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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

Philharmonic Hall, first unit of New York's projected Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, opened in a blaze of light. Steeple at Oregon State College of Education , Monmouth, Oregon, fell before hurricane-force winds which raked the West Coast in October causing major damage and communication breakdown. U.S. and French officials gathered to welcome crated Mona Lisa as the priceless painting arrived in New York en route to a showing in Washington, D.C.'s National Gallery. National Events in Review WIDE WORLD PHOTOS The Space Needle and Monorail train were hallmarks of the successful World’s Fair in Seattle, Washington. Sabin oral vaccine was mode available nationally and offered promise of complete immunity from all types of polio. Left: Solid-fueled Minuteman, successor to more complex liquid-fueled ICBM'S, begins 4,000 mile journey from Canaveral. Others went into readiness in Montana. Nuclear submarines USS Skate and USS Seadragon rendezvoused at the North Pole, hundreds of miles from open sea. This year’s hard-working Nugget Staff was, left to right, Linda Gross, text; Penny Alexandris, editor; Carolyne Moseley, layouts; Margot Kantola, sports; and Jan Adams, photography. We’ve tried our best to give you a Nugget which we hope you’ll like. As you can see from our pictures, we spent every minute of our time working. Although our school is smaller this year, the Nugget remains the same size — 168 pages in all, and if you’ll notice, the pages are a larger size this year. We hope you’ll have a pleasant time as you scrutinize the following pages. 3 CONTENTS Seniors ... Activities... Faculty... Classes ... Sports ... Ads... DEDICATION... It often happens in the course of one’s life that someone comes along and in a quiet unobtrusive manner becomes a steadying influence upon the persons with whom he is associated. Such a man is Mr. Walburn. He became an employee of Oroville High School in May 1946. A little time later he was put in charge of the custodial staff. When Las Plumas High was built he was given the additional responsibility of its care. To say that Mr. Walburn has been an employee of the District is not enough. He has been far more than that — a friend, a counselor, a willing aid to student, teacher and administrator alike. It was not just a job he performed — it was a service he rendered and he took pride in doing all things well. Time was of no consequence. If it helped someone solve a problem, he was there to do his part quietly, cheerfully and efficiently. His warm personality made it a pleasure to work with him. Some one has said that you never miss the drum in a band until it is not there. When Mr. Walburn leaves, something will be missing, something hard to define in words but clear as a fine toned bell in the hearts of his associates. God Speed and Happy Landings to Mr Walburn and his good wife. J. C. N. 5 ! Board of Trustees... k Mrs. Franklin Murphy, Robert Hoberg, Dr. Robert Bethel, Robert O’Brien, and Jack Miner comprise the 1962-63 Board of Trustees. These five people have the responsibility of the operation of our school. Among their duties are the employment and discharge of personnel, the adoption of extbooks, development of school curriculum, the entering into of contracts, and the building of schools. Three members are serving their second year on the board: Mrs. Murphy, a housewife; Mr. Iloberg, manager at Midvalley Savings and Loan Company; and Mr. O’Brien, owner and operator of O’Brien Realty. Local optometrist, Dr. Bethel, is in his eleventh year of service. Mr. Miner, is the newest addition to the board and is a local farmer. It is evident that the Board devotes much time and energy to its job. Superintendent MR. DAMBACHER Principal Somewhere I’ve read the phrase, “The Challenge of the 60’s.” Living and working successfully in the 1960’s is probably as great a challenge to you young people as was faced by any of your ancestors in their own day. As it was to your ancestors then, the challenge to us today is to be as well prepared as we can be to face life and make a success of it. Success in our day depends largely on our educational preparation. Therefore, make sure that you take advantage of your educational opportunities so that you can successfully meet the challenge of the 60’s. MR. GROSSE Vice-Principal Mr. Grosse came to Oroville High in 1949 as a teacher. He later attained the position of Vice-Principal and was christened “Smiley.” In 1961 he was awarded the “O.H.S. Purple Heart Award” for injuries suffered while attempting to protect the property rights of neighbors during the students’ lunch hour. In his years at Oroville High two dreams have come true: a student parking lot and a “buffer zone” surrounding the high school campus to eliminate loitering and littering. BOYS’ COUNSELOR — Mr. Hugh Harrison is always ready to help the boys with their personal as well as academic problems. ATTENDANCE OFFICER—Mr. Kauffman acts as Senior boys counselor as well as attendance officer. There has been a noticeable decrease in absenteeism due to visits he makes to homes of absent students. OFFICE GIRLS’ COUNSELOR — Mrs. Edith Kunkel, head counselor, assists the girls with their vocational plans as well as high school programming. HEAD LIBRARIAN — Mrs. Dunlap orders all new books for both the Oroville and Las Plumas libraries and sets up a library course of study for the English department. STAFF... COUNSELING SECRETARY — Mrs. Maddack assits the counselors and sends out cinch notices to students. BOOK STORE MANAGER — Always ready with a friendly smile is Bill Huston, who is in charge of storing and issuing textbooks and supplies. ATTENDANCE C.LERK — Mrs Powers maintains records for all students. She also keeps a detention file for the vice-principal and books on the Feather River Project for both schools. MAIN OFFICE STAFF — Mrs. Andrews, secretary to the principal and vice-principal, does mimeograph work for the teachers, types the daily Tiger Bulletin and the football programs. Mrs. Kauffman, registrar, keeps accurate records of all OHS students, sends and receives transcripts, and operates the switchboard. 9 imlis and Custodians . •. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Goble, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Elliff. ROW ONE: Mr. Walburn, Mr. Morris, Mr. Parker, Mr. Jamison. ROW TWO: Mr. Malloy, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Wilson, Mr. George, Mr. Price, Mr. Griffin, Mr. Hamman. ROW ONE: H. Harder, R. Harris, R. Sundahl, E. Nilson, G. Daniels, A. George, R. Flatt, A. Billig. ROW TWO: M. Rasmussen, M. Purden, L. Sundahl, A. Barnes, D. Elkins, R. Leister, K. Giese, P. Pitts, V. George, G. Fernandez, I. Palmer, D. Penman. 11 MR. ARNOLD Social Science P. E. MR. BECKER Social Science Music MR. CAMPBELL Social Science MR. BEAUMONT Industrial Arts Math MR. BOGGS English MRS. CASAGRANDE Homemaking MRS. BECK Homemaking MRS. BONNINGTON Public Speaking Drama MRS. CRYSTAL Latin 13 U MISS GOODER English MR. GRAY Social Science English MISS HOLLAND Commercial MR. HEIDINGER Commercial MRS. HENDERSON English MR. JOHNSON P. E. MR. HUGHES French MR. JOHNSTON Commercial MR. KEMPER English MR. LEISZ Social Science Spanish French MRS. JONES Art MR. KANTOLA Agriculture MR. KIRKLAND English MR. LAMBERT Industrial Arts MR. LEUBE Social Science MR. MclNTURF Industrial Arts Social Science 15 MR. PASCHALL Science Math MR. McKAY English MR. MADDUX Science MR. MARTIN Social Science MR. MILLET P. E. MRS. NELSON Family Living Counseling MR. NELSON Special Class Math MR. O’NEILL Social Science MR. OSTROWSKI Social Science MR. PROUTY Social Science English MR. ROSSAS Science Math MR. SEEVERS Science MR. STAFFORD P. E. MR. STAUSS Industrial Arts P. E. MISS POPE P. E. -stf MRS. STAUSS P. E. MR. VAN CAMP Agriculture MR. WATSON Math MR. YOUNG English MR. STICE Journalism English MR. THOMPSON Music Math What did you say? ... But Mr. Hughes, I’d make an excellent French foreign exchange student.” But Mr. Stafford, I'm just too busy to go out for boxing.” “Oh, Mrs. Crystal do you really think I’d make a good Latin teacher?” Why I wouldn’t think of cutting school, Mr. Grosse. Why do we need chaperones, Mr. Becker?” You mean that was acid 1 just spilled on your hand, Mr. Paschall?” Mr. Seevers, you say you want to disect my tooth?” t Mrs. Perasco, what do you mean I need glasses?” “Gosh, Miss Pope, I didn't know this was the girl's dressing room.” And then Mrs. Dunlap had the nerve to tell me to leave the library!” Mrs. Beck thought my oat- “Mr- Stice, you re stepping meal cookies were delicious.” on my toe- • ! ’ rw� Freshman Class Officers ... FALL OFFICERS — Bob Brant, boys’ representative, stands surrounded by a bevy of beauty: Jenis Openshaw, girls’ representative; Michelle Aleck, president; Kathy Herina, secretary; and Shannon Higgingbotham, vice-president. SPRING OFFICERS — Bill Winston, boys’ representative, looks like a tower of strength next to Susan Forbes, vice-president, Jana Murphy, secretary, Pat Goodwin, president, and Claudia McCollum, girls’ representative. LARRY AKINS LELAND ALBRIGHT MICHELE ALECK DAVID ALLEN ADRIENNE ALT GLEN ALT DALE ANDERSON LARRY ANDERSON SHARON ARENDELL ERNEST ARSENIAK DAVID BACK CHARLES BADER RICKEY BAKER ROBERT BAKER CLIFTON BAMFORD EDDY BARNES LINDA BARNES CLAUDIA BARRON LEE BARTEL HOWARD BELEW GARLAN BERRY MARY LOU BERRY BEVERLY BERSHERS GARY BILLINGS DON BLAKE TERRY BOUCHER MIKE BOYNTON DONALD BRADFORD VAUGHN BRADFORD RONALD BRADFORD BOB BRANT WAYNE BRENNER BARRY BREWER LYNNE BROUGH COBURN BROWN DENNIS BROWN KERMIT BROWN LINDA BROWNELL ONNOLEE BROWNELL JACKIE BUCHOLZ DENNIS BUMP JAMES BUNICH A CLARICE BUTLER MARCIA BUTLER HEATHER CAMERON KENT CARLIN BARBARA CARNAHAN LARRY CARPENTER • DIANE CHAPMAN JEANI CHRISTENSEN LYLE CHRYSLER RUTHIE CLARK LOIS DOSS DON DOYLE DAVID DRAKE GAIL DUGAN MILBURN DUNHAM NINA DUNN GORDON ELWELL ARLIS ERETH KARMON ERETH ■V I I 4V MARY ANN CARRICO NORMAN EARHART w ) EUGENE CASTILLO DENNIS EDWARDS V v % - V. PAUL ELLCESSOR I SHELTON CLARK CHARLENE CONLEY STEPHANIE COURIS DANNY COWON BONNIE CRAWFORD ROBERT DAMON VICKIE DAVIS MICHAEL DAY EARLENE DEEL GARY DENNEY DONALD DISLER DOREEN DOANE CHERYL DODD MARTI DONAHUE JUDY DORNAN BETTY DOSS MARK ERICKSON BOB EVANS BILL FIEDLER PATRICIA FLEENOR DELBERT FORBES SUSAN FORBES FLOYD FORD ROBYN FOSTER BEV FROST KAREN FULLER YVONNE FULTZ GLENN GEORGE SANDRA GEORGE ANN GILCHRIST SHAROL GILLMAN STEVE GILLUM JEANNIE GNASS RONALD GOBEL DAVID GODDARD RONDA GOFF MARIE GOODSON PAT GOODWIN RONNIE GOW DONALD GRANT ED GRANT SHARON GRANT SAMMY GRAY DENNIS GREGORY LAURA GRIGSBY LINDA GRIEVE LOUISE GRIEVE GAIL GROSS LINDA HANKINS LINDA HEIMBARGER PHIL HEMENWAY