married Bus drivers Housewife People that study To drive a Cadillac with Marilyn Monroe F's To make a million Being away from school To make a million Wise girls To own a hot rod Boys that know it all To be a housewife Getting home early To change my name to Kent Nothing To be waterboy for UCLA People who don't like par- To be a teacher ties Being called Ice Cube To be 6 tall Little brothers To be a MAN like Mr. Grosse Cars with only bright lights To be a success in the Navy Disloyalty To be a Cal. student and root for Stanford Riding school busses To be Mayor of Rackerby Silly girls To mess up Jan Fraser's hair Flying Hockey balls To read Macbeth and like it Stubborn people who won't To stay young line up for a picture Periods To own the still in the boiler room Big Wheels To own a soundproof bedroom Short leaves and late people To get Howard out of the Navy Girls who dislike boys To be a Pharmacist Guys who kick drunks To pump gas the rest of my life Girls that talk too much To be President of General Motors Roaming by foot To be able to further the Kingdom of God NAME Peter Hamilton Louie Harding Wilburdean Harley James Rutherford Keith Salisbury Patricia Sanford Floyd Scott Tom Siria Marilyn Shawgo Roy Willard Shay Mary Shepherd Barbara Shields Shirley Showers Janet Simmons Junior Simpson Dale Sinkey Anna Bell Smith Don Smith Velda Smith Shirley Smith George Snodgrass Phyllis Stanley Kenneth Staley Pat Stevens Betty Stevenson Bill Stevenson Bev Swezey Billy Jean Tillotson Samuel Toney Mary Ellen Tompkins Richard Turner Walker Vick Connie Watson Mary Wellington Donnie Wiegand Carol Wiley Jimmy Wilson Marilyn Wilson Ardith Wright NICKNAME LIKE DISLIKE AMBITION Dirty Dick To go out Un-cooperative girls To be a great lover All sports Girls and history Climbing the tallest mountain in the world Pretty girls Conceited people like Torn Siria To own a '54 Mercury Jim Razzing teachers Getting up in the morning Graduate from College Fast cars especially Nashes Crabby teachers Joins the Navy and see the world Pat Tall men with black hair and Tall men with black hair To invent a harmless substi- money and no money tute for the A-Bomb Pretty Boy Baseball Commercial Law teachers To own a new car Tomass Girls Boy yell leaders (they're all pansies) To go for a week without arguing with Arlene Shorty People Nothing To do the Lord's will Bill Most anything Nothing To be a success Shep Soft lights, sweet music Plaids and stripes together To be a teacher Bobby Cream Puffs To be called Tiddley-winks To go canoe riding with a certain sailor Shirl Sports Homework Be a Sec. after 1 graduate Squeekie To know our boy leader better Freshman girls To go to College Stroker Basketball and Football Cars School To be head of a trucking industry Make thumb tacks Hedgehopper V Long vacations Eccentric people To be a scientist Smitty Money Not have any To be a man Cindy School vacations Staying in class To graduate Slumber parties Drunkards To be skinny Old Paint Old Paint Sarcasm To own a '32 Ford Phil Bashful boys Conceited boys To be a specialized nurse, marry a doctor and have a dozen kids Ken Blondes, burnettes, red- Loud classes that 1 can't To take another trip to the heads, and Bob Roger's car sleep in Big City with Bob Cal It's too far away To be Sec. for a Cal. man Bets Far-away trips Having to hurry home To make dreams come true Willie To have a new car Stuck-up girls who