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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1968 volume:

fiA. H -' ' yiljjX oO™ 'rf ysUlT l Cr C- V 7 -t £ .+sYl h4, I _ susitsC 'z-yi' v sC s-lsi- cptSf sus v£hv-u z( -y c C? l ' 2 -r-tP y -•ww y f '-J2 C pt-Xr- l C sij -ry_ — 1 • ■Za y J S As a pictorial record ofthis year ' ' -y at O. H. S. , this book is presented to the students for their enjoyment now and in the reminising years. LO01 2 Nugget Staff Candy Warmack .... Co-editor Advertising Nancy Fickes Seniors Cecilia Silva Photographer Melva Ray Tim Hocking Wanda Rowland Pam Walters Vicki Stringfellow ... Photographer Melanie Blade Typist Ellen Me Ginnis Debbie Carter 4 Candy Wyman Sales and Publicity Table of Contents 6 7 8 FACULTY MRS. MARY P. DAYTON MR. JOE WHEELER, JR. MR. DARRELL KISTER President Vice-President Clerk MR. JACK MINER MRS. VIRGINIA MURPHY Board of Trustees DR. RICHARD V. JONES Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES: 1967-1968 Planning, studying, thinking... solving problems, or trying to... Supervising teachers... students... everyone... Attending meetings... coordinating... All aimed at creating a better high school. 12 Administrative Personnel JAMES A. ROSSAS Assistant to the Principal Sometimes stern... sometimes laughing... They are here to enforce the rules... knowing rules are made to be broken. Encouraging, sometimes discouraging. .. Questioning, guiding, directing... Always trying to give to each student what he needs. WESLEY MARTIN Coordinator of Student Activities MRS. ANDREWS MRS. KAUFFMAN Secretary to the Principal Registrar MRS. MAYDAK Counseling Secretary MRS. KUNKEL Counseling MRS. NELSON Family Living, Counseling MR. HUSTON Supply Clerk Office MR. O'NEILL Counseling, Senior Psychology MRS. POWERS Attendence Clerk Staff MR. SCHWARTZ Work Experience, Counseling 13 Custodians CUSTODIANS: (Top Row) Mr. Serve, Mr. Smith, (Bottom Row) Mr. Stewart, Mr. Morris, Mr. Hoop Cook MRS. ELIFF Cook MRS. ABTS School Nurse Nurse 14 MR. ARNOLD Physical Education MR. BEALE World History, Geography MR. BEAUMONT Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts MRS. BECK Homemaking. Home Management MR. BOGGS English MR. EURNUM Geography, Applied Math MRS. CASAGRANDE Homemaking Faculty MR. CLARK World History Here are some great O. H. S. teachers. Oh me, oh my, such gruesome creatures. Up at dawn and down at sunset, Never praises do they get. Sometimes nice and sometimes mean, Sometimes pictured as fearful fiends. Though we Tigers stand so bold, Our teachers carry the greatest load. To you we are grateful. 15 MRS. DAY MRS. DUNLAP MRS. FLYNN MISS GOODER English Library English English MR. GROSSEST U.S. History, a Latin MR. HEIDINGER Commercial MR. RAYMOND Algebra, Adv. Algebra Trig., College Prep. Math MISS HOLLAND Commercial 16 MR. HOTTELL P. E. , Applied Math MR. KRAMER English, Nugget, Journalism, Public Speaking MR. LAMBERT Wood Shop, Industrial Arts MR. HUGHES French MR. JOHNSTON Geography, Clerical Practice, Consumer Education, Typing MR. KEMPER U. S. History, Comparative Government 17 Faculty MR. LEUBE U.S. History, World History MR. LOCH English, Drama MR. McINTURF Wood Shop, Industrial Arts mr. mckenzie Spanish Faculty MR. MILLET MR. PASCHALL MR. PETHER Physical Education Chemistry, General English, French Science MR. PSCHERER MR. ROETHLER Vocal Instrumental Driver's Education Music, Senior Math MRS. STAUSS Girls' P.E. MISS THOMPSON Reading MR. SEEVERS MR. STAUSS Biology, General Boys' P.E. Science 20 Faculty MR. YOUNG Public Speaking, English MRS. ZAMBORY Art, Crafts MRS. BRANAM English MR. THOMPSON Applied Math Pre-Algebra MR. VAN CAMP Agriculture, Auto Shop MR. WATSON Geometry, Algebra, Pre-Algebra MR. WEGNER Government Bus Drivers Front row: Mr. Clark, Mr. George, Mrs. Powell Mr. Harder, Mr. Whaley. Back row: Mrs. Sundahl, Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Duggar, Mrs. George. Front row: Mr. Kepple, Mr. Whitmore, Mr. Davidson. Back row: Mr. DeGroot, Mr. Scott, Mr. Serve. 22 SENIORS Jan Hobbie Fall Vice-President Joar Larsen, Fall Boys' Representative Lovey Barnes Fall Secretary Cecilia Silva , Fall Girls' Representative Mighty Senior Clockwise: Lovey Barnes, Joar Larsen, Jan Hobbie, Tim Hocking, Cecilia Silva, 24 Cecilia Silva Jan Hobbie Spring Vice-President Spring Secretary Jim Eastwood, Spring Holly Mettling, Spring Boy's Representative Girl's Representative Class Officers Clockwise: Cecilia Silva, Marilyn Hollis, Jir Eastwood, Holly Mettling, Jan Hobbie. Marilyn Hollis Spring President 25 SANDRA ABTS Student Counc il 1,2,3,4; N. H.S. 1,2,3,4; C. S. F. 3, 4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2; Girl's Representative 3; Student Body Historian 3 ; Football Queen Candidate 2; G. A. A. Christmas Formal Princess 4; A. F.S. 4; S Club 3,4; French Club 4; N. H. S. Council Representative 4; Stage Crew 2,3; Powder Puff Football 3; Veter arts of Foreign War Speech Finalist 3; Girls' State 3; Pep Club 2. JANICE ADAMS LINDA ADAMS G. A. A. 4; Racquet Club 4; Pep Club 3. SALLY ADAMS G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Lyre Club4; Choir 4; Chorus 1,2,3. KATHIE ADAMSON Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 1,2; Racquet Club 4; Creative Writing Club 4. PATRICIA FRANCES AKERS A. F.S. 2; N. H.S. 2,4; Library Club 3,4; Chorus 2 ; Italian Language Club4; Spanish Club 4; Creative Arts 4. SENIORS DARL ALDRICH JILL ALPERS J. V. Cheerleader 2; Racquet Club 1; G. A. A. 1,2; Head Songleader 3; French Club 3, 4; Creative Arts Club 4; Song-leader 4; Auto Club 4; Drama Overtones 3. GARY ANDERSON 26 DARWIN AN DOE French Club 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Block O' 2,3,4; Racquet Club 4. GARY ARCHULETA DEBORAH ATKINSON WALTER LYNN AYERS Boxing 4; Track 2; Auto Club 4; N. H.S. 4. JIM BARK HURST Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball2,3,4; Block CT 1,2,3,4; Lyre Club 2.3,4. LOVEY MAREE BARNES Tiger Tales 3, 4; Tiger Tales Editor 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; Creative Arts Club 4; Creative Arts Club Secretary 4; Campus Highway 4; Pep Club 4; French Club 4; Service Club 4; Student Council 4; Girl-of-the-Month 4. DAVE BEASLEY Block’'O’ 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Wrestling2. LAURA BENSON G. A. A. 1,2; Pep Club 1-, Class Secretary I; Student Council 2; Chorus 1,3,4. BILL BERRYMAN Track 1,2. 27 MELANIE BLADE Songleader 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3,4; Racquet Club 1; N.H.S. 3,4; All School Play 3; Nugget 4; French Club3,4; Drama Club 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Drama Overtones 3; Basketball Queen Candidate 4. MICHAEL BUNSTON ROY BILBO ELAINE BOLTON Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 3,4; Library Club 1,2; G. A. A. 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Ly4 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Lyre Club 4. DIANE BONE G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; S Club 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Student Body His -torian 4; Racquet Club 1,2; A.F.S. 3,4; A. F. S. Representative 4; Spanish Club 4; Nugget 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Sta$ Crew 2,3. MARK BOSWORTH Band 1; C.S. F. 1,2,3,4; N. H. S. 2,3,4; Student Council 2; UN Club 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; J. S. A. 2,3. JEANETTE C. BOWEN Chorus 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Library Club Vice-President 3. CLAUDIA BOYNTON Pep Club 2,3; N. H. S. 2; Drama Overtone 3. DARLENE BRADFORD G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2,4; Library Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Tiger Tales 4; S Club 4; N.H.S. 4; Track 2; Creative Arts 4. MERRIE JO BRADLEY G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 3; Student Council 3; P ep Club 2; All School Play 4; Powder Puff Football 4. VIRGINIA A. BRAZIL G. A. A. 4. BONNIE BREHM G.A.A. 4; Choir 3, 4; N.H.S. 4. SENIORS RONALD BROWER French Club 3,4; Italian Club 4; Racquet Club 1, 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Creative Arts Club 3; Italian Club Representative 4. ELVIS BROWN Football 1. SHELLY BROWN G. A. A. 1; Chorus 3; Library Club 4; S Club; Drama Club 4; Creative Arts Club 4 CAROL BUCHER Chorus 2; Library Club 4. KENNETH BURNS Football 1; Band 1; Golf 2, 3,4; Basketball 2; Pep Club 1.2,4 SUZANNE L. BURWELL G. A. A. 1,2; Lyre Club 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3. N. H. S. 2,3,4; Lyre Club Secretary 4. SENIORS 30 RICK CAMPBELL Football 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Auto Club 1,2; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Student Coun -cil; Boxing 4. RICK CARR Racquet Club 1,2,4; Block a ; Lyre Club; Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1; Boxing 4. DEBRA CARTER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Choir4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Nugget 4; Lyre Club 4. DENNIS CARTER Football 1,2,3; Track I; All School Play 3. ELAINE CHUNG N. H.S. 2,3; Chess Club 1; C. S. F. 2. LYMAN DWAINE CLARK Football 1,2,3; Track 2; Baseball 2,4; Racquet Club 4. EDNA CLEMENTS G. A. A. 1,2,3; Auto Club4. MARSHA CLOPP G.A.A. 1,4; Pep Club 2. ROY T. COLLIER JR. Football 1, 2; Golf 1,2; Auto Club 1,2,3,4; Boxing 4. JOANNA COLT Racquet Club 1,2; Campus Highways 2; Thespians 3,4; Thespians Vice President 4: G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. Sec-retary 3;G. A. A. President 4; Pep Club 2,4; French Club 3, 4; French Club Committee 4 ; Girls' Representative 1; Vice President 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Cheerleader 4; S Club 3, 4; Stage Crew 2; All School Play 3; Student Council 1,3,4. Nugget 3; J.S. A. 3; Christmas Formal Princess 4; Track Scorekeeper 1. .LATIN ttkroiuf -ONTFY JANET CONLEY G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4; Auto Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL COPPEDGE MIKE CORBALEY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Block O” 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Racquet Club 1,2,3. JAMES COSTELLO Basketball 2; French Club 1,2. LINDA JUNE COVEY Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 2; GAA 4. BARA BARA CROWLEY Student Council 2,3; GAA 3; French Club 2,3. SUSAN CUNNINGHAM G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; NHS 3; J.S. A. 2,3; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Nugget 3; A.F.S. 4; Pep Club 2; Italian Club 4; Stage Crew3; JOAN (WHEELER) CURTIS Chorus 1,2,3,4. TERRY DARCEY J.S. A. 1,2.3; C.S. F. 1.2, 3.4 C. S. F. Vice President 4; Cl uj 3; Chess Club 2,3. NH 27tfT4; tiger Tales 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; French Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Student Council 4. TIMOTHY GEORGE DARCEY Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3, 4;Student Council 4; Creative.Arts 4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Campus Highways 4. NANCY DAYTON Racquet Club 1; French Club 2,3,4; NHS 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; U.N. Club 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 3. EARL WILLIS DEEL Football 1,4; Basketball 4; Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country 3; Baseball 2; Track 1,4 ; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Block O President 4; Block O Custodiah 4; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Boxing 4; Student Council. PHIL DELUQUADRI Basketball 1,2; Baseball a, 3,4; Track 1; Block O 1,2,3, 4; French Club 2; Italian Club 4; Racquet Club l,2. ROGER DUENSING Football 1, Italian Club 4; Auto Club2; Block O 1,2,3; Drafting Club. DAVID G. DUNCAN C.S.F. 2,3,4; C. S. F. His- SENIORS torian4;N.H.S. 2,3,4;N.H.S. President 4; UN Club 3, 4, J.S.A. 3,4; Tiger Tales 4; UN Club President 4; French Club 3,4; School Improvement Club 3; Debating Club 3; Debating Club Representative 3; Creative Writing Club 3; Student Council 3. HOWARD EASTIN Campus Highways 2,3,4 ; Lyre Club 3; Debating Club 3: J.S.A. 3,4; UN Club 4; Golf 2,3,4; Band 1,3; NHS 3. JAMES ALVIN EASTWOOD Block. O 1.2,3.4: Track 1; Wrestling 2; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Key Club 4 ; Creative Arts 4; Boys' Representative 4; Student Council 4. 32 JAMES BRIAN EDWARDS Golf 1,2,4; Racquet Club 2, 3, 4; Auto Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2,3,4. ROBERT EDWARDS Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 3,4; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 4; Powder Puff Coach 3; Block O 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1, 2,3,4; Library Club4; Library Club 4; Library Club Vice President 4; Boxing 4. MARTIN ELLIS MARCIA ERBIN BOB EVANS Racquet Club 4; Racquet 4; Creative Arts Club 4; Auto Club President 4. LEANNA FARRENS G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Creative Arts 4; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Racquet Club 2, 3; NHS 4. DARLENE FELTON G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PepClub 2,3,4; Racquet Club 1, 2,3;- S Club 4; Stage Crew 3; Track Score keeper 3,4. CHARLES FERNANDEZ Auto Club 1, 4; Racquet NANCY FICKES G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Racquet Club 1; S Club 4; Nugget 3,4; Nugget Editor 4; A. F.S. 3, French Club Officer 3; Stage CURTIS ROBERT FOLEY GILBERT DUANE FRY Racquet Club 4; Football 1; Baseball 4. NED GEHRINGER Track 1; Wrestling 3; Base ■ ball 2,3,4; Block O 2,3,4, HERBERT GEISLER Football 1; Swimming 1,2,3. BILL GILBERT Football 1,2; Baseball 2 Auto Club 2,3; Track 1. ROBERT GILBERT French Club 2,3,4; Student Council 3. CLAIRE GIROUX French Club 1; G.A.A. 4; Choir 1. JAN GNASS Track 3; Choir 3,4. MIRIAM GODDARD Class President 1,2; Class Vice President 1; Girl's Representative 2; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses President 3; S” Club 3; S Club Vice President 3; C. S. F. 2,3; A. F.S. Club2,3; A. F.S. Finalist 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 ; G.A.A. Vice President 4 ; G.A.A. Publicity Manager 3 ; G.A.A. Representative 1; NHS 2, 3,4; Fellows Club Award 3; Racquet Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; StudentCouncill,2,3; Christmas Formal Princess 4; V. F. S. Speech Semi-Finalist N. S. G.W. Speech Finalist. GORDON BRUCE GOLDEN Football 1,2,3,4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Block O Representative 4. KATHI GROVE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2 ; Band 1,2; Racquet Club 3. KATHY HANSELL G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4;A. F. S. President 4; French Clubl, 2,3; NHS 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Racquet Clubl; Student Council 3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Body Secretary-Treasurer 4; Powder Puff Football 3. ROBERT HANSON All School Play 3; News -paper Staff 1. GEORGE HARLES Baseball 2, 4; Racquet Club; Auto Club; Boxing 4. LAWRENCE HARNESS SENIORS BEN HARRISON PRENTICE HARRISON Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Choir 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Boxing 4. TERRY HARWELL G.A.A. 3; Chorus 1, 2. 35 LINDA DIANE HASTIE G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Racquet Club 1; Track Storekeeper 2, 3,4; Pep Club 3. RON HASTINGS PAM HAUGEN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Racquet Club 2; Lion's Club Speech Contest 4. SENIORS BOB HE LD Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Baseball 2,4; Rao-quet Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3,4; Library Club President 4: Auto Club 4. VIVIAN HENDRIX LIZ HENSLEY G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Racquet Club 3,4; Auto Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; French Club 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 1,2. CRAIG HILL Football 1; Racquet Club. PATTI HILLS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A Publicity Manager 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Racquet Club 3; Pep Club 4; Student Council 3; Track 2; Basketball Score-keeper 3,4; Girl of the Month 4; Scorekeeper 2,3,4. JAN HOBBIE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Racquet Club 2; S Club4; PepClubl,2;ClasB Vice President 3; Class Secretary 3. 36 TIM HOCKING Racquet Club 1,3; A. F.S. 3, 4; A. F.S. Vice President 4; French Club 3, 4; Italian Club 4; Class Vice President 3: Class President 4; Lion's Club Essay Finalist 3; Nugget 4. MARILYN HOLLIS Class Girls' Representative 2; Class President 4; Student Body Vice President 4; Girl of the Month 3; C.S.F. President 4; Student Council 3; Future Teachers President 3; S Club Pre8ident4; S Club Executive Committee 3; All School Play 3; A. F.S. Vice President 2; A. F. S. 2,3,4; Fellows Club Award 3, 4; C.S.F. 2, 3, 4; NHS 2,3,4; NHS Vice President 3: Pep Club 2; Racquet Club 1, 2; Christmas Formal Princess 4; Wrestling Sc ore keeper 2, 3, 4; V. F. W. Speech Semi-Finalist; N. S.G.W. Speech Finalist; C.S. F. Historian 3; Thespians 3,4;G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Secretary-Treasurer, C.S.F Life Member. JILL HUNGERFORD G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Racquet Club 2,3; Pep Club 2. DARRELL HUSTON Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Block) mO 1,2, 3.4; Cross Country 4. BOB IRVIN SAM JACKSON Drafting Club 1; Chorus 1,4. DONNA JACOBSEN G.A.A. 2, 3; Creative Writing 1, 2, 3. DAVID W. JAYNE Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Block 0 2,3,4; Auto Club 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Track 1,4; Baseball 1,3. BRUCE LEE JERNIGAN Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Block O 2,3,4; Creative Arts Club 4. 