BOBBY HERD KATHY HERINA ANNETTA HEYREND SHANNON HIGGINBOTHAM DALE HILL JUDY HILL FRED HOADLEY TEKE HOILAND LINDA HOOVER DENNIS HOPKINS MICHAEL HORNEY DAVE HOUTROUW RONNIE HOWELL LYNN HUDSON LA VONNE IRWIN ALVIN JACKSON KENNY JACKSON JUDY JAMES RICHARD JAYNE EDWARD JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON VIVIAN JOHNSON GLENN JOHNSTON RENEE JONES LARRY JORDINE 41 STEVE KANTOLA SUSAN KAUFFMAN DOUG KEENER CHENEL KEPLER ZARETTA KIMBLE DEBORAH KING FLOYD KINSER FRANCIENE KLINKO WAYNE KOENIG ANNETTA KOTKA TED LACY PAUL LANDRY SANDRA LANNIGAN JAMES LA PORTE KATHLEEN LARKIN JILL LELAND ARLENE LETTERMAN ILENE LETTERMAN DENNY LEWIS PAT LEWIS SONIA LINDBURG CARYL LINDSAY KIM LINEKER SOB LLOYD LINDA LOPEZ LINDA LOYD LINDA LUCCHESI DAVE LUDWIG KEN LULL SUSAN LUNDERGREEN LANCE MAC FARLANE STEVE MONETA RANDY MARK VICKI MARTIN DENNIS MASSEY SHERRIE MAWHORTER SUE MAXWELL MARK MAYDAK EMMA LEE McCARTER CLAUDIA McCOLLUM CHARLES McCRINDLE JOHN McCRINDLE jerry McDaniel betty McDonald carol McDonald ric McGinnis CAROL McLAIN JOHN McNICHOLS PATTY McQUOWN SHIRLEY MEANS JIM MERCK CHARLES METCALF MICHELLE MILLAR CAROL MILLER KAREN MILLER KATHERINE MILLER RICHARD MILLER WESLEY MILLER REGINA MINASIAN CATHY MITCHELL BRIAN MOONEY GAIL MOORE MARGARET MORGAN DENNIS MORRISON JOANNE MORRISON RON MORRISON DEBBIE MOSELEY MARK MOSELEY JANA MURPHY PATRICK MURPHY DON NEHER RON NEHER CONNIE NELSON JANICE NELSON JUDY NELSON HOLLY NEUWIRTH SHARON NUCKLES NANCY O'BRIEN JANIE O'KELLEY PAT O'NEAL JENIS OPENSHAW JULIE OPENSHAW FREDDIE O'QUINN JANE OWENS NORMAN OWENS HERRIZE PARKINSON JOAN PARTINGTON DAVID PERKINS JACKIE PHELPS STEVEN PHELPS PEGGY PHILLIPS BETTY POLITOVICH NORMAN POTTER JACK POWELL JOAN POWELL FRANK PRATER MARY PRATER LYNETTE PRICE JOE PRUITT MARY CLARE PSCHERER RICHARD PYLE BILL RAMEY MIKE RAMSEY TIM RATHBUN DENISE REICHENBACH VERNON RICE LUCKY RICHARDSON JIM ROBERTSON JOHNNY ROBERTSON JANET RODERICK GAIL ROGERS MAREE ROSE CHERYL RUNGE LAURA RUPP JOHN RUSSELL DUANE SANDERS FRANK SANDLIN ELAINE SANDS KIMBERLY SAWYER SUSAN SCHAEFFER ROSEMARY SCHENKEL ETHEL SCHOLEY ERIN SCHRAMM NITA SCHWAB RICHARD SCOTT MARY SCOTT MICHELLE SCOTT RANDY SCRIVER KATHY SHANER ROGER SHERMAN LINDA SIMIANER RICHARD SLAVICH LORITA SMALLEY DENNIS SMITH DONALD SMITH SKEETER SMITH JANET SOLLARS LINDA SPENCER NORMAN STANFIELD GARY STANTON JERRY STARK STEVE STENSON LARRY STOKES STEVE STRANG DARLENE SUMMERS WARREN TAVERNIA CLIFFORD TAYLOR GRIFF TAYLOR PATRICIA TAYLER SAM THEVEOS JIM THOMPSON BOBBIE THURMAN JERRY TOPPER RANDY TROVER SHEILA TRUESDALE DONALD TRYON PATRICIA TURNER MARILYN TURPIN VIKI TUTTLE LARRY TYNER DAVE VAN BENTHUSEN BOB WALLACE LEWIS WALLACE JIMMY WALSH FRANCES WALTERS ROSEMARY WEHRLE ETHEL WEST SCOn WHITAKER ALICE WHITE STANLEY WHITE PAT WHITTIER STEPHANIE WILCE KENNETH WING BILL WINSTON JUDY WOOD BOB WOOLDRIDGE LINDA WRIGHT RICHARD WRIGHT BETSY YARD RON YOUNG ROY YOUNG MIKE YUGO CAROLYN ZIRKLE CAROLEE ZOFF FRED ZUNDEL LATE FRESHMEN— LINDA BONHAM DAVID DRAKE EVELYN COSTELLO ROGER EWING BARBARA HELD LAWRENCE HOLLAND SHARON KINNEY SHARON LEWIS kay McKinley JAMES NEHER gOBERTA NIELSON COLENE RUPP MIKE SHERRILL BARBARA SPEEGLE ERIC SNIPES LAURA WYMAN FALL OFFICERS — John Aleck, boys’ representative, looks like he will never get away from Jean Dunn, secretary; Judy Herring, vice-president; Cheryl Hudgens, girls’ representative; and Kay Goodwin, president. Sophomore f'lass Officers ... SPRING OFFICERS — These grinning sophomores were elected by their classmates to serve in the following offices: Toni Russell, vice-president; Ray Kirk, boys representative; Kay Hodson, secretary; Pam Johnson, girls, representative; and Scott Tandy, president. SHARON ABBOTT FRED ADAMSON CATHY ADKINS ZELLA ANN ABELL MARVIN ALLEN BOB ALDRICH JOHN ALECK BRENDA AMOS JAMES ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON JOHN ARBOGAST MARIE ARSENIAK JEANNINE AVILA :DDIE BALL KATHLEEN BANKSTON LOIS BANKSTON MARIANNE BARKLEY HARRY BARTLE PAUL BARTLE BRUCE BARTON DON BATTIN CAROLYN BEAN JIMMIE BEARD PAT BEMIS BARBARA BENNETT DEANA BERNASH EARL BERRY MARTIN BLADE LEYON BLAYLOCK MARGARET BLUFORD MARY BOLEYN BILLY BOOM LINDA BOUCHER DON BRAZELL BONNIE BRITT BOB BRYSON VICKI BUCHOLZ WAYNE BUCHOLZ ESTHER BUNICH ROBERT BUNCH MARARICE BUSH Barbara byrns CLAUDIA CAMPBELL vertis Campbell JUDY CARNAHAN CHUCK CARPENTER CHARLES CATT BARBARA CAUGHEY GRANT CHANDLER LAURA CHRISTENSEN ANTHONY CHUNG CAROLYN CHURCH CAROL CLARK JOHN CLARK RODNEY CLARK STAN CLARK LINDA COLEMAN JIM COMBS LAURA COMER JAMES COOPER CHARLANNE CORBIN DON CORRY JUDY CRESS CHARLES CREWS DANNY CUMBERLAND JACK CUNNINGHAM CHERI CUNYAN JOHN CURTIS BOB DAHLMEIER CATHIE DA MASSA LENNY DA MASSA DARRELL EDWARDS GARY DAVIS MAXINE DE MATTOS CARLOS DIAZ MARILYN DILLON PATTY DOBBINS RAYMOND DOUD LOYD DUGGER DEAN EDWARDS NORMA FAITH TOMMY FEHR JOE FELIPE JACKIE FLANDERS MARY FLYNN ALBERT FORBES TOM FOX JUDY FRANKLIN LINDA FRANKLIN GILBERT FRENCH KENNETH FRY DENNIS FURRY FRED GARDNER GARRY GARRISON JEAN GEE JUDY GEORGE ROGER GILBERT RICHARD GILLIS EVELYN GOGGIA TOM GOMEZ CHARLES GOODMAN KATHLEEN GOODWIN RONALD GORE MARSHA GRAHAM JOHN GRANT ROGER GREEN ROBERT GRIGGS BILL GROGAN LINDA GUPTILL HELEN GUTMANN JEANIE HAMMONS RON HARLAN DAVID HARRIS BEVERLY HARRISON MARYANN HARRISON PENNIE HARTWIG SHARON HAUGEN LARRY HAWKINS GAREY HAY GARY HAZELTINE SONJA HENSEN LARRY HERD JOHN HERINA JUDY HERRING BEVERLY HICKS GLENWOOD HILL BILLIE JEAN HILL DAVID HIPES MARY HOCKING KAYE HODSON CARL HOFFMAN GARY HONROTH LARRY HORN LAUREL HOUK CHERYL HUDGENS LORENA HUMPHREYS LOTTA HUSTON DAN JAMISON DOLORSE JAYNE BERNICE JOHNSON PAMELA JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON ORLENE JONES BEVERLY KEPPLE ADA KEYES BASIL KIMBLE MARLA KING CINDY KINSER RAY KIRK ROY KLEIN CHRIS KNOPP ELAINE LATIMER JAN LE MARR JIM LEWIS LORRAINE LIDDICOAT DOUG LINDSAY CHARLES MAJORS DAN McCALL ERNIE JOSLIN STEPHEN KARR LEROY KEES DENNIS KERNAN sally McCarthy paul McClendon STEVE McLEAN 36 MARVIN McQUARRIE JEFFREY MEITH JEANNIE MELTON GLEN MEYER JON MIDDLETON CAROL MILLER PAT MILLS BOB MOORE DARLENE MORELOCK DENNIS MOSELEY CLAUD MOSS SHIRLEY MUNDINE DOYLE MURPHY LINDA MURPHY GLENDA NELSON KEITH NICHOLS GERRY NIETO DONNA ODOM LLOYD ONYETT LARRY OTIS MIKE OWENS MIKE PAPPAS MICHAEL PARADIS KATHY PATRICK LARRY PATTERSON MIKE PAXTON PHIL PENDERGAST COLLEEN PHILLIPS LEE PIERCE DAVID POPE ANN PRICE 37 JEANETTA PURDEN MERLE PULLEY GAYLE REBISH JERRY REAM MARCIA REARDON DENNIS REED SHERRY REED SHARI RICHARDSON CLAUDE RICE GERALD RICHTER JOHN RIST MARIA RODRIGUEZ CHARLES ROBERTSON LINDA ROBERTSON PAT ROMANO CAREN RUNGE TONI RUSSELL MARY ANN RYAN ANDY SALONEN WILLIAM SAMPRUCCI TOM SANDBORN EDWARD SAVILLE CHARLES SCHAB RONNIE SCHROEDER BILL SHARP GAYLEANNE SHERWOOD HADDI SIGGEIRSSON CYNTHIA SILVA TERRI SIMMONS LEONARD SIMPSON MARY SIMS J. R. SMALLEY DAN SMITH JANET SMITH LINDA SMITH KATHY SOWELL GARY SPANNAUS MARLENE SPENCER PEGGY SPIVY STANLEY SQUIRES TERRY STAUSS RANDALL STENSON WARREN STEVENS JACKIE STOKES EDDIE STOVALL FREDDY STOVALL JERRY STRESSER MIKE TABER GEORGE TANDY SHARON TATHAM KENNETH TAYLOR PAT THOMAS PATSY THOMAS JEAN TILLETT GARY TOOLEY JUDY TOWNSEND JUNE TOWNSEND VICKIE TRAVERS DIANA TUFONI CHERYL TURNER KENNETH TURNER LLOYD VAN CAMP JEFF VIELLEAUX DON vingling CATHY VOIGT JULIE WALKER CONNIE WHITE FRITZ WIDEMAN CAROL WIDENER LINDA WILBURN SUSAN WILEY STEVE WILLARD RHONDA WARMACK MARTY WEAVER JOAN WELLS GARY WENTZ DONNA WEST BRITT WHITAKER ED WILLHOYT GREGORY WILLIAMS MAUREEN WILLIAMS SHIRLENE WILSON LESTER WOOD HELEN WYMAN Junior Class Officers... SPRING CLASS OFFICERS — Annette Nelson, secretary, and Linda Mastache, president, are deep in thought as Terry Brant, vice-president, smiles unknowingly, and Larry Barge, boys’ representative, shows off his new tennis shoes. Absent was Dale Brodersen, girls’ representative. FALL CLASS OFFICERS — Stan Anderson, president, hasn’t informed the other officers — Ken Beck, vice president; Beverly Rosanbalm, secretary: Sarah Steadman, girls’ representative; and Ed Nieto, boys’ representative — that all good things must come to an end. 40 HOWARD ABBOTT JAN ADAMS LYNN AISTON GARY ALT JOYCE ANDERSON STAN ANDERSON VICKIE ANDERSON GARY ANGLE ROGER ARBOGAST BRUCE AYERS LARRY BARGE BOB BARKHURST GERALD BARNES RAY BARTON KEN BECK PAMELA BECK STEVE BENNETT JACK BERRY WAYFORD BERRY DENNIS BERSHERS LESLIE BIDLEMAN CAROL BLANTON FREDDY BLUFORD ANNA BLUME CLAUDIA BOWERS RONNIE BRADBERRY SANDY BRICKER DAYLE BRODERSEN GEORGIA BROWN HORACE BROWN HERBERT BROWNELL MIKE BUELER SARALEE BAILEY TERRY BRANT EARL BAKER RONNIE BURNS LARRY BUSCHMAN DENNIS CANIFAX BETTY CARLSON SLYVIA CARR CHRISANN CARROLL RICHARD CAYTON MARGARET CHAPMAN CAROLL CHAPELL BILLIE CHARLES KARLA CHRISTENSEN KENT CHRISTENSEN JACK CHRISTOFFERSON JOE CLUFF SALLY CLAESSENS CHESTER CLINGAN THERESA COLBURN SHIRLEY COLEMAN JIM COLLINS SCOTT COLT JACK CONLEY BARBARA COOLEDGE RICHARD CORBALEY JOYCE COVEY LINDA CRAWFORD SHARON CULLUM LAUREL DAILY CHERYL DAVIS SUSAN DES COMBES TERRY DODD AGNES DOSS BARRY DOLGOVIN RICHARD DOWNER TOM DRAEGER CLAUDE DRYDEN DON DUNN MIKE DUNN DORAN EDWARDS MARSHA EDWARDS DENNIS ELAM HAROLD ELERICK PAUL EVERETT CARMELA FALSONE DARLYNN FARBER BETTY SUE FARIESTER JEANNIE FENDT TERRY FLAGLER FRANCES FORD MICHAEL GILCHRIST DOUG GILLIS DOLORES GILLUM DAN GLEASON JEFFREY GNASS CAROLYN GOOD BILL GRAHAM RICHARD GREER JACKIE HANSEN CAROLYN HAPP JOE HARNESS TOM HARRINGTON n CLAIR FRANCES LEORA FRANCIS NANCY FRANK JUDY FRANKLIN RON FRAYO HALDEN GABRIELSON RONNIE GALLOWAY JUDI GARDNER JUDIE GARRET MIKE GATES DONNA GIBBONS GARY GIBSON JEANNE HARRISON CONNIE HARVEY MELVIN HARVEY LYNN HAYES LARRY HEATH MARTHA HEBERT GWYNN HEFFINGTON JOHN HELMICK PtfE HEWITT PRIS HEYEN MANFRED HEYREND BONNIE HINES DAN HOCKENBERGER SHARON HOFFMIER CHARLOTTE HULLANDSWORTH RON HOLLIS LINDA HOLMES WANDA HOOVER GARY HORN DAN HOUK PATTI HOUSE LYNDA HOWARD RONALD HUDSON SHIRLEY HUEY JIM HULTZ ROBIN JENSEN JIM JEWELL margot kantola PALLETTE KARAGERIS RON KEENE ALLEN KENNEDY EN KENNEDY MARY KENNEDY KAREN KIRK DENNIS KLUENDER ELTON LAMBERT SHARRON LAMBERT CARMEN LANDRETH VERONICA LANDRY WILLIAM LANE PAULA LANTSBERGER RICKEY LAWTON ELMER LEE GARY LEE JACKIE LEONARD KATHI LEWIS JOYCE LILEY PATT LOYD CAROLYN LUST LARRY MABRY ROGER MAHAN ROBERT MANGRUM JAN MARTIN LINDA MASTACHE STANLEY MAYLE RALPH MAYHEW KAREN MAYNARD JOHN McAMIS NONA McCOLLUM TERRY McCREADY CLINT McCORMICK cliff McDonald jean McDonald MARILYNNE McDONALD VERNON McFADDEN MAXINE McGEHEE DAVID McLAIN RICHARD McNICHOLS GEORGE McNULTY ROBERT MEAD DAVE MEITH JAMES MELTON JOYCE METCALF ROGER METCALF CAROL MEYER CHARLES MILLER JANICE MILLETT BRUCE MOONEY CAROLYNE MOSELEY DALE MURPHY ANNETTE NELSON JOHN NELSON STUART NELSON RAYMOND NEWHOUSE EDWARD NIETO JERRY NOEL SAM NOWLING GEORGE NUCKLES KATHIE O'BRIEN MOYA O’NEAL RICHARD O'ROURKE