Oroville Union High School - Nugget Yearbook (Oroville, CA)
- Class of 1964
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twin fiiiitww iitt Editor-in-Chief, Margot Kantola, Associate Editor, Jan Adams; Business Manager, Annette Nelson; Sports, Charles Raney; Copy. Sarah Steadman; Photography Supervisor, Terry Brant; Staff Assistants, Bob Barkhurst, Rod Brawley, and Bonnie Britt. Board of Trustees BOARD OF TRUSTEES ll.ft to right): Mr. Robert O Brien, Mrs. Franklin Murphy. Dr. Robert Bethel. Mr. jack Miner, and Mr. Noel Graves • Brd °f Tru,t ‘ m ts •v«ry ortier Wednesday evening to plan and execute the operation of Oroville and Las Plumas High Schools. Their duties, charged both by law and by the citizens of the community, are very numerous, important, and time-consuming. Superintendent Mr. Weston M. Air, at the end of the 1963-64 school year, completes his sixth year os Superintendent of the Oroville Union High School District. Principal Principal Arthur Dambacher carried out the additional tasks and responsibilities imposed upon him by the abnormal school situation with admirable composure. He supplied the leadership so necessary for the students and faculty in this trying year. Mr. Ken Lucas, a transfer from Las Plumas High School, is responsible for school discipline and maintains the school calendar. He coordinates student activities and supervises attendance (which may also come under the heading of student activities'). The Nugget ' welcomes Mr. Lucas to Oro-ville High's Administrative Staff. MRS. ANDREWS, secretory to the principal and vice principal, and MRS. KAUFFMAN, registrar, are always available in the main office. ••along pull, ANO a strong PUll AND A PUll TOGETHER. MRS. MADDACK assists the counselors and is always Willing lo help o confused student AN OPEN HAND AND A HOPE TO MAKE THE DAY GO THROUGH. MRS. POWERS is the attendance clerk. She keeps a record of attendance and maintains a detention file for the vice-principal. MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE OF HUMAN HAPPINESS. Office Staff MR. BILL HOUSTON is in charge of the bookstore. He issues student body cards, sells supplies, and is always ready with a friendly smile. HE THAT IS THY friend INDEED MRS. SOUTHWICK, bookkeeper, keeps track of all student body funds. HE WILL HELP THEE IN THY NEED. NOTHING ASTONISHES MEN AS MUCH AS COMMON SENSE AND PLAIN DEALING MRS. PERASCO, school nurse, is medical advisor ond bond-aid keeper for OHS students. • GUARDIAN OF THE COLLECTIVE HEALTH. MR. HARRISON is always ready to help boys with their personal, academic, and career problems. • CONFERENCE MAKETH A READY MAN. MRS. KUNKEL, as head counselor, helps students lan their vocations, college careers, and high school jrograms. ‘•A GOOD COUNSELOR LACKS NO CLIENTS. John Stanton, Moya O'Neal, Lynne Hayes, and Jeannie Harrison buy a snack from vending machines which are in use for the first time this year. WE MAY LIVE WITHOUT POETRY, MUSIC. AND ART WE MAY LIVE WITHOUT CONSCIENCE AND LIVE WITHOUT HEART. WE MAY LIVE WITHOUT FRIENDS, WE MAY LIVE WITHOUT BOOKS BUT CIVILIZED MAN CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT COOKS. MRS. NELSON Students gather in the converted ' student union for lunch and study. The cafeteria in the main building now stands empty and desolate. Custodians CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS. ROW 1 (Left to right)—Donald Rasmussen, Robert Whitmore, Francis Jameson, Melton Wilson. ROW 2 (Left to right)—Bill Byerly, Porter Price, Donald George, Raymond Parker, James Malloy. Bus Drivers TRAVEL IS A PART OF EDUCATION Row 1 (left to right) Emil Nilson, Rex Sundahl, Hugh Harvey, Dan Penman, August Billig, Charles Lambert, Al George Henry Burns, Myrtle Pruden, Marianne Rasmussen, Geraldine Fernan-Harder, Dewey Lamb. Row 2 (left to right) Drucilla Elkins Anna dez, Loretta Sundahl, Mary Dick, Lyda Palmer, Rita Leister, Alberta Foote, Dora Penman, Virginia George, Phyllis Milligan Faculty “THEY WILL CHANGE THE PEBBLES OF OUR MUDDY THOUGHT TO ORIENT PEARLS.” MR. ARNOLD P. E. MR. BEAUMONT Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts College of Idaho; A.B.; Brigham Young University, M.S. Chico Slate College, A.B., M.A. MRS. BECK Homemaking University of California at Santa Barbara, A.B. MR. BECKER Band, U. S. History Son Jose Stale College, A.B., M.A. . ....................................... opeecn, urama, cnghsn, Chico State College, A.B. Williamette University, A.B.; University of California at Berkeley, M. MR. CAMPBELL Government, World History, Social Sciences MRS CASAGRANDE Homemaking MRS COOK Reading Pomona College, A.B.,- Chico State College, M.A. Chico State College, A.B. Chico State College, A.B., M.A MRS. CRYSTAL Latin. English University of Californio at Berkeley, A.B.. M.A. SAR. GRAY World History Hannibal La Granae College. A.E ; Northeast Missouri State Teachers B.S.; University of Colorado. M.Am.; I I -__. 4 . . • I fhA •« CAIIM MR. GROSSE Latin, U. S. History College of San Luis Rey, A.B.; University of San Francisco, M.A. MR HAYMOND College Prep Math University of California at Berkeley, A.B. MR. HEIDINGER Commercial Chico State College, A.B., M.A. MISS..HOLLAND Commercial Iniversity of California at Berkeley. A.B., M.A MR. HUGHES F'« ch University of Manifobo, A.B., B. Pa Ed B. Ed MRS. JOHNSON P. E. Chico State College, A.B. MR JOHNSON P. E. Chico State College, A.B. MR. JOHNSTON Commercial Chico State College, A.B. MRS. JONES Art California College of Arts and Cra ts, A.B. • MR. KANTOLA Agriculture University of Idaho, B.S. MR. KEMPER English University of Hawaii, A.B. MR. KIRKLAND English University of Florida, A.B., M.Ed. MR. KRAMER General Sciences University of the Pacific, A.B. MR. LAMBERT Auto Shop, Industrial Arts Chico State College, A B ., M.a. MR. LEISZ Spanish, Geography, French University of California, A.B. MR. LEUBE Social Science University of San Francisco, B.S.; long Beach State College, M.A. MR. MARTIN Geography, Typing Chico State College, A.B. MR. NELSON Special Class, Math Chico State College, A.B. MR. O’NEILL Social Science Chico Stote College, A.B. Geography, Government University of California ot Berkeley, A.B. MR. MILLET P. E- Brigham Young University, A.B. MRS. NELSON Homemaking, Family Living Chico State College, A.B. MR. PASCHALL Chemistry, Moth University of Californio MISS POPE P. E. Chico State College, A.B. MR. RODRIGUEZ Spanish U.C.L.A., A.B.; University of Texas, M.A. MR. ROSS English San Francisco State College, A.B. 7 MR. ROSSAS Geometry, Physics University of California at Berkeley, A.B., M.A. MRS. SAVERCOOL Homemaking. English Humboldt State College. A.B. MR. SCOTT World History, Geograph Brockport State University of New York, B.S.; University of Arizona, M. Ed. MR. SEEVERS Science Chico State College, A.B. MR. STAFFORD P. E. Chico State College, A.B. AR. STAUSS Crafts. Home Mechanics. Industrial Arts Santa Barbara State College, A.B. MISS THOMAS french, English Colorado State University, A.B. MR WATSON Algebra, Geometry University of Oklahoma, A.B. MRS. STAUSS P E. University of California at Santa Barbara, A.B. MR. THOMPSON Chorus, Choir, Math San Jose State College, A.B. MR. YOUNG English Chico Slate College, A.B., M.A. MR. STICE Journalism, English Son Francisco State College, A.B., M.A. MR. VAN CAMP Agriculture, Auto Shop North Dakota Agricultural College, B.S. MISS GOODER English, World History Dakota Wesleyan University. A.B. Senior NONE THEMSELVES THEIR PARALLEL Senior Class Officers These dignified officers of the famous Class of 1964 look relieved to have finally reached the top. They are: Larry Heath, President; Margot Kantola, Girls' Representative; John Quintel, Vice-President; Bekki Unruh, Secretary; and Peter Hewitt, Boys' Representative. The Spring Senior Class Officers typify all the enthusiastic seniors who are now leaving their high school days glibly behind them. They are Joe Homesley, President; Pam Beck, Girls' Representative; Tom Draeger, Boys' Representative; Lita Domingo, Secretary, and Peter Hewitt, Vice-President. HOWARD ABBOTT C.S.F. 1,2,3.4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Latin Club President 2; Model U.N. Club 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. JAN ADAMS Class Officer 1; Student Body Officer 4; Honor Roll 1; French Club Officer 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Associate Editor 4; Latin Club Officer 2; Student Council 1,2,4; Rally Committee 4. LYNN AISTON Pep Club 2,3,4, Racquet Club 2,3; Model U.N. 4; Stage Crew 3,4. GARY ALT JOYCE ANDERSON Future Nurses 4 STAN ANDERSON Class President 3; Block O' 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Senior Play. VICKIE ANDERSON ROGER ARBOGAST Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; School Musi cal 4. BRUCE AYERS Auto Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Boxing 2. SARALEE BAILEY Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club Officer 3; Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Body Historian 4. Racquet Club C.S.F. 1,2,3; Pep Club 2; EARL BAKER Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Football 1. LARRY BARGE Junior Class Officer; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Block O'1 1,2,3,4; Tiger Tales’’ Staff 3, Sports Editor 4. BOB BARKHURST Block ”0” 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Junior Class Play,- Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Musical 4. GERALD BARNES Footboll 2. LOLA BARTON Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Honorary Member F.F.A. 3,4; Horticulture Club 4. RAY BARTON Block O 1,2,3,4, Boxing 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. KEN BECK Student Body President 4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Block O' 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Class Plays 3,4. Young Man of the Month, Young Man of the Year 4. PAMELA BECK G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Tiger Tales Editor 4; Student Body Vice-President 4; Latin Club Vice-President 2; Rally Committee 4. STEVEN BENNETT Honor Roll 3; Racquet Club 2,3; Junior Class Play; Pep Club 3; Damn Yankees Stage Crew 2; Football 2; Basketball 2; Golf 1,2. JACK BERRY WAYFORD BERRY DENNIS BERSHERS LESLIE BIDLEMAN Junior Class Play; C.S.F. 4; Future Teachers 4. CAROL BLANTON Honor Roll 1; G.A.A. 1; Auto Club 4; Future Teachers 4; Junior Toastmasters 4; Pep Club 2; Speech Contest 4. CLAUDIA BOWERS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; C.S.F 1,2,3; Racquet Club 1,2,; Drama Club 1.2,3; French Club 2.3.4; Future Teachers 3; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3,4. RONALD BRADBERRY TERRY BRANT Class Officer 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; French Club Officer 3; Latin Club Officer 2; C.S.F. 2; Pep Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Yearbook Staff 4. SANDRA BRICKER DAYLE BRODERSEN Latin Club 1,2; Racquet Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; C.S.F. 3; Honor Roll 1; Class Officer 3; Student Council 3; French Club 3.4. EDWARD BROWN GEORGIA BROWN G.A.A. 1,2,3; Future Teachers 3,4; U.N. Club 4; French Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Pep Club 3. PAULETTE BRUNSON Tiger Tales Staff 4. MIKE BUELER LARRY BUSCHMAN C.S.F. 1,2; Block O 2,3,4; Crosscountry 1,2,3 4 Track 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3. DENNIS CANIFAX Latin Club 2,3. BETTY CARLSON Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 1,2. SYLVIA CARR CHRISANN CARROL C.S.F. 