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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

0 R 0 V I L L E , CALIFORNIA mmmmm mam 20 StUSSRNb MKIIfliCt 9€MMS 70 msmui 100 ssrttmni m 6 Dr. Boyd, Oroville Union High School District Superviser, has done a fine job this year as he has done in the past. Dr. Boyd has worked very hard to supply the schools with the materials needed to keep them up to standards. We hope next year will be even more successful. Board of Trustees Mrs. Dayton Mr. Kister Mr. Powers Mr. Castleberry The Board of Trustees meets on the first and third Wednesdays of every month in the Las Plumas library. Not pictured is Dr. Seaman. Principal Mr. Johnny Johnson, Oroville High School principal has the difficult jobs of maintaining smooth operation of all school facilties. He takes effective consideration of all students, teachers, and administrative problems. Mr. Johnson handles his job with ease and ability. 8 Vice Principal This is Mr. Martin’s first year as the vice principal of Oroville High School. His work involves working closely with students and enforcing OHS rules and regulations. 9 Mrs. Kunkel, Head Mrs. Conger Miss Foreman Counselors A new technique that has been tested this year was the counseling groups and orientational groups. Counseling groups were held involving a small group of students and teachers alike to help prevent problems. The Orientation Group turned out to be very successful!. A few teachers volunteered their prep, period to meet with small groups of freshmen. The purpose was to offer suggestions, what it's like to a freshman, and an opportunity to ask any questions. A program likely to take place in the counseling department is the Vocational Guidance Groups. It is small groups of students that meet with counselors to explore occupations and vocational interests. After many years of counseling at O.H.S. Mrs. Kunkel is retiring. Mr. O'Neil Mr. Benoit Mr. Stauss Mr. Rossas Student Activities Athletic Director Project Coordinator Directors Mini-courses Work Experience Night School Principal Mr. Kauffman Mr. Schwartz Mr. Alger Mrs. Spittle devotes her time as a medical advisor to both Oroville High students as well as Las Plumas students. Mr. Huston in the Supply Office takes care of ordering, distributing and repair of all books. He also takes care of club money receipts and student body activities. He runs the supply store for the students and takes care of all finances of the school. Mrs. Power in the Attendance Office takes care of attendance records of all students and checks excuses. 12 Mrs. Sherman Bookkeeper Principal's Secretary Mrs. Kauffman Office Staff Mrs. Hazen Counselors' Secretary Registrar Secretary Mrs. Eary 13 Snack Bar And Cafeteria The snack bar is opened to students seven periods a day, providing them with a place to buy food and something to drink. The student union serves a hot meal at lunch time for students who desire one. The student union is also open seven periods a day to be used as a study or social place for the students. Mrs. Elliff, head of the OHS cafeteria, is assisted by Frank and Fred Campbell. 14 Custodians are seen all over campus keeping our halls and classrooms sparkling clean. Without the work the men put forth Oroville High would never look as nice as it does. Custodians: Standing, Tom Edwards, Tom Vellone, Lloyd Kepple, Marcella Smith, (head custodian), and lying down is Temas Mason. Custodians Maintenance Maintenance has done a wonderful job this year keeping the campus of Oroville High looking it's best. Besides repairing the buildings the men in Maintenance also keep the grounds around the school neat and clean. Maintenance: I. A. (Blackie) Butler, Booker T. Scott, Robert Whitmore, (head of Maintenance), Jim McClasky, Steve McOmber, Friedmen Martin, and Robert Jonas. 15 Truancy Joe Myers, the OHS truancy officer, hard at work. Printing Staff Joe Halsey and Howard Beleu operate business machines for the O. H. S. district office, O. H. S., L. P. , Prospect. ( You may have seen them in the faculty work room. ) Their duties include: typing, dittos, masters for the offset press, various types of printing. Bus Drivers Row 1. Marianne Rasmussen, Cathrine Powell, Anna Lou Burns, Loretta Sundahl, Jeanette Barr, Norma Riley, Row 2. Pete North. £ ws'iSSSt- Drivers Education TheDrivers Education program has been expanded in recent years to include several instructors. In the beginning, Mr. Roethler pioneered the program. Now the staff includes Mr. Kemper, Mr. Christensen, Mr. Delsegne. Mr Roethler stands with two young drivers- Mr. Kemper, Mr. Christensen, Mr. Roethler. Mr. Roethler, Drivers Education department head. 17 TOP ROW: Mr. McCutchen, Mrs. Phelps, Rick Gabriel, Jim McQuown, Lee Clabaugh, Terry Wood, Bill Halsey, Lucie Entjer, Miss Baird, MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Flower, Donna Kissee, Cheris Haymond, Jan Gonce, Lou Ann Armer, Carolyn Freng, BOTTOM ROW: Byron Hoffmier, John Shattuck, Greg Goddard, Leonard Bye, Roger Harris, Tom Walker. 18 Library Mr. McCutchen enjoys working with all the materials in the library, but it seems that he likes to work with the camera and TV equipment most. The year 1971-1972 has seen a complete renovation of the library facilities. Due to the efforts of our faculty and administration, OHS was granted a Title n, Phase II Project ($64,880). These funds were used during the school year for the purchase of printed and audio-visual materials for the library. In addition, our District has purchased equipment and provided space for use of the new materials. By completing the project, our library has been designated as an Exemplary Learning Center by the State Dept, of Education. Our library now has a new media-room which has cassettes, cassette recorders, sound filmstrips, and filmloops; small conference rooms for individual use; and a large balcony for classroom and minicourse use. Mrs. Strang 19 21 Miss Booth (above) teaches Creative Writing, Contemporary Literature, Concentrated Studies, and Film and T. V. drama—a popular elective which experiments in film and T. V. productions. Mr. Young (right) teaches his students Basic English, Report Writing, and Public Speaking. He is speech coach for the speaking contestants. Mr. Pether, our language teacher from Malta, spends his mornings at OHS teaching English I. 22 For the second year in a row the English department has experimented with a wide range of elective English classes. Students now take one year of traditional English and two or more elected subjects. A popular elective is Concentrated Studies, a class which devotes six week studies to literature areas such as science fiction, fantasy, humor, etc. One of the areas this year was Camping and Mountain lore which planned an outdoor camping experience. Mr. Loch (upper left), head of the English Department, teaches Concentrates Studies, Bible Literature, A. P. English, and Theater Workshop. He has developed the drama section which produces the student play productions. Literature of the Old West, Concentrated Studies, and English I are subjects that interest the students of Mr. Read (lower left). Mr. Roundy (below) teaches the drama sections. He substituted during Mr. Loch's absence for the Theater Workshop's production of Death of a Salesman. TITLE I teachers Miss Thompson (above left), Mrs. Johansen (middle), and Mr. Millet (above right) are specially trained to work closely with students in identification of reading problems and and to provide means for students in English to improve in speed and comprehension. When Mrs. Juhl (above) left at Christmas to await the arrival of Eric Juhl (born Jan. 10th), her classes were taken over by Miss Buzzini (right). Miss Buzzini teaches Concentrated Studies, Ethnic Literature and Eng. I. 24 Mrs. Day is advisor to the yearbook and school newspaper. She teaches journalism, one of the English electives added this year. Miss Gooder (below right) announced her retirement from teaching late in November. Her classes were taken over by Mr. Kramer who returns to OHS after two years absence. Mr. Kramer teaches Magazine Literature and English I classes. 25 Foreign Language Department Mr. Hughes's favorite saying: You blocks, you stones, you worse than useless things . In the foreign language department this year, French, Spanish, and Latin languages were offered. In the French department, French 3 and 4 were separate classes. The French Club was reactivated and met during seventh period French 4 class. French 1 and 2 tried out new text-books this year. In the Spanish section, advanced students combine a study of the culture with practice in speaking techniques. Spanish film strips and library books in Spanish are available for students wishing to practice language. 26 Right: Mr. Hughes does his thing . Mr. Grosse relates the ands and buts to his Latin classes. Mr. McKenzie teaches all Spanish classes at Oroville. Here Mr. McKenzie points out some interesting facts about Spanish. 27 Mr. Johnson (above and left), is a full time business teacher. His classes include clerical practices, typing, and bookkeeping procedures. Mrs. Day (below) teaches a typing class and general business. Mr. Johnson 000 OOOC 000 ©QOC 28 Business Department Miss Holland, the head of the Business Department, is always ready and willing to help the students of her classes. She understands them if they have a problem in typing classes and also in her office machine class. Mrs. Beck is always happy to answer one of those many questions put to her by her sewing students. Mrs. Menthey enjoys demonstrating the new addition, the dishwasher, to her Home Economic students. Teachers and students enjoy the 5th period's cooking ability at the Christmas Dinner immensely. Mrs. Conger's Family Living class leaves her thoughtful at the end of class. Home Economics Dept. Despite the protests of students who believe that all husbands are millionaires, the clothing section continues to offer information about fabric and its care. Students also learn how to accent their beauty, and demonstrate their learning in a fashion show in which they model their own original creations. The Home Arts classes learn how to use leisure time creatively, and turned out a myriad array of Christmas gifts. The family living class is helping girls to know themselves and others. The Child Care classes are making progress toward the establishment of a nursery school in the near future. After one year in which only the most daring of bachelors set foot in that bastion of women, the kitchen, hungry fellows in droves are now enrolled in the Co-ed Foods Class. Childcare has progressed greatly this year due to the enthusiasm of Mrs. Metheny's students to participate. Mrs. Pittman smiles gaily as Home Art students file in class. Art Department An exciting year has been offered by the Art Department. Work was done in the three dimensional areas of ceramic and wood sculpture, bas-relief, collage, mobiles and wood. New tecniques in acrylics,oils, linoleum cuts and silks screening were other areas explored. Field trips, art shows and poster contests were part of the art experience. Art work was done for the Nisbet Tournament. In addition stage designs were accomplished in cooperation with the Drama Department. Mrs. Boyer tries to give Vic some pointers in how to make his masterpiece better. Mrs. Boyer's Art 2 class gets very involved in their work. Top; Randy and Jan work hard in trying to make the work deadline. Middle Left; Mrs. Boyer shows Lyn the good and bad points of the art piece. Middle Right; Mrs. Andoe has been a great assistant to the art students this year. Bottom; Mrs. Boyer's art 2 class try out a new project called Paper Sculpture. Industrial Arts Auto shop this year bought a tool cabinet full of tools for all the classes. Auto shop students went to a parts show in San Francisco. Two boys will be picked, from the adavanced class, to go to the Plymouth Trouble Shooting. If they win they will go to the national finals in Los Angeles. Leather crafts this year tried glass cutting. The students make glasses out of old bottels. Metal shop has constructed new welding booths and sand box for foundry. They also have a new spot welder. Wood shop had 2 advanced classes and and 4 beginning classes this year. The students have there choice of what to build with in reason, some build coffee tables and cedar chests. (top) Mr. Delsigne wonders what he did wrong. Mr. Mclnturf uses one of the machines in the well equipted wood shop. Mr. Alger (top) instructs Pete Ticknor in the operation of the lathe. Mr. Lambert (left) displays the double engine set up built by the auto shop students. Mr. Stauss helps David Molnar with his leather crafts project. (below) Mr. Beaumont assists one of his students, Glen Williams, in mechanical drawing. 