DENNIS OWENS ROY OWENS MICHAEL PARDICK JO ANN PARKER DONELLA PATRICK PATRICIA PATTERSON BILL PAYNE PHYLLIS PENDERGAST KAREN PERKINS NORMA PERKINS ROD PEVY PAT PHILLIPS GALEN PIXLER KENNETH PLOWMAN JERRY POLITOVICH MICKEY PRATT JOHN QUINTEL ARTHUR RAMEY CHARLES RANEY ALAN RAMSEY JOSEPH RATTO NAOMI RAY JIM REAMES ALBERT REGIS MIKE REYNOLDS JACKIE RHINE ROY ROGERS DON ROMINGER DOROTHEA RONAN BEVERLY ROSANBALM JAMES ROSE ANNA RYCKMAN Marilyn sadler ZEKE SANCHEZ MARTHA SANDERS MARY SANDERS WILLIAM SANDLIN ROBERT SAVILLE JO ANN SCHNEEMILCH LINDA SCHULTE Harold scott DONNA SEAVY ALAN SEELY BARBARA SHIPE JAN SHOOK ERWIN SHORT MIKE SICKELS JOANIE SLIGAR JAMES SMITH JANIS SMITH MARY SMITH JOHN STANTON SARAH STEADMAN ALICE STEELE BRUCE STEIDL DON STEIDL RONALD STENROOS VIVIAN STRANG GILBERT STRESSER RICHARD SUTHERLAND SHARON SUTHERLAND CHERYL SWAIN SUE SYLVA BARBARA TIEHM RODGER TOWNSEND ALLEN UNFRIED PAM UNFRIED BEKKI UNRUH CHERYL VOIGT LINDA VOOS JACKIE WALD ROBERT WALSH KAREN WARD JO ANN WATSON DAN WEATHERAL MARTHA WELLING PHILIP WELLS PAT WEST ROBERT WEST VIC WEST DON WHITLOCK DAVID WHITTBECKER JOHN WHITTIER GARY WILLIAMS GEORGIE WILSON BOB WINSTON WILLIAM WISTI BETTY WIXOM BERTIE WRIGHT DEE WOODWARD MARSHALL WORDEN VICKY YARD RONNIE YATES JIMMY YOUNG LINDA ZACCANTI THOMAS TRUEX MIKE TUNGATE DAVID TURNER TRUDY TURNER LINDA TURPIN RAY TRYON LATE SOPHOMORES— RICtfARD DANNER SANDRA DOTSON RONNIE DICKINSON JEAN DUNN LINDA FOURNIER JUDY LASKOWSKI PENNY LONS SYLVIA McCURRY CATHY PARAPID PAT SMITH CHARLEEN STIERSTEDTER LATE JUNIORS— PATRICIA DAMON SUSAN DILLARD ROBERT HALFHILL JOSEPH HOMESLEY BILL HORN ALBERT KINS JO ANN PARKER 1 J SANDRA ANDERSON WALTER HUMPHREYS DONNA CASAGRANDE _________________ JILL DAE McKILLOP DELL LANGSTON VELMA WEHRLE SHARON TUFONI JAN SADOWSKI VERLA SHARP STUART McVEAN ROSALIND PHELPS Senior Class Officers... FALL CLASS OFFICERS — The following dignified seniors were elected to serve as representatives of their class: Jim Patrick, president; Dell Langston, girls’ representative; Jim Nicholas, vice-president; Meredith Alt, secretary; and Dick Wade, boys’ representative. SPRING CLASS OFFICERS — The Spring Officers decided to give up trying to be dignified and let their real personalities shine through. They are Marsha Peres, girls’ representative; Donna Casagrande, secretary; Danny Nelson, boys representative; Jim Prouty, president; and Vic Bucher, vice-president. Bank of America Awards ... I TROPHY WINNERS—Paul Williams, Math and Science; Jill McKillop, Liberal Arts; Danny Simms, Agriculture. BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS - ROW ONE: Judy Whitlock, Art; Jill McKillop, Liberal Arts; Leilani Shattuck, Music; Leslee Becker, Foreign Language; Edvthe Sherwood, Science; Dell Langston, English; Linda Gross; Business. ROW TWO: Jim Prouty, Social Science; Jerry Schroeder, Math; Danny Simms, Agriculture; Paul Williams’, Math and Science. CSF Life Members • • • LIFE MEMBERS — The only Seniors to achieve life membership in the California Scholastic Federation this year are Claudia Barton, Penny Alexandris, and Alan Youngblood. Students must be members of the CSF four out of their last six semesters in order to achieve life membership in the Federation and a gold seal on their diploma. Alan must make CSF this last semester to become a life member. Graduation Speakers ... JIM PATRICK SANDY DALLAS The 1963 graduation speakers were Jim Patrick, Sandy Dallas, and Jill McKillop. They were nominated by members of the senior class and were chosen by the administration. Jim was the fall student body president and a recipient of the Youth Leadership Award. Sandy was head majorette and an active member of the student council. She also received a Youth Leadership Award. Jill was a varsity cheerleader and the spring student body secretary. The speeches are written on a topical theme of interest to the student and last about five minutes. JILL McKILLOP 55 RITA ABREU GAA (3, 4), Most Athletic (I), GAA President (3) TOM AKINS Baseball (I), Marching Band (I), FAA (I, 2), Honor Roll (2) PENELOPE ALEXANDRIS CSF (I, 2. 3. 4). Girls’ State (3). UN Club (3. 4), Model UN (3. 4), Senior Class Play Stage Crew, Future Teachers (2, 3, 4), Damn Yankees” Stage Crew (3), Future Teachers Secretary (3), Nugget Editor (4) MEREDITH ALT Class President (I ), Class Secretary (4), GAA (I, 2, 3) RON ALT Football (I, 2, 4), Boxing (I, 3) RICHARD ANDERSON Block O (2, 3, 4), Block O Custodian (4), Damn Yankees Stage Crew (3), Racquet Club (3), Pep Club (4) SANDRA ANDERSON Honor Roll (I, 2. 3, 4), Senior Class Play, Choir (4), Girls' Glee (I), Latin Club (I), Future Nurses (3), Lyre Club (4) MARIE ASHWORTH GAA (I), Auto Club (3) IDA ATWELL GAA SHARRON BALDRY Pep Club (4) ADALBERT BARTEL Football (2, 3, 4), Baseball (I, 2, 3, 4), Wrestling (4), Block O (3. 4), Block O Representative (4) CLAUDIA BARTON CSF (I, 2, 3, 4), GAA (I, 2, 3, 4), Latin Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Speech Contestant (3. 4), Future Nurses (3, 4), Future Nurses President (4), Creative Writing (4) HENRY BATES MARY BEAN Chorus (I) GARY BEAVER Football (2. 3). Track (2. 3), Racquet Club (4), Pep Club (3,4) LESLEE BECKER Concert Band (2, 3, 4), Marching Band (2, 3. 4), Lyre Club (2. 3. 4), Senior Class Play, GAA (2, 3), French Club (2, 3, 4), Pep Band ANITA BELL GAA (I. 3. 4). Pep Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Racquet Club (I), Future Nurses (2, 3, 4), Future Nurses Vice-President (4), Junior Statesmen Secretary-Treasurer (4), Drama Club (4) TONYA BERNARDI Latin Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Tiger Tales Exchange Editor (4), Junior Statesmen (2, 3), Senior Class Play Prompter, Auto Club (4), Student Council (4) KATHERINE BETHEL Tiger Tales (4) GARY BETTINGER FFA (I, 2, 3. 4) JOHN ROBERT BIGGS BOB BLADE Football (2). Auto Club (3), Damn Yankees (3), Senior Class Play, Concert Band (I, 2, 3, 4), Pep Band (I, 2, 3, 4) DAVID BRENNER JON BRIGHT Russian Language Club (I), Racquet Club (2, 3, 4) VICTOR BUCHER Senior Class Play, Pep Club (4), Creative Writing (4), Class Vice-President (4) DELBERT BUMP Latin Club (I, 2. 3), Golf Club (I), CSF (I, 2), Golf (I. 2. 3, 4). Honor Roll (I) CURT BYFORD Basketball (4), Senior Class Play MARGARET ANN CARPENTER GAA (I, 2, 3, 4), Future Nurses (2, 4), Racquet Club (2), Auto Club 13, 4), Girls' Glee (I), Chorus (2, 3, 4), Pep Club (3, 4) DONNA CASAGRANDE Student Body Secretary (4), Girls' Representative (3), GAA (I, 2. 3. 4), Racquet Club (3), Pep Club (4). Golf Club (I), Class Secretary (4) THIL CHAN GAA (I, 2. 3. 4). French Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Racquet Club (2, 3, 4), Cross Country Score Keeper (2. 3. 4). Pep Club (3. 4). Tiger Tales (4) MARK CHRISTENSEN Latin Club (4), Racquet Club (4) LEWIS CLARK LORETTA CLARK VIRGINIA CLEMENTS HAROLD CORKIN Football (3, 4), Track (2, 4) ROBERT CORKIN Football II. 2. 3. 4). Track (2. 3, 4). Block O' (2. 3. 4) SANDRA CRAIG Advanced Band (2, 3), Chorus (I), Lyre Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Latin Club (3), GAA II) MARA CRESHAM Junior Statesmen (2, 3, 4), Junior Statesmen Regional Officer (2, 3), Senior Class Play JESSE CREWS FFA (I. 2. 3. 4). FFA Chapter Secretary (4) CAROLYN CROSSWELL GAA (2), Chorus II), Pep Club (4) DICK CROSSWELL FFA (4), Auto Club (4) JACK CRUZ FFA (I. 2, 3) TIM D'AGOSTIN SANDY DALLAS Cheerleader (I), Majorette 12, 3), Head Majorette (4), Junior Class President, California Association of Student Councils President in District 12 (4), CSF (2). Student Council (I, 3, 4), Honor Roll II, 2) BOB DAWSON Football II. 2). Track (I, 2) RICHARD DENT DARRELL DOANE PENNY DODSON GAAI3). Auto Club 14). Pep Club (4) GLEN DOWDY Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Track (2, 3, 4), Wrestling (4), Latin Club (I, 2, 3) MARY KAY DYER Student Council (2), French Club (I, 2, 3, 4), GAA (I, 2, 4 . Pep Club (3, 4), Tiger Tales (4), Track Score Keeper (3) TIM EGGERS YVONNE EVANS Head Cheerleader (4), “Damn Yankees (3), GAA (I, 2, 3, 4), Drama Club (3), Creatve Writers' Club (4) JANA EVATT Pep Club (I. 2. 4). French Club (I, 2), GAA (4), Tiger Tales (4) JUDI EVERETT GAA (2. 4). Pep Club (4), Drama Club (4). Latin Club (3) WAYNE FARRENS Lyre Club (2, 3, 4), Marching Band (I, 2, 3, 4), Damn Yankees (3), Basketball (2), French Club ( 1, 2), Creative Writing Club (4), Pep Club (4) DAVID FIGUEROA Basketball (3) CHARLES FORD MARGARET FOURNIER Future Nurses (3) MARILYN FOURNIER Future Nurses (3) DAN GALBRAITH Football (3. 4), Block O (4). Wrestling (3, 4) ERNEST GIBSON Senior Class Play, Golf (2, 4), Block O (I. 2, 3. 4) JO ANN GOOD DONNA GREENE Class Vice President (I), Class Secretary (2). French Club (I, 2), Majorette (3), Cheerleader (2), Songleader (4), Choir (4), Hall of Fame (2) LINDA GROSS French Club (I, 2), Pep Club (3, 4), Nugget Staff (4), CSF (4), Honor Roll (I, 2, 3), Associate CSF (2. 3) DARLENE HAIGWOOD Senior Class Play, Junior Statesmen (2, 3, 4), French Club (I, 2), GAA (I), Junior Statesmen President (3) NORMA HALFHILL Knitting Club (2), Honor Roll (2) LEO HANKINS Boxing (I, 3), Track (I), Cross Country ( I ) MARY HARVEY VIRGIL HARVEY HAZEL HAUGEN Drama Club (4), GAA (4), Pep Club (4) SYLVIA HAZELTINE Pep Club (3), Chorus (4) BILL HOUK CARL HOUK FFA (I. 2, 3). FFA Officer (3) JOHN W. HOUTROUW Senior Class Play ARTHUR HOWARD Football (4), Wrestling (2, 3), French Club (2. 3. 4), AFS Finalist (3), Editor of Creative Writers' Magazine (4), Pep Club (4) WALTER HUMPHREYS Football (2. 3. 4), Track (I. 2. 3. 4). Wrestling (3). Block O (2. 3. 4), Lyre Club (2, 3, 4), Concert Band (I, 2, 3, 4), Marching Band (I, 2. 3. 4), Damn Yankees (3) SUSAN INGRAM Girls' League (I), GAA (I), CSF (2. 3) JERRI IRBY GAA (4), Band (4), Tiger Tales Associate Editor (4), Pep Club (4) DEWEY IRWIN FFA (I. 2. 3. 4). Football (I). FFA Academic Award (3), Pep Club (4), Auto Club (4), Student Body President (4) DAN JACOBSON DELORIS JOHNSON Racquet Club (2), Damn Yankees (3) DIANN JOHNSON GAA (I, 2, 3. 4), Class Officer (I, 2, 3), Head Songleader (4), FFA Sweetheart (2). Racquet Club (2, 3), Pep Club (3.4) KAREN JENSEN GAA (1.2. 3). Pep Club (2). Auto Club (3) PAUL JOHNSON Chess Club (I, 2), Future Teacher (3), French Club (2. 3). CSF (3), Honor Roll (2) DAVID JONES Basketball (3. 4) LAWRENCE JONES Basketball (2. 3. 4). Track (3) MIKE JONES JANICE JURISON Senior Class Play. Latin Club (2. 3), Shakespearean Festival (4), Honor Roll (I). UN Club (4). CSF (2) SANDY KELLEY GAA (I), Racquet Club (2), Pep Club (3. 4) JANA KINIKIN Latin Club (2, 3) TOM KOCOTIS Football Manager (2. 3), Block O (3. 4) CLIFFORD KROEGER Football (2. 3). Baseball (3). Tiger Tales (3. 4), Block O' (2. 3. 4), Golf Club (I, 2) SUSAN LANE GAA (3. 4) DELL LANGSTON Girls' Representative (4), Honor Roll (I. 2. 3. 