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Scribblings 4. RICHARD CAYTON Auto Shop 4. CAROLL CHAPPELL Racquet Club 1 Thespians 3,4; Thesoian Play 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3 Auto Club 4 French Club 1,2,3,4. BILLIE FAYE CHARLES Chorus 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Future Teachers 4; Future Teachers Historian 4, Pep Club 2,3. KARLA CHRISTENSEN Chorus 4; Choir 2,3; G.A A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Lyre Club 2. KENT CHRISTENSEN Boxing 4. JACK CHRISTOFFERSON C.S.F. 2; Damn Yankees'' Stage Crew 2; Class Play Stage Crews 3,4; National Thespian Society 4. CHESTER CLINGAN Auto Club 4; Horticulture 4. JOE CLUFF Baseball 1,3,4; Football 1; Block ‘O 1. JAMES COLLINS Racquet Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4. Latin Club 2,3; French Club 1; SCOTT COLT , . _ CSF 1.2,3; Block O 1.2.3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Football 1; Golf 2.3,4; Class Officer 1; Creative Writing Club; Creative Writers' Student Council Representative 4. JACK CONLEY Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,4; Football 2,4; Racquet Club 3. SANDRA COOMBS G.A.A. 3.4; Art Club 2,3; Transfer Student 4. RICHARD CORBALEY Football 1; Track 1,2; Latin Club 1,2. DINN COSART Creative Writers Club Officer 4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Track 2; Varsity Tennis 3,4. JOYCE COVEY G.A.A. 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Transfer Student. LINDA CRAWFORD G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 4. LAUREL DAILY G.A.A. 1,2; Future Nurses 1,2; Racquet Club 2; Chorus. CHERYL DAVIS C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; ‘ Damn Yankees 2; Junior Class Play 3; Model U.N. Club 3,4; Girls’ State 3; A.F.S. Semi-Finalist 3; Girl-of-the-Month 3; National Thespian Society 2,3,4. SUSAN DES COMBES G.A.A. 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Future Teachers 3,4; C.S.F. 1,3. TERRY DODD Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Auto Club 4; Block O 1,2. LITA DOMINGO C.S.F. 4; U.N. Club 4; U.N. Club Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Exchange Student, A.F.S. Program 4; Class Secretary 4. AGNES DOSS RICHARD DOWNER TOM DRAEGER Block O ' 1,2.3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Stage Crew 2.3,4; U.N. Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4. CLAUDE DRYDEN Block O' 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2? Wrestling 2. DONALD DUNN Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O Vice-President 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2.3.4; Wrestling 2.3. MICHAEL DUNN Block O ' 3,4 Football 1,2.3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. DORAN EDWARDS MARSHA EDWARDS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; Senior Class Play. DENNIS ELAM Football 1,2; Baseball 2; Golf 2; Wrestling 2,4; Auto Club 4; Basketball 2. HAROLD ELERICK Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 3. PAUL EVERETT Latin Club 3; Block 0“ 2,3; Cross Country 2.3-Baseball 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 3,4. J, Auto Club 4; Pep Club 3. DARLYNN FARBER Choir 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3; Junior Class Play; “Damn Yankees 2; Lyre Club 2,3,4. JEANNIE FENDT French Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; G.A.A. 2; Drama Club 2; Honor Poll 1,2; Racquet Club CLAIR FRANCIS LEORA FRANCIS G.A.A. 3,4. NANCY FRANK Songleader A- G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. Officer 3; Latin Club 2,3; Racquet Club 3. JUDY FRANKLIN Club 2,3,4, Damn Yankees Track Manager 1; Wrestling 3; 2; Chorus 1. MICHAEL GATES Pep Club 3; Track 2; Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. DONNA GIBBONS G.A.A. 1; French Club Pep Club 2,3,4. Basketball 2; Racquet 1,2; Racquet Club 3; GARY GIBSON MICHAEL GILCHRIST DOUG GILLIS Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2; Auto Club 4; Boxing 4. DOLORES GILLUM Future Teachers 3,4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play,- Girl-of-the-Month 4. DAN GLEASON Baseball 1,2. JEFFREY GNASS CAROLYN GOOD Student Body Secretary 4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Model U.N. 2; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Racquet Club President 3; French Club 1,2,3,4. BILL GRAHAM Tennis 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Block O'1 2,3; S.F.L. Tennis Title 3; S.F.L. High Jump Title 3; Pep Club 2; Racquet Club 3. DON GREER STEVE GURNSEY JACKIE HANSEN Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4, G.A.A. 2,3; Football Queen 4; Tiger Tales 4. JOE HARNESS Choir 3,4. JEANNE HARRISON Football Queen 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Tiger Tales 4. CONNIE HARVEY MELVIN HARVEY Football 1; Wrestling 2? F.F.A. 1,2,3. LYNN HAYES G.A.A. LARRY HEATH Class President 4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2.3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Block O' 1 2,3,4; All-League Baseball 2.3.4; All-League Football 4. MARTHA HEBERT G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; Future Nurses 2; Pep Club 3; Auto Club 4. GWYNN HEFFINGTON G.A.A. 2,4; Auto Club 4. JOHN HELMICK Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Block O 1,2,3,4; Boxing 2.3.4; Pep C|ub 3 TOM HERRINGTON Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Auto Club 4. PRISCILLA HEYEN Student Council 3; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Damn Yankees 2; Senior Class Play Stage Crew 4. SHARON HOFFMIER G.A.A. 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4. CHARLOTTE HOLLANDSWORTH G..A.A. 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 2,3; Creative Writing Club 4; Pep Club 2,3. RON HOLLIS C.S.F. 3; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Junior Class Play; Block O” 3,4. ROBERT HOLMAN Concert Band 3,4. LINDA HOLMES G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Auto Club 4. JOSEPH HOMESLEY Block O” 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Thespian Society 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Racquet Club 2 3; C.S.F. 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Class President 4. BILL HORN C.S.F 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers' President 4; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Student Council 4; Racquet Club Officer 3. GARY HORN DAN HOUK Auto Club 4; Creative Writing Club 3; Anthology Staff 3. JEWELL PATTI HOUSE Pep Club 3; Junior Class Play Make-up; G.A.A. 4. RON HUDSON Wrestling 3. J MARGOT KANTOLA C.S.F 2,3,4; Student Council 4; G.A.A. Officer 1; C.S.F. Secretary 3; Yearbook 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; Senior Class Officer; French Club 3,4; Rally Committee 4; Student Body Secretary 4. PALLETTE KARAGERIS Varsity Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Damn Yankees ' 2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play,- Thespians 3,4; Girl-of-the-Month 3. RON KEENE BEN KENNEDY Choir 3,4; Cross Country 2; Track 3; Band 1; Boxing 2. MARY KENNEDY Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4, Auto Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; March of Dimes Teen Chairman 4. DENNIS KLUENDER French Club 3,4. ELTON LAMBERT VERONICA LANDRY French Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Creative Writing Club 3,4; Thespian Club President 4; Junior Class Play; Damn Yankees ' 2; Senior Class Play; Tiger Tales Feature Editor 3,4. HOWARD LANE U.N. Club 2; Junior Class Play; Concert Band 4. PAULA LANTSBERGER Head Varsity Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Auto Club 3; Creative Writing Club 4; Drama Club 3; Racquet Club 3. RICK LAWTON Honor Roll 2; Pep Club 4; French Club 3,4; Perfect Attendance 2; Football 1. JACKIE LEONARD G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Head J.V. Cheerleader 2; French Club 1,2,3; Racquet Club 2,3. ELSIE LUMAN Junior Statesmen 3; Future Homemakers 3. CAROLYN LUST Latin Club 1,2; G.A.A. 2; Honor Roll 1,4. RODGER LUTHER Track 1. JOHN McAMIS French Club 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1. NONA SUE McCOLLUM Honor Roll 1; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2,3; French Club Student Council Representative 3. CLINT McCORMICK C.S.F. 1,2; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All-League Baseball 3; Class Vice-President 2; Latin Club Vice-President 2; Block ’ O ' 1,2,3,4; Block O Treasurer 4. TERRY McCREADY Block ‘O ' 3 4; Cross Country 3. C.S.F. 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 2,3; Future Nurses President 4; U.N. Club 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Creative Writing 3; J.S.A. 3; Racquet Club 1,2. VERNON McFADDEN Auto Club 4. MAXINE McGEHEE Racquet Club 3; Junior Class Play; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Junior Toastmasters 4. DAVID McLAIN Football 1,2. RICHARD McNICHOLS Physical Fitness Records 2,3. LARRY MABRY Football 1; Cross Country 2; Boxing 2.3; Auto Club 4. DAVID MEITH C.S.F 1.2; French Club 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Junior Class Play; French Club President 4. JAMES MELTON WILLIAM MOORE BETTY COLLEEN MORRIS Honor Roll 1; Special Service Award 3; French Club 1,2; Future Nurses 3; Junior Statesmen 2; Girls' League 3; Pep Club 3; Service Club 3. HELEN MORRISON G.A.A. 2; Junior Statesmen 2; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Sierra Club 2,3; Sierra Club Vice-President; Transfer Student. CAROLYNE MOSELEY Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Yearbook Staff 3; Racquet Club 2. DALE MURPHY Block 'O' 4; Wrestling 2; Cross Country 3,4; Cross Country Captain; Track 2,3; Racquet Club 3. ANNETTE NELSON G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Junior Class Secretary; Class Play Stage Crew 3; Yearbook Staff 4; French Club 3,4. CAROLYN NELSON G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Band 1. JOHN NELSON Block O’ 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Football 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 2; Track 2; Junior Class Play; French Club 3,4. STUART NELSON C.S.F. 1,4; 3lock O'- 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3.4, Track 3; Basketball 2,3; Junior Class Play; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Baseball 1; Student Body President 4. JASPER NEWBERRY RAYMOND NEWHOUSE Block O 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Auto Club 4. SAM NOWLING Latin Club 1,2,3; Auto Club 4. EDWARD NIETO Football 4; Student Council 3; Creative Writing Club 1; Junior Boys' Representative,- Baseball 1,4; Pep Club 3; Spanisn Club 1. KATHIE O'BRIEN Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4. Pep Club 3,4; Future Nurses 4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Football Queen 3. MOYA O’NEAL G.A.A. 2,3,4; Racquet Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club Vice-President 4; Drama Club 3; Drama Club Vice-President 3; Honor Roll 1. RICHARD O’ROURKE Honor Roll 2; Block ’O ’ 2.3,4; Baseball 1,2; Boxing 2.3.4; Football 1,2; Basketball 2.3. ROY OWENS Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,- Junior Class Play; French Club 4; Block ‘O'' 1,2,3,4; “Tiger Tales ' News Editor 3; Associate Editor 4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Student Council 3. FRED PALMER Transfer Student 4. GWEN OVERLEY WELDON PAPA Transfer Student from Yuba City 4; Band 1; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. DONELLA PATRICK Varsity Cheerleader 3; Tiger Tales Staff 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Racquet Club 3; French Club 3,4; Track Scorekeeper 2,3. ROBERT PATTEN WILLIAM PAYNE Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; “Tiger Tales ' 4. PAT PATTERSON C.S.F. 2; U.N. Club 4. KAREN PERKINS NORMA PERKINS Latin Club 1,2; Racquet Club 1; Drama Club 3. ROD PEVY F.F.A. 3,4. GALEN PIXLER MICHEL PRATT Auto Club 3,4; G.A.A. 2; Racquet Club 1,2.3; Latin Club 1,2; Auto Club Officer 4; Pep Club 2,3; Tiger Tales 4. JOHN QUINTEL Block O 3,4; Block O President 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All Acker Tournament Team 3; Golf 2,3; Class Vice-President 4; C.S.F 2; French Club 3,4. CHARLES RANEY Class Play 3,4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O Off.cer 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 3,4; Creative Writing Officer 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4. -Tiger Tales Staff 3; Block O Custodian 4. JAMES RANEY JOS RATTO Basketball 2.3; Golf 2.3; Pep Club 3.4; Latin Club 1,2,3. NAOMI RAY Pep Club 2; Junior Class Play. MIKE REYNOLDS Boxing 