35 36 Boys’ Physical Education The P.E. Department offers a variety of athletic sports to keep the boys physically fit such as: football,baseball,tumbling, parallel bars, and many more. For the first time Oroville High School has started an intramural basketball class between classes at noon. Mr. Burnum Mr. Arnold head P.E. coach. Miss Pope Mrs. Stauss Girls’ Physical Education This year Girl's P.E. has redesigned their golf course. New and better hazards have been installed to play around. This should make the game much more interesting. The Girl's P.E. Dept, has updated the curriculum this year having many of the classes they teach early in the year. These are just some of the activities that have been taught - Flag football, Hockey, Archery, Gymnastics, Basketball, Folk dancing, Softball, and Badminton. With this many activities our girls should stay in pretty good shape. Mrs. Pittman Mary Carras shows her friends her style of balancing on the balancing beam. Music Department Mr. Christensen takes great pride in his performing classes, but the music department is concerned with all areas of music. A Hi-light of the music year was the Christmas Concert, where Concert Band, Chorus, and Choir performed. Funds from the evening performance were donated to the Help Freddie Grow project. 38 The student body enjoyed the performance of the band (above) at a Christmas concert during school hours. Marching Band brought their season to a close with a stirring performance at the Las Plumas game. The band performed during football games at half time. The band, chorus and choir have put on several smashing performances throughout the year, in concerts as well as the annual festivals. The final concert of the year was the Spring Concert performed this year in Chico in competition with other Northern California bands March 16. The music department includes classes in Music Appreciation. This class studies the different time periods in music and different composers. The Music Theory class delves into the make-up and composition of music. 39 40 Science Department Due to excellent staffing, the science department at Oroville High is held in high regard. Mr. Maddux, Mr. Hottell, and Mr. McPartland have done a good job in teaching classes such as biology, advanced biology, and general science. Mr. Orrick and Mr. Rossas have done well in handling the electronics and physical science departments. The annual trip to Fort Bragg was undertaken in May. (Above right) Mr. Orrick shows his Chemistry class some VERY INTERESTING THINGS! (Lower left) Mr. McPartland gives a serious lecture to one of his Biology classes. Mr. Hottell (left) shows a few of his students some mysterious things in his biology class. (Below) Mr. Maddux teaches his biology class a few important steps in growing bacteria. (Above Left) Mr. Beaumont is helping Karen Bemerd with a problem that often comes up in his Math class. (Above Right) Mr. Watson carefully watches his class as they are completing one of his witty test. (Right) Mr. Kovats is helping the STAR Rocky Smith with a problem, how to get more points, on the test . A Math Dept, test is given in conjunction with the Math Association of America'in early March. The 80 minute test produces a school group of 3 winners, the highest of which gets recognition at the Academic Awards assembly. If the scores are high enough, they may allow the students to progress further in follow-up tests, more statewide in nature. 42 Mathematics Department Mr. Thompson (left) is pondering how one of his students passed one of his recent tests. Mr. Haymond (below) is showing his students the art of working the slide rule. Mr. Haymond has been conducting his classes in a trailer added to the T-Building complex. 43 Mr. Ostrowski (above), head of the Social Science department, teaches world history. When seen on campus, he is usually smiling. Mr. Grosse (right) looks contented after a day of teaching his brilliant and eager history students. Mr. Wegner goes over the work of his geography and Advanced Placement U. S. History classes. 44 Mr. Clark gives helpful and encouraging advice to his geography students. Science Mr. Kemper is one world history teacher who always looks relaxed ??? 45 Mr. Powers, new to OHS as a history teacher, starts one of his famous lectures. Mrs. Johanson takes pride in the progress of her geography students. Miss Thompson is always willing to offer helpful suggestions to her history students. e As usual the Social Science Department has tried new methods of teaching their students. Teachers who have always taught in their own methods and still do offer the students of Oroville High more then one method of learning about our world today and the world of yesterday. Mr. Millet concentrates on class involvement of his history and geography students. 49 Vice-President-Tom Blake President-David Adams Head Varsity Cheerleader-Adelle Salzman Secretary-Barbara Brazitis Fall Student Council Officers Block O Custodian-Ron Ransbarger 50 President-Anita Brown Vice-President-Richard Giroux Rally Commissioner-Jeff Gonce Publicity-June Metcalf Secretary-Sue Hopper Spring Student Council Officers 51 Fall C.S.F. ROW 1: Mr. Rossas, Joan Finlayson, Mary Hansel, Christl Messerschmidt, June Metcalf, Betty Farrens, Cathy Glenn, Debbie Lightle, Nicki Puccinelli, Georgann Wallace. ROW 2: Zand Gee, Sue Betti, Lily Gee, Pat McKee, Steve Rocchi, Thomas Blake, Boyd Waite, Joan Arseniak, Mary Friend, Barbara Brazitis, Lyn Aceiga. ROW 3: Carol Strachan, Steve Skupowski, Pam McKee, Charles Scott, John Voris, Richard Giroux, Lorrie Dawson, Mary Pero, William McCoy, Susan Hopper. ROW 4: Don Williams, Billy Welch, Lee Parker, Kevin Herina, Cheryl Hodge, Lyn Hensley, Tina Peterson. ROW 5: Anthony Martello, Kevin Powers, Steve Klein, Sheri Colby Jeff Gonce, Tom Hazen, Lynda Pelton, Elizabeth Belyea, Lissa Lamdin. Spring C.S.F. ROW I: Greg Rossini, Don Libby, Marc Reavis, Mark Karr, Lyn Hensley, Cheryl Hodge, Kathy Duncan, Martha Stephens. ROW 2: Jim Townsend, Bill Rocchi, Tom Blake, Mary Friend, Tina Peterson, Norma Wilson, Zand Gee, Michele Zambory. ROW 3: Mary Kusel, Mary Skaufel, Nicki Puccinelli, Betty Farrens, Debbie Lightle. ROW 4: Joyce Allen, Lynn Aicega, Joan Arseniak, Pam McKee, June Metcalf, Joan Gilbert, Richard Bowles, Debbie Russeli, Mary Tunnell. ROW 5: Jim Cox, Mary Pero, Christl Messerschmidt, Sheri Colby, Kathy Furtado, ROW 6: John Voris, Jeff Gonce, Kevin Powers, Mike Wright, Steve Klein. ROW 7: (tree) Howard Hopper, David Townsend, Tom Hazen, Tom Russell, Kevin Herina. ROW' 1: Marsha Davis, Joan Gilbert, Zand Gee, Christl Messerschmidt, Boyd Waite, Tom Blake, Debbie Lightle, Kathy Furtado, Corrine Conner, Georgann Wallace, Mary Kusel. ROW 2: Michele Zarabory, David Townsend, Mary Tunnel 1, Lily Gee, Mary Pero, Joan Arseniak, Nicki Puccinelli, Lyn Hensley, Mary Karras, Debbie Callaway. ROW 3: Richard Bowles, Howard Hopper, Steve Rocchi, Kevin Powers, Bill McCoy, Lyn Aceiga, Barbara Brazitis, Debra Munson, Ussa Lamdin, Debra Winterrowd, ROW 4: Kevin Herina, Charlie Scott, Anthony Martello, Tom Hazen, Joan Voris, Susan Hopper, Jim Cox, Lyn Peterson, Kathy Duncan. Fall N.H.S. Spring N.H.S. ROW' 1: Brian Tulley, Marc Reaves, Greg Rossini, Mark Karr, Lyn Hensely, Cheryl Hodge, Kathy Duncan, Martha Stephens, Karen Nugent, Janet Eary. ROW 2: Greg Blagg, Nicki Puccinelli, Carla Kusel, Betty Farrens, Mary Friend, Tina Peterson, Norma Wilson, Zand Gee, Mary Tunnell, Kathy Glenn, Sue Bunstock, Lauretta Boswell. ROW 3: Mary Hansell, Mary Kusel, Elizabeth Belyea, Pam McKee, Mary Franklin, June Metcalf, Joan Gilbert, Carole Hollis, Debbie Lightle, Charyl Carne, Mary Stephens, Lorrie Dawson, Pam Phelps. ROW 4: Jim Townsend, Tom Blake, Kevin Powers, Lyn Aicega, Joan Arseniak, Mary Skauffel, Carol Strachen, Debbie Callaway, Debbie Russell; Beverly Puress. ROW 5: Christl Messerschmidt, Kim Porter, Kevin Herina, Corrine Conner, Kathy Furtado, Mary Karras, Debbie Peres. ROW 6: Tom Hazen , John Voris, Jeff Gonce, Richard Giroux, Mike Wright, Steve Klein. ROW 7 (tree) Howard Hopper, David Townsend, Tom Russell, Don Libby Tom Jones. 53 G. A. A. has been a success this year. The year started out with all four years participating in the sport, volleyball. The mighty seniors took the all-star game by having the most points. Then came the preparation and presentation of the Christmas formal. It was well done and with all efforts G. A. A. came out ahead. The theme was ’’Twelve Days of Christmas” and our queen was Sheri Colby. G. A. A.’s yearly Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in April. New officers were chosen at that time. In this way the officers are able to assist the new officers in their duties. After the bowling scores were in, softball, the last activity of the year, was played. G. A. A. not only had a successful year, but was a lot of fun. Girls Athletic Association ROW 1: Carol Hollis, Karen Nugent, Betty Farrens, Cheryl Dick, Kay Holmes, Shari Tatro, Christl Messerschmidt, Bernice Gramps. ROW 2: Debbie Boom, Pam Dolder, Miriam Maguire, Arvada Overstreet, Michelle Stephens, Mary Kusel, Betty Wright, June Metcalf, Carol Strachan, Kerry Baldwin. ROW 3: Claire Pittman, Fran Mickelson, Adele Salzman, Trevis Sutton, Laural Walker, Nancy Williams, Candy Barr, Heather Heaslip, Shelly Dugan, Connie Brown. ROW 4: Nicki Puccinelli, Mary Skaufel, Patricia Robinson, Janese Prather, Barbara Goodhue, Lorrie Dawson, Cyndy Hunter, Monte Gregg, Meda Mathis, Liz Belyea, ROW 5: Bev Puress, Pat McGee, Lily Gee, Patti Pattison, Mary Friend, Sue Bunstock, Joan Arseniak, Helen Church, Barbara Brazitis, Pam McGee, Sandy Cain. ROW 6: Jill Black, Marsha Davis, Debbie Lightle, Debbie Russell, Cheris Haymond, Gladys Wyles, Debbie Honsvick, Sue Betty, Tina Peterson, Mary Hansell, Sue Hopper, Sheri Colby. ROW 1: Linda Miles, Anne Townsend, Vicki Smith, Margaret Walker, Lori Ross, Debbie French, Theresa Witzche, Lennis Dunn, Stella Pulley, Cheryl Guyer, Cliceria Rodriquez, Rebecca Belyea, Kim Teer. ROW 2: Corrine Conner, Cheryl Glenn, Mary Carras, Carla Kusel, Dana Johnson, Vicki Smith, Leslie Mofield, Patricia Houck, Glennis Hartley, Catherine Hahn, Leslie Waibel, Kris Lowry. ROW 3: Laura Goodwin, Dawn Vicars, Marianne Aleck, Karen Starkey, Mary Wayes, Katherine Furtado, Christy Leman, Deborah Minter, Joan Gilbert, Lynn Mclnturf, Deborah Peres, Pam Jiminez, Pamela Parker, Edna Valey. ROW 4: Donna Pero,Rhonda Alger, Colleen Brewster, Debra Richards, Debra Van Zandt, Linda Williams, Helen Diaz, Kathy Newton, Rita Boaze, Cynthia Rogers, Cynthia Bradshaw, Sharon Brown, Jillian Hobbie, Cynthia Shetterley. ROW 5: Mary Tunnell, Pam Phelps, Lisa Hemenway, Maureen Hunter, Sherry Gregg, Sandra Emken, April Abbott, Denise Barr, Sara Franklin, Valerie Cobbler, Deborah McKim, Ellen Callaway, Rene Morehouse. ROW 6: Lorinda Alves, Kori Bills, Terri Floyd, Deidre Black, Susan Nugent, Cynthia Lucas, Deborah Winterrowd, Colleen Tuhey, Cheryl Midkiff, Janet Dunnam, Kathy Frieze, Diana Fowler, Sheila Hill. ROW 7: Leilani Lantrip, Jan Gonce, Kathryn Duncan, Ann Santos, Martha Stephens, Maile West, Debbie English, Vicki McWilliams, Wendy Toomey, Pam Starkey, Jayne Seeman Mary Silva, Vickie Mercer, Terna Blewitt. G.A.A. G.A.A. OFFICERS Jill Black, Historian; Joan Gilbert, Assistant Point Recorder; Heather Heaslip, President; Susan Hopper, Vice-president; Nicki Puccinelli, Secretary-Treasurer; and Barbara Brazitis, Point Recorder. 55 Society Block 0 ROW 1: Don Libby, Craig Young, Dale Phillips, David Adams, Mike Mahlum, Brad Parker, Richard Smith, Advisor Bob Kovats. ROW 2: Gary Casagrande, Clark Davis, Mike Wright, Frank Gomez, Jim Lauer, Howard Hopper, Steve Rocchi, L n Peterson, Billy McCoy, Jeff Zundell. ROW 3: Richard Bowels, Pat Holmes, Ted Weidman, Kevin Powers, Mike Howard, Kevin Herina, Terry Warren. ROW 4: Scott Johnson, Dan Warren, Bill Bruce, Neal Lacativo, Bob Hottingcr, Greg Passmore, Pat Kepler, John Morris. ROW 5: Larry Ferland, Mike Lauer, Danny Cobbler, Ty Smith, Tom Dallas, Rick McQuown, Randy Frieze, Tony Martello, Wayne Wlson, A1 Wood. ROW 6: Ron Ransbarger, Craig Marr, Steve Klein, Don Dahlmeier, Jeff Gonce, Mike Parapid, Tom Hill, Mark Lawson, Lee Mastelotto, Tom Bone, Eddie Goddard. Advisor Bob Kovats Block O Society helped improve the school grounds this year by donating $500.00 to the quad area between the H and M wings. They also donated $100.00 to the Fred Edward Gurr fund to help Freddy grow. Block MOn sponsored a wet and muddy homecoming this year as it rained for a week before the crowning. There was approximately $400.00 kickback to all of the classes because of outstanding spirit.. 