are good looking, and Mrs. Upton To be able to graduate with my twin sister, Betty Squeez Bright green convertibles Drafted men Build a house on Table Mountain Toney Nothing Those corney jokes the Chemistry teacher cracks To make a lot of money out of stocks Tomp Teachers who give tests the morning after the night before To be a teacher and give tests the morning after the night before Dirty Dick Girls who slap To build Totem Poles Red Debates with Janice Not having a '54 B u i c k To fly to Mars with Bob Con Gass in Public Speaking sports car Rogers and Ken Staley in a Flying Saucer Boys 5' 8 and up Boys 5' 7 Get rid of my peroxide hair Hedgehopper 1 Something that comes packaged in Levi's with a crew cut, head, two arms and two legs Bev Meyers brilliant ideas?? To prove the great Wellington theory that teachers are crazy Doodle Bug Everything None Handy-man Modern furniture Beets, in any form To learn to drive James No like in school Grosse Social Science class and all English classes. People who build up Blue People who honk horns at Never to work in a peach Smiley Studebakers other people cannery with Em again Good looking boys Being bossed To be a beauty operator Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Orovilie Scoxet 33 Shasta 12 58 Weed 6 60 Placer ................. 0 ...... 52 Marysville ............ 0 32 El Camino .............. 0 .......... 60 San Juan 13 26 Yuba City 18 21 Roseville .............. 7 -----------14 Nevada Union____________ 7 64 Chico 12 The Varsity had a most successful year. With a record of ten wins and no losses they became the Sierra Foothill champions. Besides winning the championship, Oroville was represented on the Foothill League All Star Team by the six players: Charles Jovich and Jim Mastelotto, Ends; Charles Flatter, Guard; Howard Davis, Center; Tom Brown, Halfback; and Del-mas Whittier, Quarterback. Delmas Whittier was selected on the San Francisco Examiner's All Northern California Prep All Stars. Jim Mastelotto and Delmas have been nominated to play for the North in the Shrine North-South game in Los Angeles in August. HUGH HARRISON Coach First row, left to right: Mitze , McGarr, Cates, Barksdale, Garvis, Mastelotto, Vick, Hill, J. Mastelotto. Second row: Painter, Doyle, Dugger, Martin, Thompson, Whittier, Ohlson, Henderson, Haase, Brown, Zlatic, Coach Wraith. Third row: Nelson, Manager, Siler, Harris, Lawson, Davis, Coach Harrison, Belcher, Coach Felipe, Henly, Gross, Flatter, Flynn, Manager. First row, left to right: Jovich, E.; Gross, T.; Ohlson, G.; Davis, C.; Flatter, G.; Painter, T.; Mastelotto, E. Second row: Belcher, H.; Mastelotto, F.; Whittier, QB.; Brown, H. 0££et€6ive First row, left to right: Jovich, E.; Henderson, T.; Hill, G.; Graham, T.; Mastelotto, E. Second row: Doyle, LB.; Haase, HB.; Flatter, LB.; Davis, LB.; Brown, HB.; Siler, QB. DELMIS WHITTER Quarterback Captain HOWIE DAVIS Center Captain These are the facts! JIM MASTELOTTO End Captain There it goes! RONNIE HILL Guard CHARLES FLATTER Guard Don't stop now. VALTEE BELCHER Halfback BOB MASTELOTTO Fullback Wrestling? Don't let it get you down, Del. That's six for Bob Rock-a-by Davis TOM BROWN Halfback GARY HAASE Fullback JIM DOYLE Fullback WALKER VICK End CHARLES JOVICH End LEE LAWSON End KINS DAMON Quarterback PETER HENDERSON Tackle LYLE graham Guard PAUL MIT2EL Guard LYLE GROSS Tackle FRED SILER Quarterback BILL PAINTER Tackle