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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1960 volume:

t) M- V jLVu«u« ' JM- - fT . - .-flyf CXr 5Ly 7 ... a . L ' t .. x -£- i-0 0 ' ' X r V i 3i P V g + A v v r Vx V rff Rebo Xf T r (X7rr Sot fare , fa fore 0rfcsCC‘' ) 4 m b 9 6 0 The Nugget Staff of 1960 are (L to R) Connie Leonard, text editor; Hellen Hopkins, assistant text editor; Linda Vandeburgh, props editor; Helen Marie Nelson, editor; Nancy Terry, assistant props editor; Charlotte Welty, business manager; Carol Richter, art editor. Not nictured is Mr. James Prouty our dearly This book will tell a lively tale Of work and youthful glee— Because a yearbook needs a them This one’s a recipe. _ •6 t r Dedication To Mr. Jiggs Rhine, for many years our beloved supply-room engineer. (L to R) Jack Pank, Ernest Gibson, Dr. Robert Bethel, Jack Andrews and Raymond Leonard, chairman. Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees has the vested responsibility for the operation of your school. Among the duties specifically charged to it by law are development of the school curriculum, adoption of textbooks, employment and discharge of personnel, regulations governing the operation of the school, including discipline, promotion and conduct; the entering into of contracts, the purchase of real property, and the building of schools. The importance of the work of the Board of Trustees is evident. Its success can only be measured in growth and development of the students within the school, the place that they take in adult life, and the contribution which they in turn make to the welfare of all people. It is, therefore, not a job to be entered into lightly, but one that calls for a great deal of time, effort, and devotion to a cause. Oroville is fortunate to have five men, each an individual thinker in his own right, who can and do join in welding together for a strong organization. The students, alumni, non-certificated staff, faculty and administration join in this expression of appreciation to the Board of Trustees. Superintendent How’s your life” insurance? That’s quite a question to ask a person about to be graduated from it? It’s your answer that is important. The first factor in life is service. In analyzing your insurance needs, rety cmber — that which serves one is fair, that which serves a few is good, and that whfch se frall is bestAv A second factor in life is leadership. What constitutes leadership? Thart is no com denominator except the capacity to be decisive. A third factor is the ability to know truth. To know truth one mast be able to gathfer facts and to separate facts from sound and fury. XT' A fourth factor in life is the capacity to make a decision. In arr qhg 3ecision, insurance is the ability to weigh evidence based on facts, before making a decptfiAn. A fifth factor in your “life” insurance is the ability to induce ac iohv Thought without action becomes merely wishful thinking. go Weighing facts, knowing truth, making a decision, inducing action for the service of alj£ these are the basic needs of “life” insurance. For the man who has truly lived, sometime during his life he will have —had a vision —made a dream —turned a dream to reality. How’s your life” insurance? A . 'UJjU}-hrr KY) Principal Like most freshmen I came to Oroville High for the first time with some anxieties and misgivings, but soon laid them aside as the traditional friendliness of the faculty and student body made itself evident. 1 his spirit of friendliness is something you can well afford to carry with you into your life. It can be a powerful force to help you over some of the rough spots in the road of life that lies ahead. Friendships formed during your school years will be among the most lasting ones you will ever have. We sincerely hope that you will always feel that those of us you are leaving behind have been your friends and that our wishes for your every success in life go with you as you leave. COUNSELORS—Our full time “beacons” follows: Miss White, freshman girls; Mrs. sophomore and junior girls; and Mr. sophomore and junior boys. ‘V'V'S are VICE-PRINCIPAL—Mr. James K. Grosse is charge of school discipline and the daily Tiger Bulletin. BUSY AS USUAL—The OUHS office staff are (L to R) Mrs. Gray, secretary to the Board of Trustees and superintendent; Mrs. Hutchins, counselors’ secretary; Mrs. Dunn, attendance secretary; Mrs. Andrews, secretary to the principal. VICE SQUAD—Responsible for proving that Truancy doesn't pay are Child Welfare and Attendance Officer Mr. Powers and the Registrar, Mrs. Kauffman. •%%� I ROWNQNE: R. Sundahl, C. Lambert, O. Stafford, R. Flatt, D. Penman, E. Nilson, A. George, H. H; er, C. Milligan. ROW TWO: P. Milligan, M. Pruden, A. Burns, R. Mills, P. Pitts, D. Noyer J®. EflSns, I. Palmer, D. Penman, N. George, M. Alpers, D. George, G. Bennett. s Drivers ooks DRINKING ON THE JOB—The guilty cooks are, (L to R) Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Heinman, Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Elliff. DEDICATED GROUP: (To what, has not been definitely decided.) ROW ONE: W. Walburn, F. Jameson, M. James, F. Roubal. ROW TWO: P. Price, J. Mooloy, M. Wilson, F. Griffin, J. Griffin. F A C U L T Y We came as freshmen long ago, What path to take a question; Before we finally ‘saw the light’ The staff had indigestion. MR. ALPERS English MRS. BECK Homemaking MR. AN GLEN English MR. BOGGS English MR. BEAUMONT Mechanical Drawing MRS. BONNINGTON Public Speaking, Drama sc l MR. COSART MRS. CYRSTAL MRS. DeNEGRI Industrial Arts English, Foreign Language English Commercial 'O Social Science MR. HAYMOND MR. HEIDINGER1 MRS. HENDERSON English JDsT 2 MR. HUGHES Foreign Languages Math MR. HIGH Commercial MISS HOLLAND Commercial Commercial MR. LUCAS MR. LAMBERT Industrial Arts MR. L IS t Foreign Languages MR. KAUFFMAN English MR. LUEBE Social Science Social Science, MR. McINTURF MR- MADDUX VIR. MARTIN Senior Boys’ Counselor Industrial Arts Science Social Science MR. O'NEIL Social Science MISS PETERSON English Scie ic MRS. NELSON Homemaking Senior Girls’ Counselor MR. OSTROWSK.I Social Science MR. PETTERSON Science MR. PROUTY Journalism, Social Science MR. MARTINELL1 Social Science Freshman Boys’ Counselor REDITS 9 WKS. TERM . 10 WKS. TERM STA HERE ---------, ENDS MONTHS — Telephone NAMES ! yuzhz J Si-SC L ££££..A ... SitcS AJ if-r c LIBRARIAN—Mrs. Doyle has the challenging task of sincronizing activities in the multi-purpose room-public speaking, audio-visual, drama, and, on occasions, library. SCHOOL NURSE—Mrs. Perasco seems happy today. Likely she has just refused to excuse another malingerer from P.E. ♦ otuuj, iiui ai • ' SMILING BILL—Mr. Bill Huston became our new supply room sergeant in ’59. If you look to Bill’s left you will see the only refrigeration unit in OUHS. How soft can things get? c T I V I T I E S To rallies and clubs and games and dances Did go we lads and lasses; Why now and then—’tis true, I swear— We even went to classes. HIM ,0 ' 0 r Student Bo JOHN HENRY RIVERS, student bodyWesident (standing) reported school happenings to the Rotary Club each week, and as head man) of the student body, conducted the student body and council meetings; KATHY ROGER jclockwise) vice president, sought good entertainment for our one and only assembly; (fUDY RASMUSSEN, secretary-treasurer, recorded the minutes of council and student body meetings, wrote necessary letters, and reported school happenings to the Soroptimist Club; CAROL RICHTER, historian, was responsible for making a neat scrapbook of school events; JIM PRYOR, Block “O” custodian, had the job of keeping the “O”. visible on Table Mountain. 1 1 ' y r,y w (am? ar '■ry dy Officers PETE GRAHAM, student body president, (standing); JEAN GATES, (clockwise, lower left) vice president; GAIL BROWN, secretary-treasurer; BARBARA JOHNSON, historian; and JOHN BADGER, Block O custodian, performed the same duties as the fall officers pictured at the left. In addition, Pete traveled to a Sierra Foothill League meeting at Placer in Auburn to receive the Sportsmanship trophy for the OUHS studentbody, and the entire group attended the Student Leaders’ Conference held at Chico on the 27th of February. Sprinq ROW ONE: B. Seward, D. Young, J. Rivers, J. Young, C. Murdock, B. Chamberlain, S. Green, M. Bennett. ROW TWO: C. Welty, C. Richter, J. Korich, C. Currier, H. Nelson, D. Tannahill, G. Greene, M. Bennett, S. Ginter. ROW THRTE: D. Lewis, D. Openshaw, T. Good, J. Rasmussen, B. Fisher, J. Sitton, R. Slobig, S. Dallas. ROW FOUR: D. Reagan, C. Tarkingion, R. Wilson, W. Alt, D. Mathis, P. Graham. Student Council ROW ONE: N. Riley, B. Bryson, N. Loyd, D. Lowe, S. Greene, N. Hayes, E. Dugger, J. Johnson. ROW TWO: B. Seward, D. Johnson, M. Alt, T. Good. G. Brown, S. Kauffman, C. Mollendorf, D. Purkey. ROW THREE: D. Lewis, J. Rivers, J. Gates, J. Rasmussen, B. Johnson, M. Stern, H. Nelson, M. Bennett. ROW FOUR: J. Badger, D. Reagan, C. Tarkington, R. Wilson, W. Alt, D. Mathis, P. Graham, D. Hoffman. C. S. F. Speech Contest PARTICIPANTS- (L to R) D. Holloway, B. Seward, J. Barkley, H. Nelson, E. Singer, D. Lawrence, C. Loyd, D. Phillips. WINNER -Pat Howard, after the OUHS eliminations, won the tri-county contest at the Native Daughters’ Hall in Chico, March 21. Her talk, entitled ‘‘Earl Warren,” explained how the Supreme Court Justice' handled the law during his early days in California and later as the governor of the state. Native Sons RUNNERS-UP—Also doing fine jobs were (L to R) Darolynne Phillips, speaking on Mormons”; John Marta, “California’s Water Problems”; and Dixie Holloway, “San Francisco Before 1906.” Not pictured, Judy Korich, speaking on the VIII Winter Olympic Games.” Lion Speech Contest DAVID BIRD—OUHS senior, won first place honors in the annual Lions' Club Speech Contest held on February 18. The topic was “People to People—Key to World Understanding.” K) Evelyr T dinners Pal Howard, ld- pat, anr Tiger Tales The Tiger Tales was published bi-monthly by two classes and sold for five cents a copy. Mrs. Nystrom instructed the reporters, approximately twelve, and Mr. Prouty was in charge of the editors, a total of seven. The editors were responsible for making out assignment sheets, keeping track of the assignments that did and did not come in, writing the headlines, dummying their pages, and putting the paper to bed (going to the Mercury the night before the Tiger Tales was printed and helping (?) the printer set up the stories in the desired positions). The teams of salesmen included members from both classes who went hopefully from room to room. The official annual photographer was Forrest Passmore of Forrest Studio in Oroville, who worked in co-operation with the annual photography editor, Charlotte Welty, in taking the numerous pictures included in the Nugget. Forrest also took many of the pictures which appeared in the Tiger Tales. Hellen Hopkins Fall Feature Editor Sherran Wilson Spring Feaum l Htory Terry Loucks Spring News Editor Roberta Rennard Fall News Editor Cbt'sie soot1!. Editorial Editor FALL EDITOR—Judi Collins smiles approvingly at one of the Tiger Tales she edited. Tiger Tales b e REPORTERS—Reading over the final results of their tedious work are (L to R) Victor Dowdy, Sue Sether,Sharron Ashbran, Glenda Grenke, Clair Nelson, Ken Wyman and Bill Casson. OUTSTANDING MEMBERS-Doug Stewart, agricultural marketing; Darrel Durst, forestry-conservation and FFA activities; Harry Powell, meats; John Schenkel, public speaking and entomology; Jay Grubbs, FFA leadership; Gale Bamford, livestock; Robert Halstead, farm mechanics; Aaron Madsen, parliamentary procedure; and Gary Ledger, farm accounting. SECTIONAL QUIZ WINNERS—Doug Stewart and John Schenkel display the plaque they won in the Cooperative Marketing Quiz Contest by defeating ten schools. In the state-wide contest John placed fourth while the class as a whole won first. Future Farmers of America FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES—ROW ONE: G. Bettinger, L. Kaelin, S. Willcox, R. Pratt, J. Ramey, C. Pratt, W. Harrington, T. Akins, G. Madsen, D. Simms, D. Stewart, M. Morelock, T. Matlick, H. Me-Quown. ROW TWO: J. Lowe, R. Romano, M. Mallette, F. Spencer, O. Conn, B. Sills, H. Harvey, M. Graves, F. Middleton, L. Crews, W. Hedge, R. Van Dyck, J. Cruz, D. Melton. ROW T HREE: D. Irwin, J. LeRossignol, F. Brownell, B. Schilling, J. Samprucci, L. Klein, K. Owens, L. Aldrich, D. Davis, B. Heinz, M. Moore, J. Davis, W. Kelley, T. McBee. COGPERATIQI