56 Key Club ROW 1: Mike Parapid, Dan Cobbler, Mike Sidenstricker, Tom Hill, Lee Mastelotto, Craig Young, David Dick, Charlie Gilbert, Don Dahlmeier. ROW 2: Rocky Smith, Ned Fortner, Scott Johnson, Mike McPartland, Mark Lawson, Terry Warren, Tony Martello, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Hastie. Tom Hill, treasurer; Mike Para-pid, vice-president; Mark Lawson, sergeant of arms; and Tony Martello, president. This year the Key Club has been a very ambitious one, they have participated in a lot of projects such as helping put the roof on the new city court house and putting in bleachers on the OHS football field. They also washed dishes at the sports banquet. ROW 1: Lori Ross, Janet Eary, Cindy Shetterly, Julie Church, Renee Delliquardri, Peggy Bauguess, Carol Albrecht, Mr. Read. ROW 2: Joan Gilbert, Heather Heaslip, Adele Salzraan, Debbie Boom, Kerry Baldwin, Debbie Richard, Kathy Newton, Cindy Roger Miriam Maguire, June Metcalf, Mrs. Boyer. ROW 3: Terri Floyd, Valerie Cobbler, Cynthia Lucas, Debi Balraer, Sharon Brown, Rita Boaz, Cheri Glenn, Corrin Conner, Mary Caris, Deborah Peres, Para Jimenez, Betti Farrens. ROW 4: Barbara Brazitis, Barbara Goodhue, Valerie Seemen, Cheris Haymond, Christy Leman, Cathy Tatro, Lisa Hemenway, Jayne Seeman, Dede Black Mary Tunnell, Debbie Lightle. ROW 5: Tina Peterson, Debbie Honsvick, Sandra Able, Debbie White, Jill Black, Sherri Tatro Wendy Toomey. ROW 6: Mary Skaufel, Mary Stevens, Sue Bunstock, Sheri Colby, Sheryll Carne, Cathy Glenn, Monte Gregg Pam Phelps, Susan Nugent. Pep Club The Pep Club this year has been quite spirited though the spirit did decline a bit during basketball. They worked quite diligentley crediting slogans, signs and ribbons. There were quite a few very faithful members and there were suggestions the Pep Club pins might be purchased for these members as an reward for their work. One of these members was president Cathy Glenn, who made this quite a successful year. Club Officers: Sue Bunstock -Mary Tunnell - Cathy Glenn - President Vice President Secretary 58 ON GROUND: Sue Hopper. ROW 1: Carol Strachan, Para McKee, Lily Gee, Tina Peterson, Patricia McKee, Carol Weikel, Hagi Boswell, Martha Stephens. ROW 2: Carla Kusel, Barbara Brazitis, Betty Farrens, Barbara Goodhue, Mary Kusel, Ellen Callaway, Debbie Winterrowd, Sherryl Carnc, Debbie Russell Gladys Wyles. ROW 3: Sue Betti, Mary Pero, Cindy Rogers, Wendy Toomey, Malinda Hampton, Lori Ross, June Metcalf, Cathy Glenn, Christl Messerschmidt, Susan Huber, Debbie Honsvick. S”Club S ervice Club is formed for girls in the tenth grade and above. It is primarily to give service to the school, community, and country. This year the girls raised money to Help Freddie Gurr Grow by having bake sales on Wedensday afternoons and by helping the family living class with their dinner. They helped serve at the Soroptimist Spaghetti dinner. The girls also helped with campus improvement by donating planters and or planting flowers. They cleaned the Hewitt Park area. Two of the highlights of the year was the initiation slumber party, held in the spring, and the S club convention in Asilimar in the spring. Fall Officers: ROW 1: Lily Gee, President, Pat McKee, Treasurer, Carol Strachan, Student Council Representative. ROW 2: Mary Pero, Correspondence Secretary, Pam McKee, Secretary, Christl Messerschmidt, Vice President, Ellen Callaway, Parlimentarian. 59 ROW 1: Fran Mickelson, Zand Gee, Cindy Bosworth, Joan Arseniak, Lyn Hensley, Stacy Cunningham. ROW 2: June Metcalf, Betty Farrens, Debbie Russell, Pat McKee, Mary Friend, Jill Black, Monte Greg, Louis Dawson. ROW 3: Mr. Hughes, Don Williams, Randy Frieze, Jim Taylor, Richard Giroux, Dale Waddell, Jeff Zundel. French Club The primary motive of the French Club is to better acquaint the students with the French culture. This is achieved through reading French literature and discussion about their idio-sycrasies and different ways of life and attitudes. The club plans activities, but for their own group and possibly a few guests. The main activity this year was their year-end swimming party. OFFICERS Mary Friend— vice-president Richard Giroux— president Lorrie Dawson— secretary Pat McKee— council representative. 60 Spanish Spanish Club is designed for those students interested and who have a desire to learn more about the cultures and customs of the Spanish ways of life. Spanish Club members had many recreational activities like the Spring semester fun night, members are also involved in contributing to scholarship funds. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Melinda Hampton, President; David Townsend, Secretary-Treasurer; Hojie Boswell, Student Council Rep. Row 1: Debbie French, Carla Kusel , David Townsend, and Dana Johnson. Row 2: Debbie Winterrowd, Melinda Hampton, Scot Kibodeaux, and Steve Callaway. Row 3: Laurie Van-Deventer, Mary Kusel, Hojie Boswell, Rob Gurgler, and Mr. McKenzie. 61 ROW 1: Georgann Wallace, Pam McKee, Cindy Rogers, Christl Messerschmidt, Carol Strachan, Miriam Maguire, Barbara Brazitis, Elizabeth Belyea. Row 2: Barbara Goodhue, Pat McKee, Deborah Winterrowd, Ellen Callaway, Lily Gee, Linda Clark, Nancy Williams, Meda Mathis, Mrs. Metheny. ROW 3: Laurel Walker, Mary Pero, Mary Hansel, Susan Hopper, Mary Skaufel, Susan Bunstock, Kevin Duncan, Lori Dawson. American Field Service Left to right: Meda Mathis, president; Mary Pero, senior representative; Pam McKee, secretary-treasurer; Pat McKee, vice-president; Nicki Puccinelli, publicity manager. 62 AFS has the responsibility of sponsoring a foreign exchange student. Unfortunately there has been no exchange student this year because no home was available. The club is not sure about having a foreign student at OHS next year because there is still no available home. Fund raising activities this year included a dance and holding a luncheon at the Monday Club. ROW' 1: Jerry Allee, Larry Huber, Peggy Pittman, Cathy Adams, Madeline Sinor, Kathy Law, Marvin Hall, Karen Holcomb, Randy Hall, ROW 2: Mr. Van Camp, Trudy Schenkel, Mike Warren, Lynn Marks, Cindy Baker, Tim Sheldon, John Hudson, Rusta Legget. ROW 3: Joe Boehnie, Fred Campbell, Jeff Huber, Brenda Bird, Sue Campbell, Joe Higgs, Larry Jeska, John Hudson, Ken Goggia. ROW 4: Ted Runge, Leonard Bye, Micky Clanton, Joe Katzenbenkler, Robert Tony, Tim Morris, Ed Shattuck, Paul Smith, Randall Jackson. ROW 5: Tom Woolsey, Lee Clabaugh, Frank Mize, David Munn, Frank Campbell, don Mize, Jay Moak, David Ellen. Future Farmers of America The Oroville Future Farmers had another active year. This year the club held two meetings a month—one day and one night. The night meetings were fun nights and day meetings were for business. Members participated in the usual contests: judging, parlimentary procedure, and public speaking. About half the members showed animals at the Silver Dollar Fair and some at the Golden Feather Fair. Community Service activities were campus improvements and painting a building at Sank Park. 63 ROW 1: Antilla O'Quinn, Edwena Henard, Peggy McCarter, Yvonne Thomas, Jean Brown, Sherry Thomas, Pat McCarter. ROW 2: Belinda Thomas, Rick Gabriel, Loretta King, Mr. Millet, Felicia Coleman, Mrs. Conger, Kenny Hirsh, Gail Brookter. Black Cultural Club STANDING: Sherry Thomas, Jean Brown. SITTING: Belinda Thomas, Peggy McCarter, Yvonne Thomas. The purpose of the Black Cultural Club is to study the culture of black people and their prospective places in the building of black history in America. The club studied the lives of Martin Luther King Jr., Eldridge Cleaver, and Malcolm X. These three people were picked to study so as to be able to touch all aspects on the Black Movement of America. The activities of the club over the year included bake sales, a dinner with a talent show, and a Martin Luther King Jr. memorial program. Members plan a Black Scholarship award with the money from their activities. Rural Recreation Club LEFT: Mayo Reyes, president; Rusta Legget, secretary; Dan Boone, treasurer; and Stacy Cunningham, vice-president. The O. H. S. Rec Club was intorduced this year under the supervision of Mr. Van Camp. The purpose of the club was to promote organized outdoor activities, sponsor conservation of the natural resources, and to provide leadership training. Activities this year included a camp-out on the lake, a snow trip to Inn Skip, and a dinner featuring conservation speakers. ROW 1: Rusta Legget, Mark Martin, Harry Powell, Dennis Sylva, Randy Hall, Tom Straws, Jay Sawtelle, Mayo Reyes, Stacey Cunningham. ROW 2: Scott Ward, Larry Jeska, Rocky Hudson, Mike Lauer, Tim Morris, Tim Andoe, Greg Smith, Alan Higgs. ROW 3: Ron Bynum, Dan Boone, John Weber, Mike Porter, Norman Neordan, Richard Bynum, Tim Jones, Richard Kepple, Mr. Van Camp. Audio-Visual Club The A. V. Club consists of interested students who meet on Thursday nights to produce new processes for the use Allan Hanson, Jeff Letson, Advisor Carol of A. V. materials. Baird, Tom Walker, Larry Vance, Bruce Cottrell, Valarie Cottrell. 66 TIGER TALES First row: Mrs. Day, Cindy Greer, and Debbie Noor. Second row: Trina Witucki, Jim Cox, Cindy Hunter, and Jeff Parker. Third row: Thad Pelton, Calvin Lantrip, Steve Moore and Donna Higgins. The Tiger Tales staff have been able to print many and varied interesting articles in Tiger Tales paper this year. The advertising group have done a very commendable job and with the support of many downtown merchants have been able to make the paper paper available to any student free of cost. Sue Hopper- president Sheryll Carne- secretary Betty Farens- vice- pres. Spring officers Ted Weidman- boys rep. Mary Stephens- girls rep. Senior Officers Betty Farens- president Debbie Russel- vice- pres. Fall officers Christl Messerschmidt- sec. Ron Ransbarger- boys rep. 69 DAVID LEON ADAMS Student Body President 4; Freshman Boys Representative; NHS 2,4; Block O 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Powder Puff Head-coach 4; Boxing 1,2,4; Golf 3,4. LYNN MARIE AICEGA CSF 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; S Club 3,4; GAA 1; AFS 2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 4; Future Nurses 3; Girls State Representative 3. DANIEL HOWARD ALBIEZ CAROL ANN ALBRECHT Pep Club 4; Chorusl; Choir 2,3,4; Powder Puff 4. ROCHELLE ANDERSON NHS 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 2; Nisbet Princess 1; Powder Puff 3, Tiger Tales 3. ROBERT TIMOTHY ANDOE Freshman treasurer; Key Club 4; S Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Block O 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Rural Rec. Club SC representative 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Baseball 1,2; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. 70 LINDA SUE ARMER MARGIE LOU ANN ARMER JOAN ELLEN ARSENIAK CSF 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Top Ten 1,2; French Club 1,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF. JOHN JAY ARSENIAK KARLA LENELLE ATKISON BRUCE ALAN BAKER NHS 1,2,3; Student Council 1.2. RANDY THOMAS BAKER Football 1. KERRY ANN BALDWIN Freshman Girls Representative; S Club 2; GAA 1 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4. Powder Puff 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4. JOHN BARTEL Block 01,2,3,4; Rural Re Club 4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4. Seniors PEGGY LYNN BAUGUESS Pep Club 4; Songleader 4. RAY BECHTEL FFA 1,2,3. SUSAN BETTI NHS 4; S Club 4; French Club 1, GAA 4. 71 TIM BERG THOMAS KEITH BLAKE Boys State 3; Brain Brawl 4; CSF 1,2,3,4;CSF president 3; Life Member CSF; NHS 1,2,3,4; NHS secretary 2; NHS Stu. Council representative 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; High Point Track man 1; Most improved Track player 2; Student Council 1, 2,3,4. Student Body Vice-president 4; Block O 1,2, 3,4; Top Ten 3,4. DEBORAH ANN BOOM GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 2; J. V. Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Powder Puff 3,4. DAN BOONE Key Club 4; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Rural Rec. Club 4; Boxing 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. CYNTHIA BOSWORTH CSF 2,3,4; Life Member CSF; NHS 2,3,4; French Club 4; Band 1,4; Choir 4; Brain Brawl 4. BARBARA LEE BRAZITIS Junior class secretary; Student Body Secretary 4; CSF 2,3,4; Life Member CSF; NHS 1,2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Point Recorder 4; AFS 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 4; Bank of America English Award; Latin Club 4. CHERYLL ANN BROMLEY STEVEN BROOKS ANITA ANN BROWN Student Body President 4; Tigerette 3; Student Council 3; Powder Puff 3,4. 72 GEARY RAY BUCHANAN ROBERT JAMES BUSH Nugget 3. RICHARD THOMAS BYNUM Rural Rec. Club 4. THERESA MARIE CAFFEY SANDY CAIN DEBBY CALLAWAY JOAN DIANE CAMPBELL S Club 4; GAA 4; Powder Puff 4. KATHLEEN CAMPBELL SHERYLL DIANA CARNE Senior class Sec-treasurer; S Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Powder Puff 4. 