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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1967 volume:

The Associated Students of Oroville Htyh School present THE 1967 NUGGET Oroville, California Staff CATHY ROPER Managing Editor PHYLLIS McCORMICK Layout Editor SUE CUNNINGHAM Business Manager CANDY WARMACK Picture Editor CINDIA CASAGRANDE Faculty and Administration Editor JANICE WALTERS Senior Editor LORA PORTER Underclassmen Editor NANCY FICKES Organizations Editor NANCY RICHTER Activities Editor ROBERT STERN Sports Editor KRIS ANDERSON Sports Editor DIANE BONE Advertising Editor DANNIE COSART Copy Editor CHRIS GIOVANNONI Copy Editor JOANNA COLT Publicity MR. KRAMER 4 Advisor Contents Introduction .... 6 Faculty and Administration 10 Seniors 40 Underclassmen 72 Organizations 108 Activities 142 Sports 168 Advertisements 192 Before Os expression Behind Os expression 6 f Expression 10 FACUL Ty Superintendent: DR. RICHARD V. JONES Progress Express BOARD OF TRUSTEES for the 1966- 67 school year consisted of Mrs. Mary Dayton, Mr. Darrell Kister, Mr. Jack Miner, Mrs. Virginia Murphy, and Mr. Joe Wheeler, Jr. The people on this Board have accepted the responsibility of directing and operating both Orovilleand Las Plumas Schools. This position requires much time, effort, and dedication. Our superintendant. Dr. Jones, was appointed by and is responsible to the Board of Trustees. Being the direct representative of the Board, his duties are to adminis- ter the Boards policies. Mr. Lucas, our principal, can often be seen on our campus. His direction and leadership are necessary for both students and faculty. MRS. MARY P. DAYTON, President MR. DARRELL KISTER, Vice-President by Leadership MRS. VIRGINIA C. MURPHY Principal: KENNETH N. LUCAS MR. JOE WHEELER, JR. MR. JACK W. MINER Mr. Martin, Director of Student Activities As Director of Student Activities, Mr. Martin coordinates all school functions. Without Mr. Martin, few of Oroville High's activities would be as well organized and successful as those this year. Mr. Schwartz Mr. Johnson, Vice-Principal Vice-Principal, Mr. Johnson, is well-known by most of the student's of Oroville High School. Many times during the year students rely on his advice and approval. 14 Mrs. Nelson Mr. O'Neill The counselors are consulted by student's many times during the year concerning questions about school curriculum. The decisions student's make are often results of the counselor's suggestions. Administration and Counselors Mrs. Kunkel Promote High Standards 15 MRS. DUNLAP, head librarian MRS. ANDREWS, secretary to the principal MRS. SOUTHWICK, bookkeeper MRS. KAUFFMAN, registrar MRS. MAYDAK, couns Friendship and Helpfulness Personified MRS. ABTS, school nurse sling secretary Virginia George, Rita Leister, Gloria Crab- Albert George, Dan Penman, Andy Whaley, tree, Loretta Sundahl, and Jeanette Barr and Henry Harder Mrs. Mildred Elliff, cook 18 In charge of the Student Union, the cook supervises the lunch period. With the help of a student, she works to maintain a clean and orderly building. Also working to maintain a clean campus are the custodians. These employees are of great service to the school. Besides having a clean campus, it is also very important that the school's facilities are readily available to the student body. The upkeep of these facilities is the responsibility of the maintenance department. Even though transportation is rather difficult in a rural community, the bus drivers have been able to maintain an efficiently scheduled transportation system. These fine people are to be commended for their diligence. First Row: Mr. Smith, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Second Row: Mr. Degroot, Mr. Serve, Mr. Morris, and Mr. Hoop Scott, Mr. Kepple, and Mr. Wilson Service Is Their Motto Commercial Arts Offers diversified Program Miss Holland Mr. Heidinger This department includes typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, general business, and office machines. The skills gained in this department are beneficial in many areas of the business world, Mr. Andoe also teaches Math and P.E. 21 Mrs. Johansen Mrs. Bonnington Besides the required four years of English, Oroville High also offers Dramatics, Journalism, and Public Speaking. The different classes of English emphasize different phases of the subject. During the year English teachers have encouraged students to participate in local and national contests. Miss Godder Miss Baker Mr. Boggs fine Arts Stimulate Interests Mr. Pscherer Mrs. Zambory 24 Both the music and art classes are headed this year by new faculty members. The art department headed thi s year by Mrs. Zambory has included interesting as well as creative projects. Mr. Pscherer has contributed much to the success of the band, choir, and the chorus this year . Mr. Pscherer also teaches senior math. Home Economics Builds Tomorow's Homemakers The Home Economics department helps girls to prepare for their furture careers. This department offers foods, home management, sewing, and family living. Mrs. Nelson while not counseling teaches the family living course. 27 Industrial Arts Prepare Students For The Future Included in this department are wood shop, auto shop, and mechanical drawing. The students in these classes acquire skills useful in mechanics and engineering, while taking part in many interesting projects as well. Mr. VanCamp also teaches Forestry and Agricultural Science. Mr. Beaumont French, Latin, and Spanish are offored at Oroville High School. The langu -age laboratory, which has recently been added to this department is used by the Spanish classes only. With the language background received in high school, many students have gone on to major in languages in college. Mr. Grosse also teaches U. S. History, Mathematics Will Unlock The Universe This department includes Algebra, Geometry, Applied Math, Advanced Algebra, and Trigonometry. Most of the courses offered in this department are college preparatory subjects. The range of this department extends from the simpler aspects of math to the complexity of college math. 32 Mr. Hammond Mr. Thompson Mr. Watson PI. Teachers Follow Some of the many activities offered in our physical education course include trampoline, vollyball, baseball, hockey, wrestling, and basketball. This is one class offered in high school in which everyone participates. Mr. Millet also teaches World History. Mr. Hottell is also a member of the Math department. 34 Mr. Millet Mrs. Hodges Mr. Stauss Miss Pope Mrs. Stauss 36 Mr. Paschall Biology, Advanced Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and General Science are offered in this department. One of the most interesting activities of the Science Department is the annual field trip to the coast. This field trip provides the students with an opportunity to obtain a practical application of the skills and knowledge gained throughout the year. Mr. Rossas, aside from his other duties, teaches Physics, Geometry, and has assisted this year with the Chemistry classes Mr. Maddux I i Mr. Seevers Social Science Teachers Enlighten Students Mr. Campbell Mr. Clark Mr. Johnston World History, Geography, U. S. History, Comparative Government, and Economics are offered in this department. In these courses one learns about the past and its influence on the future. Mr. Kemper is also a member of the English department. Mr. Kemper Mr. Ostrowski 39 40 SENIORS Senior Class Officers Demand Respect Janet Ransbarger, Fall Girls' Representative Bill Wilson, Fall Boys' Representative Cathy Roper, Fall Secretary Rob King, Fall President Judy Furry, Spring Girls' Representative Pat Murray Fall Vice-President Gene Meyers, Spring Boys' Representative Christine Giovannoni, Spring President Bill Wilson, Spring Vice-President Hannah Cessna, Spring Secretary MICHAEL ADAMSON JOHN ADDINGTON Football 1,2,3; Team Captain 2; Block L.P. 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2,3. WILLIAM EARL AKINS F. F. A. 3,4. JON WAYNE ALAKAMOVITCH Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2, Block O' Custodian 4; Racquet Club 2,4; Block O' Secretary-Treasurer 3. CAROLYNE LOUISE ALLEN Racquet Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; G. A. A. 3. 4; French Club 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Latin Club 1,2; N. H. S.4. MARILYNE ALLEN G. A. A. 1; Racquet Club 2, Chorus 3; Choir 4; Pep Club 3. ANITAE AMOS Library Club 4. DENBEIGH ANDERSON G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, _ 2,3,4; AutoClub 4; N. H. S. 3, 4 , Library Club 3,4; S Club 4. KRISTINA ANDERSON Band 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4, C. S. F. 2,3,4; N. H. S. 3,4; Creative Writing Club Asst. E-ditor 3, French Club 3, Class play 3, A. F.S. 3,4; A. F. S. Finalist Summer Student to Austria; Student Council 3,4; Head Varsity Cheerleader 4; A. F. S. Club President 4; Pep Club 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Christmas Formal Princess 4. ROBERT ANDERSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2;Tennis 2,3,4; French Club 2; Electronics Club 3. FRED STANFORD ARSENIAK C.S. F. 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; Racquet Club 4; French Club 2, 3; Baseball 4. DONALD BALES Baseball 1,2,3; Boxing 2; Block O” 1; Claes Representative Alternate. DEBBIE BALLENTINE G.A.A.2. ALLEN BARGER Band 1,2; Choir 3,4. JOHN BAUMAN Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Racquet Club 1,2; Block O 2, 3,4. ANITA BEALL Latin Club 1; French Club 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Tiger Tales 3; Racquet Club4; Track Score-keeper 4. SUSAN BEARDSLEY G.A.A. 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Class Secretary 1; French Club 1; N.H.S. 3,4; PepClub 4; S Club 4. SHARON ELIZABETH BEE MAN G.A.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3; All School Musical 3 ; Thespian's Club 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. BILL BEMIS Tennis2,3,4; N.H.S. 4;Class Play Usher 3. DAVID BIGELOW Cross Country 1; Tennis 1; Shawnee Yearbook Photographer 3. ALBERT BLOOMSTER SANDRA GAYLE BOOM G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pep Club 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 4. THOMAS BOWERS JR. C.S. F. 1,2,3; Tennis 1; All-School Musical 3; Thespians 4; A.F.S. 4; N.H.S. 4. DAVID BRIGHT Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; Block O' 2,3,4; Football 2; F.F.A. 3. JUDITH LYNN BROWER G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Speech Club2;N.H.S. 3,4; J. A. 4. CLAUDIA BROWN Tiger Tales 4; N.H.S. 3,4. EDDIE FAYE BROWN DOLORES ANN BRUCE STEVE BRYANT Football 2.3; Baseball 1.2,3, 4; Block O” 1,2,3.4. DONALD P. BUCHER Baseball 1.2,3; Football 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Handball 3; Lion Club Contest 4; C. S. F. 4; Library Club 4. CONNIE BURNS Spanish Club 3; Racquet Club 2; G.A.A. 2,3.4; Choir 1,4; French Club 1; Pep Club 2,4. CHERYL BURRIS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;Tlgerette 2; French Club 2; French Club Sec. 2; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Head Majorette 3,4; All School Musical 3; Chorus 3,4; Girls' Track 3, Student Council 2; N.H.S. 4. DONNA CAFFEY G.A.A. 2,3. 45 WILLIAM CAMPBELL Football 2,3.4; Baseball 1.4; Racquet Club 2.4; Senior Class Play Crew 2; Basketball 3. JON ROGER CARPENTER Basketball 1; Football 1; Boxing I.' Auto Club 3; Track 1. 2, 3,4. CINDIA LEE CASAGRANDE Class Secretary 2; Class President 2; French Club2,3, 4;G. A. A. 1.2.3,4; G. A. A. President4: Racquet Club 1,4; A. F.S. Club 3,4; Girl of the Month 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4: Pep Club 4: Nugget Staff 3.4; N. H. S. 3; Class Play Crew 3: Princess of Christmas Formal 4. ROBERT CASTLEBERRY U.N. Club 2.3,4;S. P. A C. 2 J.S. A. 2; Vice-President J. S. A. 2,3; Parlimentarian J. S. A. 4; A. F.S. 2,3,4; Judge Shasta Region Superior Court: Chess Club 2,3,4;Creative Writing4; Debating Club 4 , School Improvement Club 4 . Campus Highways2,3,4; Class Play 3: Student Gov’t Efficiency Committee3, 4; Presi-dentual Advisory Committee 3. HANNAH CESSNA G.A.A. 2,3,4;PepClub2, 3.4; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Racquet Club 3,4; Choir 3.4; Student Council 4; Secretary of Student Body 4;Class Play Stage Crew 3, N. H. S. 3,4; Chairman of Pep Club Publicity Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4. ADDIE MAE CLARK G.A.A. 2,4. MERRY ANN CLUFF G.A.A. 1,4; Auto Club 4, Pep Club 4. KAY JANETTE COLEMAN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 4; Powder Puff Football 4, Auto Club 1,3; Racquet Club 2. KIM LOUISE COMER G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Club 3. DARELANN COSART G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Creative Writing Club 1; Girls' Representative 2; French Club 2,3,4; A. F.S. 3,4; A.F.S. Secretory 4; N.H.S. 3,4; PepClub 3,4;Song-leader4; Nugget4; Racquet Club 3,4; C.S. F. 4; Queenof Christmas Formal 4. WILLIAM L. CUNNINGHAM Wrestling 2. SHIRLEY KAY CURRAN Chorus 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Tahoe Music Camp 3;G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Campus Highways Secretary4; Campus Highways 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1; Racquet Club 1; Powder Puff Football 4; Track Scorer 1; 2,3,4; Musical 1,3,4; Class Play 3. KEITH ALAN CURRIER Football 1. GEORGIA CUSTER Music 1; Latin 1; Class Secretary 1; English Class Representative 3. KENNETH MICHAEL DAMON Track 1,2; Block O 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Racquet Club 2,4; Auto Club 3,4. AMANDA LOU DAVIS G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 2; Choir 3,4; Racquet Club S English Class Representative 4; Pep Club 1. VIRGINIA LOUISE DAVIS G.A.A.4; School Musical 3; Pep Club 4; Veterans' of Foreign Wars Speech Contest, Odd Fellow's Speech Contest. MICHAEL MATT DISLER Football 1,2,3,4; Block O” 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Track 2; Wrestling 4; Student Council Representative 4; Class Play Stage Crew 3; Key Club 3,4. SENIORS ROBERT GRAHAM DYER Football 1. AUDREY ELLEN EVANS G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 4; Powder Puff Rx� -ball 4. GARY JAMES FARREN Football 2; N. H. S. 3; School Improvement Club 3,4; Creative Writing Club 4; Class Play Stage Crew 3. 