37 JOHN F. JEWETT Drafting Club 3, 4. JEAN JONES G.A.A. 2; Library Club 2; Library Club President 2; C.S. F. 2,3; NHS 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2, 3; Future Nurses President; Future Nurses Secretary; Frenc h Club 3,4; A. F.S. 4; S Club 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1. ROBERT JONES Racquet Club 2 . Auto Club 2; French Club 1; Drafting Club 1. SUSAN JONES G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; French Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Christmas Formal Committee 4. RICK KAN TO LA Boys’ State 3; C.S. F. 1, 2, 3, 4; C. S. F. President 3; NHS 2,3,4; NHS Vice President 4; Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club Secretary 3; French Club2,3,4; French Club Vice President 4; A. F.S. 3; Fellows Club Top Ten Scholars Award 3, 4; S. F. L. Student Council 4; Basketball 2,3,4; 3, 4; Cross Country 3; 2; Track 1; Track Improved 1; Football 1; President 1; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Y's Men's Young Man of the Month 4; Student Body President 4. KAREN KAUPANGER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. ; Auto Club 1; Future Nurses Club 2, 3 DAVE KELLEY Creative Arts Club 4. VICKIE KENT Chorus 3, 4. TIM KINSER Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Baseball 2; Block O 2. JUDI KUNTZ RacquetClubl,2,3;G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Track Scorekeep e r 11 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Stag e Crew 3; Powder Puff Football 3. RENEE LA MUSGA G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2; French Club 3; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Pep Clab 2,3; Track 2. DONNA LANE G.A.A. 1, 4; Pep Club4; Rally Committee. SUE LANTRIP Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Nugget4; Girl's League 2, a JOAR HOEL LARSEN Cross Country 4; Senior Boys' Representative 4; U.N. Club4; French Club 4; A. F. S. Club 4; Drama Club 4; A. F.S. Award 4; Key Club 4. PAT LAWRENCE Pep Club. SENIORS DAN LEE GARY LIGHT LE Football 1; Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 2;Track 2; Student Council 2,3; Racquet Club 2; Boxing 4. MIKE LITHGOW Footballl, 2,3,4;Track 1, 2,3; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Auto Club 2, 3, 4; Creative Arts Club; Racquet Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MONICA LONG G.A.A. lt 2, 3; French Club 2,3. BRUCE LOWMAN Football 1,3,4. LOUISE LOYD (TAYLOR) G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Racquet Club 1, 2; Track Scorekeeper 2; Girls Track2;Girls Hockey 2; Student Council 3. TED LUCAS Track 2; Boxing 4. CHARLIE McCARTER Track 2. CHARLOTTE McGEHEE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Student Council 1. SENIORS CATHY Me PART LAND Powder Puff Football 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1. DAVID MACKEY LILA MADSEN Pep Club 1; C.S. F. 1; Spanish Club 3. RUDY MARCOZZI Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O Officer4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Racquet Club 3,4; French Club 3; NHS 3, 4; Student Council 3. CONNIE MARQUEZ Chorus 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1. ROBERTA MARQUEZ G.A.A. 4; Creative Writing 4; Spanish Club 4. LANA MARTIN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PepClub 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,4; French Club 4; Library Club 4; Auto Club 4; Rally Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 3. MICKEY MATHEWS LINDA MEANS PHYLLIS MEEKER BUDDY MELTON Football; Baseball; Bas ketball; Student Council. ROLAND MESSERSCHMIDT Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Block O 1,2,3,4; A. F. S. 3,4;Rao-quet Club 4. 41 HOLLY METTUNG G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Representative 3,4; Racquet Club2,3; Student Council 3,4. DANNY MEYERS VAL MEYER J. S.A. 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Italian Club 4; Racquet Club 3,4. ROBERT ALLEN MICHAEL Football 2; Basketball 3; Auto Club 4; N.H.S. 2, 3,4. MIKE MILLER C.S.F. 1,4; N.H.S. 2,4; French Club. DAVE MINTON SENIORS KATRINA MONTGOMERY G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F. F.A. 2; Chorus 1. MARVIN MORGAN GREGORY MUNSTER Student Council 2;Drawing Club 4. PATRICIA MARY MURRISH G.A.A. 1, 2, 4; Racquet Club 3,4; Creative Arts Club 4; Student Council 2. MIKE NEHER F. F. A. 1. GREG NELSON ROBERT NICHOLS Football 1; Stage Crew 2; Track 1; Tiger Tales 4; NHS 4; Auto Club 4. DAVID EDWARD NOEL Band 1,2,3, 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; All School Musical 2, 3; Lyre Club 3, 4; Band Council 4. NED O'BRIEN Block O” 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2.4; Racquet Club 1, 2,3; Block O Treasurer 4, Auto Club 4; French Clubl; Boxing 4; Football Queen Escort 4. TONEY O'ROURKE Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2; Block O 1,2, 3,4; Block 0 Vice President 4; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Creative Arts 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Auto Club 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 2. HERMAN OSBY JR. Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Lyre Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Campus Highways 3, 4;Creative Writing4; Band 3, 4; Choir 2,3,4; N. H. S. 4. SANDY PARKER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Nurse8 2,3,4; Future Nurses Secretary-Treasurer 3; Lyre Club 2,3,4; Lyre Club President 4; Creative Arts 4; Creative Arts Vice President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Racquet Club 4; Racquet Club Vice President 4; Band Council 3.4. KAREN PETERSON Student Council 1, 2, 3; French Club 2,3; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 2,3; Songleader 4; Pep Club 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Creative Arts Club 4. LORA PORTER Student Body Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;G.A. A. Officer 3, 4; S Club 3,4; S ClubOfficer 4; A. F.S. 2,3,4 ; A. F. S. Officer 4; Racquet Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; TrackScorekeeper 2,3,4; All School Play Stage Crew 2; Majorette 2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; Nugget 3; Class Secretary 3; Girl of the Month 4; Student Council 2,3,4; C.S. F. 4 N.H.S. 4; Powder Puff Football 3. JAYNEE PYERS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pe p Club 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. NAOMI PYKE PATTY RABBITT Chorus 3. JOYCE RANSBARGER Tigerette4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 3,4; Student Council 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3, 4; Future Nurses 2, 3; Future Nurses Vice President 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Lyre Club 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling Scorekeeper 4. WALTER L. RATLIFF Wrestling2; F.F.A. Prea ident3; F.F.A. Secretary 2, 4; F.F.A. Student Council Representative 3. MELVA RAY G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Racquet Club 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Auto Club 4; Track Scorekeeper 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Nugget 4. JAMES WAYNE REED Football 1,2,3; Auto Club 1,2,3,4; Boxing 4; Class Officer 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 1,2. SENIORS 44 JUDY REGIS G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2; Pep Club 2. REBECCA SUE RENFRO DAVID RHYNE LE ROY RICE F. F. A. 1,2,3. CYNTHIA RICHARDSON SHERRIE LYNN RICHARDSON G.A.A. 1; G.A.A. President 3; Student Council 1, 4; Choir; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 3. DAVID RICHTER C.S. F. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 2 3, 4; Boys' Representatives Tiger Tales 4; Student Council 2,3,4. STEVE RICHTEK Track 1; Basketball; Racquet Club 2,3; Student Council 3. ARDATH RITTER N.H.S. 2,3,4; C.S. F. 4; Editor of Tiger Tales 4; J. S. A. 2, 3; U. N. Club 3,4; Stag e Crew 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Creative Arts Club 4; Creative Writing Club 3; School Improvement Club 3; A. F. S. 3, 4; Student 2,3,4; Italian Club 4; J.S.A. Delegate 2,3; U. N. Student Council Representa-tive4;J.S.A. Student Council Representative 3; Finalist Voice of Democracy Speech Contest 4. ROSIE ROGERS J. V. Cheerleader 2; Head Varsity Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. JIM RONAN JR. Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2 Block O 1,2,3,4; Creative Arts Club 4. ROBERT ROUSH TODD ROWLAND Student Body President 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O''Secretary 4; French Club 1,2,3,4;C.S. F. 1, 2, 3, 4; N. H.S. 2,3,4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club Secretary 2; Key Club Vice President 3; Boys' Representative 2; Class Vice. President 2; Class President 3; Top Ten Scholars 3, 4; S. F. L. Student Council 2, 3, 4; Racquet Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Executives Institute 3; Wrestling 1; Tennis 1. WANDA ROWLAND G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3,4; Creative Arts Club 4 ; Basketball Queen Candidate 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Nugget 4. HARRY SADOWSKI Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 4; Racquet Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Block O 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2; Auto Club 4. 46 BARBARA SANDOVAL G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Grub's Day Queen Candidate CHLOE SARVER G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Racquet Club 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Pep Club 2. JAMES SAVERCOOL Football 1,2; Engineering Club President 4; Student Council Representative 4; Racquet Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Boys' Representative 2. SALLY JANE SCHLESINGER G.A.A. 4; Racquet Club 4; N.H.S. 4. ED SC HO LEY Wrestling 2; Electronic Club 2, 3; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 3,4; RacquetClub 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3; Draftirg Club 4; Radio Club 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3; J. S. A. 3. PEGGY SCHUTT G.A.A. 1,2,3.4; PepClub 2; Nugget 4; N.H.S. 4; Bank of America Award Winner 4. JACK SCHWAB Track 1; Auto Club 2, 3; Boxing 4. LINDA SHACKELFORD BOB SHARP Football 1,2,3,4; Football Captain 2, 4; Wrestling 2; Track 1,2,4; Block 0 1,2,3, 4; Block O Officer 4; Boxing 4; Auto Club 2, 3; Racquet Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2. DEE SHEPP G.A.A. 2,3,4; J.S. A. 1, 2,3,4;J. S.A. Vice President; J. S. A. Secretary-Treasures Student Council; Thespians; Thespians President 4; Pep Club 1,2; Italian Club 4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; School Play 3,4 Drama Club4; N. H.S. 2,3,4; Class Representative 2; A. F.S 1,2,3. LYNDA SHETTLESWORTH Racquet Club 1,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PepClub 1,2, 3,4; Creative Writing Club 4; Track Scorekeeper 2,4. CECILIA SILVA G.A.A. 2,3,4; Campus Highways 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4; Future Nurses Vice President 3; Future Nurses President 4; S Club 4; Thespians 3,4 ; Girls' Representative 4; Class Vice President 4; Student Council 2,3,4; All School Play 3; Powder Puff Football 3; Native Sons Speech Conte st 3; Stage Crew 2; Nugget 4; N. H. S. 4; Drama Club 4. 47 DONALD SILVA Football 1,2,3,4; Footbal Captain 2; Track 1, 2; Blocl O 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. KATHY SINGER HELENE SISK MIKE SLAVICH JUDIE SMITH G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Racquet Club 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Student Council 3; S Club 4. LONNIE SMITH Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2. PAM SMITH G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Creative Writing 4. RHONDA SMITH (LEDGER) LINDA SMITTCAMP ELLEN SPRADLIN Creative Writing 1. JOHNNY SNIPES Football 1; Boxing; F. F„A MARY SPATES G.A.A. SENIORS DON splawn F.F.A. GARY STALTER F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; F.F.A President 4; F.F.A. Treasurer 3; Creative Arts Club 4. POLLY JEAN STARK G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,3; PepClub4;Creati ve ArtsTMub 4; Student Council 1. CARLA STAPLETON G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; PepClub 2; N.H.S. 4. ANDY STAUSS Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Block- O 1,2,3,4; Block O” Secretary 4; Student Body Vice-President 4. PATTI STEINGASSER G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2. DIANA STENBERG G.A.A. 1,2,3r4; PepClub 2; Racquet Club 1. BOB STERN Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2; Track 1; Boys' Representative 3; Block O 1,2,3, 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; C.S. F. 3; Block O Custodian 4; Key Club 3, 4; Key Club President 4. MADALYN STOKES Majorette 2,3,4; S” Club; Pep Club; Lyre Club; Creative Arts Club; Spanish Club; Choir; Track Team. SENIORS DONNA STIRNAMAN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; J.S.A. 2, 3; Stage Crew 2,3; N. H. S. 2, 3, 4; A. F.S. 2, 3, 4; S Club 3; J.S.A. State Convention Delegate; J.S.A. Vice President 3; Debating Club 3; Thespians 3, 4; School Improvement Club 3; U. N. Club 4; U. N. Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Creative Arts Club 4. MARILYN STOKES G.A.A. 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; Racquet Club 1; Chorus 1; Lyre Club 1,2. DAN STRANG Choir 2,3,4; Football 1, 2, 4; Lyre Club 3, 4; Racquet Club 1,4. SHARON LEE STRANG G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Bandl, 2, 3; Lyre Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Racquet Club 2; Track Scorekeeper 1, 2, 3; Powder Puff Football 3. VICKI JEAN STRINGFEELOW Class President 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4: Student Council 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Football Queen Candidate 1; Class Vice President 2-.Racquet Club 1,2,3; Future Nurses 1,2; Future Teachers 1,2; Lyre Club 1,2,3,4; A1 1 School Musical 2; All School play 3;A. F.S. 2,3; S Club 3,4; Head J. V. Cheerleader 2; Campus Highways 2; Campus Highways Vice President 2; Thespians 3,4; Lion's Club Speech Contest Winner 3; Nugget 4; French Club 1,2, 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Bank of America Award Winner 4. 50GREG SYBRANT RICHARD LESLIE SYLVA Football 1. ROBIN THEVEOS Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, Student Council 3,4; Auto Sh op 2,3; Wrestling 2; Boxing 4. DAVID THODE French Club2,3,4; Italian Club 4; A.F.S. 2,3,4;Rac-quet Club 3; Pep Club 4; All School Play 2, 3; Creative Arts Club 4; U. N. 4; Thespians 3,4; Drama Club 4. STEVE THOMAS ELIZABETH THOMPSON Chorus 3,4. SHEILA MARIE TWEEDY G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club2,3; Auto Club 3; N. H.S. 4; Chorus 4; Student Council l;SpanishClubl,2; PepClub3. LAELVON LAUDERBACK N.H.S. 4. COREY L. UNFRIED Thespians 3; School Play 3. DUANE WALBURN Auto Club 3, 4; Racquet Club y. LESLIE WALKER RacquetClub 1,2,3;G. A.A. 1; Auto Club 4; Pep Club 2. CANDIS LEE WARMACK Student Body Historian 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Chess Club 1,3; A. F.S. 2,4; Nugget 3,4; Nugget Editor 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,4; J.S. A. 2,3. JODY WARREN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3; RacquetClub 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 3; Christmas Formal Queen 4; Pep Club 4; Student Council 3; Track 2; Basketball Score-keeper 3,4. SENIORS GEORGE WATSON Football 2; Track 2; Cross Country 4; N. H. S. 3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4. PRISCILLA WEATHERL G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Auto Club 1.2,3,4. GUY WEICHERT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base f ball 2;Track l;Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 3,4; N.H.S. MARTY WHITAKER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 2; J.S.A. 3 ; Choir 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,4; S” Club 4; Creative Arts Club 4; Ly r e Club 3,4. STEVE WICK LANDER Student Council 2. DEBORAH WILLIAMS G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2; S Club 3, 4; Racquet Club 1; Lyre Clubl, 2, 3,4; Thespians 3, 4; All School Play 2, 3; Track Scorekeeper 1, 2,3,4; 5 Drama Club 4. LINDA GAIL WILLIAMS Band 2; G. A. A. 2; Drama Club 2,4; Thespians 4. BEV WILSON GLENN TONY WILSON Track 1,2. BEV WIXOM Varsity Cheerleader 4 j Pep Club 4; French Club 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 1,2; Student Council 4. BRIAN OWEN WRIGHT Tiger Tales 4. PAM WYCOFF CANDY WYMAN Racquet Club 1,2; G.A.A 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 French Club 1,2,3; Nugget4 Auto Club2,3,4; Student Council 1. LINDA YATES G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Racquet Club 3, 4; Pep Club 3;Track Scorekeeper 2,3,4; N.H.S. 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Club 3. KATHLEEN JOAN YUGO G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Italian Club 4; Racquet Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; Tiger Tales 3, 4; Scirbblings Typist 3; Italian Club President 4; Student Council 3,4;Creative Writing Club 3. LIFE CSF MEMBERS: Mike Miller, Marilyn Hollis, Rick Kantola Mark Bosworth, and David Duncan. LIFE C.S.F. MEMBERS • • WALTER RATLIFF Agriculture DEE SHEPP Drama TERRY DARCEY Science PEGGY SCHUTT Home Economics FUCKS AC DAVID DUNCAN Science and Math Trophy SANDRA ABTS Liberal Arts Trophy CLAIR GIROUX Vocational Arts Trophy Bank of America Award Winners MARILYN HOLLIS Social Science MARK BOSWORTH Language VICKI STRINGFELLOW English DEBBIE WILLIAMS Music BOB HANSEN Art PAT LAWRENCE Business MIKE NEH3R Trade and Industrial Arts Joar tries to pet Kitty but she doesn't seem to be too enthused. He says she's not always like that. Really she's quite a loveable cat. Here Joar is wearing his Norwegian ski sweater—handmade by his talented mother and sister. J a is pictured in his native 'speider dra r vhich meant scout uniform. He is a rover scout, similar to our explorers, and has been for five years. Joar learns the American way of pool, coached by these two fast-talking pool sharks, Scott and Eric. A bit of Norway comes to Oroville My name is Joar Hoel Larsen, and I come from a small town in Norway called Vestby, which is situated twenty-five miles south of the capital, Oslo. I attend a school called S ki, Gymnas, which is about ten miles from Vestby. To get there, I and the other students from Vestby, have to go on the train. My father, Henry M. Larsen, is the superintendent of schools in Vestby. My mother Eva Larsen, is a housewife, and my sister Sissel, who is twenty, is working for her teachers credentials. Vestby is kind of a suburb of Oslo, because half of the people there work in the capital. This year there are one hundred twenty-three Norwegian A. F. S. students here. VJb left Norway on August third by train, going to Rotterdam, Holland, where we were supposed to go aboard a ship taking us to New York. In the harbor, however, the ship broke down, and eight hundred-eight students from fourteen countries had to stay in Rotterdam nine days. The last days we left for different airports, and one hundred-forty of us, ail going to California, went to Paris where we boarded the plane taking us to Los Angeles. I have really enjoyed my stay in Oroville, thanks to my wonderful American family, the students at Oroville High, who have been real nice to me and accepted me as one of them. I was lucky coming to the Tandy family. I came to their house and they treated me as a son from the first day; and that is the reason why I have not been homesick at all. I want to thaik them, the A. F. S. chapter who made it possible for me to come here and all of you that were Joar poses here with his American family. Joar singS while Eric plays, Clockwise---Eric , Mr. Tandy, Mrs. Tandy, what a jolly twosome! Joar, and Scott. 