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. JACKIE RHINE C.S.F. 1.2,3,4. C.S.F. Officer 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. President 4; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 1,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play. SANDY ROBERTS G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 4; Tiger Tales 4; Auto Club 4. DONALD ROMINGER F.F.A. 2,3,4; Boxing 2. DOROTHEA RONAN G.A.A. 2,3.4; Racquet Club 2; Auto Club 4. BEVERLY ROSANBALM Class Secretary 1,3; Studert Council 1,2,3; Tiger Tales Staff 3; News Editor 4; French Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Junior Class Play. JAMES ROSE Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3.4; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Creative Writing Club 4. ANNA RYCKMAN Latin Club 2,3,4. Pep Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. MARTHA SANDERS Tigerette 3; Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Auto Club 3,4; Auto Club President 4. MARY NELL SANDERS Concert Bond 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tiger Tales 3, Advertising Manager 4; Junior Class Play; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1. Auto Club 4. BILL SANDLIN Track 1; Football 2,3,4,; Baseball 1.2; Wrestlinq 3. y JOANN SCHNEEMILCH G.A.A. 2,3; Racquet Club 3; Auto Club 4; Pep Club 2,3. HAROLD SCOTT Latin Club 1,2.3; Track 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3-Block O 3,4. LINDA SCHULTE Chorus 2.3; Choir 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. ALAN SEELY Boys Representative 1; Class Vice-President 1; Provisional Vice-President of Las Plumas High School 2; Latin Club 1.2.3,4; Track 2,4, Pep Club. BARBARA SHIPE JAN SHOOK G.A.A. 2.3; Auto Club 4; Pep Club 3. MIKE SICKELS Latin Club 1.2,3; Auto Shop 4; Boxing Golden Glove 2. ROCIO SILVA JOANIE SLIGAR Varsity Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; French Club 1; Basketball Scorer 3; Lyre Club 2,3.4; G.A.A. Officer 3; Latin Club Officer 3,4. MARY LOUISE SMITH Latin Club 2,3. JOHN STANTON Block , 0 2,3.4; Pep Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1; Track 2.3; Block O'' Custodian 4. SARAH STEADMAN A.F.S. Semi-Finalist 3; Christmas Formal Queen 4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 2,3.4, Associate C.S.F. 2; C.S.F. 3; C.S.F. Officer 2; Rally Committee 4; U.N. Club Officer 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. BRUCE STEIDL Auto Shop 2,3,4. SUSAN SYLVA BARBARA TIEHM French Club 3,4; Racquet Club 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Creative Writing Club 4. ROGER TOWNSEND Block O 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Boxing 2,4; Latin Club 3,4; Honor Roll 3. TOM TRUEX RAY TRYON DAVID TURNER F.F.A. 1.2,3,4. TRUDY TURNER G.A.A. 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Girls’ Representative 1. LINDA TURPIN French Club 3,4; Creative Writing Editor 4; Student Body Historian 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play,- C.S.F. Speech Contest 3; Lions' Club Speech 3; V.F.W. Speech Contest 4; Student Body Vice-President 4. REBECCA UNRUH C.S.F. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Lyre Club 2,3; Racquet Club 2; French Club 2; Senior Class Secretary; Student Council 4. CHARLOTTE VANDEHEY Pep Club 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; “Tiger Tales Staff 4, Future Nurses 4; Sage and Sand Annual Staff 2,3; Transfer Student. JACQUELINE ANNE WALD G.A.A. 1,2,3; Drama Club 3; French Club 4; Pep Club 2. ROBERT WALSH Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2. Pea Band 1. KAREN WARD G.A.A. 1,2; Junior Class Play. JOANN WATSON G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Play. MARTHA WELLING G.A.A. 1; Future Nurses 2,3; Latin Club 3,4. PHILIP WELLS Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Boxing 2; Block O'' 2,3,4. PAT WEST Auto Club 3,4; Auto Club Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Junior Class Play; Pacquet Club 2; Pep Club 3; Cross Country Scorekeeper 3,4. DONALD WHITLOCK JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER Block O” 2,3,4; Block O President-4; Creative Writing Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1; Pep Club Representative 4. GEORGIA WILSON G.A.A. 1.2; Racquet Club 2,3; Auto Club 4-Pep Club 2,3. ROBERT A. WINSTON, JR. Student Council 2,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; C.S.F. 1.2,3,4; C.S.F. President 4; Class Play 3,4; Model U.N. 2,3,4; Golf 1.2; Thespian Society 3. WILLIAM WISTI Auto Club 4. DAVID WITTBECKER Junior Class Play, Block ”0” 3.4, Latin Club 3; Cross.Country 3; Track 3; Tiger Tales” Staff 4. BETTY WIXON TOMMIE DEE WOODWARD G.A.A. 1,2; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Latin Club 3,4; Pep Club 3. MARSHALL WORDEN Boys' State 3; C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; U.N. Club President 4; Student Director Senior Class Play 4; Student Council 4; School Musical Crew 2,4; Junior Class Play; C.S.F. President 3. VICKY YARD G.A.A. 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Chorus 2; Choir 3,4; Lyre Club 3,4; Pep Club 3.4; Junior Toastmasters 4; Drama Club 3. LINDA ZACCANTI PETER HEWITT Class Officer 4; Student Council 3,4; Block O 3,4; Basketball 2,3; “Tiger Tales'' 4, French Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Latin Club Vice-President 3; Class Vice-President 4. PATT LOYD Racquet Club 1; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Tiger Tales 4. SENIORS WITH ACTIVITIES BUT WITHOUT PICTURES DENNIS BELT Football 1,2; Baseball 1. CHARLES CARR SALLY CLASSENS SHARON HANKINS LYNDA HOWARD JIM HULTZ DELLA RAMSEY Future Homemakers of America 1,2; F.H.A. State Representative; Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Commercial Club 3; Ski Club 3; Majorettes 1,2,3; Transfer Student. SHARON RHODA ROBERT SAVILLE GARY WILLIAMS Foreign Exchange Student Ufa’s hard work and good study habits earned good grades at OHS. This year Oroville High School was fortunate to have Lita Domingo as a senior from the Philippine Islands. She spent this past year living with the Francis Davis family of Oroville. Her American family consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Davis, and her two sisters, Marsha, age 8; and Cheryl, age 17, a senior. Lita enjoyed her year in the United States very much and listed her greatest experience as seeing President Kennedy at the dedication ceremonies of the Whiskeytown Dam near Redding. She was honorary member of the C.S.F. and was elected secretary of the senior class. She is the youngest of five children and her father is the principal of the high school which she attended in Bautan City. Her native language is one of the 87 dialects spoken on her islcrjd fcut Efojlish is the second language and is spoken in the schools. ,i k After Lita graduates change students. She fp in Washington, D.C fc'Up University of the Pftili ) V • sh wrtF take ir cross-country bus that tfhe, qliffYox would n returning!, to the Phijippit ppirtes and major in chei P trjp vith £thjer ex-■ ‘'President Johnson at the In the classroom, Lita noticed a closer relationship between students and teachefs than in her home school. 4 A Lita Domingo and her The Davis family portrait Cheryl and Lita shared many experiences as sisters. American sister, Cheryl Davis Evening comes and the Davis family enjoys dinner together. IANK OF AMERICA CERTIFICATE WINNERS ow One: Lynne McDonald, Mathematics; Carolyn Good, Language; Bekki Unruh, Music,- Norma Perkins, Homemaking; Helen Morrison, Business. Row wo: Larry Heath, Social Science,- Don Rommger, Agriculture; Bill Wisti, Industrial Arts; Howard Abbott, Laboratory Science,- Stuart Nelson, English. Bank of America Award Winners TROPHY WINNERS CHERYL DAVIS KEN BECK Liberal Arts E'ne Arts BOB SAVILLE Vocational Arts JAMES ROSE Science and Math KEN BECK CHERYL DAVIS Graduation Speakers Chosen by the approval of both their classmates and school administrators as graduation speakers were Ken Beck, Cheryl Davis, and Linda Turpin. Ken was our fall Student Body president, Young Man of the Year, Young Man of the Month, Freshman Class president. Sophomore Class boys' representative, and Junior Class vice-president. Cheryl is Life Member of C.S.F. She was one of the outstanding dramatists of the class, starring in four school productions. She attended Girls' State during the summer after her Junior year. Linda held both the Student Body historianship and Student Body vice-presidency. During her Junior and Senior years, she successfuly competed in speech contests, representing the school through the state. Underclassmen “AN ASSEMBLY OF GOOD FELLOWS. Spring officers of the Class of 1967 put their mark on the cornerstone of the defunct Main Building. Bottom Row-. Cathy Roper, Secretary; Nancy Richter, Girls' Representative; and Phyllis McCormick, President. Top Row: Vic Avila, Boys' Representative; and Ralene Miller, Vice-President. Freshmen Class Officers These pensive Fall Freshman class officers are pondering their future years at OHS. They are, from the top of the stairs down: Sue Beardsley, Secretary; Jay Richards, Boys' Representative; Liz Louton, Girls' Representative; Vic Avila, President; and Phyllis McCormick, Vice-President. WILLIAM AKINS JON ALAKAMOVITCH CAROLYNE ALLEN MARILYN ALLEN DENBEIGH ANDERSON KEN ANDERSON FRED ARSENIAK CURTIS ATKINSON VIC AVILA BERNARD BACK DONALD BALES DEBORAH BALLENTINE ALLEN BARGER RANDOLPH BASNER JOHN BAUMAN ANITA BEALL SUSAN BEARDSLEY SHARON BEEMAN WILLIAM BEMIS DAVID BIGELOW WAYNE BILLINGS GLENDA BLAIR WILLIAM BLACK TOM BLEVINS SANDRA BOOM THOMAS BOWERS LYNN BRATTON DAVID BRIGHT CLAUDIA BROWN JUDITH BROWER DOLORES BRUCE STEPHEN BRYANT JOHN BUELER CHERYL BUNDY CHERYL BURRIS DONNA CAFFEY WILLIAM CAMPBELL JON CARPENTER IRMA CARRILLO CINDIA CASAGRANDE ROBERT CASTLEBERRY MICHELE CHOLLET SUSAN CLAESSENS ADDIE CLARK MERRY CLUFF HARRY COLEMAN KAY COLEMAN KIM COMER JANETTE CORCORAN DARELANN COSART NANCY CUMBERLAND WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM SHIRLEY CURRAN KEITH CURRIER KENNETH DAMON AMANDA DAVIS DEBRA DICKINSON MICHAEL DISLER WILLIAM DODD JOHN DONAHUE MARY DOUCETTE PAULA DUFFY JOHN DUKE ROBERT DYER GARY EASTERWOOD STEVEN EDWARDS SUSAN EDWARDS VICTORIA ESPINOSA GARY FARREN SAM FARRIS FRED FEHR NANCY FISHER CURTIS FOLEY JOHN FOWLER SHELBY FRANKLIN JUDY FRY TERESA FULK LINDA FULLER PATRICK GATES JUDY FURRY BUCK GEE MIKE GIESE CHRISTINE GIOVENNONI ALVIN GRAMPS CALVIN GREEN RICKY GRIMM JOSEPH GROGAN BARBARA GROVE JEANNE GROVE EARL GURNSEY RICHARD HADLEY DONNA HAIGWOOD JANICE HALL JUDY HALL VERGE HAMM MICHAEL HANSELL KENNETH HARLAN DIXIE HARRISON RICHARD HARRISON RICHARD HARSIN MELVIN HARTWIG JOEL HAWTHORNE NEAL HAWORTH JOE HAYS SANDRA HENDERSHOT PATRICIA HERINA FREDA HERRING TOMMY HESLEP PHILLIP HEYREND IVA HIGBY JAMES HIGGINS PATRICK HIGGINS LYNETTE HILBORN DANIEL HILL LINDA HILL JANET HILLS ONA HISLOP RAYMOND HOADLEY JAMES HOFFMIER CHERYL HOLBROOK WILLIAM HOLMAN KAREN HOLMES JUDY HOUGHTON CHERYL HOWELL DANIEL HUITT KATE HUTCHINS JAMES JAMISON DEBORAH INGWERSON DANIEL JOHNSON DAVE JOHNSON CHRISTOPHER JONES EURTIS JONES GAIL JONES MICHAEL JONES MARY ELLEN JOYNER KAREN KERN JAMES KINCAID ROBERT KING LARRY KINSER SUSAN KIRK PEGGY KLINE RHONDA KRETTINGER HAL LaFLESH VICKI LAMB DONALD LAMBERT SUSAN LANNING LARRY LANTRIP RANDALL LANTRIP MARILYN LaPORTE LEE ROY LARSON MICHAEL LARSON BERNARD LoSARTE CHEREL LAWRENCE SCOTT LAWRENCE GARY LAWTON ELDA LeBLANC DORIS LEE GARY LEONARD JAMES LERNER MICHAEL LEWIS LARRY LISS JIMMY LOGUE ROBERT LONG MARY ELLEN LOOB ELIZABETH LOUTON SALLY LOYD GARY LUTZ LANCE MacFARLANE DAVID MacKAY BARBARA McCALL PHYLLIS McCORMICK VERA McCURRY BARBARA McDANIEL ROBERT McKEE DAVID McLEAN JACK McKILLOP KELLY McNICHOLS KELLY McNICHOLS PATTY McVEAN DAVID MAHAN DALE MAJORS CHERYL MARCHEL CAROL MARSHALL RICKEY MAULDIN LINDA MAWHORIbK WANDA MAYFIELD KERRY MEEKER SUZANNE MEYER EUGENE MEYERS ARLISS MILLER RALENE MILLER MARILYN MITCHELL PAMELA MOORE TOM MORELOCK CAROL MORFORD MARK MORGAN JOSEPH MUNDINE PATSY