47 SAM EDWARD FARRIS Football 1; Student Council 4. JUDY LYNN FRY G. A. A. 2; Pep Club 2; Library Club 3; Library Club President 4; Student Council 3,4; Auto Club 4. TERESA FULK N.H.S. 3. JUDY ANN FURRY G.A.A. 3,4; Pep Club3,4; Student Body Historian 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Girls' Representative 4. MICHELLE LEE GAT UN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Choir3. BUCK JONES GEE C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Class Play Stage Crew 3; Band 1,2,3,4; C. S. F. President 3; Class Vice-President 2; Key Club 3,4; Key Club Secretary 4; J.S. A. 3,4; J.S.A. President 4; U.N. Delegation 2,3,4; U. N. Club Vice-President 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4;Cal-ifornia Boys'State 3; Chess Club 2,3; Student Body President 4; Campus Highways 2,3; Campus Highways President and Producer 3. ROGER MICHAEL GIESE JAMES ELMER GILBERT, JR. CHRISTINE ANN GIOVANNONI Class President4;G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. Point Recorder 3, 4; C.S.F. 1.2,3,4; C.S.F. Historian 1,2; 9tudentCouncil 3,4, Vice-President C.S.F.4; N. H. S. 1,2,3,4; A. F.S. 3,4; Creative Writing Club 4; Creative Writing Club Secretary 4; Nugget Staff 4; Class Vice-President 3; S dub 4; S Club President; Girl of the Month 4; Math and Science Bank of America Award Winner. JOYCE ELAINE GOTSCHALL Pep Club 1,2; Declam 1,2; Spanish Club 2; N.H.S. 3,4; C. 8. F. 4; Chorus 1,2. ALVIN CALVIN GRAMPS HU LON CALVIN GREEN Wrestling 2; Track 2, Electronics Club 1; Class Play 3; 8. P.A.C. 2. 48 RICHARD STANLEY GRIMM Cross Country 1,2,3;Track 1, 2,3; Block O' 1,2,3.4; Honor Roll 4. JOSEPH PATRICK GROGAN Latin Club 1; Racquet Club 2; Chess Club 3; Football 1,2; School Musical 3; Track 1; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3; Thespian President and Vice-President 4. RICK CHARLES HADLEY Football 1.2; Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Racquet 1,2,3. MICHAEL BRAXTON HANSELL Wrestling 1. Baseball 1. Football 2.4; Football Captain 2. Block O' 1,2,3.4; Class Play 3. Thespians 3,4; Student Body Vice-President 4; Key Club 4; School Musical 3. KENNETH W. HARLAN N.H.S. 4 DIXIE LEE HARRISON G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4; Racquet Club 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Auto Club 3. RICHARD HARRISON MELVIN EDWARD HART WIG Class Play Stage Crew 3. JOEL ROBERT HAWTHORNE Basketball 1, Chess Club 2, Class Play Stage Crew3,J.S. A. 4; Creative Writing 4; School Improvement Club 4; Debating Club4, Student Council 4; Tiger Tales 4. Student Gov't Efficiency Com -mittee 4. TERRY LEE HENSON Bowling Club, Chess Club Secretary. G. A. A. PATRICIA SUZANNE HE RINA Cheerleader 2; Rally Committee 3. Football C ieen Candidate 4; Class Play 3; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1.2,3,4. IVA LUCILLE HIGDAY G.A.A. 1; Tiger Tales 4. 49 LYNETTE RAE HILBORN N. H.S. 4; 8 Club 4; Future Teachers Secretary. LINDA KAY HILL G. A. A. 2,3,4; C.S. F. 2,3. JANET LYNN HILLS School Improvement Club 4; Library Crew 1,2,3. ONA LEE HESLOP G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1.4; Auto Club 4; Track Score Keeper 4. CINDI HODGE Pep Club 1, G. A. A. 1,2; Racquet Club 2. JIM £ARL HOFFMIER Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1. 2.3.4; Block O' President 4; Honor Roll 3; Boys' Representative 2; Class Play 9tage Crew 3; Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O' Sergeant at Arms 3. CHERYL LEE HOLBROOK G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Powder Puff Football 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Auto Club 2.3, Racquet Club 2,3. NANCY CAROL HOLLAR A. G. L. 2,3; G.A.A. 1; Girls' League 2,3. BILL HOLMAN Tennis 1; Auto Club 4. KAREN HOLMES G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Lyre Club 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1, 2.3,4; Chorus 3; Choir 4; Band Secretary 3,4; Racquet Club 1, 2.3. DEVORAH INGWERSON G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; School Improvement Club 4; F. F. A. 3,4; F. F. A. QueenCandi-date 4; N H.S 4. CURTIS JOHNSON DANIEL DAVID JOHNSON VIVIAN JOHNSON Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Student Council 4. CHRISTOPHER KEY JONES Football 1.2; Track 2; Wrestling 2,3; Electronics Club 1,2,3, 4; 9tudent Council 2,3,4; Block ”CT 2,3.4; J.S.A. 3.4; Chess. Club 2,3; Electronics Club President 3; Chess Club Secretary 3; Class Play 3; Junior Statesman Vice-President 3; Student Council Parlimentarian. EURTIS JONES Football £ Basketball 3, Choir GAIL JONES Lyre Club 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Band 1.2,3.4; G. A A 1.2,3,4; Class Play 3; Campus Highway 2, 3,4; Campus Highway Secretary 4; Powder Puff Football 4;Track Scorer2,4; School Musical 3 MICHAEL EDWARD JONES N.H.S. 3,4. MARY ELLEN JOYNER G. A. A. 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3,4 ; Secretary of Future Teachers 3; Vice-President of Future Teachers 4; Creative Writing Club 3,4; Secretary of Creative Writers3; Board of Revtew4; J. S.A, 4 Comparative Government Chi 4; Student Council 4; C.S.F. 2,3,4;N.H.S. 3,4; Debating Club 4; President Debating Club 4; S Club 4. FRANCIS KELLER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3; Band 1,2,3; Key Club 4; Let-terman 1. MARTIN DUANE KELLY Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Block O 3,4; Block ”0” Treasurer 4. KAREN ROSE KERN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; Student Council 2,4; Class Secretary 2; Future Nurses 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; A. F. 4; Class Play 3; Student Body Vioe-President 4. JAMES ANDREW KINCAID Block O 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; Electronics Club 1.2. LARRY KINSER ROBERT HOWARD KING Class President4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Lyre Club 2; Pep Cli 1; Musical 1,3. SUSAN GAYE KIRK G A. A 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 2, 3.4; Racquet Club 4; S Club 4; Choir 4 PEGGY LEE KUNE G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1.4; Class Secretary 3; Band 1. 2,3.4; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Lyre Club President 3,4; Student Council 2.3; Class Play 3;School Musical 1,2; Band Student Director 3.4 DAVID JOHN KUKLA Class President3; Football 3; Baseball 1. VICKI LYNN LAMB G. A. A. 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 3,4; Racquet Club 3; 9' Club 4. GARY LAMBERT Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Boxing 1; Wrestling 4;Track4; Racquet Club 2. SUSAN LEE LANNING G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Auto Club4; Powder Puff Football 4; Racquet Club 1. LEROY KIN LARSON Football 1;Baseball l;Block 0 1,2,3.4; Racquet Club 3; Tennis 3; Boxing 1. BEN LA SARTE Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Sergeant a Arms Block 0’3; Tiger Tales4; Block O’ 1,2,4; Powder Puff Football Coach 4. SCOTT LAWRENCE Tennis 1,2,3,4; Veterans of Foreign Wars Speech Contest. 52 GARY LAWTON Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; Block O'. STEVEN DALE LEE C.S. F. 2. GARY WAYNE LEONARD N.H.S. 3.4; Claas Play 3. JAMES WARREN LERNER C” Basketball 1; Class Play 3; School Musical 3; Thespians 3.4. LARRY LISS ROBERT R. LANG Tennis 1.2; Block O' 1.2.3.4. LIZ ANN LOUTON Girls' Representative 1; Racquet Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4;J.V. Cheerleader2:Student Council 1,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; French Club2,3; G. A. A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Campus Highways. SALLY LOYD Class play 3: G A A 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1.2. N H S. 4; Homemaking Bank of America Award Winner 4 VERNON KELLY Me NICHOLS Football 1; Racquet Club 2. ROBERT EUGENE McKEE Band 1,2,3; French Club 1,2, 3,4;A.F.S. 3; Campus Highways 2,3.4; Creative Writing Club 3, 4; N.H.S. 3; Lyre Club 2.3,4; Class Play 3; School Musical 3; School Improvement Club 4; Chess Club 2; Debating Club 4; J.S. A. 4. JACK JAY McKILLOP Football 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Block O' 1.2.3,4. DAVID P. McLEAN Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Block O' 1, 2,3.4. 53 PHYLLIS McCORMICK Class President 1.2; Cass Vice-President 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4;C.S.F. 1.2,3.4; N H S. 3.4; G. A. A 1.2.3.4; A. F.S 3.4: Campus Highways 2; Creative Writing 3; Nugget 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4;Class Play 3; Girl of the Month 4; C.S. F.Secretary 2; N. If. S. Vice-President 3; S Club 4; French Club 2,3.4; Student Dody President 4; Social Science Bank of America Award Winner. PATRICIA LYNN McVEAN G.A.A. 1,4; Tiger Tales 4. DAVID WILLIAM MAHAN GORDON DALE MAJORS CHERYL KAYRENE MARCHEL CAROL JEAN MARSHALL G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Racquet Club 2. RICKEY DALE MAULDIN Baseball 2. LINDA MAWHORTER PAMELA MEEKER C.A.A.4. SUSANNE MEYER EUGENE WALTER MEYERS Track 1,2,3,4; Croes Country 1,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Chess Club Vice-President 3; S. P. A.C. 2; Class Boys' Representative 4. ROBERT MEUSER Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 1. 54 SENIORS RALENE MILLER G.A.A. 1,3; Racquet Club 3; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4; C.S. F. 2; N. H.S. 3. NANCY BELLE MILLINGTON Racquet Club 2,4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Class Play 3. STEVE CRAIG MONTGOMERY PAMELA ANN MOORE Pep Club 1,2,4; Auto Club 4; Racquet Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1, 2,4; Class Play 3. WILLIAM GLEN MOORE Track 1,2,3,4. JERRY MORGAN Basketball 1; Racquet Club 4: Football 2; Track 2; Wrestling 3; Block O 2,3,4. PAT MURRAY Football 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Tennis 2; Golf 3,4; Class Vice-President 1,4; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1; Chess Club 2,3; Racquet Club 2.4. GAYE NADINE NEER G.A.A. 1,3,4; Racquet Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Auto Club 4; Powder Puff Football 4. SANDY ORTEGA 55 ROLAND EUGENE OTIS Football 1; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2, 3,4. DAVID PALMER Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Block O 3,4; Bandl; Choir 2. RAYMOND LEWIS PAPA Track 1,2,3,4. JOANNE FRANCES PACQUIN Song leader 4; Girls' Representative 3; Rally Committee 3; G. A. A. 3,4; French Club 2.3,4; Cfass Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. JON P. PARKER WALTER CONLEY PATRICK PENNY LEE PATTERSON G.A.A. 1,3,4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 3; Auto Club 3; Racquet Club 2. KATHEY LYNN PAYNE Chorus 3,4. DALE ELLEN PERKINS G.A.A.2,3,4; Chorus4; Racquet Club 2, Pep Club 2. JOSEPH DARYLE POLK Baseball 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 2,3,4; Block O 2,3,4; Football 2. JAMES DAVID POLK Block O 2,3,4; RacquetClub 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. LINDA MARIE POPE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Library Club 3,4; Track Scorekeeper 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4. LELAND M. POPE JOY Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. JOHNNIE DEAN POWERS CHRIS ALLEN PRATER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Block O” 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Class Play 3. GERALD LEE QUINTANA JUDY RAMEY Chorus 1,2,3; Choir 4; Lyre Club 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4. JANET RANSBARGER Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,4; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Vice-President LyreClub 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl Representative 4; School Musical 1; Music Bank of America Avard Winner 4. NICK LEE RENIFF Spanish Club 1,2; Football 2. JOHN J. REX MINNIE MAY RHYNE Library Club 4. SHERRY ANN RICHARDSON Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Lyre Club 1,2,3. NANCY RICHTER Girls' Representative 1; G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Class Play 1; N.H.S. 1,2,3,4; Nugget 3,4; Pep Club 4; A.F.S. Vice-President 4; French Club 4. DIANA DENISE ROBERTS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tiger Tales 3; Chorus 2; Auto Club 4. DANIEL GLEN ROBERTSON Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Flock O 1,2,3,4; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Racquet Club; Boys' Representative 3; Key Club 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4. DAN CHARLES RODERICK Wrestling 1.3,4; RacquetCkib CATHERINE ROPER G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Campus Highways 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Class Secretary 1,4; Class Vice-President 3; Thespians 4; Class Play 3; French Club 1,2,3,4; N. H.S. 3,4; A. F.S. 3.4; S Club 4; School Musical 3; Girl of the Month 4; Student Body Secretary 4;Mjgget 3,4; Nogget Co-Editor 4. JULIE ROSE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Clul 1,4; Band 2,4; Track Scorer 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. MARJORIE ELLEN ROSE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,4; Score Keeper 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3. PETER ROSE Block O' 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Band 2,3; C.S. F. 3,4; N. H.S. 3,4; President N.H.S. 4; Class Play 3: School Musical 3. 58 DEANNA LOU ROWLAND Songleader 4; G. A. A. 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Racquet Club 1,2; Class Play 3; Pep Club I, 2,3. CAROLINE D. RUSSELL French Club 3; G. A. A. 2,3. CHRIS ANN SALZMAN G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; C. S. F. 3,4; Pep Club 1,4; Racquet Club 1,2; Class Play 3; Songleader 4. CALVIN STUART SANDBORN School Musical 1,3; Class Play 3; C.S. F. 1,2,3,4; C. S. F. President 3; U. N. Club 1,2,3.4; U. N. President 3; Delegation Head 4; School Improvement Club 4; School Improvement President 4 J. S. A. 3,4; Key Club3,4; President of Key Club4; Oddfellows Speech Contest Winner 2; Creative Writing 4; A. F.S. 4; Student Council 4. CANDIE SANFORD G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Latin Club 1; Chorus 2,3 , Choir 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Lyre Club 4. CHRISTINE ANN SAWYER G. A. A. 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Track Scorer 2,3,4. PATTY LOU SCHUFELDT G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Library Club 4; Pep Club 1,2. SANFORD SCHLESINGER JAMES ROBERT SC UR LOCK Band 1,2; Chess Club 2,3,4; Choir 1,2; Golf3,4; Football 1. MARGERY LANELLE SEWARD Choir 2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2, 4; Girls' Representative 2; Thespians Secretary 4; Speech Contest Winner 3; N. H.S. 3.4; C.S. F. Speech Contest Winner 3; Musical 3; Racquet Club 1,2; Lyre Club 2,3,4. GARY FRANCIS SHAW Football 1; Basketball 1. MARLA SHERWOOD Forestry Club Secretary 3; Library Club 4. KAREN SHIELDS SHIRLEY ANN SHIRLEY President of Toastmasters 1, Creative Writing 2; G. A. A. 2, 3,4; Auto Club 3,4c Library Club Secretary 3,4; Drama 4; Student Council 1,4. MONTE SIDENSTRICKER Boxing; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Block 0” 1,2; Wrestling2; Racquet Club 2. CAROL JEAN SMITH G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4;Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club Secretary 4; Lyre Ckib 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Football Queen Candidate 3; Band 1, 2. DARLENE KAY SMITH G. A. A. 2,4; Chorus 1. SENIORS 60 LARRY EARL SMITH Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2.4; Track 1,2. REBECCA ANN SMITH G. A. A. 2,3,4; Racquet Club 2; Auto Club 4; Pep Club 3. VICKI SOLONAN WILLIAM B. SPENCER Lyre Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Ten-nls 1;Golf 4; Band 1,2,3,4; School Musical 1,3. JACK SPORACIO Student Council 1; Chess Club 2. NAOMI STANFIELD Pep Club 2,4;G. A. A. 4;Cho-rus 1. KENNETH DUANE STEELE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Choir 3,4; Lyre Club 3,4; School Musical 3. ROBERTA. STEIDL School Improvement Club 4; Creative Writing 3,4; Board of Revue 3,4; Campus Highways 3,4; Student Council 3.4-.U.N. Club 4; A. F. S. 3,4; Vice-President Debating Club 4; Junior Statesman 4; French Club3,4;N«H.S. BARBARA A. STEINGASSER DEBORAH JO STENBERG G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; RacquetClub 3,4; Pep Club 4; Auto Club4. SANDY SUE STERN A. F.S. Semi-finalist 4; Student Council 4; A. F.S. 3,4; N. H.S. 3,4; Racquet Club Secretary 4; Racquet Clubl,2,3,4;G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4. PENNY KATHLEEN STEVENS G.A.A. 1,3; Racquet Club 1. MADELINE A. STONE F. H. A. 2; Chorus 2; Drams a ROBERT EARL STOVALL Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, Football 1.2; Lyre Club 3; Tennls3; Golf 1,2. DAVID STRANG Football 1; Baseball 1; Lyre Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Block O 2,3,4; Racquet Club 1.4; School Musical 1,3; Band President 4. THOMAS STRUTTON LARRY SYLVA Football 1,2,3; Block •'O 2,3, 4; F.F.A. 1; French Club l;Rao-quet Club 2; Auto Club 4. BRUCE P. TARTAR French Clubl; Block O 2,3, 4; Football 2; Racquet Club 1,4; Racquet Club President 4. SENIORS NANCY ANN TATHAM Cheerleader 2; French Clubl, 2,3; Girls' Representative 3; Pq) Club 1,2,3; Racquet Club 1,2; N. H.S. 