57 Qftanet P flfaaits 0fflcial Nu99et Photographer Sandra Abts This year we are very proud to honor Sandra Abts and David Richter as Outstanding Senior Girl and Boy. To be chosen as Outstanding Seniors is indeed an honor. Again this year the heads of each department chose a girl and boy who they felthad excelled in leadership, scholastic ability, participation in school activities, and personality. Mr. Lucas and Mr. Johnson made the final decision from the names submitted. To Sandra and David — CONGRATULATIONS!! Presents OUTSTANDING SENIORS David Richter 58 The Senior Class of 1968is leaving Oroville High-School with many fond memories. As Freshmen, Orientation Day was both exciting and confusing. What did it mean? ? Making new friends for some and one more step up the ladder of success for others. Not very much happened during our Freshman year as we were a rather meek class. As a matter of fact, I guess the most important thing we did was to win the Victory Bucketfor having the best valentine. It was beautiful though!! Vicki Stringfellow represented the Freshman Class in the Homecoming Queen Contest. As Sophomores we oegan to unfold. There was more general spirit within the class. Again this year we won the Victory Bucket for showing the most Halloween spirit with our live pumpkin, portrayed by Miriam Goddard. Grub's Day was held for the first time in two years and was a success. This year we were honored to have Sandra Abts as our Home commg queen candidate. She came very close to taking the crown from the Seniors, but in the end they finally won. Our Junior year we really came out of our shell. The class as a whole began to take an interest in sports and other school functions. Do some of you girls remember the Powder Puff Football Game? ? It was 3 great game right up to the end when Patti Hills made a running play and tied the score at a grand total of 7-7. And for the first time in five years a Junior was crowned Homecoming Queen. Rosie Rogers made a beautiful queen and reigned over the dance after the big game. As Juniors we were required to put on the Junior Prom. It received many favorable comments and was acclaimed as far as Southern California. The theme was Avril a Paris and the scene was a typical French cafe. We even brought the Eiffel Tower over! This year has been our best. We came back this year with a feeling of superiority and have upheld it since the beginning, but at the same time we have had many disappointments. The Senior Hall is no longer ours—it has been given to the Freshmen. But we have been working, trying to revive some of the other Senior Traditions. As a major project this year the Senior Class has spear-headed the adoption of a foster child. We also took much pride in having Karen Peterson as Homecoming Queen our last and final year. We know this yeails class will be leaving with many memories but we also hope that we are leaving a few behind. Our thanks to the Faculty and Administration for four wonderful years of High School. 59 60 This year has been rather enjoyable for Oroville High School; Juniors planted a tree to take the place of the one that was chopped down at the beginning of the year and again painted a tiger on the sidewalk. Sophmores were surprised by having their candidate win the title of J.C. Nisbit Tourney Queen. Freshman showed a tremendous amount of spirit this year by winning the spirit bucket several times to the surprise of the whole school. TIGERS HAVE SPIRIT Junior Class Officers Derrie Osby Fall Boys' Representative Jim Fugate Fall Vice- President Melisa Meith Fall Secretary Harry Hudson Fall President Sher Me Part land Fall Girls' Representative Carolyn Zambory Spring Vice-President John Gregory Spring Boys' Representative Kathy Adamson Linda Adamson Janet Aiston Dari Aldrich Debra Anderson Jenny Anderson Paul Anthony James Atkison Greg Baker Karen Baker Robert Ball Dolores Bean David Beeman Van Bilbo Mark Black Brad Blanchard Sandy Boone Melvin Boren Jeanette Bowen Dan Bowers Richard Brazil Edward Brehm A1 Brilliott Max Brister Dan Brown Denise Burwell Mike Calcatera Susan Cameron Carol Caplinger Diana Carter Neil Castillo Dick Castleberry Robert Chamberlain Paul Choi let Kathy Clark Tom Coleman Roy Collier Larry Cooper Nancy Corbaley Kathy Corkin Serenia Crowe Steve Cunningham Hal Dahlmeier Larry DaMassa Allen Davis Peggy Dean Jill Dodd Daniel Dominguez Arthur Drydcn Barry Ducnsing Russ Dunn Steve Dunn Richard Eastin Christine Ellis Rick Everett Cindy Farren John Fendt Diane Fisher Scott Foley Debra Forbes Ron Friend Jim Fugate Lind Gee Jan George Denise Gilbert Margaret Gillum Janet Goddard Steve Goff Bonnie Gotschall Zena Gramps Brian Grant Susan Gravert Gary Gravier John Gregory Brigid Grogan Bob Groh Janet Guthrie 67 Pete Mansell Marsha Harlan Harold Harrison Harrietta Hartshorn John Hayes lisa Heinrichs Lana Hamenway Bonnie Hilborn Judy Hilton Bill Holbrook Carla Holcomb Robert Howarth Sarah Howe Judy Howell Harry Hudson Larry Ingwerson Sam Jackson Jack Hungerford Mark Huntington Roxie Huston JUNIORS Debbie Jamison Robert Jeans David Jewell Liola Johnson Pattie Johnson Phil Johnson Sue Johnson Susan Johnson Beverly Jones Connie Jones Deanna Jones Mary Jones Margaret Joyner Kris Kangas Steve Kern Karl Keyes Lawrence Kimble Nancy La Field Chris Lamb Debbie LaMusga Steve Landes Beth Landry Robert Lane Thomas Lantsberger Dennis Lee John Legget James Le Master Wendy Low man Kent Ludwig Jim Lundergreen 69 Greg Lyons Brenda McCoy Robert McDonald Ellen McGinnia Lonnie Me Lelland Steve McOmber Virginia McPartland Cavid Mackey Neal Mackey Ann Maguire Scott Majors Pam Mark Cathie Marler Roberta Marquez Linda Marshall Cynthia Martello Steve Martin Floyd Massey Larry Matthews Melissa Meith Brad Melton Michael Messerschmidt Linda Mettling Gail Miller Steven Miller Kam Moneta Ellen Morford Kurt Mowles Patty Munster Carole Newton Donnie Odom Margaret Ogle Rusty Ohlhausen Larry Olson Sandra O'Quinn 70 Derrie Osby Susan Patrick Mike Patterson Sandy Pearson Rose Pero William Peterson Brian Powers Dennis Powers Violeta Quintero Theresa Rademacher Kent Rassman Charles Rathbun David Rayome Judy Regis Tom Reichenbach Perry Reniff Tony Reyes Carlos Reyes Ivin Rhyne Mainer Richards Jerry Richardson Jane Richter Rosann Roberts Scott Roberts John Rogers Debbie Rookard Dick Roper Lewis Rothrock 71 Adelle Rowland Les Sawtelle Sharon Schutt Michael Scoggins Greg Scott Betty Shaner Wesley Sharp Richard Shaw Curt Shettlesworth Steve Shields Patti Shipe Barbara Smith David Smith Mike Smith Richard Smith Larry Smittcamp Tom Spradlin Brenda Stalter Carol Stapleton Pat Steidl Larry Steingasser Margaret Stone Kathy Strachan Joe Sturgeon 72 Lee Tatro Debbie Taylor George Teague Larry Teague Elaine Thomas Clyde Thompson Patsy Thompson Mike Thurman Stephanie Trover Bill Turpin Randy Vaughn Pat Voris JUNIORS Pam Walters Gaye Ward Robert Watkins David Weikel Walter Welker Laurie Wells David Wentz Patty Wentz Toni Westfall Terry White Bill Widener Nadeen Williams Kathy Wilson Dan Winston Alfred Wolford Kristie Woodham Duane Wright Greg Wright Myrna Wright Daniel Wycoff Carolyn Zambory Tim Zundel Fay Gee Fall President Sophomore Class Officers Lannie Stenson Fall Boys' Representative Kathy Hill Spring President Elaine Kister Spring Vice- President Michal Mendosa Spring Secretary Mary Sitton Spring Girls' Representative 76 Sophomore Class Officers Kevin Moore Spring Boys' Representative Gerry Allen Connie Ames Karen Andoe Patti Andrews Diana Arendell Karen Atkison Howard Ayers Don Bader Nancy Baldwin Terry Ball Ellis Barnes David Bartle Cheryl Bascherini Candace Baugh Tom Bauguess Donna Boren Sharon Bowers Arthun Brown Diane Brown John Brown 77 Mike Bryant Debbie Burgess Susan Burns Cindy Caffey Debby Cain Linda Caldwell Ron Caldwell Jean Campbell Marjorie Campbell Tom Cannon SOPHOMORES David Casagrande Mark Cessna Jesse Christiansen Sandra Claeseens Larry Cobbler Terri Collier Stacey Cope Jim Corbin Patti Corkin Chris Currier David Dayton Lourdes Diaz Penny Dorman Jeanne Doucette Dana Dugan Karen Duncan Diane Eastin Mike Edgmon Steve Edwards Sheila Elkins Robbin Elliff Bernadine Evans Joalyn Fernandez Frances Fickes Dorothy Foley Russelle Fournier David Franklin Sherry Friend Candis Fulk Terry Furry Susan Gatter Faye Gee Mike Gehringer Kathy Gibson Jeanette Gill man Brian Goff Karen Goggia Dale Gotschall Cecile Graham Gail Gravier Juanita Gray Don Green Sharon Green Cecilia Greene Jack Gregory Paul Grogan Deborah Grove Susan Gugala 79 m SOPHOMORES 80 Richard Jernigan Tim Johnson Linda Jones Kris Kangas Jo Ann Karr Tom Keener Albert Kenison Tom Kepler Ken Keyes Karen King Gene Kirk Elaine Kister Helen Kinde Diane Locativo David La Chance Loretta Lackey Dale Laitinen Barbara Landreth Jeff Lane Marlene Langdon Julia Law Stella Leach Denipe Lee Lauren Leman £7 Joan Guthrie Filemon Gutierrez Jim Hageman Tim Harlan Yvonne Harris John Hart Ricky Hartley John Hastie Peggy Hawkins Stanley Hayes Kathy Hill Richard Hobbie Dorothy Holton Charlene Howarth Aileen Howell Ken Howell Steve Howell Carla Hudgen James Hudson Kurt Hund Debbie Ingle Garry Jackson Ken Jayne John Jenkins Tony Leman Mark Le Master Fern Leonard Jeffrey Leonard Kay Letterman Richard Lincoln Frank Liss Lois Lowry Craig Meyer Doree Meyer Bill Miller David: Mill4 ' Robiu MilliS Brenda Minter Ted Minton Tom Minton 82 Lyman Moak Darrell Montgomery Kevin Moore Joe Moseley John Moseley Wendy Mulleneaux Nancy Neher Brenda Newman Clifford Nickel 1 Randy Nisbet Linda Noel Tom Noyer Gary Onyett Deborah Orr Judy Oswalt Jeff Parker Sherri Parker Terry Parker Anna Pero Jim Pscherer David Pulley Steve Rabedew Mary Ramsey Ronald Rayome Sandy Reeves Gary Regis Regina Richards 83 Cheryl Richardson Larry Richter T.isa Richter Nada Roberts Tom Robertson Patricia Robinson Mike Robuck Greg Rodriquez Blanch Rogers Greg Rogers Joe Rogers Joann Roush Dianna Saber Donna Saber Candy Sandborn Mark Sapp Winnie Schenkel Allen Sohufeldt Pam Schulite Marilynn Schultz David Scott Bill Sellers John Sheldon Lee Sheldon Sarah Sims Mary Sitton Diana Smith Pam Smith Gloria Spates Susan Spencer Karen Spivy Michael Starder Diana Steidl Lannie Stenson Lisa Stephens Michael Stout Greg Strang Gladen Stri.ck'l'and Debra Stringfellow Curtis Stubbs Sylvia Swain Eric Tandy SOPHOMORES Mary Taylor Betsy Thode Guy Thrasher Jean Tolman John Travers Vernon Rrumbly Connie Tuman Robert Van Camp Melody Vance Stephen Vandevier Marion Van Zant Bob Vaughan Jim Vaughan Anne Verling Jim Voigt John Vorhees Angela Voshall Paul Wade John Walters Debbie Warren Terry Warren Lee Watson Marilyn Webber Steven Webber Margaret Weichert Nancy Weikel Jack West Karen White Betty Widener Steven Wiles Danny Williams Roger Wilson Craig Wisti William Witucki Brenda Woehrle Sandra Woehrle Charles Wolfe Dloise Wright Mickie Young Joy Youngblood John Zancanella 86 Larry Turpin Fall Boys' Representative Karlene Kaup anger Fall President Freshmen Class Officers Wendy Thomason Fall Girls' Representative Diane Grant Fall Vice-President Patricia Robertson Fall Secretary Jode Brown Spring Secretary Sandra Kline Spring Girls' Representive Freshmen Class Officers Lee Carrico Spring Boys’ Representive Bobby Adams Susan Adams Janet Adamson Richard Allen Stanton Allen Jack Alpers Larry Alvarez Dennis Arendell Bonnie Baker Nancy Baker Gary Ball Kathy Bamford Donnie Bankston Donnie Bauman Rex Bell Brett Beasley Steve Berryman Gay Bonham Barbara Boswell Gayle Bowen Don Brister Kirk Brower Jode Brown Rowena Brown Tom Brown Joyce Bungarz John Burke Bob By ram I arry Calcatera Mol lie Cameron Karen Campbell Stephen Campbell Randy Cannon Chris Carino Lee Carrico Pamela carter Bruce Casagrande George Castleberry Dean Chapman Jack Clark James Coleman John Colony Judy Conn Manuel Cordova Janet Costello Steven Crawford Becky Cunningham Rusty Cunningham Donna Curran Nancy Custis Elaine Day James Dean FRESHMEN Donny Denny Shirley Dever Ken DeVol Grace Devoll Linda Dickison Lorraine Doering Debra Dolgov in Tracy Dooley Kim Downer Charles Drake Danita Driver Mark Duncan Debra Dunn Dennis Edwards Larry Edwards Ak I I Bruce Ellsworth Peggy Ervin Becky Everett Vicki Farren Cindy Ferretti Eddie Fields Kent Foley Susan Foster Robert French Karen Fugate David Gallegos John Garrido Terri Garcia Young Gee Klaos Geisler Patricia Gilcrease Sandra Giovannoni Pete Goodwin Margie Gramps FRESHMEN Diane Grant Steven Gravert Susan Grimm Laura Gutierrez Randy Hall Jeanne Hamilton Sherrill Hanson Lynn Harles Ron Hartman Robert Hartshorn Patty Haworth Scot Heaslip Brad Hemstalk Ken Hendrix Suzanne Herndon Tom Herndon Deborah Herring Michael Higgins Mona Higgins Victor Hill Tres Hobbie Charles Hogoboom Brenda Hoke Debbie Hottinger John Howell Lee Howell Michael Huffman Lynn Harles Robin Hungtingtom Diane Huntley Chris Hutchinson Gloria Huttel David Ingram Dave Ingram Sharon Irick Albert Jackson Jonney Jackson Michael Jeska David Johnson Deborah Johnson Gary Johnston Gary Johnston Kelly Joiner Jeri Jones Richard Jones Judith Judson Karlene Kaupanger Dottie King Gregory Kinser Phil Kinser Robert Kirk Jennifer Klein Sandra Kline Knut Knutson Trudy Kotha Len Lamb Vicki Lane Clin Lawson Robert Lee Robert Lee Billie Lewis Joseph Lewis Steven Loob Ken Loseth Teresa Lowry Dennis Lucas Denny Ludolf Cindy Ludwig Janet McCain Thomas McCarter Joe McCoy Michael McDonald Sharry McElroy Dale Mclnturf Donna McKillip John McKim Randal McKim Cynthia McOmber Stan McQuown Sheryl McTigue FRESHMEN Linda Marchel Jo Marie Marcozzi Craig Marongai Joseph Martin Cecilia Mathis Mike Maydak Curtis Mettling Gail Meyer Connie Michael Catherine Mickelson Carol Miller Debbie Milton Jean Morrison Susan Murphy Mark Murray 95 96 Mark Pearson Linda Phillips Kim Porter Richard Powell Joni Powers Veena Puccinelli Robin Pyers Marty Quinn Mark Renfro Linda Reynolds Roy Reynolds Lona Rhyne Inez Rice Les Rice Carey Richardson Danny Roberson Mary Roberson Jim Robertson Patty Robertson Russell Robertson FRESHMEN Jill Roden Nancy Roden Michael Rogers John Rose Eldon Runge Frank Ryan Joseph Ryan Jim Salonis Sharon Samprucci Pam Sandborn Luke Sandoval Tina Schenkel Sharon Sc harbor Gary Schultz Bonnie Schutt Carolann Shattuck Danny Shelton Carolyn Shippy Marcell us Smith Susan Smittcamp James Stalter JoAnn Steele Joan Stem Julie Stevens Marie Stovall Clarence Straws Terry Stringfellow Lance Stubbs Ken Taggart Helen Taylor FRESHMEN Wayne Teague Wendy Thomason Eddie Thacker Brian Thompson Edward Thompson Jeff Thompson Debbie Truelove Larry Turpin Lori Vargas Jack Wallace Jarven Warren Richard Walsh Jeri Watson Penny Westfall Carol Whitcomb Scott Whitehead Karen Williams Robin Wilson Rose Wolcott Dorothy Wood Don Wright Roxanne Wycoff Wayne Wyman 100 ACTIVITIES 101 Foreign exchange students entertain O. H. S. students. The Tigers bury the T-Birds. ' The Concert Band gives a terrific program. Drama Club presents Impromptu The University of Nevada stage band in action! Mr. Millet presents the Varsity Basketball Team at a rally. David Dayton recommends a roll - on L. P.-Oroville exchange rally, deodorant. Wanda Rowland posing as a T-Bird just couldn't take the terrific Tiger beating HOMECOMING Junior candidate, Beth Landry escorted by Chuck Rathbun. Homecoming Queen, Senior candidate, Karen Peterson escorted by Ned O’ Brien. Sophomore candidate, Sandy Woehrle es- Freshman candidate, Margo Olsen corted by Lannie Stenson. escorted by Rick Everett. 