snrnT.iPsmp AGRICULTURE CITIZENSHIP SERVICE PATRIOTISM OFFICERS-The following members held office for the entire year. They include (L to R) Mr. Kantola, advisor; G. Bamford, sentinel; J. Schenkel, president; D. Durst, vice president; M. Powell, chapter sweetheart; G. Ledger, reporter; H. Powell, treasurer; A. Madsen, secretary; and Mr. Van Camp, advisor. JUNIORS SENIORS—ROW ONE: F. Conrad, G. Bamford, A. Madsen, J. Grubbs, D. Durst, G. Ledger, R. Halstead, D. Stewart, M. Denney, J. Schenkel. ROW TWO: H. Powell, T. O’Brien, B. Henderson, R. Owens, T. Burrell, B. Fox, K. Allen, J. Morrison, D. Belser, R. Allen, J. Short, C. Balderston. LEARNING TO DO ft DOING TO LEARN ' Pjs. EARNING TO LIVE FF4 LIVING TO SERVE SENIOR CAST—(L to R) Dick Reagan, Judy Korich, Helen Marie Nelson, Evelyn Singer, Coy Hardenburg, Roger Azevedo, Mr. Grosse, and Ed Bowers. ‘ 1 Senior Play l TV. 1 The senior play, The Cat And The Canary,” was presented on the evenings of December 3rd and 4th to large and enthusiastic crowds, earning as much money in two performances as previous plays had with an afternoon kids” showing thrown in. Evelyn Singer made a beautiful girl next door type, even if she had to dye her bleached hair to do it. Roger (I lost my voice) Azevedo missed most of the practices the last week. Coy Hardenburg was in constant contact with the spirits. Dick Reagan played a Romeo” both on and off stage. It seemed all that Ed Bowers could say was, Will you please dry up!” There’s a goldbricker in every play and Judy Korich played the part. Everyone thought that poor Helen Marie Nelson was going to die of fright on stage. On the night of the play Gilbert Hays turned into Mr. James Grosse. Kenneth Hemstalk was always doing the wrong thing backstage. It was thought that Walter Nelson was the villain, but he turned out to be a kind doctor. Poor Barbara Adams read every part in the play as the understudy. Mrs. Bonnington worked many hours with the cast to make the play a success. Assisting her this year was Mrs. DeNegri. All the sets and lighting were accredited to Mr. Rossas and his stage crew and electricians, Richard Me-Conathy, Mike Mooney, Michael Figueroa, Gary Ledger, Jim Carroll, Jay Grubbs, Jack Cook, Larry Koenig, Clair Nelson, John Jensen, David Bennum, Ray Leonard, and Edward Hall. Others who helped in the production include Mrs. Kunkel and Mrs. Nelson, make-up; Jack Cook, Nile Putnam, Coy Hardenburg and Diana Dauernheim, publicity and programs; Charlotte Welty and Joan Burris, prompters; Mary Howard, Ethel Mae Zent, Pat Teel, Sallie Bonner, Rebecca Middleton and Susan Sether, usherettes; and Mr. Pscherer, music director. DICK REAGAN VILLAIN KEN HEMSTALK ifc'GUARD CQY HARDENBURG i MAMMY WALTER NELSON “DOC' BACKBONE OF PLAY - Shown here are the stage hands, prop manager, electricians, etc., (L to R) C. Nelson, M. Mooney, Mr. Rossas, J. Barkley, D. Bennum, J. Grubbs, R. Leonard. DEAD OR ALIVE?— Evelyn’s out again. What’s the cause? Music Department GIRLS' GLEE—This all freshman group performed at the Christmas Program and Spring Festival. ROW ONE: A. Ereth, D. Dowell, S. Craig, P. Bumgardner, W. McCarter, L. Johnson, M. Martin. ROW TWO: T. Massengale, D. George, H. Hottinger, E. Bell, E. Jones, T. Wright. ROW THREE: B. Green, I. Miller, S. Barton, J. Sadowski, V. Sharp, P. Scribner, L. Hamby. ROW FOUR: J. Owens S. Anderson, C. Rice, J. Everett, A. Biondo, M. Carpenter. a bloody KaW� ’°od' Marching Band ROW ONE: J. Dallas, J. Sitton, C. Murdock, D. Barwick. ROW TWO: C. Wiggins, D. Baker, L. Johnson, P. Jensen, J. Barkley, C. Loyd, P. Sears, J. Rose, W. Farrens, Mr. Pscherer. ROW THREE: R Victory S Chenoweth, S. LaDue, L. Shattach, H. Holsclaw, A. Bethel, L. Reardon, M. Molarius, L. Sterpeniir S. McMahon. ROW FOUR: F. Atkins, P. Williams, S. Kauffman, M. Howard, K. Johnson, B. Wixom D Rockwell. A. Miller, J. Sligar, V. Castleman, M. Wilcox. ROW FIVE: C. Wyatt, D. Bump, B. Travis, S Ladd G. Castleman, J. Harris, S. Dallas, B. Sander, J. Lowe. M. McCarthy. ROW SIX: L. Barton R Wade N Roderick, B. Sills, E. Zancanella, L. Correll, D. Horn, L. Montanev, R. Stanley, J. Jensen W Wyman ROW SEXEX: I. Anderson, P. Bowman, L. Wyman, G. Zachary, D. Chollet, L. Watkins, D. Conwav, M Powell I. Siggeirsson, J. Hilton, J. Hilton. ROW' EIGHT: F. Phillips, W. Humphreys, I). Zancanella The chorus (right) is a “junior varsity” mixed singing class offered to any one interested. I his year s 110 members performed at the Annual Christmas Program, the Sierra Foothill League Music Festival, the Northern Sacramento Valley Music Festival, and the Spring Concert. ROW ONE: R. Kirk, J. Puccini, S. Monk, S. Scott, J. Giese, R. Landreth, L. Glover, A. Lowe, R. Halstead, P West, C. Evans, C. Dabbs, V. Stromer, S. Allen, O. Barnes, I. Cumbus. ROW TWO: C. Perkins, S. Thelander, G. Knutson, J. Sether, D. Knight, P. Chailer, B. Tannahill, S. Sether, K. Belt L. Owens, M. Wilcox, C. Jones, J. Seek, D. Eames, G. Warner, C. Collinson. ROW THREE: D. Johnson, C. Atnip, C. Lewis. J. Woods, P. Furphy, C. Graeff, G. Davis, C. Eggers, L. Huett, D. Muster, L. Hail, M. Oberholtzer, L. Sether, J. Moore, J. Metsker. ROW FOUR: N. Osborne, ?, V. Barton, ?, L. Young, A. toote, P. Shannon, E. Zent, Bradshaw, V. Burris, B. Spivy, G. Gilliam, J. Alakamovitch, S. Clem, S. McGahan. ROW FIVE: J. Good C. Thomas, G. Hindman! ?, D. Slagle, J. Bradford, ?, ?, T. Navarro, A. Stafford, M. Ahrens, B. Adams, D. Watson, S. Merian. ROW SIX: J. Mitchell, J. Reagan, J. Rivers, D. DeMattos, S. Pscherer, J. Bamford, P. Kellev, K. Hemstalk, D. Elam, C. Scoggins. J. Scoggins, S. Harris, L. Cumbus, K. Lewis, G. Fry, D. Jensen, T. Kirkpatrick, P. Robertson, R. Brown, A. Medina, T. Edders, R. Rigmaiden, F. Lonidter. The Choir, a select group chosen from the top chorus class for their outstanding vocal abilities, singing mostly a cappelia music, performed at the following events throughout the school year: The Christmas Program, Nurses Graduation, College of Pacific Music Clinic in Stockton, Yuba College Music Clinic in Marysville, Sierra Foothill League Music Festival, Northern Sacramento Valley Music Festival in Chico, the Spring Concert, and Baccalaureate. The Choir also took an overnight trip to San Francisco and a week-end camping trip to Hole in the Ground near Mount Lassen. ROW ONE: A. Patrick, G. Allen, P. Seely, K. Chollet, N. Harlin, T. Mills. ROW TWO: J. Humphreys, M. Kirkham, M. Kay, K. Payne, I. Kaelin, J. Brown, A. Kaelin. ROW THREE: J. Reagan, J. Rivers, J. Mitchell, D. DeMattos, S. Pscherer, J. Bamford, A. Medina, T. Eggers, R. Rigmaiden, F. Lonidier. The concert band, a highly select group of instrumentalists, performed at the Col-leee of the Pacif.c Music Clinic in Stockton, the Sierra Foothill League Festival, the Yuba College Music Clinic in Marysville, the Northern Sacramento Valley Music Festival in Chico, the Spring Concert, Baccalaureate and Commencement. UOW ONE- S Kauffman, M. Howard, R. Conway, M. Fendt, D. Muster, B. Wixom. ROW TWO: H. Holsclaw, L. Johnson. P. Curry, A. Bethel, D. Baker D. Barwick. P. Sears B Travis, G. Castleman. ROW THREE: C. Loyd. P. Jenifn-J- fark'e ’ D' Ia ‘ nahill, J. Phillips, S. Dallas. M. McCarthy. D. Horn J. Jensen- D holle' g Zachary, R. Gurley. ROW FOUR: L. Sterpemg, N. Haves, C. Wiggins, L. Shattcuk, D. Doane, S. McGahan, J. Hilton, L. Watkins. J. Hilton, P. Williams, D. Saunders, B. Davis. ROW' FIVE: D. Conway. Mr. Pscherer.______________________________________________ Play “AMAZING —Sara Kauffman, as Lucia, an Italian exchange student, seems fascinated as Phil Curry, as George, describes the Jaguar he is building'. Carlos, Richard Cabitto, and Susan, Betty Jo Neal, seem to be interested in other things. HAMMING IT UP-This batch of miscellaneous talent include Connie Leonard, as Madge Bryce; Carole Currier, as Betty Warren; Dan West as Jim Warren; Jim Shaw as Clint Bryce, Anne Patrick as Molly and Sue Hoover as Buzzie. LEADING LADY-Mrs. Lorlei Bennington, director, said, “This is an unusually appropriate play, because of its subject matter. Having the exchange student, Asa Wahlstrom, inspired us to choose a play with this theme.” BUT I’M NOT A CRIMINAL,” explains Susan as she and Carlos are brought before the judge, stern Joe Boone, by policewoman Mary Stern (left). SPRING OFFICERS - (L lo R) Neal Loyd, representative to the council; Charmaine Crowder, treasurer; Pain Devaney, secretary; Therese Good, vice president; Celia Graves, president. Latin Club FALL OFFICERS— (L to R) Jolene Sit-ton, president; Mary Ellen Stern, vice president; Celia Graves, secretary; Therese Good, representative to the council. ROW ONE: L. Arnold, G Beard, N. Loyd, J. Woods, V. Toney, A. Van Camp, M. Azevedo, A. Mitchell, T. Bernard. P. Williams, Mrs. Crystal. ROW TWO: H. Abbott, H. Nelson. M. Whitlock, P. Pryor, C. Crowder, B. Chamberlain, M. Bennett, K. Dunn, H. Holsclaw, B. Williams. ROW THREE: D. Sanders R Stillwell J. S.tton P Devaney, L. Richardson, N. Hayden, C. Barton, F. Custer, V. Brannon, M. North-cutt, R. Conley, M Northcutt. ROW FOUR: T. Good, J. Johnson, G. Havs, M. Stern, C. Graves. C. Scheer C. Strayer S Ginter S. Miller, L. Ray, S. Ford. ROW FIVE: E. Bennett. S. Ball, R. Leonard, B. Lowe, R. Budler, S. Leonard, G. Orr, J. Nicholas, A. Youngblood, G. Dowdy. Creative Writing (Clockwise L corner) Mrs. Dunlap, D. Prentice, M. Phillips, vice president; A. Risden, M. Bandy, secretary; R. Dowell, B. Wentworth, J. Morrison, V. Clingan, president; G. Heath, R. Bonham, historian; M. Scott. Junior Statesman (Clockwise, lower L) A. Patrick, fall vice president; R. Rennard, M. Purkey, D. Lewis, Mr.Ostrowski A Miller fall and spring secretary; B. Rennard, tall president; L. Hail, D. Brown, spring vice president; E. Zent. Not pictured, Joe Boone, spring president. Future Nurses (L to R) S. Reeves, S. Stevens, D. Jones, B. Lebo, J. Amos, I. Cumbuss, J. Charles. Russian Club ROW ONE: Mrs. Henderson, J. Jensen, J. Bright, S. Ladd. ROM I WO: I. Bates, C. Tisserand, K. Abbott, J. Oberholtzer. ROW 1 HREE: C. Shettlesworth, J. Thompson, C. Lewis, C. Atnip. ROW FOUR: A. Smith, D. Horn, A. Kelly, N. Polston, D. Jensen. Rock Hounds ROW' ONE: Mr. O’Neil T. Bardel-meier, L. Bock. B. Van Dyck. L. Wood, K. Stone. ROM TMO. S. Oele, 1. Giese, E. Flemming, G. Hecker, R. Rasmussen. ROW THREE: P. Gonsalves, P. Green, F. Brownell, J. Hunt, J. Singer ROW FOUR: W. Greenwald, B. Meith, B. Brown, G. Graves, T. Casson, J. Hunt. Great Books SITTING- S. Ford. B. Batchelor, M. Northcutt, K. Webb, B. Watson, K. Murphy. STANDING: B. Seward, H. Abbott, G. Heath. ROW ONE: G. Hays, R. Bunch, J. Jensen, D. Bennum, C. Ford, R. Carter, A. Wahlstrom, J. Woods, N. Felipe, M. Stern, S. Ginter, L. Gunderson. ROW TWO: B. Wentworth, G. Heath, R. Watson, M. Jayo, J. Shenkel, H. Nelson, V. Jones, B. Purkey, M. Dorr, D. Purkey. ROW THREE: S. Leonard, L. Cummins, D. West, W. Rumble, A. Mitchell, K. Murphy, C. Leonard, R. Flatter, J. Flatter, J. Hurlye, K. Lull. Fall and Spring C.S.F. ROW ONE: M. Brown, D. Langston, B. Woodruff, J. Jensen, D. Bennum, J. Woods, B. Williams, B. Chamberlain, S. Kauffman, C. Crowder. ROW TWO: R. Bunch, C. Barton, D. Lowe, J. Nicholas, B. Wentworth, A. Youngblood, B. Purkey. M. Stern, D. Purkey, V. Jones, S. Ladd, A. Wahlstrom. ROW THREE: C. Ford, P. Alexandris, H. Nelson, J. Rowe, D. West, J. Schenkel, S. Ginter, B. Lowe, L. Lawrence, R. Flatter, J. Hurley, C. Leonard. ROW FOUR: R. Watson, C. Heath, W. Rumble, R. Leonard L. Cummins, A. Mitchell, S. Leonard, K. Murphy, N. Felipe, C. Graves, M. Dorr. ROW ONE: S. Foursha, D. Holloway, P. Howard, S. Hankins, G. Venson, A. Patrick, S. Bonner, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Bonnington. ROW TWO: J. Fleener, K. Klein, D. Alt, D. Eames, N. Terry, C. Murdock, representative to council; S. Heyen, S. Stromer. ROW THREE: M. Eakins, H. Olson, M. Purkey, S. Wilson, J. Humphreys, L. Young, V. Glingan, B. Adams. ROW FOUR: L. Gunderson, vice president; S. Christensen, K. Vaughn, E. Bowers, J. Petersen, L. Larsen, S. Beck, J. Gilbert, J. Korich. ROW FIVE: D. Reagan president; j. Lavoy, K. Hemstalk, D. Bird, L. Hail, R. Flatter, B. Leach, V. Bandv, E. Singer. OFFICERS — Gathering for a little French chat (?) are (clockwise lower L) Chris Tarkington, president; Lynn Ruberg, sergeant at arms; Jackie Miller, secretary; Roger Morelock, recreational chairman; Cecelia Owens, student council representative; Kathleen Wood, vice president; Donna