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. BEVERLY THRASHER G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Racquet Club 2,3. LINDA TOLMAN G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Auto Club 4; French Club 1. NANCY TOPPER SUSAN LEE TURNER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Auto Club 4; Racquet Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4. BARRY UN FRIED Football 1; Class Play 3. 62 FRANK VALENZUELA Latin Club; French Chb; Chess Chi ; Student Council; Basketball; Track; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Boxing 1. MARJO VANDERKOCH Swimming Team; Pro Prefect of School; Polo Team; Bus Prefect; A.F.S. Scholarship; G.A.A. 4; S Club 4; Racquet Club 4; A. F.S. Clii 4; Student Council 4; French Club Representative. JOHN VANDEVIER Baseball 1,2,3. JOHN VAUGHAN JOEL VEIELLEAUX Football 1,2,3; BasketbaU 1,2; Track2,3,4; AutoClub 1,2,3; Rao-quet Club 2,4; Boxing 1. BARBARA VILLEMAN G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. MIKE VORLS Cross Country 1,3; Block O' 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Track High Point Man and Co-Captato, 1,2,3; Football 2,4; Basketball 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Lyre Club 2,3, 4; Block O Custodian 4. MARIENA JUNE VOSHALL J. S.A. 4; Racquet Club 4; G. A. A. 3,4; S.I.C. 4; Auto Club 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4; Chorus 1;Tiger Tales 4; S Club 4. ANDREW LEE WADE Football 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 2; Block 0 1,2,3,4; Lyre Club 2,3,4. JANICE LEE WALTERS G.A.A. Vice-President 4; G. A.A. 2,3,4; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Lyre Club Secretary 3,4; N.H. S.3,4; N.H.S. Secretary4; Nugget 4; Racquet Club 4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track Scorer 2,3. JAMES WARE Track 2; Auto Club 4. JEFFREY WARREN Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Block O'’ 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Class Play3. SALLY MARIE WHITE G.A.A. 2. STEVEN ERIC WHITE Chess Club Vice-President 3; Creative Writing 3,4; Edltor4; C.S. F. 1,2,3,4; C.S. F. Historian 2; Vice-President3;Campua Highways 2,3,4; U.N. Club2,3, 4; President U.N. Club 4; Student Council 3,4; A.F.S. 4;Debating Club4; J. S. A. 4;French Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4;S.I.C. 4; S.I.C. President4; Tiger Tales 4: Tiger Tales Managing Edl-tor4; Class Play 3;English Class Representative 4; Student Government Efficiency Committee Head 3,4. GLEN A. WHITLOCK Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Block O 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Racquet Club 3,4. DEBORAH ANGEUNE WIGELY French Club 1,2,3,4; CamptB Highways 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Racquet Club 1,2; A. F.S. 3,4; Creative Writing 1,2,3,4; Editor of Anthology 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 4; School Musical 1,3; Nugget 3; Tiger Tales 4; Thespians' 4; Powder Puff Football 4. WILLIAM WILSON Basketball 1,2,3; Wrestling3, 4; Baseball 2,4; Cross Country 4 ; Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O Representative 3; Key Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Class Boys' Representative 4; S. F. L. President 4; Class Vice-President 4. STARLENE WINDER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Racquet Club 4. 64 BRIAN WISTI French Club 2,3,4; Campus Highways 2, 3, 4; S.P. A. C. 2; Tiger Tales 3,4; Class Play 3; Creative Writing 3,4; S.I.C. 4; A.F.S. 4; J.S.A. 4; Key Clii 4. COREY WRIGHT Bill Wilson was elected the 1966-1967 Sierra Football League President, representing Oroville High in the highest office. BRUCE WRISTEN Track 1; Baseball 2; Football 1,2; Block O 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Golf 3; Racquet Cli 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4. TERRY YEAGER G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; A. F. S. 3; Auto Club 4; Racquet Club 4; Pep Club 4. DAVID GLENN YOUNG U.N. Club 3. 65 CHRIS GIOVANNONI Math and Science CAL SANDBORN Liberal Arts CLAUDIA BROWN Vocational Arts Bank of America Awards and Life C.S.F.--- PHYLLIS McCORMICK Social Science STEVE WHITE English STEVE LEE Science MARGE SEWARD Drama TOM BOWERS Foreign Languages BUCK GEE Math BILL AKINS Agriculture SALLY LOYD Home Economics FRED ARSE NIAK iL CHRIS GIOVANNONI Life C.S. F. STEVE WHITE BUCK GEE Life C. S. F. CAL SANDBORN PHYLLIS McCORMICK Life C.S.F. Excellence Receives Its Award ME L HARTWIG JANET RANSBARGER Trades and Industrial Arts Music CHRIS SALZMAN Life C.S. F. KAREN KERN Art TOM BOWERS Life C.S. F. MARY JOYNER Life C. S. F. 67 Marjo's American family includes Mr. and Mrs. Stern, Joan, Robert, Sandy, and Peanuts. A.F.S. Student Ventures to As a continuation of the A. F. S. Program, Oroville High was hon-ered to have Marjo Vanderkooi of Darwin, Australia, attend our sc tod-and become a part of our community. Marjo, the only girl in a family of three children, lives this year with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stern and their children, Sandy, Robert, and Joan. Among other activities, she is a member ofthenevdy famed Sing Out , G. A. A. , S Club, and A. F. S. On returning to Darwin, Marjo will enter college and plans to enter the teaching profession. She hopes to help the aborigine population of her country. 68 Bobby frequently adds his brotherly advice. Mar jo sings for pleasure and purpose in Oroville's SingOut . Sandy and Marjo are often seen in the kitchen, fixing dinner-or eating it, anyway. 69 UNDERCLASSMEN C 71 Sandra Abts, Fall Girls' Representative Junior Class Officers display Leadership Dave Richter, Spring Boys' Representative Lora Porter, Fall Secretary Todd Rowland, Fall President Kathy Hansell, Spring Secretary Sandra Abts Janice Adams Linda Adams Sally Adams Kathleen Adamson ‘ Pat Ackers Dari Aldrich Jill Alpers Gary Anderson Darwin Andoe Deborah Atkinson Walter Ayers Jim Barkhurst Lovie Barnes Mike Barnes JUNIORS David Beasley Laura Benson Bill Berryman Roy Bilbo Melanie Blade Nancy Blade Jim Blanton Mike Blinston Albert Bloomster Cynthia Bluford Mike Bohannon Elaine Bolton Diane Bone Mark Bosworth Claudia Boynton Darlene Bradford Merrie Bradley Virginia Brazil Bonnie Brehm Ronald Brower Shelly Brown Kenneth Burns Suzanne Burwell Rick Campbell Richard Carr Yolanda Carrillo Debra Carter 74 Stephen Crocker Barbara Crowley Susan Cunningharr Betty Curtis Terry Darcey Tim Darcey Nancy Dayton Earl Deel Cathy Denney Phil Delliquadri Truman Dover Roger Duensing David Duncan Howard Eastin Jim Eastwood Jim Edwards Robert Edwards Tim Edwards Martin Ellis Marcia Erbin Leanna Farrens Sandra Fehr Darlene Felton Charles Fernandez Dennis Carter Cathy Casazza Mike Casto Elaine Chung Susan Claessens Claudia Clark Lyman Clark Edna Clemeris Roy Collier Joanna Colt Sandi Coombs Janet Conley Cathy Cook Mike Corbaley Jim Costello JUNIORS Linda Ferree Nancy Fickes Richard Fox Gilbert Fry Ned Gehringer Dennis Geisler Bill Gilbert Karen Gilbert Robert Gilbert Russell Glenn Jan Gnass Miriam Goddard Gordon Golden Deborah Green Janet Guthrie Kathy Hansell Robert Hanson Dolores Hard Larry Harness Ben Harrison Prentice Harrison Richard Hartshorn Terry Harwell Linda Hastie Ronald Hastings Pam Haugen Martha Hayes Robert Held Vivian Hendrix Robin Hensley Jim Higgins Craig Hill Pat Hills Jan Hobbie Timothy Hocking Marilyn Hollis Jill Hungerford Darrell Huston Don Hutton Bob Irvin Brenda Jackson Sam Jackson David Jayne Bruce Jernigan John Jewett Eurtis Jones Jean Jones Susan Jones Rick Kantola Karen Kaupanger David Kelly Vickie Kent Tim Kinser Judi Kuntz Renee La Musga Darlene Landreth Donna Lane Steven Leister Cheryl Lewis Gary Lightle Gayla Lineker Michael Lithgow Monica Long Bruce Lowman David Lowry Ted Lucas Charlie McCarter Charlotte McGehee Cathy McPartland David Mackey Rudy Marcozzi Connie Marquez Lana Martin Mickey Mathews Linda Means Phyllis Meeker Arnold Melton Roland Messerschmidt Holly Mettling Danny Meyer Susanne Meyer JUNIORS Val Meyer Michael Miller David Minton Steven Molnar Katrina Montgomery Ellen Morford Marvin Morgan Christi Morrison Gregory Munster Patricia Murrish John Neese Mike Neher Greg Nelson David Newton Robert Nichols David Noel Ned O’Brien Margaret Ogle Anthony O'Rourke Herman Osby Sandy Parker Karen Peterson Estelle Pinedo Art Platanitis Merry Platanitis Lora Porter Jaynee Pyers Naomi Pyke Patty Rabbitt Joyce Ransbarger Walter Ratliff Melva Ray James Reed JUNIORS 80 Barbara Sandoval Deborah Sapp Chloe Sarver Jim Savercool George Scholey Peggy Schutt Jack Schwab Linda Shakelford Robert Sharp Linda Shettlesworth Cecilia Silva Don Silva Mike Slavich Judy Smith Lonnie Smith Rhonda Smith Linda Smittcamp John Snipes Jack Sparacio Mary Spates Ellen Spradlin Tom Sprague Gary Stalter Carla Stanfield Rebecca Renfro David Rhyne Leroy Rice David Richter Steven Richter Ardath Ritter Terri Rivera Rosie Rogers James Ronan Julie Rose Robert Roush Todd Rowland Wanda Rowland Raymond Russell Harry Sadowski Carla Stapleton Polly Stark Andy Stauss Diane Stenberg Robert Stern Donna Stirnaman Madalyn Stokes Marilyn Stokes Daniel Strang Sharon Strang Gladeen Strickland Vicki Stringfellow Ricky Sylva Richard Tarter Doris Tatum Martha Theakston Robin Theveos David Thode Elaine Thomas Sheila Tweedy Kurt Twilligear Duane Walburn Leslie Walker Candis Warmack Jody Warren George Watson Priscilla Weatherl Guy Weichert Tim Wess Marjorie West Martha Whitaker Debbie Williams Barbara Wilson Beverly Willson Glenn Wilson Joel Wilson Bev Wixom Brien Wright Pam Wycoff Candy Wyman Linda Yates Kathy Yugo Patti Shipe, Fall Girls' Representative Derrie Osby, Fall Boys' Representative Janet Goddard, Fall Secretary Kam Moneta, Fall President Sophomore Class Officers Radiate Enthusiasm Hal Dahlmeier, Spring President Teresa Rademacher, Spring Girl's Representative Dick Roper, Fall Vice-President Tim Zundel, Spring Vice-President Harry Hudson, Spring Boys' Representative Chuck Rathbun, Spring Secretary Janet Aiston Linda Adamson Sharon Allred Debra Anderson Paul Anthony Jim Atkison Greg Baker Karen Baker Dolores Bean Dave Beeman Darrell Beet Van Bilbo Sonja Bishop Mark Black Gerry Blanchard SOPHOMORES Kenneth Bluford Sandra Boone Melvin Boren Jeanette Bowen Gary Brasen Richard Brazil A1 Brilliott Max Brister Dan Brown Elvis Brown Kenneth Brown Barbara Brownlow 86 David Cook Lawrence Cooper Nancy Corbaley Gwen Corcoran Larry Cordova Kathy Corkin Linda Covey Janis Cox Serenia Crowe Steve Cunningham Hal Dahlmeier Larry Da Massa Bruce Daniel Jack Day Peggy Dean Don Dickinson Jill Dodd Daniel Dominquez Arthur Dryden Barry Duensing Russ Dunn Steve Dunn Richard Eastin Christine Ellis W Lesta Bucholz Kelly Bural Denise Burwell Larry Byms Mike Calcatera Susan Cameron Carol Caplinger Diane Carter Christine Casazza Neil Castillo Dick Castleberry Bob Chamberlain Paul Chollet Cathy Clark Tom Coleman Rosanna Ellis Jack Eutsler Ricky Everett Cynthia Farren John Fendt Ray Fields Diane Fisher Yolanda Flores Debra Forbes Ron Friend Jim Fugate Kenneth Fultz Faye Gee Janice George Denise Gilbert SOPHOMORES Margaret Gillum Janet Goddard Steve Goff Paula Goodwin Bonnie Gotschall Cecile Grahm Zena Gramps Brian Grant Susan Gravert Gary Gravier John Gregory Brigid Grogan Kathleen Gross David Hair Peter Hansell Marsha Harlan Lester Harles Bob Harness Harry Harrison Marrietta Hartshorn Peggy Hawkins lisa Heinrichs Lana Hemenway Bob Hickes Bonnie Hilborn Frank Hill Judy Hilton Ronnie Hodge Bill Holbrook Carla Holcomb Allen Holder Bob Howarth Sarah Howe Harry Hudson Mary Hughes Jack Hungerford Mark Huntington Roxie Huston Kathleen Ingram Larry Ingwerson Debby Jamison Debby Jenkins Dave Jewell Liola Johnson Pat Johnson Phil Johnson Sue Johnson Susan Johnson Dan Bowers Steve Joiner Brenda Jones Beverly Jones Connie Jones Deanna Jones Mary E. Jones Margaret Joyner Kris Kangas Art Karr Steve Kern Karl Keyes Larry Kimble Kathleen Koyn Nancy La Field Chris Lamb Debby La Musga Steve Landes Rob Lane Beth Landry Judy Langill Tom Lantsberger Cathy Marier Pam Mark Linda Marshall Cynthia Martello Steve Martin Floyd Massey Larry Matthews Janette McAdams Brenda McCoy Robert McDonald Ellen McGinnis Lonneia McLelland Virginia McPartland Melissa Meith Brad Melton SOPHOMORES Carmen Landeros Pam Lauer John Lawder Linda Leatherwood Dennis Lee John Legget Charles Leman Edwinia Letterman Bonnie Lewis Jan Lewis Pat Long Wendy Lowman Joel Ludwig Jim Lundergreen Craig Lutz Greg Lyons Neal Mackey 91 Fred Majors Robert Merrell Michael Messerschmidt Linda Mettling Doree Meyer Pat Meyer Gail Miller Stephen Miller David Mills Kam Moneta George Mowles Patricia Munster Michael Myers Carole Newton Donnie Odom Mike Ohlhausen SOPHOMORES 92 Sandra O'Quinn Larry Olson Derrie Osby Susan Patrick Mike Patterson Sandy Pearson Rose Pero Bill Peterson Russell Pimley Asuncion Pinedo Dennis Powers J. Brian Powers Theresa Rademacher Keny Rassman Charles Rathbun Brad Ray Mark Rednall Judy Regis Tom Reichenbach Perry Reniff Tony Reyes Carlos Reyes Ivin Rhyne Mainer Richards Jerry Richards Dwight Ritter David Roden John Rogers Dick Roper Lewis Rothrock Jane Richter Rosann Roberts Judy Roller Debbie Rookard Adelle Rowland Sharon Schutt Greg Scott Linda Sellers Betty Shane r Wesley Sharp Richard Shaw Leslie Sawtelle Gary Shelton Bryan Sherwood Steven Shields Patti Shipe Jeanne Shook Susan Siebel Teresa Sigler Sarah Sims Barbara Smith David Smith Diane Smith Lynn Smith Mike Smith Richard Smith Larry Smittcamp Tom Spradlin Brenda Stalter Carol Stapleton Pat Steidl Gary Stevens Kathy Strachan Larry Steingasser Jolene Stierstedter Karen Stirnaman