Oroville Union High School - Nugget Yearbook (Oroville, CA)
- Class of 1961
Page 1 of 176
Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:
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DO IT YOURSELF NUGGET—Hardly able to control themselves, the staff prepares to create their version of a contemporary style-yearbook. They include (L to R) Sara Kauffman, text editor; Jolene Sitton, assistant text editor; Sue Ginter, assistant art editor; Diane Openshaw, business manager; Connie Leonard, editor; and Jaclelle Andrews, art editor. In the upper left corner is Wild Bill Stevens, assistant photographer. Not pictured, Mr. Prouty, advisor. We, the members of the 1901 Nugget Staff, take the liberty of dedicating this yearbook to one, Mr. James Warren Prouty, who we believe truly deserves the honor. For eight years he has taken on the burdening responsibilities of being the advisor for Orovillc High’s Nuggets. We believe him to be more than a patient instructor, but also a man, who through his authoritative manners and thoughtfulness for others, demands the respect of his students, and seeks to make them think for themselves. These arc only a few reasons why wc are dedicating this book to you, Mr. I HK HOARD Ok 1RUS1EES—(L to R) Ernest Gibson, Dr. Robert Bethel, Ray Leonard and Jack Andrews. The individualist is Mr. Jack Pank. 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. Orovillc 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. svpEiO jkmxT W ho Is riu'y? Not a very grammatical beginning for a school administrator s last remarks to a graduating class, is it? But, read it again. Who is They? 1 his was the year when the world conflict of ideologies of communism vs. democracy was brought sharplx into loms. This was the year when four dreams of men became of realistic concern: peace, decent standards ol living, self-government, and doing awa with second class citizens. 1 his was the year that recognition was given to the need for intelligently trained legislators: for an educated, enlightened public, for the best informed citizens. But where was leadership to come from, who was to define the national purpose, who was to summon us from moral lassitude? Every criticism was in terms f collective society—in terms of “They”. And yet who is They but the individual? We each and severally are the basis of our com-Imunity. II we are Christians in action, take an active interest in church, school, and community affairs, are active in government and vote intelligently, then we indeed contribute to a better world, to the attainment I of dreams. And this is done in steady, unspectacular, day-to-day living by each of us. And who is They? Why, “They” is You! May you live a full life. jjuju o yn- d££- One of our fond hopes as we look ahead is that we will be a success in whatever we may do. Those of you who have experienced success in your school studies and other activities know that among the important ingredients for success are hard work and the willingness to sec the job through to the finish. But even more important is the ability to get along with others. If this be true, then I would predict that a very high percentage of our Oroville High students will meet with success. I believe this because of the way the student body has demonstrated this ability to get along with each other under some rather trying circumstances this past year. Our over-crowded conditions at the beginning of the school year followed by the inconveniences of the shuttle-busses could have caused us great problems if we had not had the willingness to cooperate. My wish is that you will continue to develop this ability so that you can be assured of your rightful share of success. PRMCPL DETEN riON LIST—Mr. Grosse, Vice Principal, checks off the goodies and the badies of the school. BUSY EVERY MINUTE—Mrs. Powers, Attendance Clerk, keeps the student records up to date. J AH-HA, THE SMOKE IS RISING Mr. Powers, Attendance Officer, dictates nicotine alley happenings to Mrs. Dunn, ex-Attendance Clerk. TOGETHERNESS-Our very efficient office staff is (L to R) Mrs. Eula Gray, secretary to the Board of 11 ustees and superintendent; Mrs. Gladys James, bookkeeper; Mrs. Jessie Bosworth, acting secretary to the principal; Mrs. Marian Kauffman, Registrar. PROBLEM PROFESSORS—These three full time counselors helped to bear the emotional burdens of the students. They are Miss White, freshman and sophomore girls. Mrs. Kunkel, sophomore and junior girls, and Mr. Harrison, sophomore and junior boys. MR. ABRAMS English MR. ALPERS English MR. ANGLEN English MR. BEAUMONT MRS. BECK Mechanical Drawing Homemaking MR. BECKER History, Band Cl so a. 6 6 suspicion k r o$ e yrjsXlj dcpdK 7t ltit (tafe yo r pick) at sc oo 0yv[l MR. BOGGS English . MRS. BOXNINGTON Public Speaking, Drama MRS. CASAGRANDE Homemakiru MR. COSART Wood Shop MR. FYLLING Social Science MRS. CRYSTAL English, Latin MISS GOODER English MRS. I)E X'e6rI English MR. HAYMOND Math MRS. DUNLAP Librarian MR. HEIDINGER Commercial MRS. HENDERSON English MR. HIGH Commercial MISS HOLLAND Commercial MR. HUGHES French MRS. JOHNSON P. E. MR. JOHNSTON Commercial MRS. JONES Art MR. KANTOLA Agriculture MRS. HEASL1P P. E. MISS AMUNDSON P. E. MR. KAUFFMAN English SUPPORTING CAST-Mr. Huston, bookroom manager, and Mrs. Perasco, school nurse, are a vital part of our school program. MR. MARTIN Social Science MR. LAMBERT Industrial Arts MR. KNEER Social Science MR. LEISZ Foreign Languages MRS. KNOPF Homemaking MR. LEUBE Social Science MRS. KUMLE English MR. LUCAS Senior Boys’ Counselor mr. McDonald English, Social Science MR. McINTURF MR- MADDUX MR. MARTI.NELLI Industrial Arts Science Dean of Las Plumas MR. OSTROWSKI Social Science MRS NELSON MR. NELSON MR. O'NEILL Senior Girls' Counselor, sPecial class Social Science Homemaking SU iCioNl OlJfi'ftMtd The art of Home-imo-Klo •• Core of childre cu feeding b. dhcinqi ng Cate of Vsom MR. MILLET P. E- MR. JOHNSON P. E- MR. STAFFORD P. E. MR. PERRE'1 11 P. E. MR. PASCHALL Science MR. PETTERSEN Science MR. PSCHERER MR. REAVIS Music, Math Social Science MR. RODRIGUEZ Foreign Languages MR. PROUTY Social Science, Journalism MR. ROSS English MR. ROSS AS MRS. RUSSELL MR. SANBORN MR. SEE VERS Science English English, Social Science Science MRS. SUGAR Math MR. STAUSS Crafts and Math MR. THOMPSON Music MR. VAN CAMP Agriculture MR. WALSH Art MR. WATSON Math MR. YOUNG English i ROW ONE: E. Nilson, R. Sundahl, J. Snyder, T. Golithon, D. Penman, A. George, D. George, R. Flatt, D. Penman. ROW TWO: P. Pitts, P. Milligan, I. Palmer, D. Penman. M. Purden, D. Elkins, V. George, A. Burns, M. Rasmussen, D. Noyer, H. Harder. EVERYTHING’S SPIC AND “SPAM -Tlianks to: ROW ONE: W. Walburn, F. Jameson, M. James, F. Roubal. ROW TWO: P. Price, J. Malloy, M. Wilson, F. Griffin, J. Griffin. - K SANDY LYNETTA ARLENE [OS IE JUDY - I E 1 CAROLE SPrvy SHAW FALL CLASS OFFICERS— Get me out, you guys,” yells Mary Stern, girls' representative. Bill Knight, boys' representative; Wes Alt, president; and Jack Reagan, vice president, frantically (?) come to her aid. Jadclle Andrews, secretary, seems rather cracked up over the whole thing. SPRING CLASS OFFICERS—Wally Groves, boys' representative, seems disgusted at the way Sara Kauffman, girls’ representative. Brenda Wilmoth, secretary, and Lynetta Polk, vice president are idolizing Dick Young, president. THE MISSING LINKS (certificate winners)—Jo Anne Hurley, Foreign Languages; Dan West, Laboratory Science; Lennie Will, Art; Gale Bamford. Agriculture; Lynetta Polk, Home Economics; Phil Curry, English; Sara Kauffman, Music; Gerald Walker, Trades and Industrial Art. Not pictured, Johnna Johnson, Business; Nancy Jo Felipe, Social Science; and Roland Bunch, Mathematics. 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 the above four. VOCATIONAL ARTS-JOHNNA JOHNSON “The ideal secretary.” LIBERAL ARTS-NANCY JO FELIPE 'Research for good literature.’ FINE ARTS-SARA KAUFFMAN “The cultural side comes out.” Students who make the Honor Society four semesters out of six during their test three years of high school receive a gold seal attached to their diploma as a sign of honor. I ney arc 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 long as their grades are good. Students gain this scholastic level required by the Honor Society through a ten point system. n 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 1 points, with a B giving i 2 poim. This makes it necessary to cam at least three “As' in solid subjects each semester order to make this select group. C.J.F L'FE AEftWWP ROW ONE: Marsha Dorr, Kathleen Lull, Mary Stern, Connie Leonard, Sara Kauffman, Nancy AND THEN SHE SAID—Rose Bagby gives Carolyn Nettle-ship the latest dirt. METEOROLOGISTS—Gene Rudy and Wally Ryan seem to be pondering over their next forecast. Let’s hope he doesn’t drop that stick! WHY HAM IS CHEAP THIS SEASON”—Leave it to Gerald Bay and Dick Young to hog the camera. Lesser shoats seen about include (from left) Dick Blue Deni ms” Hoffman, Steve The Spider” Leonard, Dale “The Whale” Waugh, COMMON DESIRE—Ricky Carpenter displays a mutual feeling toward Larry Baldly. Jack Phillips and Bill Delp assist in the project. RICHARD ADAMS BOB ALLEN Block “0”—2, 3, 4 FFA—3, 4 Cross Country—2, 3, 4 Auto Club—3 Track—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3, 4 DONNA ALT GAA-2 Drama Club—3 WES ALT Class Pres.—4 Student Council—2, 3, 4 Auto Club—2, 3, 4 Auto Club Rep.—2, 3 Football—2 JADELLE ANDREWS Student Body Vice Pres.—4 Class Sec.—4 GAA—2, 2, 3, 4 Auto Club—3, 4 French Club—1, 2, 3 ALICE ASBURY Pep Club—1 ROSE BAGBY Student Council—2 Class Play—4 Auto Club- 1 Drama Club—4 Racquet Club—4 DIANA BAKER Class Play—3 GAA—3, 4' Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Concert Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band—2, 3, 4 CHARLES BALDERSTON DON BALDRIDGE FFA—1, 2, 3 Block ”0”—1 Football—1 Cross Country—!, 2 LARRY BALDRY Tiger Tales Staff—4 Racquet Club—2 Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Football—1 Tennis—1, 2, 3, 4 EVELYN BALL GAA—1, 2, 3 Racquet Club—3, 4 CHARLES BALMER Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—2 GALE BAMFORD MARVIN BARGER Student Council—4 Golf Club—3 FFA—1, 2„ 3, 4 Golf—1, 2 FFA Pres.-4 Basketball—1 Boxing—3 Track—2 DALE BARTON Boxing—3 GERALD BAY Honor Roll—1, 2 J Student Body Pres.—1 Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Golf—1, 2, 3 Latin Club—1, 2, 4 EARL BENNETT CSF—1, 2, 3 Boys’ Rep.—1 Class Pres.—2 Latin Club—X, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—3, 4 EARLINE BERRY French Club—1, 2 Racquet Club—3 ANNE BETHEL CSF—2, 4 Class Play—4 Creative Writing—4 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Latin Club—1, 2 JIM BETTINGER WAYNE BISSELL LEE BOCK KAY BOSHOFF Boxing—3, 4 Auto Club—3, 4 Rock and Gera Club—3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Block “0”—3, 4 Baseball—1, 4 Spanish Club—1, 2 Perfect Attendance—1, 2, 3, Track—3, 4 Cross Country—3, 4 4 Boxing—1 Auto Club—4 VICCI BOWLES Cheerleader—4 Class Officer—2 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA Vice Pres.—4 Auto Club—3, 4 PHYLLIS BREWSTER BILL BRIGGS BILL BROTT Cross Country—4 BARBARA BROWN Tiger Tales Staff—4 Jr. Red Cross—1 GAA—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—2 Golf Club—3 ROBERT BROWN Track—2, 3, 4 Baseball Manager—1 JACK BURBRIDGE Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 EDITH BUTTERFIELD Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—2 RICHARD CABITTO BILL CAMPBELL Class Play—3 French Club—3 Choir—4 Cross Country—1 GLEN CAMPBELL RICKEY CARPENTER RENEE CARTER French Club—1 Racquet Club—3 CSF—2, 3 Football—1 Auto Club—4 French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Block “0”-l, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2, 3 JO ANNE CATT CSF—1, 2 Honor Roll—3 Tiger Tales Staff—4 Class Play—4 Racquet Club—4 MERIAN CAYWOOD Honor Roll—1 GAA—1, 2, 3 Racquet Club—2 French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 PHYLLIS CHAILER Auto Club—3 Red Cross—1 Lyre Club—3, 4 Jr. Statesmen—1 BOB CHAPMAN Honor Roll—3 Racquet Club—2, 3, 4 Auto Club—4 Pep Club—1 CHERYL COLBURN GAA—1, 2 Racquet Club—3 BARBARA COLLEY JUDI COLLINS MAUDEAN COLLINS Tiger Tales Staff—3, 4 Class Play—4 Class Play—4 Pep Club—2 Future Teachers—1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. Future Teachers—4 Creative Writers—4 CHRISTY COLLINSON Lyre Club—3, 4 Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 FRED CONRAD FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—4 Cross Country—1 Track—2 Wrestling—4 DONALD CONWAY RONALD CONWAY GLENDA COOK FTA—2 FTA—2 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Marching Band—2, 3, 4 Marching Band—2, 3, 4 Concert Band—2, 3, 4 Concert Band—2, 3, 4 KATHY CORBALEY Auto Club—3, 4 Auto Club Rep.