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

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science department Left: It's called blood and is particularly important to all you athletes. If you're going to be a winner, you've got to build up a good quality of blood. Mr. Hottle goes over the basic facts of life science with his class again. Below: Come in Mars...... Come in Mars. Mr. Rossas demonstrates the efficiency of a piece of equipment in his electronics class.

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Right: Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble. Mr. Orrick prepares a potion in his chemistry class using his special secret ingredients. Below: Anyone traveling the rocky road to success is bound to turn up sooner or later in Mr. Maddux's biology classes. This year the four teachers in the science department have maintained a high quality of instruction and materials. Subjects offered this year included electronics, basic biology, advanced biology, life science, and chemistry O. H. S. is fortunate to have these science teachers and facilities.

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our new library LEFT: Mrs. Strang, our librarian, is always happy to help a student with anything from information on a report to checking on a lost book. BE LOW: At the beginning of the school year, the book shelves had not arrived The books were placed on tables until they could be stacked on shelves. Twenty-six students assist Mrs. Strang in our new library. From top to bottom: Tim Harlan, Kurt Hund, Greg Strang, John Walters, Ted Youngblood, Mark Lawson, Allen Schufeldt, Robert Bush, Rick Kepple, Jim Dean, Jim Corbin, Greg Rodgers, Robin Mills, Linda Dorman, Linda Pelton, Cathy Campbell, Jo Ann Steel, Jeanette Landreth, Mary Eledge, Joan Campbell, Pamela Schulte, Joan Guthrie, Scherry McElroy, Joann O'Brien, Rea Meyer, Joni Hunter, and Mrs. Strang.