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

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CAMPUS CUTIES - Kathy Odekirk, Kathy Smith, Pat Wright, Sandy Riggs and Barbara Adams are decked out in the latest from Fashion Corner. UNFORTUNATE PALEFACE - Paleface student serves his time for not demonstrating the manly qualities. . . . whiskers. HARD LIQUOR DEPARTMENT - The jour- nalism department represented by, among others, Ray Wilson, Lois Sibley, Linda Moseley and Billie French loads up Mr. Alpers. --:--'-.' GAMBLING IN CALIFORNIA - Chuck Morrison and Lois Iaswell do a thriving business in the Auto Club penny pitching booth. X In

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xx, ,M,-I,--I I well remember when Mrs. Rice first came to the Oroville Union High School. It was in the year I936. I was looking for a good homemaking teacher, who cooked neatly and slicked up as an example for the girls. In Mrs. Rice I had found the one I wanted, not only in that respect, but a teacher intensely interested in young people and one with the preparation and know how to teach. For 2I years we have worked together. Now she has retired. Together with I7 years of teaching in other places, she deserves a well earned rest. Words often fail to express our appreciation for another's virtues. But I know, and hundreds of girls know, that countless homes are better today because of Mrs. Rice's teaching. The unsolicited testimonials that have come to me from many, many graduates verify my own belief in the great contribution she has made. No greater accolade can be given teachers than to say that they have woven a part of themselves into the life of their students for betterment of the students. This, Mrs. Rice has surely done in abundance. My highest praise is that she was a teacher.