—4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—1, 2 Pep Club—1, 2, 3 THOMAS COURIS CSF—1, 2 Boys’ Rep.—2 Class Play Stage Crew—4 Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Golf—1, 2, 3, 4 TOM CRAWFORD CAROLE CURRIER Girls’ Rep.—3 Class Play—3 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Auto Club—4 PHILLIP CURRY CSF—2, 3, 4 Class Play—3, 4 Block “0”—3 Lyre Club—1, 2 JIM DAILY Radio Club—1 Racquet Club—3, 4 Tennis—2, 3 MIKE DAMON Auto Club—4 Football—1, 2 Baseball—1, 2 Basketball—2, 3 Boxing—1, 3, 4 WILLIAM DELP KATY DE MATTOS Honor Roll—2 Christmas Play—4 Racquet Club—3, 4 Drama Club—4 CHARLES DENISON Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—3 Basketball—1 Baseball—I, 2 PAM DEVANEY Latin Club Sec.—3 Latin Club Rep.—1 Pep Club—1 ROSEMARIE DEVOL DON DICKISON Football—2, 4 PAT DINGMAN Russian Club—1 HARVEY DOPP Block “0”—1, 2, 3, 4 Block “0” Officer—3 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 Boxing—1, 3, 4 MARSHA DORR CSF Life Member CSF Sec.-Treas.—3, French Club—1 NANCY DOUGHERTY GAA—4 4 LOUISE DOWNEY Racquet Club—4 DONN DRENNAN EDITH DUGGER Class Sec.—1 Girl’s Rep.—3 Cheerleader—2, 4 Pep Club-1, 2, 3 DOROTHY DUNN GAA—3, 4 Racquet Club—4 JAMES EDWARDS Block 0”—2, 3, 4 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Track—2, 3, 4 FORREST ELWELL ORA SUE ERVIN Honor Roll—3 Jr. Red Cross—3 BONNIE ESLINGER DERECK EWING Honor Roll—1, 2 Radio Club—1 Choir Accompianist—1, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—2, 3, 4 Russian Club—3 Baseball—1, 2 Lyre Club-1, 2, 3, 4 EDDIE FACCIANO Class Play Stage Crew—3 Racquet Club—3 Cross Country—1, 2 Golf-1 ARDITH FARRENS GAA—4 Pep Club—1 SHARON FOURSHA Pep Club—1, 2 Jr. Red Cross—2 Drama Club—3 NANCY FELIPE CSF-1, 2, 3, 4 Songleader—4 Tiger Tales Staff-4 GAA—1, 2, 3 Auto Club—4 MARGE FENDT Marching Band—3, 4 GAA—2, 3, 4 Auto Club-4 Racquet Club—3, 4 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 ROSELLA FLATTER CSF-1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—1 Drama Club—3 JUDI FLEENER Tiger Tales Staff—4 Pep Club—1 Drama Club—3 BERNIE FRANKLIN Auto Club—2 RAYMOND FOWLER RICHARD FOX WILLIAM FOX FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 GAILE FRY DELORES GEORGE DATIA GILBERT Chorus—3, 4 Pep Club—1 Auto Club—2 Jr. Red Cross—2 GAA—3, 4 Racquet Club—4 BILL GILBERT CSF-1, 2 Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2 Golf-2, 3, 4 Track—1 GLENDA GILLIAM Chorus—3 Pep Club—1 HELEN GILLIS Jr. Statesmen—2 Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—1 Auto Club—3, 4 LAURA HAIL Class Play—4 French Club—1, 2 Pres. French Club—1, 2 Drama Club—3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3 HARVEY GRAMPS Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2 Track—1. 2, 3, 4 ROBERT HALSTEAD FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country—3 Track—3 Boxing—3 SHARRON GREENE Student Body Sec.—4 Class Sec.—2 Cheer leader—3 Pep Club—1, 3 French Club—1, 2 WALLACE GROVES Boys’ Rep.—1 Auto Club—3, 4 Track—3 Wrestling—4 MILDRED HADDOCK Honor Roll—1, 4 French Club—3, 4 SHARON HANKINS STAN HARBOUR NANCY HAYDEN CSF—1 Cross Country—2, 4 Jr. Classical League—2, 3, 4 Tiger Tales Staff—4 Basketball—4 Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA—1, 2 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—4 Drama Club—3 ?eP Club—1, 3 DON HEDGF JAN HENDERSON Honor Roll—3, 4 Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—4 GAA—4 LORETTA HILL GAA—1, 2, 4 Pep Club—1 Drama Club—3 Auto Club—4 JUDY HILTON GAA—3 Band—1, 3, 4 Lyre Club—3 Pep Club—1 JULIE HILTON Intermediate Band—1 Concert Band—3, 4 Marching Band—3 GAA—3 Pep Club—1 DICK HOFFMAN Boys’ Rep—3 Block “0”-l, ?, 3, 4 Track—I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 CARLEEN HUBBELL Girls’ Rep.—2 Cheerleader—2 GAA—1, 2, 3 Drama Club—2 Chorus—2, 3 SUE HOOVER Tiger Tales Staff—4 Class Play—3 GAA—2 Pep Club—1 DIXIE HUMPHREY GAA—3 Auto Club—4 Spanish Club—1 HELLEN HOPKINS Honor Roll—1 Tiger Tales Staff—3 Nugget Staff—3 Pep Club—1 Auto Club—3 VIRGINIA HUMPHREY Drama Club—3 RICHARD HORN French Club—1, 2, 3 Science Club—2 Football—2 HAROLD HUNT Band—X Basketball—1 PATRICIA HOWARD Speech Contest—2, 3, 4 JOHN HUNT Rock and Gem Club Pres.—3 FFA-1 French Club—3 Boxing—1, 3, 4 JO ANNE HURLEY JOHN HWAN DAVID JENSEN CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4 French Club—3, 4 Russian Club—2 Track Scorekeeper—3 Future Homemakers—1, 2, 3 Russian Club—3 Glee Club—1 Block “0”—4 Basketball—1 Football—4 Wrestling—4 Track—3 FAY JENSEN GAA—1, 2 Racquet Club—2 Drama Club—4 PETER JENSEN GREGG JOHNSON JOHNNA JOHNSON LOAZ JOHNSON Class Play-4 Football—1 Class Pres.—1, 3 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 French Club—1 Songleader—3 Lyre Club—3 Cheerleader—4 Concert Band—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—2 Latin Club—1, 2, 3 PHILLIP JOHNSON DIXIE JONES GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—3, 4 Nurses Club—3 GARY JONES Racquet Club—3 Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Block “0” Rep.—3 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 SUE JONES Auto Club—2 Pep Club—3 Racquet Club—2, 3 BILL JUDSON FFA—I, 2, 3 FFA Librarian—3 Boxing—1 BARBARA KENNEDY KAY KLEIN GAA—1 GAA—1. 2 Drama Club—3 DEANNA KNIGHT Choir—4 GAA—2, 3, 4 Pep Club-1 BILL KNIGHT Student Body Block “0” Custodian—4 Boys’ Rep—i Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 GENEVIEVE KNUTSON Latin Club—1 Pep Club—1 Jr. Red Cross—2 Racquet Club—3, 4 Chorus—1, 3 MARGARET KOCH MUHARREM KORKMAZ VAL KUSZYK GAA—2, 3 Turkish Exchange Student—4 Chorus Racquet Club—3, 4 Culture and Literature GAA—3, 4 Drama Club—4 Club—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—1 Chorus—2, 3, 4 SARA LADD CSF-1, 2, 3, 4 Russian Club—2, 3 Marching Band—1, 2, 3 RUTH LANDRETH Jr. Statesmen—2 Chorus—1, 2, 3, 4 BEVERLY LARSON LINDA LARSEN BOYDEEN LEACH GAA—4 Drama Club—3 GAA—2 Drama Club—3 Creative Writing Club—2 Drama Club—3 Auto Club—3 Pep Club—1 French Club—1 CINDY LEACH PHYLLIS LEACH GAA—2 Honor Roll—2, 3 Chorus—4 Girls’ League—1, 2, 3 Pep Club—2 Trampoline Team—3 jc,iTY LEBO BARBARA LEDGER GAA—4 GAA—1, 2, 4 Future Nurses Club—3, 4 Pep Club—1 Spanish Club—2 Auto Club—3, 4 Chorus—I, 4 CONNIE LEONARD CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Student Body Sec.—4 Nugget Editor—4 Girls State—3 Racquet Club Pres.—4 ROSEMARY LEVULETT Choir—1 Auto Club—3 MARIAN LOWRY Class Pres.—2 Yearbook Staff—2 Cheerleader—2 FHA-1, 2 Pep Club—1, 2, 3 lATHLEEN lull veronica lumsden CSF—1, 3 Jr. Red Cross—1 French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 French Club—1, 2 French Club Sec.—2 Future Teachers of Amer.—4 GAA—2, 3, 4 m CHUCK LUZOVICH Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country—3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 JOAN McAMIS SANDRA McMAHON House Council—2 GAA—2 3 Vice Pres. Home Room-3 Racquet Club-4 Pres. Girls Dorm-3 Auto Club—1 Class Play—4 Pep Club_3 GAA—1, 4 JIM McNULTY Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 4 JOHN MANGRUM FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—2 DAN MARTIN Football—2 Basketball—2 RALPH MARTIN Auto Club—4 Football—1, 2 Baseball—1 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON MAXWELL GAA—2, 4 Pep Club—2 Spanish Club—3 Future Nurses of Amer.—3 Business Club—3 ARLENE MILLER PAUL MILLER Jr. Statesmen Officer— Block “0” Custodian—4 Pep Club-1 2. 3, 4 Block ‘•0”—1, 2, 3, 4 Lyre Club—3, 4 Marching Band—3, 4 ALVA MITCHELL CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Debating Team—4 MAC MOONEY Block “0” Sergeant at Arms—3 Latin Club—1, 2 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club Pres.—2 Track—2, 3 BETTIE NEAL Honor Roll—3, 4 Class Play—3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Auto Club—4 Drama Club—4 MONTE NELSON FFA—1, 2 Auto Club—3 Baseball—1 Track—2 RAYMOND NELSON Creative Writing Club—3 Lyre Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band—2, 3, 4 Advanced Band—1 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 CAROLYN NETTLESHIP GAA-1 Pep Club—1, 3 Racquet Club—3, 4 Chorus—4 JACQUIE OBERHOLTZER DIANE OPENSHAW Pep Club—1 Class Sec.—3 Russian Club—3 Cheerleader—2 Racquet Club—4 Songleader—4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA Officer—1 CANDY OSBORN Class Pres.—2 GAA-1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—1, 2 Auto Club—3 CECELIA OWENS Class Vice Pres.—1 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Auto Club—3, 4 Auto Club Sec.—4 Jr. Red Cross—2 SHARON PARK Latin Club—4 Pep Club—1, 2, 3 Drama Club—1 GAA—3 Racquet Club—4 BILL PARKER FFA—1 Auto Club—2 ANNE PATRICK Class Play—3, 4 Drama Club—3, 4 Drama Club See.—4 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Choir—3, 4 BOB PATRICK CSF-1, 2, 4 Speech Contest—4 Debating Team—4 SANDRA PATTERSON Honor Roll—1, 3 GAA—1, 2, 4 CAROLE PECK GAA—1, 2 Pep Club—1, 3 Racquet Club—4 GERALD PECK FFA—1, 2, 3, 4 JOANNE PETERSEN Racquet Club—1 Creative Writing Club—2 Drama Club—3 Block “0”—2 Cross Country—1, 2, 3 DAROLYNNE PHILLIPS Honor Roll—2 Latin Club—4 GAA—1, 3, 4 Racquet Club—3 Science Club—1 JACK PHILLIPS Class Play—4 Concert Band—1, 2, 3, Football—1 Baseball—1, 2 MELINDA PHILLIPS JIM PLATZEK Student Council—4 Honor Roll—3, 4 1 Chorus—3, 4 Auto Club—4 Pep Club—1 Cross Country—1 Creative Writers Club—2, 3, 4 n 0 Creative Writers Vice Pres.—)Jj ■ CAROL PLUMLEE Pep Club—1 Chorus—1 PAT POGUE BETTY POINTS LYNETTA POLK Student Body Historian—4 CSF—4 Girls’ Rep.—4 Cheerleader—2, 3 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club Pres.—4 Class Officer—2, 4 Cheerleader—4 GAA—1, 2, 4 Jr. Red Cross—2 SANDIE PORTEOUS Student Council—4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club—1, 2 Drama Club—4 CHARLOTTE POST Student Body Historian—4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA Pres.—4 Future Teachers—4 Future Teachers Pres.—4 STEVE PSCHERER Lyre Club—3 Block “0”—4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country—3, 4 GARY RAYMOND Auto Club Pres.-Pep Club—1, 2 Football—1, 2 Golf—1, 2, 3 Track—1 JACK REAGAN Class Vice Pres.-Latin Club—1, 2 Auto Club—4 Block 0”—2, 3 HELEN REAMES Science Club—1 Russian Club—2 Drama Club—3 ROBERTA RENNARD Class Play—3 Marching Band—4 Concert Band—4 Pep Club—1 Future Teachers of Amer.—2 LINDA RICHARDSON Tiger Tales Staff—4 Girl of the Month—4 Latin Club—1, 2,' 3, 4 Creative Writing Club—4 GAA—1, 2 ALLAN RISDON DIANE ROBERTSON NED RODERICK CSF—1, 2, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3 Racquet Club —3 Tiger Tales Editor—4 Block “0”—1 Class Play—4 Track-2, 3, 4 Creative Writing Club Pres.—4 Wrestling—4 Cross Country—1 JAJ1ET ROGERS Girls’ Rep.—1 Songleader—3 Christmas Formal Queen—4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Auto Club—3, 4 RICHARD ROGERS Auto Club—2, 3 Letterman’s Assn.—1, 2, Football—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2 GEORGE ROSANBALM Track-1, 2, 3, 4 3 Basketball—2, 3, 4 Cross Country—4 JAN ROSE Class Play Stage Crew—4 Marching Band—3, 4 Concert Band—2, 3, 4 French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA—1, 2 BILL ROSS JOHN ROWE Class Play—4 CSF—1, 2, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 4 Honor Roll—1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Statesmen—4 Football—1, 2, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 GENE RUDY Auto Club—3, 4 WES RUMBLE CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 CSF Pres.—4 Tiger Tales Staff—3, 4 Class Play Stage Crew—3, Latin Club—1 CAROL RUPP Class Play Publicity—4 Pep Club—1 French Club—1, 2 4 Red Cross—2 Racquet Club—3 WALLY RYAN Auto Club—4 Pep Club-1, 2 Football-1 Track—2 Boxing—1, 2, 3, PETER SAVAGE Tiger Tales Staff—4 Class Elay Stage Crew—3, 4 Speech .Contest—4 Creative Writing Club—3 4 Cross Country—1, 2, 3, JOHN SCHMIDT Stage Crew—3 4 2 Football—1 BILL SCHULTE Auto Club—2, 3 DAVID SCOTT Shakespearean Festival—4 Block “0”—4 Football—3, 4 Track—2 Wrestling—4 PAT SEELY Spanish Club—1 Lyre Club—3 Racquet Club—3 GAA—2, 3 Choir—3, 4 NIKKI SEXTON Jr. Statesmen—3 Chorus—4 Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—2 PEGGY SHANER CRAIG SHAW JIM SHAW PAT SHAY Fearless—2, 3, 4 Auto Club—4 Honor Roll—1, 2 a ujiin i GAA—4 French Club—1, 2 Drama Club—3 Basketball—1 Student Body Pres.