73 KEITH CASADA Baseball 3,4. CAROL CAUGHEY GARY LEE CASAGRANDE Block 0 2,3,4; Block O Serge ant-at-Ar ms 3; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Boxing 2; All-league Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Nugget 4. KATHLINE JOANNE CASTLEBERRY GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Drafting Club 2; School Improvement Club 1. LEE ANTHONY CLABAUGH FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1. SHERIDAN LYNN COLBY Junior class president; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Songleader 3,4; Christmas Queen 4; Powder Puff 4. Seniors 74 MARDELLA ANN CONLEY GAA 1. FELECIA COLEMAN Drill team 2; Black Cultural Club 4; Girls Basketball 4. JEFFREY ROY COMER VALARIE COTTRELL STACEY MARIAN CUNNINGHAM Junior class president; French Club 1,4; GAA 1; Rural Rec. Club 4. CARLA FAYE CURRIER GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; J.C. Nisbet Tournament Queen 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Bank of America Home Economics Award 4; Betty Crocker Award 4. SHELLEY CONOVER TERRY GILBERT DABY DON COLLINS DAHLMEIER Block O 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1; Wrestling 2; Tennis 1,2,3,4. RICHARD NELSON DAVIS Student Council 4. TERESA GAY DAVIS Sophomore Vice-president; GAA 4; Pep Club 2. DAVID DEAN 75 MARTIN DENNIS JOSEPH JOHN DIAZ Key Club 4; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. RACHAEL DIAZ NHS 4; Spanish Club 3; GAA 4, Pep Club 4. Seniors DAVID FRANKLIN DICK Key Club 4. LINDA MARLENE DORMAN GAA 1,4; Powder Puff 3. DENISE MICHELLE DUFFUS KEVIN WILLIAM DUNCAN FFA 4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3; Tiger Tales. DELORES DUNN DENICE EILEEN ELDERKIN 76 MARY LOU ELEDGE Chorus 1,3,4; Photo Club2. MARY ANN ELMORE Tiger Tales 4. HAROLD ENTJER Baseball 3,4; Rural Rec. Club 4. LUCILLE RUTH ENTJER Powder Puff 4. BETTY LYNN FARRENS CSF 1,3,4; NHS 1,2,3,4; S Club 3,4; French Club 1, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Student Concerns Com. 4. LINDA FEHR MICHELLE KAY FLOWER Chorus 1,2,3,4. RANDAL FORBES FRANK FOWLER JR. CSF 2; NHS 2,3; Block O 1,2; Track 1. 77 MARY ANN FRANKLIN NHS 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4 4; GAA Publicity Manager 3; Pep Club 2,3; Powder Puff 3. CAROLYN E LISE FRENG Powder Puff 4. MARY LOUISE FRIEND CSF 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF; NHS 1,2,3,4; Top Ten 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Powder Puff 3. CAROLYN FULTZ CARL JOESPH GALLAGHER Block O 1,2,3,4; Football 1. LILY FAYE GEE CSF 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF; CSF secretary 3; Top Ten 1,2,3,4; NHS 1,2,3,4; NHS treasurer 3; S Club 2, 3,4; S Club vice-president 3,S Club president 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Christmas Formal Princess 4. GEORGIA MAE GERDES CHARLES WARREN GILBERT Key Club 4; FFA 1. RICHARD STEVEN GIROUX Student Body vice-president 4; CSF 1,2,3; NHS 1,2,3,4; French Club president 4; Electronics Club sec-treasurer 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 3; Intramural basketball 4; Badminton tournament 3,4. 78 CATHLEEN GALE GLENN NHS 3,4; S Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club president 4; Choir 1, 2,3,4; Choir Outstanding member award 3; Powder Puff 4. JUNE LOUISE GNASS GAA 2,3; Drafting Club 2; School Improvement Club 1. JEFF GONCE Student Council Rally Commissioner 4; Sophomore Boys representative; CSF 3, 4; NHS 2,3,4; Block 02,3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Powder Puff Coach 3, 4; Intramural basketball 4; Badminton tourney 2,3,4; National Merit Letter of Recomend at ion 4. BARBARA LANE GOODHUE Senior Girls representative; NHS 2,3,4; S Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club vice-president 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Songleader ; Powder Puff4. DAVID RICHARD GOODSON NHS 2,3; Block O 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 1,2; Black Cultural Club 4. MARY GAIL HANSELL Seniors NHS 2,3,4; S Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3. MIMI ELIZABETH HARLES S Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ROGER LANE HARRIS BRIAN ERWIN HAUGEN NHS 3; Block O 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Cross Country 1,3; Track 1,2,3. 79 CHERIS ELLEN HAYMOND GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. THOMAS DEAN HAZEN CSF 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF; NHS 3,4; Baseball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4. LESLIE KIM HENSLEY GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Powder Puff 4. THOMAS ALAN HILL Key Club 2,3,4; Block O 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 2; Tiger Tales 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3. ROBYN GAY HOFFMIER GAA 1,2,3,4. KATHERINE RENE HOLMES GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Christmas Formal princess 4. DEBORAH JEAN HONSVICK S Club 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 4. SUSAN JANE HOPPER Senior class president; CSF 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF; CSF treasurer 4; NHS 2,3, 4; NHS historian 3; Top Ten 2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; S Club student council representative; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA vice-president 4; AFS 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Girl of the Month 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Pep, Concert and Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Student Body Secretary 4; S Club president 4; Score-keeper 1,2,3,4; Choir 4. JOHN HOWARTH Key Club 4; Block O 2,3,4; Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Boxing 1,2. 80 SANDRA LOU HUBER BARBARA LEE HUDSON Freshman Vice-president; Student Body Historian 4; NHS 1,2,3,4; S Club 1,2; French Club 3; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Head Varsity Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Powder Puff 3,4. CHESTER ALAN HUFF Seniors STEPHEN DOUGLAS HUTCHINSON Basketball 1; Wrestling 3. MIKE IMEL Key Club 4; Football 1. Baseball 2; Track 1. MIKE fMEL SANDRA JENKINS TIM JENKINS Spanish Club 1; Block O 1, 2,3,4; Rural Rec. Club 2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; Tiger Tales 3; Tennis 1,2; Chess Club 1. SCOTT DAVID JOHNSON Key Club 3,4; Spanish lub 1; Block O 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Boxing 1,2; STEVE DOUGLAS JOHNSON Block O 1,2,3,4; Football 1, Baseball 1,2,4. 81 TIM ALLAN JONES Rural Rec. Club 4. KEITH DUANE KELLY PATRICK WARREN KEPLER Block O 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Nugget 4, Tennis 1,2, Racket Club 1,2. DONNA MARGUERITE KISSEE RICHARD DEAN KEPPLE Block O 1,2,3,4; Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1, Track 2,4. STEPHEN ROBERT KLEIN NHS 2,3,4; Vice-president NHS 4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O representative 3; Block O Vice-president 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Allleague Outstanding Lineman 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball's Most Valuable Player 1, Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4;CSF4. Seniors 82 THOMAS KRUSE NEAL ANGELO LAC AT IV O Junior class vice-president NHS 2,3,4; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,3; Track 1; Golf 3; Work Experience 4. KAREN LYNN LAMBERT GAA 1,2,3. USSA DRENNAN LAM DIN CSF 2,3,4; NHS 1,2,3,4; Top Ten 1; Tiger Tales 2. PAUL MARTIN LANDES Wrestling 1,2. WILLIAM JOSEPH LAUER Key Club 4; French Club 2; Spanish 1,2; Block O 1,2, 3,4; Rural Rec. Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Head cheerleader Powder Puff 4. STAN LAWRENCE MARK ALLEN LAWSON Key Club 2,3,4; Block O 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Powder Puff Coach 3; Nugget 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. KENNETH LAWRENCE LEACH RUSTA E LIE AN LEGGET FFA 2,3,4; FFA secretary 2; FFA sentinal 3; FFA treasurer 4; Rural Rec. 4; Rural Rec. secretary 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Student Council 4. DENISE LEMAN GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Powder Puff 3,4; Choir 3,4. DEBBIE SUE LIGHTLE CSF 3,4; NHS 3,4; S Club 3; GAA 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, 2,4; Head Songleader 4; Nisbet Princess 3. 83 NORMAN LINCOLN SANDY LEE ANN LONG GAA 1,2. ED IE ELAINE LOW MAN GAA 1. PEGGY JEAN MC CARTER Vice-president Black Cultural Club 4; Chorus 2; Choir 3,4; Art Poster Winner 4. WILLIAM KENT MC COY 84 CSF 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF; NHS 2,3,4; Top Ten 3,4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O secretary 2,4; Basketball statistician 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Marching and Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Brain Brawl 4. PAMELA EVE MC KEE CSF 2,4; NHS 2,3,4; SClub 3,4; S Club sec-treasurer 4; French Club 1,4; French Club representative 4; AFS 3,4; AFS secretary-trea. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Powder Puff 4. PATRICIA MAE MC KEE CSF 1,2,4; NHS 2,3,4; S Club 3,4; S Club sec-treasurer 4; GAA 1,2,3,4, AFS 3,4; AFS vice-president 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3. MIKE BARR MC PART LAND NHS 2; Key Club 3,4; S Club 3; French Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Block O 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Rural Rec. Club 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; All-league tennis 3,4. MIRIAM PATRICIA MAGUIRE GAA 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. MICHAEL LEE MAHLUM Key Club 2,3,4; Key Club representative 3,4; Block O 1,2,3,4; Block O representative 2,3; Block O president 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Powder Puff cheerleader 3,4. LORI LEE MANSON GAA 1,2,3; Drafting Club2; School Improvement Club2. ANTHONY JAMES MARTELLO Sophomore class vice-president; Junior class Boys representative; CSF 1,2,3, 4; Life Member CSF; NHS 1,2,3,4; NHS representative 3; Top Ten 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club Serge ant-at-arms 3; Key Club president 4; French Club 3; Block O 1,2,3,4; AFS 2; Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; McClatchy Math Award 3; Brain Brawl 4; Powder Puff coach 3,4; Powder Puff cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4. JUNE ELLEN METCALF Freshman class secretary; Sophomore class Girls representative; Junior class president; Student Body Publicity Chairman 4; CSF 1,2,4; NHS 2,3,4; Top Ten 1; S Club 3,4; French Club 2,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Track scorer 2, 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. JENNIE MILTON JULIE ANN MORFORD DENISE RACHELLE MILLS FFA 1, Nugget 3. MARK JAMES MARTIN Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2.3. CHRISTL INGRID MESSERSCHMIDT Senior class secretary; CSF 1,2,3,4; Life member CSF; CSF vice-president, 4; NHS 1,2,3,4; Top Ten 2; SClub 3,4; S Club vice-president 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 2,3; Track scorekeeper 3; Bank of America Foreign Language Award; Chico State Fair Art Award. 85 TIMOTHY LEE MORRIS FFA 1,2,3.4. DEBORAH KAY MUNSON Life Member CSF; NHS 4; Top Ten 4; Band 4. MARK STEPHEN MUNSTER Block O 1,2,3; Basketball 2. PAT JEAN NORRIS GAA 3,4; Choir 4. RHONDA LYNN NOYER Freshman Girls representative; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Powder Puff 2. KAREN ANN NUGENT Sophomore class president GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Powder Puff 4. Seniors ARVADA KALLEAN OVERSTREET GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3, 4; GAA All-stars bowling 3; Powder Puff 4. MIKE PARAPID LEE PARKER 86 LINDA PARKER MARY PERO MARTINA JEAN PETERSON CSF 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Life Member CSF; Top Ten 1,2,3,4; S Club 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. DAVID WARREN PITTMAN Block O 1,2; Football 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 1. HARRY NELSON POWELL Rural Rec. Club 4. DUWAIN PRATHER Football 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 2. HERB PRICE Sophomore Boys representative; Block 0 2; Track 1; Tiger Tales 3. BEVERLY ANNE PRUESS GAA 3,4; Pep Club 2; Powder Puff 4. lor LORNA MAE PULLEY 87 BERT REYNOLDS GARY LEE RAYOME Block O 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1, Track 1,2,3,4. MAYO REYES Key Club vice-president 4; Rural Rec. Club president 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Boxing 1,2,3,4; Outstanding Boxer Award 4. GEORGE RONALD RANSBARGER Junior and senior classes Boys representative; Block O Custodian 4; Block 0 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Wrestling 1; Track 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. BOB EARL RICHARDSON Block O 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2. NORMAN LEE RIORDAN Rural Rec. Club 4. STEVEN ALBERT ROCCHI CSF 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF; CSF representative 3; NHS 1,2,3,4; NHS president 3,4; Top Ten 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Block O representative 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Brain Brawl 4. WALTER WAYNE ROGERS WAYNE ROGERS 88 BILL ROYER Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1; Basketballll; Golf 3,4; Band 1; Tiger Tales 3. ROBYN RHEA RUNGE Choir 4. DEBORAH ANN RUSSELL Sophomore president; Junior class secretary; Senior vice-president; NHS 1,2,3, 4; S Club 2,3,4; French Club 1,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Song-leader 4; Christmas Formal Princess 3; GAA All-stars 2; Powder Puff 3,4; J.C. Nisbet Basketball Queen 4. MIKE SANTOS CSF 1,2,3,4; Top Ten 4; AFS 3,4. MIKE SAWYER Football 1; Basketball Manager 3. CHARLES LEWIS SCOTT CSF 1,2,3,4; Life Member CSF; CSF Sergeant-at-armes3,4; NHS 1,2,3,4; NHS vice-president 3; Top Ten 1; Block O 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Brain Brawl 4. SHERYLE LYNN SHARP Powder Puff 4. DEANNA LYNN SHELDON TIMOTHY OWEN SHELDON FFA 1,2,3,4; Rural Rec. Club 4; Wrestling 2. 