MUNDINE MICHAEL MURRISH MICHAEL NEGUS STEPHEN NOWLING SANDRA ORTEGA ROLAND OTIS JERRY O'DELL JACK OVERLY DAVID PALMER RAYMOND PAPA JOAN PACQUIN JON PARKER WALTER PATRICK PENNY PATTERSON ROBERT PECK DALE PERKINS MICHAEL PERKINS ROBERT PIERMAN CRAIG PIERCE VINCENT PINEDO DAVID POLK DARYLE POLK LINDA POPE FRANK POTTS JOHNNIE POWERS CHRIS PRATER GERALY QUINTANA RANDY QUINTEL JUDY RAMEY DENIS REICHENBACH JOHN REX CHARLES RHYNE MINNIE RHYNE CANDICE RICE JAY RICHARDS SHERRY RICHARDSON NANCY RICHTER DIANA ROBERTS DANIEL ROBERTSON DAN RODERICK LARRY RODERICK CATHERINE ROPER JULLIE ROSE ELLEN ROSE PETE ROSE CLARISSA ROWE DEANNA ROWLAND CAROLINE RUSSELL VICKIE SALONEN CHRISTINE SALZMAN CALVIN SANDBORN CANDIS SANFORD CHRISTINE SAWYER PATTY SCHUFELDT MARGERY SEWARD CLAYTON SHEEHAN MARLA SHERWOOD KAREN SHIELDS SHARON SHIELDS SHIRLEY ANN SHIRLEY MONTE SIDENSTRICKER TONIA SIMEANER JAMES SMALLEY CAROL SMITH DAVID SMITH DARLENE SMITH JUDY SMITH KATHERINE SMITH LARRY SMITH LYNN SOLLARS VICKI SOWELL JACK SPARACIO ROBERT SPARKS WILLIAM SPENCER KENNETH STEELE ROBERT STEIDL BARBARA STEINGASSER DEBORAH STENBERG SANDY STERN PENNY STEVENS MADELINE STONE ROBERT STOVALL SUE ELLEN STOWELL DAVID STRANG LARRY SYLVA monte sylva BRUCE TARTER NANCY TATHAM SARAH TAYLOR LYNDA THOMPSON FRED THURMAN DONNA TIDWELL LINDA TOLMAN NANCY TOPPER SUSAN TURNER JUDY TURPIN BARRY UNFRIED FRANK VALENZUELA ANITA VANCE JOHN VANDEVIER JOHN VAUGHAN JOEL VEILLIAUX LAEL VON LAUDERBACK MICHAEL VORIS ANDREW WADE JANICE WALTERS JAMES WARE JEFFREY WARREN STEVEN WHITE CAROLYN WHITEHEAD GLEN WHITLOCK CAROL WIEDERHOEFT DEBORAH WIGELY JAMES WILSON WILLIAM WILSON STARLENE WINDER BRIAN WISTI COREY WRIGHT BRUCE WRISTEN PATRICIA YINGLING Sophomore Class Officers Fall Sophomore class officers lead their class in a new fad — skateboarding. Demonstrating an advanced technique are Adrienne Alt, Girls' Representative; Mark Moseley, Vice-President; Phil Hemenway, Boys' Representative; and Bev Frost, Secretary. Jim Thompson, President, couldn't tear himself away from the slopes long enough to have his picture taken. Spring Sophomore class officers uphold their class image as well as the school building. They are (Bottom Row): Pat O'Neal, Secretary; Marilyn Turpin, Girls' Representative; (Top Row): Don Disler, Boys' Representative; Phil Hemenway, President; and Jana Murphy, Vice-President. 70 LINDA ADAMS LARRY AKINS LELAND ALBRIGHT MICHELE ALECK DAVID ALLEN RALPH ALLEN ADRIENNE ALT GLEN ALT LARRY ANDERSON ANDY ANDERSON SHARON ARENDELL DOROTHY ATKINSON CHARLES BADER RICKY BAKER ROBERT BAKER SANDRA BALLENTINE CLIFTON BAMFORD EDWIN BARNES LINDA BARNES LEE BARTEL HOWARD BELEW MARY LOU BERRY BEVERLY BERSHERS CONNIE BIEBERDORF DAVE BIGBY GARY BILLINGS DONALD BLAKE LOUIS BLAYLOCK LINDA BONHAM LYNDIA BOWEN MICHAEL BOYNTON VAUGHN BRADFORD ROBERT BRANT ROD BRAWLEY BARRY BREWER JIMMY BRIMM LYNNE BROUGH COBURN BROWN DENNIS BROWN KERMIT BROWN LINDA BROWNELL ONNOLEE BROWNELL DENNIS BUMP JAMES BUNICH CLARICE BUTLER NANCY CAMBELL KENT CARLIN BARBARA CARNAHAN MARY ANN CARRICO EUGENE CASTILLO ROGER GATES DIANE CHAPMAN JEANI CHRISTENSEN LYLE CHRYSLER RUTHIE CLARK SUSAN CLARK CHARLENE CONLEY STEPHANIE COURIS BONNIE CRAWFORD ROBERT DAMON VICKIE DAVIS EARLENE DEEL GARY DENNEY DONALD DISLER DOREEN DOANE CHERYL DODD MAUREEN DONAHUE JUDY DORNAN BETTY DOSS LOIS DOSS GAIL DUGAN NINA DUNN NORMAN EARHART DENNIS EDWARDS GORDEN ELWELL ARLIS ERETH KARMON ERETH FAUNE ESPINOSA BOB EVANS ROGER EWING WILLIAM FIEDLER GARY FISCHER PATRICIA FLEENOR DELBERT FORBES SUSAN FORBES FLOYD FORD ROBIN FOSTER TOM FOX CHRIS FREESE BEVERLY FROST KAREN FULLER YVONNE FULTZ LINDA GALPIN GLENN GEORGE SANDRA GEORGE ANN GILCHRIST SHARON GILLMAN STEVEN GILLUM JEANNIE GNASS DAVID GODDARD PAT GOODWIN RONALD GORE RON GOW EDWARD GRANT SHARON GRANT MICHAEL GRAY SAMMY GRAY DENNIS GREGORY LINDA GRIEVE LOUISE GRIEVE GAIL GROSS LINDA GURNSEY LINDA HANKINS PAT HARLESS LINDA HEIMBURGER BARBARA HELD PHIL HEMENWAY KATHY HERINA PAT HESLEP ANNETTA HEYREND SHANNON HIGGINBOTHAM dale HILL JUDY HILL FRED HOADLEY TEKE HOI LAND JUDY HOLBROOK LONNIE HOLLAND DAVID HOUTROW RONNIE HOWELL LYNN HUDSON LAVONNE IRWIN ALVIN JACKSON KENNY JACKSON JUDY JAMES RICHARD JAYNE JUDY JOHNSON VIVIAN JOHNSON GLENN JOHNSTON RENEE JONES TAD JONES STEVE KANTOLA SUSAN KAUFFMAN DOUGLAS KEENER BOB KENNEDY CHENEL KEPLER ZARETTA KIMBLE SHARON KINNY FLOYD KINSER FRANCIENE KLINKO WAYNE KOENIG ANNETTE KOTKA TED LACEY PAUL LANDRY KAREN LANEY JAMES LA PORTE STEVEN LAUK KATHLEEN LARKIN LUCILLE LAWRENCE LEANTHA LEARY CHUCK LESLIE ARLENE LETTERMAN ILENE LETTERMAN DENTON LEWIS CARYL LINDSAY KIM LINEKER SUSANNE LLEWELLYN LINDA LOPEZ LINDA LOYD LINDA LUCCHESI DAVID LUDWIG KENNETH LULL SUSAN LUNDERGREEN CLAUDIA McCOLLUM BILL McCRINDLE CHARLES McCRINDLE jerry McDaniels carol McDonald fred McGinnis CAROL McLAIN JOHN McNICHOLS MARVIN McQUARRIE PATTY McQUOWN DELBERT MANN RANDY MARK SAMMY MARLER DENNIS MASSEY SHARRIE MAWHORTER MARK MAYDAK SHIRLEY MEANS ALAN MENDES CHARLES METCALF CAROL MILLER KAREN MILLER KATHERINE MILLER PHILIP MIDWOOD RICHARD MILLER WESLEY MILLER RODNEY MIMS REGINA MINASIAN CATHY MITCHELL STEVE MONETA BRIAN MOONEY BARNEY MORRIS DENNIS MORRISON JOANNE MORRISON PATRICIA MORRISON RONALD MORRISON DEBRA MOSELEY MARK MOSELEY JOHN MOUNKES JANA MURPHY DONALD NEHER RONALD NEHER CONNIE NELSON JUDITH NELSON I « f vrmt Uv m , jfttrw ROBERTA NELSON HOLLY NEUWRITH GARY NOLAN SHARON NUCKLES NANCY O’BRIEN JANE O KELLY PAT O'NEAL JENIS OPENSHAW JULIE OPENSHAW FREDDIE O'QUINN JANE OWENS NORMAN OWENS HERRIEZE PARKINGTON JOAN PARDINGTON WALTER PAUL WILLIAM PAUL DAVID PERKINS JACKIE PHELPS STEVEN PHELPS PEGGY PHILLIPS BETTY POLITOVICH NORMAN POTTER JOAN POWELL JOHN POWELL FRANK PRATER MARY PRATER LYNETTE PRICE MARY PSCHERE FLOYD PULLEY RICHARD PYlF STEPHEN RADEMACHER BILLIE RAMEY MICHAEL RAMSEY TIMOTHY RATHBUN DENISE REICHENBACH LETA RHODA VERNON RICE LUCKY RICHARDSON PAUL RITTER JAMES ROBERTSON JANET RODERICK MARFE ROSE CHERYL RUNGE LAURA RUPP JOHN RUSSEL DUANE SANDERS FRANK SANDLIN SUSAN SCHAEFER ROSEMARY SCHENKEL ETHEL SCHALEY NITA SCHWAB ERIN SCHRAM MARY SCOTT MICHELLE SCOTT RANDY SCRIVER KATHLEEN SHANER MIKE SHERRILL RICHARD SLAVICH DENNIS SMITH FLAVIO SILVA LORITA SMALLEY JANET SOLLARS ERIC SNIPES HERMAN SPUR LINDA SPENCER NORMAN STANFIELD GARY STANTON JERRY STARK STEVE STENSON FRANCES STEVENS GAIL STILES LARRY STOKES STEVEN STRANG DARLENE SUMMERS GRIFF TAYLOR PAT TAYLOR f[ SAM THEVEOS JAMES THOMPSON BOBBIE THURMAN JERRY TOPPER RANDY TROVER DONALD TRYON PAT TURNER MARILYN TURPIN LARRY TYNER DAVID VAN BENTHUSEN JAMES WALSH FRANCES WALTERS DARLENE WEBB ROSEMARY WEHRLE ETHEL WEST SCOTT WHITAKER ALICE WHITE STANLEY WHITE PAT WHITTIER STEPHANIE WILCE BARBARA WILKES LARRY WILLIAMS KENNETH WILSON KENNETH WING ROBERT WOOLDRIDGE LINDA WRIGHT RICHARD WRIGHT FRED ZUNDEL BETSY YARD MICHAEL YATES DON YINGLING GEORGE YOUNG MICHAEL YUGO CAROLEE ZOFF LAURA WYMAN Fall officers of the Junior class play a mean game of follow-the-leader down the steps of the Main Building. They are following Fritz Wideman, President. Behind him are Candy Anderson, Secretary; Sharon Abbott, Vice-President; Jean Dunn, Girls' Representative; and Steve Carr, Boys’ Representative. Junior Class Officers Looks like the feminine members of the Junior class Spring officers are trashing some excess baggage_________ a boy officer. Ron Schroeder, Boys’ Representative, is being gaily discarded by Kaye Goodwin, President! Kaye Hodson, Girls' Representative; Mary Ellen Flynn Secretary; and Laurel Houk, Vice-President. 80 SHARON ABBOTT ZEILA ANN ABELL GLENN ACKERMAN FRED ADAMSON CATHY ADKINS ROBERT ALDRICH JOHN ALECK MARVIN ALLEN BRENDA AMOS CANDY ANDERSON DOLE ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON JOHN ARBOGAST MARIE ARSENIAK JEANNINE AVILA EDDIE BALL HARRY BARTLE JANET BAYS BRUCE BARTON DONALD BATTIN JANET BAYS JIMMY BEARD PATRICIA BEMIS BARBARA BENNETT MARTIN BLADE LINDA BIEBERDORF MARY BOLEYN WILLIAM BOOM RALPH BOREN BONNIE BRITT HORACE BROWN ROBERT BRYSON WAYNE BUCHOLZ ESTHER BUNICH GLENDA BURKS MARARICE BUSH BARBARA BYRNS CLAUDIA CAMPBELL JUDY CARNAHAN CHARLES CARPENTER CHARLES CATT BARBARA CAUGHEY GRANT CHANDLER ANTHONY CHUNG CAROLYN CHURCH CAROL CLARK JOHN CLARK LINDA COLEMAN DON CORRY CHARLES CREWS SHARON CULLUM DANNY CUMBERLAND CHERIL CUNYAN JOHN CURTIS ROBERT DAHLMEIER CATHIE DA MASS A LENNY DE MASSA RICHARD DANNER MARILYN DILLON PATTY DOBBINS JEAN DUNN DARRELL EDWARDS DEAN EDWARDS JEWEL EMERSON NORMA FAITH TOMMY FEHR r JANIS FERNANEEZ JACQUELINE FLANDERS MARY ELLEN FLYNN JOE FELIPE DUANE FOLEY LINDA FOURNIER JUDY FRANKLIN LINDA FRANKLIN DAVID FROID KENNETH FRY DENNIS FURRY GARRY GARRISON JEAN GEE JUDY GEORGE ROGER GILBERT RICHARD GILDS EVELYN GOGGIA TOM GOMEZ KATHLEEN GOODWIN JOHN GRANT CELIA GREEN ROBERT GRIGGS WILLIAM GROGAN CHARLES GOODMAN LINDA GUPTILL JACK HALL RON HARLAN DAVID HARLES BEVERLY HARRISON MARY HARRISON PENNIE HARTWIG SHARON HAUGEN LARRY HAWKINS GAREY HAY GARY HAZELTINE SONJA HENSEN LARRY HERD JUDY HERRING MANFRED HEYREND BEVERLY HICKS CONNIE HIGDAY MARY HIGGINS DAVID HIPES MARY HOCKING KAYE HODSON KAREN HOFF CARL HOFFMAN GARY HONROTH LARRY HORN LAUREL HOUK CHERYL HUDGENS LORENA HUMPHREYS LOTTA HUSTON DAN JAMISON DOLORES JAYNE PAMELA JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSTON SUSAN JOHNSON ORLENE JONES ERNEST JOSLIN STEPHEN KARR ALLEN KENNEDY BEVERLY KEPPLE DENNIS KERNAN ADA KEYES BASIL KIMBLE ALBERT KING CINDY KINSER RAYMOND KIRK SHARI KORBER JUDITH LASKOWSKI GARY LEE JAN LE MARR JAMES LEWIS LORRAINE LIDDICOAT DANIEL McCALL sally McCarthy PATRICK McGRATH KENNETH McKILlIP KEITH McKILLOP STEPHEN MclEAN CHARLES MAJORS JEFFREY MEITH JEAN MELTON GLEN MEYER JON MIDDLETON PATRICIA MILLS BOB MOORE JAMES MOORE DARLENE MORELOCK CHRISTINE MORGENROTH DENNIS MOSELEY SHIRLEY MUNDINE DOYLE MURPHY LINDA MURPHY RAYNOR NASSEY GLENDA NELSON KEITH NICHOLS GERALD NIETO JERRY NOEL DONNA ODOM LIOYD ONYETT LARRY OTIS MIKE OWENS STEPHEN OWSLEY JAMES PAQUIN MICHAEL PARADIS CATHERINE PARAPID KATHERINE PATRICK CAROL PATTEN LARRY PATTERSON PHIL PENDERGAST JERRY PHILLIPS DAVID POPE ANN PRICE JUNETTA PRUDEN MERLE PULLEY JEANNIE REAGAN JERRY REAM MARCIA REARDON GAYLE REBISH SHERRY REED CLAUDE RICE GERALD RICHTER HARRY RICHTER JOHN RIST PHILIP RITTER CHARLES ROBERTSON LINDA ROBERTSON CAREN RUNGE TONI RUSSELL MARY ANN RYAN ANDREW SALONEN WILLIAM SAMPRUCCI THOMAS SANDBORN EDWARD SAVILLE CHARLES SCHAB EILEEN SCHMIDT DONNA SEAVEY WILLIAM SHARP GAYLEANNE SHERWOOD JOHNNY SHIPPY HADDI SIGGEIRSON CYNTHIA SILVA TERRI SIMMONS LEONARD SIMPSON HALLEY SMALLEY ROD SHETTLESWORTH JANET SMITH LINDA SMITH KATHY SOWELL GARY SPANNOUS MARLENE SPENCER STANLEY SQUIRES TERRY STAUSS RANDY STENSON WARREN STEVENS DARYL STILL J CQUELINE STOKES EDDIE STOVALL FREDDIE STOVALL GERALD STRESSER SCOTT TANDY SHARON TATHAM KENNETH TAYLOR DONALD THOMAS PATRICIA THOMAS NANCY THOMPSON JEANETTE TILLETT GARY TOOLEY JUDY TOWNSEND JUNE TOWNSEND VICKIE TRAVERS DIANA TUFONI CHERYL TURNER KENNETH TURNER HERMAN SPE5R GORDON VAN CAMP JEFF VEILLEAUX CATHY VOIGHT SHARON WALBERT JULIE WALKER RHONDA WARMACK GARY LEE WEST DONNA LEE WEST RICHARD WHITAKER CONNIE WHITE IVA WHITMAR FRITZ WIDEMAN CAROL WIDENER JOHN WIEDERHOEFT DONALD WILES SUSAN WILEY GREGORY WILLIAMS MAUREEN WILLIAMS JIMMY WILSON GARY WROTEN GARY ZIMMERMAN LATE FRESHMEN Tim Chatterley Kurt Dambacher Lori Kidder Glen Moore Becky Smith Phil Spruell Todd Streshly Susan Turner Sharon VanHouse Lewis Wallace Sally White Joel Wilson LATE SOPHOMORES Nancy Chatterly Sharon Dixon Norman Earhart Delbert Forbes Negtna Gatsoz Rondo Goff Sam Marler Michele Millar Margaret Morgan Janice Nelson Fred O’Quinn Kimberly Somerset LATE JUNIORS Robert Bunch Charles Crews Richard Gillis Pat McCuroy Ken McKillop Ronnie Schroeder Activities “THESE MOST BRISK AND GIDDY-PACED TIMES.” PAM BECK Fall Vice-President CAROLYN GOOD Fall Secretary-Treasurer Student Body JAN ADAMS Fall Historian CHARLES RANEY Fall Block O Custodian Officers Stuart Nelson, Spring President, beams proudly as he receives the traditional gavel from Ken Beck, Fall President. MARGOT