—4 Latin Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 Track—2 DOUGLAS SHERMAN NORMA SHERMAN DUDLEY SILVA Honor Roll—2 Baseball—3 High School Correspondent—3, 4 Future Teachers of Amer.—4 FRED SILVA Russian Club—2, 3 Baseball—3 Wrestling—4 Boxing—3 LARRY SILVA CHARLES SIMMONS Football—2 Lyre Club—4 Choir—4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 RUBY SKILES Jr. Statesmen—2 Pep Club—1 Racquet Club—1 Chorus—2 FRANTIF. SUGAR JANET SLIGER LEON SLOAT French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 {Marching Band—2, 3 GAA—4 Lyre Club—2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—2 ALBERTA SMITH Jr. Statesmen—3 GAA—1, 4 Racquet Club—3, 4 Russian Club—2, 3 Pep Club—1, 3 ANN SMITH JO ELLEN SMITH Honor Roll—2 GAA-1 ' JOHn'sMITH Choir—4 Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Basketball—3 Baseball—1, 2 Football—2 SUE SMITH French Club—1 GAA-1 Auto Club—3 Auto Club Vice Pres. CATHIE SNODGRASS Pep Club—1 -3 DALE SOWARDS Spanish Club—2 Basketball—3, 4 Boxing—1, 4 Track—4 JANE SPANNAUS Band—1, 2 GAA—1, 2, 3 Racquet Club—4 Lyre Club—4 BETTY SPIVY Choir—4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Auto Club—3 Lyre Club—3 Pep Club—1, 3 BONNIE STAFFORD Class Sec.—1 Cheerleader—3 Songleader—4 GAA—1, 2. 3, 4 French Club—1, 2 RAYMON STANFIELD FFA—1, 2 Cross Country—1 JANICE STEEN ,MARY STERN LUCY STERPENIG DEETTA STEVENS Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 CSF 2, 3, 4 Class Play Stage Crew—3, 4 Jr. Statesmen—4 ?AA ,2 Cheerleader-4 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Statesmen Sec.—4 Spanish Club—2 Class Officer—2, 3. 4 Jr. Statesmen—1 Pep Club—1 Christmas Formal Queen—3 Lyre Club—3, 4 F -eatiVe Writing Club—2 GAA—2, 3, 4 Science Club—1, 2 WILSON STEVENS Student Council—2 Year Book Staff—3, 4 Basketball—1 Track—1 Wrestling—3 BETTY STONE CATHERINE STONE NORM SUTHERLAND Marching Band—2 Auto Club—3 Creative Writing Club—2 Electronics Club—1 Rock Hounds—3 GAA—4 LINDA TACKITT Pep Club—1 GAA—2, 4 Racquet Club—3, 4 DONNA TANNAHILL CSF—1, 2 Class Play—4 French Club—1, 2, 3 Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Concert Band—2, 3, 4 CHRIS TARKINGTON CSF—2 Student Council—3 French Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Football—1 Track—1 BARBARA TAYLOR Tiger Tales Staff—4 GAA—2 Pep Club—1 Jr. Red Cross—3 WAYNE TAYLOR NANCY TERRY Nugget Staff—3 Drama Club—3 Radio Club—1 GEORGE THATCHER Block “0”—1, 2, 3, 4 Block “0” Sec.-Treas.—4 Football—2, 4 Basketball—1. 2, 3 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus—2, 3, 4 French Club Rep.—1 Drama Club—4 Drama Club Vice Pres.-Racquet Club—3, 4 MARCIA THOMAS Jr. Statesmen—2 Racquet Club—2 Pep Club—1 Chorus—1 MARILYN THOMAS Racquet Club—2 Drama Club—4 TIMOTHY THOMPSON Drama Club—3 Latin Club—1, 2 Jr. Classical League—1, 2 Track—3 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 MARY TRAVIS DONNA VAN DENOVER BETTY VANCE Thespians—2, 3 Arts Club—1 GAA—1 GAA—1, 2 Pep Club—1 Latin Club—I Auto Club—3 High Steppers—3 Rally Club—1, 2 SUE VANZANDT JERRY VAUGHN Honor Roll—3 Track Official—2, 3, 4 Pep Club—1, 2 Racquet Club—3, 4 GAA—4 MARGO VAUGHN Jr. Statesmen—2 Future Nurses—3 GAA—2, 3 Racquet Club—4 GERRY VROOMMAN GERALD WALKER JERI WARNER Class Play Stage Crews—3, 4 Racquet Club—4 Chorus—2, 3. 4 FFA—1 Block “0”—1 Rocket Club—1 Baseball-1 Basketball—3 Baseball—1 DWAYNE WATKINS Russian Club—3, 4 Boxing—1, 2 Wrestling—4 Basketball—4 JOHN WDBB Auto Club—2, 4 Track—1, 2 Baseball—2 BOB WHITE Auto Club—3, 4 Football—2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2 Baseball—3 JAMES WILSON Science Club—1, 2, Block “B”—1, 2, 3 Basketball—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2, 3 Football—1, 2 DONNA WEEKS DAN WEST GAA—1, 2, 3 CSF—1, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—3 Class Play—3 Class Play Stage Crew—4 Latin Club—1, 2, 3 Latin Club Treas.—3 ED WHITE Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Football—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—2 GENE WHITE Block “0”—2, 3, 4 Cross Country—1, 2, 3, 4 Track—1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling—4 STEVE WILCE LENNIE WILL CSF—4 Honor Roll—2 Class Play—4 American Legion Contestant—4 French Club—1, 2, 3 Future Teachers—3, 4 Science Fair—3, 4 Russian Club—2 Chorus—4 BRENDA WILMOTH Honor Roll—2, 3 Class Sec.—4 Pep Club—1, 3 GAA—2, 3 CAROL WILSON GAA—2 Auto Club—4 Racquet Club—4 Chorus—2 RODNEY WILSON SHERRAN WILSON DOROTHY WOOD Honor Roll—2, 3 Honor Roll—2 Tiger Tales Staff—3 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 GAA—1 Racquet Club—2, 3, 4 Auto Club—3, 4 Latin Club—1 Pep Club—1 LEROY WYMAN Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Lyre Club—3 DICK YOUNG Class Officer—2, 3, 4 Block “O”—1, 2, 3, 4 Block “0” Pres.—4 Basketball—1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball—1, 2, 3, 4 JUNE ZIMMERMAN GAA—3, 4 Auto Club—4 Chorus—4 Racquet Club—4 DONNA ZUEBER Honor Roll—2 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 Racquet Club—4 Auto Club—4 Spanish Club—1 CONCHITA HERRERA SARA KAUFFMAN CSF-1, 2, 4 Student Body Vice Pres.-Class Officer—3, 4 Class Play—3, 4 GAA—1, 2, 3, 4 BETTY TAYLOR Jr. Statesmen—2 Auto Club—4 Racquet Club—4 GAA—3, 4 Band—1 LLOYD WATKINS Marching Band—1, 2, 3, 4 Lyre Club—1, 2, 3, 4 Block “0”—1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2, 4 GRAOS not pictured KENNY ALLEN FFA-3, 4 CARL BATTIN Annual Staff—3 SCHS Club—2, 3 Football—2, 3 Basketball—1, 2, 3 Track—2, 3 FRED CLAESSENS French Club—3 Cross Country—4 Track—1 CYNTHLA CLARK French Club—1, 2 Racquet Club—3 KEN McMAHON CLARENCE MOORE Auto Club—2 Football—1, 2, 3 Baseball—1, 2 Basketball—1 Boxing—3, 4 ROGER MORELOCK French Club—2, 3 Football-3 RICHARD MYRICK Class Play—3 Auto Club—4 Block “T”—2, 3, 4 Boxing—2 Track—4 WILLIAM BLANKENSHIP Block O”—2, 3, 4 Cross Country—1, 2, 3 Track—1, 2, 3 JOE BOONE Class Play3, 4 Student Council—4 Jr. Statesmen—4 Tennis—3, 4 GENE DICKERSON CHRISTINE GABRIEL GAA—1, 2, 3 Racquet Club—1, 2 Future Nurses Club—3 RICHARD LE BLANC Cross Country—1 TED PARMENTIER JIM SHORT JERRY QUIGLEY FFA-1 CLARK SPENCER Boxing—3 GLEN ROBERTSON BEVERLY VAN ALLEN VERNON ROSS FFA-X Auto Club—2 MIKE RUSSELL Basketball—2, 3, 4 Football—2 Track—2 Baseball—2 BARBARA VAN DYKE Chorus—1, 2, 3 Rock and Gem Club—3 Lunchroom Official—1, 2, 3, ■ SPRING CLASS OFFICERS — Therese Good, president, and Jolene Sitton, secretary, wait anxiously for Steve Leonard, vice president, to tell them who he chose out of the can to wrist wrestle with Neil Loyd, boys’ representative. Charmaine Crowder, girls’ representative looks as though she hopes to win again. ___ FALL CLASS OFFICERS — Judy Dallas, president, and Sue Ginter, vice president, desperately stop Steve Leonard, boys’ representative from throwing himself into the arms of Sue Hitte, girl's representative, and Pat Pryor, secretary, (looks like Sue's shoving). ROIM 1 B. Vasiliou, R. W h i t e 1 e y, B. Watts, T. Tokuno, T. Wanous. ROW 2 K. Webb, J. Thornton, D. Simms, D. Townsend, T. Worcester. ROW 3 J. Thompson, R. Wells, J. Shannon, S. Washington. Stone, S. Reeves, A. Robertson, B. Stovall, R. Rasmussen, D. Pryor, ROW 1 V. Owens, P. Rogers, A. VanCamp, L. Sparks, B. Rupp, K. Root. D. Sanders, D. Smith, A. Ryan, A. Steadman, B. Tannahill, J. Smith, • B. Purkey, C. Schenkel, K. Johnson, P. Powers, G. Schramm, J. Politovich. _ D. Owens, F. Jimenez, R. Reed, C. Scoggins, M. Schulte. R. Perry, R' L. Ray, D. Phillips, E. Schmidt, C. Scheer, B. Blade, W. Reed. Artw O. R-Reed E-Smith,W. Randolph, D. Taber, J. Price, B. Peck, nun D Sears, M. Schleef, J. Marta, C. Reeves, G. Orr, P. Robertson. . t J- Dallas, J. Bradley, A. Diaz, C. Doering, V. Barton, J. Curran, ROW 1 3. Chamberlain, M. Azevedo, J. Bumgardner, T. Bardelmeier, J. Amos, S. Erwin, smut 1 Brcwster G. Davis, S. Couchman, J. Bates, C. Brewer, L. Bidwell, ROW L j Burns, C. Atnip, J. Blankenship, G. Ewing, M. Bean. P. Bohanon, C. Eggers, V. Bajurin, J. Cox, L. Ball, V. Bissell, ROW v R. Beelart, H. Abbott, S. Beauchemin, L. Aldrich, L. Correll, T. Anno. ___ J. Cameron, J. Acklen, E. Carter, B. Beck, R. Elerick, J. Brown, ROW 4- D. DeCamp, T. Bostick, R. Budler, R. Girard, R. Alpers, R. Batchelar. ON GUARD!—As Jack Hunt gets his final revenge on Mr. Rossas, the rest of the class looks on aghast. o l|j 4 P. Woodruff, C. Wiggins, J. Zimmerman, B. Wilson, P. West, V. Stromer, L. Barton, S. Worley, J. Woods, V. Zoff, J. Watkins, B. Williams. _ R. Rowe, W. Thomas, K. Stanfield, L. Sherwood, L. Young, M. Whitlock, ■'G™ I). Rennels, M. Quinting, C. Tisserand, J. Seek, D. Riggle, B. Rennard. arui 7 B. Wade, J. White, C. Strayer, J. Weeks, R. Wagener, M. Rogers, J. Spivy, B. Watson, V. Toney, G. Soderberg, D. Walters, L. Wood. _ J. Singer, D. Waugh, E. Zancanella, R. Van Dyck, R. Romano, M. Shoemaker, '’O' J. Sitton, J. Tiehm, R. Sylva, J. Shepard, C. Teel, R. Worden. Row x B. Outlaw, G. Pokorney, J. Readman, C. Pratt, N. Perkins, K. Paulsen, M. Purkey, V. Quigley, L. Glover, D. Powell, S. Pevy, S. Ortega. ROW 2 C. Gunderson, R. Lull, H. Olson, P. O’Brien, T. Mitchell, J. McCutcheon, P. Pryor, B. Martin, C. Martin, A. Mitchell, M. Oxley, T. Moak. M. Mayhew, D. Lowman, M. Northcutt, C. Merck, M. Moore, R. Lowman, ROW 3 D. Mahlum, N. Hoberg, C. McHugh, K. Payne, K. Halm, J. Marler. T. McBee, M. Mallette, E. Meyer, B. Pitts, J. Mathews, J. Maxwell, ROW t M. O’Neal, D. Hocking, L. Nelson, J. Herrington, K. McGehee, T. O’Brien. 1 YUK, YUK - Mr. Grosse leads Litter Bug campaign. VARIOUS SIMIAN TYPES-Some of our more intelligent Block O boys come out of the trees to attend classes. ROW 4- ]. Brown, D. Varnes, R. Gurley, G. Zachary, D. Graves, B. Jones, I. Giuily, G. Heath, D. Crawford, L. Burnett, R. Denmark, G. Edwards. ROW 3 L. Fleming, M. Eakins, H. Kracmer, D. Chollet, J. Clifton, C. Beckford, E. Le Blanc, D. Graeff, D. Lawrence, D. Lewis, J. Lucas, S. Kroeger. bam i D. Le Blanc, P. Fiedler, P. Payne, R. Kirk, R. Koski, B. Keane, ROW 2 b. Giles, F. Custer, B. Jones, L. Whittier, P. Higginbothom, J. Sitton, T. Good. OAltl 1 F. Middleton, S. Ford, V. Kunkel, S. Allen, B. Koetz, D. Patton, ■ N. Loyd, S. Miller, C. Crowder, N. Hayes, D. Landry, T. Smith. RALLY HOOPLA 4 G. Martin, S. Ginter, H. Keenan, L. Hardy, C. Loyd, S. Leonard, K. Wiley, P. Gonsalves, K. Christensen, G. Hickey, L. Heffington, V. Lindsay. ROW 3 A. Foote, M. Cox, M. Denison, B. Berry, J. Charles, M. Gould, S. Hitte, C. Moellendorf, V. Lee, L. Hunt, A. Gregory. ROW 2 J. Gillis, P. Phillips, D. James, J. Cunningham, E. Edwards, J. Hunt, B. Hill, L. George, L. Eaves, W. Gilbert, J. Giese, D. Lawrence. ROW 1 D. Hall, C. Hadley, I. Bell, G. Sanders, L. Holcomb, P. O’Neill, R. Halstead, J. Cunningham, K. Hickson, L. Dugger, J. Letter-man, D. Kuoppala. ROW 1 N. Chung, B. Martin, P. Furphy, S. Culler, M. Putnam, G. Gillis. ROW z N. Fossum, C. Lewis, B. Watson, C. Eddington, D. Lawrence, P. Gatson. ROW 3 L. Chivrell, B. Meith, J. Greer, G. Henson, L. Conner, G. Thatcher. SOPHOMORE FALL OFFICERS - Dave Lowe, president, seems mighty contented with his staff — Mary Kay Dyer, vice president, Willie Clark, boys’ representative, and Gayle Beard, gills’ representative. Not pictured is Carroll Kennedy, secretary. SOPHOMORE SPRING OFFICERS —Danny Nelson, president, and Jackie Thatcher, vice president, don't have a chance competing with the gallant charm of Jim Prouty, boys’ representative. Diane Johnson, secretary, and Rosaland Phelps, girls’ representative, don’t seem to mind. ROW 1 T. Biondo, K. Bethel, B. Andoe, G. Beard, B. Rodgers, T. Bernardi, M. Anderson, S. Baldry, C. Battee, K. Carter, M. Alt, G. Bettinger. SHOP TALK-Jim McNichols, Ray Harvey, and John Edwards laugh things over in Mr. Cosart’s woodshop class. ROW 2 W. Amos, F. Blount, R. Bashaw, D. Bashaw, L. Arnold, D. Burns, W M. Barkley, C. Barton, M. Ackerman, A. Bell, P. Alexandris, R. Abreu. An L. Clark, J. Ayers, J. Young, V. Harvey, H. Bates, B. Buckley, J. Alakamovitch, M. Ashworth, S. Kuznar, J. Armstrong, J. Allen, R. Alt. ROW 4 D. Anderson, A. Bartel, R. Hadley, J. LaVoy, D. VValburn, S. Ball, T. Akins, G. Beaver, C. Colley, J. Masteller, J. Crabtree, B. Blade. WHY SO HAPPY? — These girls look as if they’ve lost their last friend-wonder who HE was. ROW + 1 . Preston, D. Wade, F. Spencer, G. Stewart, R. Pruden, J. Schroeder, R. White, M. Rose, L. Sadler, T. Van dampen, P. Ravert, J. Ramey. BOW 3 W‘ S. mnl0ns Sharp, L. Roberts, L. Reardon, K. Powell, D. Navarro, 1). 