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

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Dean McKelvey, president 42 ft M� � AA� a� � � � � , iBank of America Award Winners ++++++++ Not shown jean Wilson Brad Leen Dan Howarth Liberal Arts Agriculture Vocational Arts Lyle Wiscarson Mathematics Janice McCarter Business Teresa Kangas Art Dan Libbey Music Teresa Joplin Foreign Language Kevin Seeman Social Studies 43 Junior Fall Class Officers: (above) Lizanne Bassham - President Laurie Brandt - Vice President Teresa Leavitt Secretary Carrie Nichols - Spirit Representative Lori Adams David Albiez Jeanna Aldrich Marc Aleck Jovita Alvarez Greg Andoe Mike Archuleta Ivan Arruda Cindy Avila Dale Ax Tammy Azcarte Craig Bailey Nancy Bailey Jeff Baker Mikel Baker Marvin Balmer Jim Barnes Brenda Bauder Kim Bernerd Pat Bigelow Chris Bird Tim Blagg Patty Bolt Bryan Bone Mary Bosworth Laurie Brandt Mike Brashears Junior Spring Class Officers (below) Brenda Bauder - Secretary Laurie Brandt - President Teresa Leavitt - Vice President . Carrie Nichols Cindy Cowden - Spirit Representative Mark Brown Jeff Brown Mike Browning Debbie Bruner Stuart Bunstock Stan Burgess David Carey Leslie Carlson Suzanne Carnahan Russell Carne Linda Carr Tony Carr Janice Carter Bob Cervantes )ett Cherry Larry Chmielewski Terri Christensen Barbara Clark Kevin Clark Tim Clark Suzanne Clay Ken Combs Denise Conner Marilyn Conner Joey Cook Kevin Com Cindy Cowden Mike Crawford John Cress Kenny Cromwell Deniz Daldal Steve Davis Danny Dean Rick Delany Versis Dickisnn Lori Drake Richard Drummond Muriel Dunn Terry Duren Bill Edwards Brian Edwards Donna Edwards Wade Elmore Brenda Eubanks Tyler Faulkner Rich Feuerstein Amy Floyd Francine Fraley Cheryl Frank Richard Franklin Mike Fuller Sem Gee Cindy Gentle Leonard Gonzales Martin Cramps Ronny Cramps Becky Graves Rhonda Graves Melody Grider Robin Hammer Terry Hanson Karen Hathaway Rich Herrick Terry Herring Bobby Hills Jeff Holland Lori Hottinger Denise Hunter Jan Jackson Joy Jackson Diane Jacobsen Janet Jarret Randy Jennings Todd Kaylor Sandi Keith Carole Kelly Lani Kemper 51 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIOI Dana Kenyon LeAnne Kibodeaux Ramona Lacativo John Lackey Robert Lackey Laura Lake Dawn Langlois Dale LaRose Lisa Larson Jim Leary Teresa Leavitt Tami Lindhorst Joe Lipka Rich Long Celine Love David Machado Cindy Manwell Rhonda Marcozzi Wade Marcum Debbie Marley Julie Martin Mike Marlin Guy Mastelotto Lisa Mastelotto Rhonda Mastelotto Jeff May Wallace McCarter Brenda McClemore Terry McDade Barbara McElhenney Mike McElhenney Tonv Medford Vickie Meyer Ralph Miller Steve Miller Donice Mitchell Rhonda Mitchell Carolyn Mize Katherine Mize Diane Mofield Craig Morton 53 IUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIOR Merrily North Kim Norton Mitchell Nugent Daniel Nuvs Kris Olsen Frances Owens Boons Owens Marie Fan do laintz Person Phillip Perkins Kathryn Peterson Larry Pixler Elizabeth Powell Marilyn Powell I-ori Powers Daren Readman Anthony Reynolds •Amy Richards Dale Ritzert Ralph Roberts Roddy Rodriquez Kim Ryerson Terri Scofield Mark Scott Mark Shaner Peggy Shattuck Monty Sears Larry Schultz Melanie Shields Sue Shields Debbie Shinn Tom Shoemaker Lorri Simmons Roy Simmons Kellie Simpson Chris Smith Delwyn Smith Rick Smith Tracy Snodgrass Henry Spinale Dale Stapleton Nick Stygar Robert Sweet