104 Homecoming events brought about much spirit and enthusiasm. All the classes worked hard to earn money for their candidates by organizing car washes, air-plane washes, lumber yard clean ups, pizza sales, fashion shows, and various other activities. One highlight of the Homecoming events was the pie eating contest, which was won by Sophomore candidate, Sandee Woehrle. Finally, after weeks of excitement and work, Senior candidate, Karen Peterson, was crowned Homecoming Queen. Many came to the dance after the Placer game to celebrate our homecoming. Many weeks of work, come to an end as Senior canidate Karen Peterson is crowned Homecoming Queen. The candidates reflect the fun and excitement of Homecoming festivities. Students Speak Out Oroville High students have been most successful this year in speech competition. Vicci Lucart, coached by Mr Robert Young, placed first in the Veterans of Foreign Wars contest and also the Native Sons speech contest. LovieBarnes, advised by Mr Buzz Kramer, triumphed in the Lyon's Club contest Free Enterprise . Congradulations to Vicci and Lovie for jobs well done. Vicci Lucart Native Sons VFW Lovie Barnes Lyon's Club Students See Government At Work Lynn Gee Girls' State Each year a boy and a girl from the Junior class is chosen by the faculty t o attend Boy and Girl State. Academic excellence, citfeaidrifl and school activities are considered. The students represent Oroville at a mock government session during thd summer. This year's representatives, Lynn Gee and John Feindt should find Girl's and Boy's State most rewarding and worthwhile. John Fendt Boys' State C.S.F. Hosts Annual Brain Brawl Brain Brawl Contestant Mike Miller Oroville High hosted the C. S. F. Brain Brawl this year, featuring competition between Chico, Marysville Yuba City and Oroville high school teams. Each team consisted of three active contestants with the opportunity of alternating contestants at the end of any of the four quarters. It was indeed a pleasure for Oroville to host this annual C.S. F. event. Brain Brawl Contestant Rick Kantola David Duncan Brain Brawl Contestant Marilyn Hollis Brain Brawl Contestant Mark Bosworth Brain Brawl Contestant Senior princesses:(left to right) Miriam Goddard escorted by Steve Ritchens and Marilyn Hollis escorted by Dave Bigby. G.A.A. Creates Winter The G. A. A. Christmas Formal, Winter Wonderland was a tremendous success this year. The G.A.A. went all-out in decorating the Boy's Gym, carrying out their theme with sparkling lights and beautifully flocked Christmas trees. A small problem arose because our basketball team had to p 1 ay in the Yuba City tournament the same night, but the boys made it back in time to enjoy a few hours at the d ance . These captured memories will never be forgotten.... Senior princesses :(left to right) Sandra Abts escorted by Joar Lar-sen and Joanna Colt escorted by Phil Hemenway. Christmas Formal Royalty: Joanna Colt, Miriam Goddard, Here Tymme” is getting ready for Marilyn Hollis, Sandra Abts and Queen Jody Warren, an evening filled with music. Wonderland Christmas at the Formal The guests vote for their choice of queen candidate as they enter. ... on entering the formal, student body cards are checked and the guests, catch their first glimpse of the dance A couple chats with Mr. Hughes, one of the patient and good-natured chaperones Santa grabs his hat as the crowd waits for the crowning of the queen. Jody is announced queen as escort, Bro Shantz watches. The dancing soon ends, but the fun will never be forgotten!!! Queen Reigns Over Tourney The Sophomores proved victorious, as Diane Lacativowas selected 196 Basketball Queen. The selection was determined b a student bod v vote and runners up of the close contest were Melanie Blade, Theresa Rademacher, and Jo Marie Marcoz i Diane was crowned during the opening evening of the tournament and reigned throughout the festivities. She formally welcomed and introduced all seven participating teams at Friday’s assembly and presented the team trophies. San Juan emerged honor W.S re.n by Fr nklin- Sacramento, Clayton Valley, Oroville, Del Valle and Us PlumasCIayton Valley Tourney All Stars C c eennK 8ectlon .while Lonnie Smith.o. H. S. Tiger Captain, was chosen as one of the ten 1 he tournament was indeed a terrific success, with more than 3, non spectators viewing the three nights action.Our nope is that the J. C. Nesbit Tourney will continue to be an annual O. H. S. tradition. Queen, Diane Locativo Diane presents Lonnie Smith, Tiger Captain, with an ’’all star” trophy. Senior, Melanie Blade Junior, Theresa Rademacher Freshman, Jo M rie Marcczzi Expressions ... could indeed be the theme of the tournament. Just a few captured moments of those pictured above, reflect the emotions of hope , dismay, joy and amazement that each and every one of us experienced. Tourney all stars are representative of aii seven participating high schools' Attired in victory nets , San Juan's cap tains accept the first place trophy. Clayton Valley demonstrates why they won the best cheerleading section trophy. Senior midnight skulkers at work. Spirit Week This year Spirit Week coincided with the annual J. C. Nesbit Tournaments Each class was specified a certain day which was reserved for them to display their class spirit. The Freshmen displayed their spirit in various ways — signs, decorations, and spirit band at noon. The Sophomores turned H corridor into Spirit Hall and changed the O on Table Mountain into a '70'. The Juniors touched the hearts of everyone by dedicating a tree to O. H. S. They also posted signs and painted a ferocious tiger on the sidewalk. The Mighty Senior's efforts proved most successful. Along with transforming the Student Union into the Spirit Union , they contributed a new outhouse facility to the O. H.S. campus. The Friday assembly was turned into a Senior Spirit-In as the Seniors entered on colorful bicycles and blew their minds! With crazy hats, colorful signs and lots of spirit — Spirit Week proved to be the most successful ever. The Senior’s special class bicycle decorating. The Freshmen paint the town . n'FRtSHHM'ir ‘Tlfl FRfcSU AAW ID FRtHHAM I1 Junior's dress up the place! The excitement mounts as the teams compete for first place in the annual J. C. Nisbet Tournament. 114 K VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Rosie Rogers, Rosann Rogers, Jo Colt, Bev Wixom VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROSIE ROGERS (Head) This was definitely one of the most spirited years O. H. S. has seen in a long time. Because of whole-hearted participation and enthusiasm, the rallies have been a great success. The cheerleaders have done a tremendous job in creating school spirit and promoting athletic activities. 116 Gorden Golden (34), always tangled up in everything! Jill Alpers, Bev Wixom, Melanie Blade, Jo Colt and Senior mascot Pete look on as rally activites continue. BEV WIXOM JOANNA COLT ROSANN ROBERTS Songleaders Karen Peterson, Jill Alpers, Melanie Blade, Jill Dodd and Carrie Zambory all did a terrific job this year in carrying out their responsibilities ana repre senting their school. Songleaders O. H. S. was very fortunate this year to have a very talented and expert team of songleaders. They were creative and original in their routines and contributed a great deal to the spirit of our school this year. Along with several cheerleaders, a few of the songleaders participated at the cheerleading and songleading camp in Tahoe last summer and came back with a great many new and interesting ideas. Songleader: Karen Peterson Songleader: Jill Dodd Songleader: Melanie Blade Give a cheer for Oroville!! ! Just one more point....... The songleaders at work at the L. P. exchange rally. Songleader: Jill Alpers Head Songleader: Carrie Zambory And the band played on! A special thanks to the Pep Band and Mr. Pschere who attended all the rallies and home games. Without their support we would have very little school spirit. 119 Tigerettes, songleaders and cheerleaders lead the Alma Mater at. the L.P. rally. The coveted Victory Bell was surrendered to L.P. this year, but will surely be returned to O. H.S. next year. TIGERETTES: Joyce Ransbarger, Denise Burwell TIGERETTES Our thanks to the Tigerettes who added a great deal to the games ana rallies, as well as promoting school spirit and enthusiasm. 121 Mrs. Zambory, can you believe it? ?? ?? ? The Frosh won!!!!!!!! All right girls.... .one, two, three!! TheJ.V. Cheerleaders displayed a great deal of enthusiasm and vitality while urging the J. V. teams on to a great season. JY CHEERLEADERS 122 Sandy Woehrle Candice Fulk Diane Smith (head) Brenda Woehrle J V Cheerleaders: Sandy Woehrle, Brenda Woehrle, Diane Smith and Candy Fulk J.V. Cheerleaders in action. An empty classroom A sprited rally Laughing Crying A crowded lunch line The Junior Prom Winning Losing Final exams Comencement excercises Memories Memories.... There is a lot of activity in one school year. Not just games, rallies, assemblies, dances and extracurricular activities, but many ordinary, every day things that are an important part of school life. Catching the bus, rushing to class, meeting your friends around campus, and having lunch in the usually crowded Student Union are the ordinary things that make-up school life. Now all this has ended, and all that remains are the memories. .. 124 125 Our teachers are always so willing to demonstrate. One.....two......DIVE ! Classrooms O. H. S. is not just a campus of buildings, glass and space. Rather, it is the core, the hub of activity for the students who fill its corridors and classrooms. Inside the school can be seen the young individuals who are accepting the challenge of learning, the challenge of competition, and the challenge of individual thought and expression... So this is what goes on behind those closed doors . Homemaking is a vital department in our school system. Here the girls learn many things they will put to practice in later life. Mrs. Zambory and her students discuss a new and unusual art project. Parlez-vous franc ais? Mr. Mclnturf gives aid and instruction to Bob McDonald in wood shop. Mrs. Flynn, a new teacher at O. H. S., tries to bring new and creative ideas to her students. Auto shop is a favorite class among many of the boys at Oroville High. A unique and practical class many students take is office. Lunchtime is a Happening” Everyday at about 11:45, a bell rings and the result: mass hysteria! Students storm out of classrooms and stampede toward Student Union Hill. After a great deal of waiting, pushing and crowding one can enter the door of our beloved Student Union and venture to do the impossible-eat lunch. And the line moves on!! My goodness, such attention! Hey Melanie, don't look now, but I think there is someone watching us. Have you ever tried to eat lunch around thirty piles of books ? got A's in table manners would you believe that? What today... chocolate, peanut butter and salami, or octopus on rye ? SENIORS RULE!!!!!! Remember, no refunds on empty doors. All right candy bar - I know you're in there! Service with a smile!! Students Now, may I say a few words... We, the students determine what type of school life will exist during a given year. If we don't care about our school, the year will have little meaning, but if we are concerned, as we nave been this year, then the year will be full of fun, excitement and good times. Mr. Pschere give us a break! Mrs. Pittman— not the crab walk game. Our hero Pete! Watcha say Sharon? f So that's the girl girl watchers watch! You want little ole us to pose for a picture ? An O. H. S. Hoedown! Rick Kantola presides over a student council Decisions, decisions... who will get the blue (?) Victory Bucket? This Is Our once around the gym I tell you, this thing was bouncing a minute ago! A candid sho a few quiet. -Mv,., School Life There are many facets of School life, some we enjoy some we do not. We have learned many lessons, not just scholastic lessons, but many important lessons of life and its ways. We've experienced good times and bad, fun and sadness, butwhatis most important, we have learned. inhibited students at lunch. Pam, oh Pam, you can quit playing now... Pam ? No Pete, you can't play Flipper... Miss Pope is watching! 134 Todd Rowland Student Body President Marilyn Hollis Student Body Vice-President Candy Warmack Historian Fall Semester Student Body Officers Our hard-working officers pause for a casual picture Bob Stern Block O Custodian Kathy Hansel! Secretary-Treasurer 136 RICK KANTOLA: President Spring Student ANDY STAUSS: Vice-President Body Officers EARL DEEL: Block O Custodian As we all know, behind every successful man there is a woman. Or are there two? LORA PORTER: Secretary-Treasurer DIANE BONE: Historian ROSIE ROGERS: Varsity Cheerleader Row 1: Cecilia Silva, Betty Shaner, Lovey Barnes, Marilyn Webber, Vicki Lucart, Kevin Moore, Craig Meyer, Ardith Ritter, Jan Hobbie, Lana Hemenway, Joy Youngblood. Row 2: Fay Gee, Becky Everett, Marilyn Hollis, Rosie Rogers, Martha Whitaker, Jim Fugate, David Richter, Kathy Yugo, Candy War-mack, Jean Jones, Bob Chamberlain, Russ Dunn, Michael Men-dosa Row 3: Pam Sandborn, Elaine Devall, Carol Stapleton FALL Joyce Ransbarger, Kara Moneta, Karlene Kaupanger, Dee Shepp Bob Held, Larry Turpin, Chuck Wolfe, Robert Grow, Olav Mes-serschmidt, Harry Hudson. Row 4: Pat Robertson, Tim Hocking, Robin Lane, Lannie Stenson, Jack Schwab, Wendy Thomason, Kathy Hansell, Lora Porter, Sandra Abts, BevWixom, Caroline Miller. Row 5: Bill Turpin, Bill Peterson, Joar Larsen, Steve Howell, Terry Darcey, Todd Rowland, Tim Darcey, Guy Weichart, Bob Stern, AndyStauss, Rudy Marcozzi, Brian Powers. Student Council Governs the School 138 SPRING Row 1: Lovey Barnes, Cecilia Silva, Lana Hemenway, Diane Smith, Melanie Blade, Vicki Stringfellow, Jan Hobbie, Sandy Klineu Judy Oswalt, Jim Eastwood. Row 2: Mark Cessna, Margaret Weichert, Jode Brown, Holly Mettling, dan Showaltei Adele Rowland, Mary Sitton, Marilyn Hollis, Pat Johnson, Vice i Lucart. Row 3: Jeff Leonard, Gordon Golden, Brian Powers Dick Roper, Kathy Hill, Chuck Wolfe, Olav Messerschmidt, Bob Chamberlain, Larry Turpin, Joyce Ransbarger. Row 4: Linda Marshall, Carrie Zambory, Lora Porter, Patty Robertson, Bill Turpin, Bob Groh, Diane Bone, Joanna Colt, Wendy Lowmai Kam Moneta. Row 5: Joar Larsen, RickKantola, Rodd Rowland, Earl Deel, Bob Stern, Eric Tandy, David Dayton, Andy Stauss, Pete Hansell, Bob Held, Rick Everett. The United Nations Club was formed as a model of the U. N. in New York. They assume the roles of different countries. This year they are representing The Republic of South Africa. Six delegates attended th e 16th annual Model U. N. Conference held February 8,9, and 10 at the University oi California at Berkeley. Front Row: Ardith Ritter, Marilyn Schultz, Donna Stirna-man. Back Row: Terry Parker, David Thode, David Duncan, Howard Eastin, Pam Sanborn. UN Club Promotes Better International Understanding OFFICERS;. David Duncan, Mark Bosworth, Pam Sanborn, Donna Stiraman Various members of the U. N. Club are studying the country they represented at the U. N. Convention that was held on February 8th, 9th, and 10th. 139 Row 1: Nancy Fickes, Marilyn Hollis, Phyllis Meeker, Sandy Parker, Barbara Smith, Betty Shaner, Pam Walters , Ardith Ritter, Vicki Stringfellow. Row 2: Mary Jones, Miriam Goddard, Linda Means, Melanie Blade, Pat John son, Elaine Chung, Sheila Tweedy, Margaret Joyner, Dee Shepp. Row 3: Mike Miller, David Richter, Sandy Abts, cand y Warmack, Jean Jones, Linda Marshel, Martha Whitaker, Kam Mon eta, Melissa Meith. Row 4: Sue Cameron, Mark Bosworth, Larry Olson, David Duncan, Derrie Osby, Harry Hudson, Dan Dominquez, Bob Chamberlin, OlavMesser-schmidt, Ron Brower, Greg Lyons. Row 5: Rodd Rowland, Pat Voris, Bob Stern, Hal Dahlmeier, Rick Everett, Rick Kantola, John Fendt, Bill Peterson. Row' 6: chuck Rathbun, Terry Darcey, George Watson, Earl Deel, Ned O'Bri en Rudy M rcozzi, Bob Sharp, Andy Stauss. Fall N.H.S. and C .S.F.: the Road to Success Row 1: candis Baugh, Lind Gee, Marilyn Webber, Kathy Gibson, Barbara Smith, Brenda McCoy, Lisa Stevens, Fay Gee, Barbara Roush, Melissa Meith, Kam Moneta, Susan Cameron, Marilyn Hollis. Row 2: Terry Darcy, David Richter, Mike Miller. David Duncan, Steve Howard, Harry Hudson, Olav Messerschmidt, Chuck Rathbun. Row 3 David Dayton, Rick Kantola, Lee Watson, Mark Bosworth, Lannie Stenson, Tom Keppler, John Fendt, Eric Tandy 140 Row 1: Lind Gee, Lovey Barnes, Jo Marie Marcozzi, Faye Gee, Kathy Gibson, Lisa Stephens, Terry Parker, Karen Williams, Kathy Wilson. Row 2: Becky Everett, Cathy Mickelson, Mike Rogers, Jo Ann Roush, Marilyn Hollis, Young Gee, Penny Westfall, Ellen Wolcott. Row 3: Lee Howell, Jeff Parker, Mike Miller, Jane Richter, Olav Messerschmidt, David Richter, Jeff Leonard, Brenda McCoy. Wendy Lowman, Kam Moneta, Sue Cameron, Mark Bosworth, Sandy Abts, Lora Porter, Steve Martin, Melissa Meith. Row 4: Claire Giroux, Rick Kantola, Steve Howell, Eric Tandy, Chuck Rathbun, Dave Dayton, Joar Larsen, Lee Watson. Spring C.S.F and N.H.S Row 1: Todd Rowland, Lannie Stenson, Bob Stern, George Watson, Gary Gravier, Eric Tandy, David Dayton, Hal Dahlmeier, Rick Kantola, Andy Stauss, Rudy Marcozzi. Row 2: Jim Eastwood, Judy Oswalt, Joe Rogers, Lovey Barnes, Candy Sandbom, Sandy Parker, Mark Cessna, Darlene Felton, Lind Gee, Barbara Smith, Kathy Strachan. Row 3: Cecilia Silva, Cynthia MarteUo, Faye Gee, Donna Stimamen, Pat Johnson, Pam Schulte. Jo Ann Karr, Loretta Lackey, Kathy Wilson, Sue Spencer, Pam Walters. Row 4: Carla Stapleton, Vicki Stringfellow, Melanie Blade, Candy Warmack, Laurie Wells, Jane Richter, Janet Alston, Jill Dodd, Candis Fulk, Phyllis Meeker, Pat Hills. Row 5: Serena Crowe, Mary Sitton, Cynthia Farren, Margaret Joyner, Robert Nicolas, Lisa Stephens, Kathy Gibson, Ellen McGinnis, Marilyn Hollis, Nancy Fickes, Marilyn Schultz. Row 6: Marilyn Webber, Nancy Weickel, Bonnie Brehm, Ladl Von LauderbackJeff Leonard, Steven Cunningham, Jeff Parker, Sally Schlesinger, Marty Whitaker, Anna Pero, Jo An n Roush. Row 4: Dave Ritter, Mike Miller. Olav Messerschmidt, Derrie Osby, Mary Jones, Harry Hudson, Bob Chamberlain Brown, Tom Kepler, Joyce Ransbarger. Row 8: Miriam Goddard, Denise Burwell, Wendy Lowman, Kam Moneta, Melissa Meith Susan Cameron, Steve Martin, Branda McCoy, Margaret Gillum, Janet Goddard, Tony O'Rourke. Row 9: Brian Powders, Linda Marshall, Herman Osby, Diane Bone, Priscilla Weatherl, Karen Kaupanger, Lora Porter, Peggy Schutt, Carrie Zambory, Darlene Bradford. Pat Voris. Row 10: Mark Bosworth, Bill Peterson, TinaZunde , Rick Everett, Sandy Abts, John Fendt, Guy Weichert.Ste ve Howell, Dave Duncan, Joar Larsen. Carla Hudgens Joy Youngblood Lora Porter Madalyn Stokes Marching Band Always Ready For Halftime s The OHS shown in a familiar field pattern Row 1: Elaine Bolton, Marilyn Stokes, Craig Meyer, Denise Burwell, Rowene Brown, Sue Burwell, Rebecca Everett, Ellen Walcott, Jean Campbell, Vicki Stringfellow Connie Ames. Sandy Parker. Row 2: Cynthia Martello, Bev Jones, Lois Lowry, Mary Sitton, Judy Oswald, Pam Carter, Gail Meyers, Diana Carter, Gina Zanutto, John Rothrock, Dean Chapman, LesRice, Lisa Stephens, Jud y Judson, Jeri Jones, David Scott, PatVoris. Row3: Karen Williams, Cathy Michelson, Pat Robertson, Sandy Kline Larry Turpin, John Moseley, Charlie Sutton, Hermai Osbv. Joe McCoy, Tom Robertson, Steve Crawford, Chick Wolfe, Brian Powers, Brian Powers, Bill Sellers, Rick Everett, Bruce Casagrande, Joyce Ransbarger. Row 4: Pam Walters, Prentice Harrison, Steve Gravert, Pam Sandborn, Mark LaMaster, Joe Moseley, Mike Masters Kevin Moore, Nadeen Williams, Paul Wade, Bob Chamberlain, David Noel. Concert Band Presents Music Programs Band Council David Noel, Joyce Ransbarger, Karen Williams, Denise Burwell, Sue Burwell, Rick Everett, Bob Chamberlain, Pat Voris, Sandy Parker, Toni