Margaret Stone Letha Storey Joseph Sturgeon Lee Tatro Irene Taylor George Teague Larry Teague Seann Tharp Clyde Thompson Elizabeth Thompson Jeanette Torkelson Stephanie Trover Steve Turner Bill Turpin Gretchen Van Duzer Jacqueline Voris Pamela Walters Gaye Ward Robert Watkins Dan Weidman David Weikel Walter Welker David Wentz Laurie Wells Patty Wentz Thomas Wess Toni Westfall Terry White Billy Widener Nadeen Williams SOPHOMORES Kathlene Wilson Dan Winston Steve Woodward Alfred Wolford Greg Wright Danny Wycoff Carolyn Zambory Tim Zundel ✓ freshmen Class Officers Show Ability Kevin Moore, Spring President Dale Gotshall, Fall Boys' Representative Sandy Reeves, Spring Secretary Faye Gee, Spring Girls' Representative Terry Fury, Fall President David Dayton, Fall Vice-President Candis Fulk, Fall Girls' Representative Joe Rogers, Spring Boys' Representative Jeff Leonard, Spring Vice-President Michael Mendoza, Fall Secretary FRESHMEN Candace Baugh Thomas Bauguess Carolyn Beaty Kathie Beeman Gerry Allen Connie Ames Dennis Amos Karen Andoe Patricia Andrews Diana Arendell Karen Atkison Howard Ayers Donald Bader Terry Ball Melody Baldwin Nancy Baldwin Elies Barnes Val Bartlett Cheryl Bascherini Donna Boren Richard Brody Arthur Brown Diane Brown John Brown Kathie Brown Michael Bryant Debbie Burgess 97 John Burke Susan Burns Debby Cain Linda Caldwell Ronny Caldwell Jean Campbell Marjorie Campbell Tommy Cannon Patricia Carter David Casagrande Connie Casto Mark Cessna Jesse Christensen Sandra Claessens Larry Cobbler Diane Eastin Sheila Elkins Robbin Eliff Linda Enlund Davis Ervin Etienne Espinosa Bernadine Evans Joalyn Fernandez Frances Fickes Dorothy Foley Russelle Fournier Howard Fowler Donny Fox David Franklin Sherry Friend Candis Fulk Terry Fury Susan Gatter Fay Gee Michael Gehringer Katherine Gibson Jeanette Gillman Brian Goff Karen Goggia Cindee Coffey Terri Collier Sherry Constantine Stacey Cope Steve Coppedge Jim Corbin Patricia Cor kin Steve Cunningham Christine Currier David Dayton Lourdes Diaz Penny Dorman Jeanne Doucette Dana Dugan Ann Edwards FRESHMEN Susan Goodier Dale Gotschall Brian Grant Debbie Grant Jim Grant Gail Gravier Juanita Gray Don Green Mike Green Sharon Green Cecilia Greene Jack Gregory Filemon Gutierrez Joan Gothrie Paul Grogan Charlotte Hair Jim H age man Ted Hall John Hanson Tim Harlan Yvonne Harris Barbara Harrison John Hart Ricky Hartley John Hartman Stanley Hayes Ward Headlough Bob Henning Kathy Hill Rusty Hill Vickie Hipes Bill Holbrook Dorothy Holton Charlene Howarth Aileen Howell Kenneth Howell Steve Howell Carla Hudgens James Hudson Kirk Hund Judy Hunter Deborah Ingle Laura Ingram Larry Ingwerson Carol Ishmael Debbie Jackson Kenneth Jayne John Jenkins Richard Jernigan Edwina Johnson Tim Johnson Larry Jones Susie Jones Lonnie Joyner Jo Ann Karr Tom Keener Albert Kenison Mike Kenny Tom Kepler Jerry Kern Ken Keyes Linda Kidder Lloyd Kincaid Karen King Shirley King Rita Kinser Gene Kirk Elaine Kister Dale Koyn Helen Kunde Diane I acativo David LaChance Opal Lackey Michael Lainhart Dale Laitinen Mike Lakey Barbara Landreth Jeff Lane Marhene Langdon Julia Law Debbie Lawder Robert Lee Fern Leonard Jeff Leonard Lauren Leman Jessie Leslie Ricky Letterman Billie Lewis Richard Lincoln Frank Liss Lois Lowry Vicci Lucart Deborah Mabry Patty Maddy Betty Mahan Janet Marion Robert Mayfield Judy McClendon Larry McDonald Sheila McLelland Randy McVean Debera Melton William Merrell Craig Meyer Bill Miller Rick Millington Brenda Minter Tom Minton Michal Mendonsa Ted Minton Lyman Moak Darrell Montgomery Kevin Moore Joe Moseley Wendy Mulleneaux Nancy Neher Brenda Newman John Nichum Clifford Nickell Randy Nisbet Linda Noel Tom Noyer Gary Onyett Debbie Orr Judy Oswalt Dwight Parker Sherri Parker Jeffrey Parker Terry Parker Suzanne Pauley Mark Pearson Anna Pero Ronald Phillips Mike Pratt Stephanie Price Jim Pscherer FRESHMEN 104 David Pulley Steve Rabedew Mary Jo Ramsey Ronald Rayome Sandy Reeves Gary Regis Regina Richards Cheryl Richardson Larry Ricther Lisa Richter Bonnie Rivera Nada Roberts Matty Robinson Patricia Robinson Belinda Robertson Tom Robertson Mike Robuck Greg Rodriguez Blanch Rogers Greg Rogers Joe Rogers Joann Roush Debby Russell Diane Saber Candy Sandbom Mark Sapp Winifred Schenkel Roger Schuettke Allan Schufeldt David Scott Joe Scranton Bill Sellers Larry Shaw John Sheldon Lee Sheldon Janice Showalter Mairlyn Shultz Mary Sitton Diane Smith Marsha Smith Mike Smith Pamela Smith Sheila Smith Donna Sober Gloria Spates Susan Spencer Lloyd Solomon Larry Sowers Cheryl Stafford Lisa Stephens Mike Stout Karen Spivy Diana Steidl Lannie Stenson Yvonne Tyrrell Bob Van Camp Melody Vance Steve Stephenson Greg Strang Debra Stringfellow Randy Stubbs Linda Summers Sylvia Swain Eric Tandy David Theakston Betsy Thode Dixie Thomas Patsy Thompson Jeanne Tolman John Travers Connie Tuman David Twilligear Steve Wiles Danny Williams Carolyn Wilson Roger Wilson Craig Wisti Bill Witucki Karen White Brenda Woehrlez Sandra Woehrle Charles Wolfe Bob Wright Mickie Young Joy Youngblood Tom Youngblood John Zancannella Stephen Vandevier Jim Vaughan John Voorhees John Walters Lee Watson Nancy Weikel Marion Van Zant Anne Verling Angela Voshall Debbie Warren 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Ransbarger, B. VanCamp, Row 2: J. Fury, J. Fry, B. Landry. J. Goddard, M. Hollis, C. Giovannoni, H. Cessna, K. Kern, M. Goddard, K. Moneta, A. Evans, J. Dodd. Row 3: R. Kantola, K. Jones, T. Fury, 1). Dun- can, D. Osby, M. Disler, P. Murray, R. King, L. Stenson, J. Hawthorne, B. Gee, B. Wilson, Row 4: D. Smith, C. Marler, D. Lacativo, M. Voshall, C. Roper, K. Peterson, P. McCormick, S. Shirley, S. Goodier, J. Doucette, K. Strachan, Row 5: R. Steidl, M. Hansel 1, G. Lightle, C. Rathbun, T. Rowland, R. Stern, D. Dayton. Student Council Becomes Bicameral Row 1: P. Murray, M. Disler, T. Zundel, M. Hansell, C. Rath-bun, G. Meyers, P. Steidl, H. Dahlmeier, C. Jones. Row 2: L. Louton, C. Casagrande, P. Voris, J. Lowder, B. Turpin, J. Rogers, D. Wigely, K. Anderson. Row 3: C. Zambory, B. Powers, T. Hocking, S. Abts, K. Hansell, D. Richter, R. Kantola, B. Wilson, H. Hudson . Row 4: M. Vanderkooi, J. Hawthorne, J. Fury, S. White, H. Cessna, C. Giovannoni, T. Rado-maucher, H. Mettling, D. Lacativo. Row 5: C. Fulk, V. Stringfellow,C. Meyers, S. Reeves, E. McGinnis, B. VanCamp, A. Ritter, J. Rogers, J. Leonard. Row 6: C. Silva, J.Smith, B. Crowley, C. Roper, P.Shipe, P. McCormick, F. Gee, K. Moore. 112 Row 1: L. Gee, R. Tartar, E. Chung, J. Gatschall. Row 2: C. Cook, P. McCormick, S. Salzman, M. Goddard, M. Joyner, C. Giovannoni, R. Kantola, B. McCoy. Row 3: M. Hollis, S. White, D. Rich- ter, M. Miller, S. Cameron, D. Duncan, M. Bos-worth, P. Voris, F. Arseniak. Row 4: D. Bucker, K. Moneta, P. Rose, J. Richter, R. Rowland, B. Stern, T. Darcy, T. Zundel, C.Sandborn. C.S.F.: Thinking All the Time L. Stcnson. C. Sandlwrn. D. Bucher. T. Darcoy. T. Bowers, R. Stcidl, D. Dayton, P. Rose, B. Peterson. Row 2: M. Meith, J. Lawder, J. Richter, P. Voris, D. Duncan. B. McCoy, S. Cam- eron. B. Wilson. Row 3: L. Gee, D. Richter, S. Abts, S. White , C. Giovannoni, M. Bosworth, S. Howet, C. Moneta, B. Smith. Row 4: C. Cook. O. Messer-schmidt. J. Leonard. R. Kantola. B. Gee, D. Cosart, L. Watson, R. Tartar. Row 5: M. Shultz. F. Gee, L. Stevens, C. Salzman. J. Jones. C. Barren, K. Gibson, P. McCormick, T. Parker. First Row: J. Brower, E. Scholey, E. Chung, L. Hillborn, C. Cook, C. Warmack, J. Walters, R. Tartar, B. Gotchall. Second Row: C. Gio-vannoni, P. Akens, B. McCoy, M. Hollis, K. Monneta, M. Goddard, J. Richter, H. Cessna, S. Beardsley, K. Kern. Third Row: M. Joyner, S. Stem, S. White, H. Hidson, M. Miller. D. Richter, R. Kantola, S. Cameron, M. Meith. Fourth Row: M. Bosworth, D. Anderson, G. Leonard, P. Voris, D. Wigley, P. Rose, K. Anderson, D. Duncan, B. Bemis. Fifth Row: K. Wilson, J. Fendt, G. Meyers, T. Darcey, M. Jones, T. Bowers, R. Steidl, T. Rowland, B. Stem, K. Hansell. National Honor Society is on Path to Success Row 1: L. Gee, P. Walters, S. Parker, C. Roper, P. Kline, C. Allen. L. Hillborn, P, Johnson, B. Jones, K. Strachan. Row 2: B. Smith, O. Hislop, D. Dayton. S. Cunningham. R. Tartar. G. Farren, S. Curran, B. Wisti, C. Cook, D. Warmack, M. Blade, C. Farren, K. Wilson, J. Jones, Row3: D. Stirnaman, M. Joyner. R. Kantola. E. Mc-Ginnes, L. Marshall, M. Gillum, W. Lowman, R. Grimm. R. Brower, O. Messerschmidt, M. Jones, A. Ritter. J. Walters. Row 4: B. Chamberlain. S. Richardson, J. Richter, M. Seward, D. Bruce, D. Cosart, B. McCoy, C. Giovannoni, C. Burris, S. Beardsley, T. Radamacher, S. Loyd, S. White. Row 5: C. Salzman, M. Meith, C. Casagrande, S. Stern, C. Zambory, C. Brown, M. Goddard. M. Bosworth.S. Cameron, D. Shepp, D. Richter, K. Anderson, H. Cessna, R. Scott. Row 6: G. Baker, S. Abts, D. Bone, K. Holmes, P. Voris, K. Harlan, G. Whitlock, H. Hudson , S. Crocker. B. Wilson. D. Wigely, D. Anderson,- K. Moneta. Row 7: B. WLxom, D. Strang, H. Eastin, J. Fendt, T. Zundel. D. Osby, R. Everett , M. Hansell, M. Disler. P. Murray. D. Duncan, J. Lawder, C. Jones. Row 8: H. Dahlmeier, B. McCoy, P. Rose, T. Darcey, G. Watson, G. Me yers, C. Rathbun, R. Jone$, R. Steidl, T.Bowers, R. Stern, F. Keller. B. Peterson. Row 1; D. Sylva, F. Arseniak, R. Kantola, B. sell, M. Voris, R. Everett, Row 3; B. Stern Wilson. D. Roper. Row 2; M. Disler, M. Han- C. Rathbun, D. Robertson. T. Zundel, T. Row- land Key Club and S Club: Service Bottom Row: J. Goddard, S. Beardsley, M. Hollis, C. Giovannoni, S. Johnson, T. Rad-emacker, M. Goddard, M. Vanderkooi, V. Lamb. Middle Row: M. Joyner, S. Abts, C. Casagrande, L. Porter, J. Colt, D. Ander- son, K. Anderson, S. Turner. Back Row: S. Kirk, D. Ingwerson, Cathy Roper, Cathy Cook, S. Johnson, M. Voshall, P. McCormick, D. Stirnamen, L. Hillborn. Marching Band Always Eager for Football Season The marching band did a fine job this year providing half-time entertainment at the football pme The members of the band spent many long Tuesday night xehersals marching up and down the field, forming trees, cars, stars, and boats to add color and excitement to the games. Marching band also participates in the Regatta Days Parade. Head Majorette MADALYN STOKES CHERYL BURRIS LORA PORTER Row 1: H. Osby, T. Robertson, M. Voris. J. Walters, D. Strang, P. Harrison, P. Walters, S. Curran, H. Dahlmeier, B. Spencer, H. Easton. Row2: Mr. Pscherer, J. Oswalt, M. Sitton, B. Powers, R. Everett, J. Ransbarger, B. Gee, W. Schcnkel, J. Campbell, C. Ames, P. Mark, S. Parker, Row 3: M. Stokes, K. Holmes, P. Kline. J. Ransbarger. K. Anderson, M. Myers, L. Stephens, P. Voris, D. Scott, J. Onyett, B. Landry, J. Warren. Row 4: D. Burwell, E. Bolton. C. Martello, D. Strang, S. Burwell, D. Noel. B. Chamberlain, R. King, N. Wiliams. B. Jones, C. Meyer, K. Moore. Row 5: R. Mayfield, C. Wolfe, J. Barges, J. Sheldon, R. Hartley, S. Richardson, J. Mosley, J. Brown, M. Corbaley, L. Lowery, J. Zancanella, D. Cook, J. Jones, D. Carter, J. Gravier, C. Rathbun, K. Keyes, J. Mosley. Concert Band Performs at Christmas BAND COUNCIL Row 1: S. Parker, D. Strang, P. Kline. Row 2: J. Ransbarger, A. Wade, P. Wade, K. Holmes. MR. PSCHERER Row 1: L. Benson, C. Marquez, P. Steidl, C. Marchel, A. Pinedo, D. Lacativo, S. Burwell, M. Vance, Mr. Pscherer. Row 2: S. Fehr, E. Eastin, E. Brown, S. Kidder, I. Heindricks, D. Gilbert, C. Jones, P. Shipe, R. Tournier. Row 3: K. Spivy, M. Young, C. Baugh, L. Johnson, L. Kidder, P. Hawkins, D. Carter, C. Allen, B. Wilson, J. Anderson. Row 4: K. Goggia, C. Bluford, S. O'Quinn, D. Holton, B. Ladreth, D. Perkins, C. Burris, M. Whitaker, B. Riveria, J. Curtis. Music Resounds in the Halls Row 1: M. Gatlin, D. Landreth, S. Kirk, J. Ramey, B. Brehm, H. Cessna, M. Stokes, D. Wigely, K. Holmes. Row 2: S. Tharp, D. Sapp, C. Sanford, T. Rivera, C. Burns, A. Davis, M. Allen, M. Seward, D. Williams. Row3: D. Weikel, J. Pscherer, L. Smith, H. Osby, J. Gnass, P. Harrison, Mr. Pscherer. Row 4: D. Strang, K. Steele, A. Barger, E. Jones, R. Stovall, D. Osby, J. Gilbert. Row 1: S. Curran, M. Stokes, D. Williams, P. Kline, C. Martello, C. Smith, J. Remis, M. Seward, S. Parker. Row 2: J. Walters, J. Rans-barger, J. Ransbarger, H. Cessna, M. Whitaker, S. Richardson, G. Jones, D. Wigely. Row 3: S. Burwell, D. Strang, M. Voris, K. Holmes, B. Spenser, D. Robertson, H. Osby, P. Voris, L. Smith, D. Osby. Officers Lyre Club Playtime for Ragtime Any Time Clockwise: J. Ransbarger, J. Walters, P. Kline, n9 P. Voris Row 1: L. Gee, D. Stimaman, S. Cunningham, A. Ritter, J. Brower. Row 2: B. Wilson, D. Shepp, P. Mark, M. Joyner, M. Whitaker. Row 3: R. Castleberry, M. Bosworth, D. Duncan, B. Gee, S. White, R. Tartar. Row 4: C. Jones, R. Steidl, T. Darcey, V. Meyer, C. Sandborn, H. Easton. J.S.A. —Making democracy Work The goal of the Junior Statesmen of America is to acquire a better understanding of democracy and how it is applied to our own representative government. They learn how the lawmaking body of our government functions. Each year they attend both local and state-wide conventions. To apply their knowledge in a useful way, they are allowed to study proposed legislature and tally votes during elections. 120 Front: M. Joyner, S. White, B. Gee, C. Cook. Back: A. Ritter, C. Sandborn, R. Steidl, D. Duncan, R. Castleberry, M. Hughes. 1967 delegation — Portugal forever The purpose of Comparative Government, the former U. N.Club, is to promotes better understanding of the existing governments in the world today. The members participate in a mock United Nations meeting held annually in Berkeley. 121 Left to Right: M. Seward, J. Grogan, J. Lemer, M. Hansell, C, Roper, D. Wigley, T. Bowers. Oroville Thespian Club, though small, displays talent and experience. To become a member one must acquire credits in dramatics or oratory; must participate in speech contests, school musicals or plays. 