4). CSF (I. 3). GAA (I, 2, 3). Senior Class Play Stage Crew, UN Club (2), Pep Club (3) JOHN LaVOY Drama Club (1, 3, 4), Damn Yankees (3), Senior Class Play, Junior Statesmen (2), Tiger Tales (3, 4) BILL LILEY Football (I, 2). Basketball (I, 2), Track (I. 2). Block O (I. 2). Auto Club (4) FLOYD LINDBECK Baseball (I), FFA (I. 2. 3. 4). FFA Secretary (3), FFA Vice-President I4) ALAN A LUST Latin Club (2, 3), Pep Club (3, 4), Racquet Club (3), GAA (2, 3) DAVID GARY MADSEN Baseball (I). FFA (I. 2. 3. 4). FFA President (4), Honor Roll (3) SUSAN MARCYAN GAA (2, 3, 4). Latin Club (2, 3), Racquet Club (2), Auto Club (3), Pep Club (4), FFA Chapter Sweetheart (4) JOHN MATHEWS Block O” (4), Track (3. 4). Auto Club (4) SHAROL MAXWELL LARRY McCRACKEN Auto Club (2), Football (1,2) bruce McDaniel Basketball (4) MARY LOU McKIBBEN JILL DAE McKILLOP Cheerleader (2. 4), GAA (I, 2, 3, 4), GAA Secretary (3), CSF (3), Senior Class Play, French Club (I, 2, 3, 4), Honor Roll (I), Student Body Secretary (4) JUDY McLEAN Pep Club (4). GAA (4), Tiger Tales (4) SHARYN McMAHON Marching Band (2), GAA (4), Pop Club (4) JIM McNICHOLS Football (I, 2, 3), Latin Club (I. 2. 3. 4) HENRY McQUOWN F.F.A. (I. 2. 3, 4), Golf (I. 2. 3. 4), C D Basketball (I) STUART McVEAN WILLIAM MEYERS Track (2, 3, 4). Cross Country (3, 4), Block ,,0,‘ (2. 3, 4). Marching Band (3, 4), Concert Band (2, 3, 4) DENNIS MILLER Football ( I ). Boxing (1,3. 4), Auto Club (4), FFA (I) MARILYN MILLER KENNETH MILLIGAN Football (I. 2, 3. 4), Basketball (I. 2, 3. 4). Track (I, 2. 3). Block O'' (I. 2. 3. 4), Pep Club (4), Senior Class Play MALCOLM MINASIAN Senior Class Play. Cross Country (4), Model UN Prosident (4) LONNIE MORRIS SUSAN MORROW Honor Roll (I. 2), GAA (I, 2, 3), ■Junior Statesmen (3), Auto Club (3, 4) GLENNA MORSE Honor Roll (I, 2), French Club (2), Pep Club (3. 4), Tiger Tales Feature Editor (4). Student Council (4) WAYNE MULLEN DAN NELSON Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (2. 4), Baseball (I, 2. 3. 4). Block “O (I, 2. 3. 4). Class President (2, 3), Block O Secretary (4) Boys' Representative (4) JIM NICHOLAS Latin Club (I. 2. 3). Block O (2. 3. 4). Football (I. 2. 4). Wrestling (2, 3), Class Vice-President (4) MELVIN NICHOLS PENNI O'CONNELL JANINE ODEKIRK Auto Club (3. 4). GAA (I). Racquet Club (2, 3), Drama Club (3). Tiger Tales (3) SUSAN OGLE Latin Club (3, 4), Rock and Gem Club (I). Racquet Club (3) GARY OPENSHAW Football (I. 2,.3), Basketball (I). Track (I. 2), Auto Club (3. 4) SHARON PARISIEN Pep Club (3. 4). GAA (4). Band (I. 2) JIM PATRICK Honor Roll (I, 2), French Club (I. 2. 3, 4). Pep Club Vice-President (4). Block O (I. 2, 3. 4). Block O President (4), Class President (4). Young Man of the Month (4), Student Body President (4) LESTON PECK Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Wrestling (3. 4). Baseball (3. 4), Block mO (2. 3. 4) MARSHA PERES GAA (I. 2. 3. 4). Auto Club (3. 4), Auto Club Historian (3), Racquet Club (3, 4), Drama Club (4), Pep Club (3,4), Girls' Representative (4) CAROLE PERKINS GAA (I. 2. 3) LYNDA PERKINS GAA (I. 2, 3. 4). Chorus (2) ROSALIND PHELPS GAA (I. 2, 3, 4), Girls' Representative (2), Latin Club (2, 3), Pep Club (2, 3, 4), Future Teachers (2. 3, 4), Student Body Historian (4). Girl-of-the-Month (4), Tiger Tales (4) ZELMA PHILLIPS GAA (I, 2), Marching Band (3), Chorus (2), Future Nurses (4) DANICA POPIEL Senior Class Play, Latin Club (4) DIANE POST GAA (I, 2, 3, 4), Racquet Club (3), Christmas Formal Queen Candidate (3), Pep Club (3. 4) FRED PRESTON Damn Yankees Stage Crew (3), Senior Class Play, Auto Club (3, 4) JIM PROUTY Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (I. 2. 4), Track (I. 2), Block O (I, 2, 3, 4), Boys’ Representative (2, 3), Boys' State (3), CSF (3), Senior Class Play, Honor Roll, Class President (4) ROBERT PRUDEN FFA (4) FRANKLIN RAMEY FFA (4) ROBERT DAVID RASMUSSEN Block O (2, 3, 4), Racquet Club (3. 4), Football (2. 3. 4). Tennis (2, 3), Basketball (2) LINDA REARDON CSF (4), Lyre Club (I. 2. 3. 4). Concert Band (3, 4), Marching Band (I, 2, 3, 4), GAA (I), Pep band (3, 4), Damn Yankees (3), Junior Statesmen Vice-President (2) JOHN REED Auto Club (4), Boxing (I, 2, 3, 4), Auto Club Vice-President (4) CAROLYN RICE GAA (I ), Auto Club (3. 4) BOB RICH Football (I) NORMA RILEY Class Vice-President (I), GAA (2, 3), Auto Club (3. 4), Racquet Club (2), Drama Club (2) LINDA ROBERTS Jr. Class Secretary, Tiger Tales (3), Racquet Club (2, 3, 4), Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Auto Club Secretary (4), Auto Representative (3), California Association of Student Councils Secretary (4), Student Council (3, 4) PAT RODRIGUEZ KATHY ROSS Advance Band (1,2), GAA (I), Racquet Club (I), Pep Club (I) LYNNE ROWLAND CATHERINE RUNGE Pep Club (4). GAA (2) LEONARD SADLER JAN SADOWSKI GAA (2, 3, 4), Tiger Tales (3), Latin Club (2, 3), Cheerleader (2), Pep Club (3, 4), French Club (4) JANETTE SANFORD Latin Club (2, 3), Racquet Club (2), GAA (2. 3. 4). Auto Club (3. 4), Honor Roll (3), Fashion Plate (I) JERRY SCHROEDER CSF (I, 2. 3), French Club (I, 2. 3, 4). UN Club (2). Future Teachers Treasurer (4), Football (3, 4), Boxing (3), Wrestling (4) MICHAEL SCOTT Wrestling (2), Auto Club (I), FFA (4) VERLA SHARP GAA (I, 2), Girls' Glee (I), Chorus (2), Choir (3), Auto Club (3, 4), Latin Club (3), Racquet Club (2) LEILANI SHATTUCK Concert Band (I. 2. 3, 4). Marching Band (I, 2, 3. 4), Senior Class Play. Latin Club (I. 2. 3). Lyre Club (2, 3. 4). Lyre Club President (4), Damn Yankees (3) EDYTHE SHERWOOD Future Teachers (3, 4), Creative Writing Club (2. 4). La Club (3), CSF (2) TRUDY SIMMONS Songleader (4), SAA (2, 3, 4), GAA President (4), Class Secretary (3), Pep Club (3, 4), Recquet Club (2), Honor Roll (I) DANNY SIMMS FFA (I. 2, 3, 4). Honor Roll (1,2) VIRGINIA SIMONS Associate CSF (I), Latin Club (I, 2) ADRIAN SMITH Russian Club (I), Senior Class Play Stage Crew, Associate Honor Roll (3) IDELLA SMITH ROANNE STARK PENNY SYLVA SUSAN TALBITZER French Club (I, 2), GAA (4), Drama Club (3). Tiger Tales (3), Damn Yankees (3) Pep Club (4) SHIRLEY TATE GAA (1.3). French Club (2. 3. 4), Drama Club (3), Creative Writers' Club (3, 4), Junior Statesmen (3, 4), Junior Statesmen Vice-President (4), Pep Club (3 ) PAUL TAYLOR ALANNAH THOMPSON Racquet Club (I), Pep Club (3,4), GAA (4), Drama Club (4) MARTHA TIDWELL SHIRLEY TOLMAN Pep Club (4) SHARON TUFONI Songleader (4), GAA (I, 2. 3, 4), GAA Vice-President (4), Future Teachers (4), CSF (I), Pep Club (3, 4) SHARON TURNER GAA(2) TOM VAN CAMPEN Football (2), Boxing (I, 3, 4), Latin Club (2. 3) DICK WADE Lyre Club (2, 3, 4), Damn Yankees (3). Track (3). Boys Representative (4), Marching Band (I, 2. 3. 4). Concert Band (2. 3. 4) DICK WALBURN Cross Country (I, 2), Boys’ Representative (3), Racquet Club (3), Pep Club (4), Student Council (3, 4) VELMA WEHRLE Future Teachers (2, 3, 4), CSF (I, 2, 3), Future Teachers Historian (4), GAA (I), ROBERT WELLS Block O (2. 3. 4). Football (2, 3, 4), Wrestling (3, 4), Track (3, 4), Boxing (3, 4) PENNY WEST Pep Club (3, 4), Auto Club (4) LLOYD WHITE Football (2, 3,4), Baseball (I), Basketball (2, 3) LYNDA WHITFIELD GAA (I, 2), Racquet Club (3), Auto Club (3, 4) JUDY GAIL WHITLOCK Cheerleader (2), Cheerleader (4), GAA (I, 2, 3, 4), French Club (I. 2, 3. 4). Honor Roll (I. 4), Pep Club (3, 4) DOROTHY WILLIAMS PAUL WILLIAMS Latin Club (1, 2, 3 ), Lyre Club (2, 3. 4), CSF (I, 2, 4). Senior Class Play Stage Crew, Damn Yankees (3) WALLY WILLIFORD Football (I), Boxing (I, 3), Mixed Chorus (I ) DAN WILSON Block O Sgt. at Arms (3), Block O Treasurer (4), Basketball (2. 3. 4), Baseball (2, 3. 4), Senior Class Play, Tiger Tales (3, 4), Tiger Tales Editor (4), Block O (2, 3, 4), Block O Custodian (4) SONDRA WILSON Auto Club (3, 4) VICKY WINDER GAA (I, 2. 3. 4). Auto Club (3. 4), Racquet Club (3), French Club (4), Pep Club (3, 4), Chorus (3, 4) DENNIS WING Football (2, 3), Track (2), Block O (2. 3). Auto Club (4) CAROL WHITTBECKER GAA (3, 4), Latin Club (2, 3), Future Nurses (3, 4), Pep Club (4) ALAN YOUNGBLOOD Student Body Vice-President (4), Class Vice-President (2), CSF (I, 2. 3. 4). Latin Club (I, 2. 3, 4), Junior Class Play, Football (2), Choir (3, 4), Auto Club (4) TERRY WRIGHT ED WRISTEN Cross Country (I, 2, 3), Track (I, 2), Basketball (3), Football (4), Block O (2, 3, 4), Student Council (4), Senior Class Play, Tiger Tales (4), Student Body Vice-President (4) WENDY WYMAN GAA (I, 2), Chorus (I), Pep Club (4), French Club (I, 2, 3) GARY YOUNG Concert Band (3, 4), Damn Yankees (3), Lyre Club (2, 3, 4), Football (4), Marching Band (I. 2. 3. 4) RICHARD ZANCANELLA Concert Band (I, 2, 3, 4), Marching Band (I, 2, 3, 4), Damn Yankees (3), Basketball (4), Lyre Club (1, 2, 3. 4) GRADS NOT PICTURED: DIANE BARTON ROSEMARIE DeCOURSEY EARL FRENCH ARTHUR MALONE BILLY PETERSON ROY ROGERS BILL SCHLAFER DIXIE SLAGLE SANDRA STEVENS GLEN STRAHAN STANLEY WORCHESTER Student Budy Officers ... FALL VICE-PRESIDENT— Alan Youngblood an FALL SECRETARY-TREASURER— Donna Casagrande FALL HISTORIAN— Rosalind Phelps FALL BLOCK mO CUSTODIAN— Richard Anderson If I SPRING SECRETARY-TREASURER— Jill McKillop SPRING VICE-PRESIDENT— Ed Wristen Student Council... FALL—ROW ONE: M. Alt, B. Johnson, Y. Evans, J. Patrick, K. Herina, J. Openshaw, M. Aleck, S. Higginbotham, B. Brant. ROW TWO: D Langston, S. Tufoni, S. Dallas, L. Roberts, R. Anderson, D. Irwin, G. Morse, D. Casagrande, R. Phelps, J. Dunn. ROW THREE: R. Stark, T. Wright, D. Haigwood, D. Walburn, J. Aleck, C. Hudgens, K. Goodwin, G. Herring, J. Thompson. ROW FOUR: M. Minasian, B. Rosanbalm, S. Anderson, N. McCollum, S. Steadman, K. Beck, P. Heyen, B. Winston, V. Landry. ROW FIVE: D. Wade, G. Young, A. Bartel, D. Nelson, J. LaVoy, E. Nieto, J. Nicholas, G. Madsen. SPRING—ROW ONE: A. Youngblood, K. Anderson, J. Prouty. ROW TWO: N. McCollum, A. Nelson, M. Peres, D. Johnson, D. Casagrande, G. Morse, M. Cresham. ROW THREE: S. Steadman, T. Brant, L. Roberts, L. Mastache, S. Forbes, P. Goodwin. ROW FOUR: L. Turpin, V. Bucher, C. McCollum, S. Dallas, S. Anderson, B. Winston, R. Owens. ROW FIVE: G. Madsen, S. McCarthy, S. Tandy, P. Johnson, B. Winston, T. Russell, C. Davis, A. Howard. ROW SIX: Jim Prouty, Penny Alexandris, Cheryl Davis, and Marshall Worden. Girls' and Boys' State ... Cheryl Davis and Marshall Worden have been selected by the members of the faculty to attend Girls’ and Boys’ State. They were chosen on the bassis of leadership, character, scholarship, citizenship, and interest in government. Last year’s participants in Girls’ and Boys’ State were Penny Alexandris and Jim Prouty. They were among 500 girls and 800 boys from every part of the state who attended the eight-day sessions. Girls’ State is held on the Davis campus of the University of California and Boys’ State is held on the Sacramento State Fair Grounds. They are part of a national youth-in-government sponsored by the American Legion. The chief purpose of Girls' and Boys’ States is to provide citizenship training for a selected group of high school students and to install in their minds a practical working knowledge of the structure of American government. 