KANTOLA Spring Secretary-Treasurer LINDA TURPIN Spring Vice-President PAULA LANTSBERGER Head Varsity Cheerleader JOHN STANTON Spring Block O Custodian SARALEE BAILEY Spring Historian Fall Student Council Row One: Shirley Ann Shirley, Jeanne Melton, Bev Beardsley, Phyllis McCormick, Liz Louton, Lita Domingo, Candy Anderson, Paula Lantsberger, Bekki Unruh, Ken Beck. Row Two: Vic Avila, Jay Richards. Pallette Korogeris, Jackie Rhine, Jean Dunn, Sharon Abbott, Adrienne Alt, Phil Hemenway, Bill Horn, Tom Draeger. Row Three: Randy Stenson, Fritz Widemon, Pam Beck. Cheryl Davis, Bev Frost. Sarah Steadman, Carolyn Good. Mark Moseley. Margot Kanfola, Jan Adams. Row Four: Jim Thompson, Charles Raney, Bob Winston, Johnny Quintel, Marshall Worden, Larry Heath, Pete Hewitt, Scott Colt. Spring Student Council Row One: Pam Beck, Kaye Hodson, Jeannie Melton, Lita Domingo, Carolyn Good, Margot Kantola, Sarolee Bailey, Joe Homesley, Carol Blanton. Row Two: Nancy Richter, Cathy Roper, Carol Chappell, Jean Dunn, Paula Lantsberger, Phil Heminway, Laurel Houk, Bill Horn. Row Three: Phyllis McCormick, Ralene Miller, Pallette Karageris, Cheryl Davis, Ken Beck, Kaye Goodwin, Jana Murphy, Linda Turpin, Tom Draeger. Row Four: Don Disler, Bob Winston, Vic Avila, Sarah Steadman, Mary Ellen Flynn, Pat O'Neal, Jackie Rhine, Marilynn Turpin. Row Five: Scott Colt, John Stanton, John Quintet, Peter Hewitt, Marshall Worden, Stuart Nelson, Ronnie Schroeder. Girls and Boys’ State Tom Sandborn and Mary Ellen Flynn were chosen to represent Oroville at the Boys and Girls' State Convention. Girls and Boys' State is a convention sponsored by the American Legion to promote student interest in state government. Each delegate is given a chance to explore his abilities by accepting the responsibilities of the mock government positions. Tom and Mary Ellen were selected by the school faculty by virtue of their scholarship, leadership, and character. They will participate in the eight-day convention after school dismisses for the summer. Comm ittee The Rally Committee was instigated by the Student Council to promote spirit at the rallies and support for our teams. The members were Sarah Steadman, Jan Adams, Margot Kantola and Pam Beck, who was too busy making signs to have her picture taken. C.S.F. Life Members Students who make the Honor Society four semesters out of their last six in high school receive a gold seal attached to their diploma as a sign of honor and are entered as Life Members of the C.S.F. Society. Students gain this scholastic level required by the Honor Society through a 10-point system. An “A in some nonsolid (band, typing, etc.), earns 1 V? points, with a “B giving y2 of a point. An “A” in a solid (English, social science, and math, etc.), earns three points. “B's” in a solid earn one point. This makes it necessary to earn at least “A s” in solid subjects in order to make this select group. The Class of 1964 was proud to have 15 of its members so honored. Row One: Saralee Bailey, Ken Beck, Claudia Bowers. Row Two: Jackie Rhine, Cheryl Davis, Chrisann Carroll. Row Three: Marshall Worden, Annette Nelson, Marilynne McDonald. Row Four: Howard Abbott, Linda Mastache, Larry Heath. Row Five: Carolyn Good, Bob Winston, James Rose. FALL Row One: Robin Foster, Bev Harrison, Jean Gee, Sally McCarthy, Barbara Bennett, Candy Anderson, Mike Ramsey, Lynne McDonald, Mary Ann Carrico. Betsy Yard. Row Two: Ken Beck, Bekki Unruh, Gail Gross, Rosemary Wehrle, Annette Nelson, Judy James, Mary Clare Pscherer, Louise Grieve. Row Three: Steve Carr, Pat O'Neal, Jenis Openshaw, Margot Kantola, Saralee Bailey, Joe Homesley, Claudia Bowers. Row Four: Glenn Johnson, Jan LaMarr, Fritz Wideman, Tom Sandborn. Carolyn Good, Cheryl Davis, Randy Stenson. Row Five: Jeff Meith, Gary Spannus, James Rose, Marshall Worden, Lorry Heath, Stuart Nelson, Bob Winston. California Scholastic Federation SPRING Row One: Dwayne Foley, Ken Beck, Bekki Unruh, Shannon Higginbotham, Lynne McDonald, Mike Ramsey, Jackie Rhine, Annette Nelson, Saralee Bailey, Lita Domingo. Row Two: Rod Brawley, Vic Avila, Bev Harrison, Sally McCarthy, Steve Carr, Claudia Bowers, Colvin Sandborn, Buck Gee. Row Three: Tom Sandborn, Phil Ritter, James Rose, Fritz Wideman, Carolyn Good, Cheryl Davis, Linda Mastache, Randy Stenson, Steve White. Row Four; Howard Abbott, Tom Bowers, Don Disler, Ron Hollis, Jeff Meith, Marshall Worden, Bob Winston, Stuart Nelson, John Quintel. K°Two°Wwr ' JK2 . Mo cie' ,'«- . Judy laskowski. B,uce Tear. Richardson, Clar.ssa Rowe. Gail Jones. Par Thomas, Gregg W iams Phil PendeJqasr' RickMcGinn k £ V Har i0n-. K°r n «•'. Pa Mon. Row Three: Sh.rley John Mounkes, Howard Lane, Bob McKee, Marcia Reardon. Bekki Unroh Jackie Rhine Pallctre KaraaeS P«H FX C°'?n'?, Whl,e' P®99y Klme Row Four: Karen Hoff, Gordon Elwell, Kenny Beck, Don Robertson, Zeke Sanchez, Richard Miller Paul Barrie Ton Po ? i rRo£ ! C: ci, He ?' R°bbie K,n9. Gory Stanton. Jack Powell, David Strang. R.chard Slavich, Sam Marler, Janice Walter . Shirley Curran. P : Car°' Sm K J°°n Sl, ar' A,,en w°y ® oen.g, Robert Holeman, Marching Band Majorettes These four girls performed along with the marching band at all home football games. Bonnie Britt Judy Herring Judy George Doreen Doane Pep Band and Concert Band The following people are members of the Pep Band: Jean Gee, Julie Walker, Susan Kauffman, Ken Beck, Becky Unruh, Jackie Rhine, Beverly Kepple, Bev Harrison, Gordon Elwell, Kent Carlin, Wayne Koenig, Rick McGinniss, Gary Stanton, Karen Holmes, Susan Lundergreen, Janet Ramsburger, Shirley Curran, Pris Heyen, Loyd Onyett, Buck Lee, Chuck Bader, Bruce Tartar, Judy Laskowski, Robert Holman, Jerry Noel, Zeke Sanchez, John Powell, David Van Benthusen, Glenn Johnston, Gail Jones, Robert McKee, Walter Patrick, Mabel Patten, David Strang, Janice Walters. The marching band makes a quick change and becomes the concert band. CHOIR Melton Adrian 0il Me 'o Rd VV Clare., P he'er' D « Farber. Vickie Yard, Undo Schulte. Linda Guptill. Denni- ton ’Ton o 6 A ' l,nda Johnston' KafhV DoMossa, Cheryl Voigt. Top Row: Wes Miller. Jerry Noel. Elton' Morrison. Row Two: Cherri Cunyan, Jeanne Lambert, Gary Gibson, Joe Harness, Jim Mel- CHORUS Rov wo Mnd lvn0 r 7i Bu$V Ho in?'. forgery Seward, Darlene Webb, Candy Anderson. Chenel Kepler. Judy Raymond. Dennis Morrison. Pott Loyd. W rio,L.: M T r D I u om' Kim 5?me.r1?!' m ° ,Ha k'n - Dolores Jayne, Judy Hill, Carol Patten, Vivian Jonson. Row Three: Linda Brownell. Cheryl Barger McD°n°ld Powjejte Brunson, Carol Morford. Linda Galpin, Lori Kidder. Row Four: Martha Sanders. Sharol Gillman. Donna Tidwell. Jeanney Reagan, Pa Harrless JkdPTnykr° aT ' p0t Mormon' Hanoh Cessha. Top Row: Betty Politovich, Onalee Brownell. Judy Houghton, Nancy Topper. Ruthie Clork, Debbie Wigely, C.S.F. Brain Brawl The winning school is awarded a trophy which is kept until the following year. If this school is able to win for three consecutive years, it gains permanent possession of the trophy. The Brawl consists of questions directed to the students on English, math, science, and other fields. The members of the 1964 Brain Brawl team were Howard Abbott, James Rose, Tom Sandborn (alternate) and Stuart Nelson. These boys were elected by the members of the C.S.F. to represent Oroville in the annual Brain Brawl which was held in Oroville this year. The other contenders came from Chico, Marysville, and Yuba City. Oratorical Contests Donald Disler won $75.00 in the American Legion contest. Linda Turpin was the winner of the C.S.F. and Lions Club Club contests using her speech entitled Moral Integrity. Linda Mastache won the Veteran of Foreign Wars' contest speaking on The Challenge of Citizenship. otucious The Racquet Club, advised by dashing Mr. Seevers of the science department, was organized late in the year but was still able to enjoy their usual activities such as the fun night which they are participating in here. Racquet Club RACQUET CLUB OFFICERS Sally McCarthy, Treasurer; Griff Taylor, Sergeant-at-Arms; Sharon Tatham, Vice-President; Dale Murphy, Secretary; Candy Anderson, President; Steve Carr, Student Council Representative, Tiger Tales Row One: Bill Payne, Charlotte Vandehey, Lori Pride, Cheri Pride. Row Two: Franciene Klinko, Dave Wittbecker, Kaye Goodwin, Jeanne Melton. Row Three: Jeannie Harrison, Pete Hewitt, Pott Loyd, Adrienne Alt, Karen Maynard. Row Four: Roy Owens, Pam Beck. Row Five: Dave Bigby, Linda Robertson, Dee Tufoni, John Stanton, Jackie Hansen, Veronica Landry, Mary Sanders, Mr. Stice, Paulette Brunson, Beverly Rosanbalm. KAYE GOODWIN Spring News Edito ROY OWENS Fall Associate Editor Spring Editor PAM BECK Fall Editor This year's Tige Tales staff, although hampered by many difficulties, has done a commendable job. The product of their labors was ordinarily published semi-weekly in the local daily newspaper, the Oroville Mercury-Register. The staff attempted to magnanimously present the news of interest to the community at large as well as to the Oroville H'9h School student. Their purpose was accomplished to a degree in bringing forth school spirit and in dealing with important and impartial material. BEV ROSANBALM Fall News Editor RONNIE LANDRY ADRIENNE ALT Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor DEE TUFONI MARY SANDERS Assistant Ad Manager Advertising Manage Pierrette (Laurel Houk), and Pierrot (Tom Sand born). ‘Overtones STAGE CREW. Marshall Worden, Pris Heyen, Jim Jewell, Roger Arbo-gast. Bob Barkhurst, Jack Christofferson, Bill Horn, Tom Draeger. In the make-up room are Dee Woodward, Miss Thomas, Britt Whittaker, Bob Winston, Pierrette (Laurel Houk), and Pierrot (Tom Sand-born). ‘Death Sends for the Doctor On November 21, 1963, the Associated Students of Oroville High School presented an evening of three one-act plays at the Municiple Auditorium. The assassination of President Kennedy resulted in the postponement of the latter two nights until January 10 and 11, 1964. The Senior Class presentation of Death Sends for the Doctor was directed by Mr. J. Anthony Rossas. Mr. Martin C. Kirkland directed the Thespian Club's presentation of Overtones.” The Junior Class Play entitled The Lost Kiss was directed by Mr. James Ross. Included in the cast of the Thespian Club's performance of Overtones were Caroll Chappell as Harriet, Cheryl Davis as Hetty, Veronica Landry as Margaret, Pallette Karageris as Maggie, and Ron Hollis as Jeeves. Included in the cast of the Junior Class play, The Lost Kiss, were Celia Green, The Kiss; Tom Sandborn, Pierrot; Laurel Houk, Pierrette; Britt Whittaker, The Man; Pam Johnson, The Girl; Jeff Meith, The Policeman; John Aleck, The BoyJ Mary Boleyn, The Grandma,- Jan LaMarr, The Newsy; and Mary Ellen Flynn, The Maiden Lady. The cast of the Senior Class Play, Death Sends for the Doctor, included the following: Bob Winston, the Doctor; Linda Mastache, Assistant; Stan Anderson, Secretary; Joe Homesley, His Grace; Ken Beck, Sigmund; Charles Raney, Ivor; Linda Turpin, Gertrude; Marsha Edwards, Agatha; and Karla Christensen, Sybil. All-School Musical MY FAIR LADY” 'frr sJJ M “ T ' ■ STAGE CREW Tom Draeger, Marshall Worden Candy Anderson, Jim Jewell, Fritz Wideman, Sally McCarthy, Bill Grogan. Greg Williams, Doug Keener, Scott Whittaker, Howard Abbott, Bob Barkhurst, Phil Ritter, Terry Stauss, John McCrindle, Buck Gee. The all-school production was di- On the evenings of April 17th and 18th, Oroville High School presented Broadway's musical “My Fair Lady , rected by Mrs. Lorelei Bonnington, and Mr. James A. Rossas supervised the stage crew. Th« co$ lnCt,wd f, BoB Professor Higgins; Cheryl Davis, Eliza Doolittle; Roy Owens, Mr. Doolittle; Jackie Leonard, Mrs. Hopkins; Veronica Higgins; Marshall Worden, Colonel Pickering; John Aleck, Freddy Eynsford-Hill; Steve Bennett, Zalton Karpathy, Vickie Travers, Mrs. Eyns- ford-Hill. Professor (Bob Winston) and Mrs. Higgins (Veronica Landry) Latin Club is one of the largest clubs on campus. Here they meet to discuss plans for an upcoming event. Each year they send delegates to the state-wide Junior Classical League Convention. Latin Club (Left to right) Joan Sligar, Student Council Representative; Jean Gee, Secretary; Vicky Travers, Vice-President; Pat Goodwin, President. Absent was Kathy Patrick, Treasurer. 