Lawrence, committee member. French Club ROW ONE. R. Watson, C. Rupp, A. Patrick, G. Price, S. Talbitzer, M. Dyer C. Currier, D. Openshaw, Lawton, I. Robertson, V. Kunkel. ROW TWO; R. Carter, J. Rose, S. Kauffman, C. Loyd, J. McKillop, S. Stevens, M. Caywood, J. Miller, B. Johnson, K. Wood. ROW THREE: J. Hunt, D Lawrence J. Sligar, D. Tannahill, K. Lull, I). Waugh, R. Wagner, B. Love, L. Lawrence, C. Owens, L. Ruberg, J. LeRossignal. ROW FOUR: R. Morelock, B. Vasiliou, D. Alpers, D. Jackson, S. Wilce, Mr. Hughes, D. Horn, C. I arking-ton, R. Cabitto, J. Andrews. ROW ONE: N. Harlin, B. Eslinger, S. Sether, P. Scars, M. Kirkham, president; V. Crawford, P. Seely, L. Owen, J. Rivers. ROW TWO: I. Siggeirsson, S. Kauffman, D. Tannahill, executive committee representative; A. Bethel, J. Woods, J. Humphreys, secretary and treasurer; B. Davis, J. Dallas, J. Spannaus, J. Curran, M. Kay, A. Patrick, K. Chollet, vice president; M. Catt, F. Lightle. ROW FOUR: R. Conway, D. Reagan, T. Kirkpatrick, B. Bamford, D. Baker, P. Chailer, K. Payne, F. Lonidier, S. Pyke, J. Mitchell. Lyre and Future Teachers Clubs The members of the Future Teacher Club observed and helped the teachers at Eastside Grammar School, thus helping them prepare for their future professions. (Clockwise) H. Howard, secretary; B. Middleton, president; L. Will, A. Wahlstrom, B. Seward, J. Marta, P. Miller, G. Grenke, E. Zent, treasurer; C. Hardenberg, vice president; Mr. Leube. Not pictured is Billie Whitely, historian. OFFICERS - (L to R) Mr. Lambe advisor; Kathy Rogers, spring secretai treasaurer; Janet Rogers, spring gir vice president; Jerry Snowden, spri representative to council; Sue Smith, f; girls’ vice president; Charles Wood, f president; Wes Alt, spring representati to council; Julie Gillis, fall secretai treasurer; Jerry Foursha, fall boys’ vi president; Flelen Gillis, sergeant-at-arn Not pictured are Claud Gould, spri president, and Bob Hoad, spring bo vice president. Auto Club ROW ONE:J. Robertson, J. Gillis, F. Lightle, J. Rogers, C. Richter, K. Rogers, B. Chamberlain, J. Moseley. ROW TWO: S. Merian, J. Robertson, B. Vance, A. Lawton, B. Johnson, L. Ruberg, C. Owens, S. Smith, H. Gillis, K. Meyers. ROW THREE: S. Wilson, V. Bowles, J. Andrews, J. Grant, R. Levulett, P. Chailer, R. Carnahan, N. Sutherlan. ROW FOUR: B. Simmons, R. LaRose, R. Owens, J. Cox, B. Ledger, K. Corbaley, C. Shettlesworth, B. Noel, M. Lambert. ROW FIVE: G. Rudy, M. Higginbotham, W. Groves, W. Bissell, R. Raschdorf, B. Schulte, D. Ryan. ROW SIX: D. Edwards, R. Lightle, L. Aday, J. Snowden, W. Alt, J. Foursha, W. Gibbs, B. White, G. Raymond, C. Wood. BEHIND THE SGENE-Cook-ing up the next batch of pancakes for the eager eaters. ORDER PLEASE? - Two or three eggs? CHIEF LAMBERT-Exercising his table muscles. ROW ONE: A. King, L. Hagenlocker, G. Brown, H. Good, S. Miles, S. Harris, A. VanCamp, M. Azevedo, A. Mitchell, N. Hayes, J. Hendrix. ROW TWO; J. Watkins, J. Bradshaw, K. DeMattos, C. Colburn, A. Patrick, M. McCarthy, C. Moellendorf, B. Koetz, B. Purkey, S. Erwin. ROW THREE: D. Wood, E. Bell, S. Heyen, M. Fendt, B. Neal, J. Woods, S. Ginter, S. Miller, L. Ray, V. Kunkel, G. Knutson. ROW FOUR: R. Bunch, S. Cox, R. Wilson, T. Couris, C. Leonard, A. Wahlstrom, C. Brewer, P. Furphy, J. Gillis, J. Gates. ROW FIVE: J. Rasmussen, J. Dunn, J. Daily, E. Bennett, N. Roderick, M. McElroy, P. Jones, C. McHugh, H. Kraemer, Mr. Seevers. ROW SIX: R. McConathy, B. Chapman, J. Schmidt, D. Ewing, M. Anderson, N. Polston, P. Graham, N. Putnam, B. Mumper. Racquet Club OFFICERS—Big Chief Pete Graham, representative to the council, is shown with his fellow Racqueteers; (L to R) Asa Wahlstrom, sergeant at arms; Connie Leonard, secretary-treasurer; Helen Good, vice president; Jean Gates, president; and Judy Rasmussen, point SPRING OFFICERS—Mike Mooney, secretary-treasurer; Bill Keane, sergeant-at-arms; John Badger, Block O Custodian; Jim Pryor, president; Charles Toney, vice president; and Gary Jones, executive committee representative. Gee, secretary-treasurer; Paul Miller, sergeant-at-arms; Ray Wilson, executive committee representative; and John Badger, vice president. Block 0 ROW ONE: G. Jones, R. Carpenter, P. Graham, W. Gee, C. Nelson, R. Watson, C. Scoggins, R. Adams, G. White, J. Edwards. ROW TWO: B. Simmons, L. Watkins, E. Fain, J. Badger, H. Helmick, L. Baldry, B. Keane, M. Schleef, T. Buschmann. ROW TFIRI E; E. White, C. Luzovich, G. Hensen, W. Randolph. R. Read, G. Bay, D. Young, H. Dopp, D. Chollet, E. Edwards. ROW FOUR: D. Post, R. Houle, J. Rivers, J. Rowe, J. Corbaley, J. Greer, C. Toney, J. Pryor, B. Peck, K. Murphy, N. Edwards. ROW FIVE: . Smith, P. Miller, D. Durst, R. Wilson, J. Tiehm, F. Lonidier, G. Thatcher, H. Loyd, T. Smith. ROW SIX; M. Mooney, P. Curry, R. Leonard, F. Wilsox, M. Anderson, S. Leonard, N. Gabriel, B. Knight, D. Sears, R. Hoffman, G. Thatcher. ROW ONE: P. Sears, C. Loyd. ROW TWO: M. Kirkham, M. Catt, C. O’Quinn, L. Lawrence, L. Vande-burgh, J. Barkley, C. Welty, G. Castleman, M. Hitte, D. Eame«, B. Graeff, S. Ashbran, D. Muster, G. Molarius, N. Scott, E. Campbell, S. Stevens, M. Tobias. ROW THREE: K. Lull, P. Seely, V. Kuszyk, D. Tannahill, J. Zimmerman, M. Stern, S. Kauffman, D. Knight, D. Openshaw, V. Bowles, C. Osborne, L. Bryson, B. Stafford. ROW FOUR: B. Taylor, L. Raye, C. Mollendorf, B. Williams, B. Spivy, L. Polk, M. Cooledge, M. George, J. Sether, N. Hayden, J. Spannaus, D. Zuber. ROW FIVE: M. McElroy, V. Kunkel, G. Gillis, S. Hitte, L. Holcomb, R. Lowman, M. Devol, V. Toney, B. Manning, C. Currier, C. Owens. ROW SIX: A. Mitchell, B. Turkey, H. Kraemar, M. Gould, R. Halstead, B. Rupp, R. Conley, R. Lull, D. Graeff, V. Lee, E. La Blanc, P. Dudley, J. Amos, D. Johnson, P. Wright, D. Jones, N. Felipe. ROW SEVEN: B. Brock, V. Sharp, J. McKillop, D. Langston, W. W man, P. Silver, B. Travis, L. Sether, S. Stillwell, S. Ford, T. Loucks, D. Lawrence, L. Moak, B. Stovall, M. Thomas, J. Andrews, M. Ashworth. ROW7 EIGHT: D. Post, D. Johnson, M. Alt, C. Battee, M. Bush, V. Castleman, C. Barton, K. Sturm, B. Andoe, M. McCar-roll, E. Jones, M. Anderson. Girls9 Athletic Association CAUGHT IN THE ACT-The scheming culprits are (L to R) Mrs. Carol Johnson, Mrs. Noreen Heaslip, Mrs. Rosie Stauss, and Miss Carol Hamrick. These four coached and advised the girls in G.A.A., helping to create a jolly atmosphere. SLUMBER PARTY? (L to R) S. Stevens, L. Lawr Loyd, look as if they didn’t sleep much that night CIICC, vice President;' M. Hi an P iclty cha na M ' =� C' S ’ A,t' freshman repre- .Vu“ (Clockwise from L) R- Lowman, I). Jones, B. Stafford, P. Sears, V. Bowles B Graeff K Lull, L. Vandeburgh, and C. Welty, practice for the Chico State Play Day. ’ MIGH TY SENIORS—Volleyball champs are as follows: (L to R) C O’Quinn M. Kirkham, P. Sears, C. Welty, S. Stevens, L. Vandeburgh, C. Castleman { Barkley, C. Loyd. ’ fim Davidson Center Ray Hottle Guard Pete Graham End Hollis Barnes Back Varsity Football MASTERMINDS (?) — Head football coach Johnny Johnson and his assistant Remo Feretti plan skulduggery which resulted in another successful varsity season. Hilrey Armster Tackle Clair Nelson Back Horace Helmick Guard Jim Shaw End Melvin Denney Tackle Grant Broadway End SCORES: Chico ..........20 Shasta ..........0 Woodland .......27 Yuba City .......6 Placer .........31 Marysville ......7 Roseville .......6 Nevada Union ....0 Oroville.......32 Oroville.......19 Oroville....... 0 Oroville.......26 Oroville....... 0 Oroville.......19 Oroville.......27 Oroville.......38 Chuck Edwards Back CO-CAPTAIN'S— DICK BELSER and DOUG POST ROW ONE: D. Helmick, H. Armster, P. Johnson, C. Edwards, H. Gramps, J. Rivers, H. Turcotte, B. Davis, D. Corbalev, H. Helmick, R. Hottle, R. Reed. ROW TWO: J. Shaw, R. Hoffman, R. White, L. O’Neill, W. Groves, R. Nelson, H. Barnes, P. Miller, J. Sciggins, G. Broadway, M. Anderson. ROW THREE: Mr. Ferritti, NI. Denney, J. Mangrum, B. White, B. Knight, C. Nelson, N. Miles. D. Bclser, J. Davidson, L. Sloat, P. Graham, D. Post, Mr. Johnson. Varsity Football The Tiger Varsity football team, under coaches John Johnson and Remo Ferretti, enjoyed another successful season in 1959 finishing second in the Sierra Foothill League and winning six games while losing two. The season was only the second since OUHS joined the Sierra Foothill League in 1953 that we failed to take the championship. Oroville played an in-and-out season. When the Tigers were in, they won by at least 12 points; on other occasions they went scoreless. Placing on the SFL All-League team were Doug Post, quarterback, by unanimous vote; Grant Broadway, end, and Ray Hottle, tackle. John Corbaley, Nick Miles, and Hilrey Armster were given honorable mention. The San Francisco Examiner named Post first string quarterback for this section, and Hottle was second s.tring tackle according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The team averaged 20 points per game while holding their opponents to 12. Outstanding scorers were Post, who tpade 49 points; Miles, 44; and Broadway, 30. The Tigers averaged 290 yards per game to the oppositions' 181. The team averaged over 5 yards per carry while Miles racked up 590 yards rushing. The Tigers completed exactly half of the 128 passes attempted, while holding their opponents 27 for 71. Our passing yardage totaled 791 yards to our opponents' 228. We carried the ball 302 times for 1530 yards, compared to our opponents’ 1005 yards in 265 tries. Coach Johnson stated that, The boys developed into a good team and our success is because of the overall effort as a team, the teamwork.” CANDIDATES—freshman, Jackie Korich and escort, Jack Reagan; sophomore, Jolene Sitton and escort, Jim Pryor; junior, Diane Openshaw and escort. Bill Gilbert; and senior, Alixe Lawton and escort, Howard Loyd. These anxiously await the announcement of the “1959 Football Queen”, made by MC, Ed Fain. Alixe Lawton, OUHS senior, makes a beautiful Block O” Football Queen as she is crowned by Ed Fain, master of ceremonies, during half-time at the Nevada Union game. Alixe also reigned over the dance which followed. This event marked the climax of the annual contest, which earned S450 for the Block O . The money is used to defray their numerous expenses, as purchasing gold and silver footballs for championship team members. QUEEN OF THE PIGSKIN-Alixe Lawton, the newly chosen Football Queen, is being presented with a brilliant diamond watch. The other three candidates were given exquisite bracelets. The gifts were purchased by the Block “O”. “WAIT, YOU FORGOT ME!” —‘Beautiful’ Ray Wilson poses as one of the candidates. This lovely imposter’s escort is handsome Dick Young (wearing the derby and bucks). Lavish taste, if you are interested in that sort of thing. “So ) '' GAWRSH!—Here Ray stands, embarrassed, as he presents himself to the audience—a most worthy candidate. Judging from Ray’s admirers the freshmen are getting smaller all the time. THE TENNESSEE WIGYVALK?-No, it’s just the Varsity Yell Leaders, (L to R) Bonnie Stafford, Edith Dugger, Sharron Greene, and Betty Points. The OUHS spirit is boosted by these girls, who, through practiced routines, cheer the boys to victory. THE CHIEF HOLLERER - Sharron Greene was elected head cheerleader by the student body. THE HUMAN PRETZEL-Peggy Shaner (L), the OUHS mascot, Fearless, is shown exhibiting her acrobatic ability at one of the football games. Peggy performed at all the football and basketball games and rallies. Adding to the spirit of our games is the OUHS band in full uniform, (lower top) ROW ONE: E. Gibson, W. Kelley, L. Heffington, H. Haggard, N. Shoemaker, B. Wade, W. Randolph, R. Silva, B. Whittier, A. Gregory, M. Rogers, D. Wells, R. White, R. Dowell. ROW TWO: Coach Martin, D. Hazelton. R. Gurley, L. Conners, W. Davidson, G. Martin, J. Price, B. Peck, J. Greer, R. Koski, B. Woodson, S. Kirkpatrick, R. Eaves. ROW THREE: K. Milligan, B. Heinz, G. Thatcher, J. Moore, T. O'Brien, J. Edwards, G. Cantrell, W. Liley, T. Smith, D. Heil, K. McGehee, Coach Stauss. Junior Varsity Football The OUHS Junior Varsity Football Team had a very successful season in ’59. They tied Yuba City for the SFL Title with a four win, one tie record and had an outstanding 6-1-1 overall slate, losing only to Chico, 14-0, in their first game of the season. “Really a fine bunch of kids to work with,” said Coach Herm Stauss. “They should help Johnny Johnson’s varsity a lot next year.” Marvin Rogers, Larry Conner, and Bucky Whittier were elected co-captains by their teammates. Outstanding players on offense were halfbacks Marvin Rogers and Albert Gregory, quarterback Gus Martin, 203 pound tackle Larry Conner, and guard Bill Peck. Outstanding defensively were end Gilbert Thatcher, guard Tom Smith, and tackle Don Heil. The Li'l Tigers scored 143 points, almost 18 per game, to 86 by their opponents, only 11 points a game. A relatively large number of freshmen lettered this year and will be back on the J.V.’s next season. PURSUIT—Tim O’Brien (17), an unidentified Oroville player, and Jack Greer (44) chase an enemy ball carrier. “MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE RANCH . . .’’