Burgess. Mr. Pscherer Row 1: Linda Marchel, Joan Gutnre, Sharon Green, Jayne Pywers, Joan Curtis, Nancy Curtis, Sherry Richardson, Jeanette Bowen. Row 2: Jenny Anderson, Marilyn Stokes, Debbie Childress, Vicki Kent, Elizabeth Thompson, Connie Marquez, I ura Benson, Karen Goggia. Row 3: Sharon Bowers, Joy Youngblood, Liola Johnson, Peggv Hawkins Debbie Carter, Lourdes Diaz, Barbara Landreth, Debbie Warren, Margaret Ogle. Row 4: Arlene Harris, PatSteidl Connie Jones, Denise Lee, Glade in Stricklene, Diana Arendell, Charlotte McGeehee, Sheila Tweedy, Susan Herndon Debbie Gatlin. Row 5: Greg Scott, Gary Johnsonston, Jan Gnass, Derrie Osby, Walter Welker, Prentice Harrison, Marcell us Smith, Dennis Arendell, Rick Allen, Tom Herndon. Row 6: Greg Sybrant, David Weinkel, Joe Sturgeon Danny Strang, Rick carr, Herman Osby, Jim Pscherer, Sam Jackson, Theodore Paniagna. Chorus and Choir Row 1: Patti Shipe, Patty Johnson, Bev Willson, Debbie carter, lisa Heindricks, Marty Whitaker, Bonnie Brehm, Madalyn Stokes. Row 2: Violeta Quintera, Cynthia Richardson, Vemell Parkinson, Sandra O'Quinn, Angela Voshall, Sally Adams, Carrie Zambory, Debbie Williams. Row 3: Gary Johnston, Derrie Osby, Joe Sturgeon, Danny Strang Rick Carr. Row 4: Mark Cessna, GregScott, DavidWeikes, Jim Pscherer, HermanOsby, Jan Gnass, Prentice Harrison. Row 1: Candy Fulk, Brenda Woehrle, Carolyn Zambory, Jill Dodd, Jill Alpers, Karen Peterson, Sandy Woehrle , Diane Smith. Row 2: Barbara Paquin, Margaret Gillum, Janet Goddard, Linda Adamson, Candy Wyman, Janice Adamson, LanaHemenway, Cristi Woodham, Terry Lowry Sheryl McTeague. Row 3: Nancy Corbaley, Jc Colt, Vicki Stringfellow, Ann Maguire, Doree Meyer, Linda Shackelford, Lana Martin, Darlene Felton, Leana Far-rens, Darlene Bradford, Lovey Barnes, Carla Stapleton GayeWard, Pam Smith, Kathy Hill, Elaine Bolton, Robyn Elliff, Linda Marshall, Shelly Brown, Laura Benson, Sheri McElroy. Row 4: Cathy Marler, Claudia Clark Louise Loyd, Sharon Strang, Janet Conley, Roberta Marquez, Carol Stapleton, Kathy Adamson, Wanda Rowland, Linda Means, Judy Regis, JoyceRansbarger, Melva Ray, Cathy McPartland, Sandra Abts, Lora Porter, Dian e Bone, Jody Warren, Sue Smittcamp, Janet Aiston, Patti Hills, Cher McPartland. Row 5: Barbie Sandoval, Lisa Richter, Debby Cain, Merrie Jo Ramsey, Mickey Young Rosie Rogers, Rosann Roberts, GailGravier, MarySittoa Pep and Racquet Club Offer Action Row 1: Cecilia Green, Debbie Stringfellow, Regina Richards, Janice Adamson, Linda Caldwell, Debbie Grove; Phyllis Meeker, Sherri Parker, Sandy Parker, Sue Spencer. Row 2: Wanda Rowland, Lana Martin, Vicki Luccart, Patti Corkin, Debbie Melton, Michelle Mendosa, Janet Aiston, Gail Miller, Linda Mettling, Carla Hudgens, Row 3: Bob Held, Rollo Messerschmidt, Bob Vaugh, Duane Fry, Lyman Clark, Craig Hill, Judy Kuntz, Darwin Andoe. Row 4: Bob Evans, Mickey Mathews, Bob Edwards, Val Meyer, Duane Walburn, Richard Carr, Dan Strane. Robert Jones. Row 1: Debbie Dolgovin, Cecilia Mathis, Karen Williams , Kaye Doering, Brad Hemstock, George Castleberry, Dennis Edwards. Row 2: Jode Brown, Christina Hutchinson, Terry Warren, Mike McDonald, Tom Robertsai John Floyd, Glen Hurley. Row 3: Pat Johnson, Douglas Daley, Phillip Papa, Larry Calcatera, Young Gee, Crai g Meyer. Row 4: Senor McKenzie, Pat Akers, Patty Robertson, Randy McKim. SPANISH CLUB Languages Tie the World Together ITALIAN CLUB 146 Row 1: Gary Regis, Lisa Stevens, David Thode, Tim Hocking, Randy cannon. Row 2: Kathy Yugo, Dee Shepp, Ardith Ritter, Susan Spencer, Ann Verling, Gerry Allen. Row 3: Mr. Pether, Janet Costello,Betsy Thode, Pat Akers, Sandra Giovannoni, Pat Johnson, Lisa Stephens, Ron Brower, Steve Cunningham, Roger Duensing, Val Meyers. Row 1: Lovey Barnes, Kristie Woodham, Jean Jones, Sue Cunningham, Nancy Dayton, Monica Long, Jo Marie Marcozzi, Gloria Huttle, Jan Hobbie, Lana Hemingway, Kevin Moore, Randy cannon. Row 2: Pat Andrews, Debbie La Musfp Marsha Harlan, Lauri Wells, Janet Aisten, Cathy Gibson, Lana Martin, Melanie Blade, Jann Schidemm, Janet Adamson, Ron Brower, Sher McPartland, Wanda Rowland, Jane Richter. Row 3: Brian Powers, Patty Andrews, Kathy Mich-elson, Sandra Giovannoni, Jim Edwards, Daniel Dominquez, Harry Hudson, Olav Messerschmidt, Denise Burvel 1 Linda Mar she 1, Margaret Gillum, Gay Ward, Melva Ray. Row 4: Bob Stern, Bev Wixom, Joanna colt, Kam Moneta, Melissa Meith, Greg Lyons, Sue Cameron, Pris Weatherl, Dick Roper, Karen Kaupanger, Marsha Ervin, Sandy Alts Carrie Zambory, Rick Kantola. Row 5: David Dayton, Val Meyers, George Watson, DavidThode, Mark Bosworth, David Duncan, Tim Hocking, Lannie Stenson, DanWiedman, ToddRowland, HalDahlmeier, Tim Zundel, Joar Larsen,John Fendt, Terry Darcey. French Club-On the Move Officers Olav Messerschmidt, Joar I arsen, Lana Hemenway, Jo Colt, carri e Zambory, Kam Moneta, RickKantda 147 Row 1: Russ Dunn, Debbie Williams, Dee Shepp, Patti Shipe, Marilyn Hollis, Ardith Ritter, Cecilia Silva. Row 2: Linda Williams, Donna Stirnaman, Joar Larsen, Bob DRAMA CLUB Thespians and Drama Club was organized to promote theatrical arts here at school. To gain membership into Thespians, one must have a certain number of points 0 Chamberlain, Herman Osby, David Thode, Vicki String-fellow, Melanie Blade. Present Plays This is not needed for Drama Club. The Thespians have put on a number of plays this year, including Improptu which was shown to the student body. Theatrical Clubs THESPIANS 148 Left to Right: Patti Shipe, Marilyn Hollis, Debbie Williams, Cecilia Silva, Melanie Blade, Donna Stirnaman, Bob Chamberlain. David Thode, Russ Dunn, Dee Shepp, Vicki Stringfellow, A'rtfith Ritter. Advisor, Mrs. Dunlap Officers: Robert Edwards and Shelly Brown Library Club Promotes Good Books Bottom: Leslie Sawtelle, Jill Hungerford, Lana Martir Judy Regis, Sylvia Swain, Roger Wilson, Carolyn Buchei; David Beasley, Bob Held, Rick Campbell, Sheila Elkins, Shelly Brown. Top: Frances Fickes, Robert Edwards Debbie Atkinson, Joalyn Fernandez. 149 Mr. Kramer Tiger Tales Advisor Co-Editors Ardath Ritter,Lovey Barnes Tiger Tales Keeps Us Well Informed Tiger Tales, the only campus newspaper, comes out twice a month with all the news around campus. It is limited to students with a C average or better in English. The candids on the next two pages show the staff taking time out to read the latest issue. FALL SEMESTER Row 1: Lovey Barnes, Dick Castleberry, David Richter, Row 2: Diane Jones, Ardith Ritter, Russ Dunn, Madalyn Stokes, Kathy Yugo, Mr. Kramer Campus Highways This year, Campus Highways has presented a variety of entertainment, consisting of news, sports, music, and general nonsense. With the cooperation of station KAOR they have presented their program every Saturday from 2:30 until 3:00. Row 1: Terry Parker, Pam Sandborn, Bev Jones, Loretta Lackey. Row 2: Gary Onyett, Wesley Sharp, Charles Wolfe, Vern Trumbly, Harry Harrison, Herman Osby, Howard Eastin, Larry Mathews. Communication: Lifeline of the World THE LATECOMERS; SPRING SEMESTER Darlene Bradford, Shelly Brown, Pam Mark, Mark Bosworth, Darwin Andoe, Rob Nickles, David Duncan, Pat Johnson. Row 1: Jim Eastwood, Harry Hudson, Dick Roper, Don Silva, Kevin Moore, Mr. Hughes.. Row 2: Rick Everett, Todd Rowland, Hal Dahlmeier, Chuck Rathbun, Tim Zundel, Eric Tandy, David Dayton. Row 3: Robert Stern, RickKantola, Guy Weichert, Lannie Stenson, Greg Lyons, Bill Turpin, Tim Darcey, Joar Larsen, Terry Darcey. Key Club Benefits the Community The Key Club is a national service organization. The club collected money for children in the area. One of the popular events of the year is the annual football game with the L. P. Key Club. Key Club Officers Tim Zundel, Rick Everett, Chuck Rathbun, Mr. Hughes, Robert Stern, Rick Kantola. 152 Row 1: Vickie Stringfellow, Betsy Thode, Cecilia Silva, Jan Hobble, Darlene Felton, Debbie Williams, Lovey Barnes. Row 2: Darlene Bradford, Mickey Young, Sue Johnson, Laura Porter, Marilyn Hollis, Janet Goddard, Theresa Rade-macher, Debbie Orr, Shelly Brown. Row 3: Martha Whitaker, Judy Smith, Joanna Colt, Diane Bone, KamMoneta Karen Baker, Madalyn Stokes, Marjorie Campbell. 'S’ Club Means Service For School and Community Officers Row 1: Teresa Rademacher, Janet Goddard, Margaret Joyner. Row 2:Marilyn Hollis, Karen Baker, Lora Porter, Fay Gee, JanHobbie. 153 Front to Back Rows From Left to Right Row 1: Lovey Barnes, Dorothy Wood, Becky Everett. Row 2: Mary Spates, Darlene Bradford Row 3: Pam Sandborn, Ardith Ritter, Carol Stapleton, Rosann Roberts. Row 4: Jill Alpers, Donna Stirnamen, Rollo Messerschmidt, Tim Darcey, Jim Eastwood, Marilyn Stokes. Row 5: Wanda Rowland, Dick Castleberry. Creative Arts Sponsors Movie Advisor: Mrs. Flynn Creative Arts was tormed to foster the growth in appreciation and knowledge of the fine arts, particularly in writing, music and painting. The club was first organized by students interested in carrying out the functions of the now non-existent Creative Writing Club. The club was responsible for bringing the movie 'To Sir With Love toOrovillefor the special showing last February. 154 Front: Bob Chamberlin, John Zancanella. Kow 2: Cynthia Martello, Connie Ames, LisaStephens, Sandy Parker, Marilyn Stokes, Elaine Bolton, Bev Jones. Row 3: Craig Meyer, David Scott, Joe Moseley, Dan Strang, David Weinkel Prentice Harrison, Herman Osby, Pam Walters. Row 4: Derrie Osby, Tom Robertson, Vicki Stringfellow, Paul Wade Sally Adams, Martha Whitaker, Beverly Willson, Debbie carter, Denise Burwell, Sue Burwell, David Noel, Tom Burgess, Chuck Rathbun, Brian Powers, Hal Dahlmeier, Rick Everett, Gary Gravier, Joe Moseley, Pat Voris. Lyre Club Row 1: Rosie Rogers, Candace Baugh, Sandy Parker, Cecilia Silva, Merrie Jo Ramsey, Vicki Stringfellow, Marilyn Webber, Joanna colt. Row 2: Mrs. Abts, Sue Cunningham, Jean Jones, Gail Miller, Miriam Goddard, Susan Spencer, Marcia Erbin, Karen Kaupanger. Row 3: Mike Blinston, charlotte McGeehee, Gail Gravier, Gaye Ward, Brenda New-man, Mary Sitton, Linda Caldwell, Sandy Reeves. Future Nurses 155 Row 1: Mr. Van Camp, Jim Corbin, Denyse Lee, Brenda Stalter, Regina Richards. Row 2: Walter Ratliff, Lyman Moak, Kenneth Jayne, John Sheldon, Dennis McCom -ber. Jack Gregory, Roger Wilson, Harold Harrisoi, Gordon Hal let, Eldon Runge, Wayne Teague, Bobby Adams, Rick Jones, Tom Herndon. Row 3: Mainer Richards Tom Cannon, Brian Goff, David Jayne, Karl Keyes, Donald Hutton, Joe McCoy, John Burke, Jack Clark, Danny Shelton, John Walters, Ken Keyes. Future Farmers of America Regina Richards FFA Chapter Sweetheart F. F. A. OFFICERS Ken Keyes, Mainer Richards, Walter Ratliff, Gary Stalter, Larry Ingwerson 156 Mr. Lambert, Vicci Lucart, Bob Evans, Greg Sybrant, Greg Rogers, Angela Voschal, Duane Walburn. AUTO CLUB Mechanical Arts Develope Skills DRAFTING CLUB Front Row: Sam Jackson, Clyde Thompson, Steven Shields, James Savercool. Back Row: Phyllis Meeker, Bob Groh, Charles Wofle, Robert Watkins. 157 OFFICERS: Lora Porter, Diane Bone, Kathy Joar Larsen from Norway Hansell, Tim Hocking. A. F. S. foreign exchange student American Field Service Efficiency, due to a high standard of communication, is shown here during a typical meeting 158 J.S.A Teaches Democracy Row 1: Terry Warren, Marilyn Schultz, Terry Parker, Pam Sanborn, Row 2: David Duncan, Kathy Clark, Vicci Luccart, Steve Martin, Dee Shepp, Howard Eastin. Radio Club Radio Club has been responsible for the electrical needs of many school functions. These include: The assemblying and operation of sound systems for football games, dances, musical concerts, rallies, assemblies, as well as for special activities such as the J. C. Nes-bit Tournament. Jeff Parker, Lee Howell, A1 Brilliot, Chuck Wolfe , Scott Roberts, Ed Kusel. G.A.A. Officers Lora Porter, Joanna Colt, Miriam Goddard, Marilyn Hollis, Pattie Hills, Pat Voris, Brenda Woehrle. Row 1: Kit Roark, Cindy Ferretti, Sherry McElroy, Linda Marchel, Bonnie Baker, Nancy Roden, Carolyn Sapry, Sue Grimm, Terri Stringfellow, Susie Murphy, Diane Grant, Gloria Huttle. Row 2: Sandra Kline, Susie Adams, Jo Marie Marcozzi, Teresa Lowry, Becky Cunningham, Veena Puccinelli, Janet Adamson, Cirdy Ludwig, Carolyn Miller, Marie Stovall, Karen Williams, Robin Pyers. Row 3: Susan Smittcamp, Jode Brown, Cheryl McTeague, Rowena Broun. Ellen Wolcott, Debbie Gatlin. Kim Porter, Jill Roden Jo Ann Steele, Jennie Kline, Janet Costello. Row 4: Karen Campbell, Margo Olson, Becky Everett, Ellen Wolcott. Cathy Mickelson, Barbara Paquin, Jann Schideman, Pat Gilcrease, Cheryl Hensen, Tina SchenkeL Bonnie Schutt. Row 5: Julie Stevens, Joni Hunter, Karlene Kaupanger, Penny Westfall, Joni Powers , Dorothy Wool, Joan Stern, Wendy Thomason, Vicki Lane, Viccie Farren. FRESHMAN Row I: Diane Smith, Sandee Woehrle. Susan Spencer, Lauren Leman, Betty Widener, Marilyn Schultz, Brenda Woehrle, Judy Oswa't, Terry Collier, Connie Ames Row 2: Debbie Cain, Sherry Parker, Margaret Wen-chart, Connie Tuman, Merrie Jo Ramsey, Judy McClendon, Candy Fulk, Nad a Roberts, Elaine Kisteq Brenda Minter, Frances Fickes. Row 3: Linda Caldwell, Jo Ann Roush, Kathy Gibson, Diane Sabre, Karen Spivy, Marilyn Webber, Wenny Schenkel, Sylvia Swain, Kathy Hi”, Gail Gravier, Loa'ynn Fernandas, Lois Lowry Row 4: Karen Andoe, Cheryl Bacherine, Dorothy Foley, Carla Hudgens, Patti Andrews. Nancy Baldwin, Jan Schowalters Diane Locativo, Lisa Richter, Sandy Reeves, Kathy Higgins. Robbin Elliff Row o: Michelle Mendoza. Vicci Lucart. Dana Dugan, Susan Gatter, Sue Burns. Debbie Grove, Stacey Cope Patti Corkin, Debbie Melton, Debbie Orr, Micky Young. Karen King. Joy Youngblood. SOPHOMORES Girls’ Athletic Association Advisors: Miss Pope, Mrs. Stauss, Mrs. Pittman SENIORS Pris Weatheral, Karen Kaupanger, Marcia Erbin, Judy Smith, Peggy Schutt, Katrina Montgomery, Mary Spates, She-la Tweedy, Charlotte McGehee, Claire Giroux, Pam Smith, Marilyn Stokes. Row 2: Lora Porter, Diane Bone, Kathie Yugo, Dee Shepp, Linda Adams, Sally Schleisinger, Judy Kuntz, Linda Yates, Sally Adams, Pat Akers, Beverly Wixom, Janie Pyers, Sandy Parker. Row 3: Jo Colt, Linda Means, Rosie Rogers, Wanda Rowland, Sue Jones, Holly Mettlirg, Donna Lane, Patty Hills, Phyllis Meeker, Sharon Strang, Merrie Jo Bradley, Linda Hastie. Row 4: Melva Ray, Delbie Carter, Marilyn Hollis, Nancy Fickes, Monica Long, Jean Jones, Nancy Dayton, Marty Whitaker, Candy Warmack, Vicki Stringfellow, Virginia Brazil. Row 5: Ardath Ritter, Donna Stirnaman, Lana Martin, Cathy McPartland, Debbie Williams, Rene LaMusga, Jody Warren, Darlene Felton, Carla Stapleton, Leanna Farrens, Barbara Sanderval, June Covy, Cecilia Silva. Betty Shanery, Chris Ellis, Kathy Clark, Linda Marshal, Margaret Gillam, Gaye Ward, Malissa Meith, Kam Monet a, Sue Cameron, Wendy Lowman, Carrie Zambory, Pat Voris. Row 2: Cathy Stracham, Brenda Stalter, Sahra Howe, Gail Miller, Lorrie Wells, Sue Patrick, Terisa Rademacher, Sher McPartland, Debby Rookard, Marsha Harlan, Nancy Corbaley, Adelle Rowland, Sharon Schutt, Jan Hobbie (Sr.). Row 3: Debbie LaMusga, Cathy Marlar, Carol Newton, Jill Dodd, Linda Mettling, Snady Boone, Sue Johnson, Jane Richter, Janet Aiston, Jeannie Shook, Beth Landry, Jan Johnson, Tony Westfall, Karen Baker, Denise Burwell, Conney Jones, Carol Stapleton, Karen Baker, Debby Jamison. Row 5: Lana Hemenway, Kathy Wilson, Kathy Ingram, Judy Hilton, Christi French, Carol Caplinger, Jenny Anderson, Cathy Corkin, Pattie Shipe, Rossan Roberts, Beverly Jones, Cynthia Martello, Christie Woodham, Janet Goddard. Row 1: Paul Wade, Tom Kepler. Dan Weidman. Mike Calcatera, Greg Scott, Mark Cessna, Allen David. Don Silva. Jim Eastwood, Rollo Messerschmidt, Rick Everett, Mr. Hottell. Row 2: Frank Liss. Ned Gehringer, Larry Ingwerson. firman Osby, Harry Hudson, Olav Messerschmidt, Derrie Osby, Brian Grant, Tim Zundel, Hal Dahlmeier. Row 3: Carlos Reyes, Robert Ball, Tom Lantsbarger, Dick Roper. Don Green, Cliff Nichols. Mike Brient. Mike Deringer. James Voegnt. Steve Cunningham, Lee Watson, Eric Tandy, Jack West. Row 4: Larry Richter, David James, Larry Teague, Todd Rowland. Jim Barkhurst. Bob Sharp, Rudy Marcozzi, Tony O'Rourke. Gary Onyett, Joe Moseley Darrell Montgomery. Row 5: David Scott, Bill Sellers. Bill Turpin, David Beasley, Harry Sadowski, Mike Lithgow. Phil Delliquadri. Ned O'Brien. Andy Stauss. Mike Corbaley, Earl Dell, Craig Meyer. Row 6: Gerry Alan, David Dayton, Lannie Stenson Gary Gravier, Jim Ronan, Bruce Jernigan, Robert Edwards, Rick Kantola, Tim Darcey, Bob Stern, Greg Lyons. Row 7: Steve Dunn, Dan Dominquez, Lewis Rothrock, Kevin Moore, Phil Witucki, Jean Kirk, Terry Furry, Greg Strang, John Travers, Jeff Lane, Joe Rogers. Row 8: John Walters, Lee Tatro, Arthur Dryden, Larry Olson, George Teague, Bill Widener, Mike Patterson. Mark Black, Tom Robertson, John Moseley. Row 9: John Rogers, Philip Johnson, Kent Kent Ludwig, Brad Melton, Steve Kern, Darrel Huston, John Fendt, Bill Peterson, Brian Powers, pete Hansell. Block 'O’ Benefits the School... 162 Officers Toney O'Rourke, Rudy Marcozzi, Harry Sadowski, Earl Deel, Bob Stern, Andy Stauss. The Block O” Bench: The morning after the night before! Officers Bob Stern Ned O'Brian Steve Dunn Bob Sharp Rick Kantola Todd Rowland Earl Deel The Block O was the contributing factor in the purchase of this weight-machine . 164 SPORTS Row 1: Don Silva, Greg Scott Peter Hansell, Larry Ingwer -son, Steve Dunn, Harry Hud -son, Gordon Golden, Mike Lithgow, Brian Grant, Davi d Jayne, Derrie Osby, Tony Reyes, Bob Howarth, Rich ard Brazil, Duane Wright Row 2: Mr. Clark, Mike Ohl-hausen, Robin Theveos, Herman Osby, Bill Peterson , Bruce Lowman, Mike Calca-tera, Kent Ludwig, Geroge Teague, Rudy Marcozzi, Bruce Jernigan, Bill Turpin, John Fendt, Dan Strang, Mr. Martin Row 3: Allen Davis, Andy Stauss, Earl Deel, Todd Rowland, Brad Melton, Bill Holbrook, Gary Gravier, Bob Edwards, Mark Black, Bob Sharp, Tim Darcy, Bob Stern Coaches: Martin and Clark Isn!t that the look of......Concentration. 