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JOLENE SITTON Co- Editor SUE GINTER Co- Editor GARY SCHRAMM Prior to his residence in California, Mr. Oscar Fylling served as a superintendent of public schools in North Dakota, having previously graduated from the university of the same state. Amazingly, in the 24 years Mr. Fylling has served in the department of social sciences in Oroville High School, he has missed only 2 days of school. Besides his regular duties, he has spent much time coaching students for speech contests. Two of his students reached the state level. THE BIG FIVE — The Board of Trustees for the ‘61-'62 school year was composed of Mrs. Franklin Murphy, Robert O’Brien, Robert Hoberg, D. Robert Bethel and Ernest Gibson. The responsibilities of the Board of Trustees are given by law and include the development of the school cirriculum, adoption of textbooks, employment and discharge of personnel, regulations governing the operation of the school, the purchase of real property, and the building of schools. Three members are in their first year of service: Mrs. Murphy, a housewife; Mr. Hoberg, manager at Midvalley Savings and Loan Company; and Robert O’Brien, owner and operator of O’Brien’s Realty. Dr. Bethel, a local optometrist, has served ten years. This is the longest term of service among the current members. Ernest Gibson is in his fifth year of service. He owns and operates Gibson’s Pharmacy. The appreciation of the entire student body and staff is extended to the Board of Trustees for the numerous hours they donate to the betterment of OHS, strictly as a public service. D. Dambacher, Principal Office ATTENDANCE OFFICER—Mr. Lucas, snper snooper, is hot on the trail of a truant student. He is about to check the validity of an absence excuse. ATTENDANCE OFFICE SECRETARY-Mrs. Powers, a cheery soul, keeps track of all those students who cut school. PENCIL PUSHER-Besides her regular duties as school secretary, Mrs. Andrews is kept busy with the switchboard. REGISTRAR - Mrs. Kauffman keeps records of every student in OHS, and is responsible for forwarding transfer records. OUR BUSY LIBRARIAN— Mrs. Dunlap is responsible for ordering all new books, and is kept constantly active shuffling between Las Plumas and OHS. BOOK STORE MANAGER —A joke and a smile characterize this happy fellow. Big” Bill Huston issues students such necessities as paper, pencils, and books. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE BOYS’ COUNSELOR—Mr. Harrison is the counselor for both the junior and sophomore boys. This year, he is also Director of Student Activities. SENIOR GIRLS’ COUNSELOR—“YVhat classes shall I take this year?” Can I get a scholarship?” “Where can I get a job?” These are all familiar questions to Mrs. Kunkel. COUNSELING SECRETARY - Mrs. Maddack sends hundreds of letters to OHS students each year — cinch notices! COOKS AND CUSTODIANS-(above) Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Goble, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Elliff. (below) ROW ONE: Mr. Jamison, Mr. James. ROW TWO: Mr. Walburn, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Griffin. ROW THREE: Mr. Malloy, Mr. Price, Mr. Morris, Mr. Griffin. ROW ONE: F. Miller, C. Milligan, E. Nilson, W. Ross, R. Sundahl, A. Billig, D. George, A. George, R. Flatt, D. Penman, H. Harder. ROW TWO: P. Milligan, L. Sundahl, V. George, I. Palmer, K. Giese, B. Pitts, A. Burns, D. Elkins, M. Pruden, D. Penman, J. Fernandez, D. Noyer, M. Rasmussen. . ■■■•.•; .,•••• •• •.V.v ' I 3M - MR. ALPERS English teactieAA; AAR. KELLY English Social Science MRS. JONES Art MR. KANTOLA Agriculture Piling 4+i with lutm uMvJz UanA, MR. KIRKLAND English MR. KIRSCH English MR. LAMBERT Industrial Arts MR. MADDUX Science MR. MARTIN Social Science fWUe t we'te' dla+te, we. iuAe. a ie ta uH ! ■ Mllllm Mo mote pjestcili, no mote LooJ i; A a mate t aciteAA! dtiniq, looJ i! Sue Ginter Steve Ginter Andy Mitchell Gary Schramm @+t tlteAe. two- you will dee. Judy Woods Mona Northcutt Judy Watkins Gerry Ewing Carolyn Wiggins cut it ludUeA. in Ittitosiee DREAMER — Kevin Murphy, president, has eyes only for his secretary, Betty Turkey. HOLD THAT TIGER-Pat Dudley, girls’ representative, is amply escorted by Vernon Bissell, boys’ representative, and Bill Peck, vice president, who is liable to get a hot foot, if he isn’t careful. THE LINE UP—And a pretty one too, with Keith McGeehee, president; Sue Ginter, vice president; Charmaine Crowder, secretary; Karen Paulsen, girls’ representative; and Doug Sears, boys’ representative. TROPHY WINNERS — Robert Van Dyck, math and science; Dave Chollet, fine arts; Steve Leonard, liberal arts; Barbara Hill, vocational arts. CERTIFICATE WINNERS—Barbara Hill, business; Alicia Diaz, home economics; Jack Singer, agriculture; Gus Martin, industrial arts; Dave Chollet, music; Steve Leonard, English; Vernon Bissell, social science; Gary Heath, laboratory science; Pat Pryor, foreign language; Ruth Lowman, art; Robert Van Dyck, math. TWISTING TOWARD SUCCESSl-Booked lor the Peppermint Lounge” are Steve “Legs” Leonard; Pat Fiedler: Richard Budler; Dave Chollet; Bev Chamberlain, (the camera hog in the efront row) ; Mike O'Neal; Charmaine “Queen of the Twist” Crowder, who is showing some new motions to Vernon Bissell; Gary Heath, (over Vernon's leti shoulder), who twisted himself right out of the picture; Robert Stone Face” Van Dyck; Kevin Non-Conformist” Murphy; “Smiling” Sherrill Ford, Bob “The Killer” Watson; Wanda Stiles and Lorelei Sherwood. Six of these twisters are depending on the final grades of the year to give them life membership. Let’s hope they make it! Students who receive 10 grade-points from semester grades are eligible for membership in the California Scholastic Federation. Those who obtain membership four out of their last six semesters receive life membership in the Federation and a gold seal on their diplomas. An A” in a solid (English, social science, math, etc.) earns three points while B’s” in a solid earn one point. An “A” in some non-solid (band, typing, etc.) earns one and a half points, and a B”, one half point. This makes it necessary to earn at least three “A’s” in solid subjects each semester in order to make this select group. DOES GROSSE HAVE A HEART? — These Life CSF’ers, (left to right), Kevin Murphy, Fat Fiedler, Robert Van Dyck, Sherrill Ford, Wanda Stiles, Bob Watson, and Mike O'Neal (the doctor), are participating in an initiation stunt during a CSF GARY HEATH Members of the Brain Brawl team were selected by the faculty through a point system. The students with the highest number of points then represented OH'S at the Brain Brawl in Yuba City. Results were not known at press time. KEVIN MURPHY VERNON BISSELL STEVE LEONARD KE EAL Graduation speakers were chosen by the administration from noninations by the seniors. The speakers for ‘62 were Steve Leonard, fall student body president; Mike O’Neal, spring student body president and first place winner in the Lions’ Club contest; Judy Dallas, head cheerleader; and Virginia Toney, first place winner in the CSF and the Native Sons’ contests. The majortiy of the seniors know who their best are and chose wisely,” commented Mr. Dambacher, OHS principal. The speeches are written by the chosen students under the supervision of Mr. Fylling, social science instructor, on a topical theme of interest to the students. They are usually about five minutes in length. Kevin Murphy was chosen to give the invocation. GRADUATION SPEAKERS VIRGINIA TONEY HAROLD ABBOTT Model UN(1,2), Cross Country(2,3,4) Track(2,3,4), Block ,,0,,(2,3,4), Latir Club( 1,2,3,) RICHARD ALPERS Class Play(3,4), Auto Club(4), French Club(l,2) JANICE AMOS Future Nurses(2,3.4), GAA(2), Drama Club(3), Russian Club(2) TED ANNO Concert Band(4), Marching Band(4) Pep Band(4), Football(3), French Club(3) SestiosU l '62, lend me yausi ea ti,: CAROL ATNIP Chorus(l,2,3,4). Lyre Club(2,3), GAA(l), Russian Club(2), Latin Club(3), Future Nurses(3) MIRIAM A2EVEDO GAA(1,2,3,4). Latin Club (1.2,), Racquet Club(2,3,4), Junior Classical League(l,2,3.4), Pep Club(2,4) LYLE BALL JIM BAMFORD Speech Contestant(1,3), Choir(2,3,4), Football(3,4), Class Play(3), Lyre Club( 1,2,3) i TONI BARDELMEIER ROBERT BATCHELAR Honor Roll(l), Great Book Club(l,2), French Club(l,2) MARIAN KAYE BATTIN Class Secretary(2), Summiteer Staff (2). Drama Festival(3), Pep Club (1,2), Drama Club(2,3,4) LYNNETTE BELL GAA(l), Honor Roll(3), CSF(3) MARLA BENNETT Girl’s Representative(l), Vice President 2). Latin Club Officer(2), GAA (1,2,3,4). Latin Club (1,2,3,4). Drama Club(l). Auto Club(3) BRENDA BERRY GAA(2,4), Future Teachers(l), Pep Club (4) CHARLES BICKFORD LESLIE Bl DWELL Honor Roll(2), Chorus(l), Pep Club (1), GAA(2) VERNON BISSELL CSF(lt2,3,4), Honor Roll(l,2,3,4), Bov’s Representative (4). Model i (1.2,3,4), Basketball(l,2,3), Baseb (1), Golf(2.3.4), Block “0”(2,3,4) TERRY BOSTICK Track(l,2), Cross Country(3,4), Junior Class Play(3), Senior Clj Play(4), Block 0”(3(4) JUDY BRADLEY CAROL BREWER Honor Roll(l), Racquet Club(2) Latin Club (1,2) BILLIE BROUGH Pep Club(l,2), French Club(3,4), Spanish Club(2), GAA(1,2) JOHN BROWN RICHARD BUDLER CSFd.2,4), Honor Roll(l,2,3,4), Basketball(3), Tennis(4), Senior Class Play(4), Latin Club(l,2) JO NETA BUMGARDNER JU we ttea i the e+ul oj ousi IttijJt deltcol yeaStA., LARRY BURNETT Concert Band(4), Football(4), Base ball(3,4) JOAN BURNS Chorus(3), GAA(3) JOHN CAMERON Honor Roll(l), Concert Band(4), Marching Band(4), Pep Band(4) ELIS CARTER THOMAS CASSON Honor Roll(l,2). Latin Club(l,2), Rock and Gem Club(2) PAMELA CASTILLO Honor Roll(2,4) GAA(3), GAA Block Society(4) BEVERLY CHAMBERLAIN CSF(2,4), Honor Roll(l,3), Nugget Staff(4), Junior Play Stage Crew (3) . Latin Club(l,2,3,4), Pep Club (3,4), Racquet Club(3,4), GAA (1.2.3) CECELIA CHAN Choir(l,2), Art Club(l,2), Latin Club (4) JOYCE CHARLES Tiger Tales(4). Chorus(l). Band(l), French Club(l,2,3.4), Future Nurses Club(2,3,4), Pep Club(4) TONY CHAVEZ DAVID CHOLLET CSF(2), Concert Band(l,2,3,4), Marching Band(1,2,3.4), Basketball (1,2,3.4), Baseball(l,2,3.4), Block Om(1,2.3,4) Lyre Club(l,2.3,4). Latin ClubCl.2,3) KENNETH CHRISTENSEN Honor Roll(1.2), Newspaper Staff (1). Football(1,2,4), Baseball(4) NELLIE CHUNG RAEANNA CONLEY Honor RolHl.2.4), GAA(2,3,4). Racquet Club(4), Drama Club(4), Latin Club(l,2,3) LARRY CONNER FootbalK 1.2.3.4). Baseball(l), Track (2,3), Block ,‘0”(2,3), Auto Club(4), Aqto Club President(4) JOHN CORBALEY Student Council(3.4). All League Football(3.). FootbalKl,2.3.4), Track (1.2.3.4). Block ,,0”(1.2.3.4). Block “O’ Officer(3.4) JOE COX Auto Club(2,3,4), Racquet Club (1,2,3,4), FootbalKl). Track(2), Baseball(l,2). Golf(l,2) CHARMAINE CROWDER CSF(1.2.3.4). Honor Ro (1.4). Head Songleader(4). Student Council(3.4), Nugget Staff(4), Junior Class Play (3). Racquet Club(3.4), GAA(1.2,3) IRMA CUMBUSS Chorus(2.3.4), GAA(4), Future Nurses(3) JOHN CURRAN Marching Band( 1.2.3.4), Concert Eand(3.4), Chorus(l), Lyre Club(2), Tennis(3.4) % e luofuR Ute ve, one, I, JUDY LOU DALLAS Honor Roll(2.4), Head Cheerleader (4), JV Cheerleader(2), Student CounclK 1,3,4), Nugget Staff(4), Majoretted.2.3.4). Class Plav(3), GAA(1,4) GALE DAVIS JAMES DAVIS Tigers Talesd), FFA Officer(3,4), Thespian Officer(3.4). Junior Class Play. Block “0”(3,4). French Club (3.4), Drama Club(2,3,4) MARVENE DENISON GAA(1,2) no. n yieti o teate, ALICIA DIAZ Chorusn2) Future Nurses c, (o.4 ) CAROLE DOERING Latino,2), Racquet CIub(1.2), Drama Club(4), Yearbook Staff(l) PATRICIA DUDLEY Girls Representative ), GAA (1.2.3,4), Auto Club(3,4), Future Nurses Secretary(4), Drama Club (3). Racquet Club(3.4) LINDA DUGGER KAY DUNN MARGE EAKINS CSF(l), Tigerette(4). GAA (4), Senior Class Play, Drama Club (1.2.3) . Latin Club(3,4), Pep Club (4) LELA EAVES Girl of the Month(l), Drama Club (2.3.4) EDDY EDWARDS Honor Roll(l), Basketball(1,2), Track(2,3), Junior Class Play Stage Crew, Block 0”(1,2,3) CAROL EICHELKRAUT GAA(1,2,3), Racquet Club(l) RONALD ELERICK SUSAN ERWIN GAA(l), Racquet Club(2) JAMES EVANS Honor Roll(2), Class President(l). Band(1.2), Basketball(1.2,3.4), Ten-nis(l,2,3). Block “0”(4) oesi AametUuUf mUAed, left undone, GERRY EWING Honor Roll(2,3), GAA(3,4), Racquet Club(l,2,3,4), Future Nurses Club (3.4) , Pep Club(4) PATRICE FIEDLER CSF(1,2,3,4), Junior Class Play, Model UN(3.4), Latin Club(4), Future Teachers(3), GAA(2,4), Pep Club(4) LINDA FIGUEROA ROBERT FISHER Eoys Representative(l,2), Basket-ball(l,2,3), Track(3). Block “O’ (3.4) , Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Concert Band (1,2,3) ANDREA FOOTE SHERRILL FORD UN Secretary, CSF(1.2,3,4), Model UN(2,3,4), Senior Class Play Stage Crew(4), GAA 1.2,3,4), Latin Club (1,2). French Club(3,4), Future Teachers(3) CARL FOSSUM FFA(3.4) MARGARET FRANKLIN GAAd.3.4). Pep Club(4), Racquet Club (1,2) PHYLLIS FURPHY Choir(3,4), Lyre Club(2,3), GAA (1), Racquet Club(2), Latin Club(l) LINDA GEORGE Chorus(3.4), GAA(1,2,3,4), Pep Club (4) JOHANNA GIESE Chorus(l,2,3,4), Rock Club(l), Future Nurses(2), Future Teachers (4), Pep Club(4) BRENDA GILES GAAC3.4), Pep Club(l), Racquet Club(l) GERALDINE GILLIS Honor Roll(1.3). GAAd.2.3), Racquet Club(2), Latin Club(l) JIM GILLIS Basketball(1,2), Track(l,2), Auto Club(2,3,4) STEVE GINTER Baseband,2,3). French Club(l,2,3) SUE GINTER |CSF(1,2,3,4), Student Body Secretary (4), Student Council(l,2,3,4), Girls' State, Girl of the Month(3), Nugget Staff Editor, GAA(1,2,3.4), Racquet Club(2,3,4) 6 GtupUtuUf AkiftspaJL ht the ujg } o 1 4 1. RONALD GIRARD Golf(2), Auto Club(3,4), Golf Club (2) THERESE GOOD Class Presidents,3), Student Coun-cild.2,3), Model UN(4). Junior Claas Play, Latin Club(l,2,3,4), President Latin Club(3), French Club Officer (4) GAYLE GOODWIN Girls’ Choir(l,2,3,), Sophomore Class Play. GAA(1,2), Girls’ Leagued,2,3), Spanish Club(l,2,3) MARJORIE GOULD Chearleader(4), Majorette(3,4), Chorus(3), GAA(2,3), Pep Club(4) DIANE GRAEFF Choir(4), Chorus(2,3), GAA(1.2,3) JACK GREER FootbalKl.2.3.4), Boxing(2,4), Track n.2.3.4), Block '0”(1,2,3,4), Vice President of Block 0”(3,4) ALBERT GREGORY Footballd.2,3,4). Baseband,2,3.4), Foxing(3), Chorus(3.4), Block “O’' (4) WILLARD GRIGGS m W Track (1) I RememheA, the pAajecti we luul, my fpuendU? CHARLOTTE GUNDERSON COLLEEN HADLEY Senior Class Play, GAA(1,2,3), Future Nurses(3.4), Junior States-man(4), Drama Club(3,4) ROSALITA HALSTEAD Chorus(2,3.4), Track Scorer(2), Lyre Club(4), GAA(1,2) WILLIAM HAPP FootbalKl). Basketball(l,2), Base-ball(4), Crusaders Club(l,2), Phi Delta Sigma(l,2,3) LEWIS HARDY Senior and Junior Plays’ Stage Crew, Model UN(2), French Club(2,3) JANICE HARRIS Marching Band(l,2,3.4), Pep Band (1.2,3,4), GAA(1,2,3,4) French Club (2). Drama Club(3). Pep Club(4) HUGH HARVEY Auto Club(2) ROSS HARVEY GARY HEATH CSF(1,2.3.4), Boys’ Representative (2). Model UN(1,2,3,4), UN Contest 2nd and 1st placed 2). Baseball (1.2) , Basketball(2,3), Junior and Senior Class Plays, UN Club Presi-dent(2,3,4) LYNN HEFFINGTON DON H El L FootbalKl,2) DWIGHT HELMICK Block “0”(2,3,4), Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Hall of Fame (1.2) , Boys Representatived), Basketball(l,2), Boxing(2), Drama Club(l,2) GENE HENSON Cross Country(2), Track(l) BasketbalKl), Flock 0”(2) MARIE HERINA Girl’s Track Team(l,2,3), Girl’s Softball Team(3), Drama Club(4), Latin Club(4), Photography Club (1), Band( 1,2,3), Honor Roll(l,2). Biology Club(3) JOYCE HERRING JOHN HERRINGTON Basketball (1.2,4), Baseball (1.2). FFA(l) % lucceed we went ta tnementioul endh. PAT HIGGINBOTHAM Class Vice-President(l), Auto Club (4), GAA(l), Racquet Club(l,2) JOYCE HIGGINS Tiger Tales Staff(4), Girls League (1.2). GAA( 1,2,4), JSA(3.4), Future Teachers of America Vice Presi-dent(4), Pep Club(4). Creative Writing(4) BARBARA HILL Honor Roll(2,3.4), Chorus(2,3.4). GAA(3,4) SUE HITTE Songleader(4), Class Officer(3), GAA(2,3), Pep Club(4) NANCY HOBERG Honor Roll(2 4), Cross Country Scorekeeped(4), GAA(1,2,3,4), Racquet Club(3,4), Pep Club(4) LORELEI HOLCOMB Shakespearian Festival(4), Concert Band(3,4) Marching Band(3,4), GAA(2,3,4), Lyre Club(4), Drama CIub(4) JACK HUNT PATT JATKO GAA(1,2,3,4), Sports Manager for Bo vling 4), Auto Club(3,4) KATHLEEN JOHNSON Chorus(4), Band( 1,2,3), Lyre Club (2,3), Nurses Club(l,2) LARRY JOHNSON Honor Roll(l,2) BILLY JONES Chorus(4), Basketball(2,3,4), Foot-ball(l), Track(4), Boxing(2,4) Block ”0”(4) HARVEY JONES Cross Country(l,2). Block “0”(1.2) I 'T PAT KELLY Latin Clubd), Chorus(2) STEPHEN KIRKPATRICK Block “O” Custodian(4), Block ‘“O” (1.2.3.4) Football(2), Track(1.4) BARBARA KOETZ GAA(l,2.3,4)t Racquet Club(2,3,4), Future Teacher’s Club Officer(3,4), Cross Country Scorekeeper(4). Student Leaders Conference ), Latin Club(l). Student Council(4) RODNEY KOSKI Football (1.2.3.4). Basketball (2,3), Baseball(l,2,3,4) STEVE KROEGER Football(l), Basketball(2,3.4), Golf (3.4), Track(2). French Club(l,2,3.4), French Club Officer(3) VIRGINIA KUNKEL GAA(1,2,3 4), Racquet Club(2.3,4), French Club(2.3.4), Pep Club(4) DAVID LANDRY Baseband,2). FAA(3), Auto Club (4) LORENE LANE Qua tyteAhmcut Recefitum 'Welcome KidJUel ' the theme, DONNA LAWERENCE GAA(1,2.3.4), French Club(1.2,3.4). Honor Roll(l,4). Pep Club(4) DENNIS LEBLANC Cross Country(3) EARLENE LEBLANC GAA(1,2,3), Pep Club(4) Wrestling Scorekeeper(4) VIRGINIA LEE GAA(1,2,3), Pep CIub(4) STEPHEN LEONARD Student Body President(4), Foreign Exchange Student(3), Basketball (1.2.3.4) , Latin Club(l,2,3,4), CSF (1.2.3.4) . Block “0”(1.2,3.4), Class Officer(1.2.3), Junior Class Play(3) JOHNNY LETTERMAN Baseball(1), Perfect Attendance(3) DAVID LEWIS CSFO,2), Student Council(2,3,4), Model UN(3,4), Charles Palmer Davis Award First Placed), Junior Statesman(l,2,3,4), Latin Club (4), Governors Conference On Youth(4) RODNEY LINDSAY Band(l,2.3,4), Block “0 (2,3,4), Lyre Club(2.3.4). Basketball(1.2,3). Track(2.3,4) VERN LINDSAY Concert Band(2,3) RICHARD LOWMAN Honor Roll(l,2), Basketball(l). Junior Class Play Stage Crew RUTH LOWMAN GAA(1,2,3,4), Racquet Club(2,3,4), Future Teachers(3,4), Pep Club (2.4), French Club(l) CARL LOYD Lion’s Club Oratorical Contest(4), Boxing(2), Cross Country(l), French Club (1.2,3,4) NEIL LOYD Boys’ Representative(3), Latin Club Representative(2,3), Boxing (2,3), Block ”0”(2,3,4), Basketball (1.2,3,4), Track(l,2,3,4), Tiger Tales (4) JOHN LUCAS Great Books Club(2), French Club (1,2), Senior Class Play Stage Crew RAMONA LULL GAA(1,2,3,4), Racquet Club (2) NORMAND LUSSIER Cross Country(4), Wrestling(4), Senior Class Play, Track(3,4), Block 0”(4), Auto Club(4), Foot-ball(2). Baseball(2) My Uxuu th ie cuixlt A jjety merle McCarthy Girl or the Month (3), Concert Band(l,2,3), Marching Band(2), Track Score Keeper(3,4), GAA (1.2,3,4). Latin Club(l,3), Racquet Club(2,3,4) MARIANNA McELROY KEITH McGEHEE Football(1.2.3,4). Baseball (1,2,3,4), Racquet Club(2,3), Auto Club(3,4), Block ”0”(1,2,3,4) CAROLYN McHUGH Honor Roll(2). Chorus(2), GAA U.2 3.4), Racquet Cliib(3.4). French Club(l,2). Pep Club(3.4). Auto Club DANA MAHLUM Tiger Tales(l), Shakespearian Fes tival(4), Class Plays(3,4) MILES MALLETTE Auto Club(2,3,4), FFA(1,2,3,4), Farm Mechanics(l,2,3,4) BETTY MANNING GAA(2), Future Nurses Club(4), Racquet Club(2) JERRY MARLER JAMES MASSIE BONNIE MARTIN GAA( 1,2,3). GAA Block Society(4) DENA MARTIN GUS MARTIN Football(l.2.3.4). Baseball(2 3 4) Wrest ling (3.4), Block 0 2,3,4) ' MARY ANN MAYHEW GAA(4), Future Nurses Club Of-ficer(3,4). Pep Club(4), Future Homemakers (1), Racquet Club(4) Latin Club(3,4) BRIAN MEITH Senior Play Stage Crew(4) CAROLYN MERCK Chorus(l,2), Future Nurses Club (3.4). Pep Club(4) EMIL MEYER Honor Roll(l), Model UN(3.4), Track(l,2), Cross CoutUry(3), Stage Crew(3,4), Latin Club(l) KENNY MEYER Football(l,3.4), Basketball(l), Track(l,2,3,4), Boxing(2), Auto Club(2,3.4), Auto Club President(4) FREDERIC MIDDLETON Basketball(2), Junior Play Stage Crew(3), FFA(1,2,3) SALLY MILLER Honor Roll(2), GAA (1.2,3,4), Pep Club(2.4), Latin Club(l,2.3), Racquet Club(l,2,3,4), Auto Club(4) WILLIAM MILLER Jlte SofJuMfUVie. buie. l e U uk dtyle, ANDREA MITCHELL Honor Roll(1.2.4), GAA(1,2,3), Wrestling Score Keeper(4), Latin Club(l,2.3.4), Racquet Club(l,2,3,4), Drama Club(l,2,3,4), Drama Club Secretary(4), Pep Club(l,2,3,4) LINDA MOAK CARLEE MOELLENDORF GAA(1,2,3,4), GAA Secretary(3), Racquet Club(2,3,4), Pep Club(2), Auto Club(4), Auto Club Council Represen tative(4) MIKE MORE RICHARD MORROW Football (1) KEVIN MURPHY CSF(1,2,3,4). National Science Foundation Scholarship(3). Senior Class President (4). Lions Regional Speaking Comtest(3), CSF Oratorical Contest(3), Track(l,2,3,4), Cross Country(2,3,4). Block O” (1.2.3.4) LAWRENCE NELSON Football(l), Boxing(2), Auto Club (4) MONA NORTHCUTT CSF(l), Junior Scholastic League (1.2.3.4) , Latin Club(l,2,3). Great Book(l,2), Future Teachers(3), Pep Club(4) MIKE O’NEAL Student Body Vice President(4). CSF(1,2,3,4). Senior Class Play(4). Block “0”(3,4)t Racquet Club(3.4), Tennis(2.3.4). UN Club(4). Student Tody President(4) PEGGY O’NEILL Girl of the Month(4), Tiger Tales (3,4), GAAd.2.3). Racquet Club (2,3). Drama Club(3), Golf Club(2) HANNELORE OLSON GAA 4), Racquet Club(3), French Club(2). Drama Club(2), Honor Roll(2) GEORGE ORR Latin Club(l,2), Tennis (3.4), Basketball(3), Rock and Gem Club (2), Stage Crew Senior Class Play SUSAN ORTEGA GAA(l), Auto Club(3,4), Pep Club (4) BARBARA OUTLAW Racquet Club DALE OWENS Boxing(2) VERA OWENS LEON OXLEY DONNA PATTON GAA 2.3,4). Racquet Club(4), Girls’ League(1.2), Sierra Art Serviced) KAREN PAULSEN Honor Roll(3) Girl of the Month (4), Drama Club(l,3), Latin Club (4), French Club(4) KATHERINE PAYNE Honor Roll(l,4), Girl of the Month (4), Choir(2,3.4), Shakespeare Fes-tival(4), Junior Class Play, Damn Yankees”(4), Outstanding Singer (2), GAA(1,2,3) PATRICIA PAYNE Chorus(3) BILL PECK CSF(2), Senior Class Vice President. Football(1,2,3.4), Basketball (2.3.4) . Track(1.2,3,4),. Block O” (1.2.3.4) . President of Block ‘0,,(4) NEAL PERKINS Cross Country(l), Wrestling(3) DENNIS PHILLIPS llie GIgAA Play, a Incce i indeed, PAT PHILLIPS GAA(l), Junior Statesmen(3) BERNARD PITTS CSF(4). Honor Roll(2,3,4), Charles Palmer Davis Award, 3rd place(3). Latin Club(3,4) JACK POLITOVICH PATRICIA POWERS CSF(3), Honor Roll(1.2,3.4), Student Body Historian(4). Tiger Tales(4). Junior Class Play, GAA (1.3,4) Point Recorder(4), French Club(1.2,3,4), President of French Club(4), Racquet Club(2,3,4) PRICILLA PRATT Chorus(l,2,3,4), Junior Class Play, Pep Club(l,2,3), Drama Club(2,3,4), FHA(2), French Club(4) JERRY PRICE Honor Roll(l), Football(l,2), Baseband), Track(2), Block “0”(2,3,4) DOUGLAS PRYOR CSF(2), Honor Roll(l,2), Shakespearean Festival(4), Track(2.3.4), Senior Class Play, Stage Manager (3.4) , Block ‘0”(3.4) PATRICIA PRYOR CSF(2,3.4), Honor Roll(l,2,3,4), Class Secretary(3), Latin Club (2.3.4) , Future Teachers(4) BETTY PURKEY CSF(1,2,4), Honor Roll(3), Class Secretary(4), Chorus(4), GAA (1,2,3), Drama Club(l,2,3.4), Pep Club(4) MARY PURKEY Fearless(4), Chorus(4), Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Shakespearean Festival 2nd place (3). Drama Club(l,2,3,4), President of Drama Club(4), Junior States-men(2,3,4), Secretary of JS(2) FLORENCE PUTNAM MARJORIE PUTNAM VALARIE QUIGLEY MARIE QUINTING WILLIAM RANDOLPH CSF(3), Honor Roll(2,3,4), Boys’ State. Tennis(l.2.3.4), Football(l,2), Cross Country(4), Block “0”(2,3i4)[ Racquet Club(2,3,4) RONALD RASCHDORF Auto Club(3,4) With Ut ie. csCHAj uufA, and thejsi (pcdtant iteedl. LINDA RAY Chorus(2), GAAd.2,3,4), Latin Club (3), French Club(3), Auto Club(4), Pep Club(2,4), Racquet Club(2,3,4) RONALD REED Baseband,2) WALTER REED Cross Country(1,2), Basketball (1,2,3), Track(l,2,3,4), Russian Clubd), Block ‘0”(1,2) BARBARA RENNARD Chorus(2,3), Class Play Usher(3). Junior Statesmen President(2), Drama Club(4) DANIELLE ROCCA Foreign Exchange Student, Honorary Student Body Member, French Club MARVIN ROGERS Footballd.2,3), Baseball(2,3), Block “0”(2,3,4) PATRICIA ROGERS Tiger Tales Staff, News Editor(3), Ad Manager(4), Shakespearean Festival Second Placed), Model UN (3), Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Junior Statesmen Secretary-Treasurer(3,4), National Thespian Society Secretary(3,4), Drama Club (3,4) RONNIE ROMANO KAREN ROOT RONALD ROWE Cross Countryd), Track(l) BARBARA RUPP GAA (2,3,4) ABIGALE RYAN CSF(1,2,3), Honor Roll(l,2,3), Model UN(3,4), Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, GAA(2,3,4), French Club(3,4), Racquet Club(3,4) 7be Sestiosi GIgAA Play JUDY RYAN GAA 4) DWIGHT SANDERS Concert Bandd.2.3,4). Marching Band(l,2,3.4), Senior Class Play Lyre Club( 1.2.3.4). Latin Clubd,2) CSF(2)t Honor RolKl.3.4). Model CLIFFORD SCHEER Junior Class Play Stage Crew, Junior Classical League(2,3,4) FFA(4) Model UN (4) Choir 4), Chorus(3), GAA(2) Club(4), Pep Club(3,4), Junior Cross(i) Lyre Red MICHAEL SCHLEEF Student Council(4), Tiger Tales (3.4) , Basketball(1,2,3.4), Golf (2.3.4) . Block “0”(l,2,3,)f Senior Class Play. Cross Country(4). Baseband) EUGENE SCHMIDT Honor Roll 2), Baseball(l), Basket-ball(3), Tiack Manager(3), Senior Class Play Stage Crew(4), FFA(3), Tennis(4) GARY SCHRAMN Honor RolKl.2.3), Nugget Staff(4) MICHAEL SCHULTE wcui bully 0r4fi Ausie., MERLIN SHOEMAKER Honor Rolld), Block 0 (3), French Club(1.2). Football(l,2), Baseband,2) JAMES SILVEIRA STEPHEN SCHUMACHER JOYCE SCHURR Tumbling Team(2,3), GAA(1,2,3), Varsity Show(2,3), Choir(l,2,3) CHARLES SCOGGINS Chorus(2.3). Track(l,2), Basketball (1). Baseband), FootbalKl), Block ,,0”(2), Band(l), Block “S”(l) JOHN SHEPARD Basketball(1,2), Baseband) LOR ELI E SHERWOOD CSF(3), Pep Band(l), Latin Club (3.4), Future Nurses Club(3,4) DOUGLAS SEARS Honor Roll(4), Block O” Officer (3.4) , Basketball(1,2,3,4). Block O (1.2.3.4) JACK SINGER Block “O’(4), Cross Country(4), Auto Club(4), Track(4), FFA(2,3,4), Student Council(4), Rock Club JERRY SITTON JOLENE SITTON Class Officer! 1,2.3), Head Major-ette(3,4). Cheerleader(2), Song-leader! 