89 DENISE SHERIDAN Pep Club 2,3,4; Nugget 4. VALERIE ANN SIMMONS GAA 4; Pep Club 4; Choir 4. DAVID SILVA Block O 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2. MYKAL DENNIS SIDENSTRICKER Key Club 4; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff cheerleader 3. STEVE GEORGE SKUPOWSKI CSF 4; NHS 2,3,4. KATHLEEN SMITH S Club 4; GAA 4; Powder Puff 3. MARY ELIZABETH STEPHENS Senior class Girls representative; CSF 1,2; NHS 2, 3,4; S Club 3; French Club 1, GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3, 4. TY SMITH Block O 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Nugget 4; Intramural Basketball 4; T. S. F. C.assistant Adv. 4. LINDA JO SOLOMON GAA 1,2,3,4; Tiger Tales3. 90 RICHIE MARK STEPHENS LINDA MARIE STINE Sophomore Girls representative. CAROL SUE STRACHAN NHS 1,2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3,4; Speech contestant 3,4. THOMAS LEE STRAWS Rural Rec. Club 4; Wrestling 1,3,4. DENNIS LESLIE SYLVA Block O 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1. SHARI TATRO GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Powder Puff 4; Tigerette 4. JACK TAYLOR French Club 1, Concert, Pep, and Marching Band 1, 2,3,4; Theatre 3,4. BELINDA CAROL THOMAS Black Cultural Club president 4. 91 CATHLEEN ANNE THOMPSON LARRY THOMPSON Block 0 2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2. JIM TOWNSEND Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3.4. MARLON ROBERT TURNER Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3. STEPHEN PATRICK TROVER Key Club 4; Block O 1,3, 4; Football 1; Track 1,3,4. DALE ALAN WADDELL French Club 4; Football 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,4; Choir 3, 4; Nugget 3. BOYD ALAN WAITE CSF 2,3,4; Life Member CSF; NHS 2,3,4; Top Ten 1,2,3,4; CSF president 4; Brain Brawl; Basketball 1; Golf 1,2,3,4. JOHN WEBBER Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 2,3. SCOTT DUANE WARD CSF 1; NHS 2,3,4; Rural Rec. Club 4; Football 1, Track 1. DANIEL WARREN Block O 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2.3,4. PETER WALKER WIRTHS 92 FFA 3. TED LEE WEIDMAN Senior class Boys representative; Block O 1,2,3, 4; Block O Sergeant-at-arms 4; Football 1,2; Track 2; Baseball 1; Block O Golden Gloves; Theater 3.4. BILL BOYNTON WELCH NHS 1,2,3,4; Football 4 DONALD DUNCAN WILLIAMS CSF 2; NHS 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Band 1; Tennis 1, 2, ROY LEE WILLIAMS Block O 1,2; Track 1. MONICA WITUCKI GERARD WOOD Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Student council 1. TOMMY WOOLSEY FFA 4. DIANN MARIE WRIGHT GAA 1,2,3; School Improvement Club 1. DONNA LYNN WRIGHT GLADYS LEVONNWYLES S Club 4; GAA 4; Future Nurses 1,2,3. ALBERT THEODORE WYMAN Seniors DONALD CRAIG YOUNG NHS 2 ; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 1, Block O 2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2,4; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Block O Boxing 1,2, 4; Student Council 1. JEFF ZUNDEL 93 MARSHA DAVIS DEBBIE LIGHTLE (head) SHERI COLBY OUR OHS SONG LEADERS During the past year Peggy, Debbie, Barbara, Marsha, Sheri, and Debbie have enjoyed their duties as songleaders. In June of last year, three girls in the group went to a songleaders camp at Squaw Valley for four days. There they were taught several routines and clants which they brought back to the rest of the group to use in our coming school year rallies. During the rest of the summer, the girls practiced hard making up routines and smoothing over the rough spots in them. They worked several nights a week for usually about two hours each night. At their first few rallies as you probably noticed, they always wondered whether their routines were very good and what you, the student body, thought of them. But as more and more time passed, as well as rallies, they became more confident in themselves and their routines. They also began to realize that they were rather privileged at having been chosen as songleaders at OHS for the school year 1971-1972. Good-bye and thanks from all ot us...... 97 Adele Salzman Varsity Cheerleaders Heather Heaslip Corrine Conner Rita Boaz Julie Church Helen Diaz Cathy Newton Frosh Tigerette Shari Tatro (left) served as the Oroville Tigers' mascot. Shari attended football and basketball games in Tigerette costume doing her acrobatic routines and stunts. Cheerleaders Another first in 72 was the bevy of Frosh Cheerleaders. For a long time the freshmen have needed support and leadership in the spirit and yelling department—a need very ably met by Julie, Helen, Rita and Kathy. THE ALMA MATER Freshmen showed their spirit on Monday. Their activities included a Spirit Town ' featuring a Tiger Boutique and Spirit Theater. Freshmen also won the Tug-of-War battle on Tuesday. Spirit A bright Tuesday helped sophomore spirit. Seniors won the sophomore tricycle race, but sophomores came in first with spirit during the tournament assembly and won the Victory bucket. Juniors whooped it up Wednesday noon. The roller skate brigade whipped through the quad area to the live junior band and torch singer. Chi-chi Hodge. Junior candidate, Jill Black, won the lemon-eating contest on Friday. Week FEBRUARY 29th — MARCH 2nd The seniors WON spirit week. This was due to their creative ideas, such as the 72 Tiger, the Senior Band, and giving out corsages to the faculty as bribes. Freshmen Class Officers President: Yvonne Thomas V-Pres: Anne Townsend Boys Rep: Duffy Elliott Sec-Tres: Leslie Weibel spring 104 Girls Rep: Renee Delliquadri. President: Yvonne Thomas V-Pres: Anne Townsend Sec-Treas: Rose Hilliard 105 April Abbott Mike Adams Rick Adams Marianne Aleck Rhonda Algers Jerry Alley Cheri Ambrose Katy Anderson Norman Anderson Nicole Antoine Gary Asbury Carey Bailey Cindy Baker Rodger Baldridge Judith Barnes Denice Barr Vickie Baugh Paul Bean Rebecca Belyea Karen Bernerd Char line Berry Rita Boaze Joseph Boehme Colin Boggs Marsha Boynton Cynthia Bradshaw Walter Brake Richard Brasher Colleen Brewster Linda Brown Rick Brown Sharon Brown Bryan Brownell John Brubaker Douglas Bungarz 106 Stanley Bunstock Robert Burns Ray Burwell Teresa Bynum Stephen Callaway Renee Cannon Melodee Carlson Elizabeth Carroll Douglas Chaffee Suzie Chapman Michael Chastain Stuart Cheff Brian Christ Freshmen Julie Church Valerie Cobbler Gary Collins Michael Comer David Conner Beverly Cook Jeannie Corbell Lynene Corkin Isaac Craz Tim Davis Jerry Dean Dennis Deets Rennee Delliquardri Ola Dennis Elmer Diaz Helen Diaz Kathy Dick David Dolder Perry Dorman Lorraine Dyer 107 Duffy Elliott Sandra Emken Debbie Enlgish Gerald Eubanks James Evans Michael Evans Flynn Fallon Jerry Fariester Renee Faulkner Donald Felipe Michael Ferland Michael Ferretti Glenn Finkenkeller Jesse Finkenkeller Michael Ford Michael Foster The year started off with freshman % •i. % r Diana Fowler Patricia Franklin Sara Franklin David Franks Dora French James Freidel John Fridrich Tonya Fryar Chris Fultz Karol Garrick 108 Roger Gary Mark Gilbert Paul Gilbert John Gipe Robb Girdler Jane Gnass Kenneth Goggia Chris Goodhue Laura Goodwin Ronald Griffin orientation groups. Debra Guthrie Cheryl Guyer Catherine Hahn Marvin Hall Tony Hall William Halsey Melody Hampton Glennis Hartley Joe Hatzenbuehler Mark Heaslip Randy Helton Brit Hemenway Freshmen Jerry Herring Susan Higgins William Hill Rosemarie Hilliard Richard Hills 109 Freshmen Mark Holder Welland Hollis Sherry Hook Kelly Horn Jilllan Hobble Bryon Hoffraier Karin Holcomb Robert Holcomb Jeri Hotchkiss Patricia Houck Larry Huber Maureen Hunter Charolette Jackson Ranzal Jackson Trudy Jacobsen Brian Jacoby Rorick James Kevin Jernigan Ronnie Johns Dale Johnson Larry Johnston Dean Jones Bill Kampstra Randall Keith no Dianna King Marilee Kingdon Anita K inn a man Linda Klein Robyn Landes Jessica Leach Larry Lindhorst Donald Loomis Mike Klobas Terri Koga Roger Kopp Debora Lamb Ruth Louderback Lance Love Kristina Lowry Mark Lucero Richard McFaul Kim Me Gar r Douglas MeGie Tina MeGarth Deborah McKim Lora Me Le more Dennis Machado Charlene Manley Rodney Manning Joel Martin Patricia Martin Rhonda May Ricky Medford Cheryl Midkiff Linda Miles Arthur Miller Daniel Mize George Moak Leslie Mofield David Molnar Carol Moore Rene Morehouse Christine Morlet Anita Morris Dorinda Morris David Morton Jay Nelson Kathy Newton Roger Newton Charles Nichols Kathryn Northern Frank Onions Greg Osborn Pat Parapid Gail Passmore Lorri Patz Rose Pettit Scott Porteou8 Donna Powell Robert Prather Stella Pulley Kevin Purdy Randell Ramick John Ratliff Hector Reyes Cliceria Rodriquez Cynthia Rogers Gary Rogers Terry Rogers Jane Root Ted Runge Dale Sanders 114 Olen Sanders Malinda Sargent John Schultz Douglas Scofield Denise Scoggins Barbara Scott Cherel Stattuck Maryann Shattuck Cynthia Shetterly Michael Shields Floyd Skaufel Marvin Smith Jeanne Smith Freshmen Vicki Smith Vicki Smith Terry Stephens Steven Stewart John Taylor Kim Teer Scott The lander Kendall Thomas Yvonne Thomas Peter Ticknor Anne Townsend Deborah Townsend Kenneth Townsend Colleen Tuhey Alicia Van Blair Debra Van Buskirk Debra Van Zandt Dawn Vicars Carol Villanveva Leslie Waibel Raymond Walker Debbie Wallace Vance Ward Douglas Warren Rick Washeleski Martin Weekes Carol We ike 1 Betti Welch Maile West Martin West George Whitfield Jeffrey Whitman Robert Whitmore Randy Wieland Laura William Linda Williams Randy Wilson Richard Winterrowd Richard Wood Cynthia Wisti Jill Wright Shelly Wright Douglas York Sophomore Class Officers V-Pres: Wendy Toomey President: Chisty Leman Girls Rep: Debbie Peres Sec-Treas: Jayne Seeman spring 116 Secretary: Mary Tunnell V-Pres: Kathy Furtado President: Debbie Peres Girls Rep.: Mary Carras Jay Albrecht Gregg Aleck Joyce Allen Kathleen Alvarez Lorinda Alves Ruth Arruda Debi Balmer Robert Bateman Lyn Baugh John Bauguess Ronnie Belcher Steven Betts Kari Bills Brenda Bird Deidre Black Ethyl Black Terena Blewitt Kathleen Boggs Lauretta Boswell Richard Bowles Barnard Brazitis Lee Brereton Ararat Brinker Robert Bromley Clinton Brooks Patricia Brooks David Brown Loretta Brown Michael Brumley Grace Bunn 118 Andrew Byers Ron Bynum Denise Byram Ellen Callaway Candace Campbell Frank Campbell Fred Campbell Susan Campbell Louis Carlin Mary Carras David Castillo Laurie Castleberry Steve Castleberry Peter Caffee Michael Clanton Nancy Cochran Cash Colby Brenda Colley Francis Collins Corrine Conner Andrew Corbaley Phillip Cothern Bruce Cottrell Sophomores Cheryl Crook Debera Dalton Janet Damon Clark Davis Mary Demo 119 Sylvia Demo Mark Devoll Julian Diaz Lloyd Dickison Ronald Dodd Brian Dolgovin Nancy Dorr Jim Driver Diane Duffus Kathryn Duncan David Dunn Lennis Dunn Janet Dunn am Nicholas Duren Janet Eary Larry Edgar The sophomores ALWAYS did have more spirit. David Eller Duke Elmore Helena Elston Roy E me rick Rocky English Victoria Edwards Robin Farmer Kristine Fleener Terri Floyd Cheryle Foley Kevin Foley Ned Fortner John Fowler Sophomores Debbie French Kathy Frieze Brad Fulton Katherine Furtado Ricky Gabriel Kenneth Geiger Robert George Susan Gerald Eva Gilbert Joan Gilbert Cheryl Glenn John Gnass Frank Gomez Jan Gonce Victor Gray Kathy Green Sharon Gregg Pat Hall Roy Hall Malinda Hampton 121 James Hansen Allan Hanson Norma Harger Philip Hayes Lisa Hemenway Samanthia Hicks Cynthia Hill Patricia Hills Connie Holder Keith Holmes Glen Honsvick John Hoover Howard Hopper Michael Howard Jeffery Huber Johnny Hudson Renita Hughes John Iacopi John Ishmael Darrell Jackson Debra Jarrett Deanna Jamison Gwyn Jackson Sophomores Pamela Jimenez Dana Johnson Darryl Johnson Eric Johnson Ellen Jones 122 Thomas Jones Pamela Josephson Wyatt Kaelin Cynthia Kaupanger Michael Keddy Susan Keddy Kevin Kent Jeanette Kepple Cynthia Kern Scott Kibodeauz V Edward King Lyndon Klein Gerald Kruse Carla Kusel Larry Lacy Vernon Lambert Leslie Lamka Leilani Lantrip Dale Larsen Russell Larsen James Lauer Christy Leman Kenneth Leonard Teresa Leonard Jeffrey Letson Donald Libby Randy Long Karen Looper Cynthia Lucas Diana Lyle 123 Steve McClain Harold McCoy Barbara McGilvery James McGrath Lynn Me Inturf Steve McPartland Victoria McWilliams Patricia Mclnturf Sophomores Bruce Marche 1 Mike Martin Bob Martin Debbie Mathis William Mathis Dorothy May Dorcas Means Michael Mendonsa Vickie Mercer Clinton Miland John Mills Steve Mills Deborah Minter Don Moore William Moore James Morris David Munn Janet Munson David Nichols Ritchey North 124 