1 aylor, M. Scott, R. Rasmussen, B. Raschdorf, R. Simmons, G. Openshaw. o J’ StaPleton- T- Simmons, C. Sheehan, D. Simms, N. Van Denover, K. Ross, ftOW Z N. Riley, R. Shettlesworth, C. Rice, J. Rossill, L. Roberts, S. Scott. ROW 1 A. Smith, P. Rodriquez, S. Tufoni, D. Slagle, L. Ward, K. Sturm, G. Morse, D. Weston, R. Salazar, L. Schuster, L. Whitfield, D. Smith. —• BrttlV 4 Davis, C. Foss, B. Sills, G. Day, D. Grant, A. Facey, WW F L. Gross, M. Dyer, J. Everett, S. Dodd, L. Johnson, S. Faith. ROW 2 Claessens, R. DeCoursey, J. Good, A. Ereth, P. Dodson, L. Fisher, D. George, D. Greene, P. Bumgardner, L. Daniel, B. Green, S. Fields. _ D. Brewton, D. Doane, M. Brown, R. Graeff, B. Buckley, M. Bush, ROW j Edwards, T. Watts, B. Ramick, R. Curtis, F. Cunningham, M. Graves. wow 4 R. Dent, W. Davidson, R. Elkins, J. Edwards, J. Brighg G. Dowdy, L. Sloan, M. Gilbert, R. Corkin, H. Corkin, R. Galbraith, D. Brown. ARE YOUR EARS RED? - JoEllen Smith, Cathy Snodgrass, and Diane Post, among others, chew the student body over while eating lunch. ROW 1 A. Widener, D. Young, B. Snowden, J. Thatcher, P. West, V. Webb, A. Youngblood, P. Williams, D. Wilson. ROW Z. W. Williford, R. Slobig, S. Wilson, C. Wittbecker, S. Stillwell, E. Speer, S. Sylva, B. Travis, B. Simpson, V. Wehrle, I. Wright. ROW 3 P. Taylor, G. Strahan, M. Taylor, W. Williams, B. Wixom, A. Welch, J. Whitlock, E. Sherwood, S. Tate, A. Thompson, T. Wallace. ROW R. Wilson, D. Weatherl, B. Woodson, J. Winters, D. Zabokrtsky, E. Wristen, R. Stillwell, A. Smith, L. White, E. Travis, J. Wentworth, S. Talbitzer. ROW 1 D. Sangster, C. Rhodes, L. Rowland, J. Puccini, L. Shattuck, P. O’Connell, C. Real, H. Navarro, M. Morrison, J. Miller, R. Phelps, J. Sanford. ROW 2 N. Mills, P. Shannon, S. Parisien, C. Phelps, B. Nay, S. Morrow, I. Miller, L. Perkins, M. Northcutt, S. Muak, S. Pardick, J. Sadowski. ROW 3 J- Prouty, L. Peck, J. Owens, K. Montrey, J. Odekirk, M. Parko, G. Pearl, Z. Phillips, S. Morgan, J. Muster, M. Oberholtzer, L. Phillips. ROW 4 F- Brice, C. Parker, K. Pcile, K. Milligan, D. Nelson, M. Nichols, M. Morelock, J. Nicholas, B. Poppelreiter, J. Patrick, J. Neal, S. Ogle. ROW 1 J- Lee, C. Massae, G. Moore, S. McMahon, S. Lane, W. McCarter, J. Bradford, G. Hindman, D. Lerner, J. Davis, D. Post, D. Owens. ROW 2 Lust' S' Marcyan C. Ledger, J. Metsker, J. Korich, D. Langston, K. Hawkins, F. Lindbeck, M. McCarrell, T. Matlick, K. Lewis, J. Lowe. oqu 3 A. Mathis, B. McConnell, M. Laswell, J. McKillop, S. Kelley, T. Massengale, ® D. Lowe. N. McGeachy, M. McKibben, W. Meyers, R. Long, B. McDaniel. J. Moore, G. Moore, L. Jones, T. Kocotis, J. McClung, J. McNichols, fttw 4 H. Hubbell, C. Kroeger, H. Liley, D. Hazelton, B. Rich, D. McGill. . E. Gibson, L. Hankins, B. Houk, R. Jennings, J. Kinikin, S. McGahon, HOW 1 J. Hopkins, L. Mayheu, M. Martin, G. Madsen, H. McQuown, J. LeRossignol. urati o M. Landruth, H. Haugen, L. Hamby, L. McCracken, C. Hecker, M. Harvey, D. Haigwood, K. Hudgens, V. Harvey, E. Hill. D. Melton, L. Hall. ROM 3 R. Dingman, D. Figueroa, R. Burns, S. Housen, C. Kennady, D. Johnson, K. Jensen, J. Hill, D. Hart, K. Hawkins, E. Jones, ]. Jurison. . D. Grieco, A. Howard, C. Houk, B. Dawson, W. Harrington, R. Flicker, P. Hendrix, E. Flatt, L. Howard, W. Hedge. M. Hedge, V. Jones. ROW i (' n lv |, ... nderson, J. Mayfield, K. Collier, V. Clements C C. Dabbs, B. Cuevas. B. Brock, K. Brimm, T. Chan, S. Craig Carlson, W. Carter, C. Brunson, B. Bryson, D. Casagrande, S. Dallas, M. Bennett, ftt W g. L- Campbell, V. Campbell, L. Clarke, N. Baxter, V. Buris, M. Carpenter, J. Chenoweth. D. Bump, W. Clark, L. McIntosh, J. Wood, D. Miller, P. Farris, ROW 3 M. Brown, J. Conway, L. Becker, V. Castleman, D. Parker, J. Cruz. L. Clark, D; Brenner, F. Martin, G. Young, W. Gilliam, R. Wells, ROW t T. Buckallew, G. Custer, R. Gannett, J. Crews, B. Sills, C. Foss. PrC mAjJ FRESHMEN FALL OFFICERS - Playing one ol their more difficult co-educational games are President Eugene Eddington, Bo)s' Representative Alan Seely, Y'ice President Jackie Rhine, and Girls' Representative [an Adams. Nona McCollum, secretary, didn’t make it in time for her picture. FRESHMEN SPRING OFFICERS-I Now it’s ring-around-the-rosy for I Alan Seely, vice president; Beverly I Rosenbalm, secretary; Kenny Beck, president; Scott Colt, boys’ representative; and Terry Brandt, girls’ representative. I hat side walk is going to be awfully hard when they come to the “all fall down part. , during l„„ch «rring „nt S5, « •’■'-“l nmu i ®- Austen, K. Beck, G. Alt, B. Ayers, J. Berry, B. Anglin, MOW X p. Clark, G. Clinkingbeard, C. Chappell, A. Burnett, W. Edwards, D. Dwyer. ROW 2 C. Clingan, D. Cosart, B. Clark, S. Bennett, A. Cuevas, J. Ainsworth, J. Anderson, M. Cobbler, T. Colburn, C. Carroll, S. Colt, C. Brownell. , L. Bushman, B. Barkhurst, S. Anderson, J. Conley, D. Bershers, R. Bradberry, O S. Bricker, C. Bartholomew, L. Aiston, V. Anderson, C. Bowers, C. Baker. W. Berry, R. Barton, F. Brownell, L. Barge, D. Baker, H. Abbott, ROW 4- J. Adams, P. Beck, G. Bean, C. Abbott, M. Bates. 1 G. Jones, C. Bensen, D. Linsey, D. Edwards, M. Higgins, S. Jordan, D. Huls, S. Henson, T. Housen, M. Gould, P. House, C. Hudgens. ROm 2. G. Heffington, L. Hayes, P. Hall, C. Hollandworth, C. Hudson, B. Hall, M. Bueler, B. Burdick, F. Ford, P. Bradford, D. Crawford, V. Deakins. ROW 3 j Hunt, M. Jonas, C. Grinnell, B. Neizwaag, J. Jenson, M. Kantola, J. Gardner, R. Boyd, C. Falsone, P. Heyen, P. Burnside, D. Craig. fto 4 f. Cunningham, T. Davis, G. Gibson, B. Higginbotham, A. Ortega, D. Houk, M. Hebert, L. Holmes, K. Lewis, D. Hale, S. Braz, G. Horn. ROW 1 C. Davis. D. Doyle, M. Chapman, K. Barber, C. Bclser, P. Flovin, R. Downer, T. Hagler, D. Dilley, C. Facciano, J. Fendt, T. Costa. ROW z M. Dailey, J. Culliton, J. Edwards, J. Dougherty, C. Danielson, L. Fowler, C. Edwards, S. Bailey, C. Blanton, D. Dirks, M. Edwards, R. Ferguson. ROW 3 D. Canifax, V. Caron, M. Dunn, J. Cluff, E. Eddington, B. Eisenhower, L. Daily, W. Coleman, C. Dryden, L. Engle, K. Christenson, S. Coleman. ROW 4 D. Ainley, J. Christofferson, R. Call, D. Henderson, H. Brown, M. Broadway, G. Denmark, T. Draeger, B. Charles, M. Christensen, D. Brodersen, T. Brant. HOW X S. Nowling, N. Perkins, E. Nuss, B. Shipe, A. Ryckman, L. Rennels, K. O’Brien, K. Martinson, R. Mayhew, C. Raney, A. Ramey, L. Prouty. ROW 2 Seely N. Pardick, D. Mulliner, A. Nelson, J. Pryor, J. Reames, J. Elerick, T. Long, C. Miller, J. Ratto, E. Nieto, A. Myers, J. Magneson. ROW 3 Patr ck’ M. Pratt, G. Barnes, J. Collins, P. Phillips, V. McFadden, J. Leonard, W. Parker, R. Lawton, B. Martinez. W. Montgomery, D. McLain. ROJ 4 ALWAYS EA 1 INC—Nothing like taking it easy during a repast, think these freshmen girls. B. Marsh, R. Mahan, D. Meith, B. Morris, B. Payne, P. Lumsden, D. Elam, C. Ledet, B. Mooney, A. McCandless, M. Keyes. HIT THOSE BOOKS — Keep it up girls; those boys are bound to get some learnin’ yet. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS? The £ -« looking girls will some day be the cooks of the United States. ROW 1 N ezwaag L. Barton, M. McClung, P. Loyd, M. Lewis, C. Colvin, B. Fariester, L. Francis, M. Edwards, K. Kirk, M. Sims, B. Lewis. J. Metcalf, N. Mahaffey, B. Lunsford, C. Landreth, B. Matnev, L. Morris, ROW Z T. Mastache, L. Audrey, K. Maynard, J. Koyn, S. Norris, C. Lust. S. McVean, C. Zirion, L. Koppenberg, J. McDonald, D. Johns, S. Lambert, ROW o jy Ayers, C. Moseley, R. Davis, M. McDonald, M. Meyer, L. Ness. R- Keene, L. McMain, R. Melton, M. Kennedy, J. McCutheon. D. Kluender, ROW H. Morrison, B. Navarro, J. Nelson, J. Noel, S. Nielsen, L. Meyer. ROW 1 f. Salinas, J. Stanton, K. VanDykc, R. Schmidt, A. Seely, J. Wesson, J. Stapleton, C. Seney, G. Sirro, D. Ronan, M. Sanders, M. Sanders. ROW 1 j). Hindman, J. Lilcy, J. Liley, D. Farber, V. Landry, L. McElhaney, P. Kerth, L. Kaylor, D. Matney, P. Karageris, R. Mc-Nichols, C. McElroy. ROW 2 N. Paulsen, D. Powell, J. Pace, M. O’Neal, R. Sutherland, H. Scott, M. Sadler, J. Rhine, B. Rosanbalm, L. Schulte, D. Rom-inger, J. Rose. ROW 3 K. Owens, A. Pendergast, N. Raines, N. Ray, C. Smith, C. Sturgeon, M. Reeves, L. Smith, J. Sligar, G. Pixler, J. Politovich, M. Schilling. ROW 4 H. Sloat, B. Reavis, P. Phillips, B. Orrell, K. Welty, D. Peterson, J. Higgins. K. Plowman, A. Preston, R. Owens, J. Reed, J. Smith. ROM 2 V. Forbet, J. Ellis, f. Millet. J. Quintel, K. Gorden, E. Lambert, D. I.ewis, J. Hiles, K. Hopkins, C. McCormick, J. Henington, W. Lane. ROW 3 S. McKibben, D. Hockenberger, G. Lee, E. Lee, J. Helmick, B. Long, L. Herd, N. McCollum, R. Rose, B. Jackson, B. Horn, R. Luther. ROW 4 C. McDonald, R. Johnson, J. Hultz, R. Largent, S. Nelson, M. Heyrend, T. Hill, L. Maez, M. Kast, L. Mabry, C. Jones, R. Mangrum. a M- Harvey, B. Graham, D. Gillum, R. Frayo, J. Ford, C. Francis, r OW J- B. Cooledge, C. Bingley, J. Aldrich, M. Goodhue, E. French, K. Groves. Rn 0 E' Jcnkins’ Jonas J- Garrett, I). Jeffries, M. Baldridge, R. Cayton, rw D- Gilliam, L. Furtado, C. Harvey, J. Hammons, B. Carlson, P. Everett. R. Dodds, L. Bidleman, M. Gates, J. Homesley, D. Dunn, D. Gleason, HOW ? J Harris, M. Hayes, D. Gillis, N. Frank, S. Hoffmicr, J. Harness. ROW 4. J' Hastie’ P- Hewitt, T. Harrington, J. Jewell, T. Dodd, G. Heath, ▼ C. Good, D. Fibbons, D. Greer, J. Harrison, S. Des Combes, C. Bradford. HOW 1 J‘ Sh°rt R- Wright, B. Worley, D. Wallender, D. Winters, M. Wright, ” S. Whitehead, P. West, M. Smith, S. Sylva, W. Hoover, T. Wilson. o . J- Whiteley, G. Stresser, R. Carbone, R. Hadley, L. Zimmerman, B. Tiehm, Z. B. Unruh, V. Strang, R. Yates, M. Tungate, R. Townsend, R. Tryon. HOW Wisti, R. Stenroos, A. Unfried, L. Solomon, R. Walsh, G. Wilson, G. Stanley, K. Ward, A. Regis, L. Turpin, S. Truitt, D. Steide. G. Williams, M. Tadlock, J. Whittier, V. West, I. White, L. Wayland. D. Reimer, H. Siggeisson, S. Steadman, L. Tabias, P. Wells, J. White. ROW 1. v. Vallery, L. Voos, P. Unfried, S. Stokes. D. Williams. ROW 2. Smith, L. Topping, L. Williams, A. Young, D. Whitlock. ftOrf 3 Zaccanti, K. Zavalas, P. Wood, M. Worden, B. Winston. ROW ONE: L. Wyman, D. Crawford, C. Moseley, W. Wyman, L. Barton, G. Zachary, R. Gurley. ROW TWO: R. Jensen, R. Walsh, G. Young, G. Stovall, D. Chollet, G. Rockwell, H. Elerick, P. Heyen. ROW THREE: H. Harris, J. Millet, S. Craig, W. Ferrins, L. Johnson, L. Shattuck, L. Reardon. ROW FOUR: B. Unruh, J. Harris, K. Groves, A. Bethel, D. Baker, L. Burnett, L. Holcomb, D. Tannahill. ROW FIVE: M Sanders, J. Rhine, S. McMahon, J. Muster, S. McCahan, L. Webb, C. Wiggins. ROW SIX: R. Zancanella, K. Beck, T. Wilson, D. Wade, W. Humphries, R. Lindsay, J. McCutcheon, T. Phillips. ROW SEVEN: M. Reaves, J. Hilton, J. Sligar, J. Curran, V. Corbet, D. Conway, J. Jensen. ROW EIGHT: D. Sanders, R. Rennard, L. Becker, A. Miller, K. Johnson, J. Lowe, E. Zancanella. ROW NINE: V. Castleman, M. Fendt, S. Kauffman. The Oroville High School Marching Band is composed of some 70 members. This band performs intricate half-time maneuvers at all home football games, takes part in school and civic parades and marches in The Northern Sacramento Valley Music Festival. It's members are chosen from the various bands on campus. The Pep Bands for the basketball games are chosen from the Marching Band. At the beginning of 1961, the Marching Band was equipped with new uniforms at the cost of over $5000. This money was raised over a three year period by the members of The Music Department through magazine drives and candy sales. Majorettes are Marge Gould, Betty Jo Neal, Jolcne Silton (head), Judy Dallas, and Sandy Dallas. The Fall Semester Student Council was headed by Jim Shaw, President of the Student Body. Every week Jim gave reports on its progress to the Rotary Club. Sara Kauffman, vice president, displayed her outstanding ability to organize the talent of OHS through two successful assemblies. The secretary-treasurer was Connie Leonard, who kept an accurate account of the Student Council meetings, signed student body checks, and reported high school events to the Soroptimist Club. The historian, Charlotte Post, was responsible for keeping the scrapbook adding those newspaper clippings which concerned OHS. Brawny Paul Miller, Block O” custodian, made sure the “Big O” remained white. During the fall semester the Student Council instigated the successful decorating of the school for Christmas. There was tremendous co-operation of both students and faculty in promoting the spirit of the season. A jute-box, operated this fall in the girls’ gym, made a few noon dances possible. Most of the members of Student Council attended the Student Leaders Conference in Chico. The Constitution was reviewed and it was decided to revise it in the spring in order that more democratic representation might be effected. Sara Kauffman Connie Leonard Charlotte Post Paul Miller IuJemTbodY Jim Shaw, Gerald Bay, Jadelle Andrews, and Sara Kauffman met with other representatives of the Sierra Foothill League at a conference held at Yuba City High School. Plans were made for a Sierra Foothill League dance. These officers played a major role in planning the activities of the seventeenth annual Acker Touranment held in Oroville March 2, 3, 4. Reporting to Rotary every week was only one of many duties of President Gerald Bay. Jadelle Andrews did an outstanding job as Vice President, carrying out the difficult task of rounding up talent from the four host schools for the Acker Assembly. Sharron Greene reported the activities of the school to the Soroptimist Club and kept the minutes of the student council. As Historian Betty Sue Points made sure the scrapboj date. A- Bill Knight-yE took prompt ia$lic Block “O” hagibqt Acker Tourpttmeht Custodian, ! after the iduring the Gerald Bay A ) -rv i; l. ft r ' y f , Jadelle AndrHv V) 1 BW ■ 4 j J) |J Sharron Greeite Betty Sue Points Vicci Bowles i wv vyiNL. o. uuuci, ivi. aicm, rwauuman, r. rryor, j. mini, u. oreene, in. i.oyu. uearci, S. Porteous, S. Hitte, W. Clark. ______________________________________________________________________________________ VC J. Adams, J. Rhine, C. Good. ROW FOUR: S. Leonard, W. Knight, W. Alt, J. Reagan. 