-In this hassle one can spot Willis Davidson (13), Bernard Woodson (45) and Don Heil (46). Oroville .... 0 Chico .. 14 Oroville .... 25 Shasta ... 0 Oroville .... 26 Woodland ... ... 20 Oroville .... 6 Yuba City ... ... 6 Oroville 33 Placer ... 20 Oroville 7 Marysville .. ... 6 Oroville .... 21 Roseville .... ... 20 Nevada .... 0 LEAVE ME ALONE!—Kenneth Milligan (23) is being pestered by an opponent while Marvin Rogers (30) and Gus Martin (20) smash out another gain. ROW ONE: I. Edwards, D. Heil, B. Peck, T. Smith, B Wade, L. Conners, K. Milligan. ROW TWO: G. Thatcher, M. Rogers, G. Martin, A. Gregory. ROW ONE: R. Koski, T. O'Brien, W. Davidson, B. Heinz, W. Kelley. ROW TWO: D. Hazel-ton, J. Price, W. Randolph, J. Moore, J. Greer, B. Whittier. . l3EK 1 „ uie ball, preventing CO-CAPTAINS—Jack Thatcher and Bob Rich RAVING AGAIN COACH?-Mr. Stauss and Mr. Martin beaming over their clip board, seem to be overjoyed by another win by the spectacular, 1959 J. V., S. F. L. Champions. ROW ONE: L. McCracken, T. Watts, R. Slobig, D. Miller, J. Lowe, W. Williford, S. McVean, L Kaelin I McIntosh, J. McNichols, D. Zabokrtsky, N. McGeachy. ROW TWO: I). Hadley, J. Tarantino, I. Thatcher | Nichols, G. Openshaw, R. Corkin, R. Alt, D. Lowe, J. Holder, C. Colley, W. Clark, W. Simmons, L. Howard, B Dawson. ROW 1 HREE: Coach Stafford, G. Dowdy, A. Smith, J. Masteller, J. Prouty, C. Peck, S. Ball, L Tones R. Parker, M. Kissler, F. Blueford.B. Rich, D. Nelson, D. McGill, J. Baldridge, Coach MacKenzie. Frosh Footbal The Freshman Football Team of OUHS had a very good season this year, winning three games, losing one, and tying one. “This is the best frosh team since I’ve been here,” said Coach Norm MacKenzie. “Look for bright things in the future. These boys lack size but if they grow, they will be tremendous athletes.” TOP AUTHORITY-(L to R) Coaches MacKenzie and Stafford beam proudly over the day’s activities. A ROWS BY ANY OTHER NAME ... - (L to R) D. Post, N. Gabriel, D. Sears, B. Jones, S. Leonard, D. Elam, D. Reagan, D. Hoffman, J. Badger, J. Pryor. Coach Duard Millet is shown to the left. Coach Duard Millet Varsity Basketball Coach Duard Millet’s Varsity basketball team ended the regular season with a 5-5 league record (8-10 on the whole season) and a share of third place. “The kids really did a good job. They showed lots of hustle and determination,” said Millet. They came through with some unexpected victories.” Nat Gabriel led the team by scoring 155 points followed by Jim Pryor’s 151. Billie Jones scored on 49% of his floor shots. Pryor hit 39%. Gabriel led the rebounders by grabbing 126. Doug Post picked off 106. Leading in free-throw percentage were John Badger, 74%, and Pryor, 64%. In a building year three tall sophomores, Steve Leonard, Doug Sears, and Jones, saw considerable action. The Tigers finished sixth in the Acker Tournament at Redding, although the team was tops in rebounding. Pryor, fourth high in scoring with sixty points, made the All-Tournament Team. SCORES Oroville ..... 54 Oroville ..... 38 Oroville ..... 41 Oroville ..... 45 Oroville ..... 29 Oroville ..... 33 Oroville ..... 40 Oroville ..... 38 Oroville...... 36 Oroville ..... 26 Oroville ..... 31 Oroville ......41 Oroville ..... 55 Oroville...... 49 Oroville...... 46 Oroville ..... 51 Oroville ..... 38 Oroville ..... 53 Gridley ....... 39 Grant Union .. 43 Grant Union .. 42 Chico ......... 52 Redding.........55 Chico ......... 32 Gridley.........25 Yuba City ..... 32 Shasta..........44 Roseville ..... 45 Marysville .....46 Placer..........44 Grass Valley .. 45 Yuba City ..... 48 Roseville ..... 66 Auburn ........ 49 Marysville .... 61 Nevada Union 51 EASY POINT-Jim Pryor (44) Oro-ville’s second highest scorer and All Acker Tournament selection tries a jump shot while Doug Sears (33) a fine sophomore prospect drives in for a rebound. EXERTION—Doug Post, Oro-ville’s top rebounder, goes high on the boards. SHINING TIGERS-(R) Nat Gabriel (32) Tiger high scorer tips in two more points, while Billie Jones (45) gives a rival player a piggy back ride. Steve Leonard, (23), set for a possible rebound, was also a sophomore as was Jones. “THAT'S MINE. - (L) John Badger (24) shows his typical hustle. SMEDLEY - The faithful manager of the Varsity Basketball team was John Smith. Among other duties the manager figures out the percentage of baskets made by the players. Song Leaders I IGERS WILL SHINE TONIGHT”—Leading the songs are (L to R) Janet Rogers, Alixe Lawton, Johnna Johnson, and Marge Hitte. WHOSE IS WHOSE?—Count the legs and figure it out. HIGHER HIGHER!—Janet doesn’t seem to be making the grade. “ARGHH,” (circle) —says Marge, “You know I'm ticklish.” c H°waH iN :iLWCX T’ L; Kfeli - att’ N Lo d’ S’ Helmick- R- Lindsay, B. Snowden, D. Watkins, R. Blade, G. Ledger, G.Bamford. ROW TWO: G. Broadway, J. Rivers, J. Ramey, L. Arnold, B. Whittier H. Malone, N. Gabriel, J. Scoggins, G. Beaver, R. Alt, J. Davidson. ROW THREE: F. Bluford R. Schuster, D. Owens, J. Hunt, E. Dippold, W. Williams, A. Wagner, B. Davis, G. Martin. ROW FOUR 5aT E-'Larson S Rowe, S. Clark, D. Burns, T. Vancamp, M. Scott, H. Haggard'. t IVE: T- Smlth' J- Greer J- Edwards, H. Dopp, D. Graves, J. Hunt, S. Colvin, C. Scoggins, M. Jones, Boxing J. Edwards j. Greer G. Broadway B. Davis FERRETTI'S SECRET WEAPON-This rebounding exercise explains the mystery of why the coach has been able to win the championship with monotonous regularity: (L to R) B. Pick, C. Luzovich, J. Burbridge, D. Hazelton. J. Edwards, G. Jones, G. Rosenbalm, H. Dopp, M. Russell, J. Greer, R. Wilmoth'. Neil Loyd, manager. coach Remo Ferretti JV Basketball Once again the JV’s shook loose from the pack to win the Sierra Foothill League crown, a feat accomplished yearly since Oroville entered the league eight seasons ago. This is possibly one of the greatest team I’ve had to work with,” said coach Remo Ferretti of his titlewinning Junior Varsity basketball team. The squad closed out a fine season with a 13-5 overall record and an 8-2 league slate. Starting the season by losing two, the team bounced back to win their next two, lost another, and then tearing off a six-game winning streak. The boys next lost a couple before taking the five final games of the season. Jack Burbridge hit 58% of his shots from the floor and, overall, scored 197 points, both team highs. Harvey Dopp was second in both departments with 47% and 193 counters. Burbridge also led in rebounding by grabbing 107. The coach said, This is probably overall my shortest team, but it did an excellent job on the boards.” Gary Jones topped the team in free-throw percentage by hitting on 65% of his foul shots. DRAKE ROOTERS ONLYP-Posed are the band, the cheerleaders, and the dependable rooters. JOLENE S1TTON—Seams or seamless? SANDRA DALLAS - Peek-a-boo; guess ■who? JUDY DALLAS - Time for that stretch you’ve been wanting. BARBARA TANNAHILL - “Scratch it somebody. Cheer Leaders FUTURE CROSBYS - All together now, one, two, three, says (L to R) Barbara, Jolene, Sandy, and Judy as they lead the crowds. CO-CAPTAINS—Harvey Dopp drives in for a lay-up; Jack Bur-bridge, J. V. rebound champ, tries for another. SCORES Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville 25 Gridley...........28 43 Grant ........... 45 38 Sacramento ....... 36 48 Chico ........... 44 25 Redding.......... 31 43 Chico ........... 37 43 Gridley ......... 18 39 Yuba City.........21 31 Shasta ........... 27 42 Roseville.........40 43 Marysville ...... 39 42 Placer .......... 57 42 Grass Valley.....47 50 Yuba City.........33 48 Roseville.........46 53 Auburn .......... 46 34 Marysville ....... 23 43 Nevada Union.....36 SCRAMBLING—Gary Jones (4), Charles Toney (5), and Jack Bur bridge (13) tussle for a free ball. HIGH-JUMPER — John Edwards (51) tries a tip-in while teammates Jack Bur-bridge (13), Ron Wilmoth (53), Harvey Dopp (3), and Gary Jones (4) wait to rebound. G. Martin, M. Schleef, M. Damon, Coach Stafford, G. Doane. D. Barwick, R. Elerick, R. Wood, K. Milligan, J. Boone, B. Hindz. A and B Ramblers ROW ONE: R. Adams, J. Thatcher, Coach Martin, W. Williams, D. Young. ROW TWO: J. Prouty, S. Washington, D. Chollet, S. Kroeger, S. Pschcrcr. ROW THp.EE: (standing) J. Edwards, R. Koski, J. Baldridge, R. Stanley, J. Sitton, G. Openshaw, W. Lilley, W. Clark. ROW ONE- G. Heath, R. Carpenter, B. Watson, R. Stanley, G. Jones, H. Dopp. ROW 1 WO: K Middleton, E. Edwards, S. Kroeger, S. Colvin. Coach Millet, R. Denmark, B. Fisher, G. Rosenbalm, D. Young. C Basketball Coach Duard Millet put his 1959 C Basketball Team through another undefeated year and into its sixth consecutive SFL Championship. The C's ended this season undefeated in their last 41 league games. On the outstanding starting line-up were Harvey Dopp, Gary Jones, Dick Young, Rodney Stanley, and George Rosenbalm. High scorer was Dopp with 13 points per game. The C's averaged 31 points a contest against 19 for their opponents. The I) Team, winner in 8 of its 12 contests this season, has lost but 5 of its last 41 league games. Starters were Jimmy Edwards, Neal Loyd, Vernon Bisscl, Lyle Ball, and Billy Snowden. The D’s scored an average of 22 points to their opponents' 18. Leading scorers included Snowden, 4] 2 Pcr game and Don Burns, 4. Coach Millet remarked concerning his incredible records: 1 think much of it is tradition-they hustle a little more to keep up the winning streak.” He said the coaches drill it into the kids to keep up good standards. “We try to show the boys they represent the entire high school and they should conduct themselves accordingly.” C SCORES: Los Molinos .....24 Gridley .........19 Durham ..........23 Marysville ......16 Los Molinos .....12 Gridley .........15 Durham ..........14 Nevada Union ....21 Yuba City .......13 Marysville ......21 Nevada Union ....17 Yuba City ... ...31 D SCORES: Los Molinos ..... 9 Gridley .........11 Durham ..........20 Marysville ......25 Los Molinos .....11 Gridley .........11 Durham ..........16 Nevada Union .... 