110 Future Teachers Bottom Row: Rocio Silva, Georgia Brown, Sonja Hensen, Mary Hocking. Row Two: Linda Grieve, Carol Blanton, Sharon Hoffmier, Rosemary Wherle. Row Three: Vickie Yard, Susan DesCombes, Susan Wiley, Barbara Caughey, Louise Grieve. Top Row: Bill Horn, Billie Faye Charles, Leslie Bidleman, Don Partington. Future Nurses Bottom Row: Cynthia Sylva, Patty McQuown, Kathie O'Brien. Row Two: Ethel West, Lynne McDonald, Charlotte Vandehey, Judy Hill. Top Row: Cheryl Voigt, Bruce Barton, Cathy Parapid. Junior Toastmasters Bottom: Shirley Ann Shirley, Racio Silva, Carol Blanton. Top: Maxine McGehee, Stanley White. Vickey Yard. Ill Block O’ Bottom Row: John Ro„ol. Johnny MKhk « Beck. Gory Stanton Edd,e Borne, Dowd Arnold (odvisor). Row Two: Bob Damon, Steve Strong David Vanj . Murohv Mali. Maydak VDavid Wittbecker, Roger Townsend, Dennis Furry, Ray Barton. Stovall. Row Three: Phil Wells, Joe Homesley, Tom Draeger Griff Taylor Do!® Murphy, Mark Mayaaic uav.a . g McGinni. Bob Brant. Row Five: Al- Row Four: Doyle Murphy, Steve Phelps, Mark Moseley. Gilbert Stresser San n ' Whittier John Aleck Bill Sandlin. Claude Dryden, Mike Dunn, Steve Mclain, bert Regis. Bob Barkhurst, Clint McCormick. Charlie Raney. John Stanton. Row : John Quintal Doug Keener. Don Cory, Berry Brewer. Larry Otis. Steve Sl'n ,|iotLtr .l!?Ul ; WaHacc0 '? Row? D r Bo mp. °Gc,f sponnoot. Randy Walk. Scot, Tandy. Ron Schroodor. Stoat, Notion. Rotor Howitt. Jim Jowoll. Carl Hoff- man, John Nelson. JOHN STANTON Spring Block “O Custodian CHARLES RANEY Fall Block “O” Custodian Bill Payne, Secretary; Clint McCormick, Treasurer; John Whittier, President; Randy Stenson. Student Council Representative; Joe Homesley, Sergeant-at-Arms. John Quintel, Student Council Representative; Randy Stenson, Treasurer; John Stanton, Secretary; Larry Heath, President; Peter Hewitt, Vice-President; Mike Dunn, Sergeant-at-Arms. French Club Monsieur le President, David Meith, mene les jeunes filies et les garcons dans one petite chanson. (Left to right) David Meith, President; Sarah Steadman, Student Council Representative,- Carolyn Good, Executive Committee Chairman,- Larry Heath, Vice-President. Jim Paquin, Secretary, was absent. 114 UN Club Bottom Row: Michele Millar, Lynn Aiston, Lita Domingo. Row Two: Mary Ellen flynn, Sarah Steadman, Holly Neuwirth, Cheryl Davis. Row Three: Fritz Wideman, Howard Abbott, Tom Draeger. Creative Writing Club Bottom Row: Shirley Ann Shirley, Veronica Landry, Linda Turpin. Paula Lanfsburger. Row Two: Charlotte Hollandsworth, Debbie Wig-ley, Mary Ellen Flynn. Top Row: James Rose, Scott Colt, Carolyn Good, Dinn Cosart. FFA OFFICERS Jon Middleton, president; Gory Hay, sentinel; Don Rominger, secretary; Ken Taylor, reporter. FFA FFA OUTSTANDING MEMBERS (Left to right) Bill Akins, Don Rominger, Bottom Row: Bob Aldrich, Lola Barton, Robert Anderson. Milton Crews, Linda Voos. Row Two: Chester Clingan, Dave Turner, Don Rominger, Bob Moore, Mr. Kantola, advisor. Top Row.- Fred Adamson, Gary Hay, Bill Samprucci, Jon Middleton, John Helmick. Jon Middleton, Steve Kontola. SHANNON HIGGINBOTHAM F.F.A. Sweetheart Bottom ROW: David Smith, Ron Neher, Cloyton Sheehan, James Smalley, Jerry O'Dell, Jimmy Brimm, John Bueler. Second Row: Sammy Marler, Martin Johnson, Leland Albright, Mike Black, Larry Akins, Larry Rogers, Larry Sylva, Mr. Van Camp. Top Row: Alan Mendes, Don Neher, Jim LoPorte, Dennis Massey, Lewis Wallace, Steve Kantola, Delbert Forbes. Bottom Row: Carol Chappel, Veronica Landry, Ken Beck, Pallette Karageris. Top Row: Cheryl Davis, Tom Sandborn, Ron Hollis, Joe Homesley. Thespians’ Club Lyre Club Bottom Row: Jeonnie Melton, Cheri Cunyon, Bev Harrison, Jean Gee, Carol Meyer, Jackie Rhine. Second Row: Jon Sligar, Pallette Karageris, Pris Heyen, Cathy DaMassa, Karen Hoff, Jim Melton, Adrienne Alt. Third Row: Bekki Unruh, Kenny Beck, Vickie Yard, Linda Johnston, Chuck Bader, Greg Williams. Top Row: Bonnie Britt, Marcia Reardon, Kent Carlin, Lloyd Onyett, Harold Elerick, Joe Harseness Jerry Noel. Members of one of OHS's most active clubs. Auto Club, are shown discussing one of their many activities. Each year they sponsor a benefit Pancake Breakfast, care for a foster child overseas, and award a scholarship to one of their members. Auto Club FALL Mickey Pratt, Secretary-Treasurer; Jim Lewis, Historian; Pat West, Vice-President; Mary Kennedy, Student Council Representative; Terry Dodd, Sergeant-at-Arms; Donella Patrick, Publicity Chairman,- Martha Sanders, President. SPRING Chuck Carpenter, Sergeant-at-Arms,- Donella Patrick, Secretary-Treos urer; Jean Dunn, Student Council Representative,- Georgia Wilson Publicity Chairman,- Sam Nowling, Vice-President; JoAnn Schnee milch, Historian; Pat West, President. Pep Club Enthusiastic members of the Pep Club, led by the cheerleaders, stamp, clap, and cheer the Tigers on to victory over the Las Plumas T-Birds. Tigerette Jeannie Melton was elected by the Student Body to act as mascot at all football and basketball games. 120 GAA Christmas Formal Queen Sarah Steadman and her escort, John Quintel The theme of this year s Christmas Formal, sponsored annually by the G.A.A., was Christmas on Ice.' In a break with tradition, all four of the Princess candidates were members of the Senior Class. In a vote cast by members of the G.A.A. prior to the dance, Sarah Steadman was elected as Christmas Formal Queen for 1963. She received a gold bracelet and the other candidates were given silver circle pins. Moya O’Neal and her escort, Spike Helmick 121 Billie Faye Charles and her escort, Ben Woodson Pallette Karageris and her escort, Dan Nelson Girls’ Athletic Association GAA..OFFICERS Row One: Mrs. Johnson (advisor); Mary Ann Harrison, vice-president; Phyllis McCormick, freshman representative; Kathy Herina, sophomore representative. Row Two: Kaye Goodwin, secretary-treasurer; Jackie Rhine, president; Barbara Bennett, point recorder. SSr ctsLE Zzsl T2!r- is - a ™ - ■ ■ Jd: }£St la:,gHr iyoted''£,;d R?:Jb°r jsl h«w,,t£ usss- u— Tuzv “Hi' f?.r„„a’?;l sB :,ho H be -v,cky Vo,d-Jock,e Rh',n'-R° « '■ ROCIO Volleyba Row One: Onnalee Heaslip, Clarissa Rowo, Susan Lanning, Cheryl Lawrence, Peggy Cline, Patty Herina, Michele Millar, Jan Corcoran, Sandy Henderslot, Kate Hutchins, Carol Smith, Deborah Inquerson, Julie Rose. Row Two: Debbie Wigley, Mary Coucefte, Anita Vance, Nancy Tatham, Sarah Taylor, Linda Grieve. Dixie Harrison, Storlene Winder, Carol Morford, Susan Kauffman, Robyn Foster, Earlene Deele, Francme Klinko. Row Three: Darelann Cosort, Paulo Duffey, Ellen Rose, Rosemary Schenkel, Stephanie Couris, Lynette Price, Joan Price. Joan Powell, Carol McDonald. Cathy Roper, Nancy Richter, Carol Marshall, Christine Salzman, Sally Loyd, Sharon Grant. Row Four: Cindia Casagrande, Doreen Doane, Carolee Zoff, Cheryl Holbrook, Yvonne Futlrz, Devvie Moseley, Michele Aleck, Sandy George, Shannon Higginbotham, Phyllis McCormick, Ralene Miller, Liz Louton, Ira Higday. Row Five: Karen Holmes, Judy Johnson, Jana Murphy, Pat Goodwin, Linda Loyd, Annetta Heyrend, Mary Prater, Julie Openshaw, Pat Whittier, Jenis Oponshaw, Zaretta Kimble, Bev Frost, Claudia McCollum, Cheryl Dodd. Row Six: Joan Partington, Cheryl Bundy, Diane Chapman, Adrienne Alt, Mary Ann Carrico, Nancy Campbell, Charlene Conley, Gail Dugan, Janice Nelson, Kathy Herina, Stephanie Wilce, Sherrie Mawhorter, Karen Kern, Sharon Gillmon. Row Seven: Linda Barnes, Erwin Scnromm, Susan Schaefer, Penny Hortwig, Ethel Scholey, Mary Lou Berry, Annette Kotka, Laura Rupp, Pat Heaslip, LaVonne Irwin, Linda Spencer, Gail Rogers, Mary Pscherer, Shirley Means, Judy James. Row Eight; Koren Laney, Sandra Stern, Sandra Boom, Sue Turner, Judy Houghton, Ruthie Clark, Linda Tolman, Susan Beardsley, Linda Pope, Denbeigh Anderson, Candy Sanford, Louise Grieve, Chris Giovannoni, Shirley Curran. SILVA JOANN WATSON Softball MARTHA HEBERT Outstanding Player BILLIE FAYE CHARLES Basketball Sports “THE POWER OF MIND AND BODY IN THE YOUNG. Varsity Football VARSITY SCORES . . . . OROVILLE ...................... 7 OROVILLE ......................13 OROVILLE ...................... 0 OROVILLE ......................12 OROVILLE ...................... 6 OROVILLE ...................... 7 OROVILLE ......................13 OROVILLE ......................20 OROVILLE ......................27 CHICO ......................... 6 SHASTA ........................40 RED BLUFF .....................1 PLACER ........................ MARYSVILLE ....................1 YUBA CITY .....................1 ROSEVILLE ..................... NEVADA UNION LAS PLUMAS .... 126 O '•J NJ -O O tk BOTTOM ROW: Ken Taylor, Bob Dahlmeier, Phil Wells, Elton Lambert, Charlie Raney, Clint McCormick, Don Wiles lorn Draeger, Joe Homesley, Ron Hollis, Claude Dryden, Don Dunn, Andy Salonen, Al Regis. SECOND ROW- Jim Melton (manager), Steve McLean, Gary Zimmerman, Jerry Stresser, Fred Adamson, Bill Sandlin, John Arbogast Bill SharP Terry Dodd, Mike Dunn, Roger Metcalf, John Whittier, Roy Owens, Phil Pendergast (manager) THIRD ROW-John Aleck, Ken Turner Jim Pacquin, Ron Schroeder, Ed Nieto, Larry Heath, Charlie Goodman, Jim Jewell, Stuart Nelson, Carl Hoffman, Jack Conley, John Nelson, Jon Midleton, Gary Spannaus, and Ray Newhouse. Co-captains Larry Heath and Mike Dunn shake hands with the Las Plumas co-captains to start the second half of play. RONNIE SCHROEDER End ELTON LAMBERT End STUART NELSON End JOHN NELSON End A spir-ted Oroville team prepares to go on JERRY STRESSER Halfback MIKE DUNN Halfback The season record for the Varsity football team was 5-4, with a league record of 4-2. The team did a fine job, losing only to the top teams in Northern California. Both league losses were by very narrow margins, in fact, with a few breaks Oroville might have come out on top. Coach Johnson stated his biggest deficit was a lack of reserve strength but that the team as a whole was very easy to work with. Larry Heath was elected most valuable player by his teammates and also selected for the S.F.L. All-Star team. Heath and Mike Dunn were chosen as co-captains by their fellow players. Five boys were nominated for the Optimist All-Star team: Mike Dunn, halfback; Larry Heath, left tackle; Tom Draeger, right tackle; Ron Hollis, quarterback; and John Nelson, right end. The season started with a thrilling 7-6 win over Chico and was climaxed with a 27-6 victory over Las Plumas. Son Hollis, quarterback, and Joe Homesley, center, take time out to contemplate. At the end of the Oroville-Las Plumas game, the scoreboard proved Oroville the victor. 129 Bill Sandlin, guard, intently watches his teammates on the field. JOHN WHITTIER Halfback KEN TURNER Guard DON DUNN Fullback Jubilant Oroville players carry off victory bell RAY NEWHOUSE Guard LARRY HEATH Tackle TOM DRAEGER Tackle The Block O Football Queen Candidates were Jeanne Grove, freshman, escorted by Scott Colt; Pat O'Neal, sophomore, escorted by John Quintel; Vickie Travers, junior, escorted by John Helmick; and Jackie Hansen, senior, escorted by Peter Hewitt. Football Queen The results proved Jackie Hansen the Queen of 1963-64 Football Season. Jackie is the third member of the Class of 1964 to be crowned Queen, since the class entered as freshmen in 1960. The seniors are to be commended for their enthusiastic support of their candidates. 131 and Candidates Cheerleaders and Songleaders Songleaders (standings): Bonnie Britt, Diane Tufoni, and Marcia Reardon. Bottom Row: Jackie Hansen, Varsity Cheerleader; Paula Lantsberger, Head Varsity Cheerleader; Patty Whittier, Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Shannon Higginbotham, Head Junior Varsity Cheerleader Michele Aleck, Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Joan Sligar, Varsity Cheerleader; and Pallette Karageris, Varsity Cheerleader. 