1’. Miller. ROW TWO: D. Lowe, C. Post, M. Korkmaz, J. Collins, V. Bowles, R. Lowman, R. Phelps, M. Dyer, E. Eddington, L. Logan. M ST L 5V ROW THREE: J. Hunt, G. Heath, A. Seeley, M. Korkmaz, B. Rosanbalm, D. Johnson, L. Logan. ROW FOUR: 'I'. Good, S. Leonard. J. Andrews, A. Risdon, W. Rumble, J. Prouty, 1). Nelson, W. Groves, D. Scott. Wes Rumble With the decision resting on the final question, the OHS team of Roland Bunch, Wes Rumble, and Phil Curry finished in third place in the 5th Annual Brain Brawl held at Marysville. The questions were taken from three categories: English and spelling, mathematics and science, and government and history. Yuba City won with Marysville, second, and Chico, last. The final scores wrere 59 points, 58, 48, and 40. Phil Curry Roland Bunch BiM, “I speak for the human spirit.”— This was the theme of Kevin Murphy’s winning speech, shown here with Mrs. Dunlap, who coached him to victory. Kevin, a junior, won the CSF Oratorical Contest. He also entered the 20th annual Lion's Club Speech Contest, and walked off with first again. He then entered the Zone and Regional contest coming out first in both. The maximum prize for the state winner is a $1500 scholarship. Of ATcR' AL IonTUTs America has never failed to meet a challenge.” — Connie Leonard represented the Senior Class in the CSF speech contest. She also was one of the top three speakers in the Lion’s Club Contest. The topic was “Our American Heritage.” “In order to establish a more perfect union . . .'-The Constitution was the topic of Jim Shaw’s speech for the American Legion speech contest. Jim represented Oroville in the district and took 3rd place. “This Man will leave his print on the sands of time.” — Pat Howard speaking on a famous Californian, won the 23rd annual Native Sons Contest for the 3rd straight year in a row. Mr. Fylling coached most of the contestants. RIP IT UP —Gerald Bay and Betty Jo Neal catch Big Steve Leonard tearing ’em up as usual. All three entered the Native Son’s Contest. POINT OF INTEREST - Veronica Landry, freshman representative in the CSF Speech Contest, seems to have caught the eye of David Lewis, Bob Patrick, Joe Boone, Mike O'Neal, and Peter Savage, all contestants in both the CSF and the Lion’s Club Contest. FAMILY PORTRAIT? - Ty Blount, standing, was chosen the representative of the Sophomore Class in the CSF Speech Contest. The three runners-up were Velma Wehrle, Claudia Barton, and Loretta Clark. Allan Risdon Fall Editor Judi Collins Book keeper-T reasurer Pete Savage Fall Fourth Page Editor Jo Ann Catt Fall Feature Page Editor Mike Schleef Fall Sports Editor Larry Baldry Reporter Judy Fleener Reporter Pat Rogers Reporter Spring News Editor After two semesters of “yellow journalism”—large, glaring headlines, startling pictures, and sensational stories —the newswriters of the Tiger Tales have succeeded in producing what every high school newspaper staff dreams of—a contented ad- On Thursdays before the Fridays the paper went to press, the editors went to the Oroville Mercury to read proof, write headlines, and make sure that the paper was put to bed properly. visor. “The staff this year was the mast aggressive one I’ve ever had. They were not afraid to accept responsibility,” said Mr. James “Tired Blood” Prouty, Tiger Tales instructor. Published bi-monthly on alternate Fridays, the “scandal sheet” was circulated at Las Plumas and Oroville High Schools, selling at five cents per copy. Some Tiger Tales staffers also wrote for the Nugget. These include Mike “Slim Jim” Schlecf, Larry “Lover Boy” Baldry, Peter “Hot Air” Savage, Allan “Fire-Mouth” Risdon, and Wes “Pretty-Face” Rumble. Other notorious newswriters included Nancy “Little-Bit-of-Strippc. Felipe, “Sweet Peggy O'Neil, Jo Ann “Boy Monger Gait, “Always Dreaming of You” Barbara Brown, Judi “Neyer-Say-No” Collins, “Blabber-Mouth” Sharon Hankins, “Short-Stuff” Sue Hoover, “Chained-Down” Judy Fleener, Linda “Ad-Fiend” Richardson, and two one-semester students — “The Mad Reahead” Joe Boone, and Fred “Big-City-Boy” Plante. Nancy Jo Felipe Spring Editor Fall Business Manager V; s?7 N - 001 Peggy O’Neil Spring Feature Editor Sharon Hankins •SeN'otu RAY Mrs. Bonnington, director Martha Mr. Morelock Mrs. Schmultz Lucifer Dr. Brown Mrs.Morelock George Miss Akers Mr. Black Jessica Mr. Morelock Ol BoT 5TaTe Sitting on the motorcycle are this year’s Girls’ and Boys’ Staters, Steve Leonard and Sue Ginter. Waiving farewell are last year’s representatives, Connie Leonard and Wes Rumble. Girls’ and Boys’ State is an organization sponsored by the American Legion to promote student interest and knowledge in state government. Each delegate has a chance to express their creative abilities. The junior students are selected by the faculty for their academic and leadership abilities. Incidentally, these two do not go to the same place, nor do they get there on a motorcycle. Sue goes to Davis, Steve to the Sacramento Fairgrounds. JuNW Ray “LOVER —Louie, played by Dana Mahlum, disguises himself as a woman to fool Lt. Caddigan (Gary Heath), Danny (Jim Davis), the New York playboy, and the naive cowboy, Lank (Steve Leonard). Hmmm—Danny muses as Rose (Cheryl Eggers) displays her “Miss Trunkline figure. Louie (now in normal attire), Tess (Kathy Payne) and Laura (Therese Good) examine the line. “Woah there!” — Danny comes to the conclusion that it’s the country cow-girl, Molly (Judy Dallas) he loves. “I didn’t know you cared.”—Sophisticated Tess proclaims astonishment as Sam (Terry Bostick) embraces her. Mrs. DeNegri, director MORE FELINES—Pat Fiedler, Pat Rogers, and Abby Ryan portray three of the city girls who follow their idol, Danny, to the ranch he inherited. t f' ■ Mu§;c. Jepa eST ROW ONE: L. Becker. R. Rennard, y. Castleman, R. Conway. K. Johnson, J. Sligar, M. Fendt, S. Kauffman, P. Kaiagaris. ROW TWO: D. lannahill, L. Sliattuck, B. Unruh, S. Craig, L. Sterpenig, L. Johnson, [. Harris, K. Groves, J. Millet, J. Crews, L. Webb, R. Rearden, S. McMahon. ROW THREE: W. Farrens, D. Baker, L. Burneu. C. Moseley, S. McGahan, A. Bethel, J. Rose, J. Rhine, L. Holcomb, J. Spannaus, J. Sligar, P. Heyen. ROW FOUR: G. Rockwell, H. Elerick, R. Jensen, N. Mills, J. Harris, M.cCarthy, R. Wade, W. Myers, V. Corbell B. Fisher, S. Miller. ROW FIVE: R. Nelson K. Beck, I). Sanders, E. Zancanella, P. Williams, J. Phillips r’ Owens. M. Reaves, T. Wilson, R. Lindsey, D. Chollet, G. Young, B. Stovall. ROW SIX: R. Gurley, L. Wyman, G. Zachery, W. Wyman, C. Barton, D. Crawford, F. Martin. ROW SEVEN: Mr. Becker, J. Curran J Hilton D. Conway, J. Hilton, V. Lindsay, F. Phillips, W. Humphrey, R. Zancanella. t---------------- ROW ONE: A. Patrick, P. Seely, B. Spivy, D. Knight, J. Woods. ROW TWO: C. Eggers, K. Pavne, C. Leonard, P. Chailer, J. Alakamovitch. ROW THREE: R. Bunch, P. Robertson, R. Cabitto, K. Lewis,' J. Smith, E. Smith. ROW FOUR: J. Maxwell, S. Pscherer, J. Bam ford, T. Eggers, I). Jensen, B. Brown. The accompanist is B. Eslinger. Wi 4 T|i| | t 9 « I t Ijlv® CHofWd ROW ONE: M. Reeves, C. Atnip, K. Hickson, G. Hindman, S. Munk, L. Glover, B. Hill, R. Landreth, E. Jones, D. Lerner, R. Halstead, C. Dabbs, M. Lewis, P. Flovin, A. Ereth, C. Stanfield, N. Dougherty, C. Meyer, L. Hail, N. Paulsen, D. Powell, D. Powell. ROW TWO: J. Readman, B. Watts, V. Stanley, P. West, L. George, J. Blankenship, B. VanDyck, R. Kirk, D. Slagle, C. Voight, J. Metcalf, B. Cuevas, L. Sparks, C. Herrera, J. Zimmerman, R. Bagby, M. Gould, V. Barton, P. Bradford, L. Will. ROW THREE: V. Strang, M. Kennedy, F. Jensen, S. Thelander, J. Giese, C. I isscrand, C. Leach, B. Cooledge, P. Payne, D. Farber, J. Warner, B. Adkins, D. Ainley, M. Oberholtzer, M. Landreth, J. Muster. ROW FOUR: B. Rosanbalm, A. Foote, T. Young, V. Kuszvk, S. Reeves, B. Lunsford, B. Lewis, B. Burdick, J. Montray, C. Schenkel, V. Sharp, E. Phillips, B. McConnell, A. Mathis. B. Buckley, L. Hawkins, T. Biondo, A. Welch. ROW FIVE: C. Davis, I). Graeff, C. Landreth, D. James, M. Carpenter, M. Phillips, M. Kock, L. Larsen, T. Brant, P. Beck, J. Metsker, C. Nettlcship. D. Webb, L. Roberts, J. Burns, G. Stanley. ROW SIX: J. Smith, E. French, J. Bamofrd, R. Cabitto, J. Thompson, L. Fowler, C. Scoggins, 1. McBee, J. Young, L. Wright, C. Simmons, M. Jones, R. Brown, T. Shaffer, J. Harness, A. Gregory, M. Rockwell, R. Frayo. Concept baud FuTuRE MukSES ROW ONE: J. Amos, T. Bardelmeier, A. Bell, W. McCarter, J. Bradford. ROW TWO: M. Carpenter, L. Daily, K. Ward, E. Jones. ROW THREE: C. Merck, S. Couchinan, A. Diaz, M. Mayhew. ROW FOUR: E. Davis, M. Jonas. R. Wagner. ROW ONE: K. Hudgens, L. Logan, L. Williams. ROW TWO: T. Bernardi, L. Reardon, D. Haigwood. ROW ONE: C. Hubbell, L. Hail, P. Rogers, L. Sterpenig, M. Voung. ROW TWO: G. Heath, D. Lewis, D. Stevens, J. Boone, J. Rowe. ROW THREE: J. Higgins, A. Miller, P Savage, H. Keenan. ROW THREE: J. Masteller, J. La Voy, J. Neal. ROW ONE: J. Harris, S. Kauffman, J. Spannaus, L. Reardon, J. Hilton, D. Knight, J. Hilton, L. Sterpenig, S. McMahon, V. Castleman, C. Collinson. ROW 1 WO: D. Wade, J. Crews, E. Zancanella, D. Chollet, D. Zancanella, D. Sanders, J. Sligar, J. Rose, S. Craig, L. Shattuck, L. Holcomb, S. McGahan, A. Bethel. ROW THREE: W. Humphreys, P. Jensen, L. Watkins, R. Gurley, G. Young, J. Woods, K. Payne, D. Baker, L. Becker, A. Foote, A. Miller. FvTuPX Tc£ ROW ONE: S. Ford, P. Fiedler, R. Phelps, S. McGahan, N. Sherman, V. Wehrle, L. Clarke. ROW TWO: L. Hail, B. Koetz, D. Scott, M. Northcutt, R. Lowman, L. Will. ROW THREE, J. Collins, K. Lull, J. Sligar, C. Post, J. Rose, P. Alexandris. feLL grid C.§.F THOSE IN THE BLOB FROM OUTER SPACE-J. Rowe, J. Johnson, J. Spannaus, K. Murphy, B. Gilbert, C. Davis, S. Kauffman, S. Seney, J. Hurley, M. Rose, H. Abbott, M. Worden, J. Jurison. ROW ONE: A. Bethel, D. Bump, V. Bissill, P. Williams, A. Youngblood, J. Woods, S. Miller, B. Chamber lain, L. Clarke, V. Wehrle, C. Barton. ROW TWO: B. Patrick, R. Watson, W. Randolph, S. Ladd, R. Van Dyck, D. Lowe, D. West, C. Crowder R. Ryan, D. Langston, P. Alexandris. ROW THREE: R. Warden, W. Rumble, J. Schroeder, M. Korkma ., K. Lull, P. Fielder, S. Ford, H. Krae mer, L. Polk, M. Dorr, S. Ginter. ROW FOUR: A. Mitchell, S. Leonard, G. Heath, R. Elkins, M. O'Neal, M. Stern, N. Felipe, R. Bunch, W Williams, S. Wilce, P. Curry. Mtnmc, MR. ROSS. ADVISOR, POINTS OF WRITING Bethel. A. Miller. ROW E. Sherwood, R. Bunch. Collins, B. Rennard, A. Risdon GIVES THE FINE TO-ROW ONE: A. TWO: L. Sterpenig, ROW THREE: J. SLIDING DOWN THE BAN1STER-P. Curry, activities chairman; D. West, publicity chairman; M. Dorr, secretary, and poor Wesley Rumble, president, who always seems to get in on the end of things. r-t JUNIORS SENIORS - ROW ONE: Mr. Kantola, L. Aldrich, J. Bettinger, B. Halstead, B. Brooks, G. Robertson, F. Conrad, G. Bamford. ROW TWO: |. Davis, F. Middleton, K. Allen, C. Pratt, R. Wilson, J. Samprucci, J. Singer. ROW THREE: H. Harvey, L. Klein, G. Peck, J. Bamford, M. DeVorc, M. Mallette. LEADERSHIP COOPERATION CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP AGRICULTURE ft H CITIZENSHIP THRIFT 1 SERVICE RECREATION PATRIOTISM OUTSTANDING MEMBERS - Jim Bet-tingcr, chapter activities; Gilbert Stresser, agronomy; Dick Schmidt, agriculture scholarship; Gary Bettinger, farm mechanics; Tom Akins, forestry; Dan Simms, entomology; Diane Johnson, chapter sweet-; heart; Jack Singer, agricultural marketing; Gale Bamford, leadership; Larry Klein, farm accounting. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES - ROW ONE: Mr. VanCamp, I). Hart, T. Akins, B. Buckley, G. Bettinger, D. Simms, J. Ramey, M. Bueler, F. Lindbeck, R. Melton. ROW TWO: M. Harvey, E. Jenkins, P. Taylor, G. Stresser, G. Madsen, H. McQuown, R. Schmidt, J. Ilultz, B. Mooney, B. Sandlin, D. Smith. ROW THREE: R. Bradberry, H. Brown, J. Crews, M. Tadlock, B. Hall, J. Conley, K. Gordon, T. Herrington, V. Harvey, C. Houk. ROW FOUR: M. Morelock, K. Plowman, P. Lumsden, W. Harrington, T. Hill, O. Preston, T. Matlick, R. Mahan. ROW FIVE: F. Spenser, D. Turner, I. Siggcirsson, W. Amos, P. Norris, J. Cruz, J. Higgins, D. Mellon. OFFICERS — Mr. Kantola, advisor; G. Bamford, president; L. Klein, vice president; D. Johnson, sweetheart; C. Pratt, secretary; F. Conrad, treasurer; J. Davis, reporter; J. Singer, sentinel. LEARNING TO DO fZ DOING TO LEARN 1 hK EARNING TO LIVE ROW ONE: R. Anderson, E. Gibson, V. Bissell, N. Loyd, H. Dopp, J. Edwards, G. White, G. Abbott, J. Thatcher. ROW TWO: D. Nelson, J. Patrick, W. Randolph, G. Heath, 1). Chollet, E. Edwards, B. Vasiliou, R. Adams. ROW THREE: J. Prouty, W. Clark, M. Shoemaker, W. Bissell, L. Baldry, B. Peck, K. Murphy, R. Silva, L. Conner, R. White. ROW FOUR: D. Young, S. Pscherer, W. Davidson, R. Lindsay, D. Hoffman, B. Gilbert, J. Price, C. Luzovich. ROW FIVE: H. Gramps, E. White, G. Bay, B. Rosanbalm, M. Schleef, J. Corbaley, K. Milligan, E. Zan-canelli, S. Kirkpatrick. ROW SIX: P. Miller, G. 'Thatcher, S. Leonard, B. Knight, J. McNulty, D. Sears, N. Roderick, J. Rowe, W. Groves, G. Martin. WATCH1N” ALL THE GIRLS GO BY-Block “O” Officers: Stephen Leonard, spring vice president; Doug Sears, spring treasurer; Jack Greer, fall vice president; Dick Young, fall president; George 1 hatcher, fall treasurer and spring sergeant at arms; John Corbaley, fall sergeant at arms and spring Student Council representative; Paul Miller, spring president and Bucky Whittier, fall representative. Not shown is Kevin Murphy, fall i secretary. I FALL. OFFICERS PEEKING OVER THE FOP—D. Greene, activities committee: S. Ginter, sergeant-at-arms: P. Powers, secretary; R. Watson, vice president; J. Miller, president; Chris Tarkington, activities committee. SPRING OFFICERS PEEKING UP AT THEIR PREDECESSORS-J. Rose, activities committee; C. Davis, Student Council representative; R. Carter, activities committee; K. Lull, president: J. Hunt, activities committee; Virginia Kunkle, activiiies committee, I). Greene, ex-corepresentative, j. Sligar, secretarv. ROW ONE: T. Anno, S. Kroeger, G. Morse, C. Facciano, S. Ford, B. Brough, J. Hunt, L. Gross, B. Travis, D. Greene, J. Miller. D. Waugh, R. Denmark, R. Wagener. ROW TWO: R. Watson, J. Charles, J. Rose, R. Carter, L. Ray, C. McHugh, R. Jensen, B. Unruh, A. Bethel, M. Haddock, C. Bartholomew, M. Bush. ROW THREE: B. Charles, J. Sligar, V. Vallery, D. Gibbons, S. Couchman, D. Lawrence, B. Rosanbalm, T. Chan. J. Fendt, C. Davis, A. Steadman. ROW FOUR: J. Sligar, C. Hudson, J. Smith, S. Tate, K. Lull, M. Caywood, C. Brunson, M. Dyer, C. Good, P. Powers, A. Ryan. ROW FIVE: V. Landry, J. Whitlock, P. Sylva, J. McKillop, M. Barger, D. Lewis, B. Chapman, L. Becker, K. Hudgens, C. Owens. C. Currier, V. Kunkel. ROW SIX: M. Jonas, Mr. Hughes, J. Prouty, J. Patrick, J. Schroeder, C. Tarkington, A. Howard, C. Denmark. I.. Heath. J. Davis, J. McAmis, L. Richardson, D. Scott._______________________________________________ SWEET AND SOUR - The little innocents in the (rent row are Racquet Club officers: Sara Kauffman, vice president; Connie Leonard-, president; Sue Ginter, secretary. In the back row (not quite so innocent) are Chris Tarkington, sergeant at arms, and Mr. Seevers, advisor. ROW ONE: C. Leonard, C. Hudson, V. Val-lery, K. Beck, D. Sowards, N. Riley, L. Hill, T. Thode, J. Rogers, J. Zimmerman, D. Zuber, S. Ginter. ROW TWO: I). Scott, S. Kauffman, N. Hayden, J. Spannaus, M. Perkins, L. Roberts, P. Dudley, j. McAmis, P. Powers, B. Taylor, L. Daily, M. Carpenter. ROW THREE: W. Groves, C. Peck, S. McMahon, J. Odekirk, T. Simmons, C. Nettle-ship, M. Azevedo, B. Koetz, C. Moellendorf, K. Ward. ROW FOUR: L. Bryson, G. Wilson, I). Brod-ersen, T. Brant, M. Koch, N. Hoberg, A. Steadman, K. Root, J. Smith, M. Kantola. ROW FIVE: M. McDonald, J. Hunt, M. Pratt, C. Osborn, C. Good, E. Bennett, C. njsington jchmiikJi Chanman KACfueT ROW ONE: B. Unruh, J. Watkins, E. Downey, ; P Howard, D. George, A. Nelson, G. Sirro, B. ; Chamberlain, L. Turpin, J. Fendt, C. Bowers. . ROW I WO: S. Bailey, R. Jensen, J. Ober-holtzer, B. Rosenbalm, J. Rhine, J. Sanford, C. : Crowder, A. VanCamp, M. McCarthy, A. ; Mitchell, B. Purkey, C. McHugh, V. Kunkel. ROM I HREE: P. Beck, R. Lowntan, S. Mar-cyan, H. Olson, J. Woods, S. Miller, A. Ryan, : H. Kraemer, E. Ball, 1). Jones, M. Vaughan, S. • Vanzandt, 1. Tackitt. ; ROW FOUR: J. Rose, J. Sligar, G. Knutson, C. ; Wilson, P. O'Brien, J.' Dailv, P. Johnson. 1. ; Bright, J. Catt. ; ROW FIVE: J. Harris, R. Carter, K. Lull, J. • Atlams, C. Osborn, I). Ewing, M. O’Neal, F. : Conrad, I). Anderson. ; ROW SIX: 1. Ray, J. Siiton, M. Stern, W. Ran-: dolph, J. Shaw. B. knight. V. Bowles, M. Fendt. ROW ONE: W. Hoover, T. Bernardi, C. Osborn, K. Lewis, B. Horn, R. Corbaley, B. Ayers, N. Perkins, G. Clinkingbeard, B. Andoe, C. Barton. ROW TWO: J. Rhine, P. Beck, A. Nelson, J. Harris, P. Pryor, J. Gardner, L. Shattuck, S. Bailey, L. Turpin, P. Heyen, J. Hunt. ROW THREE: L. Arnold, T. Long. A. Miller, M. Pratt, C. Lust, K. Van Dyck, -B. Simpson, A. Lust, A. Mathis, L. Sherwood, B. Winston. ROW FOUR: D. Bershers, C. Scheer, D. Lowe, D. Bump, R. Stillwell, M. Northcutt, C. Whittbecker, M. McDonald, H. Abbott, S. Bennett. ROW FIVE: G. Dowdy, S. Anderson, S. Ball, B. Pitts, D. Hockenberger, R. Van Dyck, M. Mavhew, M. Worden, S. Nelson, J. Jewell, W. Williams, J. Nicholas. SPRING LATIN CLUB OFFICERS—Mary Stern, Student Council representative; Therese Good, president; Charmaine Crowder, vice president, and David Lowe, treasurer; can’t hplp laughing at the people they replaced. ROW ONE: J. Kinikin, J. Jurison. A. Miichell, M. McCarthy, N. Loyd, C. Carroll, R. Conley, Mrs. Crystal, C. Voigt. ROW TWO: G. Beard, S. Marcyan, J. Sadowski, J. Sanford, S. Kauffman, N. Hayden, P. Devaney, J. Woods, S. Miller, D. Chamberlain. ROW THREE: T. VanCampen, P. Williams, S. Nowling, D. Chollet. J. Adams, T. Brandt, C. Crowder, M. Northcutt. FALL LATIN CLUB OFFICERS-Rough night in the Latin Quarter. Zigzagging down the steps are (from top) : Steve Leonard, president; Susan Ginter, vice president; Mary Stern, secretary; Charmaine Crowder, treasurer; Neil Loyd, Student Council representative. ROW FOUR: M. Stern, J. Sitton, T. Good, S. Ginter, M. O'Neal, G. Bay, I). Brodersen. C. Strayer, M. Kantola, M. Whitlock. ROW FIVE: E. Bennett, G. Thatcher, S. Leonard, J. Shaw, B. Knight, A. Seeley, H. Scott, L. Buschman, S. Colt. CL b ROW ONE: V. Bissell, A. Ryan, C. Hubbell, P. Rogers, G. Heath. ROW TWO: P. Fiedler, S. Ford, K. Murphy, J. Hunt, K. Webb. ROW THREE: J. Schroeder, D. Grieco, Mr. Hughes, R. Watson, R. Worden. ROW FOUR: R. Dowell, E. Meyer, D. Lewis, P. Savage, J. Boone. ROW ONE: R. Bagby, J. Gatt, B. Neal, J. Rogers, T. Thode, C. Bartholomew, M. Purkey, J. Bradley, P. O’Neill, C. Hudson, N. Loyd, B. Points, V. Lumsden, L. Hail. J ROW TWO: R. Adams, O. Lawrence, B. Bueler, C. Ledger, S. Asodd, V. Stromer, N. Riley, V. Vallery, T. Chavez, S.Porteous, B. Brown, P. Rogers. y ROW THREE: E. Dugger, S. Bowers, ). Odekirk, M. Battip, F. Jensen, J. Amos, N. Hayden, A. Ryan, S. Couchman, K. Paulsen, P. Dudley. ROW FOUR: G. Bamford, J. Davis, D. Weathcrl McAmis, R. Hoffman. ... J. Reagan, J. Boone, D. Scott, J. ROW ONE: M. Bennett, P. Dudley, P. Jatko, S. Miles, R. Bagby, J. Bradley, C. Owens, K. Corbaley, S. Wilson, L. Hill, J. Catt, J. Zimmerman. ROW TWO: R. Carpenter, D. Openshaw, V. Bowles, J. Rogers, H. Gillis, B. Stafford, N. Felipe, J. Andrews, C. Currier, B. Neal, B. Taylor. ROW THREE: B. White, D. Mahlun, G. Raymond, B. Parker, D. Scott, B. Chapman, D. Zuber. ROW FOUR: Mr. Lambert, J. Reagan, W. Alt. J. Cox, C. Tarkington, W. Groves, J. Platzek. uTo Club THE GANG'S ALL HERE—Auto Club officers are Gary Raymond, fall president; Cecelia Owens, fall secretary; Kathy Corbaley, fall Student Council representative; Janet Rogers, spring vice president; Bonnie Stafford, spring secretary; Wes Alt, spring president; Corale Currier, spring Student Council representative, and Vicci Bowles, fall vice president. ROW ONE: K. Lull, V. Bowles, I). Openshaw, J. Rogers, B. Stafford, S. Kauffman. ROW TWO: B. Wilmoth, S. Porteous, B. Points, C. Owens, D. Knight, C. Osborn, J. Johnson, B. Spivy, D. George, B. Larson. ROW THREE: J. Sligar, D. Phillips, D. Baker, N. Hayden, C. Post, J. Zimmerman, E. Dugger, D. Zuber, N. Dougherty, P. Shay. ROW FOUR: L. Holcomb, D. Lawrence, C. Moellendorf, V. Zoff, R. Lowman, P. Powers, M. McCarthy, C. McHugh, J. Smith, R. Lull. ROW FIVE: P. Woodruff, P. Castello, D. Patton, B. Giles, S. Ginter, L. Ray, J. Harris, M. Azevedo, B. Rupp. ROW ONE: L. Whitfield, V. Castleman, K. Hawkins, C. Brunson, M. Carpenter, T. Wallace, J. McKillop, J. Whitlock, M. Alt, D. Johnson. ROW TWO: J. Wentworth, M. Bush, C. Battec, K. Sturm, D. Post, Z. Phillips, M. Anderson, V. Sharp, N. Riley, L. Rowland. ROW THREE: M. Sanders, J. Rhine, J. Sligar, B. Andoe. C. Barton, D. Langston, S. Tufoni, S. Marcyan, T. Simmons, B. Travis. ROW FOUR: S. Henson, R. Jensen, S. Steadman, M. Kantola, C. Bowers, J. Smith, L. Holmes, R. Davis, C. Bartholomew, S. Bailey. ROW FIVE: C. Osborn, G. Sirro, P. Unfried, J. Leonard, N. McCollum, C. Seney, L. Turpin, B. Rosanbalm, V. Vallery, C. Hudson. p sident: Pattie Powers, basketba'll manager; Ruth Lowr n, mine manager. Kathleen T.nll nomt romivir ______________________________ • i mtng manager; Kathleen Lull, point recorder; Charlotte Post, president. : IOR VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS Johnna Johnson Bonnie Stafford Vicci Bowles Charlotte Post DcDe Openshaw Betty Spivy Candy Osborn Janet Rogers JUNIOR BASKETBALL ALL-STARS Janice Harris Romona Lull Patty Powers Brenda Giles Ruth Lowman Sue Ginter Carlee Moellendorf Jennie Smith Barbara Rupp Bonnie Stafford—Outstanding All-Around Player Mrs. Johnson GAA Advisor Kathleen Lull BASEBALL Johnna Johnson BASKETBALL Betty Spivy VOLLEYBALL Wallace Groves Guard Bucky Whittier Quarterback David Scott Guard George Thatcher Halfback Ed White Tackle Dick Hoffman Quarterback Marvin Rogers Halfback John Corbaley Guard Gus Martin Halfback Bill Knight End Albert Gregory Left Half John Rowe Halfback ini McNulty Center John Mangrumj Guard Harvey Cramps Fullback Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville VARSITY SCORES ...13 Chico .... 6 Shasta .... 0 Woodland .18 Red Bluff ...13 Placer .... 6 Marysville .... 