9 Yuba City .......32 Marysville ......19 Nevada Union ....20 Yuba City .......38 Oroville ...........37 Oroville ...........38 Oroville ...........39 Oroville ...........27 Oroville ...........18 Oroville ...........40 Oroville ...........30 Oroville ...........29 Oroville ...........28 Oroville ...........25 Oroville ...........27 Oroville ...........33 Oroville ..........13 Oroville ..........14 Oroville ..........37 Oroville ..........19 Oroville ..........19 Oroville ..........29 Oroville ..........34 Oroville ..........23 Oroville ..........13 Oroville ..........18 Oroville ..........26 Oroville ..........19 °y ins ; tasked ls teamm ’ tearnmates. D Basketball ROW ONE: N. Loyd, B. Snowden, G. Vroomman, L. Clark, V. Bissell, Coach Duard Millet, J. Edwards, L. Ball, D. Sowards, D. Burns, D. Anderson. ROW ONE: D. Heil, N. Edwards, N. Blankenship, N. Miles, S. Christensen, L. Aday, C. Dunn, B. Dawson. ROW TWO: B. Talbitzer, G. Thatcher, W. Groves, J. Corbaley, P. Miller, W. Harrington, K. Milligan, G. Doane, M. Barger, manager. ROW THREE: R. Hoffman, B. Knight, N. Gabriel, J. Davidson, N. Roderick, D. Barwick, R. Bradshaw, H. Eads. The Tiger tracksters, ramroded by Herm Stauss, Norm MacKenzie, and Wes Martin got off fast in the ’60 season by winning all three divisions in a dual meet with Nevada Union and dropping only the C's in a four-way tussle with Marysville, Roseville and Sutter. The A division was sparse, but strong. James Scoggins looked good in the sprints by tying the 220 record at the opener. Other good sprinters were George Thatcher and Hilrey Armster. Nat Gabriel won the high jump event in the first two meets. Neal Blankenship, Oroville’s miler, won in the first two meets as did Nick Miles in the shotput. The B’s showed ability as follows: Benny Woodson, sprints; Chuck Luzovich, 880; Gerald Denney, pole vault; and Bill Liley and Dan Hazelton, broad jump. Harold Abbott and Willie Clark, sprinters, represented Oroville in the C’s, while Kevin Murphy was the 880 man. George Rosanbalm was all-around fields event man. After the early season meets Coach Stauss said that his A’s and B's were good enough to win the championships, but the C’s were still unpredictable. Bill Talbitzer, top hurdler, being chased by a Paradise runner. Nat Gabriel was flirting with 6 Neal Blankenship, the feet at press time. Tigers’ best miler, had won two of three. John Corbaley, OUHS shot-putter, draws critical stares from his team-mates, Bill Knight and Nick Miles. Nick was Oro-ville’s best in this event. James Scoggins, possibly the fastest man in OU HS history, was clocked in 10 flat for the 100-yard dash in the first meet. He, Thatcher, Lonidier, and Armister set a new OUHS 880 George Thatcher, ace 440 man, relay record in the third was clocked at 51.8. meet. ROW ONE: R. Adams, H. Gramps, B. Noel, W. Bissell, M. Devore, B. Brown, R. Halstead, J. Rivers, C Toney, R. Wilmoth, R. Sylva. ROW TWO: G. Welling, B. Peck, B. Hawkins, C. Luzovich, K. Mever, R. Vandeburgh, J. Denney, W. Simmonds, T. Bostick, D. Weatherl, T. Thompson. ROW THREE': P. Johnson, W. Liley, W. Reed, B. Woodson, J. Edwards, J. Greer, R. Dent, I. Tiehm, A. Smith, E. Meyer, F. Martin, J. Clifton. UP AND OVER — R. Vandeburgh, C. Toney, K. Meyer, in hot pursuit of a Nevada Union man. On far right is R. Adams. PUNISHING EFFORT - P. Johnson, W. Reed, J. Edwards and W. Liley lead Nevada Union early in the 440. BREAKING THE TAPE-B. Woodson, R. Wilmoth, and C. Scoggins run a close race. B Track ROW ONE: E. Risden, L. Hankins, A. Widener, B. Keane, L. Doane, J. Reed, N. Loyd, T. Edwards, B. Fisher. ROW TWO: T. Wanous, D. Pryor, K. Murphy, G. White, R. Flicker, L. Howard, G. Jones, H. Jones, J. LeRossignol, S. Beauchemin. ROW THREE: W. Clark, G. Openshaw. B. Whittier, C. Wyatt, W. Williams, R. Carpenter, T. Bushmann, G. Rosanbalm, J. Patrick. C Track Kevin Murphy, 880 Harold Abbott, sprints George Rosanbalm, pole vault § tjeclS A CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK - L. Montaney, P. Savage, L. Aday, Coach Mclnturf, F. Lonidier, H. Eads J. Schenkel. A Cross Country This year OUHS had its best Cross-Country team ever. Our expert coach Hack Mclnturf, said, “Although every year I’ve had nothing but praise for my team, this is the finest team I’ve ever had.” The hard-running Tigers won both the Sac-Joaquin Section meet and the Sierra Foothill League meet this season. Competing against some of the top teams and runners from the Sacramento and San Jaoquin valleys, the Tiger A team was second, the B’s third, and the C team was first in the Section meet which was held in Oroville this year. The outstanding runner of the meet was undoubtedly Kevin Murphy, a sophomore from Oroville in his first year of competition, who ran the course in 6:10.0, clipping three-tenths of a second off the old record that he set himself nine days before in the League meet. The best runners on a very good Oroville A team that was defeated only twice all season were Neal Blakenship, a junior, Fred Lonidier and Louis Aday, both seniors. The fine B team had good runners in Richard Adams and Chuck Luzovich, juniors. The C team, undefeated this season, had outstanding athletes in Murphy, Ricky Carpenter and Gene White, the last two juniors. FRED LONIDIER is shown finishing fifth in a field of more than 60, in the 'A' classification of the Sac-Joaquin Section meet held at Oro-ville. The A's placed second. THE NATIVES ARE RESTLESS 1 WtRS Tiehm, R c. Luzovich, R. Adam, Coach Mcimurf, S. Pach.rer, J B CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK—W Halstead, R- Brown. B Cross Country CHUCK luzovich k 1 CHARD ADAMS C Cross Country C CROSS-COUNTRY TRACK-ROW ONE: E. Fleming, R. Flicker, A. Widener, B. Woodruff T ROw 1™ 'y.risten T- Tokuno. RO I O: Coach Mclnturf, P Hendruc H_ Abbott, R. Carpenter. G. Patrick. Walburn’ G- Henson, J. ROW ONE: J. Boone, D. Reagan, W. Randolph, W. Gee, R. Watson. ROW TWO: D. Scott, S. Leonard, P. Graham, M. Anderson, R. Leonard, Mr. High. Tennis Entering 1960 competition with a 2-1 record, the tennis team hoped to better their third place position of the previous year. The team, frustrated at its obvious lack of progress, gave those two old pros, coaches Maddux and Seevers, their walking paper. Mr. Joe High, who lists his experience as “none” (actually 2 weeks of college training), was clearly the superior man for the job. At press lime Pete Graham, Mike Anderson, Wing Gee, Ray Leonard and Richard Watson, all seniors, head the talent roster in that order. Next came junior Larry Baldry, sophomore Bill Randolph, senior Dick Reagan, junior Joe Boone, sophomore Steve Leonard, and junior Dave Scott. Best doubles team was Pete Graham and Ray Leonard. Coach High predicted a second place finish in league play and added “I’m not being pessimistic; Roseville has one of the best players in California and it's doubtful that we can top them.” ■ • STANDING, M Sch,«f,E.J .C« I.. v Rissell £ . Bump, E. Gibson. • „ r Mr. A1 Walsh. KNEELING: H. jSaVi R. Girard, R. Corkin, C. Kroeg Sears, G. Raymond, B. GilDeri, Golf After placing second behind Marysville in 1959 league competition, the OUHS golf team marched into the 1960 contests with high praise from Coach A1 Walsh Jr. Although there had been no matches at press time, Mr. Walsh predicted, “We have a good chance for first since Marysville, last year's winner, has dropped out of league play. Now, Oroville competes only with Chico and Yuba City.” Returnees from the 1959 squad were as follows: juniors, Tom Couris, Bill Gilbert, Gerald Bay, and Gary Raymond; and senior, Ed Fain. Other golfers were sophomores Doug Sears, Mike Schleef, and Vernon Bissell, and freshmen Ernie Gibson and Delbert Bump. OUTSTANDING GOLFER—This Junior, tops on the green, is Tom Gouris. GET READY—Gerald Bay has his sights on a hole-in-one. HIGH REACH - Gary Raymond swings the iron with evident skill. ON THE BALL-Ed Fain improving his lye on the rough (common practice with the Walsh Club). PERFECT FORM - Bill Gilbert has obviously hit the ball a few inches by the look in his eyes. G. Heath, Manager; H. Dopp, R. Hottle, D. Post, J. Burbridge. L. Silva, D. Young, R. Wilson, H. Powell, J. Pryor, J. Smith, F. Silva, M. Denny, S. Pscherer, J. Rowe, J. Badger, Coach J. Johnson. Varsity Baseball The OUHS baseball club got off to a good start this season winning three games and losing one by press time. We are planning on beating last year’s record, said Coach Johnny Johnson. Johnson remarked that he has a better than average ball-club with good defense and hitting, but the pitching is not as good as in the past. John Badger, outfielder and pitcher; Mel Denney, catcher; Doug Post, pitcher and infielder; and Jim Pryor, third-base and pitcher; all senior lettermen, are expected to spark the team. Juniors who already show good ability are Harvey Dopp, second-baseman; Jack Burbridge, shortstop; and outfielder John Rowe. At press time Rowe and Pryor were leading the team in hitting and Post was ahead in RBI’s. Jim Pryor, third base, Dick Young Harvey Dopp, pitcher second base second base John Badger, pitcher Jack Burbridge, John Rowe, shortstop outfielder G. Thatcher, J. Moore, R. Koski, D. Sanders. B. Heinz, K. McGee, R. Romano, M. Shoemaker, A. Gregory B. Vasiliou, D. Chollet, H. Haggard, T. Smith, G. Martin, M. Rogers, and Coach Hack Mclnturf (inset). Junior Varsity Baseball The OUHS Junior Varsity baseball team, coached by Hack Mclnturf, had, by press time, a 2-3 record. Mclnturf stated that the competition has been tough, but he anticipated much improvements in his team by the end of the season. The players showing the most early season promise are Rodney Koski (the best third baseman I’ve ever had, says Mclnturf); Gus Martin, catcher (a real hustler); and Dave Chollet, pitcher-outfielder (most ’heads-up’ player on the squad). Mclnturf said that most of the pitching load would descend on two freshmen, John Moore (also an outfielder) and Dan Nelson. Joe Moore, pitcher ROW ONE: R. Elkins, F. Lantzer, D. Nelson, C. Colley, D. Lowe, R. Hadley, 1. Gilbert, D. McGill, R. White, G. Madsen. ROW TWO: B. Sills, M. Brown, R. Anderson, P. Harlan, N. McGeachy, F. Spencer, A. Bartell, J. Nicholas, L. McIntosh, T. Watts, G. Beaver, T. Akins, E. Flemming, D. Zabokrtsky. Coach Elba Stafford Freshmen Basebal Ron White, second base Dan Nelson, pitcher Jerry Burbridge, first base, holds an opponent close to the bag. Willis Davidson, catcher FALL OFFICERS — These freshmen haven’t learned yet about our study habits. (L to R) Jackie Korich, president; Margo Bennett, girls’ representative; Judy Dallas, secretary; Donna Greene, vice president; and Russell Slobig, boys’ representative. Freshmen At the beginning of the ’59-’60 school year, 432 8th grade graduates crowded themselves into our fair school. At the end of the school year there were 427—228 boys and 199 girls. In honor of these inexperienced youths, the senior class sponsored the freshmen reception in September. The “froshies” and their partners were admitted without charge. Seventeen placed on the Honor Society and twenty-six on the Honor Roll. All the freshmen English teachers acted as advisors to the class. Chairman of this group was Mr. Kauffman. SPRING OFFICERS-Setting examples for fellow classmates are (L to R) David Lowe, boys’ representative; Betty Bryson, secretary; Norma Riley, vice president; Diann Johnson, girls’ representative; and Meredith Alt, president. ROW ONE: E. Gibson, L. Cumbuss, R. burns, M. Brown, L. Hankins, L. Gross, D. Burns, J. Conway, L. Clarke, C. Battee, S. Craig, C. Dabbs. ROW TWO: C. Hecker, C. Carlson, D. Haigwood, M. Dyer, P. Alexandris, C. Barton, J. Etter, J. Hill, D. Casagrande, W. Carter, G. Hindman, B. Ackerman. ROW THREE: H. Corkin, G. Beaver, J. Asbury, D. Brown, J. Chenoweth, S. Hanner, V. Castleman, W. Gillian, B. Buckley, H. Bates, L. Braz. ROW FOUR: YV. Clark, T. Anderson, J. Baldridge, F. Blttford, D. Hazelton, L. Clark, D. Figueroa, A. Bartel, R. Gannett, F. Brownell, T. Eggers, R. Elkins. ROW ONE: L. Ambrose, D. Forbes, P. Harlan, R. Anderson, D. Dowell, D. Greene, T. Biondo, M. Carpenter D Barton, J. Barton, j. Everett, J. Alakamovitch. ROW TWO: H. Hottinger, B. Green, L. French, M. Anderson, W. Farrens, M. Harvey, L. Hamby, D. George, A. Ereth, K. Collier, G. Beard, K. Hawkins. ROW THREE- T Bernardi, S. Baldry, M. Barkley, V. Burris, D. Bump, K. Bethel. E. Davis, J. Hollomon, S. Anderson, G. Duke’ M. Ashworth. ROW FOUR: S. Greenman, B. Blade, J. Burgan, D. Doane, T. Akins, C. Colley, D. Anderson, W. Humphreys, T. Buckallew, P. Hendrix, J. Crabtree, D. Grieco. ROW ONE: M. Hedge, G. Bettinger, B. Houk, L. Done, L. Arnold, R. Bashaw, S. Fields, N. Freeman, T. Chan, P. Bumgardner, M. Brown, C. Cahill. ROW TWO: J. Gipe, B. Andoe, H. Housen, D. Henrichs, B. Buckley, C. Brunson, P. Damon, E. Hill, B. Cueves, V. Harvey, L. Causey, K. Hudgens. ROW THREE: J. Davis, M. Elam, G. Bateman, B. Bryson, S. Dodd, E. Bell, J. Hammons, A. Bell, J. Bradford, S. Engle, M. Gilbert. ROW FOUR: R. Dawson, S. Ball, H. Hubbell, G. Bryant, V. Harvey, C. Houk, W. Harrington, L. Howard, G. Dowdy, R. Dingman, H. Denney, M. Bush. MOST INTELLIGENT—Claudia Barton and Jack Thatcher (kneeling) play London Bridge with Penny Alexandris and Dave Lowe. These brilliant young minds tell us this is their most stimulating form of recreation. - CAMPUS CLOWNS — Donna Greene and Dennis Miller are out for a Sunday ride, with Willie Clark and Joan Hammond providing the horsepower. ROW ONE: C. Foss, L. McIntosh, R. Flicker, G. Makowski, S. Lane, D. Grant, M. Bennett, J. Hopkins, B. Brock, K. Carter, M. Alt, H. Navarro. ROW TWO: J. LeRossignol, L. Long, M. McKibben, C. Ream, S. LaDue, J. Good, K. Alvarez, R. Abreu, E. Fleming, R. Graeff, J. Cruz, R. Curtis. ROW THREE: O. Conn, D. Hadley, L. Clark, R. Corkin, G. Custer, P. Farris, J. Edwards, R. Alt, D. Brenner, E. Flatt, J. Bright, M. Etter. ROW FOUR: W. Amos, R. Pruden, W. Davidson, C. Kroeger, W. Liley, J. Edwards, J. Holder, R. Dent, L. Cabrera, F. Martin, S. Dallas, N. Ackerman. childhood days ,-r,rsffis®®- -' Danny Hazehon. ROW ONE: N. Lacey, S. Rowe, J. Wood, A. McVean, K. Lewis, L. Shattuck, P. Rodriquez, T. Wright, L. Rowland, W. Kumle, B. Sparks, J. Stapleton.