4). Nugget Editor(4)„ Lat’n Club! 1,2.3.4). Latin Club President !2), French Club(4) MARY SKIDMORE TOM SMITH JERRY SPIVY Block O”!3.4). Cross Country(3,4), Track!4) VENA STANLEY Chorus(2,3.4) DAVID STARBUCK FFA(4), Forestry Club!3) elxleAbeA uf wim tlte ie. wgA cute. MARY STARK Honor Roll(l,2), Chorus(l,4), GAA (1,2,3), Drama Club(l,2,3), Racquet Club!3.4), Pep Club(3,4) ANN STEADMAN GAA(1,2,3,4), Tiger Tales!4), French Club!2,3), Racquet Club (3.4). Pep Club(3.4) WANDA STILES CSF!3.4). FFA Sweetheart!4), Honor Roll(3,4). Spanish Club Secretary (3.4). Psychology Club(3), Senior Robes Committee(4), Homeroom Secretary(3) BILLIE STONE Tiger Tales(4), Tri-Hi-Y(4) CATHERINE STONE SANDRA STONE BARBARA STOVALL Honor Roll!2), Concert Band(3,4), Marching Band(3.4), GAA! 1,2,3,4), Racquet Club(l) CAROL STRAYER Latin Club(l,2,3), Junior Classical Leagued,2.3.4). GAA 2), Junior Class Play Stage Crew 6un decUion oh dn p l, j un and told, SUE SWOPE GAA(4), Racquet Club(4), Drama Club(4) EUGENE SYLVA Football(2.3,4). Block “0”(2,3,4), Track(2,3), Cross Country(1) DAVID TABER CARL TEEL Choru8(2) GILBERT THATCHER WAYNE THOMAS ALLEN THOMPSON LORENE TISSERAND TIM TOKUNO Baseball (1), Cross Country (1,2), Track(3), Football(3) VIRGINIA TONEY Tiger Tales(4), Marching Band (2.3) , Latin Club(l,2), GAA(1,2,4), Future Teachers(3.4) Racquet Club (1.3) , Pep Club(4) DAVID TOWNSEND Boxing(2,4) ROBERT VAN DYCK CSF(3,4), Honor Roll(l), Honor Society(2), FFA(1,2), JCL(3), Latin Club(3) DAVID VARNES BILLY VASILIOU Band(l), Track(3), basketball (1.2.3.4) , Baseball(1,2,3), Block “O' (2.3.4) , French Club(l,2) ALICE VAN CAMP Yell Leader(4), Class Secretary(1), Honor Roll(2), GAA(1,2,3,4), Racquet Club(2,3,4), Latin Club(l,3), Pep Club(4) Urn ROBERT WADE Football (1,2,3), Baseball (2), Track (3) RUTH WAGENER CSF(2,3,4), Honor Roll(3), French Club(2,3.4), Latin Club(l), Future Nurses(3,4). Pep CIub(4) JUDY WATKIN8 GAA(1 2,3,4), Racquet Club(2,3,4), Auto Club(4), GAA Block Society (4) ROBERT WATSON CSF(1,2.3.4), Basketball(l,2), Model UN(1.2f3,4), Class Play Electrician(3,4), French Club(2,3,4), Latin Club(l), Vice President French Club(3) BETTY WATTS Chorus(3), Future Teachers Club (4) DALE WAUGH CSF(4), Tennis (4), Class Plays (3.4) , French Club(2,3), Racquet Club(4) GEORGE WEBB Honor Roll(l), Marching Band(l), Basketball(3), Latin Club(l), French Club(3,4), UN Club(l,2,3) JOANNE WEEKS Honor Roll(4), Tiger Tales(4), GAA (1.3.4) , Inner Circle Writing Society (1,3) MICHELLE WEST Chorus(2,3,4), Drama Club(4), Great Books Club(l). GAA(l) PATRICIA WEST GAA(2,4) RAY WHEELER Baseball(4), Football(1), Basketball (1), Baseball (4) JACKIE WHITE ROBERT WHITELEY Rock Club(2,3) When dticooened lltockitUf wofuli did unsold. MARLENE WHITLOCK Chorus(l), Latin Club(l,2,3,4) SANDRA WHITMAN LAVOY WHITTIER Football(l,2,3,4). Track(l,2,3,4), Boxing(2), Block “0,,(2,3,4), Block O Representative(3), Racquet Club(l) EDWARD WICKERSHAM Baseball (3) — MARGARET WIDEMAN Honor Roll 4), GAA(2,4), Pep Clul (4), French Club (2,3,4), Racque Club(4), AFS(2.3). Biology Club Officer(2,3) KENNETH WIEDERSPAN Footballd, 2,3,4). Basketball(1.2,4), BasebalK 1,2), Block ’ 0 (1,2,3,4) CAROLYNN WIGGINS Marching Band(l,2.3), Concert Band(2.3) KENNETH WILEY Uul the oiliest curfujiti l filled with jfU+t; BONNIE WILLIAMS CSF(2), Latin Club(2.3). GAA (2,3,4) TED WILLINGHAM BETTY WILSON ChorusS) LILLIAN WOOD Rock and Gem Club(l,2), Future Nurses Club(3.4) PATRICIA WOODRUFF GAA(3.4), GAA Block Society(4), Racquet Club(4), Pep Club(4) JUDITH WOODS CSF(2,3), Songleader(4), Girl’s Representative (1), Choir(3,4), Nugget Staff(4), Hall of Fame(2), Future Nurses Vice Presidents), Latin Club(l,2.3) THOMAS WOODSON F'ootball(l,2), Basketball(l,2), Baseband.2), Boxing(2,3.4) RAY WORDEN CSF( 1,2,3), Class Officer(2), Model UN(3,4), Stage Crew of Class Play (3.4) , French Club(3,4), UN Club (3.4) SHARON WORLEY GAA Block Society(4), GAA(2,3,4), Racquet Club(3) CHARLES WYATT Choir(l), Track(2), Football(3,4), Swimming(3), F'rench Club(l,3,4), Lyre Club(2,4) CATHERINE YARD LYNN YOUNG Tiger Tales(4), Chorus(2,3,4), Lyre Club(4), F'rench Club(4), Drama Club(2) Jk. Se+uoAA,, at lcvitr ycuuuf adulti we'oe become. NO PHOTO FOR THESE SENIORS DONALD KUOPPALA RICHARD LEE BYRON MUNK FRANK PHILLIPS DENNIS ROSS GALA SANDERS JOHN SHANNON DEAN SHERMAN HARRY TACHELL CLIFFORD BREWSTER STEVE COLVIN MONTE DeVORE GARY GRAVES BILLY HAY GEORGE HICKEY JAMES HINSLEY DONALD HOCKING MARLENE JINKERSON GARY ZACHARY ERIC ZANCANELLA Block ‘0”(3,4), Lyre Club(2,3,4), Track(2,3,4), Concert Band(2,3,4), Marching Band( 1,2,3,4), Senior Class Play(4). Baseball(1), Chorus (1.4) VICTORIA ZOFF GAAO.2,3,4), GAA Officer(4). Racquet Club(l,2,3,4)f Auto Club(4), Auto Club Officer(4), Pep Club(2,4) HERE’S A TYPICAL NOON AT OHS., SHOWING THE SENIORS, BUT NOT AT THEIR BEST; THEY GATHER TO GOSSIP, LIFE THEIR PAWN, MUNCHING AND EXAGGERATING ON THE SENIOR LAWN. Damn Yankees,” the first all-school musical at OHS, was presented April 12 and 13 o capacity crowds both nights. Dave Chollet, as Joe Hardy; Cheryl Davis, as Lola; Kathy Payne, as Meg; Dwight Sanders and Tom Sandborn, as Mr. Applegate; and Alan Youngblood as VanBuren, head the huge cast. Others included Judy Watkins and Abbe Ryan, Doris and Sister Miller; Doug Sears, Sohovik; Ron Fravo, Henry; Bob Blade, Rocky; Dick Wade, Smokey; Roy Owens, Linville, Jim Evans, and John Aleck, other baseball players; Mike Schleef, Mr. Welch; Normand Lussier, Mr. Lynch; Mike O’Neal, the commissioner ; Steve Leonard, the postman; Donna Greene, Veronica, Landry and Priscilla Heyen, First, Second, and Third teenagers; and Gerry Ewing, Miss Weston. Yvonne Evans, Sue Talbitzer, Judy Dallas, and Paulette Karageris danced two numbers with Lola. The stage manager was Doug Pryor. Jack Christofferson and Bob Watson were the electricians, Ernie Gibson, Dinn Cosart, and Tom Draeger assisted them. Ruth Lowman, Sue Ginter, and Gary Schramm worked on scenery. Sandy Dallas was in charge of props. John LaVoy and Fred Preston were construction managers. Their crew consisted of Gary Young, Bob Winston, and Marshall Worden. Mrs. Bonnington directed the play, and Mr. Kirkland assisted her. Mr. Kirkland also was in charge of publicity. Mrs. Kunkel and Mrs. Nelson make-up of the actors. Mr. Becker directed the band, composed of selected members of the concert band. Charmaine Crowder and Beverly Chamberlain were the accompanists. Members of the choir sang at different times during the play. 0OUG PRYOR TERRY BOSTICK DANA MAHLUM COLEEN HADLEY DWIGHT SANDERS MARY PURKEY BOB FISHER ABBE RYAN TERRY BOSTICK GARY HEATH NORMAND LUSSIER DALE WAUGH Arsenic and Old Lace”, a comedy in three acts, was presented to capacity audiences January 11 and 13 by the senior class. Portraying major roles were Abbe Ryan and Colleen Hadley as Aunt Martha, Pat Rogers as Aunt Abby, Terry Bostick as Mortimer, Mike O Neal as Jonathan, Dwight Sanders as Dr. Einstein, Bobby Fisher as Teddy, and Mary Purkey as Elaine. In supporting roles were Dwight Helmick as Officer Klien, Mike Schleef as Officer Brophy, Dana Mahlum as Officer O’Hara, Gary Heath as Lieutenant Rooney, Dale Waugh as Reverend Harper, Norman Lussier as Mr. Witherspoon, and Doug Prvor as Mr. Gibbs. Doug also offered his talents as the corpses of Mr. Hotchkiss and Mr. Spenalzo. Mrs. Bonnington, the director, received a silver tray from the cast in appreciation for her immense efforts on the play. Miss Holland was in charge of tickets and programs. Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Kunkel, and Mr. Kirkland handled the make-up. Members of Mr. Rosas’ stage crew included Doug Pryor, Eric Zancanella, Richard Budler, Bob Watson, Richard Alpers, David Chollet, Ron Elerick, Lewis Hardy, John Lucas, Brian Meith, Emil Meyer, George Orr, Gene Schmidt, and Ken Wiley. Sherrill Ford and Marge Eakins were in charge of furnishings; Sue Ginter and Ken Christensen did the art work; Pat Higginbotham made posters, and Bcv Chamberlain, properties manager, provided tea, crumpets, and elderberry wine. SENIOR PLAY MRS. BONNINGTON STAGE CREW (Seated) Bev Cnamberlain, Sue Ginter, Sherrill Ford, (standing) Lewis Hardy, Richard Budler, Ron Elerick, Bob Watson, Gene Schmidt, Ken Wiley, Doug Pryor, George Orr, Eric Zancanella. BEAUTIES AND THE BEAST—Intent on adorning the cur are Lynne Rowland, vice president; Sandy Dallas, president; Donna Casagrande, girls’ representative; Trudy Simmons, secretary; and Jim Prouty, boys' representative. Barbara Adkins Charles Akins Penelope Alexandris SIT DOWN STRIKE?—No, just resting their weary bones arc Dick Walburn, boys' representative; Diann Johnson, vice president; Gail Beard, girls’ representative; Linda Roberts, secretary; and Dan Nelson, president. Meredith Alt Ronald Alt Richard Anderson Sharron Baldry Adalbert Bartel Mike Barkley Claudia Barton Sharon Barton Victory Bartee Henry Bates Mary Bean Gail Beard Gary Beaver Leslee Becker Anita Bell Margo Bennett Tonya Bernardi Katie Bethel Gary Bettinger Bob Blade Joyce Borrowman Jaqueline Bradford Lillian Bradshaw David Brenner Jon Bright Frank Brownell William Buckley . u Viclor Bucher Delbert Bump Curtis Byford Margaret Carpenter Donna Casagrande Thil Chan 1 - X Sally Claessens Lewis Clark Loretta Clark Virginia Clements Jean Cochran Harold Corkin Robert Corkin Sandra Craig Mara Cresham Jesse Crews Carolyn Crosswell Dick Crosswell Jack Cruz Sandy Dallas Patricia Damon Bob Dawson Rosemarie DeCoursey Richard Dent Darrell Doane Penny Dodson Glen Dowdy Carolyn Doyle Mary Dyer Jim Edwards Ardith Ereth Yvonne Evans Judy Everett Wayne Farrens David Figueroa Linda Fisher Mike Gilbert Jo Ann Good Donna Greene Richard Flicker Charles Ford Robert Galbraith Darlene Gardner Darlene George Ernest Gibson Darro Grieco Willard Griggs Linda Gross o John Haddad Richard Hadley Reda Haigwood Roger! Hart Diann Johnson Bob Jones Evelyn Jones Lawrence Jones David Jones Janice Jurison Dayton Irwin Sandy Kelley Jana Kinikin Mike Kissler Tommy Kocotis Cliff Kroeger Myrtle Landreth Susan Lane Dell Langston John LaVoy Carla Ledger Jay Le Rosignol William Liley Floyd Linbeck James Lopez David Lowe Alana Lust Tom McBee Mildred McCarrell Willye McCarter Lacry McCracken Bruce McDaniel Mary McKibben Jill McKillop Sharyn McMahon Jim McNichols George McNulty Henry McQuown Stuart McVean Susan Marcyan Gary Madsen John Mathews Sharol Maxwell William Meyers Dennis Miller Marilyn Miller Kenneth Milligan Nancy Mills Julie Mentrey Cheryl Morris Susan Morrow Blenna Morse Wayne Mullen Dan Nelson Otis Nicholas Meivin Nichols Paul Norris Penni O'Connell Janine Odekirk Susan Ogle Gary Openshaw Marilyn Oxley Sharon Parisien William Parker Jim Patrick Geraldine Pearl Leston Peck Marsha Peres Carole Perkins A Doug Poppelreiter Diane Post Fred Preston Jim Prouty Robert Pruden James Ramey Linda Roberts Pat Rodriguez Mary Ross Lynne Rowland Cathy Runge Leonard Sadler Jan Sadowski Jan Sanford Karen Schlegel Jerry Schroeder Michael Scott Verla Sharp Leilani Shattuck Edythe Sherwood Trudy Simmons Danny Simms Virginia Simons Adrian Smith Roanne Stark Glen Strahan Penny Sylva Susan Talbitzer Shirley Tate Paul Taylor V Alannah Tompson Shirley Tolman Sharon Tufoni Tom Van Campen Jj Penny West Lloyd White Ronnie White Lyn Whitfield Judy Whitlock Paul Williams Wally Williford Dan Wilson Sandra Wilson Vicky Winder SPRING — Larry Heath, boys’ representative; Cheryl Davis, girls’ representative; Carolyn Good, president; Terry Brant, secretary; and Clint McCormick, vice-president. FALL—Linda Turpin, girls’ representative ; Robin Jensen, president; Pam Beck, vice president; Linda Mastache, secretary; and Ken Beck, boys’ representative. mmmmm Howard Abbott Bernice Ackerman Jan Adams Donna Ainley Lynn Aiston Gary Alt Joyce Anderson Stanley Anderson Terry Anderson Vickie Anderson Bruce Ayers Saralee Bailey Earl Baker Larry Barge Maxine Barge Robert Barkhurst Gerald Barnes Ray Barton V t A Kenny Beck Pam Beck Dorene Belew Dennis Belt Steve Bennett Jack Berry Wayford Berry Carol Blanton Linda Boatwright Claudia Bowers Ronnie Bradberry Caliph Bradford Paulette Bradford Terry Brandt Shirley Brevard Sandra Bricker Dayle Broderson Georgia Brown Herbert Brownell Michael Bueler Larry Bushman Richard Call Dennis Canifax Bette Carlson Vernon Caron V c Chrisann Carroll Richard Cayton Margaret Chapman Caroll Chappell Billie Charles Karla Christensen Kent Christensen Jack Christofferson Chester Clingan Joseph Cluff Richard Corbaley Dinn Cosart Thomas Costa Linda Crawford Laurel Dailey Cheryl Davis Wesley Dean Ronald De lulius Grant Denmark Susan Des Combes Terry Dodd Agnes Doss Richard Downer Donald Doyle Claude Dryden Richard Greer Ronnie Hadley Richard Haigwood Bob Hall Pamela Hall Jackie Hansen Carolyn Happ Donald Dunn Michael Dunn Doran Edwards Marsha Edwards Harold Elerick Joe Harness Jeanne Harrison Patricia Hart Connie Harvey Melvin Harvey James Hastie Jean Hawkins Judy Evans Paul Everett Carmella Falsone Darlynn Farber Betty Fariester j Lynn Hayes Larry Heath Martha Hebert 4 Paula Heffington John Helmick Larry Herd Tom Herrington Jeannie Fendt Terry Flagler Bob Ford Frances Ford Joseph Francis Peter Hewitt Priscilla Heyen Mary Higgins Bonnie Hines Danny Hockenberge; Sharon