'Vf the World's a Stage 122 LES ETUDIANTS FRANCAIS - - 1966-67 French Club Sponsors Mardi Gras Officers First Row: R. Tartar, M. Gillum, M. Meith, M. Miller, D. Cosart. Second Row: S. Stem, F. Arseniak, T. Darcy, M, Jones, P. Weath-erl, Mr. Hughes. Third Row: E. Scholey, J. Hobbie, M. Vanderkooi, N. Fickes, N. Dayton. Row 1: J. Day, L. Teague, B. Atkins, W. Ratliff, G. L. Ingwerson, B. Goff. 2: R. Jemigan, P. I eeman, R. Shaw, K F.F.A. Members: Owen, G. Teague, D. Odom, J. Sallaman, B. Harrison, M. Corbin. Row 3: P. Guturez, D. Twilligear, D. Hutton, L. Mathews, A. Wolford, W. Welker, Future Landed Gentry D. Cumberland, J. Hayes, K, Keys, K. Jayne, T. Massey, Mr. VanCamp. Row 4. B. Henning, M. Huntington, M. Richards, P. Johnson, T. Dover , T. Cannon, R. Lee, D. Smith, B. Sherwood, L. Rice. Stalter, Row Long, C. Hill, B. OFFICERS Row 1: W. Rat tiff, B. Akins, G. Stalter. Row 2: L. Ingerson, L. Teague, K. Keys. 124 Make Good Teachers First Roxv: M. Hollis, M. Joyner Second Row: L. Hillborne, M. Joyner. future Nurses Give Service When Needed Most First Row: C. Sylva, D. Landreth, J. Jones, K. Peterson, S. Parker, Mrs. Abts. Second Row: S. Cunningham, M. Goddard, C. Sawyer, R. Rogers, L. Sellers. Third Row: C. Ma-Geehee.J. Ransbarger, K. Kaupanger, J. Colt, M. Erbin. Tiger Tales , the campus newspaper, is a production class open to any student with a B or better in English. This year the paper has been published twice a month. The staff is pictured here in a typical, after-the-deadline slump, recovering from the many long hours spent getting copy typed, pasted-up, pages layed out, and pictures cropped, the night before. TIGER TALES 126 Debbie Wigely, Tiger Tales Editor Mr. Kramer Tiger Tales Advisor Robert Steidl Mary Joyner Robert McKee Records School Activities Steve White Three members of the Tiger Tales Staff are hard at work pasting up copy for the next issue 127 Brian Wisti is hard at work producing a program. Campus Highways air Ideas Three other members hard at work. Electronics Club 128 Row 1: Mr. Beaumont, F. Russell, R. Scott. Row 2: J. Sturgeon, B. Sherwood, L. Rothrock, J. Parker, R. Shaw . Row 1: J. Hawthorne, C. Giovannoni, S. White, Martello, M. Hughes, D. Duncan, C. Sandbom, D. Wigely, R. Steidl, M. Joyner. Row 2: C. G. Farren, R. Castleberry, P. Johnson. Television Here We Come! OFFICERS Row Is J. Hawthorne, S. White, R. Steidl, Row 2: C. Giovannoni, D. Wigely, M. Joyner. Well written, entertaining,and informative literature is hard to come by. It is the product of of the Creative Writing Club display their talents and enjoy the time spent in writing. Each year the club publishes Scribblings, an anthology of creative literature. 129 Standing: J. Hawthorne, R. Dunn, K. Hills, C. Duncan, M. Joyner. Sitting! S. Swain, D. Stir- Sandbom, S. White, J. Voshall, R. Steidl, D naman, A. Ritter. Ask your Debating Club and They'll Prove It 130 Officers Left to right: D. Duncan, R. Steidl, M. Joyner, D. Shepp Row 1: L. Walker, J. Bower, V. Johnson, J. Fry, J. Pacquin, C. Smith, D. Atkinson. Row 2: P. Taylor, D. Rhyme, S. Kidder, R. Smith, R. Collier, C. Stanfield, P.Munster. Row 3: M. Sherwood, M. Ogle D. Anderson, D. Bucker, P. Akens, S. Tweedy, L. Yates. Library Club Encourages Good Reading Mrs. Dunlap, Librarian Officers Clockwise: V. Johnson, J, Pacquin, C. Smith, J. Fry, Mr. Mclnterf, S. Tweedy, D. Anderson, O. Hislop, S. Lanning, S. Turner, J. Furry, W. Holman, G. Neer, W. Patrick, N. Tolman. Mechanics A La Mode Officers Row 1: W. Holman. Row 2: M. Voshall, S. Turner, N. Topper. 132 The School Improvement Club helps to beautify the school campus. Improvement Club Cleans Campus Si White, C. Warmack, J. Grogan, G. Meyers, S. Cunningham, J. Hawthorne. Chess Club Behind Every Successful King Is a Queen Chess is a game of skill and cunning. None of the members claim to be master chess players, but they do enjoy participating in the weekly chess games. 134 Row 1: E. Scholer, D. Felton, L. Walker, P. Haughen, E. Bolten, M. Bradley, L. Lloyd, L. Shuttlesworth, B. Sandaval, S. Kirk, R. LaMusga. Row 2: C. Wyman, V. Stringfellow, P. Kline, S. Boone, L. Mettling, P. Moore, T. Yeager, L. Martin, P. Goodwin, K. Wilson, C. Me Part-land, J. Warren. Row 3: C. Roper, J. Walters N. Fickes, A. Evans, S. Widner, J. Aiston, G. Miller, J. Pacquin, M. Teakston, M. Hollis, D. Cosart Row 4: T. Rademacher C. Me Part- land, L. Hensley, R. Smith, J. Ransbarger, L. Means, H. Mettling, B. Wixom, P. Stark, S. Strang, J. Richter, K. Adamson. Row 5: P. Hills, J. Kuntz, D. Stenberg, G. Neer, M. Ray, N. Richter, L. Louton, S. Turner, J. Ransbarger, grande, J. Smith. Row 7: B. Melton, J. Warren, B. Wristen, J. Veilleaux, S. Bryant, B. Stem, J. Alakamovitch, D. Robertson, B. Tartar, J. Arseniak, S. Farris, J. Morgan. Racquet Club—-Tennis Enthusiasts Officers Clockwise: S. Stem, D. Bright, L. Louton, B. Tarter, J. Alakamovitch. Row 1: C. Roper, C. Cook, J. Goddard, M. Hughes, P, McCormick, C. Martello. Row 2: M. Hollis, C. Giovannoni, D. Cosart, M. Van- derkooi, K. Anderson, N. Richter, C. Casa-grande. Row 3: S. White, M. Goddard, L. Porter, T. Hocking, R. Steidl, D. Wigely, D. Bone, C. Zambory, R. Castleberry. Getting to Know Each Other OFFICERS Clockwise; D. Cosart, K. Anderson, N. Richter, C. Giovannoni. A. F.S. Club participates in several community activities in conjunction with the local adult chapter. It is the object of the club to support chapter. It is the objet of the club to support and promote the A. F.S. Program and ideals and especially to welcome the foreign students. This year's applicants for the American's A-broad summer and winter program are Sandy Stern and Miriam Goddard. Kris and her sister Christl in their KRIS ANDERSON dirndls, the native dress of Austria. A.F.S. Summer Program Finalist Kris Enjoys Austrian Summer Typical scenery near Krisf summer home. Last summer Kris Anderson had the wonderful opportunity of spending eight weeks in Schleedorf, Austria, under the American Field Service program. Traveling on the Seven Seas linerwith 800 A. F. S. students, Kris had no time for homesickness. Holding orientation and language classes kept the participants enthusiastic. Living on a farm in a small village by Salzburg, Kris learned much about the day-to-day living of atypical Austrian family. She learned how to milk a cow, clean the pig stall, and make hay. Kris’ new family, consisting of two older brothers, 18 and 19, her sister Christl, 16, and Mama and Papa devoted much of their time i n showing her the beautiful and fascinating sights of Austria. Among them, window-shopping in Salzburg and visiting the near-by lake resort area stand out in Kris’ mind. SENIOR First Row: S. Lanning, D. Roberts, E. Rose, C. Salzman, J. Walters, O. Hislop, P. Kline, D. hgwerson. Second Row: A. Beak, D. Steinberg, A. Evans, J. Furry, R. Coleman, S. Winder, S. Richardson, C. Bums, S. Curran. Third Row: C. Marchel, J. Ransbarger, C. Casagrande, D. Wigeley, L. Pope, K. Anderson, H. Cessna, M. Gatlin. JUNIOR First Row: M. Bradley, C. Morrison, C. Stapleton, C. Hart, P. Akers, S. Parker, C. Sylva. Second Row: P. Schutt, D. Steinberg, M. Theakston, S. Cunningham, K. McPartland, R. LaMus-ga, C. Warmack, M. Blade, M. Spates. Third Row: L. Means, J. Ransbarger, M. Hollis, M. Whitaker, M. F.rbin, K. Yugo, M. Goddard, N. Fickes, M Ixrng. Fourth Row: K. Kaupanger, S. Abts, L. Porter, P. Weatherl, K. Wilson, D. Bone, J. Colt, R. Rogers. Any female student at Oroville High School is eligible to join the Girls Atheletic Association. The purpose of this organization is to encourage girls1 participation in atheletic activities. The club sponsors usually four sports a year, and also the Christmas Formal and fun-nights. This year G. A. A. sponsored activities in volleyball, bowling, and baseball. Officers Bottom Row: L. Porter, J. Colt, C. Casagrande, C. Giovannoni. Top Row: B. Landry, M. Goddard, J. Walters, E. Kister. GAA Deve opes Mind and Body ADVISOR-Mrs. Stauss SOPHOMORE Row 1: E. McGinnis, L. Marshall, C. Caplinger, N. Corba-lcy, P. Voris, G. Ward, M. Meith, K. Moneta, S. Shutt. Row 2: C. Martcllo, T. Radcmachcr, G. Miller, J. Goddard, C. Me Part-land, D. LaMusga, B. Landry , K. Wilson. Row 3: R. Roberts, J. Richter, L. Mottling, J. Ais-ton, S. Boone, S. Johnson, C. Stapleton, J. George, J. Shook. Row 4: P. Johnson, H. Hartshorn, P. Hawkins, K. Corkin, K. Stra-chan, B. Jones, P. Shipe, L. St alter. FRESHMAN First Row: F. Fickes, C. Gaugh. N. Robert, E. Kister, M. Weber, B. Minter, C. Ames. Second Row: C. Currier, R. Rich-ands, M. Ramsey, S. Parker, D. Cain, M. Shultz, C. Hughens, S. Woerle. Third Row: R. Elif£ L. Ingram, L. Caldwell, B. Robertson, D. Lawder, K. King, K. Brown, D, Lacativa Fourth Row: D. Burgess, M. Young, C. Casto, G. Gravier, J. Gernandez, D. Melton, S Reeves, A. Baldwin. Bottom Row: Mr. Hottel, D. Sylva, N. Gehrin-ger, L. Tatro, G. Shelton, C. Reyes, S. Dunn, B. Widener, B. Chamberlain, D. Andoe, J. East-wood, B. Wilson, Second Row: D. Jayne, D. Domingues, R. Messerschmidt, J. Ludwig, T. Lansberger, A. Plantanitis, P. Deliquardi, L. Fugerson, R. Ball, G. Golden, A. Dryden. Third Row: R. Kantola, B. Powers, L. Teague, R. Howarth, G. Teague, T. O'Rourke, N. O'Brien, H. Hudson, D. Keener, M. Calcatera, B. Grant, D. Winston. Fourth Row: B. Melton, J. Warren, J. Morgan, O. Messerschmidt, H. Sadowski, R. Grimm, D. Strang, D. Osby, D. Polk, S. Bryant, C. Prater, J. Kincaid. Fifth Row: C. Jones, M. Kelly, R. King, R. Hastings, R. Marcossi, M. Lithgow, L. Olson, R. Carr, B. Turpin. J. Mo-Killop, B. Wristen, D. Polk, D. Bright. Sbih Row: T. Edwards, J. Bowman, K. Damon, B. Peterson, J. Fendt, B. Jernigan, M. Dialer, J. Hoffmeier, M. Hansell, M. Voris, T. Zundel, R. Everett. Seventh Row: M. Corbaley, R. Duen-sing, B. Stern, D. Palmer, P. Johnson, E. Deel, R. Otis, B. Tartar, A. Wade, P. Rose, D. Beasley, D. Huston. Eighth Row: A. Stauss, T. Rowland, M. Black, J. Ronan, J. Alakamovitch, B. LaSarte, D. Robertson, C. Rathbun, G. Gravier, T. Darcey, R. Long, H. Osby. 140 Block 'O' Builds Brain and Brawn OFFICERS Clockwise: M. Kelly, M, Disler, S. Dunn, J. Hoffmeier, C. Prater, R. Kantola. Homecoming Queen Candidates are furiously eating their pies in order to win extra points. OFFICERS Clockwise: J. Alakamovitch, M. Disler, G. Shelton, C. Rathbun, M. Hansell, B. Wilson. 14) 142 ACTIVITIES Expressions of Spirit Come Alive in Assemblies Although Sing-Out is relatively new. University of Nevada Jazz Band especially to Oroville, its spirit, enthusiasm, and talent are to be admired by everyone. Representing A.F.S., Marjo Vanderkooi and Gigi Fisher entertain the O.H.S. students Assemblies at On -ville High School, both interesting and enjoyable, added a highlight of entertainment to our schoo1 year. Among these were the University of Nevada Band,Sng-Out, the Awards Assembly. All of which were well-received by the studmts and helped to break the routine of the regular school day. 145 VICKI STRING FELLOW Lyon's Club PATTY SHIPE Native Sons Girl and Boy State are chosen by the faculty and the representatives attend a mock government during the summer. This year Rick Kan tola and Sandra Abts were chosen from the Junior Class. The C.S.F. Brain Brawl, an annual event at Oroville High School, was held this year at Chico. The contest rules were changed this year to include all of the Life C.S.F.'ers on the team, although only three at a time could participate in the actual team. This gave a wider scope to the event and included more of the Club Members. This year O. H. S. participated in the Lyon's Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Native Sons Speech Contests. FRED ARSENIAK Brain Brawl Contestant STEVEN WHITE Brain Brawl Contestant Honors Express Excellence BUCK GEE -Brain Brawl Contestant PHYLLIS McCORMICK Brain Brawl Contestants CHRIS GIOVANNONI CALVIN SANDBORN-Brain Brawl Contestant SANDRA ABTS-Girls' State RICK KANTOLA-Boys' State GJ .A. Produces Champions SUE LANNING-Overall The outstanding players in each sport and one over-all participant are chosen by the Senior members ofG.A.A. They are awarded their trophy at the Mother-Daughter Banquet in Spring. The trophy is a-warded not only on the basis of skill but is also dependent cn good x rts-manship. PEGGY KLINE-Bowling 148 149 Basketball Season Ends Regally Sandy Boom giving awards to Oroville Tiger Captain, Ken Steele. Wanda Rowland - Junior Sonja Bishop - Soph. Michele Mondonza - Fresh. 150 Sandy presents Hugh Harrison with Golf Tournament Trophy. Sandy awarding a trophy to Del Valle Team Captain. One of the main aspects of the J. C. Nis-bit Tournament was the election of the Basketball Queen. The candidates were chosen from each class and voted on by the entire student body. Sandy Boom, a Senior, won the election, becoming Oro-ville High's first basketball queen. Sana's main duty was to reign over the tournament games and to award the trophies to the winning team and players. Sandy's part in the tournament helped to make the week-end such a success. G.A.A. Spends Christmas Around the World This annual gala affair sponsor-edbythe G.A.A. used Christmas Around the World as this year's theme. The Campus Brass provided the Mexican beat and added to the excitement. The four queen candidates, all Seniors, were voted upon when entering the dance. At Midnight, Darelann Cosart received the sparkling crown. DARELANN COSART 152 THE CAMPUS BRASS 153 PATTI HERINA SENIOR PRINCESS DIANE SMITH FROSH PRINCESS CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS: Diane Smith, Dan Robertson; Virginia Me Partland, Dick Roper; Rosie Rogers, Daryle Polk; Patti Herina, Bruce Wristen. Royalty at Its Best The highlight of the 1966-67 football season, the Football Queen Contest, proved successful for the Junior Class and their candidate Rosie Rogers. It was the first event for the class of 1968, but this victory showed their enthusiastic support and willingness to participate in school activities. Running only a little short of the Juniors were the hardworking Seniors and the Spirited Freshmen and Sophomores. A Un iversal Success from Mexico. Oroville High was host to the District A.F.S. students for one week. Nine students from Europe, Latin America, and Australia visited our school Friday. On Saturday the students and the A. F. S. Club members took a tour of the dam and Chinese Temple, concluding the day with a picnic. Only after meeting all of these students can one fully understand the benfitsofthe exchange program. Gigi Fischer from Switzerland. Gulay Kurnaz from Turkey. 157 EXPRESSIONS OF SPIRIT The Mighty Seniors exhibit their power and priority at all rallies. CHRIS SALZMAN, songleader SHER Me PART LAND jr. varsity cheerleader PAM MARK, jr. varsity cheerleader CINDIA CASAGRANDE, varsity cheerleader JILL ALPERS, head songleader DARELANN COSART, songleader Rallies, something new to Freshmen. The pre-game rallies, constantly brimming with enthusiasm, were fine examples of the students' interest inOroville High, class competition for the victory bucket highlighted each rally. Many times during the school year, the student body's spirit depended on the enthusiasm of the cheerleaders and songleaders. tTi« «swa KRIS ANDERSON, head cheerleader GAIL MILLER, jr. varsity cheerleader Competing for the Victory Bucket, the Juniors make an all-out effort. CAROL STAPLETON, tigerette RALENE MILLER, varsity cheerleader SONIA BISHOP head jr. varsity cheerleader Uniting class spirit, our Alma Mater ends every rally. - '« For the first time this year Oroville High School had a Spirit Week. Points were earned during the week by participation in. various activities, painting posters, racing tricycles,jumping rope, and displaying all-out enthusiasm. The Sophomores were this year's winners, receiving a class pennent. In the future, Spirit Week may become a traditional school activity. 166 168 SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL: Small But Tough! Bottom row: David Jayne, Lyman Clark, Jack McKillop, Mike Lith-gow, MikeVoris, Mike Dialer, Mike Hansell, Bruce Lowman, Martin Kelly, Gordon Golden, Donald Silva. Middle row: Mgr.