6 Roseville ...13 Nevada Union ...26 Yuba City The OHS Varsity Pigskinners, guided by head Coach Johnny Johnson, back coach Remo Ferretli, and line coach Norm MacKenzie, kept up their desire and improved every game. Although winning only two, tieing two, and losing five, the team played good football. The squad’s won-lost record could have surpassed the .500 mark if a lew crucial conversion or scrimmage plays near scoring territory had been successful. Also, eight key players were out of action with injuries for periods of up to five games. Tigers who placed on the all Sierra Foothill League team were Jim Shaw, end, and John Corbaley, guard, the only junior so honored. Receiving honorable mention wfrel riPMiller, tackle, Dave Scott, center, and Dick Hoffman, quarterback. Oroville racked up 951 yards on the ground and 766 through the air for a total of 1717 as compared to their opponents’ 1224, 598, and 1822 yards. In first downs the Tigers out did the opposition 93 to 78, but were outscored 101 to 151. Oroville completed 66 of 119 passes to 33 out of 69 for their opponents. Marv Rogers led in yardage gained with 345 on 86 carries; he also caught 16 aerials for 156 yards, and scored four IDs. A1 Gregory scored six TD’s, the team high, ran 70 times for 260 yards, and snatched 11 passes for 125 yards. Hoffman completed 55 aerials in 92 attempts for 663 yards, had eight intercepted and three caught for touchdowns. ROW ONE: C. Kroeger, A. Gregory, B. Peck, T. Tokuno, B. Wade, B. Whittier, T. Chavez, R. Eaves, H. Cramps, K. Meyer, L. Conner, T. Kocotis. ROW I WO: B. Dawson, J. Rowe, M. Rogers, J. Greer, D. Scott, G. Martin, L. Heffington, T. Anno, J. Mangrum, R. Koski, L. Sloat, S. Kirkpatrick. ROW I HREE: J. David, J. Bamford, D. Jenson, B. Knight, W. Groves, J. Shaw, D. Hoffman, P. Miller, J. Corbaley, K. McGehee, E. White, G. Thatcher, B. White, S. Helmick. CO-CAPTAINS - |i,„ Shaw and Paul Miller were elected as leaders by their teammates. CANDIDATES—Freshman, Nona McCollum and escort. Spike Helmick; escort, Ken Milligan; junior, Therese Good and escort Doug Sears- and Gerald Bay. sophomore, Trudy Simmons and senior, Sara Kauffman and escort. FooT a£ Sara Kauffman, a senior beauty, is crowned “O H S Football Queen of I960” during the half time of the Roseville-Oroville game. Master of Ceremonies Steve Leonard crowned Sara and presented her with a silver wrist watch. The other candidates received bracelets. At left is Miss Kauffman’s escort, Gerald Bay. The Block “O” earned $475 from this annual contest. The money is used to defray their numerous expenses, as purchasing gold and silver footballs for championship team members. “Mad am I,” says Mary Stern; “when kids don’t yell, it makes me burn!” ., .. 'NS - xw , r ■V oi Lean to the left, lean to the right; Johnna Johnson leaned too far Friday night. Lynetta Polk turns a fast little twirl. She was well known as the Garter Girl.” fcW Ak cvjua i A V- oj-. 'u - o Vaa' ’ 10 vaissiR' aieeRifiQdeRs Altogether now 1, 2, 3, oops—4. (Good thing this poet didn’t keep score.) Vicci Bowles was Head; her job, to see were led. ROW ONE: A. Youngblood, L. MacCracken, E. Gibson. J. Nicholas, D. Lowe, J. McNichols, G. Openshaw, W. Clark, J. Thatcher, D. Wing, R. Alt, B. Blade, W. Simmons, and R. Anderson. ROW TWO: J. Nelson, D. Rasmussen, A. Bartel, T. VanCampen, R. Corkin, W. Humphreys, J. Prouty, D. Nelson, L. Heath, D. Anderson, G. Beaver, and G. Dowdy. ROW THREE: D. McGill, D. Hazelton, C. Colley. F. Martin, L. Peck, B. Wells, J. Edwards, B. Rich, B. Woodson, D. Milligan, J. Moore, D. Weathcrl, and W. Liley. tWoV V R6'TV FooIb U- For the first time the Junior Varsity Football Team won the SFL Title outright with five wins and no losses in league play, while compiling an outstanding overall record of 9-0. “We had a good team this year with a fine bunch of boys to work with,” said Coach Herm Stauss. “If they aren’t split up next year Johnny Johnson should have a good varsity team.” “Robert Woodson and Jackie Thatcher were picked by 26 letter winners to be co-captains. Danny Hazelton and Woodson were outstanding halfbacks on offense for the Little Tigers. Outstanding defenders were John Edwards, John Moore, and Bob Wells. The Jayvees in overall play scored 216 points for an average of 24 per game, while their opponents scored 39 points for an average of 4.3 per game. In league play the Tigers scored 129 points for an average of 25.8 per game. Tiger SFL foes scored 13 points for an average of 2.6 points a game. SUPERMAN AND MIGHTY MOUSE -Mr? Stauss and Mr. Martin, both towers of strength, coached their boys on to the league championship. CO-CAPTAINS ROW ONE: C. Colley, J. Edwards, J. Moore, B. Rich, W. Simmons, 1). McGill, K. Milligan. ROW TWO: 1). Hazellon, 1). Nelson, W. Liley, B. Woodson. ROW ONE: D. Weafhcrl, B. Wells, G. Dowdy, B. Peck, F. Martin. ROW TWO: G. Openshaw, J. Nelson, J. l’routy, W. Clark, J. Thatcher, D. Lowe. J JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES: 13 Chico ... 0 27 Shasta ... 12 26 Woodland ... 0 21 Red Bluff ... 14 47 Placer ... 0 26 Marysville ... 7 24 Roseville ... 0 26 Nevada Union ... ... 6 6 Yuba City ... 0 c ROW ONE: B. Winston, D. O'Rourke, R. Corbaley, B. Worley, S. Colt, G. Gibson, E. Lambert, D. Gillis, G. Alt, J. Ford, R. McCormick. ROW TWO: J. Magneson, C. Dryden, J. Whittier, R. Owens, L. Herd, L. Seek, D. Dunn, J. Quintel, J. Helmick, A. Myers, R. Dodson, M. Dunn, S. Nowling, R. Ferguson. ROW THREE: I. Dodd, E. Baker, I. Draegcr, J. Homcsley, B. Higginbotham, I. White, W. Sloat, J. Cunningham, J. Hastie, L. Wells, D. Bershers, L. Barge, E. Eddington, L. Wayland, D. Hockenberger. Fb«SSH Foo|b U- Oroville’s Frosh Eleven came through a bit slow this year, winning two contests and losing four. Coach A1 Walsh, assisted by Mel Anglin, both ex-Oroville High football players, admitted, We had the nucleus of a good ball club, but several injuries hurt us. Walsh decided that his outstanding gridders were Don Dunn, guard and halfback; Lonnie Wells, halfback; Mike Dunn, defensive linebacker; and Roy Owens, halfback. The freshman Coach believes that his boys will make a good junior varsity group next year. REMEMBER WHEN?-Two ex-gridders of OHS, Mr. Walsh, and Mr. Anglen, survey the freshman football team. Neil Loyd, manager The OHS Varsity finished much improved over the season to tie for third place in the Sierra Foothill League. Several of the losses were by very close scores —two in the last-second were one-point defeats. Guards Harvey Dopp and Jack Burbridge were elected team co-captains. Dopp led the scoring with 170 points, and Burbridge, who was third in scoring, was acclaimed by Coach Duard Millet the best all-around player. Forward Steve Leonard led in rebounds closely followed by center, Bill Jones, who was also second-leading scorer. Forward Doug Sears was third in rebounding and fourth in scoring. “The team played well together; they showed lots of determination all the way through the season,” declared Millet. Red Bluff ... 27 Oroville 41 Chico .. 29 Oroville 43 Sacramento ... 47 Oroville 34 Chico ... 36 Oroville 46 Chico ... 29 Oroville 40 Shasta ... 31 Oroville 40 Yuba City .... 36 Oroville 32 Roseville .... 34 Oroville 39 Marysville .... 30 Oroville 35 Placer ... 26 Oroville 45 Nevada Union ... .... 33 Oroville 45 Shasta ... 41 Oroville 32 Yuba City .... 51 Oroville 43 Roseville ... 43 Oroville 47 Placer ... 25 Oroville 38 Marvsville .... 41 Oroville 37 Nevada Union ... .... 48 Oroville 46 HALF TIME — The team, looking confident of victory, consists of Doug “Blond Bomber” Sears, Harv Mighty Mouse” Dopp, Dick “Blue Denims” Hoffman, “Jolly” Bill Jones, Lanky” Chuck Luz-ovtch, Roger “Romeo” Woods, Ken “Man” Milligan, Rich Cat Adams, and Steve “Leaper” Leonard. 2 JOINTS — Harvey Dopp (33), S.F.L. all star, demonstrates his shooting ability to a Fremont player. I’VE GOT IT — Jack Burbridge (32) was one of the top Tiger players this season. UP, UP, UP, — Bill Jones was an excellent shooter as well as rebounder as demonstrated here. TO THE RESCUE - Senior Dick Hoffman is quick to the rescue of team-mate Jones. EASY DOES IT — Steve Leonard top Tiger re- nc 1 1 nzlor || i t cl r l ■liar nnnAritinn ‘ Son90KW ISOYV LEGGED?—Bonnie Stafford does a bouncy jig at a basketball game. FASTER, FASTER-Nancy Jo Felipe was always full of pep and had a cheerful smile for everyone. GRRR—Cheryl Eggers seems as mad as a Tiger as she demonstrates her songleader ability. UP AND OVER—Peggy Shaner displayed her mighty acrobatic ability playing “Fearless”, our OHS mascot, at all the football and basketball games and rallies. “TRIPLE YOUR PLEASURE, TRIPLE YOUR FUN” WITH . . . Sara Kauffman, Sue Ginter, and Jolene Sitton were the attentive score-keepers for the Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball games. Charlotte Post was also a score-keeper. S9 i i i !N3ljbfla0ol MR. ART ACKER, tournament founder, receives a gift of appreciation from tiie OHS student body presented by Mr. Weston Alt, superintendent of schools. The Tournament became a reality in 1944 when principals from seven Sacramento Valley schools met to plan a tourney that could be more than just an athletic event. The officials heard that Art Acker, head of the P. E. department at Chico State College, had conducted a revolutionary type of basketball tournament among seven state colleges in 1939 and they turned to him for help. He outlined a seven team tournament that would continue for three nights of play and which would keep every team in competition throughout its duration, because of its plus and minus scoring system which does not eliminate teams for losses. Clayton Valley won the 17th Annual Acker Tournament with plus 68, as Oroville’s Tigers, the underdogs, claimed fifth with minus 41. The OHS gym was the scene of the three day, seven games a night activity on March 2, 3, 4. Harvey Dopp lead the Tigers with 70 per cent accuracy in free-throws and a total tournament score of 51 points. ‘ Steve Leonard put his six feet, four inches into actioq to haul down a total of 81 rebounds, a tournament high. Jack Burbridge was credited with tyt assists. Others who saw lots of action inclucjft Bill Jones, | bu£ Sears, and Dick Hoffman. As the 1961 tournament ended S Srday night e e total tabulation showed that the Clayton Valley Eagles had broken the record or ptwms obtykieTjh a single gam with their score of 68. The rank in the tournajjent f$r the sepn ts rns was as follow 5 ■ fX? + ■ s 0? l, GmytmrValley r' -X Kremont s v v yroville X X, Shasta ? Red Bluff 'V' Xcf t , I earn Pts. Opponents Pts. Net Score 272 204 plus 68 223 170 plus 53 195 170 plus 16 183 169 plus 14 179 220 minus 41 182 335 minus 53 176 233 minus 57 Won Lost Tied 1. Clayton Valley 5 1 0 2. Chico 5 1 0 3. Highlands 3 3 0 4. Fremont 4 2 0 5. Oroville 2 4 0 6. Shasta 1 5 0 7. Red Bluff 1 5 0 THE VICTORS (upper left) -Proud and happy are the Clayton Valley Eagles, winners of the 17th Annual Acker lournament. TOP TEN (lower left) -Because of their outstanding play these boys were awarded trophies. OUTSTANDING ROOTERS (upper right) -Thanks to Big Otis (unfortunately without his kilt) and an organized rooting section the Highland Scots were presented with this trophy. BIG MOMENT (center right) -Diane Openshaw is crowned Acker Tournament Queen by Student Body President Gerald Bay on the final night of the tourney. CAPTAINS—Of the Clayton Valley Eagles, Gary Loveridge and Austin Deaton arc shown receiving trophies. Red BE ROW ONE: M. Russell, D. Chollet, G. Rosanbalm, R. Koski, B. Peck, L. Wayland. ROW TWO: R. Anderson, L. Wells, S. Pscherer, S. Kroeger, J. Prouty, D. Nelson. I thought they did a good job. When you have boys who put out all the time, you’re bound to win some games,” said Elba Stafford, first year junior varsity coach. The team was going for its eighth consecutive championship in SFL competition, but finished third with a respectable 64 record and 11-6 overall. Bill Peck was chosen unanimous All-League B Team. He led Oroville in total points with 173, was second in free throw percentage, third in rebounds, and first in assists. Rod Koski was second in points with 141 and George Rosenbalm was third with 105. Koski hit on 71 per cent of his free throws to lead the Tigers. Mike Russell put in 46 per cent of his shots from the floor to lead the junior varsity in that department. Koski was the leader in rebounds also, as he pulled down 88. Red Bluff ... 37 Oroville 27 Chico ... 42 Oroville 40 Sacramento ... 32 Oroville 43 Chico ... 46 Oroville 3 Chico St. Frosli ... ... 52 Oroville 41 Shasta .. 50 Oroville 42 Yuba City 38 Oroville 37 Roseville ... 49 Oroville 62 Chico St. Frosh ... 60 Oroville 41 Marysville ... 43 Oroville 42 Placer .. 48 Oroville 42 Nevada Union .... ... 41 Oroville 45 Shasta .. 50 Oroville 43 Yuba City ... 61 Oroville 44 Roseville ... 45 Oroville 5! Placer .. 46 Oroville 25 Marysville .. 49 Oroville 55 Nevada Union .... ... 38 Oroville 58 I'HE BIG STRETCH—George Rosenbalm (50) and Rodney Koski (5) truly put everything they have into obtaining that ball. Mr. Stafford was right when he said some of his boys were great hustlers—note No. 3, Dave Choi let. |UMP-SHOT—George Rosenbalm (50) attempts one of his long shots while Bill Peck and Rod Koski (5) get ready to rebound. GROW A LITTLE—No. 23 is no match for All-SFL Bill Peck. Ricky Largeant seems impressed. WRESTLING OR BASKETBALL?—Ready to defend himself if anyone decides to pounce, Larry Wayland attempts to drive. Peck is visible in the background. 