Hoffmier Charlotte Hollandswc v? Leora Francis Nancy Frank Ronnie Frayo Halden Gabrielson Judi Gardner •4 Linda Holmes 1 Wanda Hoover .J Kathie Hopkins 1 Charles Hord Gary Horn William Horn Daniel Houk Judie Garrett Mike Gates Donna Gibbons Gary Gibson Sharon Gilbert Pattie House Lynda Howard Duane Howry James Hultz Edward Jenkins Robin Jensen Jim Jewell Doris Ann Johnson Roy Johnson Margot Kantola Paullette Karageris Ron Keene Benny Kennedy Mary Kennedy Albert King Jerry Kinyon Karen Kirk Dennis Kieunder Joan Koyn Elton Lambert Sharron Lambert Carmen Landreth Veronica Landry Paula Lantsberger Elmer Lee Richard Lawton Jackie Leonard James Lewis Kathie Lewis Joan Liley Joyce Liley Douglas Lindsay Pat Lloyd Carolyn Lust Rodger Luther John McAmis Michelle McCluna Nona Sue McCollum Clint McCormick Cliff McDonald Jean McDonald Marilynne McDonald Vernon McFadden Sam McKibben David McLain Roger Mahan Robert Mangrum Janice Martin Robert Martin Karen Martinson Linda Matsache Ralph Mayhew Stanley Mayle Karen Maynard Dave Meith Joyce Metcalf Roger Metcalf Carol Meyer Charles Miller Ron Milton Bruce Mooney Larry Moiry Betty Morris Carolyn Moseley Donalee Mulliner Willard Murray Annette Nelson Carolyn Nelson John Nelson Stuart Nelson Larry Ness Edward Nieto Jerry Noel Sandra Norris Sam Nowling Kathie O'Brien Moya O'Neal Richard O'Rourke Roy Owens Janie Pace Michael Pardick Jo Ann Parker Wanda Parker Donella Patrick William Payne Phyllis Pendergast Norma Perkins Rod Pevy Pat Phillips Galen Pixler Kenneth Plowman Jerry Politovick Michele Pratt Bob Price John Quintel Arthur Ramey Charles Raney Joseph Ratto Naomi Ray James Reames Albert Regis Mike Reynolds Jackie Rhine Acie Rhyne Mike Rimmer Mike Rominger Dorothea Ronan Beverly Rosanbalm James Rose Ann Ryckmao Marilyn Sadler Martha Sanders Mary Sanders Robert Saville Jo Ann Schneer Linda Shulte Harold Scott Barbara Shipe Jan Shook Erwin Short James Sickels Haddi Siggeirsson Mary Sims Joanie Sligar Janice Smith Mary Smith Gloria Stanley John Stanton Sarah Steadman Alice Steele 4 Bruce Steidl Donald Steidl Susan Stokes Vivian Strang Gilbert Stresser Richard Sutherland Susan Sylva Michael Tadlock Barbara Tiehm Roger Townsend Sharon Trotter Thomas Truex Ray Tryon David Turner Linda Turpin Allen Unfried Pam Unfried Becky Unruh Cheryl Voigt Linda Voos Jackie Wald Robert Walsh Kent Walton Karen Ward Dan Weatherl Martha Welling Philip Wells Charlotte West Robert West Victor West Ithel White James White Donald Whitlock Leonard Whittaker John Whittier Arthur Widener Gary Williams Georgia Wilson Robert Winston William Wisti Dee Woodward THERE’S ONE IN EVERY CROWD - and John Aleck, boys’ representative, is the odd ball in this crowd of girls: Kay Hodson, president; Karolyn Knight, girls’ representative; Linda Johnson, vice-president; and Orlene Jones, secretary. HEAP BIG CHIEF—John Aleck, heap big president, enjoys his position, not next to Jimmy Beard, boys’ representative, but (left to right) by Linda Reed, girls’ representative; Bonnie Britt, vice president, and Bernice Johnson, secretary. I Marie Arseniak Jeannine Avila Carolyn Baker Eddie Ball Kathleen Bankston Lois Bankston Fred Bardelmeier Gloria Barker Marianne Barkley Harry Bartle Paul Bartle Y Bruce Barton Donald Battin James Beard Thomas Belew Barbara Bennett Deana Bernash Irvin Berry Phyllis Bieker Martin Blade Margaret Bluford Mary Boleyn William Boom Bonnie Britt Robert Bryson Horace Brown Vickie Bucholz Wayne Bucholz Robert Bunch Esther Bunich Glenda Burks Mararice Bush Vertis Campbell Judy Caranhan Charles Carpenter Edward Carruthers Terry Carruthers Charles Catt Barbara Caughey Grant Chandler Anthony Chung Carolyn Church John Clark Rodney Clark Stanley Clark Jack Clements Mv Linda Coleman Laura Comerr James Cooper Don Corry Judy Cress Charles Crews Aleta Crosby Dan Cumberland John Cunnison Cheri Cunyan John Curtis Robert Dahlmeier Catherine De Massa Lenny De Massa Richard Danner Olaf Davis Dennis Dean Maxine deMattos Linda Kay Dever Carlos Diaz Charles Goodman | Ronald Gore Marsha Graham M John Grant Robert Griggs Linda Grissom 4 William Grogan Linda Guptill David Hale Jack Hall Ron Harlan David Harles David Harris Beverly Harrison Mary Ann Harrison Ted Hart Pennie Hartwig Richard Harvey Clifton Hatch Sharon Haugen Larry Hawkins Garey Hay Gary Hazeltine Randall Hengel Carla Henson Sonja Hensen Judy Herring Beverly Hicks Billie Jean Hill Glenwood Hill Jerry Hill David Hipes Mary Hocking Kaye Hodson Carl Hoffman Dan McCall Sally McCarthy Clarence McClellan Pam McKay Richard McNichoIs Marvin McQuarrie mm Laurel Houk Cheryl Hudgens Lorena Humphreys Shirely Isaac Dan Jamison Dolores Jayne Willis Jenkins Bernice Johnson Edward Johnson Pam Johnson Russell Johnson Susan Johnson H Vickie Johnson Linda Johnston Orlene Jones Ernest Joslin Steve Karr LeRoy Kees Dennis Kernan Ada Keyes Eura Kilgore Bazil Kimble Marla King Cindy Kinser Danny Kinyon Raymond Kirk Roy Klein Karolyn Knight Christine Knopp Bob Kyolseth Gary Lee Lorraine Liddicoat Susanne Llewellyn Bill Lowman Margie Lux Mary Flynn Charles Majors Jeffery Meith Glen Eugen Meyer Jon Middleton Philip Midwood Carol Miller Patricia Mills Darlene Morelock Bob Moore Patricia Morris Dennis Moseley Claud Moss Shirley Mundine Glenn Nalley Glenda Nelson Carolyn Nickell Gerald Nieto Donna Odom Lloyd Onyett Larry Otis E Mike Owens Stephen Owsley Mike Pappas Kathy Patrick Larry Patterson Phil Pendergast Colleen Phillips Jerry Fay Phillips Ann Price Jeannette Pruden Merle Pulley Richard Ramick Jerry Ream Marcia Reardon Gayle Rebish Dennis Reed Linda Reed Sherry Reed Claude Rice Shari Richardson Gerald Richter William Richter Dona Riese Charles Robertson John Rist Linda Robertson Maria Rodriguez Pat Romano Caren Runge Toni Russell Mary Ryan William Samprucci Tom Sandborn Billy Sandlin Edward Saville Bob Schole Kenneth Schroeder Gayleanne Sherwood Telmadge Shepherd Cynthia Silva Terri Simmons Leonard Simpson J. P. Smalley Janet Smith Linda Smith Patsy Smith Gary Spannaus Linda Sparks Marlene Spencer Peggy Spivv Billy Stapp Terry Stauss Sherri Stevenson Jackie Stokes John Stone Eddie Stovall Freddie Stovall Gerald Stresser Mike Taber George Tandy Sharon Tatham MHi A June Townsend Judy Townsend Vickie Travers Diana Tufoni Cheryl Turner Kenneth Turner Lloyd Van Camp Jeffry Veileaux Cathy Voigt Julie Walker Lewis Walker Rhonda Warmack Joyce Welch Joan Wells Gary Wentz Jim Wesson Donna West Richard Whitaker I Connie White James White Edward Wideman Carol Widener Susan Wiley Edward Willhoyt Amy Williams Gregory Williams Frank Winters Janette Wood Lester Wood Shirley Woodward George Wright Helen Wyman Donald Yingling Jeanette Zillette Carolyn Zirkle DUKE LOYD BETTY PURKEY JUDY DALLAS JACK GREER ABBE RYAN Spring Vic© Prei. Spring Historian Head Cheer Leader Block “O” Custodian Spring Secretary MIKE O'NEAL Fall Vice President, Spring President PATTI POWERS SUE GINTER STEVE LEONARD Fall Historian Fall Secretary Fall President (Fall Student Council) ROW ONE: S. Ginter, B. Koetz, P. Dudley, B. Purkey, P. Powers, J. Dallas, I. Aleck, C. Crowder. I WO: V. Bissell, D. Chollet, B. Peck, T. Simmons, L. Turpin, R. Jensen, P. Beck T Brant THREE: R. Lowman, G. Heath, J. Singer, L. Mastache, J. Fendt, S. Dallas, L. Rowland, M. Alt. tOl'R: D. Lewis, O. Jones, K. Hodson, J. Prouty, C. Davis, M. Mayhew, L. Johnson, C. Knight FIVE: K. Murphy, M. O’Neal, S. Leonard, J. Corbaley, M. Schleef. (Spring Student Council) ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE: L. Roberts, C. Crowder, P. O’Neill, P. Powers, J. Dallas, J. Aleck, S. Ginter, N. Loyd, B. Purkey. ROW 1 WO: A. Ryan, R. Lowman, K. Paulsen, B. Koetz, A. Van Camp, B. Johnson, C. Good. ROW 1 HREE: B. Britt, L. Reed, D. Lewis, J. Singer, D. Johnson, M. Alt, T. Brant, S. Steadman. ROW FOUR: D. Sears, K. McGehee, D. Chollet, C. Davis, M. Mayhew, B. Winston, C. McCormick. ROW FIVE: D. Nelson, M. O’Neal, S. Leonard, M. Schleef, D. Walburn, L. Heath. TOP ROW: L. Mastache, M. Kantola, A. Ryan, B. Chamberlain, A. Nelson, D. Gillum, W. Stiles, J. Rhine, R. Jensen, S. Bailey, T. Brant, S. Steadman, C. Good. BOTTOM ROW: D. Waugh, D. Chollet, T. Sandbom, F. Wideman, J. Meith, H. Abbot, C. Dryden, J. Schroeder, C. McCormick, K. Beck, E. Edwards. TOP ROW: B. Purkey, P. Alexandria D. Lawrence, J. Gee, R. Wagner, M. Barkley, P. Fiedler, P. Pryor, M. McCarthy, S. Ford, S. Dallas, A. Van Camp, S. Ginter, M. Wideman, C. Carroll, C. Davis. BOTTOM ROW: B. Watson, R. Budler, P. Pendergast, G. Heath, S. Karr, V. Bucholz, K. Murphv, V. Bissell, W. Randolph, D. Sears. ROW ONE: P. Pendergast, D. Kernan, G. Young, D. Chollet, B. Stovall, J. Cameron, C. Moseley, G. Zachary. ROW TWO: A. Crosby, P. Bieker, J .Walker, J. Gee, L. Becker, S. Richardson, L. Holcomb, L. Burnett, W. Farrens, G. Williams. ROW THREE: P. Karagaris, L. Shattuck, M. Sanders, S. Craig, L. Reardon, P. Thomas, C. White, B. Johnson, B. Unruh, J. Rhine, B. Harrison. ROW FOUR: R. Lindsay, R. Owens, P. Williams, D. Sanders, C. Wyatt, E. Zancanella, L. Hankins, L. Liley. ROW FIVE: D. Wade, W. Meyers, K. Beck, L. Onyett, Z. Phillips, J. Harris, H. Elerick, R. Jensen. ROW SIX: Mr. Becker, W. Humphreys, J. Curran, K. Lewis, J. Sligar, T. Anno, D. Zancanella. ROW ONE: J. Walker, J. Curran, K. Lewis, J. Sligar, T. Anno, R. Meyers, Mr. Becker. ROW TWO: L. Shattuck, L. Becker, J. Gee, G. Williams, P. Bieker, C. White, S. Richardson, B. Johnson, P. Karagaris. ROW THREE: L. Reardon, P. Pendergast, L. Holcomb, W. Farrens, A. Crosby, P. Thomas, B. Harrison, I. Rhine. B. Unruh. ROW FOUR: D. Kernan, M. Sanders, L. Burnett, L. Onyett, A. Phillips, J. Harris, H Elerick, R. Jensen. ROW FIVE: R. Owens, R. Lindsay, P. Williams, D. Sanders, C. Wyatt, E. Zancanella. J. Lilev, D. Wade. ROW SIX: F. Phillips, B. Stovall, G. Young, K. Beck, D. Chollet, W. Humphreys, J. Cameron,' L. Hankins, C. Moseley, D. Zancanella. Not pictured-M. Reardon, G. Zachery. Mr. Becker is having difficulty holding the attention of the Pep Band. The members are as follows: ROW ONE- P. Williams, D. Zancanella, L. Becker, J. Curran, ROW TWO: K. Beck, G. Young, J. Rhine, R Jensen, T. Anno, B. Johnson, K. Lewis. ROW THREE: B. Unruh, G. Zachery, D. Sanders, C. Wyatt, L.’Shattuck. ROW FOUR: L. Reardon, D. Chollet, E. Zancanella, J. Sligar, J. Cameron, P. Heyen. ROW ONE: C. Myers, C. Cunyan, L. George, R. Halstead, A. Ereth, B. Hill P. West, D. Greene, K. Patrick, M. Sanders, M. Dilton, L. Guptill. ROW TWO: M. Thomas, J. Martin, M. Whitlock, V. Goodwin, V. Stanley, C. Tisser and M. Bluford, B. Britt, V. Winder, L. Johnston, K. DaMassa, K. Dodson, L. Schulte, L. Perkins. ROW THREE: C. Voight, J. Martin, J. Giese, L. Young, C. Atnip, M. Carpenter, M. Kennedy, P. Pratt, K. Johnson, J. Millet, V. Yard, L. Dailey, P. O’Connell, G. Carnahan. ROW FOUR: R. Anderson, A. Gregory, E. Lambert, G. Gibson, J. Harvey, J. Young, J. Noel, V. Jones, M. Jones, F. Bluford, P. Kelly, J. Bamford, F. Gardner, R. Frayo. ROW ONE: D. Farber, D. Johnson, P. Furphy, J. Woods. D. Graet'f, K. Payne, V. Sharp, K. Schenkel. ROW THREE: D. Chollet, J. Noel, P. Williams, A. Youngblood, A. Anderson. ROW TWO: K. Christensen, G. Davis, R. Frayo, J. Melton, J. Bamford, O. Davis, ROW ONE: M. Sanders, B. Koetz, V. VVehrle. ROW TWO: R. Lowman, M. Barger, P. Alexandris, P. Pryor. ROW' THREE: E. Sherwood, J. Giese, J. Higgins, B. Watts. ROW ONE: J. Sligar, R. Frayo, D. Farber, L. Shattuck, K. Beck, P. Heyen, R. Jensen, L. Holcomb, W. Humphreys, K. Christensen, J. Rhine. ROW TWO: D. Chollet, L. Becker, B. Unruh, R. Lindsay, G. Young, P. Williams, D. Zancanella, W. Farrens, C. Wyatt. ROW THREE: D. Sanders, A. Foote, L. Young, E. Zancanella, J. Bamford, D. Wade, K. Payne, J. Harris, L. Reardon, A. Youngblood. NATIVE SONS’ CONTEST—Claudia Barton, Virginia Toney (first place) Normand Lussier, Pam Johnson, Joyce Higgins. Absent: Abbe Ryan (second place), Rocky Rowe, Colleen Hadley. LIONS’ CLUB CONTEST — Anita Bell, Mickie Herina, Mike Schleef (second place), Ruth VVagener, Jim Prouty, Veronica Landry. VIRGINIA TONEY First place winner in the CSF and Native Sons’ Contests. MIKE O'NEAL First place winner of the Lions’ Club Contest. In the three speech contests held at OHS this vear, Mike O’Neal placed first in the Lions’ Club competition and Virginia Toney won first in the CSF and Native Sons’. The topic for this year’s Lions’ Club contest was “My Responsibility In A Changing World.” Others competing in the contest were Mike Schleef, who placed second, and Anita Bell, Mickie Herina, Ruth Wagener, Veronica Landry, and Jim Prouty. Speaking on “San Francisco, the Cinderella of the West,” Virginia placed first in the CSF contest. Jim Prouty, using the Lions’ Club topic, won second place honors. Runners-up were Chrisann Carroll and Pam Johnson. With the same speech Virginia went on to win first place in the Native Sons’ contest. Abbe Ryan, speaking on the “Donner Party,” placed second. The topic for this contest was “California”. Others participating were Pam Johnson, Joyce Higgins, Rocky Rowe, Claudia Barton, and Colleen