132 it LXrZz. sjtajss sr a,w- y “ • - «- . «• « ■ • — “-• « • «—• CHICO .......................21 SHASTA ......................14 RED BLUFF ...................13 PLACER ...................... 6 MARYSVILLE .................. 6 YUBA CITY ...................13 ROSEVILLE ................... 0 NEVADA UNION ................ 6 LAS PLUMAS .................. 0 The Junior Varsity football team finished the 1963 season with a 3-5-1 record but had a league record of 3-2-1. The team showed great improvement winning their last three games in a row. Coach Stauss said, It was a fine season as far as attitude and development. When 40 boys come out for and stay out for the entire season I consider it a success. Dennis Gregory was the most outstanding back and Lewis Wallace was the most consistent lineman according to Coach Stauss. 135 Steve Kantola, quarterback, is dragged down after gaining important yardage for the JV Tigers. Freshman Football BOTTOM ROW, Monte Silva, Jay Rtchards. John Donahue, Kelly McNichols. Joe Grogan, Monte Sidenstricker. Dave McLean, Daniel Johnson, Keith Currier, Robert Dyer, John Bryant, Kurt Dambacher, Larry Silva. M.ke D.sler. ROW TWO- David Strang, John Bauman, Larry Smith, Jon Alokamov.ch, Daniel Hill, Vic Avila, Robert Jos........ Rolley Otis, Jack McKillop. M,ke Negus, Chris Jones, Frank Potts. John Carpenter, lee Larson. Sam Ferns, and Manager Charlie Ryan. ROW THREE, Mr. Kemper, coach, Jim Logue. R,ck Hadley, Marc Morgan, Andy Wade, Ben LaSor.e, Wayne Billings, Jim Hoffm.er, Vince Pmet.e, M.ke Perkms, Robbie King. Richard Humphreys, Steve Nowlmg, Joe Vielleux. Co-captains Andy Wade, Vic Avila, Wayne Billings, and coach Jack Kemper show the unity between the coach and the players of the Frosh football team. SCORES OROVIllE ..........- 0 OROVILLE ...........19 OROVILLE ........... 0 OROVILLE ...........13 OROVILLE ........... 7 OROVILLE ........... 0 OROVILLE ...........26 YUBA CITY ................... 2 RED BLUFF ................... 6 BIDWELL JUNIOR HIGH..........19 NEVADA ...................... 6 CHICO JUNIOR HIGH............ 6 MARYSVILLE ..................38 LAS PLUMAS .................. 6 A's Row 1—Gordon Van Camp, Lynn Hudson, Robert Bunch, Cliff Marler. Row 2—Jim Moore, Larry Buschman, Dave Meith, Bill Payne, Scott Tandy Coach McKay Coach Ken McKay, manager Howard Abbott, and members of the team take time out from practice. Cross Country The Oroville B's won the S.F.L. championship for the second time in the last two years. Top runners for the B's were Larry Otis, Roger Townsend, and Dave Pope. The A s finished second in league standings. Outstanding runners were Larry Buschman, Bill Payne, Scott Tandy, and Lynn Hudson. The C's finished out the league season in fourth place. Top runners were Flavio Silva and Mike Voris. 138 B Row 1—Eddie Stovall, Fred Zundel, Dave Goddard, James Anderson, Jim Wilson. Row 2—Ken Damon, Roger Townsend, Gene Meyers, Larry Otis, Dave Pope, Dale Murphy. Dave Meith Bill Payne Lynn Hudson 139 Larry Otis I C’s Row 1—Raymond Hoadley, Ronnie Howell, Dave Bigelow, Peter Rose. Row 2___Howard Abbott, mgr ; Mike Voris, Ricky Grimm, Flavio Silva, Tommy Fehr. B Ramblers Jeff Warren, Mike Negus, Roland Otis, Ricky Baker, John Donahue, Benny LeSarte, Cory Wright, Randy Quinfel, John Bauman, Vic Avila, and Mr. McKay (coach). A Ramblers The Oroville High A Ramblers finished their 1964 season with twelve wins and six losses. Members of the team were: guards Randy Sten- son, Gary Tooley and Chuck Raney; forwards, Jim Paquin, John Arbogast and Jack Conley; centers, Bill Payne and Ronn.e Schroeder. Bill Payne was elected most valuable player and was high scorer with 186 points for a 10 point game average. Chuck Raney was elected Captain. OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE 70 ELK CREEK ... 35 34 BIGGS 54 46 DURHAM 49 • ELK CREEK 33 41 HAMILTON CITY 45 37 MARYSVILLE .. 52 40 LOS MOL 1 NOS .... 45 54 YUBA CITY 49 . 43 CHICO 42 ... 46 PARADISE 30 53 YUBA CITY 42 51 LAS PLUMAS 43 62 PARADISE 41 50 CHICO 61 48 MARYSVILLE 38 50 DURHAM 61 LAS PLUMAS 40 LARRY HEATH Center BILL PAYNE Center JOHN STANTON Forward DON CORRY Forward OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE Varsity Basketball 50 BISHOP ARMSTRONG 58 37 ORLAND 48 38 CHICO . 49 64 SHASTA 60 PLACER 56 44 CHICO . 51 49 LAS PLUMAS 40 67 MARYSVILLE 77 42 YUBA CITY 33 39 ROSEVILLE ... 57 53 PLACER 39 70 LAS PLUMAS 40 60 MARYSVILLE S3 40 YUBA CITY . 69 58 ROSEVILLE 61 67 NEVADA UNION 42 72 NEVADA UNION JIM PAQUIN Forward Bottom Row: Randy Stenson, John Stanton, John Arbogast, John Nelson, Don Corry, John Quintel. Top Row: Randy Scriver (manager), Jim Paquin, Larry Heath, Carl Hoffman, Ron Sehroeder, Bill Payne, Coach Duard Millet. JOHN QUINTEL Guard CARL HOFFMAN Center HOFFMAN HEATH CORRY JOHN NELSON Forward CORRY STANTON RONNIE SCHROEDER Forward i °[ovll e Varsity Basketball team finished their 1963-64 season with nine wins and nine losses. They finished third in S F L Leaaue play with eight wins and four losses. y Larry Heath, the work horse of the team, took high scoring and rebounding honors which earned him the most valuable player selection by the team. John Stanton was elected captain and the smooth play-maker John Quintel was considered the best all-around performer. . . . ..Coach Millet considered the season a success and commented that he felt the team d.d exceptionally well considering their lack of essential height. Heath and Quintel were also selected by the coaches of the opposing teams as members of the Sierra Foothill League All Star Team. In the 1964 Gridley Invitational Basketball Tournament, Oroville placed fifth losing the first night to La Sierra who later went on to win th 5“ - • - «“- ” -«— isss v z Larry Heath f.n.shed his high school basketball career in style as he represented Oroville on the all-fournament team. PAYNE Bottom Row: Randy Quintel, Ricky Baker, Ron Young, Mike, Yates, Mark Moseley, Larry Smith, Fred Zundel, Dennis Gregory. Top Row: Stephen Karr (manager), Wayne Billings, Barry Brewer, Gary Billings, Steve Stenson, Coburn Brown Steve Kantola, Coach Elba Stafford. Junior Varsity Basketball was much%lasnjr,hVanrSi,h ' finished 'heir 1964-65 season with .wo wins and fourteen losses. Thear season . ° ! • h rCC?rd $howS however- Nine of fhe team's fourteen losses were by four points or less. Doth or the team s wins came in league play. tola mosrnreboundsW°rneleh :'cf °P'°;n1by his 'eamm°'es while Coburn Brown took high scoring honors and Steve Kan-tola most rebounds. Coach Stafford felt that Dennis Gregory was the best all-around player. OROVILLE ........................ 23 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ...............49 OROVILLE ..........................49 ORIAND .......................... 53 OROVILLE —.........................34 CHICO ........................ 36 OROVILLE —....................... 35 SHASTA ...........................48 OROVILLE ....................... 42 PLACER ......................... 41 OROVILLE ......................... 33 CHICO ............................50 OROVILLE ........... .............36 LAS PLUMAS ..................... 23 OROVILLE ..................... 36 MARYSVILLE .......................41 OROVILLE ....................... 41 YUBA CITY ....................... 44 OROVILLE ........................ 33 ROSEVILLE ...................... 36 OROVILLE ........................ 46 PLACER ......................... 49 OROVILLE ........................ 32 LAS PLUMAS ...................... 33 OROVILLE ...... ................41 MARYSVILLE ..................... 59 OROVILLE ...................... 50 YUBA CITY ........................75 OROVILLE ..................... - 38 NEVADA UNION ................ 43 OROVILLE ...................... 56 NEVADA UNION .....................57 146 BARRY BREWER Center LARRY SMITH Guard STEVE KANTOLA Center STEVE STENSON Center RON YOUNG Forward DENNIS GREGORY Forward COBURN BROWN Forward WAYNE BILLINGS Forward C D Basketball Randy Stensen was elected captain for the “C's Both the C and D basketball teams wound up their seasons with fairly even records. Coach Millet feels that inexperience was the main factor holding the teams back this year. Their inexperience was emphasized by the fact that four of the five starting C’s were freshmen. The C team finished the season with an 8-6 record and an even 5-5 in league play. The D team finished the season with an almost even 6-8 record and an even 5-5 in league play. Outstanding player and top scorer for the C team was Randy Stensen. Kenny Steele was the top rebounder. For the D's Randy Scriver and Gary Stanton were at the top as they copped outstanding player, top scorer, and top rebounding honors. Row I—Larry Lantrip, Dan Huitt, Jim Higgins, Dennis Smith. Row 2-Randy Stensen, Curtis Atkinson, Kenny Steele, Robert Stovall, Randy Quintel. Row 1—Glen Whitlock, John Russell, Jeff Warren, Joe Hawthorne. Bill Wilson, Kerry Meeker. Row 2—David Ludwig, mgr., Gary Stanton, Bob Peck, Frank Valenzuela, Steve Strang, Randy Scriver. C SCORES . . . OROVILLE ......................27 OROVILLE ......................28 OROVILLE ......................17 OROVILLE ......................30 OROVILLE ......................48 OROVILLE ......................28 OROVILLE ......................20 OROVILLE ......................25 OROVILLE ......................31 OROVILLE ......................13 OROVILLE ......................24 OROVILLE ......................50 OROVILLE ......................25 OROVILLE ......................29 D SCORES . . . OROVILLE 27 OROVILLE 22 OROVILLE 18 OROVILLE 27 OROVILLE 32 OROVILLE 22 OROVILLE 20 OROVILLE 18 OROVILLE 27 OROVILLE 12 OROVILLE 25 OROVILLE 42 OROVILLE •. 19 OROVILLE 19 YUBA CITY ..................26 LAS PLUMAS .................14 MARYSVILLE .................24 PLACER .....................41 CHICO ......................12 LOS MOL I NOS ...............17 NEVADA UNION ...............27 YUBA CITY ..................29 LAS PLUMAS .................21 MARYSVILLE .................24 PLACER .....................28 CHICO ......................11 LOS MOLINOS ................1 2 NEVADA UNION ...............24 YUBA CITY ..................40 LAS PLUMAS .................16 MARYSVILLE .................24 PLACER .....................31 CHICO ......................18 LOS MOLINOS ................14 NEVADA UNION ...............36 YUBA CITY ..................46 LAS PLUMAS .................21 MARYSVILLE .................27 PLACER .....................27 CHICO ......................24 LOS MOLINOS ................18 NEVADA UNION ...............31 149 Elected “D captain was Gary Stanton. Boxing MARTIN BLADE and RITCHIE WRIGHT Lonnie Holland was chosen to be the outstanding boxer of the year. BOB MORGAN AND KIM LINEKER Row One: John Bueler. John Russel, lee Larson. John McNichols. Jim Jamison. Rod Mims, Glen Whitlock. Bill Cunningham. Row Two.