75 FALL AND SPRING C.S.F. — ROW ONE: D. Langston, J. McKillop, S. Higginbotham, M. Ramsey, B. Horn, J, Homesley, R. Foster, J. Rhine, J. Owens, W. Bucholz, C. Good, S. DesCombes. ROW TWO: J. Schroeder, R. Stenson, B. Harrison, L. Reardon, J. Nicholas, R. -Jensen, M. Carrico, L. Mastache, C. Bowers, D. Gillum, C. Carroll, R. Hollis. ROW THREE: B. Whitaker, B. Brant, J. Prouty, D. Brodersen, H. Barkley, D. Blake, C. Raney, J. Open-shaw, M. McDonald, D. Williams, L. Gross, A. Youngblood. ROW FOUR: V. Wehrle, K. Hodson, J. Rose, S. Bailey, B. Winston, H. Abbott, M. Kantola, J. Gee, C. Davis, C. Barton, P. Alexandris. ROW FIVE: S. McCarthy, S. Steadman, L. Buschman, S. Colt, G. Rebish, G. Spannaus, H. Worden, V. Bucher, L. Grieve, G. Gross, L. Spencer. ROW SIX: R. Wehrle, H. Butler, L. Grieve, L. Shat-tock, L. Becker, J. Meith, R. Gilbert, J. Quintel, L. Heath, P. Pen-dergast, S. Karr, T. Sanborn, I '. Wideman, R. Kirk S. Kantola. C.S.F. OFFICERS — Marshall Worden, spring president; Ken Beck, fall president; Jerry Schroeder, spring vice-president; Jackie Rhine, fall vice-president; Saralee Bailey, spring secretary-treasurer; Margot Kantola, fall secretary-treasurer and Robin Jensen, fall council representative. CHERYL DAVIS (Alternate) PENNY ALEXANDRIS PAUL WILLIAMS The Brain Brawl team is selected bv the members of the CSF. They will represent Oroville in the annual Brain Brawl to be held in Chico. The other schools participating are Chico, Marysville and Yuba City. The winning school is awarded a trophy which it keeps until the following year. If a school wins the trophy three years in a row, it obtains permanent possession of it Results of the Brain Brawl were not known at press time. JAMES ROSE 77 Marching Band ... ROW ONE: M. Pscherer, S. Kauffman, J. Gee, J. Walker, B. Mvers, D. Ben Van Thusen, J. Sligar, J. Irby, R. Wade. ROW TWO: L. Becker, S. Richardson, C. White, P. Thomas, P. Karagans, P. Heyen, B Kepple, B. Harrison. ROW THREE: Mr. Becker (director), L. Reardon, L. Shattuck, W. Farrens, M. Sanders, B. Unruh, J. Rhine, P Pendergast, V. Martin. ROW FOUR: S. Gilman, G. Williams, R. Owens, G. Stanton, K. Beck R. Jensen, L. Onyett, D. Kernan. ROW FIVE: G. Elwell, W. Koenig, D. Metcalf, Z. Sanchez, R. Blade, M. Reardon, H. Elerick. ROW SIX: W. Humphreys, P. Williams, C. Bader, J. Powell, K. Carlin, S. Lewis, R. Zancanella. MUSIC DIRECTOR — Mr. Becker provides school activities with music. MAJORETTES... Concert and Pep Bands ... CONCERT — ROW ONE: L. Becker, S. Richardson, J. Gee, J. Walker, S. Kauffman, M. Pscherer, P. Karagaris, P. Heven. ROW TWO. Mr. Becker (director), L. Reardon. L. Shattuck, C. White, B. Harrison, B. Unruh, J. Rhine, B. Kep-ple, S. Gilman. ROW THREE: W. Farrens, M. Sanders, J. Gnass, P. Thomas, R. Jensen, H. Elerick, C. Steirstedter, V. Martin. ROW FOUR: P. Pendergast, D. Metcalf, R. Owens, G. Stanton, K. Beck, L. Onvett, G. Williams, D. Kernan. ROW FIVE: G. B.lwell, W. Koenig, J. Sligar, Z. Sanchez, P. Williams, M. Reardon, B. Meyers, R. Wade. ROW SIX: W. Humphreys, D. Ben Van Thusen, J. Powell, C. Bader. B. Blade K. Carlin, S. Lewis, J. Irby, R. Zancanella. PEP — (Left to Right) S. Lewis. B. Harrison, J. Gnass, P. Heyen. K. Carlin, C. Bader, P. Pendergast, G. Elwell, Z. Sanchez, W. Koenig, G. Young, M. Sanders, B. Unruh, C. Powell, Mr. Becker (director), K. Beck, L. Shattuck, J. Irby, B. Myers, G. Stanton, W. Humphries, L. Reardon, L. Becker, D. Ben Van Thusen, R. Zancanella, P. Williams, R. Jensen, J. Rhine. Choir and Chorus ... CHOIR—ROW ONE: C. Christensen, A. Alt, D. Farber, S. Dodson, C. Voght, D. Greene. ROW TWO: J. Melton, C •Cunyan, S. Anderson, D. Johnson, A. Steele, L. Johnston, K. DeMassa, V. Yard. ROW THREE: R. Frayo, J. Melton, J. Harness, T. Eggers, H. Elerick, P. Williams, E. Lambert, A. Youngblood, B. Kennedy. CHORUS—ROW ONE: C. Mever, K. Sawyer, C. Kepler, S. Lannigan, V. Tuttle, L. Guptill. M. Sanders, I.. Schulte. ROW TWO: F. Klinko, J. Hill. J. Metcalf, B. Politovich, K. Patrick, C. Butler. ROW THREE: S. Wilson, N. Halfhill, L. Grigsby, L. Hawkins, D. Post, V. Winder, L. Roberts, T. Wright, F. Dunham. ROW FOUR: M. Kennedy, M. Prater, M. Tidwell, B. Kepple, S. Hazeltine, T. Jayne, B. Britt, S. Bricker. ROW FIVE: B. Kennedy, C. Diaz, V. Harvey, P. Taylor, D. Galbraith, J. Melton, R. Frayo. ROW SIX: A. Youngblood, E. Lambert, P. Williams, H. Elerick, A. Malone, T. Eggers. Oratorical Contests ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS — ROW ONE: L. Turpin, S. Anderson, C. Carroll, C. Barton, S. Kauffman, W Flynn. ROW TWO: V. Bucher, R. Hollis, W. Humphreys, A. Howard, E. Gibson, K. Milligan The representatives from each class in the CSF Contest were Sandy Dallas, Senior; Linda Turpin, Junior; Mary Ellen Flynn, Sophomore; and Susan Kauffman, Trosh. Linda Turpin was the win-ner. In the American Legion contest, Victor Bucher, Jim Prouty, and John Biggs were the speakers. Victor Bucher won and represented Oroville in the district contest. The three speakers who tape recorded speeches in the Veterans of Foreign Wars contest were Victor Bucher, Sandy Dallas, and Arthur Howard. The winner was Victor Bucher. In the Lions’ Club contest, Sandy Anderson and Linda Turpin represented Oroville in the contest with Las Plumas. Linda Turpin was the winner and went on to the county finals. Ernest Gibson was the winner of the Native Sons and Daughters contest. 82 AMERICAN LEGION—Vic Bucher 83 CSF and LIONS' CLUB—Linda Turpin Tiger Tales ... Here is this year’s energetic Tiger Tales Staff as they take time out to pose for their picture. (Front to Rear) ROW ONF: R„ Anderson, K. Bethel, M. Dyer, C. Crosswell. ROW TWO: S. Evatt, S. Kelley, J. McLean, J. Patrick. ROW THREE: R. Phelps, K. Ross, C. Whittbecker, E. Wristen, Mr. Stice (advisor), R. Owens. ROW FOUR: L. Barge, R. Landry, ROW FIVE: M. Sanders, D. Patrick, B. Rosenbalm, C. Raney. GLENNA MORSE Associate Editor DAN WILSON Editor MARY KAY DYER Advertising Manager 4£ hn lavoy jy Art jEditorS X6 7 J r in ? c CLIFF KROEGER Sports Editor ROY OWENS News Editor JERRY IRBY News Editor TONYA BERNARDI Exchange Editor RONNIE LANDRY Feature Editor Senior Class Play... ELWOOD DOWD, DR. SANDERSON t 'n DR. CHUMLEY, WILSON YRTLE MAE WILSON DR. SANDERSON NURS CE f STAGE CREW—Fred Preston, Penny Alexandris, Janice Jurison, Dell Langston, Fred Conrad, Tonya Bernardi, Adrian Smith, Paul Johnson, Paul Williams, John LaVoy. The Senior class of Oroville High School presented “Harvey,” a three-act comedy, on December 6 and 7. Mrs. Lorelei Bonnington directed the play. In charge of the stage crew was Mr. James A. Rossas. The cast as follows: Elwood P. Dowd, John Houtrouw and Malcolm Minasian; Veda Simmons, Sandy Anderson and Mara Cresham; Myrtle Mae Simmons, Leilani Shattuck; Mrs. Chauvenet, Janice Jurison ; maid, Darlene Haigwood; Dr. Chumley, Ernie Gibson; Betty Chumley, Jill McKillop; Nurse Kelly, Danica Popiel and Leslie Becker; Wilson, Bob Blade; Dr. Sanderson, Jim Prouty and Vic Bucher; Judge Gaffney, Art Howard and Jerry Schroeder; and cab driver, Ed Wris-ten and Danny Wilson. 86 MYRTLE MAE, VEDA MRS. CHAUVENET, ELWOOD VEDA, ELWOOD. DR. CHUMLEY CAB DRIVER VEDA, DR. SANDERSON DR. SANDERSON. NURSE KELLY. WILSON - BETTY CHUMLEY Junior Play ... STAGE CREW — ROW ONE: D. Cosart, D. Meith, T. Draeger, J. Jewell, J. Christofferson, ROW TWO: H. Lane, B. Barkhurst, R. Arbo-gast, M. Worden, Mr. James Rossas was the director of the stage crew. On March 22 and 23 the junior class presented “The Mouse That Roared,” the hilarious story of how a tiny kingdom declared war on the United States and won. Mr. Martin Kirkland was the director, assisted by Mr. Stanley Boggs. Included in the cast were Cheryl Davis, Queen Gloriana XII; Ron Hollis, Tully Bascom; Kenny Beck, Count Mountjoy; Bob Winston, David Benter; Cheryl Swain and Dee Rarber, ladies-in-waiting; Mary Sanders, court page; Mardy Sanders, Ann; Leslie Bidleman, Mr. Bes-ton; Pam Beck, Miss Johnson; Joe Homesley, Professor Kokintz; Steve Bennet, President of the U.S.; Nancy Frank, Miss Wilkins; Stuart Nelson, General Snippet; Robin Jensen, Jill; Jackie Rhine, Debbie; Veronica Landry, Mrs. Reiner; Chrisann Carroll, Mrs. Bascom; Jack Nuckles, Will Tatum; Roy Owens, Tom Mulligan ; and Dee Woodward and Theresa Colburn, students. John Nelson, David Whittbecker and Charles Raney were the soldiers. The American tourists were Saralee Bailey, Maxine McGhee, Dee Woodward, and Bev Rosanbalm All to Club ... ALTO CLUB—ROW ONL: N. Riley, L. Rowland, J. Sanford, P. Dodson, O. Jones, M. Boleyn, P. West, L. Roberts, Mr. Lambert (Advisor) ROW TWO: j! Odekirk, L. Whitfield, M. Kennedy, V. Sharp, M. Peres, P. Lantsberger, P. Sylva, M. Alt. ROW THREE: L. Herd, D. Crosswell, F. Preston, A. Malone, R. Stark, M. Sanders, A. Youngblood, D. Irwin. JUNIOR STATESMEN—ROW ONE: D. Haig-wood, K. Miller, M. Cresham, M. McDonald ROW TWO: M. Paxton, S. Tate, B. Horn, T. Sanborn ROW THREE: C. Miller, A. Bell, Mr. Young (Advisor). Junior Statesmen... Latin Club... LATIN CLUB — These interested members of the Latin Club are intently planning their annual trip to the Junior Classical League Convention. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS — The following Latin students were elected to serve as officers of the Latin Club: Pete Hewitt, vice-president; Marcia Reardon, trea-turer; Kay Goodwin, president; and Joanie Sligar, secretary. Absent was Stan Anderson, council representative. Racquet Club ... v OFFICERS—Pris Heyen, Council Representative; Bill Horn Sergeant-At-Arms; Doyle Murphy, Vice-President; Carolyn Good, President; and Saralee Bailey, Secretary. Future Nurses • • • FUTURE TEACHERS — ROW ONE: R. Phelps, S. Tufoni, P. Alexandris. ROW TWO: V. Wehrle, J. Mc-Killop, E. Sherwood. FUTURE NURSES — ROW ONE: D. Williams, D. Welling, L. McDonald, Z. Phillips. ROW TWO: C. Barton, J. Metcalf, A. Bell, M. Fournier. ROW THREE: B. Barton, M. Fournier, M. Carpenter. Future Teachers .. Drama Club ... DRAMA CLUB — ROW ONE: M. Peres, V. Travers, M. Flynn, C. Clark, D. West, ROW TWO: P. Kar-ageris, J. Herring, M. DeMattos, A. Bell, J. Bays. ROW THREE: M. O’Neal, T. Stauss, C. Miller, V. Yard, V. Landry. ROW FOUR: T. Sand-born, M. McDonald, J. Homesley, C. Davis, C. Chappell. UN Club... U.N. CLUB—ROW ONE: T. Sandborn, M. McDonald, H. Abbott, ROW TWO: M. Worden, C. Davis, M. Kantola, T. Draeger. ROW THREE: K. Beck, J. Juri-son, P. Alexandris, J. Adams. Creative Writers ... ROW ONE: C. Barton, C. Bowers, M. McDonald, V. Landry. ROW TWO: C. Raney, E. Sherwood, M. Sanders, G. Horn. ROW THREE: T. Sandborn, J. Homesley, Mr. Kirkland (advisor), W. Farrens, A. Howard. 