166 Front row: Mike Lithgow, Bob Stern, Bill Peterson, Bill Turpin, Rudy Marcozzi, Robert Edwards, Tim Darcev. Back row: Bruce Jernigan, Andy Stauss, Gordon Golden, Bob Sharp. VARSITY This has been one of the toughest football seasons the Tigers have seen in a long time. With all the injuries the Tigers have sustained this season, they have pulled through admirably, to say the least! Although they didn't win as many games as they would have liked to, the Varsity has displayed the best of Sportsmanship throughout the whole season. OROVILLE HIGH MUSCLEMEN” Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Chico Shasta Las Plumas Roseville Yuba City Oakmont Nevada Union Marysville Placer Darcey to the rescue... Get Tough You Tigers! Hit'em, Hit'em, Hit'em, a little harder! Now Bobby!! It's done this way... 111% Si 2 2 -s nil's 7 B4 $ 16 K 7lS5£6SSMr '20 (7J ' '172 '!6 l'2 2 ’I 7 11 ? 18A‘274 Row 1: Joe Rogers, Terry Warren, DaleGotschall, Mike Bryant, Alan Schufeldt, ScotHeas-lip, Don Bader, Randy Nisbet, Larry Cobbler, Allan Jernigan, Greg Rogers and Terry Ball. Row 2: Mr. Stauss, John Travers, David Franklin, Terry Furry, Greg Rodriquez, Art Brown, Dick Ohlhausen, Darrell Montgomery, Jess Chris tensen, Don Green, Bill Wit-ucki, Don Wright, Cliff Nickell Ken Arnold. John Moseley Row 3: Larry Richter, Joe Moseley, Jim Voigt, Lansing Stenson, Kurt Hund, Mark Le Master, David Dayton, Paul Wade, Jeff Lane, David Scott William Sellers, Lee Watsoa Coaches, Stauss and Arnold discuss a plan of attack. Hit'em again, hitfem again, harder, harder!!! 169 This year has been one of the roughest for football this school has ever seen. The J. V. team has pulled through very well considering all. We h o p e to see these boys back again for Varsity, showing the same team spirit they have shown this year. We Salute you! JUNIOR VARSITY Go,go,go!! Front row: Randy Nisbit, Mark LeMaster, Lannie Stenson, Bill Witucki, Don Green, Jeff Lane, Dale Gotschall. Back row: Art Brown, Cliff Nichols, Paul Wade, Darrell Montgomery. We want a touchdown SO-O-O bad... Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Oroville vs. Chico Shasta Las Plumas Roseville Yuba City Oakmont Nevada Union Marysville Placer Pass comp leted ? A word of encouragement. THE INVA LID Our new Junior Varsity. We’ve got the coaches on our team they’re G-R-EAT GREAT! With the great coaching of Mr. Hottell., Mr. Wegner, and Mr. Burnam the Freshman Football Team did a very good jobqf representing O. H. S. There are many fine players on the team and it is hoped that they will go on representing O. H. S. in the future by going on to J. V. and Varsity. Mr. Burnum, Mr. Hottle, and Mr. Wegner did a fine job of coaching the Frosh Team. TIGER KITTEN FOOTBALL Row 1: Mike Higgins, Cliff Lawson, Jack Alpers, Larry Calcatera, Marv Denmens, Mike Rogers, Rick Jones. wfdT'kMCKira’ Vernona Trumbley- Row 2: Mike ISfc- Donald, Dave Johnson, Mark Murry, Corey Richardsou ef Thompson, Marcellus Smith, Luke Sandoval, Curt Sandoval, Curt Mettling, Mike Meska, Gary Johnstcn. Row 3: Rex Ball, Larry Turpin, Jim Coleman, Bruce Ellsworth, Pete Goodwin, John Rose, Tom Brown, Kirk Brower, Larry Edwards, Phil Kinser. Row 4: Scott Whitehead, Joe McCoy, Steve Gravert, Gordon Yates, Lee Carrico, John McKira, Lee Watson, Mike May dak, Steve Boynton, Eldon Runge, Mike Bryrunm. Frosh Have SPIRIT Row 1: Mike Maydak, Gary Johnson, Luke Sandoval, Jack Alpers, Steve Boynton Mike Rogers, Rex Bill. Row 2: -Carey Richardson, Dave Johnson, Marv Dem-mers, Pete Goodwin. Jack Alpers and Marv Denmens did a fine job this season. Row 1: John McKim, John Rose, Cliff Lawson, Jack Alpers, Gary Johnson, Gordon Yates. Row 2: Jim Coleman. Jeri Watson. Row 3: Marcellus Smith, Curt Mettling, Gary Johnston. Our Players of the Week Bob Sharp Tim Darcey They all work hard!!! Hit’em high They all have Spirit.... . Don Silva Robert Edwards Players of the Week work hard to achieve a high standard Row 1: Rick Everett, Rollo Messerschmidt, Olav Messerschmidt, Dan Dominguez, Lairy Smittcamp, Bill Widener. Row 2: Darrell Huston, Dan Weidman, Joar Larsen, George Watson, Chuck Rathbum, David Rayome. Row 1: Jarven Warren, Kevin Moore, Brad Hemstalk, Albert Jackson, Wayne Teague, Craig Meyer. Row 2: Dale Daby, Max Brister, Steve Cunningham, Greg Strang, Jeff Leonard, Rick Hartley, Tom Robertson. Row 3: Eric Tandy, Steve Howell, Greg Wright, Alan Jernigan, Tres Hobbie, Jack West, Russ Robertson, Mr. Millet. CROSS COUNTRY The boys really work hard to acheive the endurance level needed for this sport Mr. Millet I Wonder; Who's Winning? WRESTLING Up, Up and Over!! Row 1: Jeff Parker, Larry Turpin, Tom Robertson, Rick Hobbie, Rick Eastin, Mike Gehringer, Greg Meyer, Mike Cessna, Chuck Wolfe. Row 2: Bob Van Camp, Mike Ohlhausen, Pete Hansell, David Jayne, Dan Williams, Young Gee, Steve Howell, Bill Robertson, Joe McCoy. 178 Row 1: Jeff Parker, Larry Turpin, Tom Robertson, Rick Hobbie, Rick Eastin, Mike Gehringer, Greg Meyer, Mark Cessna, Chuck Wolfe. Row 2: Bob Van Camp, Mike Ohlhausen, Pete Hansell, David Jayne, Dan Williams, Young Gee, Steve Howell, Bill Robertson, Joe McCoy. Wrestling-the sport of the gods Tigers on top as usual! Harry undefeated victor. Mark Cessna and Harry Hudson-Captains. 179 Left to Right: Rick Kantola, Lonnie Smith, Gary Lightle, Robert Edwards, Mark Black, Chuck Rathbun, Mark Beever, Earl Deel, Tim Darcey, Guy Wiechart, Derrie Osby. VARSITY BASKETBALL Lonnie Smith: an excellent captain. Mr, Millet- Coach Row 1: Tom Kepler, Darrell Montgomery, Jim Voight, Don Wright, Scott Heas-lip, Dale Gotsehall. Row 2: Joe Moseley, David Dayton, Gordon Yates, Kurt Hund, Eric Tandy, John Moseley, John Walters, Coach Clark. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Tip it, Tip it, Tip it to a Tiger! !! Mr. Clark - Coach Mr. Burnum - Coach FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: Marvin Demmers, Curtis Mettling, Rick Jones, Marcellus Smith, Gary Johnston, Albert Jackson, Stan McQuown. Row 2: Tom Brown, Tom McCarter, John McKim, Lee Carrico, David Johnson, Mike Maydak, Jim Coleman, Coach Burnum. 182 Who said it couldn't be done? Through the help of the whole school; teachers and students alike, the basketball season was a great success. The spirit and enthusiasm of Oro-ville High School and its players was the life-giving factor of the season. A salute to the players and everyone concerned School Spirit... School Reach a little higher,tip it, tip it. 185 Eagle's coach sparks Eagles on t J.C. NISBIT TOURNEY The J. C. Nisbet Tournament was a great success, not only because of the excellent teams which participated, but because of the great coaches of each team. This page is for those coaches. Thanks to them everyone had three days of fascinating, exciting action. Clayton Valley players listen carefully to coaches advice. Spartan's coach gives pointers to determined player. WM WM-k i'W.'jfM Oroville was defensive. And with the Tournament goes the basket The idea of a round-robin baskefbhli tqjmiament is far from new. This exciting brand of basketball orginated in what came to be known as the Acker Tournament, started a quarter of a century ago. Unfortunately the tournament was terminated. Since then Mr. John Johnson and many others, set about organizing the revival of the great event. This year was the second annual Nisbet Tournament. | MAY OROVILLE ART ACKER HAVE MANY MORE ! ! ! J. C. NISBET TOURNEY ALL-STARS Left to Right: Steve Wells, Odis Ward, Lonnie Smith, Cris McMurray, Marc Lee, Lowell Gossell, Gil Dickersoi Vic Calicchia, Jim Anderson J.C. Nisbit Tournament Diane Lacativo hands Oroville's Lonnie Smith the Tournament's Best Player award. GREAT Success!!! The J. C. Nisbit tournament, for mall y the Acker Tournament,was held on February 28, 29, and March 1, here at Oroville High. Seven teams arrived for the three day event. Games, started at 5:00 and lasted until about 10:30. According to the rules, each team plays all others once. Games are played in rapid succession and are shortened to 5 min. quarters. The winning.or losing of games plays no part in determining the winner, it is only the net score which counts. The net score is determined bv totaling all points scored by a team and subtracting from this the points scored against them. Thus, some teams can and did end up with minus scores. The strategy during the games was to score every possible point against the opponent. 189 Row 1: Carey Richardson, Mike MacDonald, Curtis Mettling, Jack Alpers, Mike Higgins, Butch Demerse. Row 2: Pete Goodwin, Phil Papa, Marcellus Smith, Larry Calcatera, Rex Bell, Wayne Teague. Row 3: Mr. Wegner, John McKim, Gordon Yates, Jeri Watson, Art Herrera, Randy McKim. Frosh-J.Y. Baseball 190 Row 1: Greg Rogers, Bill Witucki, Alan Schufeldt, Tom Kepler, Rick Hobbie, Mike Gehringer. Row 2: Mark Renfro, Ted Minton, Scott Heaslip, DonGree n, Mike Bryant, Don Wright, Tom Minton. Row3: Tim Johnson, Dick Ohlhausen, John Walters, Steve Howell, Greg Rodriquez, Mr. Hottell. if . v 1 V r W l � r i r --'IP— ----f Row 1: Steve Dunn, Harry Sadowski, Mike Patterson, Toney Reyes, Brian Powers, Carlos Reyes, Billy Widener. Row 2: Ron Hastings, Phil Delliquadri, Robert Held, Rusty Ohl-hausen, Phil Johnson, Paul Wade, Rudy Marcozzi, Darwin Andoe. Row 3: Mr. Daniels , Mike Calcatera, Darrell Huston, Bill Holbrook, Brad Melton, John Gregory, Guy Weichert, Mr. Arnold. Varsity Baseball The Tiger baseball team this year had a good defensive team. Paul Wade former J. V. player came up to the Varsity squad this season. Things were not too impressive at the beginning but they improved as the season progressed. The coach staff for all our teams has been one of the best. 191 Row 1: Jarvin Warren, Ed Kusel, Steve Berryman, Mike Jeska, Rick Jones, Larry Edwards, Dale Daby, Luke Sandoval, Albert Jackson. Row 2: Kirk Brower, Young Gee, Gary Johnston, Allen Jernigan, Les Rice, Joe Martin, Joe McCoy, Tom Brown, Russell Robertson, Tres Hobbie. Row 3: Tom McCarter, Ken DeVol, Mike Maydak, Mark Blume, Lee Carrico, David Johnson, Joseph Lewis, Richard Kotlorek, Jeff Mark. Frosh Track 192 Row 1: Joe Rogers, Gary Onyett, Steve Coppedge, Rick Hartley, Randy Nis-bet, Gene Kirk, Stan Kangas, Kevin Moore. Row 2: Tom Robertson, Jeff Lane, Danny Williams, Darrell Montgomery, Art Brown, Jack West, Terry Furry, Greg Strang. Row 3: Cliff Nickell, Lee Watson, David Dayton, Eric Tandy, Mark LaMasters, Frank Liss, Larry Cobbler, Steve Cunningham. Junior Varsity Track 193 Row 1: Larry Smittcamp, Harry Hudson, John Rogers, Bill Turpin, Max Brister, Dan Dominquez, Steve Kern. Row 2: Alan Davis, Bruce Jernigan, Larry Olson, Rick Kantola, Earl Deel, Bob Sharp, Andy Stauss. Row 3: Tom Coleman, Robert Edwards, Chuck Rathbun, Mark Black, Mark Beever. Varsity Track Track this year has started with a few difficulties to say the least. An example is the first home meet was rained out to the disappointment of all. The Tigers have been showing fairly well in the meets that come off and are well on their way to a good season. It is hoped by all that the Oroville Relays, the highlight of the season will be a great success and a great victory for all of Oro-ville's teams. 194 Tim Darcey, Randy McVean, Dick Roper, Mark Bosworth, Ken Burns. Golf-Tennis Row 1: Jeff Thompson, Larry Johnson, Stan McQuown, Lance Stubbs, Larry Turpin, Lyle Leonard, Craig Meyer. Row 2: Olav Messerschmidt, Rollo Messerschmidt, Bill Peterson, David Scott, Hal Dahlmeier, Dan Weidman, Larry Cooper, Bob Chamberlain, Mr. Burnam. 961 197 Business Support Armand’s Jewelers Phone No. 533-4911 2080 Bird Street Oroville, California Barnes Rainbow Village Market Coin Cleaning Center Phone No. 533-9711 2960 Meyers Street Oroville, California Conner’s Jewelers Phone No 534-1824 Phone No. 533-5065 4607 Olive Highway 2055 Bird Street Oroville, California Oroville, California Pepsi Cola Company Pony Express Trading Post Phone No. 533-4744 2745 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Phone No. 533-7220 2451 Meyers Street Oroville, California 198 Country Made-In Phone No. 533-7679 85 Chico Road Oroville, California Denny’s Texaco Service Phone No. 533-9895 2639 Olive Highway Oroville, California Regency Florist Phone No. 534-0664 2550 Olive Highway Oroville, California Derby Barber Shop Phone No. 533-9767 1959 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Diamond National Lumber Phone No. 533-4412 2103 Lincoln Avenue Oroville, California Don Phelp’s Texaco Service Phone No. 533-4372 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Feather Mart Phone No. 533-4751 3290 Feather River Highway Oroville. California Golden West Phone No. 533-9481 2107 Feather River Blvd. Oroville, California Gray-Nurse Hardware Company Phone No. 533-1735 1359 Huntoon Street Oroville, California J. L. Automotive Service Phone No. 534-1600 673 Safford Oroville, California Kampong Gardens Phone No. 533-3970 3570 Olive Highway Oroville, California Kinney’s Shoe Store Phone No. 533-9836 1815 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Pennys Phone No. 533-3751 Bird and Downer Oroville, California Sears Robuck Phone No. 533-5646 1899 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Sierra Stationary Phone No. 533-2410 1857 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Southern Cross Phone No. 533-0511 1680 Bridge Street Oroville, California Sylva’s Insurance Phone No. 533-2188 2313 Lincoln Street Oroville, California William’s T.Y. Phone No. 533-6893 2140 Meyers Street Oroville, California Professional Roster Eugene J. Abts, M.D. George B. Bauder, M.D. Robert V. Blade, Attorney Franklin L. Murphy, M.D. VALLEY MUSIC SHOP MWurlitzer Pianos” Hammond Organ” 533-6574 2090 Bird Street Oroville, California This combo, consisting of Gary Johnston, Kathy Hansell, and David Dayton looks like they'll go far. Their instruments, from Valley Music Shop show their personality traits. START YOUR HOME PLANNING ZJL Free Counseling Service in Home Furnishing Phone 533-5525 1945 Bird Street Oroville, California Guy Hart s Office Equipment I ( 7AHAVACI 1 JAPPLIANCE VV Gifts 11 Prospector’s Village Motel 533-4660 1954 Bird Street Oroville, California Dining Room SINCE 1922 Featuring Prime Rib of Beef CURRIER BROTHERS’ MARKET Bill Turpin and Corey Unfried seem to have found what they have been looking for from Curriers' large inventory? Tim Zundel looks a little doubtful. 202 533-0950 2325 Myers Street Oroville, California OROVILLE TRUCK TRACTOR INC. Peter Hansell, Susan Grimm and Patti Munster look as though they are having a lot of fun driving their very oWn tractor. Oroville Truck and Tractor has sturdy equipment for any transportational or working need. 533-4747 Highway 70 Oroville, California COLLINS DENNY OROVILLE PUMP ELECTRIC Quality Meats and Vegetables” Phone 533-3414 434 Plumas Avenue, Thermalito Oroville, California Pumps - Sales Service Motor Rewinding Repairing Electrical Contractors Phone 533-2103 595 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California 203 A W DRIVE - IN Betty Shaner, Marica Urbin, Gary Gravier, and Barbara Smith are certainly having a hard time sharing that A W submarine sandwich. Thank goodness there is plenty of A W root beer!!!!! 'Great Food and Drinks PERRY’S COFFEE SHOP ofy?yj 1898 Bird Street No. 20 Oro Village Oroville, California Phone 534-1977 Can’t Be Beat For a Place to Eat!” Your Florist For Every Need 204 CURRAN CO. Canvas and Metal Awnings Furniture - Carpets Congratulations to the CENTRAL LANES, Inc. Fun for everyone 16 lanes Free instruction Fully automatic pinspotters Air Conditioning Snack Bar 533-0270 2441 Olive Highway Oroville, California BEATRICE G. MICHELL DEL LAWTON ARNOLD’S STATIONERY Dave Richter shows us the large assortment of books carried by Arnold's Stationer These, along with games and unique gifts of all kinds are available at Arnold' School Supplies Portable Typewriters Fountain Pens Pencils 533-3542 1944 Bird Street Oroville, California MATTLY’S MARKET Quality Meats, Vegetables” Groceries, and Frozen Foods” BANK OF AMERICA OROVILLE BRANCH WORLD WIDE SCOPE STATE WIDE SERVICE Phone 533-1780 Oro Dam Blvd. at Quincy Road Oroville, California We Give Blue Chip Stamps. 935 BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA AISTON’S Men’s Wear Eric Tandy, Larry Turpin, and Lovey Barnes are showing-off their new ensembles recently obtained at Alston's. Alston's specializes in serving both men and women in clothes for the working person. 533-2252 1937 Bird Street Oroville, California 206 . fA ulWg? - ■ Urtkr- ,t r . J I?' «iii� KaR I 3 ■■■iiiiiU ■is ■ ■� ■■■•■ CRYSTAL MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY WALTON WELLS FRANK H. DAYTON Class of 1934 Class of 1941 533-1545 2776 Olive Highway Oroville, California GILBERT’S For Mens Wear Timely Clothes Stetson Hats Cecelia Silva shows her infatuation for Todd Rowland in his luscious overcoat and sports hat which he obtained at Gilbert's. Phone 533-3841 1850 Bird Street Oroville, California of Harry Hanush Company OROVILLE’S 533-4434 1474 Myers Street Oroville, California msm DEALER Refrigerators Ranges Dishwashers Disposals Television Radios Portable Appliances Oroville’s Home Owned Department Store Since 1903 207 ORO We Will Curl Up and Dye For You” Debbie Jamison, Lonneia McLelland, and Sherry Richardson are having fun doing Linda Adams' hair while the personnel at Oro Beauty College look on in mysticism. 534-0900 1901 Oroville Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Jonest’s STUDIO - CAMERA SHOP 2057 Mitchell Avenue Oroville, California Oroville Main Office Oro Dam Office 1420 Meyers 2626 Oro Dam 'You Won't Get Very Far Without That Sheepskin” Congratulations Graduates Oroville, California Try to go on to College!! ! 208 Ben Franklin Nationally known Locally owned Candy War mack and Sharon Strang are having a terrible time taming their pets which they purchased at Ben Franklins. There is a vast variety of pets to choose from as well as other oddities for all purposes. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stern it . PITTMAN REALTY COMPANY Insurance - Real Estate Ed Dahlmeier Hal Dahlmeier Phone 533-3424 2080 Myers Street Oroville, California Warren Pittman Farms Stan Pittman Resorts INVESTMENTS Mountain Properties Busininess Opportunities 35 Years Continuous Service Selling Northern California Properties 209 DON'S RICHFIELD OROVIUE Service Station TRAILER SALES 1724 Robinson Street Opposite the Post Office Phone 533-9897 Oroville, California SINCE 1936 Don Turner, owner Phone 533-2268 2251 Feather River Blvd. Oroville, California of Oroville Phone 534-1292 1580 Huntoon Street Oroville, California 210 PERRY JOHNSONS’ Peggy Schutt, Martin Ellis, and Sharon Schutt truly prove that Perry and Johnsons' do have clothes for all occasions. Phone 533-1860 2227 Myers Street Oroville, California Congratulations to the Senior Class Phone 533-8912 1780 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California Your neighbor will tell you to see KIRKPATRICK BURTON’S Dan Brown helps Vickie Stringfellow find just her style. Burton's Shoe Store has all today's styles and their friendly atmosphere gives shoppers that comfortable feeling. 1359 Myers Street Oroville, California OROVILLE INN Marilyn Hollis greets Melanie Blade at the entrance of the Oroville Inn. Aside from the Oroville Inn being in the center of the business district in downtown Oroville, it also has excellent dining and sleeping accommodations. 533-1440 2066 Bird Street Oroville, California Hy - Fy MUFFLERS OROVILLE EQUIPMENT RENTALS Oroville’s EXHAUST Specialist 534-1200 2536 Olive Highway Oroville, California Don’t buy ■ Rent it” Phone 533-7902 Corner of Oro Dam and Feather River Boulevards We rent mechanical tools TOPPER’S STEAKHOUSE Topper's seems to be very busy, as usual. Sally Adams and Harry Hudson are talking over a coke, while Wanda Rowland, Tim Darcey, Sue Nelson and Terry Darcey converse over one of Topper's specialties. Scott Roberts is going back for second helpings, as every healthy, growing boy will do. 534-1666 1751 Oroville Dam Blvd. Oroville, California 213 TONG FONG LOW The Tong Fong Low, commonly known as Charlie's Restaurant , has excellent service and wonderful food. Their friendliness is displayed by Lynn and Faye Gee. Phone 533-1488 2051 Robinson Street Oroville, California Lee You and Sun Glee Proprietors MARSHALL’S TV Phone 533-8170 2322 Myers Street Oroville, California ZENITH RCA VICTOR COLOR TV - STEREO - RADIOS SALES - SERVICE OROVILLE FLOWER SHOP Phone 533-6616 2321 Lincoln Street Oroville, California Servicing Oroville High School For Over a Quarter of a Century 214 Here are three Oroville High School students helping Oroville's McColl's man. Scott Roberts, Debbie Carter, and Cecilia Silva conscientiously pass McColl's delicious ice cream to Mr. Reginatio. DAIRY PRODUCTS 2400 Fifth Avenue Oroville, California Phone 533-0411 2556 Olive Highway Oroville, California All Your Sewing Needs Yardage Simplicity Vogue Butterick MARGARET JO THEBACH STATE COFFEE SHOP 'Fine Homemade Pies ” Phone 533-0478 1475 Myers Street Oroville, California 215 DONNA’S Smart Clothes for Smart Women 1933 Bird Street Phone 533-2626 Oroville, California Esther Graves Sue Fieth 3), U on A FINE DIAMONDS Omega Bulova Hamilton Longines • Wittnauer Phone 533-2242 1390 Myers Street Oroville, California Loyd’s Electric has plenty of help today. Jim Lundergreen, Don Brister, Pam Walters, and Max Brister hardly have time to pause for a picture RIVERGARDENS MARINA Inc. Picnic Area - Beach Camping Boat Storage Diane Carter and Dennis Carter can't decide whether to have Mexican or American food. The congenial staff at Casa Vieja are willing to serve both. CASA VIEJA For Fine Mexican Food HOURS TUES. THRU SAT. 11 A.M. TO 2 P.M. 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. SUN. 2.P.M. TO 10 P.M. Phone 533-6616 1560 Huntoon Street Oroville, California Closed Mondays 217 THODE SONS Your Building Supply House Material Phone 533-4123 3616 Myers Street Oroville, California David Thode, Joar Larson, Val Meyers, Clair Giroux, and Betsy Thode don't seem to quite understand the proper use of Thode's building equipment. 0R0 VILLAGE TV Ellen McGinnis, Gene Kirk, and Darlene Felton are captivated by one of Oro Village's lasted models. RCA VICTOR Sales and Service Phone 533-7099 2558 Olive Highway Oroville, California 218 The Favorite Quality Women's Store Of The North Valley Melva Ray, Jill Alpers, Wanda Rowland, and Liz Hensley are getting expert advice and a choice of an extensive selection of hats, clothes, and accessories from Oser’s up to date department store. CHICO and PARIDISE HOBBIES CADILLAC CHEVROLET Chevrolet always comes through with a magnificently designed car. Here, Herb Geisler, Vicki Kent, Jan Hobbie, Tim Hocking, and Bev Willson are showing their approval. 533-4626 1250 Oroville Dam Blvd. Oroville, California 219 Sponsored by the Senior Class MR. KRAMER: Advisor NUGGET STAFF: in Action WANDA ROWLAND: Senior Section Ellen McGinnis and Cecilia Silva are hard at work making headlines for each section of the yearbook. MELANIE BLADE: Typist MELVA RAY: Picture Editor ELLEN McGINNIS: Sports Section DEBBIE CARTER: Advertising Section SUE LANTRIP: Sales CECILIA SILVA: Business Manager Index TIM HOCKING: Faculty Sue Lantrip, Nancy Fickes, and Wanda Rowland are discussing the layout for the senior section. CANDY WARMACK: Co-Editor NANCY FICKES: Co-Editor VICKI STRINGFELLOW: Activities Nugget involves working overtime!!! SCOTT ROBERTS: Organizations Section Photographer 223 Student index Abt . Sandy—26,55,58,108,138, 140,141, MS. 148.158. Adam , Janice—26, M5. Adam . Linda— 26,101,208. Adams, Robert—89,156. Adams, Sally—26,144,155,161,213. Adams, Susan—89,160. Adamson, Janet—89,145,148,160. Adamson, Kathy—26,65,145. Adamson, Linda—65,145. Alston, Janet—65, 145,148,161. Adamson, Patrick—89,190. Akers, Pat—26,146,161. Aldrich, Dari—26.65. Allen. Gerry—77. 146. Allan, Richard—89, 144. Allen, Sun—89. Alpera, Jack—89,172,190. Alpers, Jill—26,117,120,145,173,219. Alvarez, Larry—89. Ames. Connie—77,142, 143,155.160. Anderson, Debra—65. Anderson, Gary—26. Anderson, Jenny—65,144,161. Andoe, Darwin—27,145,151,191. Andrews, Patricia—77,148.160. Anthony, Paul—65. Archuleta, Gary—27. Arendell, Dennis--89,144. Arendell, Diana—77, 144. Atkison. Debbie—27,149. Atklson, James—65. Atkison, Karen—77. Ayres, Howard—77. Ayres, Lynn—27. Bader, Don—77,169. Baker, Bonnie—89,160. Baker, Gregory—65. Baker, Karen—65,153,161. Baker, Nancy—89. Baldwin, Nancy—77, 1t0. Ball, Gary—89. Ball, Robert--65. Ball, Terry—77.169. Bamford, Kathy—89. Bankston, Donnie—89. Barkhurst, Jim—27. Barnes, Ellis—77. Barnes, Lovle- 24, 27,138.141.145.148. 150. 153,206. Bartle. Da Id—77. Bascherlnl, Cheryl—77,160. Baugh, Candy—77, 140, 155. Bauguess, Tom—77,143,155. Bauman, Donnie--65,89. Bean. Dolores—65. Beasley, Brett--89. Beasley, David—27,149. Beaman, David—65. Beever, Mark—65. Bell, Rex—89,172,173,190. Benson, Laura—27,144,145. Berryman, Steve—89. Berryman, Bill--27. Bllv , Roy—28. Bilbo, Van—65. Black, Mark—65,166,168,194. Blade, Melanie—28,117,120.138,140,148,212, 221. Blanchard, Brad—65. Bllnston, Mike—28,155. Bolton. Elaine—28, 142,143,145,155. Bone, Diane—28,137, 138,145,153.158, 161. Bonham, Gay—89. Boone, Sandy—65,161. Boren, Donna—77. Boren, Melvin—65. Boswell, Barbara—89. Bos worth. Mark—28,54.55.140.141.148,151, 195. Bowen, Gaye—89. Bowen, Jeanitte—65,144. Bowers, Dan—65. Bowers, Sharon--77, 144. Boynton, Claudia—28. Boyton, Steven—90,172,173. Bradford, Darlene—28, M5,151,153. Bradley, Merrtc Jo—29,161. Brandon. Mike—66. Brasen. v ary—66. Brazil, Richard—66,166. Brazil, Virginia—29.161. Brehm, Bonnie—29,144. Brehm, Ed—65. Brilliott. Al—66,159. Brister, Don—90,216. Brlster, Max—66,177,194,216.. Brower, Kirk— 90,1172,190. Brower, Ron—29,1140,146,148. Brown, Arthur—77. Brown, Dan— 66,169,170,212. Brown, Diane—77. Brown, Elvis—29. Brown, Jodi—88,90,138,146,160. Brown, John—77. Brown, Rowena—90,142,143,160. Brown, Shelly—29, 145,149,151,153. Brown. Tom—90.172. Burwell, Suzanne--29. 142. 143. 155. Buah, Marjorie-- 90. Butler, Roy—78. Rvram. Robert—90. Bryant. Mike--78.169,190. Bucher, Carolyn—29,149. Bungarz, Joyce-- 90. Burgess. Debbie—78. Burke. John—90.156. Burns. Ken--29.165. Burns, Sue--78,160. Burwell. Denise-66.120.142.143.148. ibb. ibi. Caffey. Cynthia--78. Cain. Debby-78. 145. 160. Cambell, Steve—90. Calcatera, Larry--90. 146. 172. 190. Calcatera, Mike--66. 166, 191. Caldwell. Linda—78, 145. 155, 160. Caldwell, Ronny—781 Caldwell. Ronny--78. Cambell. Jean—78. 142. 143. Cambell, Karen—90. 160. Cambell. Marjorie--78. 153. Cambell Rick--30, 149. Cameron, Joan—90. Cameron, Susan—66, 140, 141, 148, 161. Cannon, Randy— 90, 146, 148. Caplinger, Carol--66. 161. Carlno, Chris—90. Carpenter. Melony— 78. Carr, Richard--30. 144. 145. Carrico. Lee— 88. 90. 172. 192. Carter. Debbie—30. 144. 155, 161,215, 222. Carter. Dennis— 30. 217. Carter, Diane--66. 142. 143, 217. Carter. Pam—90. 142. 143. Casagrande. Bruce--90. 142, 143. Casagrande. David--78. 195. Castillo, Nell—66. Castleberry, George--90, 146. Castleberry, Dick— 66, 150. Cessna, Mark--78, 138, 144. Chamberlain, Bob-- 66,138,140.142,143,148 Chapman. Dean—90, 142, 143. Chollet. Paul—66. Christiansen, Jesse--78. 169. Chung, Elaine--30, 140. Claeasens. Sandra--78. Clark; Claudia— 145. Clark. Jack—90. 156. Clark, Kathy-66. 159. 161. Clark, Lyman--30. Clements. Edna--30. Clopp, Marsha—30. Cobbler. Larry--78. 169, 193. Coleman. James--90,172.190. Coleman, Tom—66,173,194. Collier. Roy—30.66. Collier, Terri—78.160. Colony, John--90. Colt. Joanna- 31. 108.116.117. 120.138. 145. 148, 153,155,161. Conley, Janet--31.145. Conn. Judy--90. Constantine, Sherry--78. Cooper, Larry—66,195. Cope. Stacey— 78, 160. Coppedge, Mike--31. Corbaley, Mike--31, 166. Corbaley. Nancy--66, 145. 161. Corbin, Jim--78,156. Cordova, Larry—78. Cordova, Manuel--90. Corkin, Kathy--66. 161. Corkin, Patty--78.145.160. Costello, Jim--31. Costello, Janet—90.146,160. Covey. Linda--31.66,161. Crawford. Steve--90.142.143. Crowe, Serena—66. Crowley, Barbara--31. Cunningham, Becky--90.160. Cunningham, Steve—78,177. Cunningham, Rusty- - 90. Cunningham, Steve--66. Cunningham. Sue-- 31,146, 148,155, 158. Curran, Donna—91,160. Currier, Chris—78. Curtis, Joan—31,144. Curtis, Nancy—91. 144. Daby, Dale—91,192. Dahlmeier. Hal— 66.140,148.152.155, 195. Daley. Doug— 146.177. Da Mass , Larry— 66. Darcey, Terry— 32. 54. 138.140,148.152.213. Darcey, Tim--32, 138, 152, 166, 167,168,174. 195,213. Davis. Allen- 166,194. Day, Elaine--91. Day. Jack— 66. Dayton. David—78,138. 140, 141. 148,152. 169. 201. Dayton, Nancy--32,148,161. Dean, Jim--91. Dean. Penny-- 66. Deel, Earl—32.137. 138,140,163,166,167,168, 194. Dellkjuadrl, Phil—32,191. Demmers, Neal--9l. 172.173, 190. Denny. Danny—91. Dover. Shirley--91. Dcvol, Ken--91. 192. Devol, Elaine--91,138. Dta ., lx urdcs--78, 144. Dlckison. Linda--91. Dodd. Jill— 66.121. 145.161. Doerinn. Kaye--91.146. Dolnovin Debra— 91,146. Dominguez, Daniel-- 66. 140, 14H, 17C, 194. Dooley. Tracy--91. Dorman, Penny— 78. Doucette. Jeanne—78. Dower. Kim—91. Drake, Charles—91. Driver, Damta--91. Drydcn, Arthur-- 66. Ducnsing, Harry--66. Duensing, Roger--32.146. Dugan, Dana--78.160. Duncan. David--32.54.55.139,140.148, 151.159. Duncan, Karen--78. Duncan, Mark--91. Dunn, Debra--91. Dunn. Russ — 67, 138,148, 150,166. Dunn. Steve—67.163.167,168. 191. Eastin, Diane—78. Eastin. Howard— 32,139.151.159. Eastin, Richard—67. Eastwood, James --25, 32, 138, 140, 152, 166 , 222. Edgmon, Mike—78 Edwards, Dennis—91,146. Edwards. Jim—33.148. Edwards. Larry— 91,172,192. Edwards. Robert — 33.145.149, 166, 167, 174. Edwards. Steven—7a Eggers, Fred—91. Elkins. Sheila—78,149. Elliff, Robin—79.145.160. Ellis. Chris—67.161. Ellis, Martin—33.211. Ellsworth. Bruce— 91,122. Erbln, Marcia—33.148.155.161.204. Ervin, Peggy—91. Evans, Bcrnadlne—79. Evans. Bob—33.145,157. Everett. Becky—67.91.141.142.143,160. Everett. Rick—67.104,105,138.140.142,143. 152,155.176. Farren, Cynthia--67. Farren. Vicki—91.160. Far re ns. l anne—145.161. Felton. Darlene-- 33,145, 153. 161.218. Fendt. John--67, 140.148,166. Fernadez, Greg--33. Fernandez, Joalyn— 79, 149,160. FerretU. Cindy—91.160. Fickes. Fra.ices— 79.149.160. Fickes, Nancy-- 33. 140.158.161.223. Fields. Eddie--92. Fisher, Diane--67. Floyd. John—92. 146. Flynn, Paula--92. Foley. Curt--34. Foley. Dorothy--79.160. Foley. Kent--92. Foley, Scott—67. Forbes, Debra--67. Ford. Bettic— 92. Foster, Susan--92. Fournier. Russelle— 79. Franklin. David— 79.169. French. Christy--67.161. French. Robert—92. Friend, Ronald-- 67. Friend. Sherry—79. Fry. Gilbert-- 34. 145. hugate. Jim--63.67.138. Fugate. Karen--92. Fulk. Candis—79.121.123,145. 60. Furry. Terry--79.169,193. Gallegos, David--92. Garcia. Terri—92. Garrtdo, Johnk-Garrido. John--92. Gatlin, Deborah--92, 144, 160. Gatter. Susan--79. 160. Gee. Fay--75,79,138.140,141.214. Gee. Und—67.140.141,214. Gee. Young- - 92,141,146. 192. Gehringor. Mlcke—79. 190. Gehringer, Ned--34. Geisler, Klaoa—92. Geisler, Herb--34.219. George, Janice—67. Gibson. Kathy—79.160, 148.140.141. Gilbert, Denise—67. Gilbert. Bill—34. Gilbert. Bob--34. Gilcrcase, Pat--92,160. GlUman, Jeanette--79. Gillum. Margaret—67,145.148,161. Giroux. Claire—34,55.141,161,218. Giovannoni, Sandra—92,146,148. Gnaas, Jan—34,144. Goddard, Janet—67,145.153.161. Goddard, Miriam—34,108.140.155.158 Goff, Brian—79,156. Goff. Steve—67. Goggia. Karen—79,144. Golden. Gorden— 35,138,117,166.167,168,175. Goodwin. Jeff—92. Goodwin. Pete— 92,172.190. Gotschall, Bonnie—67. Gotschall, Dale—79.169,170. Graham, Cccilc—79,208. Gramps, Margaret—92. Cramps. Zena—67. Grant. Brian—67,166. Grant, Diane— 92,87.160. Gravert, Steve— 92.142,143.172. Gravert, Sue—67. Gravler. Gail—79,145.155,160. Gravier. Gary — 67,142,143,155,166,204. Gray, Juanita—79. Gray, Sandra—92. Green, Cecelia—79,145. Green, Donald—79,169,170,190. Green, 9 aron—79,144. Gregory, Jack—79,156. Gregory, John—64.67,191. Grimm, Susan—92,160,203. Grogan. Brlgid— 67. Grogan, Paul—79. Groh. Bob—67,138.157. Grove, Debbie—79,145,160. Grove, Kathy—35. Gugala, Susan—79. Guthrie, Janet—67. Guthrie. Joan—81,144. Gutierrez, I .aura—92,81. Hageman, James—81. Hall. Randy—92. Hamilton, Jeannie—92. Hamtll, Douglas—92. Han sell, Kathy—35.138.156,158.201. Hanscll, Peter— 68,138,166,167.203. Hanson, Robert—35,55. Hanson, Sherrill—92,160. Harlan, Marsha—68,148,161. Harlan, Tim—81. Harles, lister—35. Maries, Lynn—92. Harness, Lawrence—35. Harness, Robert—68. Harris, Arleen—92,144. Harris, Yvonne—81. Harrison, Ben—35. Harrison, Harold—68,151,156. Harrison, Prentice— 35,142,143,144,155. Harrison, Randy—92. Hart, John—81. Hartley. Ricky—81.177,193. Hartman, John—81. Hartman, Ron—92. Hartshorn, Harrietts—68. Hartshorn, Robert—92. Harwell, Terry—35. Hastle, John—81. Hastie, Linda—36,161. Hastings, Ron—36,191. Hattabaugh, Deborah— Haugen, Pam—36. Hawkins, Peggy—81,144. Haworth, Patty—92. Hayes. John—68. Hayes, Stanley—81. He as I ip, Scot—92.169,190. Heinrichs, Usa—68,144. Held, Robert—149.145.36.138. Hemcnway, Lana— 64,68,138,145,148,161. Hemstalk. Brad—92,146.177.192. Hendrix, Kenneth—92,172. Hendrix. Vivian—36.68. Hensley, Liz—36,219. Herndon, Tom—92,144.156. Herndon, Suzanne—92,144. Herring. Deborah—93. Higgins, Michael— 93,172,190. Higgins, Mona—93. Hllborn, Bonnie—68. Hill. Craig—36,145. Hill, Kathy—76,81,138,145,160. Hill, Victor—93. Hills. Patti—36,145,161. Hilton, Judy—68,161. Hobble. Trea—81,93,177,192. Hobble, Jan—24.25,36.138,148.153,161,219. Robbie, Richard—81,190. locking. Tim— 24.37,138.146.148.158,222. logoboom, Charles—93. Hoke, Brands—93. Holbrook, Bill—68,166,168,191. Holcomb, Carla—68. Hollett, Gordon—93,156. Hollis, Marilyn—25,37.54.55,108,138,140,141, 148,153,156,158.161.212. Holton, Dorothy—81. Hottingcr, Debbie Jo—93. Ho worth, Charlene—81. Howarth, Robert—166,68. Howe, Pamela—93. Howe. Sarah—68.161. Howell, Alleen—81. Howell, John—93. Howell, Judy—68. Howell, Kenneth—81. Howell, Lee—93,141,159. Ho ell, Steve—75.81,138,140,141,190. Hudgens. Carla—81,142,145,160. Hudler, Earl—81. Hudson, Harry—63.68,138,140,148.152.194.213. Hudson, Jim—81. Huffman. Michael—93.172. Hund, Kurt—81,169. Hungerford, Jack—68. Hungerford. Jill—37.149. Hunter, Joni—93,160. Huntington, Mark—68. Huntington, Robin-93. Huntley, Diana—93. Hurley, Glen—93,146. Huston, Darrell—37.176.19U Huston, Roxie—68. Hutchinson, Christina—93,146. Huttell, Gloria—93,148.160. Hutton, Don—68,156. Ingram, David—93. Ingram, Dave—93. Ingram. Kathy—68,161. Ingwcrson, Larry—68,156,166.167. Ingle, Debbie—81. Irlck, Sharon—93. Irvin. Bob—37. Jackson. Albert—94.177,195. Jackson, Garry—81. Jackson, Jonncy—94,192. Jackson. Sam—37.68.144,157. Jackson, Victoria— Jacobson, Donna—37. Jamison, Debbie—68,161. Jayne. David—37,156,166. Jayne, Kenneth—81,145 Jeans, Robert—68,194. 225 Jenkins, John—81. Jernigan, Allen—94,169,177,192. Jernigan, Bruce—37,166,167. Jernigan, Richard—80. Jeska. Mike—94,172. Jewell. David—69. Jewett, John—38. Johnson, David—94,172,173,192. Johnson, Debbie—94. Johnson, Liola— 69,144. Johnson, Patty— 69,138,140.144,146,151,161. Johnson, Phil—69,191. Johnson, Sue—69,161. Johnson, Susan— 69,153. Johnson, Tim—80,190. Johnston, Gary—94,172,144. Johnston, Gary P.— 94.172,173.192,201. Joyner, Kelly—94. Jones, Bev— 69,142,143,151,155,161. Jones, Connie—69,144,161 Jones, Deanna—69,150. Jones. Dennis—94. Jones. Jean— 38,138,140.148,155.158.161. Jones, Jeri—94.142,143. Jones, Linda—80. Jones, Mary—69,140. Jones, Richard—94,156.172,192. Jones, Bob—38,145. Jones, Sue—38,161. Jordan, Mike—94. Joyner, Margaret—69,140. Judson, Judy—94.142.149 Kangas, Kris—os . Kansas, Stan—80,193. Kangas, Steve—194. Kantola, Rick— 38,54,55.137,138,140,141,14 8, 152,158,163,194. Karr, Jo Ann—80. Kaupanger, Karen—38,148,155,160,161. Kaupanger, Karlene—94,138. Keener, Tom—80. Kelley. David—38. Kenison, Albert—80. Kent Vickie—38,144,219. Kepler, Tom—80,140,190. Kern, Steve—69,194. Keusseff, Janette—69. Keyes, Karl-69.156. Keyes, Kenneth—156,80. Kidder. Shirley—69. Kimble, Lawrence—69. KInner, Greg—94. Kinser, Phil—94,172. Klnser. Tim—38,172. King, Dottic— 94. King, Karen—80,160. Kirk, Gene— 80,193,218. Kirk, Bob—94.172. Kister, Elaine—76,80,160. Klein, Jenny—94,160. Kline, Sandra—88,94,138,142,143,160. Knutson. Knut—94. Kotka. Trudy—94. Kotlarek, Richard—192. Koyn, Dale—80. Koyn, Kath7— Kunde, Helen—80. Kuntz, Judy—39,145,161. Kuscl. Ed—159,192. Lacativo, Diane—80,160. La Chance, David—80. Lackey, Loretta—80, 151. La Field, Nancy—69. Laltlnen, Dale—80. Lamb, Chris—69. Lamb, Len— 94. La Musga, Debbie—69,148,161. La Musga, Renee—39,161. Landes, Steve—69. Landreth, Barbara—80, 144. Landry, Beth—69,104,105.161,163. Lane. Donna—39,161. Lane, Jeff—80,169,193. Lane, Robert—69,138. Lane, Vicki-94,160. Langdon, Marlene—80. Lantrip, Sue—39,222. Lantsberger, Tom—69. Larsen, Joar—24 . 