Bite Him PAT HENLEY Tackle JIM HARRIS Halfback DICK GARVIS Guard GILBERT McGARR Halfback KEN THOMPSON End A slumber party? DON CATES Halfback JERRY DUGGER Center First row, left to right: Hunt, Faunce, Brereton, Placey, McCraken, Lundquist, Siler, Dillard, Housen, Hofius, Odekirk, Cates, Turner. Second row: McGarr, Widner, Berry, Davis, Pank, Morford, Bowles, Pelmonis, Brown, Moore, Casper, Andoe, McPeek, Steele. Third row: Coach Stauss, Mgr. Sparrow, Mastelotto, Noyer, Meyers, Bettinger, Hunt, Clark, Snodgrass, Teskey, Meyer, Wright, Brant, Coach Johnson. Fourth row: Henderson, Smith, Jensen, Baker, Reiners, Reil, Hill, Robertson, Coleman, Reed, Ryan, Shettles-worth, Moore, Carlson, Reppert. Pu U i poatfaUC Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville. Oroville Oroville Oroville Shasta ______ Weed ........ Placer_______ Marysville___ El Camino____ San Juan ____ Yuba City ___ Roseville____ Nevada Union Chico________ COACH JOHNSON COACH STAUSS JACK BRERETON Co-Captain RICHARD HOFIUS Co-Captain Come and get me! TiucCe eatecC Siewtfi 0? M t6cCC Add another win to our list. Oh, Just one more step Housen is on his way to six points. Kneeling, left to right: Howard Davis, Tom Houston, Tom Brown, Bert Myers, Richard Hofius, Jim Mastel-otto. Standing: Coach Harrison, Bob Rogers, Cossie Steele, Lyle Gross, Del Whittier, Fred Siler, Bob Mastelotto. Oroville 38 Grant 54 Oroville 53 38 Oroville 34 Monterey 32 Oroville 47 37 Oroville 66 Monterey 39 Oroville ... 68 40 Oroville 65 Red Bluff 36 Oroville 58 59 Oroville 43 Stockton 45 Oroville 61 Yuba City 53 Oroville 57 Jefferson 31 Oroville 37 A7 Oroville 57 Westwood 29 Oroville 59 Roseville 39 Oroville 52 Yuba City . 40 Oroville 74 Marysville 43 Oroville 37 Redding 46 57 Oroville 30 San Juan 35 Oroville . 55 42 Oroville 48 Marysville .... 28 Oroville 70 Placer 'U Oroville 51 Chico 56 Oroville 48 49 Oroville 49 Chico 51 DELMAS WHITTIER Guard-Captain JIM MASTELOfTO Forward TOM HOUSTON Forward TOM BROWN Guard BERT MYERS Center Whittier's in the clear. Tie Ball! Shall we waltz? Myers fights for it! Oh, that Shasta game! itt s4etc Ht Two points for Gross. Tom gets one away. Left to right: Tom Schab, Dwight Jester, Roy Mastelotto, Dick Garvis, Gary Aldrich, John Pank, Ronnie Milligan, Geoge Guthrie, Bert Townshend, Larry Corr, Sonny Brandt, Kins Damon. Center: Coach Bill Dresser. Guthrie in the clear Co-Captain, Corr, takes it down court. Doing things backwards! And they're away! Scares Oroville 46 Oroville 47 Oroville 44 Oroville 81 Oroville 71 Oroville 60 Oroville 54 Oroville 62 Oroville 47 Oroville... 48 Oroville 64 Oroville 71 Oroville 53 Oroville 53 Oroville 41 Oroville. 73 Oroville 63 Oroville 62 Oroville 64 Oroville .52 Oroville .57 Oroville 62 Oroville 64 Oroville .67 Oroville 60 Oroville 49 Grant 35 Red Bluff 27 Chico 32 Biqqs 1 c. Red Bluff 35 Chico 40 Jefferson 35 Westwood 33 Yuba City 46 Redding ... 47 San Juan .— 32 Marysville 23 Chico 39 Roseville 10 El Camino 29 Placer 23 Nevada Union — 42 Yuba City 36 San Juan 41 Marysville 36 Roseville 31 Shasta . 43 El Camino ... 42 Placer 40 Nevada Union — 35 Chico 36 Two for Roy! Co-Captain, Brandt shoots one. Top row, left to right: Rudy DeLuca, Donald Metcalf, Donald Killgore. Middle row: Bob Armitage, Phillip George, Richard Patterson, Alva Metcalf. Bottom row: Meil Hill, Clyde Corban, Wallie McPheeters, Roger Biffle, Donald Morford. 