-Larry Cooper, Larry Smith, Todd Rowland, David Beaaely, Bruce Jemlgan, Herman 08by, David Palmer, JimHoffmeir, David McLain, Mgr.-Duane Wright. Schedule Oroville 7 Chico 13 Oroville 0 Shasta 30 Oroville 13 Las Plumas 0 Oroville 20 Roseville 0 Oroville 12 Yuba City 38 Oroville 12 Oakmont 0 Oroville 6 Nevada Union 8 Oroville 7 Marysville 29 Oroville 14 Placer 27 • • Coaches Mr. Johnson Top row: Fran Keller, Andy Stauss, Bob Stern, Jon Alakamovitch, Robert Edwards, Benny La Sarte, Bill Campbell, Bob Sharp, Mike Cor-baley, Andy Wade, Tim Darcey. Captains: Mike Disler, Jim Hoffmier Mr. Martin Mr. Clark Tigers In Action Although this jear's varsity football team finished fourth in the league many times the small squad showed their strength and control of the field. The boys handily beat Las Plumas and retained the victory bell for the fifth consecutive year and upset the Oakmont Vikings who finished above our Tigers in league standing. The boys were seriously hampered throughout the season by many injuries, although the outstanding performances by Jim Hoff-meier, Mike Hansell, and Mike Voris, highlighted the year. This was the last of Mr. Johnson's thirteen year coaching career at O. H. S. The boys especially appreciate his enthusiastic leadership and the student body is proud of the effort he and his assistants showed. Players of the Week Larry Smith (40) Jim Hoffmeier (38) Mike Hansell (75) Gordon Golden (34) Ben LaSarte (88) Mike Disler (62) Fran Keller (26) Jon Alakamovitch (52) All League Defensive Team Jim Hoffmeier Mike Hansell Most Valuable Player Mike Hansell Captains: Harry Hudson, Bill Turpin This year's Junior Varsity team, although sporting an over-all record of 3-4-2, placed third in the league behind only Marysville and Yuba City with 3-2-1. This record could have been improved, for touchdowns in two games were called back that would have given the J. V. squad a victory. These boys along with this year's Junior's will make a fine team next year. Bottom Row: left to right- Peto- ttu -sell, Chuck Thurman, Harry Hudson, Larry Teague, Arthur Dry-den, Steve Dunn, Van Bilbo, Richard Roper, Brian Powers, Brian Schedule Orovllle 6 Orovllle 0 Orovllle 0 Orovllle 19 Orovllle 13 Orovllle 18 Chico 25 Shasta 0 Las Plumas 6 Roseville 19 Yuba City 39 Oakmont 7 Orovllle 26 Nevada Union 19 Orovllle 0 Marysville 40 Orovllle 12 Placer 6 « •� JUNIOR VARSny Shows Spirit Grant, Bob Howarth, Greg Scott, Larry Ingwerson. Middle row, Mike Calcatera, Mike Meyers, George Teague, Joel Ludwig, Der-rie Osby, Bob Henning, Antonio Reyes, Mark Parson, Max Brister, Jack Hungerford, John Rogers, Darrell Montgomery. Top row: Bill Turpin, David Wentz, Brad Melton, Allen Davis, Dennis Rjwers, Mark Black, Gary Gravier, Bill Holbrook, Ronald Friend, Mike Olhauser, Tim Zundel, John Law-der, Phillip Johnson. Bottom Row: left to right- Mike Gehringer, Mike Green, Gene Kirk, Tom Noyer, John Schufelt, Steve Mills, Rusty Hill, Greig Rogers, Ken Jayne, Mark Cessna, Joe Rogers. Second Row: Dale Gotschall. Pat Hudson, Larry Cobbler, Mike Schutke, RickNisbet, James Voit. William Sellers, Don Green, David Waticki, Tom Kenner, John Travers, Richard Millington - mgr. Third Row: Brian Goff-mgr., Dav-vid Scott, Mike Edge man, Lannie Stenson, John Walters, Daniel Wil- liams, Arthur Brown, Larry Shaw, Joe Moseley, Darrell Montgomery, Top Row: Steven Wiles, Jeff Lane, Jerry Kern, Bob Henning, Kurt Hund, David Dayton, Paul Wade, John Mosley, Larry Richter, Greg Rodriguez, Jess Christensen. The freshman football team this year demonstrated their fighting spirit. Their 0-4-2 record doesn't show the great football they played. Highlights of the year's action include a 7-7 tie with a tough Bidwell squad and a grueling 6-6 draw with the cross-town rival, Las Plumas. Among the outstanding players were Backs Paul Wade and Tbm Noyer and Linemen Bob Henning and David Scott. Everyone is happy with the effort these boys put out, and they'll make a promising J. V. team next year. Schedule Oroville 0 Yuba City 13 Oroville 7 Bidwell 7 Oroville 0 Red Bluff 39 Oroville 0 Chico 27 Oroville 0 Marysville 34 Oroville 6 Las Plumas 6 FROSH —Full of Fight 176 «• 178 Cross Country Top: Bill Wilson, John Bauman, Eddie Lincoln, Gene Meyers, Roily Otis, Jeff Warren, Rick Kantola. Bottom: Walt Eghor, Larry Smittcamp, Dan Weidman, Covers Ground Mark Huntington, Chuck Rathbun Everett, Olav Messerschmidt. Larry Olson, Rick Although at the League Meet, Oroville had no team, Coach Millet's individual runners put out a great effort. Gene Meyers took first place and Jeff Warren medaled in the senior division. In the Sophomore division, Chuck Rathbun, Larry Smittcamp, and Olav Messerschmidt me daled. The Varsity team placed fifth and Sophomores placed third in the league Coach Millet and the entire Student Bod y are pleased with the job the boys did. Coach-Mr. Millet League Medalists-Larry Smittcamp, Olav Messerschmidt, Chuck Rathbun, Gene Meyers, and Jeff Warren. Opposite page: J. V. Captains-Chuck Rathbun and Larry Smittcamp Varsity Captains-Gene Meyers and Jeff Warren Varsity Basketball—Exhibition of Power SPIRIT Schedule OROVILLE 64 RED BLUFF 46 OROVILLE 54 RENO 46 OROVILLE 46 CHICO 33 OROVILLE 58 LAS PLUMAS 28 OROVILLE 50 LINCOLN 32 ♦OROVILLE 42 OAKMONT 31 ♦OROVILLE 65 YUBA CITY 68 ♦OROVILLE 43 NEVADA UNION 50 ♦OROVILLE 42 MARYSVILLE 51 ♦OROVILLE 48 ROSEVILLE 35 ♦OROVILLE 42 PLACER 45 ♦OROVILLE 65 OAKMONT 73 ♦OROVILLE 59 YUBA CITY 44 ♦OROVILLE 68 NEVADA UNION 49 ♦OROVILLE 50 MARYSVILLE 43 ♦OROVILLE 78 ROSEVILLE 48 ♦OROVILLE 76 PLACER 68 All League Players Eurtis Jones Larry Smith Captain-Ken Steele Top: Larry Smith, John Bauman, Darrel Huston, Lon- KenSteele, Fran Keller, Mike Voris , Tim Darcey, Jeff nie Smith, Gary Lightle, Dan Robertson, Eurtis Jones, Warren. Bottom: Greg Scott-mgr. , Rick Kantola, Herman Osby, Guy Weichart, Art Platinitis. Center: EURTIS JONES Guard: FRAN KELLER Guard: LARRY SMITH Forward: DAN ROBERTSON Tigers Fill the Hoops Forward: LONNIE SMITH Placing second in the league behind Marysville, Oroville's Varsity Basketball team recovered from a mid-season slump to gain a respectable spot in the Sierra Foothill League. Sportingal7-5 over-all record and7-5 in the league , the season was highlighted by the team's winning the Yuba City Tournament. Paced by Eurtis Jones, Larry Smith, Fran Keller , and Captain Ken Steele , the team proved itself in one of the toughest leagues in Nor them California, The team, under Mr. Millet's experienced guidance was a credit to Oroville High. Forward: KEN STEELE Guard: JEFF WARREN Ken Stelle and Larry Smith, All-Tourney choices from the Yuba City Holiday Tournament, look over 2nd place Nisbit Trophy and 1st place Yuba City trophy. Tigers Bring Home This year Oroville High's Varsity Tigers participated in two basketball tournaments, the Yuba City Holi-da Tournament and the J.C. Nisbet Tournament hosted by Oroville. The Tigers carried away first and second place trophies respectively. The Yuba City Tournament was held December 15,16, 17, and brought the Tigers winning streak to 9 straight wins b defeating Vacaville 59-49, Chico 60-53, and Marysville 41-37 for the championship. Both Ken Steele and Larry Smith were elected to the all tournament team, and Eurtis Jones, FranKeller, Dan Robertson, and especially Lonnie Smith put in fine performances along with help from team members JeffWarren, Ben La Sar-te, Mike Voris, and Art Plantinitis. The Tigers was the only team participating in the J. C. Nisbet Tournament, held March 2,3,4, to remain undefeated. However, because the Nisbet Tourney was based on the total net pjoints rather than wins Oroville came in second only to Franklin High's Yellow Jackets from Stocton. Center, Eurtis Jones, and guard Fran Keller were elected to the all tournament team with fine support from Larry and Lonnie Smith, Ken Steele, Jeff Warren, Dan Robertson, Art Plantinitis and the other team members. The final standing was Franklin +92, Oroville +78, Del Valle +1, Highlands -4, Pleasant Hill -11, Ponderosa -71, and Las Plumas -85. Congratulations Mr. Millet and boys for a job well done! Yuba City Tournament Action Tourney Trophies Captain Ken Steele receives 2nd place trophy from the J. C. Nisbet Tournament. Fran Killer and Eurtis Jones accept all-tourney team troph. from queen, Sandy Boom. J. C. NISBET ALLTOURNAMENT TEAM erson, Franklin. Bottom Row: Gerald Top Row: Mike Redling, Pleasant Hill: Johnston, Del Valle: Fran Keller, Oro- Eurtis Jones, Oroville; Phill Mote High- ville: Ralph Pina, Franklin: MikeKoski, lands: Steve Ryland, Ponderosa: Sam Dick- Las Plumas: John Hoffman, Franklin. Top: John Fendt, Brad Melton, GaryGravier, Chuck Rathbun, Pete Coleman, Tim Zundel, Larry Kimble. Bottom: Dan Dominquez, DerrieOsby, John Gregory, Antonio Reyes, Dick Roper, Ken Bluford, Larry Cooper-mgr. Basketball Bounces Back for More Schedule OROVILLE 30 RED BLUFF 49 OROVILLE 22 RENO 30 OROVILLE 34 CHICO 31 OROVILLE 23 LAS PLUMAS 26 OROVILLE 39 LINCOLN 27 ♦OROVILLE 29 OAKMONT 24 ♦OROVILLE 37 YUBA CITY 53 ♦OROVILLE 30 NEVADA UNION 25 ♦OROVILLE 31 MARYSVILLE 42 ♦OROVILLE 31 ROSEVILLE 34 ♦OROVILLE 31 PLACER 20 ♦OROVILLE 32 OAKMONT 29 ♦OROVILLE 18 YUBA CITY 22 ♦OROVILLE 32 NEVADA UNION 34 ♦OROVILLE 29 MARYSVILLE 36 ♦OROVILLE 53 ROSEVILLE 51 ♦OROVILLE 53 PLACER 60 186 Coaches-Mr. Clark and Mr. Hoffman The OrovilleJ. V. Basketball team this year finished fourth in the league with a record of 5-7 and an overall record of 7-11. Tom Coleman, Derrie Osby, Brad Melton, and John Fendt showed great potential and came throug h with many needed points. Coach Clark did a fine job with the boys this year. •“■ ■ Tom Coleman-elected most valuable player OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE OROVILLE Schedule 25 ELK CREEK J. V. 12 ELK CREEK J. V. 29 LAS PLUMAS 28 BIDWELL 13 CHICO 33 MARYSVILLE 18 YUBA CITY 22 YUBA CITY 36 MARYSVILLE 27 CHICO 42 27 16 45 18 46 48 44 40 44 Frosh Kittens—Future Trophy Holders Although OrovilleTs Freshmen Basketball Team fared badly in other league ac tion, it made up for its defeats by coming out victorious over Las Plumas. Guided by Coach Burnam, the squad come along through the season and very nearly upset some of her more powerful and experienced opponents. Outstanding players Dale Got shall, Lannie Stenson, Eric and Paul Wade. These boys, along with the rest of the team, should return next year to form a fine, experienced, Junior Varsity squad. Captain-Dale Gotshall Coach-Mr. Burnam Top: Darrel Montgomery, Joe Mosely, John Walters, David Dayton, Eric Tandy, John Moseley, Paul Wade, Lannie Stenson. Bottom: Larry Cooper-mgr. , Dave Strang, Tom Kepler, John Hastie, Jim Voigt, Bill Wietucki, Mike Bryant, Dale Gotshall. Top: Bill Wilson, Rusty Olhauser, Mike Dialer, Bill Peterson, Gary Steven, Ned Gehrin-ger, Allen Davis, David Scott, Harry Hucteon, Tiger Wrestlers Pin Opponents Wrestling this year came out on the short end of the league statistics,but individually the boys showed themselves as some of the best wrestlers in the league. Mike Disler, Harry Hudson, Joe Rogers, Mark Cessna, and Captain Bill Peterson all distinguished themselves as tough opponents. With the many returning lettermen. Coach Hottel should have a good team next year. Coach-Mr. Hottel Pat Hudson, Bill Cunningham, Mike Geh ringer, JoeRo- John Rogers, Charles Reyes, Tom Robertson, Craig gers, Mr. Hottel-coach. 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California Adelle Rowland, Janet Aiston, and Greg Scott are looking over the menu, but they can't seem to find any good old American food . Salesgirls Nancy Richter and Debbie Williams are helping Pat Murray and Mike Disler find just the right shirt. Ron Hastings has already found his. 206 AISTON’S Men’s Wear 1937 BIRD STREET OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA OROVILLE EQUIPMENT RENTALS DON'S RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION DON T BUY IT - RENT IT«� SINCE 1936 CORNER ORO DAM AND FEATHER RIVER BOULEVARDS 1724 Robinson Street Opposite the Post Office PHONE 533-7902 Phone LE 3-9897 Oroville, California DON TURNER, Owner WE RENT MECHANICAL TOOLS Ben Franklin NATIONALLY KNOWN LOCALLY OWNED •Mr. and Mrt. R. J. Starn CindiaCasagrande, Sandy Stern, andMarjo Vander-kooi, are showing Robert (Cutie-pie) Stern, and Bill (Baby-face) Wilson,some excellent choices of clothing to add to their wardrobes. FORREST’S THODE SONS STUDIO CAMERA SHOP LUMBER CO. 2057 Mitchell Ave. 3616 MYERS STREET Oroville Oroville, California Congratulations Graduates Try to go on to College ! ! Your Building Material You Won’t Get Very Far Without That Sheepskin Sup pig House Karen King, Lonnie Stenson, and Chuck Rathbun are hard at work on their after-school job of repairing old televisions. ORO VILLAGE T V RCA VICTOR SALES AND SERVICE 2558 Olive Hwy Phone 533-7099 208 Dick Hadley Real Estate Ranches - Lake Frontage - Commercial 750 Oro Dam Blvd., Phone 533-7822 533-7441 Rick Hadley, Vicki Lamb, and David Dayton are look-over the map for an area that they can build their own private housing development on. Oroville Pump Electric Co. UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK Pumps - Sales Service Motor Rewinding Repairing 1900 Oro Dam Blvd., 595 Oroville Dam Blvd. Oroville, Calif. • 209 Phone 533-2103 Phone 533-6770 enquin Drive-In B E AUTO TRUCK HAMBURGERS - DINNERS COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 533-7510 3955 Palermo Road DISMANTLERS We Have All Parts for Some Cars Some Parts for All Cars WE BUY WRECKED - BURNED JUNK CARS AND TRUCKS 3301 FEATHER RIVER BLVD. AA ONTGOMERY WARD OROVILLE'S ONLY COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE L. Kirkpatric CAR DEALER 1780 Oro Dam Blvd. Phone 533-8912 3549 Oro Dam Blvd., Phone 533-5218 Glenn Moore, Max Brister, Janice Walters, and Pam Walters take time off from their busy schedule to pose for a casual picture. Robert Dyer and Jim Edwards are getting all of the essential things to set up housekeeping. Jill Alpers BARNES just smiles because she knows they're going to need much more than that. RAINBOW VILLAGE MARKET 4607 OLIVE HWY. OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Sears National Glass OROVILLE Clothes for the Fashion Minded. Phone 533-1706 1920 Bird Street Best of Luck to the Class of ’67 from Sears {National Glass 1 aA’s'GWss CaU Ms 212 Phone 533-2721 CRYSTAL MEDICAL COFFEE SHOP CENTER 1878 BIRD STREET PHARMACY OROVILLE CALIFORNIA WALTON WELLS '34 FRANK H. DAYTON '41 rt 2776 OLIVE HIGHWAY CAN'T BE BEAT FOR A PLACE TO EAT? 533-1545 of Oroville 1580 Huntoon Oroville, California Phone 534-1292 mu Donna’s J SMART CLOTHES . . . FOR SMART WOMEN 1933 BIRD 1420 Myers St. Phone LE 3-2626 Oroville, Calif. We give S H green stamps Congratulations to the Senior Class MonawiLLEj John Bauman, Bill Gilbert, Jeff Warren, and Beth Landry are all practicing to be butchers. Think they will ever make it? 2U CURRIER BROTHERS7 MARKET 2325 Myers Street Oroville. California GILBERT'S For Men s Wear TIMELY CLOTHES STETSON HATS Phone 533-3841 1850 Bird Street OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA Melanie Blade, Jo Colt, and Jim Edwards are all helping Mike Hansell pick just the right suit. Robert R ogers Florist Prospector’s Village Motel No. 20 Oro Village Phone 534-1977 DINING ROOM Your Florist for Every Need Featuring Prime Rib of Beef 215 This girl is sure to find whatever it is that she wants with such friendly help. THE FAVORITE QUALITY WOMEN’S STORE OF THE NORTH VALLEY CHICO AND PAR IDISE VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON PROSPECTORS VILLAGE PHONE 533-9335 Cheryl Burris, Debbie Wigley, and Holly Mettiing lock on with approval as Audrey Evans has her hair styled for a special occasion. Rosie Rogers, Bruce Tarter, and Joyce Ransbarger, are hoping that Santa will take the hint and put one of these in their stockings next year. HOBBIE Chevrolet and Cadillac 1250 Oro Dam Blvd.. Phone LE 3-4626 DAIRY PRODUCTS 2400 FIFTH AVENUE It looks as though KarenKaupanger, Sue Jones, and Marcia Erbin are still trying to figure out how a cow gives milk that's already in cartons. 