39 , 56 , 57, 108,138,141. 148 , 152,158,176,218. Law, Julie—80. Lawrence, Patricia—39,55. Lawson, Cliff—94,172,173. Leach, Stella—80. Lee, Dan—39. Lee, Dennis—69. Lee, Den ice—80,144,156. Lee, Linda—69. Lee, Robert—94. Legget, John—69. Leman, Charles—69. Leman, Lauren—80. 160. Leman, Tony—82. Le Master, James—69. Le Master, Mark—82,142,143,169,193. Leonard, Fern—82. Leonard, Jeff—82,138,141,177,190. Leonard, Lyle—94.172,195. Letter man, Kay —82. Lewis. Billie—94. Lewis, Joe—94,192. Ughtlc, Gary—39. ijncoia. Richard—82. Lindstrom, Charles—94,172. Lisa, Frank—82,193. Lithgow, Mike—29,166,167. Lofue, Laura—94. Long, Monied— 40,148,161. Loob, Steven—94. Loseth, Ken—94. Lowman, Bruce—40,166. Lowman. Wendy— 64,69,138,141,161. Lowry, Lois-82,142,143,160. Lowry. Terry—94,145,160. Loyd, Louise—40,145. (acart, Vlccl— 82,138,145,157,159,160. Lucas, Dennis—95. Lucas, Ted—40. Ludolf, Denny—95. Ludwig, Cindy—160,95 Ludwig, Kent—69,166,168. I .undergreen, Jim—69,216. Lutz, Craig—82. Lyons. Greg—69.140,148,158. McAvoy, r.u—99. McCain, Janet—95. McCarter. Charlie—40. McCarter, Tom—95,192. McClendon, Judy—82,160. McCoy, Joe—95,142,143,156,172,192. McCoy, Brenda—70,140, 141. McDonald. Mike—95,146,172,190. McDonald, Robert—70. McElroy, Sherry—95, 145,160. McGehec, Charlotte—40,144,155, 161. McGilvery, Linda—82. ‘ McGinnis, Ellen—70, 218,221. Mclnturf, Dale—95. McKllllp, Donna—95. McKlm, John—95,172,173, 190. McKlmi Randy—95,146,172. McLelland, Lonnela—70.208. Me Leiland, Sheila--82. McOmber, Cindy—95. McOmber, Dennis—95,156. McPartland, Cathy—40,145,161. Me Parti and. Sher—63,70,145,148,161. McQuown, SUn—95,195. McTigue, Sheryl—95,145,160. McVean, Randy—82,195. Messerschmldt, Olav— 70, 138, 140, 141, 148 176,195. Messerschmldt, Rolo—41,145,158,176,195. Mettling, Curt—95,172,173, 190. Mettllng, Holly—25,42,138,161,220. Mottling, Linds—70,145,161. Meyer, Craig— 82, 138,142,143,146, 155, 177 195. Meyer, Doree—82,145. Meyer, Gall—95,142,143. Meyer, Val—42,145,146, 148,218. Meyers, Dan—42. Michael, Bob--42. Michael, Connie—95. Mickelson, Cathy—95.Mi, 142,143,148,160. Miller, Caroline—95,138n Miller, Caroline—95,138,160. Miller, GaU—70,145,155,161. Miller, Michael--42,54,140,141. Miller, 9tephen--70. Miller, William—82. Mills, David—82. Mills, Robin—82. MU ton, Debbie—95. MInter, Brenda—82,160. Minton, David—42. Minton, Ted—82.190. Minton, Tom—82,190. Moak, John—95. Moak, Lyman—83,156. Monets, Kam—70,138,140,141,141,153,161. Montgomery, Darrell—83,169,170,193. Montgomery, Katrina—42,161. Moore, Kevin—76, 83. 138, 142, 143, 148, 152, 177. 193. Morford, EUen—70. Morgan, Marvin—42. Morrison, Jean—95. Moseley, Joe—83,142, 143,155, 169. Moseley, John—83, 142, 143, 169. Mowles, Kurt—70. Melleneaux, Wendy—83. Minster, Greg—42,157. Mims ter, Patty—70,203. Murphy, Susan—95, 160. Murrlah, Pat—43. Myers, Vivian— 96. Neely, Martha—96. Neher, Mike—43,55. Neher, Nancy—83. Nelson, Greg—43. Nelson, Vicki—96. Newman, Brenda—83,155. Newton, Carole—70,161. Newton, Craig—76,172. Nichols, Rob—43,151. Nickell, Cliff—83,169,170,193. Nieto, Wesley—96. Nisbot, Randy—83,169,193. Noel, David—43,142,143,155. Noel. Linda—83. Noyer, Tom—83. Mabrv. Debbie—82. Mackey, David—40 , 70. Mackey, Neal—70. Madsen, Lila—40. Maguire, Ann—70, 145. Marc hell, Linda—95,140,144,160. MarshaU, Linda—138. Marcozzl, Jo Marie—88,95,141,148, 160. Marcozzl, Rudy—41,140,163,166,167.191. Mark, Jeff—95,172,192. Mark, Pam—151. Marler, Cathy—70,145,161. Marongiu, Craig—95,142,143. Marquez, Connie—41,70,144. Marquez, Roberta—41,145. Marshall, Linda— 70, 145,148,161. Martello, Cynthia—70,142,143,155,161. Martin, Joe—95,192. Martin, Lana—41.145,148,149,161. Martin, Steve—70. 159,141. Massey, Floyd—70. Math Is, Cecelia—95,146. Matthews, Larry—70.151. Mathews, Mickey—41,145. Msydak, Mike—95,172,173,192. Mayfield, Bob—82. Means. Lynda—41,140,145,161. Meeker, Phyllis—41.140,145,157,161. Meith, Melissa—63.70.140,141,148.161. Mello, Sue—82. Melton, Buddy—41. Melton, Bred—70,166,168,191. Mendonea, Michel—76,82,138,145,160. Melton, Debers—82,145, 160. O'Brien, Nod—43.104,105,140,163. O'Connell, Terry—83. Odom, Donnie—70. Cgle, Margaret—70,144. Ohlhausen, Dick—15.96,190. Ohlhausen, Rusty—70,166,191. Olson, Larry—70.140,194. Olson, Margo— 96,104,105,160,163. Onyett, Gary-83,151,193. O'Quinn, Sandra—70,144. SUPPLEMENT RICK KANTOLA LOVEY BARNES Class of ’68 TODD ROWLAND Vicki Stringfellow delivered the the Invocation. Mr. Lucas, as he presented the Class of'68. Mrs. Dayton and Mr. Wheeler presented the diplomas to the graduating Seniors The Long Procession Finally Makes It!! Time for a last minute check??? Mr. Wheeler presents Miriam Goddard with her diploma. Nate Gabriel and his Band play for the Class of '68. As can be seen from the picture at the left, all seem to be enjoying themselves. We wish to thank all the parents who so thoughtfully gave of their time and, in some cases, money. To them we are gratefull Will Be Remembered One last chance to sign yearbooks! Hmmm... very interesting. The food was delicious. The smues ol the Seniors and their dates reflect the mood of the evening. Senior Farewell One passtime provided for the Seniors was table top writing ! The Seniors really enjoy the dancing. The slow songs are the best. The music is great! Junior Prom: Arabian Nights Flying carpets, canopies and candles set the mood. The couples dance late into the night, making the Junior Prom an evening to remember. Couples laugh and talk surrounded by an Arabian panorama. Couples are delighted by the fun and gaiety of the evening. i Two spectators stand in awe at the art display. O.H.S. Fine Arts Festival So this is how they do it! Grub’s Day ’68 is a Success The ingenous minds of Seniors. Step right up folks, only 10£ a throw. G. A. A. finally gets revenge. TERRY DARCEY KATHY HANSELL State Scholarships DAVID DUNCAN MARILYN HOLLIS RICK KANTOLA ARDATH RITTER TODD ROWLAND CLAIRE GIROUX U. S. Naval Academy Monday Club of Oroville Scholastic Achievement The outstanding students ofthe Class of '68 are too numerable for them all to receive scholarships. It is our sincere hope that all students of this class and future classes will receive the recognition they truly deserve. SOROPTIMIST CLUB OF OROVILLE Recipients of the Oroville Memorial Scholarships are: (back row) Pat Akers, Kathy Hansell, Darlene Bradford, and (front row) Jim Eastwood. The W. B. Henry Memorial Scholarship (front row) Miriam Goddard. Track The three athletes who reached the status of high point man for the ' 68 season were: Varsity (above) LarryOlson, J.V. (upper right) Lee Watson, Frosh (lower right) Tom Brown. The anticipated thrill of winning too often becomes the agony of defeat. For the participants as well as the spectators the memories of the terriffic pass, the winning basket, the tieing run, and a magnificent put, just to name a few, will never be forgotten. The Nugget Staff would like to thank the coaches, athletes and everyone con-ected with the '67 - '68 sports season. TOP TENNIS PLAYERS Rolo Messerschmidt Senior Bob Chamberlain Junior Roquets and Clubs BEST GOLFERS Tim Darcey Senior Ken Burns Senior Baseball Team captains for the '68 season were: Varsity (above), Tony Reyes and Rudy Marcozzi. J. V. (upper left), Don Wright and Tom Minton. Frosh (lower left), John McKim and Curtis Mettling. Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament Many fine boxers participated in the spectacular 23rd Golded Gloves Boxing Tournament, sponsored by the Block O Society. Receiving the Golden Gloves Outstanding Boxer Award was Jarven Warren. First row: Terry Warren, Ted Lucas, Tony O’Rouke James Stalter, Larry Smittcamp. Jarvin Warren. Second row: Derrle Osby, Lester Harles, Rick Cambell Elvis Brown. John Rogers, Tony Reyes. Third row: Glenn Wilson, Walter Ayers, Dennis Powers, Larry Richter, Ron Hastings. Fourth row: BobSharp, Gary Llghtle, Tim Harlan, Robert Edwards, Jim Ronan, Todd Rowland. O'Rourke, Tony— 43,163. Orr, Debbie—83,153,160. Osby, Derrle—63,70.140,144,155.166,168. Osby. Herman— 43,142.143,144,148,151,155.166, 167,175. Oswalt, Judy—83,138,142,143,160. Padilla, Tom— 96. Palmer, Eugene— 96. Palmer, Penny—96. Paniaqua, Tedoro—144. Papa, Phillip—96,146. Paqum, Barbara—96,145,160. Parker, Jeffrey—83,141,159. Parker, Sandy—43,140,142,143,145,155,161. Parker, Sharon—83,145. Parker, Terry—83,139,141,151,159,160. Parkinson, Verne 11—96,144. Patrick, D� vld—96. Patrick, Susan—70,161. Patterson, Mike—70,191. Patz, Michele—96. Pearson, Sandra— 70. Pearson, Mark—96. Hero, Anna—83. Pero, Rose—70. Peterson, Karen— 44.104,105,120,145.163. Peterson, Bill— 70,138,140,166,167,195. Phillips, Linda—96. Porter, Kim— 96,160. Porter, lx ra— 44,137,138,141.142,145,153,158 , 161. Powell, Richard—96. Powers, Brian—70,138,142,143,148,155,191. Powers, Dennis—70. Powers, Jonl—96,160. Pratt, Mike—83. Prossel, Cathy-Pschercr, Jim—83,144. Puccinclli, Vecna—96,160. Pulley, David—83. Pulley, Paul—70. Pycrs, Jaynco—44,144,161. Pyers, Robin—96.160. Pykc. Naomi—44. Quinn, Marty—96. Quintero, Violcta— 70.144. Kabbitt, Pail,— 44. Rjbcdcw, Steven—83. RaCemacher, Theresa—70,153,161. Ramsey, Mary Jo—83,145,155,160. Retsbargcr, Joyce— 44,120,121,138,142,143,145. R«ssman, Kent—71. R. .1 iff, Walter—44,54,156. Rathbun. Chuck— 70.104.105,140.141,152.155.176, 194. Ray, Melva—44,145,148,161,219,221. Rayome, David—71,176,194. Rayome, Ronald—83. Reed, Jim—44. Reeves. Sandra—75,83,155,160. Regis, Gary—83,146. Regis, Judy—45,71,145.149. Relchenbach, Tom—71. Renfro, Mark—96. Renfro, Becky—45. Reniff, Perry—71. Reyes, Carlos—71,191. Reyes, Toney—71,17 Reyes, Toney—71,166,168,191 Reynolds, Linda—96. Reynolds, Roy— 97. Rhyne, David—45. ithyne, Ivin—71. Rhyne, Lona—97. Rice, Inez—97. Rick Leroy—45. Rice, Les— 97.142,143,192. Richards, Mainer—71.156. Richards, Regina—83,145,156. Richardson, Carey—97,172,173,191. Richardson, Cindy—45,144. Richardson, Jerry—71. Richardson, Cheryl—84.144. Richardson, Sherrie—45. Rlcnter, David— 45.58.138,140,141,150,205. Richter, Jane— 71,141,148,161. Richter, 1-arry—84,169. Richter, Lisa— 84,145,160. Richter, Steve—45. Ritter. Ardath— 45.138,139,140,146,148,150,15 161. Ritter, Dwight—84. Roark. Kit—160. Roberts. Nada—84.160. Roberts, Rosann—71,110.117.120.145 161. Roberts. Scott—71,159.215.223. Roberson, Danny—97. Roberson, Mary—97. Robertson, Jim—97. Robertson, Patricia—87,97,138,142,143,146. Robertson, Russell—97,177,192. Robertson, Tom—84,142,143,146,155.177,193 Robinson, Mattie—84. Robinson, Pat—84. Robuck, Mike—84. Roden, Jill—97,160. Roden, Nancy—97,160. Rodriquez, Greg—84,169,190. Rogers, Blanch—84. Rogers, Greg—84,157,169. Rogers, Jim—97. Rogers, Joe—84,169,193. Rogers, John—71,194. Rogers, Mike—97,141,172,173. Rogers. Rosie— 46,68,116,120,136,137,138,145, 155,161. Honan, Jim—46. Rookard, Debbie—71,161. Roper, Dick—71,138,148,152,195. Rose, John—97,172,173. Roth rock, John—97,142,143. Rothrock, Lewis—71,194. Roush, Joann—84,140,141,160. Roush, Robert—46. Rowland, Adellc—72,138,161. Rowland. Todd—46,136.138,140,148,152,163,166, 207 Rowland. Wanda—46,145.148,161,213,219,221. Runge, Eldon—97,156,172. Ryan, Frank—97. Ryan, Joe—97,172. Saber, Dianna—84,160. Saber, Donna—84 . Sadowskl, Harry—46,163,191. Salonis, Jim—97. Salzarulo, Roxane—97. Samprucci, Aaron—97. Sandborn, Pam— 97,138,139,142,143,151,159. S p, Mark—84. Sarver, Chloe— 46. Savercool, Jim—46, 157. Sawtelle, Leslie— 72.149 Sc harbor, Aaron—97. Schenkel, Tina—97,160. Schenkel, Winnie—84,160. Sc hide man, Jann— 97,148,160. Schlesinger, Sally—47,161. Scholey, Ed—47. JJchuffildt. Alan— 84.169,190. Schultz, Gary—97. Schultz, Marilyn—84,139,159,160. Schutt, Bonnie—97,160. Schutt, Peggy— 47,54,161,211,222. Schutt, Aaron, 72,161,211. Schwab, Jack—47.138 Scoggins, Mike—72. Scott. David— 84.142,143,155,169,195. Scott. Greg—72,144,166.167. Sellers, Bill—84,142.143,169. Aackclford, Linda—47.145. Aancr, Betty—72,138,140,161,204. Sharp, Bob— 47,117,140,163.166.167,168,174.19 Aarp Wes—72,151. Aattuck, Carolann—97. A aw, Richard—72. Aeldon, John—84,156. Aeldon, Lee—84. Aclton, Danny—97,156. Aepp, Dec—47,54,138,140,146,148.158.159,161. Acttlcsworth, Curt—72. Aettlesworty, Lynda— 47. Ale Ids, Steve—72,157. Alper, Patty—72.144.148,161. Aippy, Carolyn—97,160. Aook, Jeanne—72,161. Aowalter, Janice—138,160. Silva. Cecilia-24,25,47,138,148,153,155,161. 204,215,220,222. Silva, Don—48,152,166,167.174. Singer, Kathie—48. Sims, Sarah—84. Sisk, Helen—48. Sitton, Mary—76.84,138,142,143,145,15-Slavich, Mike—48. Smith, Barbara—72,140,206. Smith, David—72. Smith, Diana—84,122,123,138,140, 160. Smith, Judy—48,153,161. Smith, Lonnie—118. Smith, Marccllus—99,144,172,173,190. Smith, Mike—72. Smith, Pam—48,145, 161. Smith, Pamela—84. Smith, Rhonda—48. Smith, Richard—72. Smlttcamp, Larry—72,176,194. Smittcamp, Linda—48. Smlttcamp, Susan—97,160. Akpes, Johnny—49. Solomon, Loyd—97. Spates, Gloria—84. Spates, Mary—49,161. 9penccr, Rocky—97. fencer, Susan—84,145,146,155,160. Sprlvy, Karen—84,160. Splawn, Don—49. Spradlin, Ellen—49. Spradlin, Thomas—72. Stalter, Brenda—72,156,161. 9talter, Gary—156. 9talter, James—49,98. Stapleton, Carla—49,145,161. Stapleton, Carol—72,138,145,161 9tarder, Mike—84. Stark, Polly—49. Slauss, Andy—49, 137, 138, 140, 163, 166, 194. Steele, Jo Ann—98,160. Stcidl, Diana—84. Steidly, Pat—72,144. 9tcingasser, Larry—72 • 9teingasser, Patti—49,72. Stenberg, Diana—50. 9tenson, lamsing—75,84,104,105,138,140, 152,169,170. Stephens, Lisa—85,140,141,142,143,146,155. Stern, Joan—98.160. Stern, Hob—50, 136,138,140,148,152,158, 166,167,174. 9tevens, Julie—98,160. Stlmaman, Donna— 50,131. 48flu8,161. Stokes. Madalyn—50,142,144, If 0,153. Stokes, Marilyn—50,142,143,144,155. Stone, Margaret—72. Stout, James—85. Stovall, Marie—98,160. Strachan, Kathy—73,161. Strang. Dan—50,144,145,155,166. Strang, Greg—85,177,193. Strang, Aaron—50.145,161,207. Straws, Clarence—98. Strickland, Gladeen—85,144. 9tringfcllow, Debbie—85,145. Strtngfellow, Terry—98,160. Strlngfellow, Vicki—50, 55, 138, 140,145, 153,155,161,212,223. 9tubbs, Randy—85. Stubbs, Lance—91,172,195. Sturgeon, Joe—72,144. Sutton, Charles—98,142,143. Swain, Sylvia—85,149,160. Sybrant, Creg—50,144,157. Sylva, Ricky—51. Taggart, Ken—98,172. Tandy, Eric— 56,57,85,138,140,Ml. 152.177. 206. Tatro, Lee— 73. Taylor, Debbie—73. Taylor, Helen—98. Taylor, Marv— 85. league, George—73,166. Teague, Larry—73. Teague, Wayne— 98,156,177,190. Thacker, Eddie—98. Theveos, Robin—51,166. Thode, Betsy—85,146,153,218. Thode, David— 51,139,146,148.158,21s. Thomas, Elaine--73. Thomas, Steve—51. Thomason, Wendy— 87.98,138,146,160. Thompson, Brian—98.172. Thompson, Clyde—73,157. Thompson, Edward—98. Thompson. Elizabeth—51,144,151. Thompson, Jeff—98,172,195. Thompson, Patav— 73. Thrasher, Guy—85. Timmons, Tim— 85. Tobias, Air ley-- 98. Tolman, Jean— 85. Townsend, Bill—98. Travers, John—85,169. rroxel, Mike—73. Truvelove, Deborah—98. Trumbly, Vernon—85,151,172. Tuman, Connie— 85.160. I ui pin, BUI—64 , 73, 138, 152. 1 06. 167.168,171, 202. Turpin, Larry— 87,88,98,138,142,143,172,195, 206. Tweedy, AeUa—51,140,144,161. L'nfrted, Corey—51,202. Van Camp, Robert— 85. Van Zant, Marlon— 85. Van Zant, Martha—86,98. Vance, Melody—85. Vandevler, Nancy—98. Vandevier, Stephen—85. Vargas, Lori— 98. Vaughan, Bob—86,146. Vaughn, James—86. Vaughn, Randy—73,191. Verling, Anne--86,146. Voigt, Jim—86,169. Von Isiuderback, lael—51. Vorhees, John—86. Voris, Pat— 73,140.142,143,155,161. Vow hall, Angela— 86.144,157. Wade. Paul— 86,142,143,155,169,170,191. Walburn, Duane— 51,145,157. Walbum, Marc— 86. Walker, Lynn—52. Wallace, Jack—98. Wallen. Chris—98,192. Walsh. Richard—98. Walter, J. —86,156,190. Walters. Pam—73,140, M2,143,155,216. Ward. Gaye— 73,145,148.155,158,161. Warmack, Candy— 52,136,138,140,158,161, 223. Warren, Debra—86,144. Warren, Jarven—98,177,192. Warren, Jody—52,108,145,161. Warren, Terry—86,146.159,169. Watkins, Robert—73,157. Watson, George—52,140,148,176. Watson. Jerl—98,172,173,190. Watson. Lee—86,140,141,169. Weatherl, Priscilla—52,148,161. Webber. MarUyn— 75. 86,138,140,155,160. Weichert. Guy—52,138.152,191. Welchert. Margaret— 86,138,160. Weidman, Dan—73,148,176,195. Weickel, David—73,144,155. Welckel, Nancy—86. Welker, Walter—74,144. Wells, Laurie— 74,148,161. Wentz, David—74. Wentz, Patricia— 74. West. Jack—86,177,193. Westfall, Penny—98,141.160. Westfall, Toni—74,161. Whitaker, Martha— 52,138,140,144,153,155. Whitcomb, Carol—99. White, Darrell—86. White, Karen—86. White, Terry—74. Whitehead, Scott—99,172,192. Whitworth, John—86. Whitworth, Aaron—99. Wicklandcr, Steven—52. Widener, Betty—86,160. Wldner, William—74,176,191. WUes, 9tcve—86. Williams, Dan—86,193. Williams, Deborah—52,55,144.148,153,161. Williams, Karen—99,141.142,143.146,160. Williams, Linda-53,148. Williams, Nadeen—74,142,143. Willson, Bev—53,144,155,219. Wilson, Kathy—141,161. Wilson, Robin—99. Wilson, Roger—86,149,156. Winston, Dan—74. Wlsti, Craig—86. Wltuckl, B1U—86,169,170,190. Wixom. Bev—53,116,117,120,138,148,161. Woehrle, Brenda—86,122,123,145,160. Woehrle, Sandra— 86, 104,105,122,123, 145, 160,163. Wblcott, Ellen—99,141,142,143,160. Wolfe, Charles—86,138,142,143,151,157,159. Wolford, Alfred—74. Wolford, Ron—99. Wood, Dorothy—99,160. Woodbam, Kris—74,145,148,161. Woodward, acott—172. Wright. Brien—53. Wright. Don—99.169,170.190. Wright. Duane—74,166. Wright, Eloise— 86. Wright, Gregory— 74,177. Wright, Myrna—74. Wycoff, Dan—74. Wycoff, Pam—26.53. Wycoff. Roxanne— 99. Wyman, Candy—53,68,145. Wyman, Wayne—99. Yates, Gordon—99.172.173.190. Yates, Linda— 53,161. Young, Mickle—86,145,153.160. Youngblood, Joy— 86,138,142,144.160. Yugo, Katny— 53.138,146,150,161. Zambory, Carrie— 64,74,120.138,144.145. 158,161. Zanutto, Gina—99,142,143. Zancanella, John—86,155. Zundel, Tim—74,148,152,202. 227 '67-'68 School Life Ends... In the 1968 Nugget we have tried our best to record this exciting school year. Our theme was school life--school life-is the happiness, sadness, and frustration you feel throughout the year. We hope that when you read this yearbook in the future you will experience again, this past year’s events with equal warmth and enthusiasm. 228