- ROW TWO: E. Speer, R. Slobig, A. Smith, L. Ward, J. Sanford, J. Lee, C. Lininger, S. Kelley, J. Miller, K. Schlegel, B. Raschdorf, N. McGeachy. ROW THREE: S. McMahon, S. Parisien, M. Landreth, S. McCahan, J. Muster, M. Parko, K. Jensen, L. Perkins, K. Moulton, T. Watts, T. Matlick, D. Wade. ROW FOUR: A. Poloni, E. Lyons, S. Redkey, G. Openshaw, J. Nichols, J. McNichols, J. Young, W. Mullen, M. Kissler, R. Dyer, D. Walburn, W. Olds. WiMMtoiNHMti ROW ONE: F. Lindbeck, M. Nichols, J. Lowe, G. Madsen. B. Terry. B. Rodgers, B. Krettinger D. Lerner L. Johnson, I O’Connell, J. Peters, M. Martin. ROW TWO: J. Metzger, K. Ross, C Miranda B. Poppehcuer, M Oberholtzer, L. Montaney, J. Prouty, J. Puccini, S. Pardick, Z. Phillips, L. Reardon, H. McQuown. ROM THREE: G. Moore, J. Masicller, D. Post, J. Ramey, J. Patrick, L. McCracken, D Lowe, N. Mills, S. Munk, R. Pratt, 1). Melton, L. Kaclin, J. Jurison. ROW FOUR: F. Preston, K. Milligan, M. Graves, S. Ogle, L. Peck, D. Nelson, J. McElroy, C. Perkins, R. Parker, C. Parker, B. Rich, 1). McGill. -CATH?,SS5A:nr™ ROW ONE: I. Massengale, L. Mayhew, C. Ledger, D. Miller, B. Ramick, J. Reed, D. Navarrom, L. Remstedt, J. Mayfield, W. McCarter, I'. Lewis, G. Price. ROW TWO: M. Laswell, D. Langston, M. Northcutt, L. Pinkley, J. McKillop, J. Korich, N. Riley, I. Miller, E. Jones, B. Nay, D. Prentice, S. Morgan. ROW THREE: S. Marcyan, S. Morrow, J. Martinez, C. Mingus, J. Metsker, D. Johnson, J. Odekirk, C. Rice, M. McCarrell, I. Owens, R. Phelps, J. Rossill. ROW FOUR: B. McDaniel, T. Kocotis, J. LaVoy, M. Morelock, R. Ramsey, C. Kennady, D. Owrens, R. Long, L. Jones, M. Minasian, J. Moore, M. Rose. BIG WHEELS—We find the freshmen’s opinion of the greatest personalities in Grosse’s happy abode. (L to R) Lynne Rowland, Jim Nicholas, Diann Johnson, and Stan Redkey. ROW ONE: S. Wilcox, A. Smith, R. Simmons, L. Schuster. ROW TWO: J. Sadowski, P. Sylva, S. Wilson, N. Van Donover, B. White. ROW THREE: B. Wixom, W. Williams, L. Whitfield, V. Wilburn. ROW FOUR: S. Schuster, J. Whitlock, V. Sharp, C. Yaws, D. Young. ROW ONE: B. Travis, W. Wyman. D. Smith, B. Snowden, W. Williford, D. Wing, D. Taylor, P. Williams, C. Thornton, D. Zabokrtsky, B. Sills, M. Taylor. ROW TWO: R. Zancanella, J. Thatcher, A. Youngblood, L. Sether, V. Wehrle, P. West, K. Strum, T. Tufoni, D. Slagle, W. Wyman, S. Stillwell, A. Thompson. ROW THREE: V. Webb, T. Wallace, S. Steph, S. Talbitzer, T. Simmons, V. Winder, E. Wristen, J. Winters, S. Scott, C. Sheehan, P. Shannon, J. Sloan. ROW FOUR: R. Wilson, J. Tarantino, B. Woodson, R. White, J. Vest, W. Simmons, F. Writesman, R. Stillwell, J. Schroeder, F. Spencer, G. Stewart, B. Schilling. SPRING OFFICERS— (L to R) Marla Bennett, vice president; Nancy Hayes, secretary; Therese Good, president; and Gary Heath, boys’ representative, are a little late joining the telephone booth faddists. Absent from the picture, Kay Dunn, girls’ representative. Sophomores This year’s sophomore class had a total of 423 students, 219 boys and 204 girls. Twenty-one students made the Honor Society as opposed to sixteen last year. There were six associate members. Twelve made the Honor Roll. The class officers, with Steve Leonard as chairman, planned the annual Sophomore Hop, held in November in the girls’ gym. FALL OFFICERS—Steve Leonard, president, pays off his fellow workers, (L to R) Sue Ginter, vice president; Marla Bennett, secretary; Bobby Fisher, boys’ representative; and Jolene Sitton, girls’ representative. ROW ONE: R. Reed, P. O’Brien, D. Landry, C. Loyd, N. Loyd, R. Rowe, D. Pryor, J. Palmer, M. Putnam, S. Miles, C. Moellendorf, L. LaDue. ROW TWO: J. Richardson, K. Root, V. Quigley, B. Martin, M. McElroy, S. Miller, M. McCarthy, B. Koetz, G. Gillis, P. O’Neil, S. Erwin, P. Dudley. ROW THREE: K. Meyer, T. McBec, C. Merck, M. Northcutt, H. Kreamer, L. Ray, K. Payne, I Powers, P. Furphy, A. Mitchell, f. Harris, C. Docring. ROW FOUR: R. Dowell, G. Orr, C. Dunn, J. Edwards, M. Jones, G. Cunningham, E. Cantrell, S. Leonard, B. Peck, M. Mallctte, G. Ewing, M. Cox. ROW ONE: J. Letterman, J. Curran, J. Hunt, R. Halstead, F. Hall, S. Harris, B. Giles, L. Dugger, J. Bumgard-ner, B. Chamberlain, N. Chung, L. Barton. ROW TWO: G. Heath. C. Galloway, J. Brown, W. Gilbert, J. Giese, L. Figueroa, L. Holcomb, S. Berry, J. Charles, H. Holsclew, C. Brewer, P. Higginbotham. ROW' THREE: B. Beck, C. Bickford, J. Greer, T. Anno, I. Bostick, B. Earley, P. Bohanon, S. Hitte, D. Denney, R. Conley, C. Crowder, P. Fielder. ROW? FOUR: R. Batchelor, D. Davis. J. Corbaley, D. Harrison, T. Casson, D. Heil, J. Gunderson, R. Girard, L. Heffington, G. Doane, R. Gurley, D. Barwick. US CLOWN-Df SSTE Mcr!e ROW ONE: J. Rotinski, C. Johnson, B. Keane, H. Jones, D. Mahlum, D. Powell, F. Phillips, V. Lee, S. Pevy, P. Jatko, S. Ortega, E. LeBlanc. ROW TWO: J. Parmentier, M. Lane, P. Phillips, M. Oxley, P. Kneer, S. Jones, B. Miller, R. Lowman, I). Lawrence, D. James, K. Johnson, G. McNulty. ROW THREE: M. Rogers, D. Owens, F. Gimenez, B. Renard, V. Lindsay, W. Moak, W. Kelley. ROW FOUR: L. Rice, L. Kirk, L. Nelson, G. Martin, R. Rigmaeten, S. Kroeger, T. O'Brien, K. McGehee, C. Reeves, A. Malone, B. Pitts, R. Koski. ROW ONE: B Outlaw, P. Pryor, J. Ryan, J. McCutcheon, M. Put key, J. Navarro, R. Rasmussen, V. Owens, W. Kuoppala, G. Pokorney, T. Loucks, M. Quinting. ROW TWO: R. Lull, W. Kirk, G. Phillips, V. Kunkel, G. Soderberg, P. Rogers, L. Moak, C. Pratt, C. Hadley, S. Oliver, B. Purkey, D. Johnson. ROW THREE: W. Rogers, W. Randolph, H. Olson, B. Kernan, L. Klein, J. Massie, L. Johnson, F. Middleton, R. Reed, N. Perkins, G. Davis, C. McHugh. ROW FOUR: B. Mieth, P. Kelly, C. Murphy, R. Lowman, J. Lucas, D. Lewin, B. Jones, 1). LaBlanc, P. Robertson, T. Kirkpatrick, J. Price, B. Rupp. ,OST athletic- � VE')C“ MOST INTELLIGENT-Effervescent with native cunning are (L to R) Karen Vaughan, Steve Leonard, Sue Ginter, Kevin Murphy. ROW ONE: D. Smith, C. Wiggins, K. Stanfield, P. West, V. Wilson, P. Wiegand, T. Tokuno, C. Scheer, W. Ihomas, J. Thompson, R. Stanley, J. Thornton. ROW TWO: B. Wilson. J. Sitton, J. Woods, C. Schenkel, J. Smith, B. Williams, D. Worters, }. Watkins, L. Young, D. Sanders, B. Thompson, D. Waugh. ROW THREE- R. Van Dyke, T. Worcester, B. Watts, C. Tisserand, B. Watson, J. Weeks, E. Zanacella, C. Wyatt, M. Shoemaker, R. M atson, R. Romano, K. Wiley. ROW FOUR: C. Dower, R. Perry, D. Poppelreiter, C. Scoggins, J. Marta, S. Washington, D. Jackson, J. Mathews, J. Tiehm, W. Reed, M. Moore, S. Kirkpatrick. ROW ONE: M. Bennett, L. Dowell, M. Dobbins, W. Hill, L. Glover, B. Hill, W. Griggs, E. Edwards, S. Allen, L. Ball, V. Bissell, R. Denmark. ROW TWO: B. Fisher, W. Bajurin, F. Edwards, D. DeCamp, R. Carter, J. Gillis, F. Custer, G. Ivanhoe, N. Goberg, D. Helmick, V. Brannon, D. Hocking. ROW THREE: R. Good, N. Hayes, S. Ginter, M. Azevedo, H. Abbott, E. Carter, H. Haggard, C. Gunderson, A. Foote, S. Ford, L. Correll, J. Blankenship. ROW FOUR: C. Eddington, M. Eakins. S. Ginter, D. Chollet, R. Budler, L. Conner, B. Heinz, M. Bandy, B. Berry, J. Clifton, J. Herring, L. Anderson. FASHION PLATE-(L to R) Dwiglu Helmick, Doug Sears, and Vicki Barton are hard at work on the latest Lanz creation. Our lovely model is Therese Good. ROW ONE: V. Stromer, V. Stanley, V. Toney, B. Stovall, V. Woodruff, J. Thelander, D. Wells, B. Vasiliou M Skidmore, J. Thornton, D. Stewart, M. Schulte. ROW TWO: R. Victory, S. Smith, V. Zoff, S. Worley, L. Wood, R. Wagner, B. Whittier, B. Woodruff, T. Willingham, M. Winters, R. Whiteley, D. Townsend, R. Sylva. ROW THREE: J. Seek, K. Vaughn, B. Wyman, A. Steadman, A. Van Camp, B. Tannahill, J. Shannon,'I. Spivy, B Wade, E. Yarbrough, D. Young, T. Woodson. ROW FOUR: G. Thatcher, C. Wing, C. Strayer, H. Steele, M. Schleef, D. Sears, J. Samprucci, G. Zachary, T. Smith, B. Youngblood, J. Singer, D. Taber. PERSONALITY PLUS-Apparently these kids got their personalities from watching Alfred Hitchcock Presents”: (L to R) Bucky Whittier, Bobby Fisher, Judy Dallas, and Jolene Sitton. ROW ONE: S. Aday, S. Goodwin, J. Amos, R. Bueler, B. Irick, V. Barton, L. George, [. Cunningham, L Eaves T. Bardlmeier, M. Gould, L. Hardy. ROW TWO: M. Cox, R. Eaves, C. Crump, S. Culler, K. Dumm, L. Huett, S. Franklin, L. Glascock, P. Castillo, L. Aldrich, G. Henson, K. Habert. ROW THREE: J. Bamtord D Graeff, J. Bates, C. Eggers, J. Dallas, J. Huett, J. Burns, S. Couchman, M. Tassum, S. Edwards, C. Eichelkraur, C. Atntp. ROW FOUR: G. Hickey, H. Harvey, B. Beauchemin, L. Chivrell, J. Davis, R. Alpers, W. Greenwald, J. Herd, J. Herring, J. Cameron, M. DeVore, A. Christensen. - SPRING OFFICERS - The usual four to one proportion is maintained by (L to R) Sara Kauffman, secretary; Mary Ellen Stern, vice president; Johnna Johnson, president; Edith Dugger, girls' representative; and Dick Hoffman, boys’ representative. Juniors In the Junior Class of 1959-1960 the girls out-numbered the boys—201 to 183. The Honor Roll carried a total of twenty juniors while the highest academic level, the Honor Society, contained fifteen. The class provided the money for the annual Junior Prom, the Senior Banquet, and the Senior Farewell. The class members provided entertainment for and served the Seniors. FALL OFFICERS-Dick Young, boys' representative seems to be mighty content with (L to R) Carol Currier, girls’ representative; Joyce Young president; Carol Slurdock, vice president; and Diane Openshaw, secretary. TVVO f M «e. • • S� 'ag=. w. wi gg . ROW ONE: P. Dingman, M. Collins, N. Felipe, E. Dugger, P. Howard, J. Hilton, J. Hilton, A. Farrens, J. Henderson, B. Irick, S. Hankins, R. Devol. ROW TWO: G. Gilliam, D. George, M. Cooledge, D. Humphrey, B. Day, S. Holley, M. Bueler, M. Caywood, A. Bethel, M. Haddock, P. Devaney, J. Collins. ROW THREE: P. Chailer, E. Ball, L. Downey, D. Dunn, J. Humphrey, T. Crawfard, M. Bean, B. Brown, D. Baker, F. Brannon, C. Baker, A. Gregory. ROW FOUR: R. Gibson, R. Conway, W. Bissell, J. Andrew, R. Brown, B. Chapman, D. Ewing, J. Daily, L. Bettinger, G. Campbell, R. Fox, W. Blankenship. ROW ONE: D. Farris, D. Astobiza, H. Grants, J. Bettinger, L. Harvey, D. Baldridge, S. Hageman, N. Dougherty, C. Edwards, B. Colley, J. Delany, E. Berry. ROW TWO: D. Edwards, C. Graves, M. Barger, J. Edwards, Dopp, L. Barry, D. Holloway, L. Hail, C. Gabriel, C. Clark, I. Cumbuss. ROW THREE: P. Brown, W. Alt, Drew, F. Cruz, R. Bunch, B. Halstead, K. Allen, B. Franklin, H. Hunt, R. Autrey, S. Anderson, G. Housen, Balderston. ROW FOUR: B. Brott, F. Claessens, M. Damon, P. Curry, B. Delp, J. Burbridge, D. Conway, Barton, D. Burdick, J. Hwan, J. Hunt. know 'bat Vicci ,v,c wouldn’t you kn %vindow si-f “°u‘- — •B “XJ Q ROW ONE: G. Rosenbalm, G. Jones, L. Martin, R. Nelson, D. Phillips, B. Larson, D. Knight, S. Patterson, S. Merian, J. Robertson, K. Klein, R. Levulett. ROW TWO: P. Pogue, R. Rennard, J. Rogers, C. Owens, F. Jensen, H. Reams, B. Briggs, L. Richardson, S. Kauffman, S. Ladd, H. Hopkins, B. Ledger. ROW THREE: L. Polk, P. Green, J. Politovich, C. Horton, L. Baldry, R. Carpenter, J. Rose, M. Phillips, K. Lull, B. Leach, C. Osborn, C. Luzovich. ROW FOUR: B. Knight, P. Miller, B. Parker, S. Harris, R. Owens, R. Adams, F. Conrad, E. Facciano, G. Campbell, G. Bamford, A. Risdon, B. Munk. ROW ONE: A. Simonds, D. Sims, G. Vroomman, M. Wilcox, J. Warner, C. Stone, S. Vanzandt, L. Tackitt, N. Sherman, B. Van Allen, C. Snodgrass, M. Thomas. ROW TWO: J. Sether, C. Smith, B. Van Dyke, S. Thelander, S. Stenross, J. Steen, C. Wilson, J. Sligar, P. Seely, P. Teaskey, S. Wald, D. Stevens. ROW THREE: M. Thomas, N. Wilcox, L. Will, L. Sterpenig, P. Shaner, B. Vance, S. Smith, C. Shettlesworth, J. Spannaus, D. Tannahill, B. Stover, B. Schuler. ROW FOUR: I. Siggeirsson, D. Weeks, R. Skiles, J. Tillman, D. Zuber, B. Taylor, B. Spivy, B. Stafford, J. Young, B. Wilmoth, M. Stern, S. Wilson. MOST ATHLETIC—Exhibiting a few of the many trophies they have jointly accumulated during their combined 25 years at OUHS are (L to R) George Thatcher, Phyllis Chailer, Linda Bryson, and Paul Miller. FASHION PLATE — Glamorous OUHS fashions are modeled by (L to R) Diane Openshaw, Tom Couris, Trudy Thode, and Bill Gilbert. ROW ONE: L. Larsen, C. Murdock, J. Oberholtzer, D. Jones, B. Lebo, C. Rupp, B. Points, D. Openshaw, L. Polk, S. Porteous, J. Johnson, S. McLeod. ROW TWO: J. Platzek. G. Knutson, P. Long, R. Landreth, C. Miller, B. Read, B. Neal, C. Nettleship, L. Owen, N. Harlin, A. Lowe, J. Peterson. ROW THREE: B. Patrick. J. Phillips, A. Miller, M. Koch, S. McMahon, A. Patrick, A. Kaelin, C. Jones, C. Peck, C. Leonard, C. Post, R. Patterson. ROW FOUR: A. Mitchel, J. Rowe, W. Rumble, P. Jensen, J. Long, N. Roderich, D. Martin, L. Lombard, M. Mooney, R. Rigmaiden, J. Reagan, W. Ryan. MOST IN’TELUCFvt Py,0!)'E; B Yaws N. Terry, D. Van Denover, N. Sexton, P. Shay, I. Zimmerman D Zirkle I Smith R TThSe G Johnson VUn elL' MRH°W ™0: D‘ Wood- � • Taylor, M. Powel, C. Plumlee, D. Robinson! Pscherer k Schaffer l’ o, M ck D’ °rr' H Malone- ROW THREE: M. Mingus, S. S ROWro kW J,; S,hornt’ S’ Mc£re P- Johnson, J. Mangrum, D. Jensen, L. Johnson, B. judson, 0:Da Cr Su 0,t- Graves, K. McMahon, V. Ross, R. Morelock. R. Martin, J ca uay, u nite, R. LeBlanc, D. Owens, M. McMain. J RO ONE: L. Hill, K. Abbott C. Collinson, A. Asbury, E. Butterfield, C. Hubbell, V. Bowles S. Green N. B Anderson C“mbu“' ROVV TWO: )• keener, S. Foursha, S. Hoover, D. Alt, S. Colburn, B. Anderson H. Gill , Hendrickson, C. Currier, W. Denney, K. DeMattos, J. Bradshaw. ROW THREE- T MDon RCCarS °RSw FOUR0 nT KfCo R Bryson, M. Fendi! J. Andrews, R. FZeI V Kuszyl ■E M- Dav“- d G,ave!