Mildred Northern Dan Noyer Susan Nugent Dennis O' Kelley Art Ilia O'Quinn John O'Quinn Kimberlee Olsen Donald Oswalt Jody Owens Marian Owens Mike Pacino Rex Papa Pamela Parker Jesse Payne Deborah Peres Donna Pero Cheryl Peterson Pamela Phelps Rossilyn Pippitt Peggy Pittman Debbie Pool Sophomores usually won the Spirit Bucket, Debra Porter Diana Powell Julia Rabbltt Marc Reavis Emilio Reyes Richard Reynolds Debra Richards Terri Riggs Rick Roberson Debra Roberts William Rocchi Lori Ross Thomas Russell Arletha Salonius Ann Santos Laurie Schultz Jayne See man Marcia Shannon Edward Shattuck John Shattuck Brad Shaw Rusty Shook Catherine Showalter Ann Sigler Mary Silva John Sims Madeline Sinor Richard Smith Rileen Smith Sandy Smith Karen Smlttc mp Donald St ace Karen Starkey Pamela Starkey Martha Stephens Sherrie Stephens Larry Stevens Debbi Stonebaker Kristen Sweet Cheri Taylor Susan Taylor Judy Thompson Kurt Thompson Rowland Thompson Robert Toney Wendy Toomey David Townsend Jack Tull Mary Tunnell Edna Valey Larry Vance Laurie Van Deventer Elaine Van Dusen Sophomores Lynda Van Hart Jack Vollendroff Margaret Walker Thomas Walker Carole Ward 127 Michael Warren Chris Warrick Molly Wayes William Webb Ronald Weekes Lance We id man Carl Whitfield Shirley Whitworth Sophomores Paula Wielpuetz Glen Williams Jeffery Williams David Williamson Norma Willson Linda Wilson Deborah Winterrowd Trina Witucki Teri Witzsche Albert Wood Michael Wright Jacqueline Wycoff Shirley Wyles Tressie Wyles Patty Yates Michele Zambory Edward Zancanella William Zundel Steven Higgins Franklin Mize 128 Junior Class Officers Clockwise from top. Pres.; Zand Gee V-Pres.; Sue Bunstock Sec. Treas.; Monte Gregg Girls Rep. ; Lorrie Dawson Boys Rep. ; Kevin Herina spring Clockwise from top. Pres. ; Kevin Herina V-Pres.; Fran Mickelson Secretary.; Zand Gee Girls Rep. ; Sue Bunstock 130 Sandra Able Catherine Adams Leona Adams Darrel Archuleta Jeffery Asher Connie Baker Sheri Baker Debora Baldwin Hank Ball Cynthia Barnes Melissa Barnes Candice Barr Richard Bascherini Michael Beam Elizabeth Belyea Robert Berryman Jill Black Gregory Blagg Dena Boggs Thomas Bone David Boswell Connie Brown Jean Brown William Bruce Patricia Bunn Susan Bunstock Mark Burns Robert Bums Elenore Caffey Cheryle Cain Pat Campbell Terri Cannon 'l Foster Carr Susan Carroll Jackilynn Caruso Helen Church Linda Clark Danny Cobbler William Cochran Glenn Conley Brad Cor kin Virginia Cory James Cox Joseph Crook Thomas Dallas Juniors Marsha Davis Lorrie Dawson Georgianne Day Michael Demmers Robert Devol Stephen Diaz Cheryle Dick Jewel Dicldson Pam Dolder Dennis Doroh 132 Shelly Dugan Daniel Dunn Thomas Dunnam Debbie Duzan Jimmie Elkins Larry Ferland Joan Finlayson Gregory Frieze Diane Frv Zand Gee Gregory Goddard David Goggia Tomasa Gonzalez Jack Goodman Bernice Gramps David Gramps Theresa Green Cynthia Greer Monte Gregg Randy Hall Victoria Hansen 133 Bruce Hanson Tony Hanson Thomas Harris Paul Haymond Heather Heaslip Lyn Hensley Kevin Herina Jolyn Herndon Donna Higgins Carole Hollis Patrick Holmes Robert Hottinger Mike Howard Susan Huoer 134 Cynthia Hunter Patricia Hunter Mistell James Larry Jeska Michael Johnson Craig Jones Cindy Kampstra Mark Kangas Mark Karr Mary Kennady Dana Koenig Ted Kruse Juniors Marc Lam din Calvin Lantrip Michael Lauer Randall Lawson Robert Lerner 135 Jeri Lindquist Twila Lindsay Dennis Loseth Daniel Love Maxine McCown David McGarr William McGuigan Jeffery Mclnturf Deanna McKelvey Rick McQuown James McQuown Craig Marr Lee Mastelotto Meda Mathis Jimmy Mayberry 136 Yalline Melton Rhea Meyer Stanley Meyer Frances Mickelson Marilyn Moore Richard Morehouse Larry Morford John Morse Raymond Munster Debra Neher ■ Linda Nisbet Debra Noor Mark Nugent Heather Olson Gayle Onions Susan Overstreet Debbie Owens Penny Owens Brad Parker Jeff Parker Greg Passmore Patricia Pattison Thad Pelton Terry Peres Tony Pero Jean Peterson Leonard Peterson Dale Phillips Claire Pittman Mike Porter Judy Powers 137 Kevin Powers Janese Prather Nicki Puccinelli Robert Reeder Jessica Roark Debra Roberts Patricia Robinson Danny Rogers Greg Rossini Harlan Rowe Adele Salzman Elmer Sawyer Carlton Sawtelle Trudy Schenkel Ida Sheridan Robert Showalter Richard Sigler Bruce Silvara Mary Skaufel David Skupowski Dennis Smith Gregory Smith Paul Smith Randall Smith Michelle Stephens Dolores Stokes Earl Stowell Darlene Stubbs Trevis Sutton John Sylvester Beverly Tarr Sherry Thomas Joel Todd Katheryn Townsend Brian Tulley Ricky Valey Joe Vaughan John Voris Laurel Walker Georgann Wallace Latnel Walter Kelly Ward Terry Warren Bill Wheeler Larry Whitcomb Debra White Brian Whittlock Sharon Whitmore Dana Wieland Lloyd Wilcox Gary Williams Nancy Williams Wayne Wilson Richard Wolfe Vickie Wolmutt Terry Wood Randy Woolsey Kathleen Wright Ginger Yates 139 Top of the O (clockwise) Vickie Holloway, Martha Stephens, Robert Prather, Dale Waddell, Mike Johnson, Marsha Boynton, Karol Garrick, Dianna King, Cindy Rogers, Jeanette Kepple, Dora French, Jane Root, Teri Witzsche, Carla Kusel, Dana Johnson, Para parker, Cliceria Rodriguez, Debra Vanbuskirk, Debora Lamb, Anne Townsend, Kristine Fleener� Debra Neher, Denise Scoggins, Nancy Dorr, Loretta Brown, Susan Hopper. Top of the H ROW 1: Doug McGie, Cathy Hahn, Janese Prather, Deborah Winterrowd, Robert Hottinger, Liz Belyea, Ray Burwell, Richard Wood,' Barney Brazitis. Across: Ritchey North, Vickie Edwards, Don Libby, Ron Ransbarger, Cindy Bosworth, ROW 2: Bob Devol, Chris Goodhue, Deborah Munson, Bill McCoy, Steve Moore, Greg Blagg, Richard Bowels, Michelle Zambory, Bill Bruce. Top of the S: Dan Love, Don Moore, Greg Goddard, Stella Pulley, Jim Cox, Andy Byers, Barbara Goodhue, David Townsend, Scott Kibodeaux, Renee Cannon, John Voris, Eddie Zancanella, Norma Willson Betti Welch, Barbara Brazitis, Duwain Prather, Glynnis Hartley, Marc Reavis, Center top: Mr. Christensen. Center Bottom: Tom Hazen, Bottom Row: NancyWilliams, Donna Higgins, Georgann Wallace, Laurel Walker. Marching Band Majorettes Georgann Wallace Donna Higgins Laurel Walker 140 ROW 1: Nancy Williams, Donna Higgins, Debora Lamb, Debra Vanbuskirk, Nancy Dorr, Don Moore, Jim Cox, Andy Byers, Dan Love, Scott Kibodeaux, David Townsend, Stella Pulley, Greg Goddard, Kristine Fleener, Anne Townsend, Martha Stephens, Georgann Wallace, Laural Walker. ROW 2: Mr. Christensen, Dana Johnson, Carla Kusel, Ter i Witz ache, Tom Hazen, Mike Johnson , Robert Prather, Leretta Brown, Marsha Boynton, Vickie Holloway, Pam Parker, Dora French, Cliceria Rodriguez, Jane Root, Karol Garrick, John Voris, Cindy Rogers, Denise Scoggins, Dianna King, Debra Neher, Susan Hopper. ROW 3: Cathy Hahn, Janese Prather, Debar ah Winterrowd, Liz Belyea, Marc Reavis, Glynnis Hartley, Duwain Prather, Barbara Brazitis, Bill Bruce, Greg Blagg, Michelle Zambory, Deborah Munson, Bill McCoy, Richard Bowels, Ray Burwell, Barney Brazitis, Richard Wood, Chris Goodhue, Steve Moore. ROW 4: Ron Ransbarger, Vickie Edwards, Cindy Bosworth, Ritchey North, Robert Hottinger, Don Libby, Bob Devol, Doug McGie, Renee Cannon, Norma Willson, Eddie Zancanella, Betti Welch, Jeanette Kepple, Dale Waddell. Concert Band Pep Band (Head) Nancy Williams 141 Row 1, Mr. Christensen, Donna Higgins, Debbie Roberts, Carol Ward, Robin Runge, Cindy Greer, Georgeanne Wallace, Cindy Bosworth, Row 2, Edna Valey , Linda Mathis, Susan Hopper, Sandra Able, Valerie Simmons, Peggy McCarter, Debbie White, Pat Houck, Row 3, Mary Kusel, Monte Gregg, Debbie Stonebreaker, Carol Albreict, Trudy Schenkel, Steve Calloway, Dan Love, Jim Cox, Lance Love, Du wain Prather, Row 4, Gayle Onions, Cathy Glenn, Carol Wiekel, Kendall Thomas, John O-quinn, Dale Waddel, Richard Bynum, Bill Bruce, Gregg Blagg, Morocco, Chorus Choir Row 1: Lou Ami Armer, Npncy Dorr, Loretta Brown, Margaret Walker. Row 2: Patti Yates, Mary Eledge, Denise Duffus, Linda Wilson, Cynthia Kern. Row 3: Cheryl Crook, Linda Mathis, Deborah Mathis, Michelle Stephens, Betti Welch, Cheryl Foley, Christy Leman. Row 4: Elaina VanDusen, Judy Powers, Pat Norris, Diane Comfort, Bernlece Kandt, Anita Kinnaman, Denise Leman. 142 CONTEST WINNERS Lorrie Dawson won first prize in the section Knights of Columbus speech contest speaking on the topic Does Government really Care? First prize was a savings bond and a chance to speak at the district level. Lorrie spoke along with speakers from Yuba City and Marysville, taking second place. Joyce Allen won first place in the local Native Sons of the Golden West speech contest. Her topic was The Jumping Frogs of Calaveras County. Joyce also won the district contest and went on to the regional contest at lone to compete with other contestants afrom Northern California. Mary Kusel was winner of the Host Lions Club sectional speech contest judged in the library at OHS in February. Mary received the Lions Club Plaque and went on to the district level contest. Molly Wayes was winner of the Oroville Republican Women Club's writing or essay contest using the topic, 'What's Right With America. Molly placed first in competition with other local high schools and received a cash awards and certificate. Art-Carol Albrecht Social Studies, Lyn Aiceiga Music-Susan Hopp English, Barbara Brazitis Home Economics-Carla Currier Science and Mathematies-Boyd Waite Agriculture-Rusta Legget |uHForeign Languages-Christl fJ Messer schmidt Fine Arts-Lily Gee Liberal Arts-William McCoy Fraii Klin Mathematics-Charles Scott Laboratory Science-Steven Roechi ■ w - jm Business Mary Trades and Industrial-David Pittman C.S.F. Life Members ROW 1: Martina Peterson, Cindy Bosworth, Christl Messerschmidt, Mary Friend, ROW 2: Boyd Waite, Lily Gee, Mary Pero, Joan Arseniak, Barbara Brazitis, Susan Hopper, Anthony Martellp, ROW 3: Tom Hazen, Charles Scott, Tom Blake, Bill McCoy, Steve Rocchi. Outstanding Seniors CHARACTER, ACHIEVEMENT, AND PERSONALITY WERE THE OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTICS SENIORS TOOK INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN THEY VOTED MARY PERO AND STEVE ROCCHI AS THE SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. 146 The new quad area was built this year replacing the area that used to be mud. Student Council and most of the school clubs donated money to have this area built. Mr. Gurr and his son, Freddie, accept a check from Mr. Christensen and his concert band. Many clubs and classes have donated money in a drive to help Freddie grow. The new Mitchel Feild Stadium was dedicated this year by the board members and representatives of the Feather River Recreation Department. In this new stadium the 1972 State High School Track Meet will be held. Bernie Richter, Mary Dayton, Darrell Kister, Dr. Richard Boyd, Clarence Brandt Sr., Clay Castleberry, Dick Baldry, Jack Conner Sr., Hugh Harrison. 147 THEATER Plaza Suite Theater Workshop presented three productions this year, the first being Plaza Suite , This was a comedy in three seperate acts. Under Mr. Loch's fine direction, this was a fantastic comedy. The second production was Death of a Salesman . Under the capable direction of Mr. Bruce Roundy and the assistance of Mrs. Boyer, many difficult problems were overcome. In the end this proved to be an excellent play. The last production was Brave New World , a satire about the future. With Mr. Loch back, this challenging production was very well done. Special thanks should be offered to the people behind the scenes. Without them the productions would not have been possible. Act 2: Try it, you'll like it. Act 1: Visitor From Mamaponeck with, Georganne Wallace,Paul Landes,Marsha Davis, Brian Haugen,and Mike Santos. Act 2: Visitor From Hollywood with, Sheri Colby,David Dick,and Mike Santos. Act 3: Visitor From Forest Hill with Ty Smith,Melissa Mendonsa, Debbie Minter,and Scott Johnson. WORKSHOP Death of a Salesman Mark shows the gang his Thespian talents. Who says you have to work in Workshop? The cast: Kendall Thomas,Neal Lacativo,Heather Olson,Karen Nugent,Wayne Wilson,Jack Taylor,Meda Mathis,Mark Karr,Scott Johnson,Tom Hazen.Pam Dolder, ( not pictured ) David Adams. B.T. Roundy finds curtain calls most amusing. The cast seems a little worried with the whole thing. PAM PHELPS Homecoming Queen Sophomore class BARBARA HUDSON Homecoming Princess Senior class MELISSA BARNES Homecoming Princess Junior class 150 (Left to Right) Queen of 1971-Karen Williams escorted by NealLacativo, Princess Barbara Hudson escorted by Mike Parapid, Princess Melissa Barnes escorted by Mark Carr, Queen Pam Phelps escorted by David Adams, Princess Cheryl Medkiff escorted by Eddie Goddard. 151 QUEEN OF 1972 Sheri Colby escorted by Jack Meyers Christmas Formal (top right) Princess Lily Gee escorted by Jeff Zundell. (middle) Princess Debbie Russell escorted by Ross Powell, (bottom right) Princess Kay Holmes escorted by Carey Richardson. 152 J.C. N is bet Queen Debbie Russell this years' queen. 