95 • • • F.F.A. OFFICERS — Mr. Kantola, advisor; Carl Houk, reporter; LeRoy Crews, secretary; Susan Marcy-an, chapter sweetheart; Gary Madsen, president; Floyd Lindbeck, vice-president; Jon Middleton, treasurer; Gary Bettinger, sentinel. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES — ROW ONE: J. Neher, D. Harris, M. Pappas, R. Klein, J. Middleton, C. Crews, J. Russell, R. Neher, D. Cowan. ROW TWO: Mr. Van Camp (Advisor), S. Kantola, C. Robertson, L. Albright, J. Lewis, M. McQuarrie, M. Allen, B. Ramey, G. Honroth, D. Forbes. ROW THREE: J. R. Smalley, B. Samprucci, L. Wallace, K. Taylor, F. Sandlin, G. French, R. Gore, G. Hay, F. Hoadley. ROW FOUR: D. Neher, J. Merck, W. Stevens, A. Jackson, G. Stresser, C. Banford, R. Danner, F. Adamson. JUNIORS AND SENIORS — ROW ONE: Mr. Kantola (Advisor), C. Houk, G. Madsen, L. R. Crews, S. Marcyan, F. Lindbeck, G. Bettinger, H. MCQuown. ROW TWO: R. Mayhew, D. Simms, M. Scott, D. Rominger , M. Bueler, C. Swain, L. Barton. ROW THREE: M. Tungate, R. Pevy, J. Hultz, A. Ramey, D. Gleason, D. Crosswell, ROW FOUR. R. Mahan, L. White, J. Cunningham, T. Worcester, D. Irwin, K. Plowman. CHAPTER SWEETHEART — Susan Marcyan was elected Chapter Sweetheart by the F.F.A. OUTSTANDING MEMBERS — ROW ONE: Dan 97 Simms, Gary Madsen, Michael Bueler, ROW TWO: Don Rominger, Steve Kantola, Jon Middleton. Block 0 ... OFFICERS — Richard Anderson, council representative, introduces his fellow officers for both spring and fall semesters: president, John Quin-tel and Jim Patrick; vice-president, Adalbert Bartel and Jim Prouty; secretary, Charles Raney and Dan Nelson; treasurer, Jim Nicholas and Dan Wilson; sgt. at arms, Bob Wells and Tom Kocotis. BLOCK O MEMBERS — ROW ONE: S. Colt, S. Anderson, T. Draeger, J. Homesley, L. Heath, J. Patrick, J. Quintel, L. Barge, K. Beck, D Wilson. ROW TWO: B. Meyer, C. McCormick, J. Stanton, D. Corry, E. Gibson, M. Blade, C. Raney, R. Hollis, D. Dunn, D. New-house. ROW THREE: R. Gilbert, J. Stresser, B. Boom, P. Wells, E. Stovall. D. Galbraith, D. Rasmussen, R. Corkin, A. Bartel, B. Wells. ROW FOUR: R. Owens, L. Buschman, B. Payne, B. Dolgovin, E. Wris-ten, C. Kroeger, J. Nicholas, M. Christensen, W. Humphreys R. Anderson. ROW FIVE: S. Karr, C. Hoffman, J. Aleck, J. Whittier, K. Milligan, P. Everett, T. Kocotis, J. Schroeder, L. Peck, C. Goodman. ROW SIX: J. Prouty, B. Barkhurst, S. Nelson, T. McCready. ROW SEVEN: D. Nelson, G. Spannaus, B. Kimble, J. Combes, R. Barton, J. Nelson, L. Otis, R. Townsend, C. Dryden, L. Hawkins, R. O’Rourke, R. Schroeder, J. Helmick. OHS ROOTERS — Membere of the Pep Club and cheering section take time out from their yelling to watch the game for a few minutes. PEP CLUB OFFICERS — (From top to bottom) Dick Walburn, president; Glenna Mqrse, secretary; Jim Patrick, vice-president. TIGERETTE — Martha Sanders acted as mascott. G A A ... JUNIOR AND SENIOR GAA—ROW ONE: K. Christensen, T. Chan, J. Sligar, T. Simmons, S. Tufoni, V. Winder, Y. Evans, S. Dallas, S. Talbitzer, P. Lantsberger, J. Whitlock, J. Mckillop, J. Leonard. ROW TWO: T. Turner, J. Harrison, K. O’Brien, V. Strang, N. Frank, B. Fariester, A. Bell, D. Malone, S. Swain, J. Schneemilch, D. Johnson, R. Phelps, D. Post. ROW THREE: T. Colburn, D. Ronan, S. Des Combes, S. Hoffmier, P. Karagaris, B. Tiehm, N. McCollum, J. Smith, K. Maynard, L. Voos. A. Nelson, S. Steadman, C. Bovvers. ROW THREE: C. Chappell, M. Sanders, A. Steele, D. Johnson, M. Edwards, M. Dyer, S. Lane, J. Irby, L. Turpin, S. Bailey, S. Rocio, M. Kantola. ROW FIVE: I,. Francis, M. Sanders, L. Shulte, J. Smith, J. Martin, L. Holmes, M. Mghee, V. Yard, K. Kirk, D. Farber. ROW SIX: P. Umfried. P. West, J. Hansen, M. O.Neal, C. Whitbecker. FROSH AND SOPHOMORE GAA — ROW ONE: C. McDonald, S. Johnson, J. Dunn, E. Deel, C. Dodd, A. Heyrend, S. Higginbotham, M. Aleck, C. McCollum, D. Moseley, B. Frost, S. George, D. West, M. Barkley, V. Tuttle, F. Klinko. ROW TWO: L. Rupp, B. Crawford, J. Johnson, P. Whittier, Julies Openshaw, J. Phelps, P. Mills, G. Garrison, L. Price, P. Lewis, J. Powell, R. Warmack, C. Clark, B. Coughcy, S. Hensen, M. Graham. ROW THREE: L. Loyd, S. Mawhorter, B. Carnahan, N. Schwab, J. Nelson, Y. Fultz, P. Hartwig, L. Spencer, G. Rogers, L. Bankston, L. Brough, M. Carrico, S. Dotson, M. Flynn, K. Goodwin. ROW FOUR: P. McGown, K. Larkin, C. McLain, G. Dugan, C. Zoff, D. Doane, C. Miller, H. Gutmann, S. Lundergreen, C. Miller, J. Herring, J. George, P. Johnson, K. Hodson, C. Hudgens, P. Romano, V. Travers. ROW FIVE: J. Partington, S. Kauffman, R. Foster, J. Owens, R. Minasian, D. King, J. Murphy, J. Leland, M. deMattos, M. Hocking, M. Bush, V. Campbell, E. Schramm, D. Chapman, J. James, L. Barnes, M. Berry. ROW SIX: L. Grieve, H. Neuwirth, M. Pscherer, T. Stauss, S. Reed, C. Burks, C. Church, L. Houk, K. Stowell, P. Bemis, S. Abbott, C. Anderson, C. Voigt, J. Townsend, J. Walker, J. Townsend, T. Simons, O. Jones. ROW SEVEN: B. Yard, P. Goodwin, A. Alt, C. Mitchell, M. Turpin, P. O’Neal, J. Openshaw, B. Bennett, T. Russell, L. Johnston, M. Dillon, M. Reardon, C. Rupp, L. Irwin, M. Boleyn. GAA OFFICERS — J. Sligar, junior representative; N. Frank, secretary; T. Simmons, president; S. Tufoni, senior representative; S. Steadman, point recorder; K. Hodson, sophomore representative; and L. Loyd, frosh representative. GAA CHRISTMAS FORMAL... THE PRINCESS CANDIDATES — Kay Goodwin, escorted by Roy Owens; Kay Hodson, escored by Ed Wristen; Bekki Unruh, escorted by Victor Bucher; and Jill McKillop, escorted by Jim Prouty. Ly rr Club and ir. Broadcasters... LYRE — ROW ONE: K. Beck, B. Unruh, L. Shattuck, S. Craig, M. Sanders, J. Sligar, P. Karagaris, Mr. Becker. ROW TWO: M. Reardon, P. Williams, L. Reardon, D. Doane, J. Rhine, D. Farber, S. Anderson. ROW THREE: B. Myers. L. Becker, L. Onyett, W. Farrens, R. Jensen, B. Harrison, J. Gee. ROW FOUR: K. Johnston, J. Melton, W. Humphreys, R. Frayo, V. Yard, A. Steele. ROW FIVE: G. Williams, S. Dodson, K. DeMassa, A. Youngblood, D. Wade, D. Zancanella, H. Elerick. JR. BROADCASTERS—B. Winston, A. Smith, N. Earhart, S. Lewis. French Club ... FALL AND SPRING OFFICERS — French is the language of love as demonstrated by Nona McCollum, council representative; Jan Adams, secretary; John Quintel, president ; and Carolyn Good, vice-president. 104 Vf SPORT SHOP rvorvs Varsitj Football... ROW ONE: Mr. Martin (Coach), H. Corkin, C. Dryden, J. Homesley, M. Dunn, T. Dodd, G. Young. ROW TWO: F. Bluford, L. Morris, L. Barge, D. Hockenberger E. Lambert, R. Hollis, J. Nelson, G. Dowdy. ROW THREE: J. Jewell, K. Milligan, J. Schroeder, L. Peck, D. Galbraith, D. Nelson, J. Prouty, A. The 1962 football season closed with the varsity team posting a 4-4-1 record and finishing third in the league behind Yuba City and Marysville. “The boys proved themselves to be a real fine football team and with a few breaks I feel they could have won the league championship,” said Mr. Johnson, head football coach. Bob Wells, tackle, was voted most valuable player as well as co-captain by his teammates. He was selected to the all Superior California team by the Sacramento Bee and the all Sierra Foothill League team by the league coaches. Dan Nelson, team leader and offensive quarterback, was elected all-league by the Bee. Observations by the coaching staff include the following: Ken Milligan, end, top receiver; Ron Alt, exceptional defensive halfback; Dan Galbraith, fullback, and Tom Draeger, junior tackle, good defensive ball players throughout the season; Robert Corkkin, end, fine target; Adalbert Bartel, co-captain, one of the best defensive ends in the league; Jim Prouty, fine all around football player hampered by injuries; Fred Bluford, driving fullback, excellent ground gainer; Walter Humphreys, tough defensive guard; Les-ton Peck, center, opened many holes during crucial plays for the backfield; Glen Dowdy, excellent all around player at both center and guard. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Martin, assistant coach, are looking forward to an excellent season next year with the many fine returning juniors. Among these are John Whittier, halfback, the most consistent back this season, and Larry Heath, tackle, the best junior football player in the league according to Johnson. T. Draegcr, R. Owens, J. Whittier. D. Dunn, R. Barton, E. Wristen, L. Heath, Hockenberger, P. Wells, A. Regis, R. Newhouse, R. Metcalf, B. Sandlin, R. Alt, S. Nelson, W. Humphreys, R. Wells, J. Nicholas, D. Rasmussen, A. Howard, Bartel, D. Keener (Manager), Mr. Johnson (Coach). Oroville ..................... 14 Oroville .................... 13 Oroville ..................... 7 Oroville ...................... 6 Oroville ...................... 6 Oroville ..................... 19 Oroville .................... 12 Oroville .................... 13 Oroville ...................... 6 Chico ..................... 7 Shasta .................... 28 Red Bluff ................. 30 Roseville.................. 0 Yuba City ............... 7 Nevada Union .............. 8 Las Plumas ................ 0 Placer..................... 13 Marysville ................ 