217 Oroville, California The Nugget Staff would like to give special thanks to Debbie Wigley for taking the time to take many of the pictures for the yearbook. She responded to many last minute requests, and cheerfully gave of her time. Guy Hart s J Office Equipment 2667 MYERS STREET OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA WELCOME FOXY BUYERS Congratulations to the Hy - Fy MUFFLERS Oroville’s EXHAUST Specialist 2536 Olive Hwy. Oroville, California 534-1200 Graduating Class This unidentified group of girls are putting in their orders early so they won't be forgotten next year. 218 pQfltmits 0fficial Nu99et Photographer” Presents OUTSTANDING SENIORS PHYLLIS McCORMICK Chosen as this year's outstanding senior girl was Phyllis McCormick. Phyllis's participation in school functions, clubs, her scholastic achievements, and her pleasant personality enabled her to receive this honor. BUCK GEE This year' s outstanding boy senior is Buck Gee. Buck was also active in many clubs and school functions. His grades, personality, and participation helped him to receive this coveted title. KRIS ANDERSON CINDIA CASAGRANDE DARELANN COSART CHRIS GIOVANNONI NANCY RICHTER JANICE WALTERS Nugget Staffers Take Their Bows CANDY WARMACK NANCY FICKES SUE CUNNINGHAM JOANNA COLT LORA PORTER DIANE BONE ROBERT STERN Abts,Sandra—72,73,112. 114,115.135,147 Adams, Janice—73 Adams, Linda—73 Adams, Sally—73 Adamson, Kathy—73,135 Adamson, Linda—85 Adamson, Michael—73 Addington, John Aiston, Janet—85,135,139, 206 Akers, Patricia—73,114, 131,138 Akins, Bill--43,66 Alakamov itch, Jon—43,110, 135,140,173,170,197 Aldrich, Dari—73 Allen, Carolyne—43,114, 118 Allen, Gerry—97 Allen, Marilyn—43,118 A'lred, Sharon—85 Alpers, Jill—73,161,212 Ames,Connie—97,117,139 Amos, Anita—43,97 Anderson, Debra—85,131 Anderson, Denbeigh—43,114, 115,131,132 Anderson, Gary—73 Anderson,Jenny—118 Anderson, Kris—43,110,112, 114,115,117,135,136 J 37,138, 153,167,205,220 Anderson, Robert—43 Andoe, Darwin—73,140 Andoe, Karen—97 Andress, Linda—97 Andrews, Pat—97 Anthony, Paul—85 Arendell, Diana—97 Armstrong, Carol —97 Arseniak, Fred—43,67,115, 123,135,146 Atkinson, Deborah—73,131 Atkison, James—85 Atkison, Karen—97 Ayer, Howard—97 Ayers, Walter—73 Bader, Donald—97 Baker, Greg—85,114 Baker, Karen—85 Baker, Robert Baldwin, Nancy—97,139 Balentino, James Ball, Robert—140 Ball, Terry—97 Ballentine, Debbie—44 Bankston, Donnie Barger, Allen—43,117,118 Barkhurst, Jim—73 Barnes, Ellis—97 Student Index Barnes, Lovie—73 Barnes, Mike—73 Bartlett, Val—97 Bascherini, Cheryl—97 Baugh, Candace—97,118 Bauguess, Tom—97 Bauman, John—44,140,179, 181,214 Bavelas, Steve—97 Beall. Anita—43,138 Bean, Dolores—85 Beardsley,Sue—43.114,115 Beasley, Dave--73,140,170 Beeman, Dave—85 Bee man, Kathy—97 Beeman, Sharon—43 Beet, Darrel—85 Bemis, Bill—44,114 Benson, Laura,73,118 Berryman, William—73 Bigelow, Dave—44 Bilbo, Roy—73 Bilbo, Van—85,174 Bishop,Sonja—85,150,161 Black, Mark—85,140,175 Blade, Melanie—73,114,138, 215 Blanchard, Brad—85 Blanton, James—73 Blinston, Mike—73 Bloomster, Albert—44,73 Bluford, Cynthia—73,118 Bluford, Ken—85,186 Bohanon, Mike—73 Bolter .Elaine—117,135 Bolton, Doris—73 Bone, Diane—74,135,136, 138,204,218,221 Boom, Sandy—44,150,151 Boone,Sandy—85,135,139 Boren, Donna—97 Boren, Mel—85 Bosworth, Mark—7 4,114, 120 Bourgeois, Deborah Bowen, Jeanette—85,131 Bowers, Tom—44,66,67, 114,122,156 Boyton, Claudia—74,201 Bradford, Darlene—74 Bradley, Merrie—74,135, 138 Branlund, George Brasen.Gary—85 Brazil, Dick—85 Brazil, Virginia—74 Brehm, Bonnie—74,118 Bright, Dave—44,135,140 Brilliott, A1—85 Brister, Max—85,175,211 Brody, Dick—97 Brower, Judy—45,114,120, 131 Brower, Ron—74,114 Brown, Arthur—97,176 Brown, Claudia—45,66,114 Brown, Dan—85,97 Brown , Diane Brown, Eddie—45 Brown, Elvis—85,118 Brown, John—97,117 Brown, Kathy—97,139 Brown, Ken—85 Brown, Shelly—74 Brownlow, Barbara—85 Bruce, Dolores—45,114 Bryant, Mike—97,189 Bryant, Steve—45,135,140, 202 Bucher, Carolyn Bucher, Don—45,113,131 Bucholz, Lesta—86 Bundy, Cheryl—45 Bural, Kelly—86 Burgess, Debbie—139 Burke,John—98 Burns, Connie--45,118,135 Burns, Ken—74 Burns,Sue—98 Burris, Cheryl—45,114.116, 118,167,216 Burwell, Denise—86 Burwell, Suzanne—74,117, 118,119 Butler, Clarice Butler .Coetta—97 Butler, Ray By r ns, -Larry --86 Caffey .Cynthia—99 Caffey, Donna-45 Cain, Debby—98,138,139 Calcatera, Mike—86,140, Caldwell, Linda—98,139 Caldwell, Ronny—98 Cameron, Sue—86,114 Campbell, Bill—46 Campbell .Jean—98,117 Campbell, Marjorie—98 Campbell, Rick—74 Cannon,Tom—98,124 Caplinger .Carol—86,138, 139 Carlson, James—98 Carpenter, Jon—46 Carr, Richard—74,140 Carrillo, Irma—74 Carrillo, Yolanda—74 Carter, Calvin Carter, Debra—74 Carter, Dennis—75 Carter, Diane—86, 117,118 Carter .Gloria Carter, Pat—98 Casagrande, Cindia—46,112, 114,115,135,136,138,153, 162.207.220 Casagrande, Dave—98 Casazza, Cathy—75 Casazza, Chris—86 Castillo, Neil—86 Castleberry, Richard—86 Castleberry, Robert—46, 120.121.129.135.136 Casto, Connie—98,139 Casto.Mike—75 Cessna, Hannah—42,46,109, 112,114,118,119,138 Cessna, Mark—98,176,191 Chamberlain, Robert—86, 113,114,117,140 Chollet, Paul—86 Christensen, Jesse—98,176 Chung,Elaine—75,112,114 Claessens, Sandy—98 Clapp, Marsha Clark, Addie—46 Clark. Claudia—75 Clark, Kaiiiy —80 Clark, Lyman—75,170 Clements, Edna—75 Cluff, Merry—46 Cobbler, Larry—98,176,109 Coppedge.S. —99 Coleman, Kay—46,138 Coleman, Tom—86,187 Collier, Roy—75,130 Collier .Terri—99 Colt, Joanna—72,75,115,125, 137,138,215,221 Combs, Sand i—75 Comer, Kim—46 Conley, Janet—75 Constantine, Sherry—99 Cook, Cathy—75,112,114,115, 121.135.136 Cook, Dave—86,117 Cooper, Larry—86,186,189 Cope, Stacey—99 Corbaley, Mike—75,117,140, Corbaley, Nancy—87,137,138, Corbin, Jim—99 Corcoran, Gwendlyn—87 Corcoran,Jan—46 Cordova, Larry—87 Corkin,Kathy—87,138,139 Corkin, Pat—99 Cosart, Darelann- -47,123, 135.136.152.166.220 Costello, James—75 Cotten, Cheryl Cotten, Janie Covey, Linda—87 Cox, Janis—87 Crocker .Steve—74,114 Crowe, Selenia—86 Crowley, Barbara—74,112 222 Cumberland, Dave—124 Cumberland, Nancy—73 Cunningham, Steve—86 Cunningham, Sue—75,114, 120,133,134,138,137,221 Cunningham, Bill—47,191 Currna, Shirley—47,114, 114,117,128,138 Currier, Chris—99,138,13! 139 Currier, Keith—47 Curtis, Betty—75,118 Custer, Georgia—47 Dahlmeier, Hal—84,87,112, 114,117 DaMassa, Larry—87 Damon, Ken—47,140, Damon, Ken—47,140 Daniel, Bruce—87 Daniels, Chris Darcy, Tim—75,140,170,181, Davis, Allen—118,175,191 Davis, Amanda—47 Davis, Virginia—47 Day,Jack—87,124 Dayton, Dave—99,112,175, 189,209 Dayton, Nancy—75,114,123 Dean, Peggy—87 Deel, Earl—75,140 Delliquadri, Phil—74,140 Denney. Cathy—74 Diaz, Lourdes—99 Dickinson, Don—87 Disler,Mike—47,112,114, 115,140,170,171,190,206 Dodd, Jill—86,112 Dodd, Bill—47 Dominquez, Dan—86,140, 189 Dorfman, Jerry Dorman, Penny—99 Doucette, Jeanne—99,112 Dover, Truman—75,124 Dryden, Arthur—86,140, 175 Duensing; Barry—87 Duensing, Roger—75,140 Dugan, Dana—99 Duncan, David—75,97,112, 114,129,130,180. Dunn, Russ—87,130,140 Dunn,Steve—87,140,174 Dyer, Robert—47,212 Eastin, Diane-118 Eastin, Howard-75,114,117, 120,128 Eastin, Richard-87 Eastwood, James-75,140, 215 Edgeman, Mike-174 Edgmon, Mike Edwards, Ann-99 Edwards, James-75,212 Edwards, Robert-74,170 Edwards, Steve Edwards, Steven Edwards, Timothy-74,140 Elkins, Sheila Eliff, Robbin-139 Ellis, Christine-87 Ellis, Martin-75 Ellis, Rosanna-87 Enlund, Linda Erbin, Marcia-75,125,138, 217 Ervin, Davis Espinosa, Etienne Eutsler, Jack-87 Evans, Audrey-47,112,135, 138,216 Evans, Bemadine Evans, Robert Everett, Richard-87,114,115, 117,140,179 Farren, Cynthia—87,114 Far ren, Gary—47,114 Farrens, Leanna—75 Farris, Sam—48,135 Fehr, Fred—47 Fehr,Sandra—75,118 Felton, Darlene—75,139 Fendt, John—87,114,140, 187 Fernandez, Charles—75 Fernandez,Joalvn Ferree, Linda—76 Fickes, Frances—98,139 Fickes, Nancy—76,123,135, 138,196,221 Fields, Ray—87 Fisher, Diane—87 Fleming, Betty—87 Flores, Yolanda—87 Foley, Dorothy—98 Fonteyn, Judy Forbes, Debra—87 Ford,Joyce Fournier, Russelle—99 Fowler, Howard—99 Fox, Donney—99 Fox, Richard—76 Franklin, Dave—99 Friend, Ron—87 Friend,Sherry—99,175 Fry, Gilbert—76 Fry,Judy—48,112,131 Fugate, Jim—87 Fulk,Candis—99,112 Fulk, Teresa—48 Fuller, Ricky Fuller ,Trena Fultz, Ken—87 Furry, Judy—42,48,109,112, 131,132,138 Furry, Terry—98,112 Gatlen, Michell—48,138 Gatter, Susan—98 Gee, Fay—99 Gee, Buck—48,66,67,109, 112,113,117,120,121,147 Gee, Fay Lind—87,112,114, 120 Gehringer, Ned—76,140,191. Gehringer,Mike—99,176, 191 Geisler, Dennis—76 George, Janice— 87,139 Gibson, Kathy—99,113 Giese, Robert—48 Gilbert, Denise—87,118 Gilbert, James— 48,118 Gilbert, Karen—76 Gilbert, Bill—76,214 Gilbert, Robert—76 Gi 11m an, Jeanette—99 Gillum, Margaret—88,114, 123 Giovannoni, Chris—42,48, 66,67,112,114,115,129,135, 136,140,146,220 Glenn, Russell—76 Gnass,Jan—76,118 Goddard, Janet—84,88,112, 115,135,136 Goddard, Miriam—76,112, 114,115,125,135,136,139, Goff, Brian—99,124,176 Goff, Steve—88 Goggia, Karen—99,118 Golden, Gordon—76,140,171. 173 Goodier,Susan—100,112 Goodwin, Jeffrey—100 Goodwin, Paula—88,135 Goyhan, Karen—88 Gotschall, Bonnie—88,100, 114 Gotschall, Dale—176,189 Gotschall, Joyce—48,112 Graham, Cecile—88 Gramps, Alvin—48 Cramps, Zena—88 Grant, Brian—88,100,140, Grant, Debbie—100 Grant, Jim—100 Gravert.Sue—88 Gravier ,Gail —100,139 Gravier,Gary,88,117 ,140, 186 Gray, Juanita—100 Green, Deborah —76,100 Green, Don—176 Green, Calvin—48,100 Green, Mike—100,176 Green,Sharon—100 Green, Cecilia—100 Gregory,J ack—100 Gregory,John—88,186 Grimm, Richard—49,114, 140 Grogan,Joseph —49,122, 133,134,196 Grogan, Paul —100 223 Gross, Kathy—88 Grove, Debol ah Grove, Kathy Guthr ie, J anet —7 6,100 Guthrie, Joan—138 Hadley, Rick—49,209 Hageman, James—100 Hair, Charlotte—100 Hair, David—88 Hall, Theodore—100 Hansell, Kathy—7 6 114,112 Han sell, Mike—49,109, 114, 115.122,140,170 Hansell, Peter—88 174, 190 Hanson, Robert—74,76 100 Harlan, Ken—49,114 Harlan, Marsha—88 Harlan, Tim—100 Harles, Lester—88 Harness, Larry—76 Harness, Robert—88 Harris, Yvonne—100 Harrison, Barbara—100, 124 Harrison, Ben—76 Harrison, Dixie—49 Harrison, Harold—88 Harrison, Prentice—76, 117,118 Harrison, Richard—49 Hart,C.—138 Hart, John—100 Hartley, Ricky—100,117 Hartman, John—100 Hartshorn, Marrietta—76 Hartshorn, Richard—76 Hartwig, Melvin—49,67 Harwell, Terry—76 Hastie, John—189 Hastie, Linda—76 Hastings, Ron—76,140,206 Haugen, Pam—76,135 Hawkins, Fred Hawkins, Peggy—88,118, 139 Hawthorne, Joel—34,49, 11 129,130,133, Hayes,John—124 Hayes, Martha—76 Hayes, Stanley—100 H ead lough, Wa rd—100 Heinriche, lisa—88 Held, Robert—76 Hemenway, Lana—88 Hendrix, Vivian—76,118 Henning, Bob—100, 124,176 Hensley, Robin—76,135 Henson, Terry—49 Herina, Pat—49,154,155 Heyrend, Phil Hicks, Robert—88 Higday,Iva—49 Higgins, James—76 Hilbom, Bonnie—88 Hilbom, Laynette—50,114, 115,125 Hill, Craig—76 Hill, Frank—88 Hill, Kathy—100,130 Hill, Linda—50 Hill, Rustv—100.176 Hills,Janet—50 Hills, Pat—76, 135, 197 Hilton, Judith—88 Hipes, Vickie—100 Hislop, OnaLee—50,114, 131, 132,138, Hobbie, Jan—76,123,200 Hocking, Tim—72,76, 112, 135,136 Hodge, Cindv—50 Hodge, Ron—88 Hoffmier, Jim—50, 140,171, 172 Hohnson,Sue Holbrook, Bill—88, 100,175 Holbrook, Cheryl—50 Holbrook, Judy Holcomb, Carla—88 Holder, Allen—88 Hollar, Nancy—50 Hollis, Marilyn—74,112, 115,125,135,138,205 Holman, Bill—50,131,132 Holmes, Karen—50,114,117, 119 Holton, Dorothy—100,118 Howarth, Charlene—100 Howarth, Robert—140,174 Howe, Sarah—88 H owe ll,Aileen —100 Howell, Ken—101 Howell, Steve—101,113 Hudson, Harry—84, 88,112 114.140.174.191 Hudson, James—101,113, 176.191 Hugens, Carla—101,139 Hund, Kurt—101, 176 H ungerford, J ack—175 Hungerford,Jill—74 Hunter, Judy—101 Huntington, Mark—124,170 Huston, Darrell—74,140. M Hughes, Mary—88,121, 135, 136 Huston, Roxie—74 Hutton, Don—74, 124 Ingle, Deborah—101 Ingram, Kathy—89 Ingram, Laura—101,139 Ingwerson, Devprah—115, 138 Ingwerson, Larry—89,101, 124,140,174,191 Irich,Sharon Jackson, Brenda—74 J ackson, Debra—101 Jackson, Sam—74 Jamison, Deborah—89 Jayne, Dave—74, 140,170 Jayne,Ken—101,124,176 Jenkins, Deborah—89 Jenkins, John—101 Jemigan, Bruce—74,140, 170 Jemigan, Richard—101,124, Jewell, Dave—89 Jewett, John—74 Johnson, Dan—51 Johnson, Edwina—101 Johnson, Pat—89,113, 129, 139 Johnson, Liola—89, 113, 129, 139 Johnson, Phil—89, 124, 140, 175 Johnson,Sue—89,115,139 Johnson, Tim—101 Johnson, Vivian—51,130, 131 Joiner, Steve—89 Jones, Brenda—89,113 Jones, Beverly—89, 114; Jones, Beverly—89,114, 117.139 Jones,Chris—51,112,114, 120.140 Jones, Connie—89, 118 Jones, Deanna—89 Jones, Eurtis—51,74,118, 181,182,185 Jones,Gail—51,117,119, 128,196 Jones,Jean—74,114,125 Jones, Larry—102 Jones, Linda—102 Jones, Mary—89,113 Jones, Mike—51,114,123 Jones,Susan—74,217 Joyner, Ixmnie—102 Joyner, Margarey—90, 114, 125 Joyner, Mary—51,112,114, 115,120,121,125,127,129, 130,133 Kantola,Rick—74,112,114, 115, 140, 147, 179,181 Karr, Arthur—90 Karr,Jo Ann—102 Kangas, Kris—90 Kaupanger, Karen—74, 125, 138,217 Keller, Francis—51,113,114, 170,173,181,182,185,205 Keener, Thomas—102 Kelley, Dave—74 Kelly, Martin—51,140,171 Kenison, Albert—102 Kenner, Tom—140,176 Kent, Vickie—74 Kepler, Tom—102,189 Kern,Jerry—102,176 Kern, Karen—51,67,112, 114 Kern, Steve—90, 191 Keyes, Karl—90,117 Keyes, Ken—102,124 Kideer, Linda—102,118 d Kidder, Shirley—118,130 Kimble, I rry—90,186 Kincaid, James—59 Kincaid, Lloyd—102,140 King, Karen—102,208, King, Robert—52,112,117, 140 King, Shirley—102 Kinser, Larry—51 Kinser, Tim—74 Kinser, Rita—102 Kirk, Gene—102,176 Kirk, Susan—51,115,118, 135 Kister, Elaine—102,139 Kline, Peggy—52,114,119, 135,138 Kolb, Marjie—102 Koyn, Dale—102 Koyn, Kathy—90 Krettinger, Rhonda—102 Kukla, Dave—52 Kunde, Helen—102 Kuntz, Judi—74,135 Lacativo, Diane—102,112, 118,139,197 La Chance,David—102 Lackey, Opal—102 La Field, Nancy—90 Lailinen, Dale—102 Lainhart, Mike—102 Lakey, Mike—102 Lamb, Chris—90 Lamb, Vicki—52,115,209 Lambert, Don—52 La Musga, Deborah—90, 139 La Musga, Renee—78, 138, 139 Landeros, Carmen—90 Landes, Steve—90 Landreth, Barbara—102, 