Hadley. Virginia also placed first in the semi-county eliminations held in Chico and went on to compete in the county contest. CSF CONTEST — Virginia Toney (first place), Jim Prouty (second place), Chrisann Carroll, and Pam Johnson. TIGER TALES STAFF NOW HEAR THIS—Patti Rogers, business manager, gives the what-for to Bill Kemp, job printing office owner, who is obviously terrified. Tiger Tales Reporters—ROW ONE: Janine Odekirk, Abbe Ryan, Linda Roberts. ROW TWO: Joyce Charles, Dana Mahlum, Jim Davis, Joyce Higgins, Dan Wilson. ROW THREE: Dennis Ross, Dean Sherman, Virginia Toney, JoAnn Weeks, Lynne Young, Tonya Bernardi, Neil Loyd, Cliff Kroeger. ROW FOUR: John LaVoy, Glenna Morse, Jan Sadowski, Susan Talbitzer, Jim Prouty. MEETING OF THE BRASS —Peggy O’Neill, spring editor-in-chief, discusses layouts with Aaron Frasier and George Burwell. Packing his suitcase is Jim Prouty, this year’s Boys’ Stater. Assisting him is Sandy Dallas, Girls’ Stater. Jim and Sandy were selected by the faculty for their academic and leardership abilities. Pictured ot the left are Will Randolph and Sue Ginter, last year’s representatives, who are reminiscing about all of the good times they had at the convention. Girls’ and Boys’ state is an organization sponsored by the American Legion to promote student interest in state government. Each delegate has a chance to express his creative ability. ROW ONE: V. Kunkel, D. Casagrande, M. Dyer, T. Chan, J. McKillop, D. Rocco, B. Chamberlain, C. Carroll, L. Taylor. ROW TWO: C. Crowder, L. Becker, B. Rosenbalm, S. Ford, R. Wagner, J. Whitlock, K. Paulsen, B. Brough, V. Landrey, S. Tate. ROW THREE: J. Hunt, S. Ginter, J. Smith, B. Morris, V. Toney, A. Ryan, P. Powers, M. Wideman, D. Lawrence, J. Charles, J. Fendt. ROW7 FOUR: S. Schumacher, R. Watson, V. Bissell, S. Krocger, C. Wyatt, J. Sitton, T. Good, T. Brandt, C. Good, C. Davis, B. Berry, P. Pratt. ROW FIVE: L. Heath, R. Worden, G. Heath, A. Howard, Mr. Hughes, J. Schroeder, J. Prouty, J. Patrick, B. Unruh, R. Jensen, J. Davis. ROW ONE:: P. West, Y. Evans, M. Herringer, C. Hadley, L. Schulte, J. Leonard, A. Ryan. ROW TWO: M. Purkey, P. Pratt, S. Talbitzer, P. Rogers, M. Spencer, S. Cunvan. ROW THREE: A. Mitchell, M. Stark, B. Britt, J. Bradley, J. White. ROW FOUR: B. Fisher, L. Roberts, K. Payne, L. Holcomb. R. Lindsey, J. Davis. LATIN CLUB ROW ONE: P. Williams, T. Carruthers, J. Sligar, N. Frank, S. Voight, A. Lust, B. Chamberlain, C. Patrick, T. Flanders, Mrs. Crystal. ROW TWO: C. Crowder, A. Youngblood, B. Whitaker, R. Corbaley, D. Hock-enberger, S. Abbott, S. Tatham, K. Knight, L. Reed, C. Chan. ROW THREE: M. Worden, S. Tandy, J. Collins, L. Turpin, M. Whitlock, J. Gee, M. Hocking, N. Perkins, M. Smith. ROW FOUR: C. Barton, L. Sherwood, A. Crosby, B. Bennett, M. Gates, P. Smith, A. Writeman, S. Wiley, J. Avila, C. Barton. ROW FIVE: P. Fiedler, L. Houk, C. Voight, C. Church, W. Bucholz, P. Heyen, C. Lewis, M. Reardon, B. Harrison, T. Bernardi. ROW ONE: T. Good, J. Sitton, D. Nelson, J. Rhine, A. Nelson, S. Craig, J. Rose, S. Colt, R. Downer, J. Homesley. ROW TWO: D. I.owe, M. O’Neal, C. Whitbecker, G. Horn, R. Phelps, J. Jurison, J. Kinnikin, B. Barton, G. Williams. ROW THREE: G. Dowdy, D. Bump, D. Wing, M. Sickels, V. Canifox, L. Barge, J. Flagler, C. Lust, B. Horn, J. Quintel. ROW FOUR: L. Buschmann, S. Nelson, H. Scott, S. Cox, V. Bissell, C. Raney, N. Loyd, A. Abbott. ROW FIVE: B. Ayers, S. Bailey, P. Beck, M. Kantola, V. Strang, T. Sanborn, J. Ratto, S. Bennett, B. Winston, C. McCormick. ROW SIX: J. Adams, L. McDonald, S. Steadman, T. Brant, S. Leonard, J. Hastie, J. Jewel, D. Lewis, B. Pitts. ROW ONE: S. Ginter, C. Scheer, J. Sanford, R. Harlan, S. Nowling. ROW TWO: S. Ogle, C. Schab, V. Sharp, K. Paulsen, M. Eakins. ROW THREE: A. King, L. Shattuck, J. Nichols, M. Pratt, P. Pryor. ROW ONE:: V. Winder, J. Whitlock, J. McKillop, A. Youngblood, J. Bright, D. Johnson, L. Roberts, L. Hayes, R. Phelps, M. Purkey. ROW TWO: D. Lowe, T. Brandt, J. Adams, D. Chollet, P. Hcyen, L. Whitfield, J. Odekirk, I). Casagrande, M. Stark, L. Dailey. ROW 7' HREE: J. McDonald, S. Bailey, C. Crowder, J. Woods, D. Walburn, S. Ginter, D. Patton, D. Post, P. Powers, A. Mitchell, B. Purkey. ROW FOUR: C. Good. S. Steadman. C. Blanton, C. Davis, D. Waugh, J. Smith, L. Holmes, B. Chamberlain, P. Dudley, G. Ewing. ROW FIVE: D. Rasmussen, M. Kantola, W. Randolph, M. O’Neal, J. Prouty, M. Wideman. Mr. Seevers ROW ONE: C. Doering, C. Wristen, A. Van Camp, R. Anderson, M. Azevedo, J. Sligar, V. Zoff, C. Moel-lendorf, L. Schulte, T. Chan. ROW TWO: R. Conley, S. Swope, B. Outlaw, R. Lull, V. Kunkel, S. Miller, R. Lowman, N. Hoberg, A. Steadman, K. O’Brien. ROW THREE: P. Beck, M. DeMattos, C. Cunyon, M. Pratt, J. Harris, M. McCarthy, B. Rennard, P. Sylva, A. Lust, T. Colburn. ROW FOUR: L. Turpin, A. Nelson. J. Rhine, R. Jensen, L. Ray, W. Parker, V. Quigley, S. Franklin, P. Woodruff, D. Ronan. ROW FIVE: J. Hunt, M. Worden, S. Colt, S. Bennett, C. McHugh, J. LaVoy, S. Cox, L. Aiston, A. Ryan.___ FUTURE NURSES ROW ONE: L. Smith, J. Metcalf, D. Jayne, J. Woods, P. Dudley. ROW TWO M. Wellings, A. Bell, A. Diaz, C. Merck, G. Ewing. ROW THREE: L. Sherwood, C. Hadley, J. Charles, S. Anderson. ROW ONE: T. Bernardi, C. Hadley, S. Morrow, M. Cresham. ROW TWO: M. Purkey, P. Rogers, D. Haigwood, S. Tate. ROW THREE: T. Sandborn, D. Lewis, J. LaVoy, J. Higgins. JR. STATESMEN Oroville, for the third year, won first place in the state wide quiz contest in agricultural marketing. Danny Simms was the high individual in the contest. Over 3,000 boys competed. In recognition of this, he and Mr. Kantola received an expense paid trip to the National Marketing Institute on the campus of Ohio Stale University at Columbus. Mr. Van Camp will make the trip with Danny. ROW ON£: R Hawey, Mr. Van Camp R. Aldrich, R. Hengel, M. Allen, W. Stiles, M. Poppos, D. Harris, R. Dowd. ROW TWO. B. Moore. B. Bryson, R. Gore, K. Taylor, J. Smolley, J. Middleton, D. McCall, D. Rominger, A. King. ROW THREE: R. Mahan, J. Reames, C. Crews, J. Hultz, G. Stresser, R Klein G Hav. G Stresser, C. Robertson. ROW FOUR: D. Edwards, O. Davis. T. Tox. M. Heyrend C Owsley’ V McFadden, F. Adamson, R. Danner, B. Samprucci, D. Turner. ROW ONE: Mr. Kantola, C. Pratt, J. Singer, L. Klein, W. Stiles, F. Lindbeck, D. Simms. P. Taylor G Madsen. ROW TWO: B. Buckley, H. McQuown. D. Kouppalla, M. Harvey, I. Davis, I. Samprucci 1 Craig. P. Norris, B. Happ. ROW THREE: R. Romano, K. Plowman, R. Mayhew, M. Mallette V Harvey C Houk, D. Howry. J. Ramey. ROW' FOUR: M. Moore T. Woodson. D. Irwin, B. Brooks D Poppel-rieter, G. Peck. ' Mr. Kantola, advisor; J. Singer, president; B. Buckley, sentinel; W'. Stiles, chapter sweetheart- F Lindbeck secretary; D. Simms, treasurer; L. Crews, reporter; J. Davis, vice president. OUTSTANDING MEMBERS-ROW' ONE: J. Singer, leadership; D. Simms, agricultural marketing; W. Stiles, chapter sweetheart; A. King, outstanding first year member; F. Lindbeck, dairy. ROW' TWO- D Irwin, agricultural science; G. Stresser, scholarship; L. Klein, home project. COOPERATION SCHOLARSHIP EADERSHIP CHARACTER LEARNING TO DO :adehship COOPERATION 1 CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP RICULTURE [ ■H CITIZENSHIP THRIFT SERVICE ECREATION PATRIOTISM LEARNING TO DO ffJl DOING TO LEARN ’ h k EARNING TO LIVE I IA LIVING TO SERVE FALL AUTO CLUB OFFICERS (top) - Jackie White, vice president; Kenny Meyer, president; Vicky Zoff, historian; Marianna McElroy, secretary; Carlee Moellendorf, council representative. ROW ONE: R. Winston, S. Steadman, C. Good, T. Good, A. Ryan, S. Ford. ROW TWO: D. Grieco, M. O'Neal, J. Hunt, V. Bissell, C. ScheerJ P. Fiedler, T. Sandborn. ROW THREE: E. Meyer, K. Webb, T. Draeger, M. Worden, W. Lane, A. King. ROW FOUR: R. Worden, J. LaVoy, S. Cox, R. Watson, G. Heath, D. Lewis. ROW ONE: D. Greene, G. Beard, C. Moellendorf, V. Zoff, R. Stark, S. Miller, M. Carpenter, J. Sanford, S. Ortega. ROW TWO: M. Ashworth, M. Peres, J. Watkins, M. McElroy, L. Whitfield, L. Roberts, J. White, V. Sharp, S. Morrows, J. Odekirk. ROW THREE: J. Woods, B. Bet-’ linger, B. Blade, N. Luccier, D. Hocking, V. Quigley, T. Wallace, V. Winder. ROW FOUR: Mr. Lambert, F. Preston, R. Romano, K. Meyer,. J. Gillis, R. Alpers, L. Nelson. SPRING AUTO CLUB OFFICERS (bottom)—Vicky Zoff, vice president; Larry Conner, president; Linda Roberts, council representative; Marsha Peres, historian; Marianna McElroy, secretary. UNITED NATIONS CLUB SANDY DALLAS MARGE GOULD JUDY DALLAS DONNA GREENE JOLENE SITTON—Head Majorette ROW ONE: W. Meyers, R. Owens, J. Stanton, S. Anderson, L. Barge, K. Beck, C. Raney, R. Frayo. ROW TWO: :K. Milligan, J. Nicholas, W. Humphreys, L. Wells, D. Rasmussen, J. Helmick, J. Whittier, C. Dry-den, C. McCormick. ROW THREE: J. Homesley, R. Barton, J. Nelson, B. Barkhurst, T. Kocotis, E. Gibson, S. Colt. ROW FOUR: C. Peck, R. Anderson, L. Heath, T. Draeger, S. Nelson, C. Kroeger, R. Corkin, R. Flicker. ROW FIVE: D. Nelson, T. Dodd, D. Wing, D. Lowe, E. Wristen, D. Wilson I. Prouty, J. Patrick. J ROW ONE: C. Johnson, D. Pryor, B. Vasiliou, D. Loyd, R. Lindsey, N. Lussier, V. Bissell, H. Abbott. ROW TWO: D. Chollet, J. Spivy, B. Peck, J. Davis, J. Corbaley, J. Greer, A. Gregory. ROW THREE: E. Zan-canella, W. Randolph, J. Price, M. O'Neal, B. Fisher, T. Bostick. ROW FOUR: T. Singer, T. Evans, S. Leonard, D. Sears, M. Schleef, R. Sylva, G. Heath. BACK TO BACK — Having a “Zombie Jamboree” are Mary Purkey and Marge Eakins, our peppy tigerettes. These clever girls designed their own costumes in addition to making up the many lively routines which added special interest and zest to our rallies and games. ROW ONE: J. Sitton, S. Hitte, C. Crowder, J. Woods. ROW TWO: M. Eakins, K. O'Brien, M. Purkey. ROW THREE: P. O’Neill, V. Zoff, M. Azevedo, J. McKillop, J. Sadowski, V. Winder, J. Humpries, S. Tatham, R. Stark, A. Young, C. Happ, K. Martinson, J. Sligar, P. West. ROW FOUR: S. Dallas, V. Kunkle, P. Woodruff, J. Harris, Y. Evans, J. White, A. Lust, P. Sylva, T. Simmons, L. Gross, K. Patrick, J. Fendt. ROW FIVE: C. Loyd, L. Hayes, M. Wideman, V. Lee, P. Powers, E. LaBlanc, D. Morris, J. Smith, L. Aiston, J. Harrison, M. McClung, D. Johnson. ROW SIX: J. Higgins, J. Giese, S. Kelly, A. Ryan, V. Toney, J. Everett, R. Wagener, P. Fiedler, M. Northcutt, N. Hoberg, A. Steadman, R. Phelps, D. Rowland, L. McDonald. ROW SEVEN: T. Chan, D. Post, G. Morse, R. Romano, K. Meyer, B. Berry, C. Merck, C. Bowers, J. Adams, M. Kantola, P. Beck, J. Rhine, L. Mastache, S. Bailey. PEP CLUB ROW ONE: J. Dallas, M. Gould, G. Beard, A. Van Camp. ROW TWO: J. Leonard, J. Beard, J. Hansen ROW THREE: L. Voos, A. Bell, B. Purkey, L. Roberts, T. Good, M. Peres, B. Chamberlain, L. Schultz M. Sanders, K. Jensen, L.-Maynard. ROW FOUR: T. Stauss, A. Mitchell, M. Stark, L. Guptill, J Bradley, B. Brough, S. Tufoni, L. George, S. Miller. J. Schneemilch. ROW FIVE: M. Mayhew, S. Hazel tine, B. Britt, T. Woodward, B. Rosenbalm, M. Carpenter, R. Lowman, D. Lawrence, C. McHugh, M Dyer FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES—ROW ONE: J. Shook, J. Schneemilch, J. Wald, M. Sanders, C. Reed, K. Martinson, P. Unfried, B. Tiehm, A. Young, J. Leonard, S. Tatham, P. Spivy, P. Karagaris, ROW TWO: M. Sanders, P. Lantsberger, A. Steele, B. Charles, L. Johnston, T. Stauss, M. Dillan, V. Yard, S. McCarthy. ROW THREE: M. Harrison, P. West, T. Flagler, M. McClung, j. Harrison, D. Ronan, T. Colburn, C. Chappell, W. Hoover, A. Nelson, N. McCollum, V. Strang, B. Forrister, N. Frank, V. Travers. ROW FOUR: J. Wiley, M. Barkley, M. Hocking, J. Dunn, S. Hudgens, C. Burks, T. Simmons, L. Shultze, J. Smith, M. Barge, L. Holmx, M. Hebert, M. Kantola, P. Beck, K. Hodsen. ROW FIVE: V. Bucholz, M. Graham, J. Townshend, M. Bolen, J. Townshend, C. Baker, J. Flanders, L. Voose, K. Maynard, L. Turpin, S. Bailey, K. Kirk, P. Mills, G. Garrison, P. Johnson. ROW SIX: K. Voight, C. Hill, M. Flynn, J. Avila, S. Henson, E.Bunich, M. King, K. Damassa, J. Rhine, B. Unruh, R. Jensen, J. Sligar. JUNIORS AND SENIORS—ROW ONE: B. Giles, V. Toney. ROW TWO: C. Moellendorf, S. Ginter, C. Crowder, R. Lowman, J. Dallas, V. Zoff, R. Lull, M. Mayhew, M. Eakins, D. Lawrence, B. Hill, ROW THREE: H. Olsen, M. Bennett, L. Holcomb, J. Harris, A. Bell, J. Watkins, P. Dudley, A. Van Camp, M. Wideman, M. Azevedo, M. Alt, D. Casagrande, R. Phelps. ROW FOUR: M. Carpenter, L. Moak, P. Powers, B. Rupp, K. Yard, P. Costillo, P. Woodruff, J. Whitlock, V. Winder, J. McKillop, L. Rowland, D. Johnson, T. Simmons, S. Marcyan. ROW FIVE: G. Ewing, S. Morrow, B. Stovall, B. Berry, C. McCarter, S. Tufoni, M. Peres, V. Kunkle, N. Holberg, A. Steadman, S. Swope. C. Hudgens. 