153 155 ROW 1: Lance Love (team manager), Foster Carr (75), Dave Gramps (26), Greg Goddard (34), John Howarth (66), Bill Welch (76), David Adams (32). ROW 2: Dan Cobbler (71), Mike Lauer (62), Scott Johnson (22), Greg Smith (82), Terry Warren (40), Bob DeVoll (52), Len Peterson (30), Kevin Herina (12), Coach Dennis Burnum. ROW 3: Tom Tom Hill (61), Craig Marr (70), Jeff Gonce (84), Steve Klein (88), Dale Waddell (73), Richard Giroux (80), Ron 156 Varsity Football The Tigers were sometimes described as Paper Tigers because of their weak showing on paper. The title didn't hold true for the first game of the year with the tough Orland team which fell before the Tiger onslaught. In the second game—with Shasta—the Tigers did not fare as well. Mistakes in key defensive situations hurt us, said Coach Burnum and set about correcting the situation. Tigers had some outstanding plays in the Red Bluff game and were pretty confident until they came up to the brute force of the Enterprise Hornets which gave them a real taste of the varsity drag. In the first league game—with Pleasant Valley—the defense was good but the Vikings had the speed. The Tigers couldn't stop the Lassen Grizzly drive either. There were some anxious moments in the Paradise game but the Tigers scraped by with a win. Every member of the offensive and defensive units contributed key plays in all-out efforts. Kevin Powers (64), Dave Silva (10), Pat Holmes (65), Steve Rocchi (54), Dan Boone (20), Randy Smith (74), Dallas (81), Bob Hottinger (14), Wayne Wilson (86), Ransbarger (63) Randy Frieze (87), Brian Whitlock. Coach Clark Coach Burnum The Tigers kept the Victory Bell in the annual crosstown rivalry game with Las Plumas. Our goal line defense had to be one of the greatest things I have ever seen, observed Coach Burnum at the end of this football highlight of the season. Chico Panthers literally walked over the Tigers at the last and Homecoming game on a cold and damp night. The loss dropped Oroville (2 wins-3 losses) into fourth place in the Eastern Athletic League standing. VARSITY GAMES Oroville Opponent Sept. 17 12 Orland 6 25 6 Redding 12 Oct. 2 21 Red Bluff 6 8 0 Enterprise 40 15 7 Pleasant V. 27 22 6 Lassen 17 29 7 Paradise 6 Nov. 5 14 Las Plumas 6 12 0 Chico 38 157 Players of the Week Dan Cobbler (71), a defensive standout in the Enterprise game,received a broken collarbone in that action. Kevin Herina (12) received the trophy for his clutch interception (that 47-yard pass-play) during the Las Plumas game. Halfback Dave Gramps (26), with his 45-yard kickoff return and two pass interceptions, shone in the Shasta game. Tom Hill (61) came out with some excellent defensive tackling to help win the Paradise game. Team captain John Howarth (66) received the Most Valuable Player award for his '72 performance. His defensive tackling was outstanding in the Red Bluff and Pleasant Valley games. Steve Klein (88) our Outstanding Lineman, took the 63-yard pass-play for the lone OHS touchdown in the Lassen game. Team captain Ron Ransbarger (63), with the Coaches Award, blocked a punt on the Red Bluff 30 and followed it for the first TD against the Spartans. Quarterback Bob Hottinger (14), OHS Outstanding Back pulled a keeper and raced to the 1 2 yard line — and then over—for the winning TD in the Orland game. Halfback Terry Warren (40), an excellent combination of defensive and offensive action, led the Oroville defense in the Chico game. ROW 1: Ski Calloway, Dave Williamson, Jeff Williams, Lance Wiedman, Keith Holmes, Howard Hopper, John Bauguess, Rich Bowles, Clark Davis, Mike Wright. ROW 2: Jim Lauer, Dave Franks. Joe Goodwin, Andy Corbaley, Ron Belcher, Richard Smith Roy Hall, Frank Gomez, Byron Hoffmier, Mike Keddy. ROW 3: Robert Bateman, A1 Wood, John Shattuck, Carl Whitfield, Cash Colby, Ken Geiger, Mike Martin, Bill Rocchi, Don Oswalt, Kurt Thompson. Junior Varsity Football Coach Wegner and coach Hottell (right) were as pleased with the skill and teamwork development as they were disappointed in the team!s winning record. The boys will be an asset to next year's Varsity team. 160 Possibly the biggest factor pertaining to the J. V. 's poor scoring record were the large amount of injuries to key players. Quarterback Mark Heaslip suffered a knee injury which excluded him from playing in key games. Other disappointments included injuries to Bill Rocchi's hand, and Kurt Thompson's shin. Left and below: the players certainly saw plenty of action during the Enterprise game. 161 J.V. Games Oroville 20 Or land 0 Oroville 0 Shasta 22 Oroville 6 Red Bluff 6 Oroville 6 Enterprise 18 Oroville 12 Pleasant Valley 25 Oroville 6 Lassen 7 Oroville 18 Paradise 24 Oroville 6 Las Plumas 6 Oroville 16 Chico 22 Oroville J.V. 's were in every game fighting hard, but couldn't seem to get enough teamwork to make a big showing. At the end of the season, Coach Wagner cited Don Oswalt as the player with the best chance of going far in the future. Above: Although the J. V. 's lost six games, tied two, and won one, it's easy to see that the boys saw plenty of hard action. Right: Team captains were Jim Lauer (81) and Don Oswalt (76). Don was the team's outstanding tackle and Jim was quarterback. 162 Right: The J. V. Tigers debate a battle plan for the next bitter conflict. Below: Breaking through the victory banner at half-time, the J. V.'s know the spirit section is supporting them all the way. Mike Martin leads the plunge during the L. P. — Oroville contest half. 163 Row 1: James Freidel, John Ratliff, John Fridrich, Glenn Finkenkeller, Ray Burwell, Doug McGie, Mark MacKenzie, Greg Osborn. Row 2: Coach Ken Arnold, Hector Reyes, Richard Wood, David McCarty, Elmer Diaz, Rolland Brookter, Mike Ferland, Rodney Manning, Rodger Baldridge, Joe Bohme, Asst. Coach J. McNulty. Row 3: Mark Lucero, Mike Ferretti, Stan Bunstock, Ted Runge, Randy Wieland, John Gipe, Roger Gary, Wally Hollis. Row 4: David Mainer, Mike Adams, Rick Medford, John Foster, Mike Ford, David Conner, Perry Dorman, Floyd Skauffel, Larry Lindhorst, Bill Kampstra, Rick Brasher. Row 5: Robb Girdler, Joel Martin, Roger Newton, Rick Hill, Renzal Jackson, Kevin Purdy, Doug Chaffee, Don Felipe, Tim Davis, Mike Chastain. Coaches Arnold and McNulty watch on as their Freshmen go in for another score against L. P. This year’s Freshmen had a tough schedule this year, starting out against the tough Anderson team. It was a tough defensive game, in which our Frosh gave up only 7 points, but themselves were held scoreless. Their next game was against Red Bluff and again their defense was very tough, keeping the other team to a small 6 points, but were again held scoreless. It wasn’t until their last 3 games that their offense got rolling, outscoring their opponents 40 to 6. They finished their season with a big win over our cross-town rivals L. P., with an 18 to 6 score. 164 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The scores below do not reflect the effort put out by this year's Freshmen. They had a very tough defense, with Glenn Finkenkeller at end. Other standouts were Rick Medford, tackle, Mike Ferretti, Q.B., Ted Runge, tailback, John Fridrich, linebacker. Perry Dorman, flanker, and David Conner at the guard position. The team captains were Mike Ferretti, David Conner, and Perry Dorman. FROSH SCORES Anderson 7 Oroville 0 Red Bluff 6 Oroville 0 Orland 6 Oroville 6 Yuba City 12 Oroville 8 Yuba City 12 Oroville 6 Marysville 0 Oroville 16 Paradise 0 Oroville 6 Las Plumas 6 Oroville 18 165 Varsity Cross Country The 1971 Cross Country season was very successful, yet disappointing. The pre-season goal for the varsity was to win the Northern Section Championships. The team fell short by a scant four points. There was only one loss in the dual meet schedule, a feat accomplished for the third straight year. At the Marysville Invitational, all three Oroville teams took top honors. Perhaps the highlight of the year was the 3rd place finish at the Rio Linda Invitational with over 50 schools competing. The varsity team will be hit hard by graduation for the 1972 season. Tom Blake, Gary Rayome, Gary Casagrande, Ty Smith and Dan Warren will all be graduating. The team's number one runner, Calvin Lantrip, will be returning to lead a group of very strong runners who will be seniors next year. Among the strong juniors who will return are Brian Tulley, Richard Morehouse, and John Sylvester. The team will also get a strong boost from the J. V. team that finished 4th in N. S. Championships. ROW 1: Brian Doane Tulley, Thomas Keith Blake, David Lee Boswell, Daniel Roger Warren, Richard Robert Morehouse, Gary Lee Casagrande. ROW 2: Gary Lee Rayome, Calvin Dean Lantrip, John Ronald Voris, Ty Smith, John Allen Sylvester, James Willis Townsend. 166 Front Row: Tools , VBrains Brake , Bos Man , Chief Running Worm , Doc Outhouse. Back Row: The Import Man , Wools , Lavoris , J.C. , Cat Man , Townsfreid. Way Back: The Cas Man. Captain Bob, The coach, fearless leader of Sylvester’s band of ’’Thieves” 167 This year's J.V. team competed without a full team, and therefore couldn't compete fully with other schools. So with the aid of three freshmen they placed first in the Marysville Invitational. Tom Jones won the Outstanding J.V. Runner of the Year Award. Captain Brad Fulton, Glen Williams and David Townsend rounded out the rest of the team. Although lacking in manpower they made up for it with enthusiasm as they ran well all year. At top right and below: Tom Jones, Brad Fulton, Glen Williams, and David Townsend. Mr. Kovats can count on his fingers the amount of boys that went out this year. He hopes to have more prospects next year. Brad Fulton J.V. Cross Glen Williams Country David Townsend Tom Jones Brad Fulton,top left, does his thing by putting down a couple of Lassen boys in a dual meet. Brad was also the team captain. Glen Williams, top center, is chuggin' along to do a good job against P. V. in a dual meet. David Townsend, top right, pulls away from the pack on his way to a top effort. Tom Jones, bottom left, takes another first leading the team to victory. 169 170 (left) John Brubaker, (center) Paul Bean, Jeff Whitmen, (upside down) Ron Griffin, (right) Duffy Elliot. Daffadillyediot Jim Beam Outstanding Freshmen runner Ron Griffin finishes strong in Duel and League during the 71 Cross Country season. Mouth Frosh Cross Country k;-- -' , John Sylvester turns the corner Jim Townsend and Gary Rayome David Boswell ran well right in stride to finish high find it very easy to get lost at as a junior on the Varsity against the tough Lassen team. Cross Country practice.' squad this year. Varsity V7 This year's Varsity Basketball team showed some great talent as they impressed people everywhere they went. They started out real strong and kept their winning streak up. They won Championship fairly easy and went down with flying colors. Of the ten man team, six of them are returning next year hoping to carry on the victories. Mike Mahlum,Bill Lauer,Rocky Smith,Rick McQuown,George Ransbarger,Steve Klein,Craig Marr,Terry Warren, Kevin Herina, David Gramps.mgr. Randy Smith Basketball 173 OROVILLE 75 Live Oak 48 55 Gridley 46 57 Marysville 27 62 Hug of Reno 47 55 Wooster 45 51 Yreka 31 60 Nevada U. 54 47 P.V. 61 54 Paradise 43 67 Anderson 54 44 Chico 42 61 L.P. 47 52 Lassen 37 48 P.V. 36 53 Lincoln 40 61 Paradise 50 78 Lassen 48 82 Chico 60 59 L. P. 37 174 Terry Warren starting Junior Center Steve Klein brings down the rebound with aggressive leg action. 4 i Senior Bill Lauer 175 Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity team proved that they could really play basketball by winning almost all of their games this year. These boys should contribute to a very strong Varsity team next year. Row l:Mgr. Lance Love,Barney Brazitas, Howard Hopper,Frank Gomez,Jim Lauer,Don Libby. Row 2: Ron Belcher,Mike Martin,Ron Weekes.John O'Quinn Carl Whitfield,Rick Gabriel Basketball Strange things happen at Junior Varsity Basketball games. Many air bobbling basketballs have floated through the wondering arms of the opponents. Freshman star player, James Alston (above, No. 32) has amazing' ball control. He succeeded in scoring 140 field baskets and 81 free throws for a total of 361 team points. The freshman team is not lacking in individual talent. Mike Ferretti (No. 11, above right) shoots a field goal as Joel Martin (31) gets ready to grab a possible rebound. Outstanding performances were turned in by Mike Ferretti, scoring 25 field baskets and 38 free throws, and Joel, shooting 33 field baskets and 35 free throws. David Conners sends the ball into the basket for another score. A total of 751 points were scored this season. High point scorers were Alston with 361 points; Martin, 101; Feretti, 88; Felipe, 51; and Conners, 39. 