119,125 Landreth, Darlene—78 Landry, Beth—90,112,117, 139,214 Lane, Donna—78 Lane, Jeff—102,176 Lane, Robert—90 Langdon, Marlene—102 Langill, Judith—90 Lanning, Susan—52, 132,138 Lantsbarger, Tom—90,140 La Porte, Peggy Larson, Leroy—52 224 La Sarte,Ben—52,170,173, 190 Lauer, Pam—90 Law, Julia—102 Lawder, Debra—102,139 Lauder,John—91,112, 113, 175 Lawrence, Scott—52,147 Lawton, Gary—53 Leatherwood, Linda—91 Lee, Dennis—91 Lee, Robert—102,124 Lee, Steven—53, 66 Legget, John—91 Leister, Steve—7 8 Leonard, Fern—102 Leonard, Gary—53,114 Leonard, Jeff—102,112,113, Leman, Charles—90 Leman, Lauren—102 Leman, Tony—102 ■ Lerner, James—53,122 Leslie, Jessie—102 Letter man, Kay—90 Lincoln, Richard—103 Lineker, Gay la—78 Linn, Vickie Liss, Frank—103 Liss, Larry—53 Lithgow, Mike—78,140,170 Logue, Betty Long, Monica—78,183 Long, Patrick—91 Long, Robert—140,53 Louton, Liz—53,112,135, 160 Lowman, Bruce—78,170 « Low man, Wendy—91,113, 114 Lowry, David—78 Lowry, Lois —103,117 Loyd, Leona—135 Loyd, Sally—53,66,114 Luc art, Vickie—103 Lucas, Ted—78 Ludwig, Joel—91,140,175 Lundergreen, James—91 Lutz, Craig—91 Lyons, Greg—91 McClendon, Judith—103 McCarter, Charlie—79 McCormick, Phyllis—53, 66,67,110,112,115,113,135, 136,147,218,221 McCoy, Brenda—91,114 McDonald, Larry—103 McDonald, Robert—91 McGehee, Charlotte—79, 125 McGinnis, Ellen—91,112, 114,139 McKee, Robert—53,114,127 McKillop, Jack—53,140, 70 McLean, Dave—53,171 McLelland, Lonneia—91 McLelland, Sheila—103 McNicholas, Vernon—54 McPartland, Catherine—79, 135,137,138,202 McPartland, Virginia—91, 154,155,167 McVean, Patricia—54 McVean, Randy—103 McAdams, Janette—91 Mabry, Debbie—103 Machado, Patricia—103 Mackey, David—79 Mackey, Neal—91 Mahan, Betty—103 Mahan, David—54 Majors, Scott—91 Majors, Dale—54 Marchel, Cheryl—54,118, 138 Marcozzi, Rudy—79,140 Marion, Janet—103 Mark, Pam—91,114,120,160 Marler, Cathy—91, 112 Marquez, Connie—79, 118 Marquez, Roberta—91 Marshall, Carol—54 Marshall, Linda—91,114, 139 Martello, Cynthia—91,117, 119,129,135,136,139 Martin, Jerry Martin, Lana—79,135 Martin, Steve—91 Massey, Floyd—91 Mathews, Larry—91,124 Mathews, Mickey—79 Mayfield, Robert—117,103 Mauldin, Rickey—54 Mayle, Nora Mawhorter, Linda—54 Means, Linda—79,135,138, 197 Meeker, Pam—54 Meeker, Phyllis—79 Meith, Melissa—91,114,123, 139 Melton, Buddy—79 Melton, Brad—91,135,140, 175,186 Melton, Debera—103,139 Mendonsa, Michal—103,150 Merrell, Robert—92 Merrell, Joseph Merrell, William—103 Messerschmidt, Roland— 79,140 Messerschmidt, Olav—92, 113,114,140,179 Mettling, Holly—72,79,112, 135,216 Mettling, Linda—92,139 Meuser, Robert—54 Meyer, Craig—103,112,117, 191 Meyer, Danny—79 Meyer, Dores Meyer, Pat—92 Meyers, Gene—42,54,112, 114,134,178,179 Meyer, Val—79,120 Meyer, Susanne—54,79 Miles, David Miller, Don Miller, Gail—92,135,137, 163,220 Miller, Michael—79,114,123 Miller, Ralene—55,161 Miller, Stephen—92 Miller, William—103 Millington, Nancy—55 Millington, Rick—103,176 Mills, David—92 Mills, Robin Mills, Steven—176 Minter, Brenda—103,139 Minton, David—79 Minton, Ted—103 Minton, Tom—103 Mitchell, John Moak, Lyman—103 Molnar, Steven—79 Moneta, Karen—84,92,112, 114,139 Montgomery, Darrell—103, 176,189 Montgomery, Katrina—79 Montgomery, Steve—55 Moore, Kevin—103,112,117, 191 Moore, Pam—55,135 Moore, William—55,211 Morford, Carol Morford, Ellen—79 Morgan, Jerry—55,135,140 Morgan, Marvin—79 Morrison, Christi—79,138 Moseley, Joe—103,176,189 Moseley, John—117,176,189 Mowles, George—191 Mulleneaux, Wendy—103 Munster, Greg—79 Munster, Patricia—92,130 Murray, Pat—42,55,112, 114,206 Murrish, Patricia Myers, Michael—92,117 Myers, Stephen Neer, Gaye—55,131,132, 135 Neese, John—79 Neher, Mike—79 Neher, Nancy Nelson, Gregory—79 Newman, Brenda Newton, David—79 Newton, Carole Nichols, Robert—79 Nisbet, Randy—176 Noel, David—79,117 Noel, Linda Nolan, Sandra Noyer, Thomas—176,177 O'Brien, Ned—79,140 Odom, Donnie—92,124 Ogle, Margaret—79,130 Ohlhausen, Michael—92, 175,190 Olson, Larry—92,140,179 Onyett, Gary—117 O'Quinn, Sandra—92,118 O'Rourke, Tony—80,140 Orr, Deborah, O'Quinn, Sandra—92,118 O'Rourke, Tony—92, O'Quinn, Sandra—92,118 O'Rourke, Tony—80, 140 Orr, Deborah—92 Ortega, Sandy—55 Osby, Derrie—84,92,112, 113,114,118,119,140,175,186 Osby, Herman—80,117,118, 140,170,181 Oswalt, Judy—117 Otis, Roland—56,140,179 Owen, B.—124 Palmer, David—56,140,170 Palmer, James Papa, Raymond—56 Pope, Linda—138 Paquin, Joanne—56,131,135, 167,202 Parker, Dwight—104 Parker, Jeff—104,127 Parker, Sandra—80,113,114, 117,118,125,138 Parker, Sharon—104,139 Parker, Terry—104,113 Parson, Mark—175 Patrick, Susan—93 Patrick, Walter—56,131, 132 Patterson, Michael—93 Patterson, Penny—56 Patton, Steve Pauley, Suzan—104 Payne, Gary Payne, Kathy—56 Payseno, Sandi Pearson, Sandra—°3 Pearson, Paul Pearson, Stephen—104 Perkins, Dale—56,118 Pero, Anna—104 Pero, Rose—93 Peterson, Bill—93,113,114, 140,191 Peterson, Karen—80,112, 125 225 Peterson, William Phillips, Ron—104 Pimley, Russell—93 Pinedo, Asuncion—92,118 Pinedo, Estelle—80 Pinedo, Vince Platanilis. Art—80,181 Platanitis, Merry Nell—80 Polk, David—56,140 Polk, Daryle—56,155 Pom bo, Joyce Popejo , Leland—57 Porter, Gail—221 Porter, Lora—72,80,112, 115,116,135,136,138,166,201, 218 Powers, Brian—92,112,117, 140,174 Powers, Dennis—92,175 Powers, Johnnie—57 Prater, Chris—57,140 Pratt, Mike—104 Preslar, Netah Preston, Patti Price, Stephanie—104 Pscherer, Jim—104,118 Pulley, David—104 Pyers, Jaynee—80 Pyke, Naomi—80 Pyle, Donald Pyle, Vernon Rabbitt, Patty—80 Rabedew, Steven—104 Rademacher, Theresa—84, 93,112,113,114,115,135,139 Ramey, Judy—57,118,119 Ramsey, Mary—105,139 Ransbarger, Janet-438,42, 57,67,112,117,119,135 Ransbarger, Joyce—80,117, 119,125,135,138,217 Ray, Brad—93 Rassman, Kent—93 Rathbun, Chuck—84,93,112, 113,114,115,117,140,178,179, 186,208 Ratliff, Walter—80,124 Ray, Melva—80,135 Rayome, Ronald—105 Rednall, Mark—93 Reed, James—80 Reeves, Sandra—105,112,139 Regis, Antonio—175 Regis, Gary—105 Regis, Judith—93 Reichembach, Tom—92 Renfro, Rebecca—81 Reniff, Nick—58 Reniff, Perry—92 Rex, John—58 Reyes, Antonio—92,175,186 Reyes, Carlos—93,140,191 Rhyne, David—81,130 Rhyne, Ivin—93 Rhyne, Minnie—58 Rice, Leroy—81,124 Richards, Mainer—98,124 Richards, Regina—105 Richardson, Carolene—113, 117,119,139 Richardson, Charyl—58,105, 114,138 Richardson, Jerry—93 Richardson, Sherry—58 Richardson, William Richter, David—72,81,112, 113,114,203 Richter, Jane—93,113,114, 135,137 Richter, Nancy—58,135,136 206,220 Richter, Larry—104,176 Richter, Lisa—104 Richter, Steven—81 Ritter, Ardath—81,112,114, 121,130 Ritter, Dwight—93 Riveria, Bonnie—105,118 Rivera, Terri—81,118 Roberts, Diana—58,138 Roberts, Nada—105,139 Roberts, Rosann—93,139 Roberts, Scott—93, 113,127 Robertson, Belinda—105, 139 Robertson, Dan—58,115, 135,140,155,181,182,202 Robertson, Thomas—105, 117,191 Robinson, Mattie—105 Robinson, Patricia Robuck, Michael—104 Roderick, Dan—58 Rodriguez, Greg—104,176 Rogers, Blanch—105 Roden, David—93 Rogers, Greg—105,176 Rogers, Joe—105,112,176, 191 Rogers, John—93,175,191 Rogers, Rosie—81,118,138, 154,155,217 Roller, Judith—93 Ronan, Jim—81,140 Roper, Catherine—42,58, 110,112,113,114,115,122,135, 136,218,221 Roper, Richard—84,93,115, 155,174,186 Rorie, Donna Rose, Julie—58,81 Rose, Ellen—58,138 Rose, Peter—113,114,58,140 Rothrock, Lewis—93,128 Roush, Joann—105 Roush, Robert— 81 Rowland, Adelle—93,206 Rowland, Deanna—59,162 Rowland, Todd—72,81,112, 113,114,115,140,170,204 Rowland, Wanda—81,150,201 Russell, Caroline—59 Russell, Debra—105 Russell, Ray—81,128 Russell, Melvon Savercool, James—81 Sarver, Leonard—81 Sapp, Mark—105 Sapp, Deborah—80,118,200 Sanford, Candie—59,118 Sandoval, Barbara—80,134, 135 Sandborn, Calvin—59,66, 67,113,120,121,129,130,133, 147 Sandborn, Stella—105 Salzman, Chris—59,61,112, 113,114,138 Salonen, Vicki—61 Sadowski, Harry—81,140 Sawtelle, Leslie Sawyer, Christine—59,125 Scholey, Ed—81,113,114,123, 134 Schenkel, Winifred—105,117 Schufeldt, Patty—59 Schufeldt, Alan—105 Schuettke, Roger—105 Schufelt, John—176 Schulte, Pam Schuthe, Mike—176 Schultz, Marilynn Schutt, Peggy—81,137,138 Schutt, Sharon—93,138,139 Schwab, Jack—81 Scott, David—105,117,176, 191 Scott, Gregory—93,174,181, 206 Scranton, Joe—105 Scurlock, James—59 Sellers, Linda—93,125 Sellers, Bill—105,176 Seward, Marge—60,66,113, 118,122, Shackelford, Linda—81 Shaner, Betty—93 Sharp, Bob—80,170 Sharp, Wesley—93 Shaw, Gary—60 Shaw, Larry—105,176 Shaw, Richard—93,127 Sheldon, John—105 Sheldon, Lee—105 Shelton, Gary Keith—94, 133,140 Sheppe, Dolores—76,113, 114,120,130 Sherwood, Bryan—94,124 She.'wood, Marla—60,127, 130,131 Shettlesworth, Curtis Shettlesworth, Linda—80, 134,135 Shields, Karen—60 Shields, Sharon—60 Shields, Steve Shipe, Patty—84,94,112, 118,138,139,146 Shirley, Shirley—60,112 Shook, Jeanne—94,138,139 Showalter, Janice—105 Shultz, Marilyn—105,138, 139 Sidenstricker, Monte—60 Siebal, Susan—94 Sigler, Alice—94 Silva, Cecilia—81,112,138, 201 Silva, Donald—81,171 Sims, Sarah—94 Sitton, Mary—105 Slavich, Michael—81 Smith, Barbara—94,113,114 Smith, Carol—60,130,131, 119 Smith, Darlene—60 Smith, David—94,124 Smith, Diana—105,154,155 Smith, Diane—94 Smith, Judith—81,112,135 Smith, Larry—61,118,119, 170,172,181,182,185 Smith, Lynn—94 Smith, Lonnie—81,181,183 Smith, Marsha—106 Smith, Michael—94,106 Smith, Pamela—105 Smith, Pam Smith, Rebecca—61 Smith, Rhonda—81,130,131, 134,135 Smith, Richard- -94 Smith Rosella Smith, Sheila—106 Smittcamp, Lawrence—94, 178,179 Snipes, John—80 Solomon, Lloyd—106 Sowers, Larry—106 Sparacio, Jack—81,61 Spates, Gloria—106 Spates, Mary—81,138 Spates, M. —137 Spencer, Susan—106 Spencer, Bill—61,117,119 Spivy, Karen—106,118 Spradlin, Ellen—81 Spradlin, Thomas—94 Sprague, Tom—81 Stafford, Cheryl—106 Stalter, Brenda—94,138,139 Stalter, Gary—81 Stanfield, Carla—81,130,131 Stapleton, Carla—82,138 Stapleton, Carol—94,164, 138,139 Stark, Polly—81,135 Stauss, Andy—82,114,170 226 Steele, Kenneth—61,118,150, 180,181,183,184,185, Steidl, Diana--106 Steidl, Robert—61,112,113, 114,120,121,127,129,130,135, 136 Steidl, Patricia—94,112 Stenberg, Debby—61,137, 138 Steingasser, Barbara—61 Steingasser, Larry—94 Steingasser, Patti Stenberg, Diana—82 Stenson, Lannie—112,113, 106,176,189,208 Stephens, Lisa—106,117 Stephenson, Steve Stem, Robert—68,69,72, 82,112,114,115,135,170,140, 221 Stern, Sandy—61,67,68,110, 114,123,207 Stevens, Gary—94,191 Stevens, Penny—61,203 Stierstedter, Jolene—94 Stimaman, Donna—82,113, 114,115,120,130 Stirnaman, Karen—94 Stokes, Marilyn—82,119 Stone, Midge—94 Storey, Letha—94 Stout, James—106 Stovall, Robert—62,118 Strachan, Kathy—94,112, 113,114,138,139 Strang, Daniel—82 Strang, David—62,hJ,ll4, 117,119,140,189 Strang, Greg—106 Strang, Sharon—82,117,135 Streshley, Todd Strickland, Gladeen—82 Stringfellow, Debra—106 Stringfellow, Vicki—72,82, 112,117,134,135,138,146,200 Strutton, Thomas—62 Stubbs, Curtis—106 Sturgeon, Joseph—94,127 Summers, Linda—106 Swain, Sylvia—106,130 Sylva, Donald—140 Sylva, Cecelia—125 Sylva, Ricky—82,115 Tandy, Eric—106,189 Tartar, Bruce—62,135,14(X 217 Tarter, Richard—82,112, 113,114,120,123 Tatham, Nancy—62 Tatro, David—94,140 Tatum, Doris—82 Tatum, Freddie Taylor, Irene Taylor, Patricia—130 Teague, George—94,124, 140,175 Teague, Larry—94,124,140, 174 Tharp, Seann—94,118 Theakston, David—106 Theakston, Martha—82,134, 135,137,138 Theveos, Robin—82 Thode, Betsy—106 Thode, David—82 Dixie, Thomas Thomas, Elaine—82 Thompson, Clyde—94 Thompson, Elizabeth—94 Thompson, Patsy—106 Thrasher, Beverly—62 Thurman, Charles—174 Tolman, Linda—62,131,132 Topper, Nancy—62,131,132-Torkelson, Jeanette—95 Tournier, R.—118 Travers, John—106,176 Trover, Stephanie—95 Tuman, Connie—106 Turner, Stephan—95 Turner, Susan—62,112,115, 131,132,135 Turpin, Bill—91,112,140,174, 197 Tweedy, Sheila—82,131,130, 132 Twilligear, David—106,124 Twillgear, Kurt—82,204 Tyrrell, Yvonne—106 Valenzuela, Frank—63 Van Camp, Robert—106,112 Vance, Melody—106,118 Vanderkooi, Marjo—63,68, 69,112,115,123,135,136,145, 153,207 Vandevier, John—63 Vandevier, Steven—107 Vanduzer, Gretchen—95 Van Zant, Marion—107 Vaughan, Bob Vaughan, James—107 Vaughan, John—63 Vaughan, Randy Veilleaux, Joel—63,135 Verling, Anne—107 Villimen, Barbara—63 Voigt, James—107,189 Voit, James—176 Von Lauderback, Lael Vorhees, John—107 Voris, Patty—95,112,113, 114,117,119,135 Voris, Mike—63,110,115,117, 113,119,170,140,181 Voshall, Angela—107,131 Voshall, Mariena June—63, 112,115,130,132,138 Wade, Andy—64,117,140,170 Wade, Paul —107,117,176, 177,189 Walburn, Duane—82 Walicki, David—176 Walker, Leslie—82,130,131, 135 Walters, Janice—64,113,114, 117.119.129.135.138.211.220 Walters, John—176,107,189 Walters, Pamela—95,114, 117,211 Ward, Gaye—95,139 Ware, James—63 Warmack, Candis—82,113, 114.134.138.220 Warren, Debra—107 Warren, Jeffrey—64,140, 178,179,181,183,214 Warren, Jody—83,135 Watkins, Robert—95 Watson, George—83,113,114 Watson, Lee—107,113 Weatherl, Priscilla—83,123, 138.204 Webber, Marilyn—107 Webber, Stephen—107 Wees, Timothy Weichert, Guy—83,181 Weidman, Daniel—95,179 We ike 1, David—95,118 Weikel, Nancy—107 Welker, Walter—95,124 Wells, Laurie—95 Welty, Fred Wentz, David—95,174 Wentz, Patricia—95 Wess, Tim—83 Wess, Thomas—95 West, Marjorie—83 Westfall, Toni—91 Whitaker, Marti—83,118,119, 120.138.204 White, Karen—107 White, Sally—64 White, Steven—64,66,67, 112,113,114,120,121,127, 129,130,133,134,135,136, 147 White, Terry—95 Whitlock, Glen—64,113,114 Widener, Betty—107,135 Widener, William—95,140 Wigely, Debbie—64,112,113, 114,118,119,122,126,135, 136,138,216,218 Wiles, Steven—107,176 Williams, Danny—107,176 Williams, Deborah—83,118, 206 Willson, Beverly—83,118 Wi'son, Barbara—113,114, 138 Wilson, Joel—83 Wilson, Kathlene—95,113, 114,139,196 Williams, Nadeen—95,117 Wilson, Roger—107 Wilson, Tony—83 Wi’son, Bill—64,65,112,115, 120,140,160,178,207 Winder, Starlene—64,138 Winston, Daniel—95,140 Wisti, Brian—64,110,113, 114 Wisti, Craig—107 Witucki, William—107,189 Wixom, Beverly—83,113, 114,135,200 Woehrle, Brenda—107 Woehrle, Sandra—107,139 Wolfe, Charles—107,117 Wolford, Alfred—95 Woodword, Steve—91 Wright, Brien—83 Wright, Corey—64 Wright, Duane—171 Wright, Gregory—95 Wright, Robert—107 Wristen, Bruce—65,135,140, 155 Wycoff, Daniel—95 Wycoff, Pamela—83 Wyman, Candy—83,135 Yates, Linda—83,130 Yeager, Terry—65,135 Young, David—65 Young, Mickie —107,118,139 Youngblood, Tom—107 Youngblood, Joy—107 Yugo, Kathleen—83,138 Zambory, Carolyn—95,112, 113,114,135,136 Zancanella, John—107,117, 191 Zundel, Tim—84,95,112,113, 114,115,140,175,186 227 Expressions of a School year Come to a Close Throughout the 1967 Nugget we have attempted tore-cord not merely the activities and the events of this school year, but we have also tried to present the people who wereOroville High----the administrators, fac- ulty, personnell, and the students. Our method was the use of expression in photography and copy. The resulting effects or success of our attempts is left to the opinion of the reader. With this goal in mind we hope to have created a book which portrays the true expressions of every day school life.