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

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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

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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

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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