20 CO-CAPTAINS — Bob Wells and Adalbert Bartel were elected co-captains for this year. WALTER HUMPHREYS Guard GLEN DOWDY Center LARRY HEATH Tackle MIKE DUNN Guard FRED BLUFORD Fullback JIM PROUTY Halfback If? JOHN WHITTIER Halfback RON HOLLIS Quarterback LESTON PECK Center BOB WELLS Tackle JOHN NELSON End TERRY DODD Halfback DON DUNN Halfback LARRY BARGE Halfback DAN GALBRAITH Halfback DAN NELSON Quarterback v KEN MILLIGAN End m ADALBERT BARTEL End - i Football Queen Candidates ... The Football Queen candidates for 1962-63 were, (back row) Trudy Simmons, senior, escorted by Richard Anderson; Kathy O’Brien, junior, escorted by Charles Raney; (front row) Laura Christensen, sophomore, escorted by Stanley Anderson; and Pat Whittier, freshman, escorted by John Helmick. Kathy O’ Brien, junior candidate, was crowned queen for 1962-63 year. A • • • Varsity Cheerleaders JUDY WHITLOCK YVONNE EVANS (Head) ON DISPLAY — The Victory Bell arrived at the football field after a procession through the downtown streets of Oroville. Both school participated in the parade. • • • Early in the 1961 Basketball season the Las Plumas and Oroville Student Councils met to discuss a symbol of rivalry between the two schools. A victory bell was chosen, to be awarded each year to the winner of the varsity football game. The bell intended to channel the enthusiasm of the students toward an acceptable goal as a symbol of good competition, was obtained from an old house in Feather Falls. The dedication of the Bell was made by Superintendent Weston M. Alt, who said: “Let us all, principals, students, parents and friends dedicate this Bell to our two high schools, Las Plumas and Oroville; to clean, hard, fair play; to keep competition; to friendly rivalry; to sportsmanship and high ideals; and to victory. May each school each year exemplify the best in scholastic competition, contribute to an ever increasing appreciation of these principles, and may they take victory — or defeat as fate will impartially ascribe to them over the years — in stride.” THE SYMBOL OF VICTORY — The bell is 22 inches in diameter and including the solid oak base, weighs 200 pounds. It is cast iron with a bronze finish. The cost of repairs to the bell, about $60 was split between the two schools. Oroville-Las Plumas game by a score of 12-0. Here the 115 happy players are shown carrying the bell (partially hidden) off the field. J.V. FOOTBALL... This year’s Junior Varsity Football Team completed the season placing fourth in the Sierra Foothill League with a record of two wins, three losses, and one tie. High scorer for the team was Jimmy Walsh, a freshman halfback. Kenny Turner, a sophomore, was an outstanding lineman. John Aleck and Bob Bryson were chosen by their teammates to be co-captains. COACHES — Mr. Arnold and Mr. Stauss ROW ONE: F. Pulley, R. Wright, B. Kimble, L. Simpson, L. Hawkins, R. Kirk, S. Clark, J. Walsh R. Gore, M. Blade. ROW TWO: J. Beard, B. Moore, G. Spannaus, J. Combs, C. Carpenter, K. Turner, F. Prater, L. Otis, S. McLean, E. Sharp, J. Arbogast, P. Pendergast. ROW THREE: J. Thompson, B. Brewer, B. Boom, J. Veilleaux, B. Bryson, T. Gomez, J. Aleck, C. Hoffman, S. Theveos, M. Ilorney, C. Goodman. Oroville 0 Chico 31 Oroville 6 Shasta 28 Oroville 0 Red Bluff 28 Oroville 0 Yuba Citv 32 Oroville 25 Roseville 19 Oroville 6 Nevada Union 21 Oroville 7 Las Plumas 7 Oroville 20 Placer 13 Oroville 0 Marysville 33 CO-CAPTAINS- —Bob Bryson and John Aleck. 117 I. V s ROW ONE—B. Bryson, K. Turner, M. Blade, L. Hawkins, R. Gore, C. Goodman, B. Sharp. ROW TWO —J. Arbogast, T. Gomez, C. Hoffman, J. Aleck. ROW ONE—J. Combs, B. Boom, S. McLean, C. Carpenter, S. Clark, J. Veilleaux, L. Otis. ROW TWO—G. Spannaus, R. Kirk, S. Theveos, J. Walsh. 118 I. V. Cheerleaders ... pam Johnson sally McCarthy FROSH FOOTBALL... ROW ONE: G. Billings, G. F.hvell, E. Barnes (Co-Captain), R. Gow, R. Mark. ROW TWO: C. Bader, B. Damon, C. Brown, R. McGinnis, M. Moseley, B. Evans. ROW ONE: M. Mavdak, K. Lull, R. Pyle, P. Hemcnway, S. Phelps, D. Bump. B. Winston. ROW TWO. L. Bartel, D. Blake, S. Kantola (Co-Captain), R. Young. ROW ONE: K. Damon, E. Barnes, D. Ludwig, S. Kantola, M. Moseley, B. Brant, M. Ramsey, J. Stark, R. Trover, R. Bradford, E. Ford, K. Lineker, R. Slavich, P. Hemenway, ROW TWO: R. Young. M May-dak, C. Bader, L. Wallace, G. Johnston, G. Elwell, D. Blake, L. Albright, N. Stanfield, Roy Young, S. Stenson, B. Fiedler, D. Forbes, S. Phelps, J. Russell (Manager). ROW THREE: R. Mark, G. Billings, K. Lull, L. Bartel, B. Winston, D. Bump, C. Brown, B. Evans, R. Gow, R. McGinnis, F. Sandlin, J. Baker, M. Day, R. Pyle, Mr. Kemper (Coach). CROSS COUNTRY... A TEAM — Coach McKay, M. Minasian, M. Heyrcnd, P. Hewitt, I). Meitli, P. Everett, H. Abbott (mgr.). B TEAM — ROW ONE: D. Furry, G. Stresser, D. Murphy, D. Wittbecker, B. Graham, R. Townsend, D. Corry. ROW TWO: Coach McKay, B. Payne, S. Tandy, L. Buschman, B. Meyers, J. LaPorte, H. Abbott (mgr.). C TEAM — ROW ONE: L. Pierce, T. Rathbun, L. Hudson, D. Sanders, T. McCready. ROW 2: Coach McKay, G. Van Camp, W. Koenig, T. Fehr, D. Murphy. The Oroville B’s won the championship of the SFL with a team of Bill Meyers, who finished second in the meet. Bill Payne, Roger Townsend, and Larry Buschman. Another B-Team achievement was a fourth at the Sub-Section. Lynn Hudson, Payne, and Buschman won medals. Other B’s who lettered were Bill Graham, Gilbert Stresser, Doyle Murphy, Don Corrv, Scott Tandy, and Howard Abbott, manager. Outstanding A runners were Dave Meith and Roy Owens. Others who lettered were Manfred Heyrend, Malcolm Minasian, Pete Hewitt, and Paul Everett. Terry McCready and Dale Murphy led the C’s. Also lettering were Mike Pappas, Tommy Fehr, Tim Rathbun, Gordon Van Camp, and Lee Pierce. Both the A’s and the C’s enjoyed strong seasons, finishing third in the league. THE LIVELY ONES — Paula Lantsberger, Kathy O’Brien, and Pat West were the cross country score-keepers. Varsity Basketball. JIM PROUTY Guard JOHN QUINTEL Guard • • JOHN NELSON Guard bruce McDaniel Center WAYFORD BERRY Forward DAVE JONES Guard DAN WILSON Guard LARRY HEATH Forward KEN MILLIGAN Forward DAN NELSON Guard LAWRENCE JONES Center Oroville ................ 38 Oroville................. 60 Oroville................. 47 Oroville................. 33 Oroville ................ 43 Oroville ................ 56 Oroville ................ 47 Oroville................. 48 Oroville................. 48 Oroville................. 60 Oroville................. c2 Oroville ................ 48 Oroville ................ 47 Oroville................. 33 Oroville................. 51 Oroville................. 43 Oroville ................ 46 Oroville................. 54 Oroville ................ 47 Bishop Armstrong ..... 47 Orland ............... 63 Red Bluff............. 38 Chico ................ 37 Placer ............... 41 Shasta ............... 51 Las Plumas .......... .32 Chico................. 36 Marysville............ 43 Orland ............... 50 Yuba City ............ 43 Roseville ............ 34 Nevada Union ......... 38 Placer ............... 30 Las Plumas.............24 Marysville .......... 3.3 Yuba City ............ 39 Roseville ............ 46 Nevada Union ......... 45 LONNIE MORRIS Forward Capturing the SFL basketball championship for the second straight year, the varsity cagemen compiled a league record of twelve wins without a loss. Forming the mainstay of the team were the only two returning players from last year’s varsity, Ken Milligan, forward, and Lawrence Jones, center. Jones, the captain, was the leader in rebounds and scoring, averaging 10.5 points per game. Dan Wilson was hampered by a knee injury in early season but played effectively in later games, displaying fine outside shooting in the Acker Tournament. Wayford Berry was constantly good as both a scorer and a rebounder. Larry Heath, although lacking some of the experience of the other players, scored well in later games at critical moments. Lonnie Morris was a big help in many games with his accurate shooting. John Quintel was the most consistent guard, showing promise for high-scoring honors next year. Reserves who played an important part in the. winning season were Jim Prouty, Dan Nelson, Bruce McDaniels, Dave Jones, seniors, and John Nelson, a junior. Curtis Byford (manager) Coach Millet The 1962 Varsity Basketball players and Coach Millet chose to dedicate their winning season to Jim Hastie who, because of illness, was unable to play this year. Jim received a varsity block and gold basketball along with the members of the team, at the close of the season. Songleaders ... DIANE JOHNSON (Head) DONNA GREENE SHARON TUFONI TRUDY SIMMONS i. V. Basketball... ROW ONE: B. Barkhurst, K. Beck, S. Anderson, C. Raney, C. McCormick, E. Stovall. ROW TWO: J. Stanton, C. Brown, C. Tandy, R. Scrhoeder, D. Zancanella, B. Payne, D. Corry. MR. STAFFORD, Coach The J. V. basketball team posted a 10-10 record finishing fourth in the SPL League. This record does not, however, give a true picture of the season. Two of the games lost were in overtime, three by a two-point margin and two by one point. In view of this situation, Mr. Stafford, coach, commented, “The boys seemed to be about two points from greatness in every game.” Ron Schoeder, center, was the leading scorer, and Stan Anderson, guard, the best all-around player. John Stanton, forward, was elected captain by his teammates. Oroville 27 Oroville 39 41 Oroville 43 Oroville 29 Oroville 39 Oroville 41 Oroville 45 Oroville 54 Oroville 39 Oroville 47 Oroville 60 Oroville 37 Oroville 53 Oroville 33 Oroville 41 Oroville 29 Oroville 38 Oroville 39 Oroville 58 Chico ................ 30 Christian Brothers .. 31 Orland................ 43 Red Bluff ............ 45 Chico ................ 30 Placer ............... 17 Shasta ............... 42 Las Plumas ........... 44 Chico ................ 36 Marysville ........... 47 Orland................ 36 Yuba City............ 51 Roseville ............ 34 Nevada Union ......... 50 Placer .............. 46 Las Plumas ........... 28 Marysville............ 30 Yuba City............. 48 Roseville ............ 44 Nevada Union ........ 45 STAN ANDERSON Guard RONNIE SCHROEDER Center COBY BROWN Forward JOHN STANTON (Captain) Forward CHARLES RANEY Guard DON CORRY Guard C D Basketball... ROW ONE—G. Taylor, F. Zundel, R. O’Rourke J. Me Daniel, B. Schab, R. Bradford, G. George. ROW TWO—S. Anderson (Manager), S. Karr,G. Berry, E. Stovall, W. Bucholz, B. Dolgovin, K. Beck, Mr. Millet (Coach). For the first time in nine years Oroville didn’t win the SFL championship in either C or D basketball. However, both teams finished high in the standings, the C’s second, behind a veteran Marysville squad, and the D’s third, behind Marysville and Yuba City. Ken Beck led all C scores with Richard O’Rourke and Ed Stovall playing all around good ball, according to Mr. Millet. Captain Randy Stenson was the D high scorer. Also outstanding was freshman Gary Stanton. Richard O’Rourke was elected captain by his teammates. 130 ROW ONE—C. Raney (manager), D. Edwards, L. Patterson, R. Baker, D. Smith, R. Schriver, C. Metcalf, R. Howell, D.VanBenthusen. ROW TWO—R. Stenson, G. Stanton, J. Robertson, V. Bradford, D. Smith, R. Jayne, S. Strang, Mr. Millet. C SCORES . .. Oroville ..................25 Oroville ..................27 Oroville ..................35 Oroville ..................25 Oroville ..................32 Oroville ..................35 Oroville ..................31 Oroville ..................19 Oroville ..................16 Oroville ..................29 Oroville ..................28 Oroville ..................30 Oroville ..................15 Oroville .........„........18 Los Molinos ...........23 Nevada Union ..........18 Los Molinos ...........37 Yuba City .............13 Durham ................21 Las Plumas ............20 Chico ............... 21 Marysville ............25 Placer .............. 