7oc tt Ct«ty. Dick Patterson does a jack-knife. First row, left to right: Schab, Belcher, Edwards, Pratt, Graves, Barton. Second row: Mr. Dresser, Hayes, Kline, Post, Lord, Simpson, Birch. Third row: Gentry, Openshaw, Brideman, Ruberg, Pratt, Woodruff. Oust KCC 7ecuK First row, left to right: Allen, Andoe, Turk, Houston, Tokuno. Second row: Mr. Dresser, Weisker, Seybold, Ohlson, Heyen, Johnson, Halcomb. Third row: Tony, Thornton, Fry, Dugger, King. First row, left to right: G. McGarr, B. Hoepner, C. Belcher, 1. Martin, B.,Harrison. Second row: J. Pratt, A. Hottinger, F. Weiss, B. Pratt, B. Weisker, Mgr. cutcC First row, left to right: G. Mason, D. Galvin, D. Smith, N. Faith, J. Meir, R. Milligan. Second row: L. Martin, J. Rice, B. Townshend, B. Milligan, C. Benninger, D. Ohlson, B. Benninger. Third row: Mr. Dresser, Coach, P. Henderson, P. Kilduff, M. Good. FLOYD SCOTT V Vt4itty BOB HUGHES TOM BROWN GARY HAASE CHARLES JOVICH COACH JOHNSON TOM HOUSTON DELMAS WHITTIER WALKER VICK EUGENE CONRAD BOB MASTELOTTO FRED SILER JUNIOR SIMPSON-Manager First row, left to right: L. Simmons, C. Carter, M. Openshaw, G. Sparrow, P. Seybold, W. McPheeters, D. Powell, B. Young, B. Hayes, R. Zimmerman. Second row: J. Taylor, L. Coleman, D. Andoe, N. Lord, J. Faunce, D. Tokuno, C. Corban, E. Allen, D. Rugerg, S. Houston, B. Meyer, D. Briant. Third row: B. Myers, G. Aldrich, D. Housen, R. Hofius, S. Brandt, R. Mastelotto, T. Schab, A. Hottinger, J. Pank, C. Wakefield, Coach Mr. Powers. flutti i V vi4ttet A blockade 1 Aldrich hurls one. Foul ball! Strike One! Stretch, Roy! We're really getting a work out. Bottom row, left to right: C. King, B. Shay, J. Doyle, M. Richards, L. Oxford, K. Thompson, D. Cates, B. Kumle, V. Belcher, T. Siria. Top row: I. Gross, B. Painter, J. Brereton, T. Mabry, W. Harley, C. Moore, C. Waddel, R. Biffle, T. Bryson, Mgr. s4 07r zc6 The bosses are watching. First row, left to right: L. Shuttleworth, D. Webb, D. Madden, B. Wright, S. Toney, D. Patterson, B. Pratt, B. Harrison, H. Dougherty, J. Rockwell, Mgr. Second row: L. Corr, K. Damon, G. McGarr, W. Widner, J. Harris, R. Silver, T. Smith, L. Martin, B. McDonald, C. Berry. Third row: D. Morford, N. Faith, K. Betties, G. Pilmanis, G. Bowles, B. Clark, J. Nichols, D. Pinkston, B. Hoepner. Made it! Up, up and over! 07fi zc First row, left to right: H. Walker, G. Platt, J. Clark, F. Heyen, B. Thornton, G. Harewell. Second row: N. Hill, P. Simmons, C. Belcher, C. Steele, F. Fry, B. Snodgrass, R. Nelson. Third row: J. Pratt, B. Weisker, E. Henderson, D. Beesley, R. Patton. First row, left to right: J. Nichols, D. Bliss, N. Barton, D. Tokuno, B. Thornton, G. Stuart, A. Holcomb, B. Dugger, A. Martin. Second row: D. Cabitto, D. Lowry, R. Hill, C. Belcher, C. Steele, K. Thompson, T. Shepherd, B. Matney, Coach J. Johnson. Third row: G. Jensen, B. Webb, W. Harley, V. Kasper, H. Harvey, D. Cates, T. Carlson, B. Weisker. Fourth row: G. Matt, N. Reiners, P. Burch, C. Burch, D. Bertram. He packs a hard whallop. A new senior, Betty Jo Kaylor. Another new senior, Mildred Cain. Some think football's a rough game, but— Dressed fit to kill! The Graduating twins. Bill and Betty Stevenson. One of those mean seniors! Just changing classes 7 c Ttuyyet tyeKeKMcb THcxc tcutt ARMAND'S JEWELERS ARNOLD'S STATIONERY A. W. STORMES CO., REALTOR BETTY JEAN SHOP BLUEBIRD FOUNTAIN BROWN, WHITE, RIGGS. 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