1962 OFFICERS — Seated on the notorious GAA bench are (left to right) Jill McKillop, secretary; Patti Powers, recorder; Ruth Lowman, president; Vicki Zoff, vice president; and Merideth Alt, treasurer. SMILEY — Ann Steadman, GAA publicity manager, is pictured alone, not because she holds a very special office, but because she was absent on the day the other officers’ picture was taken. BOWLING CHAMPS — These four girls (left to right), Jackie Rhine, Pam Beck, Saralee Bailey, and Margot Kantola, composed the team which bowled its way to the top this season. BASKETBALL ALL STARS — These nine senior girls (Left to right), Carlee Moellendorf, Romona Lull, Vicki Zoff, Janice Harris, Kathy Yard, Barbara Rupp, Brenda Giles, Ruth Lowman, and Judy Dallas were elected by the senior girls in GAA for their out-standing performance on the court. RUTH LOWMAN Best-All-Around Player OUTSTANDING SENIORS VARSITY FOOTBALL-Row I: K. Wiederspan (47), J. Davis (49), RAVells (50), J.Greer (44), K.Meyer (27), A. Gregory (12), B. Peck (39), G. Martin (20) , j. Schroeder (32), H. Corkin (30), C. Wyatt (21). Row 2: J. McNichols (46), G. Dowdy (55), R. White (51). D. Wing (45), D. Bartel (52), J. Prouty (14), D. Nelson (19), R. Koski (36), K. Milligan (23), K. Christensen (34), P. Minter (35), T. Kocotis, Manager. Row 3: L. Peck (48), L. Conners (37), G. Openshaw (24), B. Whittier (11), K. McGehee (54), J. Corbaley (56), D. Anderson (42), R. Sylva (43), R. Corkin (26), W. Humphreys (53), G. Beaver (17), C. Kroeger, Manager. VARSITY SCORES Oroville ................. 6 Oroville ................. 0 Oroville ................ 19 Oroville ................ 25 Oroville ............... 14 Oroville ................ 13 Oroville ................. 0 Oroville ............... 13 Oroville ................. 0 CO-CAPTAIN—John Corbaley Chico ................. 27 Shasta ................ 12 Lodi .................. 32 Red Bluff.............. 27 Yuba City...............26 Placer ................. 7 Marysville............. 13 Roseville ............. 19 Nevada Union ........... 7 The Varsity Gridmen went through a harrowing season this year winning one and losing eight. Although the Tigers often outplayed their opponents, they tended to be off-guard at crucial times, and lost three games because of last minute scoring. Because of numerous injuries, johnny Johnson, head coach, and back-coach Wes Martin, who was new to the Varsity this year, had quite a time juggling the players around to find a winning combination. The 1961 SFL all-star from Oroville was John Corbaley, senior tackle. Honorable mention went to Jack Greer, halfback; Ken Wiederspan, tackle: Rod Koski, end: and Larry Conner, guard. All were seniors. The team voted John Corbaley and Buckv Whittier co-captains for their leadership and athletic ability. CO-CAPTAIN—Bucky Whittier FOOTBALL QUEEN For the first time in the history of OHS, a sophomore was crowned Football Queen. Miss Jeanne Harrison won the 1961-62 title. The candidates were (from left to right) Garry Garrison, freshman, escorted by Duke Loyd; Miss Harrison, escorted by Jim Evans; Judy Whitlock, junior, escorted by Doug Sears; and the senior candidate, Alice Van Camp, escorted by Mike O’Neal. Steve Leonard was M. C. m- ft joai'oR. Khj t 11 -L I ■ •uo crwi ia i-i- A - gp ■ x4o' a. Ifrfci C' cfc , -—ci. cLr£j ( ytr o i. X«x £ Spi- o «. cUi VARSITY SSidV CHEERLEADERS V' J’,1, JUDY DALLAS—Head Cheerleader MARGE GOULD SECOND STRING LINE—Row 1: J. Helmick, G. Horn, B. Sandlin, T. Dodd, D. McLain, J. Jewell, S. Nelson. SECOND STRING BACKS—P. Wells, E. Lambert, R. Owens, J. McAmis. Junior Row 1: A. Regis (84), D. McLain (64), J. Whittier (11), E. Lambert (13), R. Dunn (65), D. Gillis (61), G. Horn (74), P. Wells (50), G. Barnes (62), C. McCormick (81), B. Sandlin (63), M. Dunn (66). FIRST STRING LINE—Row 1: C. McCormick, T. Draeger, D. Dunn, C. Dryden, M. Dunn, 1. Homesley, J. Nelson. FIRST STRING BACKS—R. Barton, L. Barge, L. Heath, J. Whittier. Varsity Row 2: J. Haddad, Manager, J. McAmis (19), R. Owens (10), J. Homseley (76), T. Dodd (71), C. Dryden (52), J. Helmick (82), I . Huitt (70), L. Barge (14), J. Nelson (86), L. Heath (18), S. Nelson (83), D. Hockenberger (60), T. Draeger (77), S. Bennett (72), J. Jewell (75), H. McQuown, Manager. COACHES Mr. Stauss Mr. rnold CO-CAPTAINS John Nelson Ray Barton The Junior Varsity Football team finished 1961 with an over-all record of 3-5-1 and third in the SFL League with a 2-2-1 record. Coach Herm Stauss said, I had a fine bunch of boys this year, but the lack of speed on offensive held them back.” John Nelson and Ray Barton were picked as co-captains by their teammates. Nelson playing end, the only letterman on the Jayvees, was the biggest offensive threat. Jim Homesley, Tom Draeger, Mike Dunn, and Don Dunn made up the strong defensive interior line. Katlue '!i ue t No+u McGuilcm {Jackie £exuuiSiA J. V. CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: S. Squires, E. Ball, R. Gore, M. Blade, R. Kirk, L. Simpson, G. Stresser, I. Cunnison I Beard, L. Hawkins, B. Stamp, B. Kimble, G. Hill. ROW TWO: G. Spannaus, D. Moseley, D. Hipes,’ L. White, C. Carpenter, T. Gomez, R. Whitaker, R. Gilbert, D. Furry, F. Wideman, G. Tooley, G. Richter, B. Grogan. ROW THREE: B. Boom, G. Hazeltine, L. Walker, J. Aleck, B. Bryson, G. Wright, R. Schroeder, J. Veileaux, K. Turner, C. Hoffman, B. Richter, C. Goodman. Second String— ROW ONE: L. White, L. Walker, G. Hazeltine, D. Furry, R. Gore, R. Gilbert, J. Veileaux. ROW TWO: G. Hill, B. Richter, R. Whitaker, G. Stresser. First String— ROW ONE: B. Bryson, J. Aleck, B. Boom, M. Blade, L. Hawkins, K. d ur-ner, C. Goodman, R. Schroeder. ROW TWO: T. Gomez, C. Hoffman, G. Wright. c. JOHNSON J. SINGER J. PATRICK N. LUSSIER CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE—These tired men have run long and hard tor the glory of old Oroville High. A CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM-Jack Singer, Bill Short, Mike O'Neal, Will Randolph, Mike Schleet, Dick Wade, Jim Hinsley, and Kevin Murphy. GREAT WORK, SON-Elba Stafford is proud of Normand Lussier. Normand, on the other hand, looks like he's really used to those track shoes. BOUNTY HUNTER — Howard Abbott l( oks happy with that gun in his hand. Could it be that he's preparing to shoot it out with someone! “This is one of the finest sports I have ever coached,” said cross country mentor Elba Stafford. “The boys would run until exhaustion.” “The A team finished second in the SFL and with a few breaks, could have won it,” Stafford went on. Letter winners in the A division were Kevin Murphy, Jack Singer, Jim Hinsley, Terry Bostick, Mike O’Neal, and Jack Tiehm. OHS had the best B cross country team in the section. They won the SFL and the San Joaquin Section and lost only one meet all year. Chris Johnson was the best runner in the section. He broke four course records and won every race in which he ran. Those receiving letters on the B team were Johnson, Harold Abbott, Jerry Spivy, Wayford Berry, Normand Lussier. Jim Patrick, Bill Mever, Wes Dean, Bill Payne, and John Herrington. The C team finished third in the SFL mainly because of some early season injuries. C team members who lettered were Roger Townsend, Bill Graham, Larry Buschman, Larry Ness, and Paul Everett. B CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM—ROW ONE: R. Lindsay, D. Edwards, E. Wristen, D. Flicker, R. Hadley, C. Johnson. ROW TWO: J. Patrick, B. Payne, N. Lussier, W. Berry, D. Walburn, J. Johnson, B. Meyer, T. Herrington. C CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM—ROW ONE: L. Ness, B. Graham. ROW TWO: G. Van Camp, R. I own send, L. Buschman, H. Everett, R. Bunch. SCOREKEEPERS-Or are Barbara Koetz, Nancy Hoberg, and Thil Chan just out for the fresh air and bovs? OHS won its first SFL varsity crown since 1958-1959, 11-1 in league play, being beaten only at Roseville. Jim Evans and Bill Jones were elected co-captains. Jones, the leading scorer, was elected to the All Acker Tournament Team and was voted by players, coaches, and sportswriters, the most valuable player award in the SFL. Doug Sears was voted to the SFL team also. Bill Peck led the Tigers at the free throw line and was a valuable floor man along with Evans, the floor leader. Ken Milligan came off the bench to fill in admirably for Steve Leonard, a valuable rebounder who broke his ankle. Millet was named the coach of the year in the SFL. Red Bluff . 40 Oroville . .. ... 51 Chico . 38 Oroville ... ... 47 Gridley . 27 Oroville ... ... 51 Orland 60 Oroville ... .. . 44 College Park .. . 41 Oroville . .. ... 34 Clayton Valley . . 46 Oroville . .. ... 50 Las Plumas ... . 19 Oroville . .. ... 54 Chico . 37 Oroville . .. .. . 50 Marysville .... 40 Oroville . . . ... 51 Yuba City . 39 Oroville . .. ... 50 Roseville . 33 Oroville . .. .. . 46 Nevada Union . . 44 Oroville . . . ... 58 Placer . 39 Oroville . .. ... 52 Shasta . 23 Oroville . .. ... 59 Placer . 46 Oroville . .. ... 57 Las Plumas ... . 29 Oroville . .. ... 49 Marysville .... . 34 Oroville . .. ... 53 Yuba City . 35 Oroville . .. ... 55 Roseville . 66 Oroville . .. ... 46 Nevada Union . . 41 Oroville . .. ... 68 DOUG SEARS Forward BILL JONES Center JIM EVANS Guard STEVE LEONARD Center BILL PECK Guard KEN MILLIGAN Forward ART MALONE Guard LARRY JONES Forward KEN WIEDERSPAN Center MIKE SCHLEEF Forward DAVE CHOLLET Guard MR. MILLET Coach m ROW ONE: S. Anderson, B. Vasiliou, N. Loyd, L. Barge, J. Aleck, ROW TWO: D. Wilson, S. Nelson, W. Berry, J. Herrington, J. Quintel, K. Beck, manager. “The boys who made up this year’s B Team worked as hard in practice as in games,” according to Coach Stafford. “This finally won them the Championship, the ninth in the ten years since joining the SFL.” John Quintel was top scorer with 196 points. Wayford Berry had 178. Berry was the B’s top rebounder pulling down 160, and the leading free throw man. Dan Wilson was chosen by his fellow teammates as captain. Red Bluff . 35 Oroville . .. . . . . 41 Chico . 47 Oroville ... ... 27 Gridley . 40 Oroville ... ... 42 Orland 40 Oroville . . . ... 29 Las Plumas ... . 11 Oroville . . . ... 38 Chico . 50 Oroville ... .. . 41 Marysville .... 45 Oroville . .. .. . 44 Yuba City . 32 Oroville ... ... 36 Roseville 29 Oroville . . . ... 39 Nevada Union . . 19 Oroville . . . ... 32 Placer . 34 Oroville . .. .. . 41 Shasta . 36 Oroville . .. ...61 Placer . 40 Oroville . .. ... 52 Las Plumas ... . 22 Oroville . . . ... 50 Marysville .... 32 Oroville . .. ... 29 Yuba City . 48 Oroville . .. ... 55 Roseville . 36 Oroville . . . .. . 41 C a nd While neither basketball team was picked to take the championship, both won the SFL title, the C’s going through the season undefeated in fourteen games, the D’s losing only one. According to Coach Millet, the well balanced C's put on a seven man show. They were led in scoring by co-captains John Quintel and Dan Wilson. Stan Anderson and Bob Barkhurst rebounded well. Chuck Raney and freshman Eddie Willhoyt came off the bench to spark the team, and Duke Loyd played the best all-around floor game. Captain Ken Beck led the D team in scoring; Don Corry and Eddie Stovall were strong in the rebounding department; John Stanton was the best all-around floor man, and Earl Berry and Dennis Dean were good defensive men. To show appreciation to their most loyal fan, away and at home, the man who has driven the team bus for many years, the C's and D’s wish to dedicate this season to Mr. A1 George. Row 2: Duke Loyd, Stan Anderson, John Quintel, Dan Wilson, Charles Raney, Coach Millet. Row 1: Billy Vasiliou, Manager, Joe Harness, Bill Tewell, Lester Wood, Joe Ratto, Ed Willhoyt. Row 1: Fred Stovall, Wayne Bucholz, Larry Patterson, Rich Gillis, David Pope, Bob Schab, Glen Meyer, Steve Karr. Row 2: Billy Vasiliou, Manager, Earl Berry, Ken Beck, Rich O’Rourke, Don Corry, Ed Stovall, John Stanton, Dennis Dean, Coach Millet. D Basketball Oroville 26 Nevada Union ... ... 16 Oroville 25 Yuba City .. 18 Oroville 26 Las Plumas .. 10 Oroville 14 Marysville .. 16 Oroville 22 Placer ... 17 Oroville 35 Gridley .. 24 Oroville 23 Nevada Union .. .. 15 Oroville 27 Yuba City .. 13 Oroville 24 Los Molinos ... 23 Oroville 26 Las Plumas ... 8 Oroville 20 Marysville .. 14 Oroville 31 Gridley ... 19 Oroville 28 Placer ... 26 Oroville 30 Los Molinos ... 