178 The freshman team, coached by Mike Gabriel pictured above with his boys during an intermission, won only 8 of the 21 games played. However, there was a steady inprovement in teamwork and skills— the real objective of the freshmen team. GAMES Frosh Opponents 33 Yuba City 44 35 Notre Dame 51 53 Willows 26 43 Marysville 33 20 Marysville 24 37 Elk Creek 32 38 Grid ley 32 26 Notre Dame 58 22 Bidwell 50 45 Yuba City 50 40 Paradise 30 35 Chico Jr. 21 20 Las Plumas 39 46 Lassen 53 42 Yuba City 51 30 Bidwell 42 30 Gridley 34 34 Paradise 36 52 Or land 57 32 Chico Jr. 30 38 Las Plumas 26 Freshman Basketball ROW 1: Colin Boggs, John Brubaker, Stuart Cheft, Michael Evans, Michael Ferland, Hector Reyes, Roland Brookter, Roger Gary, Douglas Bungarz, Arthur Miller. ROW 2: Manager Wally Hollis, Michael Ferretti, Mark McKKenzie, Don Felipe, Jerry Fariester, James Alston, Joel Martin, Mark Heaslip, William Halsey, David Conner, Larry Lindhorst 179 180 GAME HISTORY: Mt. Diablo 44 Grant Union 55 Pleasant Valley 40 Davis 27 San Lorenzo 44 Red Bluff 56 Mt. Diablo 33 OROVILLE 38 Pleasant Valley 39 Grant Union 46 Davis 40 Red Bluff 33 OROVILLE 43 San Lorenzo 36 Red Bluff 39 Mt. Diablo 39 Davis 45 Grant Union 34 Pleasant Valley 43 San Lorenzo 31 OROVILLE 29 Red Bluff 25 Mt. Diablo 48 Davis 36 San Lorenzo 36 Grant Union 56 OROVILLE 29 Pleasant Valley 26 Grant Union 42 Red Bluff 38 Mt. Diablo 31 Pleasant Valley 43 San Lorenzo 35 Davis 51 Grant Union 35 OROVILLE 45 Red Bluff 36 Pleasant Valley 42 San Lorenzo 43 Mt. Diablo 43 OROVILLE 42 Davis 35 Mt. Diablo took the Spirit award. Oroville closed the 1972 basketball season by hosting the J. C. Nisbet Tournament March 4,5, and 6th. In one of the most spirited and competitive events yet, the Tigers came out ON TOP with the winning points gained in the last game. ! Oroville team members (left) Terry Warren, Ron Ransbarger, and Mike Mahlum accept winning team awards from Debbie Russell, Tournament Queen. Pleasant Valley took second place and Grant Union from Sacramento came in third. J. C. Nisbet Tournament The All-Tourney team (left to right) includes: James Smith, Grant; John Smith, Grant; Steve Heinrich, Mt. Diablo; Kyle Grossart, Pleasant Valley; John Brattan, Pleasant Valley; Rich Hughes, Davis; Steve Kincannon, Davis; Bill Lauer, Oroville; Kirk Smith, Red Bluff; and Rocky Smith, Oroville. Varsity Wrestling The OHS wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Hottell, had a disappointing season as far as winning meets. However, a great deal of experience gained in the matches should prove valuable in next year's contests. Oroville placed 5th in the Nevada Union Invitational and 6th (last) in the E A. L. Tournament—showing that improvement is one of the important features of next yesr's team. Coach Hottell feels that the inexperience of the team shows up in the poor match showing. Jeff Williams, Dale Sanders, Dan Cobbler, A1 Wood, Dave Franks, Pat Holmes, Steve Callaway, Rick Morehouse, and Dave Morton will be returning next year with more experience and prospects look bright. Charles Scoot, Tom Straws, and Gary Casagrande were this year's senior wrestlers. Tom Straws holds his man to the mat with one hand. (Row One) Manger Steve Callaway, Dave Morton (Row Two) Dale Sanders , Tom Straws, Pat Holmes Rich Morehouse (white headgear) drives his opponent to the mat. Jeff Williams, Gary Casagrande, Rick Morehouse Dan Cobbler, A1 Wood, Dave Franks, Charles Scott Dan Cobbler (white headgear) keeps his opponent under control to win his match against Paradise. 183 ROW 1: Stan Bunstock, Glen Finkenkeller, Kendall Thomas, Gary Rogers, Rich Wood, Richard Winterrowd. ROW 2: Mr. Hottell, Chris Goodhue, John Taylor, Roy Hall, Randy Wieland, Steve Stewart. J.V. Wrestling Lack of depth and experience plagued the J.V. wrestling team this year. Team scores were down, but a number of promising wrestlers, as Glen Finkenkeller and Roy Hall, were gaining experience and will be back to add power to our future wrestling teams. (Top right) Coach Hottell gives encouragement from the sidelines to Richard Bowels. (Right) Richard Bowels has ample opportunity to practice some of the skills and techniques in competition. 184 Block 0 Boxing Mayo Reyes took the outstanding boxer award in the 1972 Boxing Tournament. ♦Ron Griffin vs. Larry Huber Louis Carlin vs. ♦Jerry Dean David Dunn vs. ♦Doug Scofield ♦Hector Reyes vs. Dave Williamson Dave McCarty vs. R. Wilson Jeff Williams vs. ♦Keith Holmes Emilio Reyes vs. ♦Larry Stevens Doug McGie vs. ♦Dan Noyer ♦Roy Hall vs. Frank Gomez Kevin Jernigan vs. ♦Dennis O'Kelly Gary Casagrande vs ♦Gene Rowe ♦Craig Young vs. Charlie Gilbert David Adams vs. ♦Mayo Reyes Ray Bechtol vs. ♦David Gramps Mark Martin vs. ♦Randy Smith Keith Kelly vs. ♦John Sylvester Scott Johnson vs. ♦Tom Dallas John Howarth vs. ♦Jack Dandy Greg Passmore vs. ♦Norman Lincoln Bob DeVoll vs. ♦Tom Hill ♦Winner Joe Diaz, forfeited to Dan Cobbler Ed Barnes forfeited to Kelly Ward A very large crowd showed up for the annual Block 'O' Boxing Tournament this year as the boys punched and jabbed their way through the night. Heavy head-gear and 16 ounce gloves kept the possibility of injury very low, although there were a few bloody noses. Referee Grant Broadway did an excellent job of looking after the youths in the ring, another good way of preventing injury. One of the best bouts of the night was when David Gramps scored a TKO over Ray Bechtol. Another good bout was Mayo Reyes showing his superior talent against David Adams. The winners of each match were awarded a golden glove as the losers received bronze gloves. Larry Stevens get ready to throw a hard left as Emilio Reyes prepares to defend himself. 185 Varsity Track Row 1: John Hoover,Dan Cobbler,Dan Warren,Jeff Zundell,Gary Casagrande, Richard Morehouse, Jeff Me Inturf. Row 2: Alan Goddard, Mark Karr, Tom Blake, Foster Carr, Paul Haymond,Rick Sigler,John Bartel,Bill Bruce, Row 3: Coach Bob Kovats, James Townsend,Bob DeVoll,John Sylvester,Steve Klein,John Voris,Calvin Lantrip,Gary Rayome,,Rick Wiggins. Varsity Track sports a good distance field this year led by Tom Blake in the mile, Gary Casagrande and Gary Rayome in the two mile, and Jim Townsend in the half mile. We are also graced with the presence of ace sprinter Mark Karr, Number 1 sprinter in the North Section. Mark and latecomer Calvin Lantrip.in the two miler, should make it to the State Meet which will be held in Oroville this year. 186 Above left: Mark Karr bursts out of the starting blocks enroute to a fast 220. Above right: John Bartel practices daily to improve his discus technique. Below left: Foster Carr waves bye-bye to the shot as Coach Avery looks on. Below right: Dan Warren shows his back-over Indian style learned by jumping buffalos on the prairie. 187 J.V. Track Row 1: David Townsend,Richard Bowles,Tom Morris,Johnny Hudson,Darrell Jackson,Julian Diaz, Row 2: Jeff Letson.Jeff Huber,Brad Fulton,John Iacopi, Vic Gray,Ron Belcher,Cash Colby. Row 3: John Fowler,Alan Hanson,Dave, Munn,Al Wood,Rusty Weeks,Kurt Thompson, Carl Whitfield. The Junior Varsity Track team were favored well with two good runners in the middle distances with Tom Jones at the 440 and A1 Wood at the half mile this year. Also looking good were Rusty Weeks in the high jump, John Hudson in the pole vault, and Ron Belcher in the sprints. 188 Freshmen Track Row 1: Bob Burns,Duffy Elliot,Elmer Diaz,Ron Griffin,Paul Bean, John Brubaker,Randy Wieland. Row 2: Mr. Benoit, David Franks,Joel Martain, Dale Sanders, Mike Adams, Lance Love,Chris Goodhue, Mr. Avery. These distance runners come around the corner right on pace during workouts. T.S.F.C. T.S.F.C. is a new club chartered this year by the .Cross Country team to get funds to help the runners enter in AAU meets between seasons. Several races were run this year by these long distance runners such as: Pepsi Cola 20 Miler, Daly City Hill Run (6.8 miles), Petaluma Marathon (26 miles), 12 Kilometer Championships,and the New Ways Five Mile Run. Mr. Kovats deserves a lot of credit for the success of these races. He has acted as coach, gained information and provided transportation to these meets. 190 Oh, the pain of it all Rusty Weeks attempts the Warren Special Indian Back-over Buffalo Jump. With these parting seniors, the OHS track team will lose a lot of talent, and Zundell too. 191 This year's Varsity tennis has shown great ability to win and are looking forward to wining their league this year. The players are chosen by careful eliminations, by which the top six are Varsity. The remainders are Junior Varsity. Martin West, Louis Carlin, Mike McPartland, Rick McQuown, Don Dahlmeier, Steve McPartland Varsity Tennis Don Dahlmeier Steve McPartland Louis Carlin Martin West Top; Collin Boggs, John Fredrich, Lance Weidman, Rus Larsen Bottom; Howard Hopper, David Morton, Arthur Miller, Steve Calaway, Mike Evans Tennis Coach Bumum 193 ROW 1: Kevin Powers, Kevin Herina, Craig Young, David Gramps, Mike Lauer. ROW 2: Mgr. Mark Burns, Greg Rossini, Brad Parker, Bill Lauer, John Howarth, Greg Smith. ROW 3: Bob Hottinger, Tom Dallas, Dan Boone, Scott Johnson, and Coach Ken Arnold. Bob Hottinger before his 320 foot homer. Baseball players on their spare time. Varsity Baseball This year's Varsity Baseball team has started out great with a record of 5-1-1. They took wins over Shasta, 4-0; Red Bluff, 4-2; Gridley, 4-2 and 7-5; and Corning, 11-0. Coach Ken Arnold has put special emphasis on hitting this year and it has paid off. The pitching was done by Dan Boone, a senior; Dennis O'Kelly, a sophomore; John Howarth, a senior; and Greg Rossini, a junior. Two big sticks for the Tigers are Bob Hottinger with a . 600 average and one homerun; and Brad Parker with a . 300 average and two homers. Dennis O'Kelly, a sophomore, chucks Scott Johnson raps a single against Shasta, against Shasta. 3 ■ � • K . T? ROW 1: Mike Wright, Don Libby, Rob Martin, Steve McClain, Mike Ferretti. ROW 2: Coach Wegner, Frank Gomez, Jim Lauer, Emilio Reyes, Harold McCoy, Bob Bateman. ROW 3: Rick Medford, Larry Stevens, Mark Heaslip, Mike Martin, and Byron Hoffmier. J.V. Baseball This year the Wegnernnost -valuables are Jim Lauer, centerfield; Larry Stevens, third or shortstop; Mike Wright, 2nd base; and Don Libby, left or right fields. They are confident in coming close to the championship this year. Row 1: Prather mgr.,Doug McGee,Mike Ferland.Glen Finkenkeller, John Taylor, Perry Dorman, Roger Gary. Row 2: Ted Runge, Hector Reyes,Ray Burwell, Larry Lindhurst, Mark Lucero, Coach McCutchen, Coach Roundy. Row 3: Stuart Chiff.John Gipe,Bill Halsey,Gary Collins, Renzal Jackson, Mark Heaslip,Dave Conner. FROSH Baseball This year the Freshman Baseball team, under the coaching of Mr. McCutchen, has had a moderate start with a 5-4-0 record. They have started with the toughest teams first, playing Yuba City twice. They are all fine players and it is hoped that they will begin next year's season at J. V. 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POPPY’S Casual Clothes for Gals' YOU'LL GET FREE COUNSELING FROM EXPERIENCED DECORATORS COME IN AND ASK QUESTIONS You'll Find These Brand Names KROEHLER LA-Z-BOY LANE UNITED SEALY vVUNDA WEVE DAYSTROM FIELDCREST STIFFEL KERSCH Mary Tunnel asks Lynn Aicega to help with a very big decision. 1945 Bird St. Oroville BUTTE COUNTY TITLE CO. COURTEOUS DEPENDABLE SERVICE Main Office Other Offices in: 1909 Bird Street Chico 533-5511 Paradise 1933 Bird St. Oroville CENTRAL BANK N AT I0NAL ASSO CIAT ION Oroville Main Office Kerry Baldwin points out a few land features to Dan Cobbler. 1420 Myers Steet Oroville Oro Dam Office 2626 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS 217 LasPlumas Lumber Company A Divisionof Di Georgio Corporation Manufacturers of Pre-cut Homes OroDamBlvd. 533.0932 PROFESSIONAL LEWIS PARKER, M. D. Orthopaedic Surgery Oroville Medical Arts Center PERCY A. RIVERS, M. D. Oroville Medical Arts Center 2767 Olive Highway ROSTOR 2767 Olive Highway F L MURPHY, M.D. Oroville Medical Arts Center 2767 Olive Highway CORKIN COR KIN Law Offices P.O. Box 109 GEORGE B. BAUDER, M.D. Oroville Medical Arts Center 2767 Olive Highway JOHN FLOYD, M. D. General Surgery Oroville Medical Arts Center 2767 Olive Highway Steadfast and strong is the support of professional men for Oroville High School. Our student body will one day be supporting the school from responsible positions as these men have supported it. The students wish to thank the professional men for their support. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS to the of 72 219 Senior Farewell 220 Party time or I'll drink to that seem to be familiar phrases that will linger in our minds for years to come. We hope we have gained knowledge and experiences that will guide us in future years. Teachers and friends will no doubt be missed. Even the school may be missed by some, for the four quick years that have just passed in our lives have been happy years for most of us. Now that we have passed through this door in our lives we must strive harder to reach the goals we have set for ourselves. As the door closes behind us the class of 72 bids good luck to the classes of 73 , 74 , and 75 ,for a little piece of O. H. S. will always remain with us. 221