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

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(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.

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 •6 t r Dedication To Mr. Jiggs Rhine, for many years our beloved supply-room engineer.

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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)