- ° SPRING OFFICERS-Looking much like a police line-up are (L to R) Charles Tonev, boys' representative; Kathy Rogers, girls' representative; Dorothy Purkey, secretary; Helen Marie Nelson, vice-president; and Judy Rassmcssen, president. Seniors The class of 1960 will be the largest ever to graduate from OUHS, with 291; previous high was '56 with 272. There were thirteen life CSF members, the most to be so honored in all the years of this high school. Twenty-three placed on the Honor Society for the fall semester, highest in the four classes. 1 he Freshman Reception, Senior Banquet, Senior Skip Day, Baccalaureate Services, the Graduation Day were some of the activities of the senior class this year. About 1,000 students and parents jammed the boys' gym during March for the first Career Night at Oroville High. “From the responses of parents, consultants, and students I have spoken to,” offered Mr. Dambacher, “we probably will have another Career Night next year.” After the welcome in the gym by PTA president Marcia Seward, presentation of colors by the Oroville Naval Cadet Corps, and the introduction of consultants and panel by Mr. Robert Hoberg, general chairman of the event, the parents adjourned to the library from the gym, and the students attended designated classes to hear experts discuss various vocations. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Casagrande, and Mr. Lucas were the class advisors. FALL OFFICERS - It seems even though (L to R) Jan Moseley, secretary; Dick Mathis, president; Barbara Chamber-lain, girls' representative; Dick Reagan, boys’ representative; and Charlotte Welty, vice president are seniors they haven’t learned what the word “quiet” means in the library. John Rivers David won the Lions Club, American Legion and CSF Oratorical Contests in his senior year. He was a member of the CSF in his junior year and participated in the FFA, boxing, and various other activities. Joanne was a member of CSF all four years of high school making her a Life Member. She was the class treasurer of her freshman class and vice-president of the CSF during her junior and senior years. She also participated in the CSF Oratorical Contest this year and was selected as one of the four top GAA members. r Evelyn played lead roles in the Junior and Senior class plays. She competed in the Lions and CSF Oratorical Contests and has been a reporter on the school newspaper for two years. John was active in all areas of student life: president of many organizations and the student body; lettered in several sports; supporting actor in the Junior Play; member of the Honor Roll; and public speaking. These speakers were selected through a senior class vote. Graduation Speakers RUNNERS-UP—Dick Reagan, Celia Graves, and Bob Seward. John Schenkel Agriculture ZZS E-! Joanne Barkley Music John Jensen Math Bank of America Awards Wing Gee Social Science (L to R) R. Leonard, J. Jensen, W. Frost, B. Seward. J. Davis, J. Schenkel, J. Barkley. J. Brum-blay, E. Campbell, W. Gee. A high grade average, extra-curricular participation, and the recommendation of a committee made up of teachers are just a few of the requirements for the Bank of America Awards. The highest awards went to Joanne Barkley in fine arts, John Jensen in the fields of math and science. Wing Gee in liberal arts, and John Schenkel in vocational arts. Presented with certificates were (L to R) Ray Leonard, foreign language; John Jensen, mathematics; Winifred Frost, commercial; Bob Seward, English; Jessie Davis, art; John Schenkel, agriculture; Jim Brum-blay, trade and industrial arts; Elizabeth Campbell, home economics; and Wing Gee, social science. Not pictured, Roger Moseley, science. Life Members Students who make the Honor Society four semesters out of six during their last three years of high school receive a gold seal attached to their diploma as a sign of honor. They are entered as Life Members of the Society. If they enter the University of California they automatically become members of the Lower Division Honor Society and remain so as long as their grades are good. Students gain this scholastic level required by the Honor Society through a ten point system. An A ’ in a solid (English, social science, math, etc.) earns three points. “B’s” in a solid earn one point. An A in some non-solids (band, typing, etc.), earns li 2 points, with a “B” giving i 2 point. This makes it necessary to earn at least three “A's” in solid subjects each semester in order to make this select group. ROW ONE: Helen Marie Nelson, Vicki Jones, Joanne Barkley, Celia Graves, Dorothy Purkey. ROW TWO: Brandon Wentworth, Lanny Cummins, Wing Gee, David Bennum, John Jensen and Edward Hall. Not pictured are Ray Leonard and Asa Wahlstrom. The Brain Brawl, held in the OUHS library, was between Yuba City, Marysville, Chico and Oroville. Joanne Barkley, John Jensen and David Bennum represented the Tigers with Lanny Cummins as the alternate. Results were not known at press time. If one school wins the trophy three times in a row, they retire it permanently. Chico w’as fortunate to win in 1959. Extremely difficult questions concerning English, math, science, and many others were asked. The Nugget went to press prior to this event. . MOST INTELLIGENT—There seems to 1 a contest between Celia Graves, Wing Gee, Helen Good and John Jensen to who is the brainiest, or is it brawniest? PERSONALITY PLUS—Pete Graham, Carolyn Loyd, Jan Moseley, and Jim Pryor are caught in the act of firing the boiler with a little mountain dew. MOST ATHLETIC-John Rivers, Pat Sears, Connie O'Quinn and Doug Post seem to be reverting to their ancestors' natural habits. BARBARA ADAMS Drama Club—3 Pep Club—2 v Chorus—3, 4 vp Class Play—3 r i |4� .y vy8 f' ? vVj.V ,Mf ! SHA! VERDA BANDY Drama Club—3, 4 MICKEY AHRENS Russian Club—3 Pep Club—2, 3 Golf Club—4 GAA—4 SHARON ASHBRAN Tiger Tales Staff—1 Racquet Club—3 Lyre Club—2 GAA—} GLENDA ALLEN Lyre'Club—2,B ■ MICHAEL ANDERSON French Club—1, 2 Racquet Club-U Block 0—4 Football—4 Tennis—4 BADGER 0 Custodian—4 n if Boys’ Rep.—3 | o Block 0 Vice Pres.—4 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 MERLE BANTA Auto Club—3 Basketball—1 JOANNE BARKLEY CSF Vice Pres.—3, 4 CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer—1 CSF Oratorical Contest—} HOLLIS BARNES Latin Club—2 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Track—1, 2 BERTHA BEAN Pep Club—2 Jr. Red Cross—2 Racquet Club—3 SHARON BECK Jr. Class Play Future Teachers—3 Drama Club—4 DICK BELSER FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—3 KEITH BELT HUGH BENNETT DAVID BENNUM CSF-1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club—1, 2 Marching Band—2, 3 Class Play Electrician—4 SCOTT BENSON Russian Club—3 French Club—2 Basketball—1, 2 DAVID BIRD CSF-3 CSF Oratorical Contest— 3, 4 FFA—1, 2 Boxing—1, 2 BILL BLACKSTEN CLARENCE BOATWRIGHT Block 0—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2, 3 Basketball—1 Honor Society—1 Honor Roll—1 FFA—1, 2 Auto Club—4 RUTH BONHAM Creative Writing—4 Pep Club—1 Chorus—2 Science SALLIE BONNER Jr. Class Play Drama Club Sec.—4 Science Club Sec.—2, GAA—1, 2 JUDY BOSWELL Pep Club—1 GAA—1 Chorus—4 EDDIE BOWERS Class Play—4 Radio Club- —1, 2 Russian Club—4 Football—2 PATRICIA BOWMAN Lyre Club—4 Concert Band—4 RICHARD BRADSHAW GRANT BROADWAY GAIL BROWN JUDY BROWN Track—1 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Body Sec.—4 Lyre Club—3, 4 Track—2 Class Officer—1 GAA—2 Boxing—2 Racquet Club—3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3 Choir, 3, 4 JIM BRUMBLAY Auto Club—3 TRACY BURRELL FFA-2, 4 JOAN BURRIS Jr. Red Cross—1 RALPH CAMERON ELIZABETH CAMPBELL KEN CAMPBELL Future Teachers—3 Track—1, 2 French Club—1, 2 Boxing—1 GAA—1, 4 Basketball—3 RUTH CARNAHAN ALAN CARRELL Auto Club—4 Football—2 Student of the Week—4 Track—2 Science Club—3 JAMES CARROLL ORVAL CARTER Footbal—1 BILL CASSON Tiger Tales Reporter—4 Auto Club—3, 4 Latin Club—1, 2 Basketball—2 GAIL CASTLEMAN GAA—E, 2, 3, 4 Lyre Club—2, 3 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band—2, 3, 4 MARYLAN CATT Lyre Club—3, 4 Pep Club—1 GAA—E, 2, 3 Inter-Concert Band—2, 3, BARBARA CHAMBERLAIN KATHLEEN CHOLLET STEVE CHRISTENSEf Class Girls’ Rep.—4 Oratorical Contest—2 Jr. Class Play French Club—1, 2 Lyre Club—3, 4 Tiger Tales Staff—4 Auto Club—4 Choir—I, 2, 3, 4 4 GAA—1, 2. 3 SAMMY CLEM VERNA CUNGAN EVALINE COLVIN JACK COOK DENNIS CORBALEY FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Class Play GAA—1. 2 Creative Writing—3, 4 Drama Club—3, 4 VIVIAN CRAWFORD THOMAS CRESWELL LANNY CUMM: CSF—2, 3, 4 Football—2, 4 Basketball—3 Class Play Publicity—3, 4 Science Club—1, 2, 3 r' ■f Boys’ Rep.—1 Pep Club—1, 2 Latin Club—2 Block 0—3, 4 Football—3 Track—3 MAY CUSTER ■ Future Teachers—3 Auto Club—3, 4 GAA—1 DIANA DAUERNHEIM Class Play Publicity—4 Latin- Club—1, 2 Radio Club—1, 2 JIM DAVIDSON Boxing—1, 2 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 BILL DAVIS Lyre Club—1 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2 Boxing—1, 2 JANICE DAVIS JESSIE DAVIS Jr. Statesmen of America—3 Art—1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club—2 GAA-1 GERALD DENNEY FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Football—3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 MELVIN DENNEY FFA----1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 COLEEN DENNIS Jr. Class Play Drama Club—4 Future Teachers—3 GWEN DEVORE VICTOR DOWDY Tiger Tales Reporter—4 Auto Club—4 BETTY DRUMMOND Honor Roll—1, 4 JOHN DUNN Science Club—3 Racquet Club—4 Basketball—3 Track—2, 3 DARREL DURST FFA Vice Pres.—4 FFA—1, 2, 4 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3 DANIEL DeMATTOS Lyre Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—3 Baseball—2 Football—3 HARLEY EADS Cross Country Track—3, 4 PAUL EAKINS CSF-1. 3, 4 Nugget Staff—3 Science Club—3 DARLENE EAMES GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club—1 Pep Club—3 Golf Club—4 HELEN EAVES CARLOS EDDINGTON Drama Club-3, 4 Football—1, 2 Track—1 NORMAN EDWARDS Football—1, 2 DAVID ELAM Racquet Club—2 Basketball—1, 3, 4 DAVID ELAM Racquet Club—2 Basketball—1, 3, 4 EDWARD FAIN Block 0—2, 3, 4 Golf—2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3 Baseball—1 MICHAEL FIGUEROA French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club—1, 2 WINIFRED FROST CSF—2, 3, 4 Golf Club—4 Creative Writing—3 THAIS GATTER NATHANIAL GABRIEL JEAN GATES COP Bank Music Clinic Student Body Vice Pres.-4 —3, 4 Russian Club—3 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 All-Northern California Basketball—2 Racquet Club Pres.- i Racquet Club Scorekeeper —3 GAA—1, 2, 3 DALE EDWARDS Auto Club-1, 2, 4 Track—3 Football—4 JERRY FOURSHA Auto Club—3, 4 Football—2 CLARENCE GAUB FFA—1, 2, 3 Football—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2 WING GEE CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres.—1 Block 0 Sec.—4 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3 ELISABETH GENASCI Class Vice Pres.—1 Pep Club—1 GAA-1 Racquet Club—1 WILLIAM GIBBS Auto Club—4 FFA—1, 2, 3 JUNE GILBERT Latin Club—1 Russian Club—3 Radio Club—2 Jr. Red Cross—2 JERRY GILLIAM Football—1, 2 Boxing—2 Swimming—2 Auto Club—3 JULIE GILLIS CSF—1 Class Vice Pres.—1 Class Girls Rep.—3 GAA—1, 2, 3 DONNA GOOD GAA-1, 2 Pep Club—1, 2 Chorus—4 HELEN GOOD Class Girls’ Rep.—2 Class Sec.