- Monte Sidonsticker. Bob Morgan, Griff Taylor. Kurt Dombacher. Row Three: Frank Valenzuela, Richard O'Rourke. Jerry Stark, Kim Lineker, Ron Young. Dennis Gregory, Gory Alt. Jim Walsh. Steve Strang' Row Four; Mike Sherrill. Jerry Nieto. Dove Turner, Jerry Stresser, Dennis Furry, John Helmick. Mike Dunn, Martin Blade. Doren Edwards. Row Five: Phil Heyrend, Ray Newhouse, Kent Christensen, Jim Poquin, Woyford Berry, Earl Baker, Frank Prater, Steve Kontola. Row One: Kerry Meeker, Wayne Koenig, Frank Pitts, Mike Ramsey, Glenn Alt, Kurt Dambacher, Randy Trover. Row Two: Mr. Kemper, Phil Wells, Frank Valenzuela, Mark Maydak, Steve McLean, Mike Hansell,, Griff Taylor, Cliff Marler, Kent Carlin, Phil Pendergast (manager). Row Three: Mike Dunn, Andy Wade, David McLean. Ray Newhouse, Jim Raney, Charlie Goodman, Lewis Wallace, Gordon Elwell. Wrestling RAYMOND NEWHOUSE Bottom Row: Pete Rose, Robert Long. David McKay. Bob Dahlmeier, Bill Spencer. Greg Williams, Glen Weinreber. Scott Lawrence. Top Row Dave Perkins (manager), Bill Graham, Robert McKee, Tom Bowers, Bob Steidl, Bill Fiedler, Andy Salonen, Coach McKay. P ' Golf SCOTT JIM THOMPSON JOE RATTO MARK MOSELEY ANDY SALONEN BOB DAHLMEIER BILL FIEDLER Lantrip, Row One: Mike Grey, Larry Lantrip, Norman Stanfield, Mark Moseley, Bob Schab, Mike Disler, Dave Houtrow. Row Jim Thompson, Dennis Bump, Steve Moneta, Scott Colt, Joe Rafto. Randy Mark A Row One: Phil Hemenway, Cliff Marjer, Joe Homesley, Martin Blade, G.lber Arbogasr, Don Corry, Larry Buschman, Jim Paquin, Lee Bartel, John Stanton, Stuart Nelson, Ben LaSarte, Randy Mark. Track coaches Mr. Martin, left, and Mr. Stauss discuss the time of a runner. Gilbert Stresser, Jeff Meith, John Stanton. Dave Meith, Bill Payne, Larry Buschmann, Don Corry, Roy Owens. Stresser, Gordon VanCamp, Bruce Barton. Row Two: Howard Abbott, John Roy Owens. Row Three: Bill Payne, Jeff Meith, Dave Meith, Jim Jewell, Track Joe Homesley Jim Jewell . . % J ‘ ' 35r m il'-A tf w - nc or f «ac ; Ti A. 1 Row One: Doran Edwards, Ed Stovall, Dave Pope, Leland Albright, Fred Stovall, Fred Zundel, Jim Anderson, Jim Kincaid. Row Two: Mark Maydak (manager), Steve Phelps, Jack Powell, Gordon Elwell, Fritz Wideman, Ken Damon, Raymond Pappas, Bob Damon. Row Three: Roger Townsend, Joe Grogin, Tim Rathburn, Dave McLain, Larry Otis, Steve Kantola, Lynn Hudson, Jerry Stresser. Dan Cumberland, John McNichols, Robert Stovall, Larry Tyner. Gordon Elwell Row One: Dan Cumberland, Bruce Wristen, Randy Scriver, Dan Irwin, Ron Howe, Larry Williams, John McNichols, Steve Nowling. Row Two: Flavio Silva, Tom Heaslip, Mike Voris, Larry Tyner, Rick Hadley, Rick Grimm, Glen Moore, Kurt Dambacher. Row Three: David Bright (manager), Robert Stovall, Ken Steele, Gene Meyers, John Bowman, Kim Lichlyter, Steve Strang, Rollie Otis. Gordon VanCamp Randy Scriver LARRY HEATH Catcher SCOTT TANDY Center Field MIKE DUNN Right Field RON HOLLIS Pitcher Varsity Baseball +9 ' C. fro- ' fi s , 5_' . CHARLIE RANEY Second Base WELDON PAPA Third Base GARY NOLAN Pitcher BOB BARKHURST First Base Row One: John Shippe, Steve Carr, Randy Stenson, Charlie Raney, Clint McCormick, Larry Barge, Kenny Taylor Row Two: Elton Lambert, Mike Dunn, Ron Hollis, Paul Everett, Weldon Papa, Bob Barkhurst, Dennis Furry. Row Three: JjAnny Johnson (coach), Bill Sharp, Gary Spannus, Gary Nolan, Larry Heath, Scott Tandy, Charlie Goodman (manager). LARRY BARGE Shortstop ELTON LAMBERT CLINT McCORMICK Center Field Left Field Row One: LeRoy Larson, Jeff Warren, Monte Sidenstricker, Vic Avila, David Polk, Darrel Polk, Chris Prater, Bill Wilson, Bill Cunningham (manager). Row Two: Bob Peck, Don Bales, David Strang, Robert King, Correy Wright, Randy Quintel, Steve Bryant, Dan Hewitt. Row Three: Bill Dodd, Andy Wade, Mark Morgan, John Donahue, Wayne Billings, Mike Hansoll, Jon Alakamovich, Mike Negus, Coach Arnold. Freshman Baseball ROBERT KING Catcher DAVID AND DARREL POLK Center Field Left Field RANDY QUINTEL Second Base SAM THEVEOS Fielder COBY BROWN Pitcher LARRY SMITH Pitcher Junior Varsity Baseball DENNIS GREGORY Shortstop JIM HOFFMIER Pitcher Row One: Ed Barnes. Randy Trouver, Dave Van Benthusen, Dennis Gregory. Ken Wilson. Gary Stanton. Row Two: Griff Taylor manager Don Blake Charles Bader. Phil Ritter, Sam Theveos, Jerry Topper. Row Three: Mike Sherrill, Coby Brown, Vance de Belsen. J.m Hoffm.er, Frank Sandl.n, Larry Smith DON BLAKE Catcher ED BARNES First Base Margot Kantola doesn’t seem to be having too much trouble convincing Eddie Nieto and Joe Cluff of the fine quality of these shirts. GILBERT'S For Men s Wear TIMELY CLOTHES STETSON HATS Phone 533-3841 1850 Bird Street OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Jenis Openshaw, Michele Aleck, Julie Openshow, Fred Zundel, and Steve Stenson are making theirs milk. McColVs Dairy Products Co. 2400 5th AVENUE Phone 533-0688 Sss s 'zrizt. k° Pam Johnso -jaet p°w ' CURRIER BROTHERS' MARKET 2325 Myers Street Oroville, California Grenville Flower Shop 2321 Lincoln LE-6616 OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA “Flowers for all occasions” Jim, Betty and Wally Ryan Bill Sharp and John Whittier are avidly courting a certain blonde who shall go nameless. hree worldly members of the class of 1965, Marcia Reardon Diane Tufoni and Bonnie Bntt are examining some of Arnold's fine stationery articles. ARNOLD'S STATIONERY Portable Typewriters School Supplies Fountain Pens Pencils 1944 Bird Street Oroville, California LE 3-3542 The Little Paint Store Phone LE 3-2767 1880 Bird St. OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Hobbies and Crafts for all ages Here comes a brigade of Little Paint Shop soldiers, uniformed in the newest of camouflage. The group is composed of Fritz Wideman, Phyllis McCormick, Peggy Kline, and David Ludwig. Sales of Oroville 1580 Huntoon Oroville, California Phone 534-1292 Here come the Honda Honeys! Rodding up their fuel-injecting tail pipes are Linda Mastache, Sarah Steadman, Annette Nelson, and Terry Brant. TOPPER'S STEAK HOUSE Oro Dam Blvd. GOOD EATIN’ COSTS LESS Earlene Deel and Bobbie Ann Tiehm overload their trays in order to spend more time in the presence of a certain handsome gent. KEN'S Paint Store ORO..PLAZA Phone. IE 3-8780 1900 Oro Dam Blvd. Ben Franklin NATIONALLY KNOWN LOCALLY OWNED Mr. and Mr . R. J. Starn Which one has the Toni?” Sandy Stern baldly asks Nancy Richter, Bob Wool-dridae and Susan Kauffman. CRYSTAL Drug Store Prescription Druggists 1354 MYERS STREET Phone LE 3-6525 Eastman Kodaks Bell Howell Argus Cameras Helena Rubenstein Faberage and Chanel Lanvin Max Factor Toilet Articles Stationery Carol Smith, Pat Herina TATING perfume. , Gordon Elwell , and Rod Brawley sample some DEVAS- Booth .v Guy Hart s Variety and Hardware Office Equipment 117 Chico Road 2667 MYERS STREET SACKETT AND VELMA BOOTH OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Congratulations to the If you don't see it, ask for it. It is here someplace. Graduating Class 170 Bu fltwu SHOE STORE 1359 Myers Street Oroville, California Shoes for the Entire Family Congratulations to the Class of 64 Mark Moseley and Bob Brant are pleasing Regina Minasian and Jane Owens with both shoes and charm. Charlotte Hollandsworth, Dayle Broderson, Jackie Leonard, and Pam Beck are specimens of OHS femininity.Where has the Girls' Physical Education Department failed? PERRY and JOHNSONS 2227 Myers Street OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Congratulations to the Senior Class ■ I ■ 'Donna’s SMART CLOTHES . .. FOR SMART WOMEN 1933 BIRD Phone LE 3-2626 What a lufit.uaeb'dress! exclaim Bill Fiedler, Phil Hemenway, and Steve Kan-tola backwardly. tillage Beauty Salon PROSPECTOR S VILLAGE Phone LE 3-9335 TONG FONG LOW CHARLIE'S RESTAURANT LEnox 3-1488 Lee You and Sun Glee Proprietors 2051 Robinson Street Oroville, California Seems that Peter Hewitt, Mary Ann Carrico, Lynne Brough, and Ron Hollis have finally found a funny fortune cookie. Took them long enough. CONNER'S JEWELERS GIBSON’S PHARMACY 2055 Bird Street Phone LE 3-5065 Currier's Square I For all your drug store needs - Cosemetics, Cameras, Toiletries, School Supplies, Stationery, Box Candy Oroville, California Featured Cosmetics and Revlon Dubarry Coty D'orsay Matchabelli Toiletry Lines Yardley Angelique Blanchard Shulton Ciro 173 DON'S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 1724 Robinson Street Opposite the Post Office COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENTS’ FAVORITE STORE r- SOUTHERN CROSS Phone LE 3-9897 Oroville, California 1688 Bridge Street Oroville California Caught by our candid camera, Carolyn Good, Stuart Nelson, and Jackie Rhine look a little guilty. THODE SONS LUMBER CO. Your Building Material Supply House 3616 Palermo Rd. Oroville, California Collins and Denny Market We Give S H Green Stamps 430 Plumas Ave. LE 3-3414 515 Palermo Rd. LE 3-1021 Gleaning valuable space-age information from the latest scientific journals, Larry Barge and Mike Gates seem to be enjoying their intellectual festivities. is are preparing for one of Oroville's sweltering sum AISTON’S Men’s Wear 1937 BIRD STREET OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA DON HOBBIE Chevrolet and Cadillac Bird and Oliver Streets Oroville, California Phone LE 3-4626 Jim Jewell, Cathy Voight, and Charlie Raney peer from an exciting 1964 model from General Motors. BETTY JEAN SHOPS WALSH RICKETTS Women's and Misses' Ready-To-Wear 1365 Myers St. LEnox 3-2721 Oroville, California Dorothy Rogers Prop. Complete Food Market We Deliver Phone LE 3-0272, Huntoon Bird Selling fine foods since 1939 176 COMPLETE FOOD MARKET WE GIVE ORANGE THRIFTY SHOPPER STAMPS 3080 MEYERS STREET GRAY NURSE HARDWARE Phone LE 3-1735 1359 Huntoon Street Oroville, California Sno-White Drive-In 2400 Bird Street Phone LE 3-0366 What kind of a relay game have Joe Homesley, Saralee Bailey, Joan Sligar, and Mike Gray come up with now? We re ready to play, say Lita Domingo, Cheryl Davis, Wayford Berry, and Carolyn Moseley athletically. New Location at the Corner of the Olive Highway Oro Dam Boulevard It's time to buy your diamond at DeVon's, remark Bekki Unruh, Ken Beck, Bob Barkhurst, and Bob Winston pointedly. 3, U on 3 FINE DIAMONDS BULOVA OMEGA HAMILTON LONGINES-WITTNAUER 1390 Myers Street Oroville, California PENNEY’S Always First Quality Bird and Downer Streets Oroville, California LE 3-3751 Bill Grahm, Jack Conley, John Helmick, and John Rex put the finishing touches on a cute little gent, Nancy Tatham. Stanford Avenue PITTMAN REALTY COMPANY NORWALK 2052 Bird Street OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA STATION Phone LE 3-4722 Farm Brokers 3475 ORO DAM Business Opportunities Resort Properties Phone LE 3-4919 Thirty-three Years Continuous Service Selling Northern California Properties Darrel and Don Warren and Stan Pittman 179 61 ‘Nugget '' Photographer Specializing in Children - Weddings - Family Groups Graduation Portraits NOEL T. GOURSOLLE JR. Photographer - Proprietor 2)16 21st STREET :: GL 2-4506 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 180 A omA. feutcute Service butane and propane gas SERVICE-SINCE 1937 2575 5th Ave. OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Patty Whittier, Janice Nelson, and Judy Johnson decorate some otherwise-drab butane tanks. The ' Nugget Staff would like to give special thanks to Steve Gillum for taking necessary makeup pictures. He responded to many last-minute requests and always cheerfully gave of his time. 181 VALLEY MUSIC SHOP HAMMOND ORGANS “WURUTZER PIANOS Oroville, California 1945 Bird St. 533-5525 1345 Myers Street START YOUR HOME PUNNING ot LEnox 3-6574 OL J ouSe oj? Quality FREE counseling service IN HOME FURNISHING It looks like Billy Wilson, David Houtrow, and Ray Kirk had an interesting tour of the girls' shower room! 1474 Myers Street Oroville, California LE 3-4434 Barbara Shipe adds the women's touch to the appearance of Mark Maddack and Randy Mark. 1347 Meyers Street Oroville, Calif. Arrow Kuppenheimer Rough Rider Knox Radio Oroville Mesa Drive-In and KAOR State Theatre 1340 on your dial 1855 Mesa Ave. 1489 Myers Rockin' at Night From 7:00 til 10.00 For The Best in Movie With Johnny Rivers Entertainment Year ’Round A James E. Walley Station 183 EDITOR'S MESSAGE Dear Reader: — .re: wZ'tftr:,tar0n7o«‘vis;“ttehaf::sh dned■rzz™:r iizhi,,orvofourhi9hscho°'doysFor,he To rsr ass; ing thtgt 9,htttrnL“on'er SCh°°' Y °rS ’h6 mai b“ildin9 he°r' °f Shjdenf OC,ivi,y' we h°™ « «' picture, of the now deserted build- ond higtlt n TornTte t. ’remend°US Pr°9re“ °n ' 0 ''iMe Dom- Thi‘ d° ' “P° « v be the lorge.t staff We6 Tank! TTY! °' i,S deP ds Up° ,he —P ond help of individuals outside of the made o dHfcS, ’tfZZTg allots erme And,eWS' mai She has' iIh her « - 0 interest ond assistance. - srirs-Asis 22-i s 't-'rsr -— - MARGOT KANTOLA Editor JAN ADAMS Associate Editor Nugget Staff Staff—Clockwise: Bonnie Britt, Terry Brant, Bob Borkhurst, Annette Nelson, Charles Raney, Sarah Steadman. WHEN WE LEAVE WE BE FORGOTTEN,, BUT WF SHALL NOT OURSELVES FORGET. £ v. • • •
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