28 OLD FAITHFUL—Patient, noise resistant Mr. George gains this place of honor for his faithful attendance at the C and D basketball games this year. Not only did he attend each home game, but he drove the bus to each away game too. We’re sure the yell and song-leaders wish they had more rooters like Mr. George. A. RAMBLERS. B. McDaniels, J. Hastie, L. Jones, K. Milligan, L. Heath, J. Nelson, L. Marris. ROW TWO, E. Car TRAVELING SQUAD - The SFL Champs and coach prepare to board the bus tor the Acker Tournament. ALL ACKER TOURNAMENT —Billy Jones (far right) was the single Oroville High representative. Oroville finished in fourth place with four wins and two losses. OUTSTANDING ROOTING SECTION — Oroville students yelled stamped and clapped their way through the Acker Tournament and came back with the trophy. OUTSTANDING BOXER — Tommy Wood-son is congratulated by Mike Schleef, ring announcer. EXHIBITION BOUT — Don Rominger, white comer, 165 lbs; Ole Davis, blue corner, 165 lbs.; decision: Davis. LIGHT WEIGHT DIVISION — Steve Colvin, white corner, 139 lbs.; Chris Johnson, blue comer, 139 lbs.; decision: Colvin. LIGHT HEAVY WEIGHT DIVISION — Tim O’Brien, white corner, 174 lbs.; Billy Jones, blue corner, 174 lbs.; decision: O’Brien. FLY WEIGHT DIVISION — Duke Loyd, white corner, 113 lbs.; Leo Hankins, blue corner, 115 lbs.; decision: Loyd. HEAVY WEIGHT DIVISION — Fred Bluford, white corner, 185 lbs.; Bob Wells, blue corner, 215 lbs.; decision: Bluford. FEATHER WEIGHT DIVISION — Rod Lindsey, white corner, 124 lbs.; Elton Lambert, blue corner, 130 lbs.; decision: Lindsey. ROW ONE : Coach Walsh, S. Colt, V. Bissell, M. Schleef, D. Bump. ROW TWO : J. Curtis, J. Hastie, S. Nelson, J. Wesson, J. Ratto, J. Quintel, S. Bennett. Will Randolph Bill Graham and Dave Rasmussen Dale Waugh Mr. Kirsch, M. Iadlock, G. Orr, R. Budler, G. Schmidt, W. Randolph, B. Graham, D. Rasmussen, Waugh. Absent : Mike O’Neal. i (Mtft OHS WRESTLERS—(Standing) Phillip Wells, Jim Nicholas, Gus Martin (second place in the SFL, 168 weight class), Doug Gillis, Robert Wells (iirst place in the SFL, heavyweight class), Arthur Howard, Ray Newhouse, Tom Sandborn, Mike Dunn and the coach, Mr. Jenkins. (Kneeling) Larry Hawkins, Stan Clark, Richard Flicker, Normand Lussier, Chuck Majors, Dale Murphy and Don Dunn. GUS MARTIN JIM NICHOLAS 1 r:cr.« , TI5«s - A TRACK — ROW ONE: G. Dowdy, L. Jones, B. Peck, P. Minter, K. Meyer, A. Malone, J. Homesley, J. Nelson, RAW TWO: J. Mathews, R. Wells, J. Corbaley, J. Greer E, Zancanella, J. Singer, J. Jewel, K. Murphy, K. Milligan. The Tiger track team had not shown too much strength at press time, but coach Herm Stauss predicted that his B team had a chance to win the SFL if they kept working as hard as they had been. The boys who had shown promise up to press time were as follows: “A” division — Kevin Murphy had a 4:46 mile to his credit. Eric Zancanella covered the high hurdles in 15.9. Bill Peck ran a 2:07 half and 4:55 mile. Also in the half mile Art Malone ran 2:11. Ken Milligan ran a 22 flat 180 low hurdles and Ken Meyer’s best in the pole vault was 11’9”. “B” division — Harold Abbott ran a 10.7 century and a 24.0 220. However, Oroville’s strength lay in the distance races. Chris Johnson ran a 2:07.5 half and a 4:45 mile. Jim Patrick had a 3:29.1 1320, and Norm Lussier ran the same race in 3:37. “C” division — Glenwood Hill ran the half in 2:18. In the 1320, Larry Otis, Roger Townsend, Larry Buschman, and Duke Loyd finished one, two, three, and four in two races. The first three boys covered the distance in 3:45. Eddie Stovall ran the sprints and also ran the 330 in 40.6. Jerry Stresser was the best hurdler. ROW ONE: C. Carpenter, C. Johnson, L. Spannaus, B. Myer, D. Flicker, N. Lussier, H. Abbott J. Spivy. ROW TWO: M. Gates, R. Owens, P. Wells, D. Gill is, R. Schroeder, J. Veileaux, W. Humphries R. Rowe, J. Patrick. ’ i 'c 3 r T1EESS ROW ONE: D. Moseley, F. Stovall, R. Cotbaley, R. Kirk, G. Van Camp, D. Loyd. E. Stovall, J. Stresser, J. Anderson, M. Pappas. ROW TWO: R. Keane, D. Kinyon, (Managers) M. Blade, J. Harness, L. Otis, R. Gilbert, R. Townsend, L. Buschman, L. Ness, G. Richter, D. Murphy, G. Hill, G. Stresser. ROW ONE: C. McCormick, B. Happ, R. Barton, L. Barge, B. Vasiliou, S. Johnson, L. Peck. ROW TWO: Mr. Johnson, R. Koski, L. Morris, G. Martin, D. Chollet, G. McNulty, L. Burnett. ROW THREE: D. Wilson. D. Nelson, L. Heath, A. Bartell, R. Wheeler. VC fh0 et’ os '’ Clint McCormick, Dan Nelson, Gus Martin, and Ray Barton were leading tu- roville Varsity baseball team in some departments through the second game according to statistics kept by Coach Johnson. Chollet was the leading hitter with a .412 average for 17 times at bat. Larry Heath was next with .350 in 20 times at bat. DAVE CHOLLET Outfielder LARRY BARGE RODNEY KOSKI Third Baseman Short Stop LONNIE MORRIS LARRY BURNETT Outfielder Outfielder Koski led in the run-batted-in department with nine. Martin led in stolen bases with four. Nelson had given up 11 hits, three earned runs, struck out 22, and walked 13 in 18 and two thirds innings of pitching. Barton had given up eight hits, struck out 14, and walked four for a low earned run average of 0.84. ' The Varsity carried a record of six wins and one loss at press time. GEORGE McNULTY Outfielder RAY BARTON Pitcher DAN NELSON Pitcher SITTING: J. Whittier, C. Raney, K. Beck, D. Dunn, P. Everett, D. Gleason, R. O’Rourke, M. Dunn. STANDING: Coach Stafford, J. Combs, T. Draeger, R. Newhouse, S. Anderson, W Berry. B. Bark-hurst, S. Tandy, B. Sandlin, J. Helmick, J. Conley, C. Dryden. JOHN HELMICK JOHN WHITTIER Pitcher, Right Fielder First Baseman Leading the Junior Varsity team for the eight preseason games were John Helmick. Way ford Berry, and Mike Dunn. In the young season, Helmick was batting a heady .733 and also led in runs-batted-in. Berry followed with a .389, and topped the pitching department by winning four games while losing one. Dunn led in runs scored with nine and also in stolen bases with eight. The Jayvees had a record of 5-3 at press time. WAYFORD BERRY Pitcher MIKE DUNN Pitcher, Catcher DON DUNN Left Fielder ROW ONE: S. Karr, L. Simpson, D. Cumberland, L. Hawkins, L. Patterson. ROW TWO: S. Clark. B. Moore, E. Toslin, B. Boom, C. Goodman, B. Kimble, F. Adamson, B. Sharp, D. Corrv, D. Edwards. ROW THREE: Mr. Arnold, J. Hall. P. Arnold. D. Reed, J. Stone, J. Cooper, E. Willhoyt, B. Tewell, G. Nieto, G. Wentz, E. Carruthers. LARRY HAWKINS Pitcher ED CARRUTHERS Catcher BILL SHARP First Base STEVE KARR Outfielder ItJi. od., adults, IV 3-0300.1 dosats, bit. Ins. Adult. HI 7-4627. 06S SANTIAGO Ave (Off 3 YOUNG Men Wish To Share ton) No Sacto. Child ok. home with one other. GL 7-0196. to- 1 I $60 3 RM. Furn. Apt. Util. Pd. WA •ms., air cond., parking, $87.50 BACHELOR APT. NICELY c. 3532 Y St. GL 6-3231. I turn, w'w carpets, air cond, disp, unn i Pm pool. elec kit. 701 Plaza Ave, No. MOD. 3 Rm. Studio Apt. Sacto. V A 5-9138 jm., wash. fac. Part utils. — - ■ ■ ■ ■ . --- W. IV 7-9C77, GL 5-8268. WANTED Employed Lady To Share , 0 home w same. Large acto Area. Lovely 3 Rooms. Dvt rm. Util od WA 5-4119 for convenient .ocation. Baby Eft ) mo. ,h-r I -ftAior Mr NR. SEARS — ENCINA HIGH S?°-w‘rNJ' Lqe- ! 2 bdrms., w w carpets, P'XW'Vl™' Boby 0,K- ddo', air cond. Baby OK. From 5, WA 2-6976.______________ S100. 1932 Ethan Way, WA 2-1735. 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See Mgr. 3980 upper Four Room—Flat—Laree ,s. No pits. WA 5-C158. $55, 1 Bdrm. Furn. Bachelor Apt., H st « GL 7-9173._ U sleSno wch ont 555. ? 7d dpdfj 3 Dm Upper Act - 9ara9e util, pd. GL 2-0872._______________1 Ol i 0 I 2 ° No children or pet. Phone DERN 3 Rm. upper Apt. — 5-; $T-------------------------- 21 St X J rc' appo,nt er)t or,!v Gl- 6-2958. 4NcV Large 1 bedroom, stove, rtfrlger- tf'ESi' or, air cond., laundry facilities fur-! ina. 9i.2e' tualor njiH fhllrlmn ng, bus lines, Adults, 927 t. Gl 3-5022. • 7 YEW Nicely Furn. 2 Bdrm. lec. kitch., w w, air cond. n O.K. WY 1-4618. 304| ° chelor ator 7 YS Everything 3 Rooms se laundry. On bus line 900 ave No Sac WY M632. er East Studio, Hardwood, S6 d Nf u7t. h, nr. stores bus. Adults,! - 1 aquiT- — GL 5-0708. 4 ROOMS, Upper, S60. —------------------------- ant, adults. 1608 F St. DGE Area New Modern 1 downtown. Gl 2-7071. rm $95 $120. 5730 Nina gr No. 3 nished. $75 mo., adults. 924-21st 'Ont DI AL HI 7-4155 -°naVA ing, fenced, water paid. Children OK. WA 5-2391.___________________ 2 BEDRMS., 1 Bath Each Side, New duplex. Select South Area. $115 mo. GA 1-1382 or eves., IV 9-0138. Meadowview Rd. 22nd St. “•'■- MEISTER Terrace Modern 2 Bdrm. Alex, large living rm., fire- calk-in closets, tile bath. - GL 7-3829. 2209 W ST. , , Deluxe mod. Studio Apt. Furn. Air- rfVL. At’ ‘-j-j t ROOMS. Adults, including cond:, heater, w w_ carpets. $75. jd s rugs a'ir cot... ashing facilities. Suitable FURN. Unfum. Apts. 3 Rooms, mo. See Mgr., Apt. No. ., tents. 1816 U St._____________J $40-550. 1604 O St. Chuldren ok Gl 6-1266. )NTH FREE. $85-587.50. 3 2'0707' -V. Bedrooms. “ Sac- DUPLfc bilt-ins. Oh. Ige garage, clo . side Blvd. NEW Elegant Living 1 BDRM. BACHELOR APTS. W w Carpets, Drapes - Elecfric . ™?ens • Central Heat - Air-cond. $85. 4 ROOMS Modern Duple Garage - Elevator - Pool. DE PINA APTS. 2716 N ST. GL 5-2839 Classified Advertising Monday Ads.. 12 noon Sat. Tuesday Ads..5 P.M. Mon. Weds. Ads... 5 P.M. Tues. Thurs. Ads... 5 P.M. Weds. Friday Ads...5 P.M. Thurs. Saturday Ads...5 P.M. Fri. Sunday Ads....5 P.M. Fri. Corrections and Cancellations—8:15 for same day (daily Monday - through Saturday) EXCEPT I 1:00 A. M. Saturday for Sunday. Death Notices—12:00 Noon daily and Saturday. Too Late To Classify and Lost and Found accepted as late as 12:00 Noon for same day s paper. Mon-through Friday. ) Late to Classify rday or Sunday iusen I Uluru.— r Hen BDRM. Fireplace Fenced 3189 U St. White. bdrm. Gas wired 220. Fenced back yard 81 patio. Near Carmi- , onAl.—=—- ---------- chael business district A Sac o. 3 BDRM., Fed. 99 S. Store At Shel- artly furn. I bedroom. Adults. Gl 3-1603. PACIQUS t Bedroom, S85. 1 BEDROOM Apt., 1 Or 2 Adults. lartlv turn 1 No Def$ Comp|ete|y furnished, all utilities, $65 mo FR 1-7055, 9 until 5:30.____________________ 1625 0 STREET j 3 rooms, rumpus room, washing facil., maid service, garage. Also, Bdrm. Apt., W W Carpets, '. bus shopping. $95 3132 GL 6-9325. GA 8-5154. WHITE GABLES MINUTES FROM AEROJET Apts. S65 To S90. Utilities evator, close In. Gl 2-3554, furn. 2 bedrms. $115.00 U.S. 50 to Mills Park Dr. in Mills! Sacto. Riv. 10 Min. To rate unit, gar. $77.50 Incl. t gentleman. WA 5-6946. L MANOR 2517 S 5 Ig. turn. mod. rms. Ig. closets, air cond. NEW i Ultra Modern 3 Magnificently Furnished L 1 BDRM. BACHELOR APT. $ Garage - Elevator - Central heat Air-cord. - Electric kitchens • Pool. j_ 1 Bdrm. Furnished Apt. 5 Santiago Ave., North VA 5-2338. DE PINA APTS. 2716 N ST. GL 5-2839 DRM. 1420 0 St, G E swimming pool. Rent at $120. ELFORT ARMS jxe $195 — Luxury 41 Whitney Ave. JAMAICA PLAZA $99.50 AND UP si 1 Bedroom apts, smartly fur- Si ___ nished in Swedish modern plus w w CTED New l Bdrm. Furn. carpet, garbage disposal, laundry W St. on bus line. Gl facilities. SWIMMtNG POOL — PARKING T Bdrm. N. Children, SELF °PERATING ELEVATORS nt location. 3357 I St. 2 pm call Gl 2-2529. PTS. Lge. 1 2 Bdrm., built-ins, w w carpets. Apt. 4, 2311 U St. Han TAC 1 A 2 Bed- nished apts. 2600 Auburn . Fulton Ave. 2 Children OK S12.50 Mlitses paid. Also, 2 Bed-FR 1-6314 few Spacious 1 Bdrm., :h., w w carpets, drapes, 1. storage rm. Gl 3-4729. MS, Util. Pd., Carport, $90. GA 8-2106. 7580 Blvd. COUNTRY CLUB CENTER NEXT DOOR 2251 Waff Ave IV 9-6462 2 BEDROOM FURN W w carpets, draw drapes, modern kitchen, heated pool, private patio. Laundry facilities, refrig, air- ROYAL VILLA APTS f N( fc at D V£'si too $6 $75. SOUTHGATE Area, i Bdrm. Big yrd. Carport. ED 2-5717. S89.50. TAC. Duplex, 1 Bdrm., w w carpet, air cond. IV 7-0564. $70. 4 RMS. And Service Porch. Newly decor. After 3, Gl 2-6584. $50. BACHELOR. 3 Rm. Studio. Modern. Util. pd. 829 S, Gl 2-8282. 4951 Walnut Ave. Modern 3 Rm. Furn. water, garb. pd. ruitridge area. GL 7-1405. GARDEN APT. 2 SWIMMING POOLS ED i-0604 $70. STKN. BLVD. 1 Bdrm. Furn. “ | dplx. Infant OK. No pets. GA 8-0079. 1 Bdrm. Duplex., Nr. Arcade Hosp. $80. Util. Pd. Adults. IV 9-6C37. $65. COURT Apt Child OK North r.. Modern 3 Pnom An CLOSE TO MATHER AEROJET! Sacto IV 9-7992 nature. Shower. Laundry LUXURIOUS FURNISHED 1------------ Colonial Gardens -4148 YS FREE RENT ns, clean and nicely fur ■children O.K. 2675 Altos cto. WA 2-5914. -.-to. Studio Apt., WW On bus line, nr. shopping fH- Pd. $59.50 WA 7-C064 PM. PACIOUS 1 Bdrm., Tile all shower, Ig. walk-in decorated, new furniture, J mo. GL 1-4225. 800 17TH ST. v furn. all new Studio, es, maid serv., garage ing dist. to town. toman Or CpI. To Man- 'ew 10 units. Center of everything. V off beaut, al. GL 7-2540. $60. MODERN Studio Duplex, Garage, garden, laundry, tile, clean. 2210-29th St. Gl 1-2489.______________ 1 2 bdrms., w w carptfng, ji bDRM. Dplx. Nice fenced yard w garage walking dist. to TAC A bus. Reas. IV 3-8697. drapes, refrigerated air cond. com plete kitchen, spacious grounds, patios Barbecue areas. Child'n welcome. FROM $112 Mills Park Estates MS 50 fo MliIs Park Drive, turn WEST SACTO. 4 Plex Deluxe. Elec right to White Rock Road. jr|C kitchen, w w carpets, air cond. -------------EM .3-8L20----------1 Furn. pR 1-9086. $70, 4 Room, Nicely Furn. Carport, water, gas A garbage pd. Available Nov. 1, WA 5-7875. 70 Apartiupnfft Infur-For Kent 1'nfurn. $62.50— UNRESTRICTED. 728-730 E St., 3 rooms, stove, refrig. 3 RM. Apt. Partly Furnished. Arden area. Call IV 7-1845. COUNTRY Club Centre.Lrq. 2 Bdrm. duplex all appliances private yard and garage $135. Includes gardening. IV 3-4395, Agt. with front A rear yard A carport. Gas heat A range, small pet A distance to downtown! 12 BDRMS. $67.50 + Utilities. 424 . .... _ R9«lty M491 6tt Myrtl v ryt G 75 jj£ £ PA I fl NO. HIGHLANDS, 2 Bdrm. Elec built-ins, refriq., «ir cond. $105. Extras, garage. ED 2-3431. S90 — 3 BDRM., Florin, In The Kara Tract. GL 1-2314. 