—1 GAA-1, 2, 3 Girls’ State—3 CLAUD GOULD BEVERLY GRAEFF Auto Club—3, 4 GAA—4 PETE GRAHAM Student Body Pres.—4 Boys’ Rep.—1 Racquet Club—3 Block 0—1, 2. 3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 JUDITH GRANT Spanish Club Sec.—2 Girls’ League—1, 2 GAA—1, 2 Auto Club—4 CELIA GRAVES CSF Sec.—3 Latin Club Pres.—4 CSF—1, 2, 4 Latin Club Vice Pres.—2 DARRYHL GREEN Basketball—2 GLENDA GRENKE Racquet Club—3 Pep Club—1 Future Teachers—3, 4 JAY GRUBBS FFA Rep.—3 Class Play—3, 4 Swimming—1 FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 LEE GUNDERSON CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Rep. to Model UN—3, 4 Drama Club Officer—4 Radio Club—1, 2 DON GURLEY Pep Club—1 Basketball—2 MARY LOU GUTIERREZ Creative Writing Pres.—3 Pep Club—1 LINDA HAGENLOCHER Class Girls’ Rep.—2 Latin Club Rep.—3 Racquet Club—4 EDWARD HALL CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club—1 Russian Club—3 JERRY HARDY ZELLENO HARRIS MERLE HALL FFA—2, 3 Rod and Gun Club—1 COY HARDENBURG CSF Oratorical Contest—1 Sr. Class Play Future Teachers Sec.—3 Future Teachers Vice Pres. LUCIA HARVEY FRED HAVERLAND Honor Roll—1, 4 DONALD HAGEMAN Basketball—1 KAY HARDENBURG Oratorical Contest—1 Jr. Red Cross—1 Radio Club—1, 2 Racquet Club—3 JAMES HAWKINS Football—1 Boxing—1 Baseball—2 GILBERT JIAYS CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club—1, 3, 4 Radio Club—2 Sr. Class Play SANDRA IIAZELTON Hall of Fame—2, 4 HORACE HELMICK CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Boys’ Rep.—2 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 KEN HEMSTOCK Sr. Class Play Drama Club—4 Basketball—3 Football—2 WILLIS HENDERSON FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Rod and Gun Club—1 Basketball—1, 2 Track—1 JUNE HENDRIX Racquet Club—4 SUSAN HEYEN GAA—1, 2 Pep Club—2, 3, 4 Jr. Red Cross—3 Racquet Club—4 MIKE HIGGINBOTHAM Auto Club—4 VERA HINES Perfect Attendance—3 MARJORIE HITTE Class Treas.—2 GAA Treas.—4 Songleader—4 GAA—1. 2. 3. 4 ROBERT HOAD Auto Club—3, 4 DELMER HORN CSF—1, 2, 4 Lyre Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club—1, 2, 3 Russian Club—4 RAYMOND HOTTLE Block 0—2, 3, 4 Baseball—2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 All League Football—4 MARY HOWARD Class Play Usherette—3, 4 Future Teachers Pres.—4 Future Teachers Sec.— 2, 3, 4 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 JOYCE HUMPHREYS Class Play—3 Lyre Club Sec.—4 Auto Club—4 Pep Club—2, 3, 4 CAMPUS CLOWNS—Jerry Foursha, Dick Mathis, Jo Anne Sparks, and Julie Gillis are participating in one of the clean activities offered at OUHS. 4 MICHAEL JAYO CsO- (S JOHN JENSEN BARBARA JOHNSON MARY JONES CSF—3 CSF Life Member Student Body Historian-4 Honor Roll—2 Oratorical Contest—2 Class Vice Pres.—2 French Club—3, 4 Jr. Class Play French Club Rep.—3 Science Club—1, 2, 3 Sr. Class Play Auto Club—4 VICKIE JONES CSF-1, 2, 3, 4 CSF Sec.—3 GAA—3, 4 PATRICIA JURKO Jr. Red Cross—1, 2, 3, 4 Creative Writing—3 Welfare Club—1 GAA—4 IRENE KAELIN Jr. Red Cross—1 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Jr. Statesmen-4 MIKE KAST MICHELE KAY SHARON KELLEY FFA—1, 2 Latin Club Officer—2 CSF-1 Junior Statesman—1 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—1 Jr. Statesmen- Radio—1 ALAN KELLY Competer Class—4 Russian Club—4 Science Club—1, 2 Math Club—3 AFTON KING Racquet Club—4 Girls Glee—1 i MARCIA KIRKHAM Latin Club Sec.—2 Lyre Club Pres.—4 Pep Club—2 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 DENISE KLUENDER Honor Roll—3, 4 Jr. Class Play GAA—1, 2 Pep Club-1, 2 DAVID KNAUTH LARRY KOENIG JUDY KORICH Sr. Class Play Jr. Class Play Drama Club—3, 4 Racquet Club—3 ROBERT LaROSE Auto Club—4 ERIC LARSON Rod and Gun Club—1 Track—1 Boxing—1 JACKIE LaSARTE Class Vice Pres.—3 Pep Club Officer—3 Jr. Red Cross—2, 3 GAA—2, 3 LINDA LAWRENCE CSF-3, 4 CSF Oratorical Contest—3 French Club—L 2, 3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 ALIXE LAWTON Jr. Class Play Football Queen—4 Songleader- 4 French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 DAN LEDFORD Football—2 JUDY LEDFORD Band—1, 2 Golf Club-4 Pep Club-2 GAA—2 GARY LEDGER FFA-1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming—2 Boxing—2 LINDA LEDGER Jr. Red Cross—2 GAA-2 Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—1 ROBERT LEE football—2 Track—1, 2 RAY LEONARD CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Block 0—2, 3, 4 Tennis—1, 2, 3, 4 JUDY LeROSSIGNOL Class Vice Pres.—3 Jr. Red Cross—3 Auto Club—4 Pep Club—3 FAYE LIGHTLE Lyre Club—3, 4 Pep Club-1, 2. 3 Jr. Red Cross—1, 2, 3 GAA-1, 2, 3 ‘ . flUTQ RICHARD LIGHTLE Auto Club-4 Block 0—2, 3 HARRIET LOGAN Lunch Room Official—4 FRED LONIDIER Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 French Club—2 Basketball Manager—3 Block 0—3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 BARBARA LOWE CSF—4 French Club—3, 4 Latin Club—4 GAA-1, 2, 4 CAROLYN LOYD Class Girls' Rep.—3 Jr. Class Play GAA Pres.—4 Pep Club Vice Pres.—4 HOWARD LOYD Block 0—2, 3, 4 Track—2, 3 Basketball—1, 2, 3 Cross Country—1, 2, 3 PHRONSIE LUMSDEN RICHARD McCONATHY BARBARA McKEARNEY PHILIP McKIM Sr. Class Play Racquet Club—2 Baseball—1, 2 Racquet Club-4 Creative Writing—4 Basketball—1, 2, 3 Swimming Team—1 EARL McLEMORE Pep Club—2 Track—2 JESS MABRY Rod and Gun Club—2 Auto Club—4 Cross Country—1 LEON MALOTTE Auto Club—3 Drama Club—2 Basketball—2 DAVID MARTIN Spanish Club—1 Basketball—4 EDWIN MARTINSON Basketball—2, 3 DICK MATHIS Class Pres.—4 Jr. Class Play Pep Club—2 Block 0-2, 3, 4 Boxing—2 Basketball—1, 2, 3 ALEXIS MEDINA BECKY MIDDLETON CSF—1, 2, 3 Future Teachers Pres.—4 Oratorical Contest—1 Future Teachers Vice Pres. —3 NICK MILES THOMAS MILLER Hall of Fame—2, 3 Footbal—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3 TERRY MILLS Spanish Club—3 Lyre Ciub—4 Choir—i JIM MITCHELL Sr. Class Play Jr. Class Play Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Auto Club—2 KATHLEEN MOAK GAA—4 Golf Club-4 GAIL MOLARIUS MICHAEL MOONEY GAA—2, 3, 4 CSF—3 Pep Club—3 Latin Club—1, 2 Concert Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Block 0—3, 4 Marching Band—4 Football—1, 2 Tennis—2, 3 Z JUNE MORRISON JAN MOSELEY Class Sec.—4 JV Cheerleader—2 GAA—1, 2, 3 Jr. Red Cross—3 MARYETTA MOSELEY Honor Roll—3 Radio Club —2 Creative Writing—3 Chorus Accompanist—2 ROGER MOSELEY BILL MUMPER Racquet Club—4 Russian Language—3 Science Club—3 Golf-2 SHELIA MURPHY DARLENE MUSTER TONI NAVARRO Golf Club—4 Jr. Red Cross—2 Chorus—2, 3 Concert Band—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA—4 RICHARD NAY CLAIR NELSON Sr. Class Play Block 0-2, 3, 4 Baseball—2 Track—1, 3, 4 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 HELEN MARIE NELSON ROBERT NELSON Life Member CSF Football—1, 2, 4 Sr. Class Play Nugget Editor—4 Class Vice Pres.—4 WALTER NELSON Sr. Class Play Jr. Class Play Football—1 Swimming Team—1 SANDRA NEWMAN ROLAND NEWZELL Hall of Fame—3 SHARON NICHOLAS GAA-1, 2 French Club—1 Auto Club—4 DON NICHOLS Baseball—1, 2 Basketball—1, 2 LARRY O’NEILL Class Boys’ Rep.—1 Auto Club Sec.—3 Science Club—2 Football—2, 4 Basketball—2 MARIANNE OPENSHAW CSF Oratorical Contest—3 Class Sec.—2 Jr. Red Cross Vice Pres.—3 Pep Club—1 CONNIE O’QUINN GAA—2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—3 Radio Club—1 NORMA OSBORNE Chorus—3, 4 ROBERT PALMER Auto Club—4 VELMA PEILE Jr. Red Cross—1 Future Teachers—1, 2 NANCY PERKINS Chorus—2, 4 JIM PLATT Class Pres.—2, 3 Auto Club—4 Boxing—1, 2 Basketball—1, 2 Baseball—3 NORMAN POLSTON CSF-1, 2, 3 Latin Club Pres—2 Racquet Club—4 Russian Club—4 DOUG POST Block 0 Pres.—4 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Football-1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN POST HARRY POWELL FFA Treas.—4 FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2 Baseball—1, 4 JIM PRYOR Block 0 Custodian—4 Class Boys’ Rep.—1, 3 Oratorical Contest—1 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY PURKEY Class Sec.—4 CSF Sec.—3 CSF-2, 3, 4 Girl of the Month—3 NILE PUTNAM Sr. Class Play Publicity Racquet Club—4 Science Club—2 Golf-2 SHARON PYKE Lyre Club-2, 3, 4 Accompanist —1 Chorus—2, 3 JUDY RASMUSSEN RAY READ Student Body Sec.—4 Block 0—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres.—4 Football—2, 3, 4 Racquet Club Scorekeeper Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 —3 GAA-3, 4 DICK REAGAN Class Play—3, 4 Drama Club Pres.—4 CSF Oratorical Contest—2 Latin Club—3 WILLARD REED CSF—3 Model UN—4 Science Club—3 GARY RENFRO Auto Club—4 Rod and Gun Club—1 CAROL RICHTER Student Body Historian—4 Class Pres.—2 Nugget Staff—4 Auto Club Officer—4 JOHN RIVERS Honor Roll—1, 2 Student Body Pres.—4 Class Pres.—1 . Junior Class Play I JOAN ROBERTSON Auto Club Officer—4 Speech Contest—2 French Club—2, 3, 4 Nugget Staff—3 SHIRLEY ROBERTSON DIANE ROCKWELL KATHY ROGERS LOWELL ROSANBALM Pep Club—2 Student Body Vice Pres.—4 French Club—3, 4 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Class Sec.—2, 3 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Songleader—3 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 LYNN RUBERG CSF-1 Class Officer—1, 3 French Club—1, 2, 3. 4 GAA—1, 2, 3 JAMES SCOGGINS Football—4 Track—4 MARILYN SCOTT Creative Writing—4 French Club—1, 2 Pep Club—2 Racquet Club—3, 4 NEVA SCOTT Lyre Club—2, 3 Pep Club—2 GAA—4 Chorus—2, 3, 4 PATRICIA SEARS Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Concert Band—3, 4 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA-------E, 2, 3, 4 Tiger Tales Staff—4 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 GAA—1 CSF-1, 2 Oratorical Contest—2 Model UN—3, 4 Future Teachers Club—3, 4 WILLIAM SIMMONS Block 0—2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boxing—1 EVELYN SINGER DOROTHY SMITH CSF Oratorical Contest—4 GAA—1, 2, 3 Class Plays—3, 4 Tiger Tales Staff—3, 4 Drama Club—3, 4 JERRY SNOWDEN Auto Club—4 Track—1, 2, 3 HELEN SPEER Pep Club—2 WILLIAM STANDLEE Auto Club—4 BERTHA STANFIELD BRENDA STAPLETON Russian Club—4 Pep Club—2 Jr. Red Cross—2 Auto Club—4 SANDRA STEVENS Pep Club—1 Latin Club—1, 2 French Club—3, 4 GAA-----2, 3, 4 DOUGLAS STEWART CSF—2, 3 FFA Officer—3 FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 FREDDIE MAE STOKES JACK STOWELL Auto Club—3, 4 Track—2, 3 SUSAN STROMER Radio Club—1 Drama Club—4 SANDRA SWOPE GAA—1, 2, 3 BILL TALBITZER Block 0-2, 3, 4 Basketball—2 Track—3 KENETH TAYLOR PATRICIA TEEL Cross Country—3 CSF Oratorical Contest—2 Jr. Class Play FFA Chapter Sweetheart—3 Latin Club Sec.—2 LINDA THRASH Jr. Red Cross—1 Spanish Club—3 MAGGI TOBIAS Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—3, 4 GAA—2, 3, 4 CHARLES TONEY Boys’ Rep.—4 Pep Club—4 Block 0—2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 MIKE TOWNSEND Class Play—3 Auto Club—3 LARRY TROYER Auto Club—2 Boxing—2 Accompanist for Chorus— Rod and Gun Club—1, 2 Drama Club—4 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA—3, 4 LINDA VANDEBURGH RICHARD VANDEBURGH GENEVA VENSON Nugget Staff—4 Basketball—2, 3 Spanish Club Pres. Lyre Club—3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3 and Vice Pres.—3 ASA WAHLSTROM GARY WAKEFIELD BARBARA WARE WANDERLYN AFS—4 Baseball—1, 2 Science Club—2, 3 WASHINGTON Future Teachers—4 Boxing—2 Drama Club—3, 4 Swedish Exchange Student —4 Auto Club—2, 3, 4 GAA—1 JOYCE WATKINS Creative Writing—4 Glee Club—1 DIANE WATSON RICHARD WATSON Auto Club—4 Block 0—4 Chorus—2, 3, 4 Tennis—1, 2. 3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Football Princess—2 DARLENE WEBB BRANDON WENTWORTH CHARLOTTE WELTY CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice Pres.—4 Delegate to Model UN—3, 4 Nugget Staff—4 Class Play Electrician—3 Tiger Tales Staff—3 Science Club—1, 2 Girl of the Month—4 LILLIAN WEST GAA-1 RAY WILSON Block 0 Rep.—4 Block 0-2, 3, 4 Baseball—1. 2, 4 STEPHEN WEST CSF-1, 2 Latin Club—1, 2 BILLIE WHITELEY EVERETT WILCOX B’uture Teacher Club Baseball—2 Officer—4 Cross Country—3 Jr. Red Cross—1 Pep Club—3, 4 CHARLES WOOD Auto Club Pres.—4 Rod and Gun Club—1 Track—1 Football—1 KATHLEEN WOOD CLIFFORD WYCOFF French Club Officer—4 Auto Club—2, 3, 4 French Club Committee—2 Chorus Accompanist—4 RONALD WILMOTH Basketball—4 Track—4 KEN WYMAN Tiger Tales—4 ethel Sent Oratorical Contest—2 Future Teachers Officer— 3, 4 Junior Statesmen—3, 4 GAA—3, 4 FASHION PLATE-This Sears and Roebuck catalog seems to be offering more than the usual amount of entertainment to Marianne Openshaw, Sandy Hazel ton. 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