18 Nevada Union ..........27 Yuba City .............30 Las Plumas.............12 Marysville.............25 Placer.................17 D SCORES.. . Oroville 7 Oroville 20 Oroville 15 Oroville 26 Oroville 28 Oroville 29 Oroville 34 Oroville 20 Oroville 30 Oroville 32 Oroville 17 Oroville 27 Oroville 22 Oroville 17 Los Molinos ...........17 Nevada Union...........13 Los Molinos ...........13 Yuba City .............31 Durham ................16 Las Plumas ............19 Chico .................15 Marysville ............23 Placer ................27 Nevada Union ..........24 Yuba City .............27 Las Plumas ............16 Marysville ............40 Placer ................21 Randy Stenson was elected D basketball captain. A B Ramblers... A RAMBLERS — B. Dolgovin, J. Arbogast, P. Hewitt, C. Hoffman, J. Villeaux, R. Pyle, J. Combes, J. Nelson, G. Tooley. Kneeling: D. Ludwig (manager). B RAMBLERS — STANDING: D. Gregory, J. Ratto, G. Billings, R. Mark, B. Winston, J. Thompson, R. McGinnis, Mr. McKay (coach). Kneeling: R. Stenson, L. Albright, M. Moseley, S. Kantola, B. Brant, R. Young, G. Johnston, D. Ludwig (manager). Acker Tournament... ADIEU — Mr. Millet, L. Morris, J. Quintel, L. Heath, D. Nelson, K. Milligan, D. Jones, B. McDaniel, J. Prouty, L. Jones, and D. Wilson bid final farewells before departing for Redding and the Acker Tournament. In the 1963 Acker Tournament, held at Shasta High School in Redding, a superior Encina team placed first, with Oroville ending up fourth. Oroville won four out of the six games played, beating all teams in our area — Chico, Shasta, Orland, and Fall River. John Quintel, a junior, and Lawrence Jones, a senior represented Oroville on the all-tournament team. REBOUND — Larry Heath watches Lawrence Jones as he vies for the rebound. All boys who participated in the boxing championship this year are pictured above. ACTION SHOTS (top to bottom) John Edwards over Bob Wells, Joe Abrue over Garlan Berry, Lar-rence Jones over Way ford Perry. OUTSTANDING BOXER Tom Abrue • • • Wrestling OHS WRESTLERS — ROW ONE: S. Strang, J. Stark, J. Schroeder, R. Newhouse, B. Wells (captain), A. Bartel, R. Owens, W. Humphreys. ROW TWO: R. Hudson, R. Tryon, A. Salonen, H. Elerick, C. Goodman, D. Galbraith, M. Christensen, R. Anderson, G. Taylor, R. Slavich, J. Melton. ROW THREE: F. Sandlin, M. Sherrill, G. Elwell, R. Frayo, P. Wells, M. Maydak, D. Houtrouw, R. Brazell, S. Phelps, E. Barnes, L. Bartel (manager), Mr. Kemper (coach). Tennis — STANDING: R. Nassey, W. Bucholz, M. Minasian, A. Salonen, B. Graham, M. McKay (coach). KNEELING: P. Ala-kazin, D. Moseley, D. Cosart, K. Turner, D. Perkins, B. Fiedler. RAYNAR NASSEY ANDY SALONEN WAYNE BUCHOLZ BILL GRAHAM • • • Golf KNEELING: R. Schab, J. Thompson, B. Brant, D. Houtrouw, E. Gibson, R. Sutherland. STANDING: Mr. Walsh (coach), D. Disler, J. Curtis, J. Ratto, S. Moneta, S. Colt, D. Bump, H. McQuown. scon COLT DELBERT BUMP ERNIE GIBSON JOE RATTO A Tracli... A TRACK—ROW ONE: W. Humphreys, L. Peck, P. Wells, W. Lawson, H. Abbott R Corkin E Lee ROW TWO- r Dowdy, J. Houtrouw, L. Jones, R. Wells, J. Jewell, C. Hoffman, J. Patrick. ' C k ’ Lee' KOW TWO- G. COACHES—Mr. Margin and Mr. Stauss Lacking sufficient members to fill all events, the 1963 track team appeared thin at press time. The B division showed the most strength, and the C’s were improving steadily. According to Coach Stauss the outstanding boys in each division were: A’s — Jim Patrick 8:80; Glen Dowdy, shot put; and Robbie Corkin, mile. B’s — Bill Myers, half mile and relay; Roy Owens, 440, relay, and hurdles. Also mentioned as good distance runners were Larry Otis, Don Taylor, Larry Buschman, and Roger Townsend. C’s — Eddie Stovall, 330, high jump, and relay; Jerry Stresser, hurdles; and Steve Kantola, hurdles. 138 SLEN dowdy HOWARD ABBOTT WAYNE LAWSON B and I Track ... r ■ v O.. . '-•■ ft .,! TIGER A TIGERS 4P ib. • rails TKEB ':ss • 4 a, £ as TIEEIS ' D Ta ln R c £ Blad R Hemingway, H. Scott, S. Anderson, R. Owens, D. Murphy. ROW TWO- D Pope pJrMsSl ; Payne! ' L ROW THREE= D' Bump, R. Townsend, £.Vark, H. Breun, E B. Kennedy, R HoweM j Pierce M Pann 7’ M 'Iva D. Murphy, T.McCready, R. Kirk, B. Thurman. ROW TWO: becker (manager), N.Poller (man eO D Edvv rds,CF S ;tK' rg J St esser- ?r Whitaker, ROW THREE: D. Whitt-Stenson. ROW FOUR- P Pendereast ’fmanapert dN E ;tSTw’d VVa TCa?]P',T' Rf,thbun. R- Damon, S. Kantola, S. L. Albright. ' g 1 (manaSer). N- Stanfield, R. Gow, L. Hudson, M. Maydak, M. Moseley, S. Phelps, Varsity Baseball... MR. JOHNSON Coach ROW ONE: C. McCormick, C. Raney, L. Barge, D, Dunn, E. Lambert, J. Helmick, ROW TWO: A. Regis, B: Barkhurst, T. Draeger, J. Cluff, P. Everett, R. IJollis, D. Wilson, J. Schroeder (manager). ROW THREE: L. Peck (manager), A. Bartel, J. Prouty, R. Barton, D. Nelson, L. Heath, T. Dodd. The varsity baseball team, with strength and depth in all positions, looked forward to a successful season. At press time, the team had won four straight games after dropping the opener with Red Bluff by a 1 run margin. ACE PITCHING STAFF — The 1963 Tiger mound men include Joe Cluff, Dan Nelson, Ray Barton, and Ron Hollis. Freshman Baseball — ROW ONE: D. Van Benthusen, J. Topper, G. Alt, G. Stanton, R. Baker, K. Wilson, R. Jayne (manager) ROW TWO: S. Theveos, J. Stark, E. Barnes, D. Blake, L. Holland, R. Trover, S. Strang. ROW THREE: Mr. Arnold M. Sherill, D. Sanders, F. Sandlin, B. Brewer, C. Brown. JERRY STARK Shortstop COBY BROWN Pitcher DON BLAKE Catcher MIKE SHERRILL Left Field Junior Varsity Baseball... n?nWi°n r n' ?7yvf leck' J- Arbogast, J. Combs, G. Nolan, G. Spannaus, S. Tandy. ROW TWO- T McDaniel, D. Cumberland, G. Tuly, D. Gregory, D. Furry. B. Kimble, L. Peterson, S. Karr, R. Stenson. DON CORRY Third Base SCOn TANDY Center Field 146 JIM COMBS Shortstop GARY SPANNAUS Catcher GARY NOLAN Pitcher DENNIS FURRY Left Field BILL SHARP First Base 147 w w yolks S T7s2j M'r. car. —L -326P bjacT y K n'odel m }rty. m CORVETi! Posi. tri White'ri :);-vV I MG imal • ' . tains. c cond. W VV. 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WALLEY STATION CONNER'S JEWELERS 2055 Bird Street Phone LE 3-5065 Oroville, California CARNIVOROUS BEASTS? — “This is just perfect for you” says Art Howard as Sharon Tufoni and Trudy Simmons try to decide what they want for supper. Actually they’d prefer to eat out since neither knows how to cook. COLLINS AND DENNY MARKET We Give S H Green Stamps Phone LE 3-1021 3515 Palermo Road Oroville, California DONNA'S Dress Shop Smart clothes . . . tor smart women 2060 Bird Street Oroville LE 3-2626 LADIES’ APPAREL — Mrs. Schurr and Mrs. Reppent are holding a party dress from the select variety of outfits at Donna’s. BETTY JEAN SHOPS WALSH RICKETTS Women’s and Misses’ Ready-To-Wear Complete Food Market We Deliver 1365 Myers St. LEnox 3-2721 Oroville, California Dorothy Rogers Prop. Phone LE 3-0272, Huntoon Bird Selling fine foods since I 939 157 2075 BIRD OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Next Door To Penney's WOMEN'S APPAREL 1333 Myers Street Phone LE 3-6095 Oroville, California VALLEY MUSIC SHOP HAMMOND ORGANS “WURLTTZER PIANOS� 1345 Myers Street LEnox 3-6574 RAPPING IT UP GOOD— It seems as though Alice Steele, Yvonne Evans and Del Bump are enjoying their favorite song, “Mary Had A Little Lamb.” Oroville, California MONTGOMERY WARD 2120 Bird St., Oroville LE 3-1210 ALL KINDS OF UP TO THE MINUTE MERCHANDISE.FOR STUDENTS THAT RATE A FOR VALUES AND QUALITY Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back SWOLLEN HEAD — Ken Milligan and Steve Kantola look very athletic among all that football equipment. IDLE HELPERS — Gail Gross and Pat O’Neil clean up the new Moseley’s Market for the opening day while Dennis Moseley and Tom Gomez add moral support. MOSELEY'S MARKET 1700 Marysville Road THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN Complete one stop market, featuring service meats, fine products, beverages and groceries. We are especially proud of our convenient parking and wide isles in our new store. Oroville Flower Shop 1332 Huntoon LE 3-6616 Oroville Flowers for All Occasions We Give S H Green Stamps OVER-GROWN — Paullette Karageris smiles as she admires the corsage George McNulty has just brought her. Jim and Betty Ryan A SLOI I MESS — Danny Nelson and Judy Whitlock are prepared for a serious day of painting. Jill McKillop is ready for the outcome. (Notice her trusty sponge). The Little Pain Store Phone LE 3-2767 1880 Bird Street Oroville, California Paints for every purpose Exclusive Wallpapers, Sundries Bu itoni SHOE STORE 1359 Myers Street Oroville, California Shoes for the Entire Family ALL SIZE 12’s — Is Clint McCormick a lady’s man or is he just playing salesclerk as he helps Saralee Bailey, Mary Dyer, Glenna Morse, and Bekki Unruh? Rose Super Market 434 Plumas Ave. Oroville, California Schmidt's Jewelers 2016 Bird Street LE 3-0886 COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES Fruits—Vegetables—Meats— Drugs—Household Supplies— School Supplies Wyler Bulova Feature Lock Diamond Rings 161 PENNEY'S Always First Quality Bird and Downer Streets Oroville, California LE 3-3751 SHOPLIFTING? — No, just examining the merchandise. Ken Beck, Victor Bucher, Charles Raney, and Joe Ratto are having great success convincing John Quin tel the coat is of fine quality. I IRF.D SHOPPERS — Carolyne Moseley, Linda Gross, and Penny Alexandris are relaxed after a day of shopping for furniture at Hill’s. When You Furnish Your Home, Remember HILL'S for: FURNITURE CARPET DRAPERIES ACCESSORIES DECORATOR SERVICE 1945 Bird St. 533-5525 De Von’s Tru-Fit Diamond Rings Bulova Gruen Hamilton Longines-Wittnauer 1390 Myers Oroville.California JEWELRY MODELS? — As Terry Stauss wonders how Robin Jensen can hold up her arms with all those bracelets' Roy Owens grins happily, thinking of the lovely dress he can buy to match the beads he’s wearing. ARNOLD'S STATIONERY Portable Typewriters School Supplies Fountain Pens Pencils 1944 Bird Street Oroville, California LE 3-3542 HAPPY FAKERS — Bob Moore, Bob Bryson, Debbie Moseley, and Pam Beck are stocking up on school supplies with the idea of impressing their teachers. nx% TONG FONG LOW PASS THE SOY SAUCE — Dell Langston, Jerry Schroeder, Janice Jurison, and Ernie Gibson enjoy the egg foo young at Charlie’s. CHARLIE'S RESTAURANT LEnox 3-1488 Lee You and Sun Glee Proprietors 2051 Robinson Street Oroville, California BEGINNERS’ READING CLASS — Steve Kantola, Sarah Steadman, Mike Barkley, and Ronnie Schroeder seem to be enjoying their books. Too bad they haven’t learned how to read yet. BOOKS STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES 2130 Bird—LE 3-1000 A amA. feritane COMPANY WOMEN — Julie and Jenis Openshaw are about to make their daily deliveries of Butane. They have worked for the company for eleven years and will be eligible for retirement soon. Service BUTANE AND PROPANE GAS SERVICE-SINCE 1937 2575 5th Ave. OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA SOUND OF MUSIC — Sharyn McMahon, Jan Sadowski, John Houtrouw, and Rosalind Phelps are about to play their favorite record, “Beethoven’s Boogie Woogie.” 1474 Myers Street Oroville, California LE 3-4434 166 Well that’s all. We hope you liked it. 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