2 BDRM. Unf. Hse. For Rent, S75. 112 El Camino Ave., North Sacto. S90. 2 BDRM. TAC Area. Stove. Refrig. Child OK. fenced yard. Newly painred. IV 9-9461. SI25. LAND Park Charming 2 Bdrm. home, lease GL 5-0306. a9t. $85. New Spacious 1 Bdrm., Unfum duplex. 1 block from Hiram Johnson High, 7139 14th Ave. HI 6-4124. PARTLY Furn. 2 Bdrm. House. Del Paso Heights $100. IV 3-6850. aft. 6. SMALL 2 Bdrm. Home. Unfurn. South area $80. GL 6-2140. S55. NEAR McClellan, 1 Bedroom duplex. Neat A clean. Hardwood A 1 tile. Call IV 9-2660 or WA 5-1573. 2 Bdrms. Air Cond. liet st. Reas, to reli-503 Pecan Ave., West -5863 after 4:30. $60. 1 BDRM House Nr. Arden Bell St. Gl 2-1498 Si 10—FRUNTRIDGE Vista, 3 Bedrms., 2 baths. IV 9-1634. Bkr. 2 BEDROOM, Very Clean. Close In. Call Ralph Realty, HI 6-0625. Quiet, 1 Bdrm. Du- ref., w w cot., air ented to elderly lady. shops, mdl. aged y. GL 6-2250. Flat 1422 14th St. 7 Van' 1420 14th St. A 691. $90. 3 BDRM. Home. Vic. 30th T. Fenced yd. GL 6-1296, GL 1-0200. $110. 2 BDRM. TAC Area. Family room, fenced yd. IV 9-2049. $65. 1 Bdrm. Unf. House, North Area, nr. school. Stove. WA 5-9328. $110. 3 BDRM. Family Room. North Highlands. EM 3-3384. L -to. 2 Bdrm. Unfurn. | jarb. pd 2 children 7 Vhite. WA 2-5792. 1 piex. Fenced Yard. 0 I n bus line. $90 mo. Lfli Ave., West Sacra- $60—2 BDRM. Nr. Signal Depot, Fruitridge Rd. iV 9-9366 Agt. $75, 1 Bdrm. Cottage, Stove A Re- frio. N. Sac. ED 2-8977. BRODERICK. Large 2 Bdrm. Fencd. vard. On bus line. HI 6-5602. • J 1-9383. A C Area. Deluxe x, built ins, serv:ce water pd. 1 child, •-8252. drm. Lower Flat. A refrig., air cond., tall, glass sliding dr. S65. 2 BR. Stove Refrig. South ?rea. White. 1 child. GL 1-9735. 2-RM. 555 HSE. Lots Storage. Stove A refrig. Oak Park. GL i-1548. FLORIN. 3 BR., Bath, Attach. Gar. SI 15 mo. GA 1-1161. ELKHORN VIL 3 BR , 2 Ba., F.P., S125. Fenced. GA 1-1161 a St. GA 8-1494. CCC AREA—Extra Large 2 Bdrm. Fireplace, all elec, kitchen, lVa baths. Air cond. Private yard A garage. Gardening service. Close to schools A shooping. $130-150-See to appreciate. IV 7-8628, IV 7-7081. $75. NORTH Area. Large Modern 2 bdrm. hdwd. firs., tile. WA 5-0358.1 $110 NORTHGATE 3 Bdrm., 2 baths, carpets, drapes. IV 7-1601. ORANGEVALE, Clean 3 Bdrm., l bath, fenced yd. $105. EM 5326.1 $60. 2 BDRM., Stoves. Infant OK. 1715 12th St. HI 7-4513. LAND PARK Area. 2200 11th Ave. ’ blk. Sacto. City College. Liv. rm., fireplace, dining A serv. rm. 1 bedroom, dressing rm., stove A refrig. Gar. 220, adults. $97.50. GA 1-5160; GA 1-8634. CAMPBELL Soup Area 2 Bdrm.! 'home A garage, yard. GL 6-3552. $125, 3 BDRM., 2 Bath. 4847 Kentucky Lane. Fair Oaks. YO 7-6291. $95 NR. Campbell Soup. 2 Bdrms., Targe fned. yd. WA 7-1654. $65— LARGE, 2 Bedroom Flat. New- ly painted throughout. Convenient midtown location. Must be seen to be appreciated. 1906 0 Street. In-auire around corner at 1511 19th Street weekdays. Gl 2-7C35. LET US Service Your Rentals. American Home Co.. GL 6-4736. |. S95—2 Bedroom Home. North Area. Near Shopping Gl 35743 Agt. CUSTOM DUPLEXES TOWN A COUNTRY PRIVACY, like a home, 2 A 3 bdrms., Ig. kitchen A family rm., built-in appl., fenced yd., patio, large gar.'s bet. units. 1940 Trimble Wav near Coftage A Morse. $135 to $175. Builder, IV 3-3097. I Country Living. 2 Bdrm. 3 Min. H St. bridge. GL 6-2838 aft. 6:30 PM.! WILLEFORD Lane Homes No Vacancy Thank you FR 1-5616 $50. SO. Area. 1 Bdrm. Clean. Fen. yrd. Baby OK. ED 2-5717. SOUTH Area. 2 Bdrm. On 3 Acres. Nr. schools. $75. YO 7-3777. ; Beautiful 3 Bdrm. Duplex YARD CARE—$165 5104 So. Land Park Dr. GL 2-0489 $250. AVAIL. Dec. 1 For 6 Mo. lease. A luxury 4 bedrm. home in -too Carmichael loc. IV 7-4105. Agt. 4015 EDISON Ave. 3 Bedrooms. Fireplace, built-ins. $100 mo. Gl 8-1508. Agent. FREE RENT—1 MONTH • Brand new deluxe duplexes TAC area. $125. Built-ins. Landscaped, fenced. 1 child OK. 1150 Bell St. 3 blks. south of Arden Way. WA 2-9817. $65. 2 Bdrm. cottage On 1 Acre. Near Mather Aeroiet on Calvine Rd. Call MU 5-4212, Elk Grove.'- E. SACTO. Brick 2 Bdrm. Unfurn. 5 Nice yard. No pets. Available now. SI25. GL 6-3002. EAST SACTO., S95, 3 Bdrm. Unf. OFFICIAL NUGGET PHOTOGRAPHER-A face that has brightened many a dreary day in the Nugget Room is that of Mr. Forrest Pass-more. Never in all the eons of time has there lived such a patient man. His is a familiar sight at football and basketball games with his camera. WHAT'S THIS?—Pat O'Brien and Gary Beaver are paying little attention to Sharon Tufoni, who is definitely in the wrong de- Boshoff’s Men's Wear Featuring the Best in Work and Sports Clothes 1985 Montgomery Oroville LE 3-6156 partment. The Fashion Corner 1887 MONTGOMERY STREET OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Owner, Zelma Sears MODELS OR MANNEQUINS?— One, two, three, breathe, say Doug Sears, Therese Good, Steve Leonard, and Jolene Sitton. COMPLETE FOOD MARKET WE GIVE UNITED TRADING STAMPS 3080 Myers Street MODERN DRY CLEANERS Pick-Up and Delivery Use Our Cash and Call System and Save 10% PROMPT DELIVERY AND SERVICE LE 3-2733 730 Montgomery St. E. E. LOUTON 2400 Bird Street UMMM GOOD!—Marianna McElroy, Merle McCarthy and Vicky Zoff are throwing their diets to the winds. They just can’t resist those good milkshakes at Sno-White. Phone LE 3-0366 SAVAGE HARDWARE PLUMBING CO. Myra J. French, Proprietor John E. High LE 3-3466 1364 Huntoon Street Oroville, California Plumbing - Heating - Values - Pipe Fittings LEnox 3-4660 1954 Bird Street Oroville, California Everything electrical — Westihg-house appliances, lamps and wiring supplies. Everything in gifts and housewares, Hallmark Greeting Cards, and bridal supplies. GILBERT'S for men's wear Hart, Schaffner, and Marx Clothes Stetson Hats LE 3-3841 1437 Myers Street Oroville, California HOT SALES PITCH—Spike Helmick is high pressuring Scot Tandy and Jim Evans into buying some of his merchandise. He seems to be succeeding, boys. GIBSON'S PHARMACY Bird Downer Streets, Oroville LE 3-3636 i DON'S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION L For all your drug store needs i Cosmetics, Cameras, Toiletries, School Supplies, Stationery, Refrigerated Boxed Candy 1724 Robinson Street Opposite the Post Office Featured Cosmetics and Toiletry Lines Revlon Yardley Dubarry Angelique Coty Blanchard D’orsay Shulton Matchabelli Ciro Phone LE 3-9897 Oroville, California DON HOBBIE AUTO DEALERS Chevrolet and Cadillac Bird Oliver Streets Oroville, California Phone LE 3-4626 “WHAT A BEAUT,”—Says Bobby Rich, meaning the car, of course. Meredith Alt seems to agree. PITTMAN REALTY CO. 2052 Bird Street Oroville, California Farm Brokers LE 3-4525 Business Opportunities Twenty-Six years continuous Commercial Properties service selling Northern Resort Properties California properties. WARREN STAN PITTMAN ARMAND'S Your Friendly Jewelers 2080 Bird St. LE 3-4911 Oroville, California OROVILLE SEWING MACHINE SHOP NEW Necchi - Elna - Adler Notions - Costome Jewelry Used Machines Home Owned Phone LE 3-4633 1877 Myers Street OroviHe, California BUTTON, BUTTON, WHO’S GOT THE BUTTON?—Jan Sadowski and Thiel Chan are playing a friendily little game in the friendly little Sewing Machine Shop. MA I HELP YOU, SIR?—Steve Kroeger is very interested in Mr. Ferguson’s advice concerning this shirt. Rick Denmark, a man with a mind of his own, is doing well by himself. $-wlrG4 House of Ftmous Libels 1374 Myers St. Oroville, Calif. Arrow Van Huesen Rough Rider Knox Maler THE RCBS 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 LINCOLN GUN DIE SHOP FRED T. HUNTINGTON 605 OROVILLE DAM BOULEVARD (Across from Prospector's Village) OROVILLE. CALIFORNIA MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RELOADING EQUIPMENT “Reloading Is Fun” SHOPPING?—Marge Gould is going to the dogs, while Sue Hitte, an old spud at heart, is helping Duke Lloyd plan a party. Charmaine Crowder, well . . . CURRIER BROTHERS' MARKET 2325 Myers Street Oroville, California ENJOYS HIS WORK—Jerry Price has no complaints when customers are as pretty as Nona McCullom. COLLINS AND DENNY MARKET We Give S H Green Stamps Phone LE 3-1021 3515 Palermo Road Oroville, California COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENTS' FAVORITE STORE FEATHER MART R 3290 Feather River Highway V J Oroville, California SOUTHERN CROSS Roy A. Corbaley Sons 1688 Bridge Street Oroville California Groceries Meats Vegetables VALLEY MUSIC SHOP LEnox 3-6574 1345 Myers Street Oroville, California GO SUE GO—Pat Higginbotham and Jill McKillop seem to enjoy Elvis more than Sue Ortega’s lovely playing. THE DYER-WILCE CO. PALERMO BARBER SHOP Complete Home Furnishings OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE A Better Home Means Better Living 2586 Olive Highway Oroville Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed On Sunday Monday The Little Paint Store Phone LE 3-2767 1880 Bird Street Oroville, California Paints for every purpose Exclusive Wallpapers, Sundries MONTGOMERY WARD 2120 Bird St. LE 3-1210 Oroville UP TO THE MINUTE STYLES FOR STUDENTS THAT RATE A+n FOR VALUES AND QUALITY Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back EAGER EATERS—Darrell Doane, Pam Johnson, Vernon Bissell, and Janice Harris find themselves right at home with all that candy. Ben Franklin NATIONALLY KNOWN LOCALLY OWNED Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stern WOMEN'S APPAREL 1333 Myers Street Phone LE 3-6095 Oroville, California 2075 BIRD OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Next Door To Penney's HAVING FUN GIRLS?—Jackie Flanders and Bernice Johnson are beautifying Judy Herring with their decorative flowers. Oroville Flower Shop 1332 Huntoon LE 3-6616 Oroville Flowers for All Occasions We Give S H Green Stamps Jim and Betty Ryan GRAY NURSE HARDWARE CAL-CENTRAL Liquid Gas Company 2470 Myers St. LE 3-4942 Distributors of Phone LE 3-1735 Butane — Propane Appliances Service 1359 Huntoon Street Washers — Dryers Heaters — Furnaces Oroville, California Waterheaters — Ranges Refrigeration — Freezers Cooler — Air Conditioners HAHN'S SHOES 1925 Bird Street LE 3-2255 HIGH FASHION WHAT'S THIS?—Are Patty Powers and Donna Greene trying on shoes or taking ballet lessons? Whatever the answer, Judy Whitlock is enjoying the show. DONNA'S Dress Shop Smart clothes . . . for smart women 2060 Bird Street Oroville LE 3-2626 EAGER BEAVERS-Sue Gintcr and Judy Dallas are really enthusiastic over this car coat as they show it to Jackie Leonard. BEST CUSTOMERS—Judy Woods, Sandy Dallas, Bev Chamberlain, and Judy Dallas are driving Mr. Houk wild with their jolly capers. Bu Ctwd SHOE STORE 1359 Myers Street Oroville, California Shoes for the Entire Family HOPEFULS—Kay Hodson, Margo Bennett, and Marla Bennett are very interested in these rings in Conner's window. CONNER'S JEWELERS 2055 Bird Street Phone LE 3-5065 Oroville, California THODE SONS LUMBER CO. Your Building Material Supply House 3616 Palermo Rd. Oroville, California THE THINKER—Gail Davis and Lorie Holcomb are helping Steve Ginter make a big decision. VJW777T 1474 Myers Street Oroville, California LE 3-4434 WATCH OUT—If Cheryl Davis doesn’t watch what she’s doing in her enthusiasm over what David Chollet is showing her she will soon squash Kenny Beck’s hand in the freezer. BETTY JEAN SHOPS DUTCH Women's and Misses' HAVEN Ready-To-Wear ON MYERS STREET 1365 Myers St. LEnox 3-2721 Next to the State Theater Oroville, California Dorothy Rogers, Prop. Open 5 A.M. 'Til 9 P.M. De Vons Tru-Fit Diamond Rings Bulova Sruen Hamilton Longines-Wittnauer 1390 Myers Oroville.California I LOVE IT—Mrs. Mark supervises, while Abbe Ryan smiles gaily as she sells Carolyn McHugh a new ring. GENUINE AR IIFICIAL MINK—Linda Mastache is having great success convincing Sally Miller of the high oualitv of this mink hat. PENNY’S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Bird and Downer Streets Oroville, California LE 3-3751 MOORE'S Hardware Paint HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIALS 2980 Myers Street, Oroville, Calif. WALSH RICKETTS Complete Food Market We Deliver Phone LE 3-0272, Huntoon Bird Selling fine foods since 1939 LEnox 3-3767 HA, HA—Dale Broderson is getting a big laugh out of those little cards at Arnold’s Stationery. Kathy Payne and Kathy O’Brien seem to be enjoying them too. ARNOLD'S STATIONERY Portable Typewriters School Supplies Fountain Pens Pencils 1944 Bird Street Oroville, California LE 3-3542 THANK YOU DEAR TEACHER—Dick Walburn really appreciates those valuable typing lessons Richard Anderson is giving him. TONG FONG LOW CHARLIE'S RESTAURANT LEnox 3-1488 LEE YOU and SUN GLEE Proprietors 2051 ROBINSON STREET OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Besides those pictured, others who helped produce the Nugget include the following: Mr. Prouty, advisor, and Forrest Passmore, photographer. Some members of the Tiger Tales staff contributed text. S' r ✓ Mm::;.. A) mmm n .Ni ,; • • • .'' •••••« , %%% S V • • • • • • JRmR.vV .. life . -
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