3Y CHEtRlfAtERS POW WOW—Little Chief Donna Greene headed the noise makers for our Junior Varsity teams. Following her are (L to R) Jan Sadowski, Jill McKillop, and Judy Whitlock. U ROW ONE: D. Wilson, J. Quimel, B. Snowden, L. Ball. R. Lindsay, Mr. High. ROW TWO: L. Iy • Barge, B. Fisher, J. Hasting, W. Berry, L. Wells, W. Reed, L. Jones, j. Helmick, G. Orr, J. Nelson. ROW ONE: W. Wchy, B. Vasiliou. W. Barrens, S. Anderson, 1). Lindsey, K. Webb, G. Heaili. ROW TWO: W. Williams, D. Sowards, V. Bissell, W. Berry, L. Ballj L. '1 obias, D. Cosart. D. Jeffries For the seventh straight year at least one SFL Championship has been won by an OHS C or D Basketball team, as this year the C team won the title with a record of eleven wins and two losses in over-all play. By winning the championship the C team retired the league trophy to the OHS trophy case. “This championship was a great team effort with our defense being the primary reason we won,’ said Coach Millet. Co-captains of the team were Billy Vasoliou and Vernon Bissell. Wayford Berry, Lyle Ball, Luther Tobias, Wayne Williams, Dale Sowards, Vasoliou, and Bissell were the Seven C Team lettermen. I he D team finished in second place in the SFL with an overall record of nine wins and four losses. “This was an inexperienced team, but they came on strong at the end of the season,” said Mr. Millet. “Duke” Loyd was chosen captain of the D team by ten lettermen. Outstanding players on the team were Bill Snowden, Stan Anderson, 1 om Long, Danny Wilson, Ken Beck, and Loyd. uy s PE [fePT ROW ONE: N. Loyd, T. Blount, J. Ramey, K. Beck, D. Wallcnder, T. Long, J. Stanton. S. Anderson ROW TWO: J. Harness. B. Pavne, P. Phillips, D. Matney, B. Barkhurst, G. Yates, I). Wilson. C BASKETBALL Oroville 24 Marysville 16 Oroville 13 Gridlev 26 Oroville 36 Nevada Union 30 Oroville 13 Yuba City 12 Oroville 16 Los Molinos 12 Oroville 21 Gridlev 17 1) BASKETBALL Oroville 17 Marysville 6 Oroville 14 Marysville 15 Oroville 31 Placer 21 Oroville 23 Gridlev 16 Oroville 36 Nevada Union 32 Oroville 28 Nevada Union 18 Oroville 28 Yuba City 20 Oroville 20 Yuba City 12 Oroville 21 Marysville 26 Oroville 26 Los Molinos 11 Oroville 28 Placer 19 Oroville 11 Gridley 16 Oroville 25 Los Molinos 18 Oroville 7 Marysville .. 24 Oroville 99 Placer 33 Oroville 22 Nevada Union 11 Oroville 16 Yuba Citv 14 Oroville 24 Marysville 20 Oroville 24 Placer 30 Oroville 31 Los Molinos 25 ROW ONE: R. Wells, R. Adams, A. Malone, J. Greer, B. Woodson, K. Meyer, W. Bissell, C. Schmidt. ROW TWO: C. Dowdy, J. Corbaley, D. Hoffman, B. Liley, J. Mathews, C. Luzovich, K. Milligan, N. Roderick. The Tiger tracksters, coached by Herm Stauss, Norm MacKenzie and Wes Martin had had little oppor-aslonows P 11Cir P°tCnt,al by prcss time- However, those who seemed sure to win many points were A division—Dick Hoffman had already been clocked in 2:03.4 in the half mile and was a good bet to set a new school record in the mile. Chuck Luzovich, not at top form yet, ran a 2:03 half mile as a B. Only a junior, John Corbaley looked impressive in the shot with a best put of 52'4i 2 . Ben Woodson a sophomore, ran the 100 yard dash in 10.4. In the pole vault Ken Meyer, a junior, had topped 11' 6 . B division—Chris Johnson, Bill Peck, and Kevin Murphy guaranteed this team considerable strength in the distances. A hard worker, Harold Abbott, was the only sprinter of promise. C.division-Willie Clark seemed sure to be the high point producer, as he took three firsts in a duel met with uba City-100 and 330 yard dashes, and the broad jump. Others best in their events included the following: Larry Wayland, pole vault and shotput; Jimmy Patrick. 1320; and Wayne Williams, hurdles. A track THE PICTURE OF INXOCENCE-These sweet little girls earnestly and eagerly kept score for our A, B, and C track teams. The one with the bow is Connie Leonard; the one with the fingernails is Cecelia Owens; the one with the mouth is Jadelle Andrews. Dick Hoffman and Chuck Luzovich, distance aces. Rich Adams and Wayne Bissell, utility men. Bill Liley and Ken Milligan, promising sophomores. i 3 M Ben Woodson, top sprinter, and Art Malone, promising half miler. — John, Belly Dancer, Corbaley, shotputter extraordinary. Ken Meyer, number one vaulter. Ned Roderick, second pole climber. T«r R.P : Enc ZancaneUa high point hurdler; Eddy Edwards, Bucky Whittier, and Jim Prouty, three lees ot the B relay team; Kevin Murphy, good early season time in the half mile of 2:07; Russell Gurley and Nor-a l 1,lers- B?ZT°M ROW: Richard White, point winner in 1320; Chris Johnson, top man in i®' Bl 1 Ee ’.toPs 'n 1320’ 3-2 -4; Harold Abbott, best B sprinter, 440, 52.9 on first attempt; Bob Fisher, 440, 5a.0; Dennis Wing, shotput; Robbie Corkin, promising half miler. Horn J- Vaughan, D. Crawford, C. Johnson, G. White, N. Lussier, E. Edwards. ROW TWO; H. Abbott, 1. I okuno, R. Gurley, B. Whittier, B. Peck, K. Murphy, H. Abbott, D. Wing. ROW THREE- C Beaver, T. Wanous, E. Zancanella, J. Prouty, R. Corkin, B. McDaniel, J. Baldridge, B. Fisher. f TIGERS rims r TIEtHS TK«l .St r V TIGERS TIGER ' ROW ONE: R. Owens, S. Nowling, J. Harness. R. Corbaley, H. Corkin, R. Frayo, R. Flicker 1) Prvor W Mever I). Crawford ROW TWO: j. Patrick, I). Gillis, B. Vasiliou, W. Williams, L. Waylaid W Zmlre ? ’ B PayL W c'lS: !'Cr! THR“! ■ Ne 1' R L, hCT-«• . K™. E. Wri en, r! S.i'Kelt t TdA k ™P ™VV :,Lfry yl ’ J°hn Quintel Wayne Williams, William Meyers, and Doug Proyer. BOTTOM riark :r n CRS (L?au S‘,a,ll s Ufes many in8enius methods of motivating his runners), Billy Vasiliou, Willie Vlark, Kay Owens, and Harold Corkin. A CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-F. Claessens, Coach Mclnturf, R. Adams, C. Luzovich, W. Bissell, E. Meyer. RoSs “The A team is real disappointing; they aren't very strong, but it’s still early. The B team is doing a terrific job for so early in the season. 1 hate hope for the C team.” These comments were made by coach Mclnturf at the beginning of this Cross-Country season. In the A division Richard Adams ended up as the team’s regular first man, followed by his teammates in this general order: Wayne Bissell, Chuck Luzovich, and Emil Myers. This fast combination won three first place victories. Kevin Murphy, Chris Johnson, Gene White, Harold Abbot, and Steve Pscherer totaled six victories, including the League meet, when the team was handicapped because of the loss of their lead man, Kevin. The B's helped a great deal to push Oroville toward its over all win at the League meet by taking their division easily. The C team surprised by taking second in the League meet, led by Jim Patrick, second place, and Jerry Spivy, fifth. B CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM—D. T. Bostick, C. Johnson, J. Patrick, alburn. H. Abbott, S. Pschercr, O. White, O. Rosen balm, K. Murphv. JUST A LITTLE BIT BETTER-Charlotte Post seems to enjoy her duties as score keeper. She attended each meet, recording the name and finish position of each runner, and totaling all the scores. She was awarded a bronze track shoe for her faithful work. C CROSS - COUNTRY TEAM - E. Wristen. B. Navarro, R. Flicker, J. Spivy, R. Rassmussen, R. Townsend, M. Heyrend, L. Buschman FAGGED—Ed Wristen and Roger Rassmussen show the results of a hard run race. ROW ONE: R. Tryon, W. Williams, J. Whittier, R. Rasmussen, S. Now ling, R. Flicker, M. Scott, G. White, N. Perkins, J. Nicholas. ROW I WO: Mr. Ferretti, M. Korkmaz, A. Howard, N. Roderick, G. Martin, F. Conrad, D. Scott, D. Jensen, W. Groves, D. Sylva. 1. “Wud yu bleez led go ub my nose!” 2. That’s my marble.” 3. “Oh, I have a splitting headache. ■H At press time the Tennis team had seen little action, but coach Joe, “Crying Towel”, High was already singing the blues: “Our opponents have the power,” he wailed. I just tell our boys to serve and get the racquet in front of their faces so they won’t be permanently scarred.” Joe Boone, the only senior, leads the team, followed by Will Randolph and Mike O’Neal. Billy Graham, a freshman, showed promise. In spite of the fact that the boys were improving with each day of practice, the coach claims their insurance has been canceled. Joe Boone Will Randolph Mike O’Neal Billy Graham ROW ONE: G. Denmark, S. Bennett, J. Masteller, H. McQuown, M. Worden, B. Winston. ROW TWO: E. Gibson, T. Blount, D. Bump, K. Lewis, S. Krocger, S. Cox, V. Bissell. ROW THREE: S. Colt, T. LaVov, M. Schleef, B. Gilbert, F. Conrad, Mr. Walsh. Top men of the Oroville High Golf Team in the young season - Bill Gilbert, first man; Wayne Bissell, fourth; Mike Schleef, third; Del Bump, second. A • ,j A V ROW ONE: D. Young M Rogers, H. Dopp, D. Chollet, A. Gregory. G. Heath. ROW TWO: C. Kroeger I Burbritlge, S. Pscherer, K. McGehee, D. Nelson, R. Koski, J. Rowe. G. Martin, B. Ross. L. Burnett. t i i !,hC °HS Varf ty baseball team, after winning four of five practice games, seemed ready to holci thetr own in league play, which was beginning as the Nugget went to press. We have a better ball club than last year,” remarked Coach John Johnson. “Since we have a young club, we should get better as the season advances.” Veterans from last year s varsity are Jack Burbridgc, Harvey Dopp, and Dick Young in the infield and John Rowe and Steve Pscherer in the outfield. “ Jackie Burbridge-shortstop Harvey Dopp-third base Bill Ross—pitcher Albert Gregory—left field Larry Heath—catcher Dick Young-second base Rodney Koski—first base Gus Martin—first base Marvin Rogers—second base Ray Barton—pitcher Clyde Colley—shortstop John Moore-pitcher The OHS junior varsity baseball squad had galloped through three practice games without a loss (including a 15-1 thumping of Chico) by the time the Nugget” went to press. “This team is a group of hard-working, conscientious boys”, declared coach Hack Mclnturf; “they seem to work hard and give their best.” Jack Thatcher-center field John Whitter-first base Larry Barge-third base ROW ONE: D. Lowe, C. McCormick, J. Whiitier, D. Wilson, T. Dodd, B. Snowden, J. Thatcher, R. Barton. ROW TWO: A. McCandless, D. Bartel, N. McGehee, D. Zabokrtsky, J. Moore, L. Wells, C. Coolley, L. Barge. 7 1 flirt VA«sjty PAsEl ALL F (Osh PaseI aLl OWONE: G Gibson, E. Eddington, J. Reed, C. Dryden, R. O'Rourke, J. Helmick, I. Cluff. ROW TWO: ' hllll1Ps'.K- Beck’ C. Raney, 1. Draeger, P. Everett, S. Nelson, B. Barkhurst. ROW THREE: A. Kegis, L. Ness, S. Anderson, J. Stanton, R. Schmidt, D. Belt, B. Sandlin, R. Pevy, [. Whitelev E Baker I fr-Main, D. Dunn, A. Preston, D. Hockenberger. The Nugget Staff of 1%1 wishes to express its appreciation to Mr. Forrest Passmore for the million and one pictures he took for us to make this Nugget a success. PARTY TIME—Sara Kauffman, Jaydelle Andrew , Cecilia Owens, and Diane Openshaw prepare for a typical weekend. 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HUNTINGTON 605 OROVILLE DAM BOULEVARD (Across from Prospector's Village) OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RELOADING EQUIPMENT X KeloacIing Is Fun” THE future never takes care of itself. You have to take care of it through wise planning. And wise planning includes the security and protection of a good life insurance program. The money you put in life insurance is a bill you pay to yourself — because it comes back eventually as retirement income or protection for your family. May I help you plan an adequate program to fit your needs? There’s no obligation. Jack McKillop Agent LEnox 3-7822 2090 Myers St. Oroville, California BANKERS LIFE OF NEBRASKA LINOOLN C'est Facile—Brenda Wilmoth, le pro-fesseur, shows Betty Jo Neal the do's and don'ts of mastering the sewing lower Shop 1 332 Hun+oon LE 3-6616 Oroville Flowers for All Occasions machine. OROVILLE SEWING MACHINE SHOP NEW Necchi - Elna - Adler Notions - Costome Jewelry Used Machines Home Owned Phone LE 3-4633 1877 Myers Street Oroville, California SAWRSH—Says Sharon Green to Mike Damon and Wally Ryan, They’re both so lovely. STICK ’EM UP—The Conway Gang—Ron and Don and their assistant Deanna Knight have Mr. Conner scared stiff. CONNER'S j E W E L R Y TONG FONG LOW CHARLIE'S RESTAURANT LEnox 3-1488 LEE YOU and SUN GLEE 2051 ROBINSON STREET Proprietors OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA RASCO 5-10-25 Cent Store Locally owned and operated 1430 MYERS STREET OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 1474 Myers Street Oroville, California WOW! WHAT A WASHER—C ris Tarkington and Earl Bennett seem trulvjnterested in this latest kitchen appliance. Tom Turk is the salesman. f LE 3-4434 I'VE GOT MINE—Says Sue Ginter as she gently leads Jim Mayfield toward his final step of life. TRU-FIT Diamond Rings Bulova Gruen Hamilton Longines-Wittnauer 1390 Myers Oroville, California Wc -finished our annual. Are you a -F -ti ? 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