HUMORS JUNIORS Terry Tunnell Michael Townshend Aletha Thomas John Updegraff Douglas Vick Shelley VonBerg Gene Walker Tammie Walker Leslie Young Tony Wayman Cynthia Webb Jackie Weidman Calvin Weinberg Glenda Whitfield Larry Whitman Katy Wiley Mark Wilkerson Mark Willman David Wolmutt Frances Wright Oi Sophomore Class Officers Fall Officers - Craig McAtee, president, Debbie Nendze, secretary; Tammy Marley, spirit commissioner, and Theresa Costa, vice-president Spring - Loretta Meyer, spirit commissioner; Theresa Cosca, vice-president; Debbie Nendze, secrejery; and Craig McAtee. president. Terri Adams Suzanne Alves Lori Atwell Jeff Bandy Lee Bankston Daryl Bardenheir Tracy Bergman Terry Blagg Liz Boggs Rodney Baker Ben Begley Ray Bonham S Ken Bradbury Greg Bradshaw Lisa Bramble Mark Brashears Kathy Brian Aleta Brinker Boyd Brooks Michael Brown Jeff Brumley John Burg Steve Burg Diane Bums Janet Butler Lisa Butler Steven Bynum 59 IS SOPHOMORES SOPHOM Tina Camouzano Michael Carter Jim Chapman Kirk Christensen Kimberly Clark Steven Clav Holly Combs Renee Combs Theresa Costa Erich Cress Rick Crosley Steven Cumberland Shelly Cunningham Mike DeFrancisco Chara DeMetry Danny Demmers Teresa Denney Elsa Diaz Amanda Dinucci Cynthia Dirks Joy DollMyers Dave Downer Stacy Duensing Anita Edwards Kristine Edwards Steven Edwards Trudi Elder Mike Enyart Shelly Evans James Everett Steve Farmer Drew Faulkner Paula Felipe Steve Fernandez Kevin Finch Jacklyn Foley Lisa Franklin Charles Friedman Richard Gallegos Louis Garcia Lauren Gilbert Melanie Gilchrest Bill Gorton |on Grant Michelle Green Scott Gregg Lela Grims Susan Hahn Gerald Haigh Belinda Hall IS SOPHOMORES SOPHOM Donna Hall Karen Hanson Bill Harelson Mitchell Harelson Paul Harrison Tim Hayward Tina Hendrix Corbin Henry Connie Higgins Linda Higgis Fred Hill Tracy Hofius Lynn Hoisington Dale Holcomb Fred Holland Rex Holland Randy Howarth Robert Huntly Ed Hurlburt Steve Jensen Bill Joplin David Joiner Angie Kelly John Kelly Maribeth Kleisner Debbie Klimenbera Steven Koch Grady Lackey Ruth Lake Donna Lamka Shawn Leach James Lee Hayden Leen Coleen Libby Debbie Long Gerry Loveless Paul Ludovina 63 IS SOPHOMORES SOPHOll Craig McAfee Jim McCarter Beth McCullum Tim McElheney Cheryl Mckim Jeffrey McNiff Sharon McComber Tim McPartland Daniel Maguire Matthew Mackenzie Mike Mancelli Tammy Marley James Marquez Allan Martin Cynthia Martini June Massey Debbie Mattley Leroy Mayberry Lisa Medford Mike Menefee loretta Mever Randy Midkiff Barbara Miller Katherine Miller Lance Miller Kim Mills Yvonne Mitchell Deana Molnar Peggy Moore Ted Morris Debbie Nendze Fern Nevins Eric Nichols Pat Pacino Pam Painter Melinda Paradis Buddy Parker Julie Parker Cerita Peres Gregory Perucci Craig Pickering Ken Plovier Hobie Popejoy Donna Powell Robert Powers Donna Prince Brian Pulley Wendy Pyle Kevin Quigley Susan Rayome Debra Reaves Denis Reaves Rolene Rempfer Mark Reyes Garth Ricketts Jennifer Roberts Robert Robinson Charles Salonius Tim Salvos Paul Sanders Rick Scott Debbie Seek Patty Shelton Patricia Shoemaker Jeffrey Simpson LaVonne Sims Steven Sinclair Ann Skupowski Benny Small 67 Mickey Smiley Diana Smith 1 1 Mark Smith Jeannette Snyder Cheryl Stancik Shelley Staves Karyn Stevens Lisa Stine Vickie Strachan Angela Stryker Shelly Sweem Melinda Sweet Edith Tabor Michael Thomas Fran Warren Dana Watson Eddie Webb Teresa Wells Rebecca Swinney Lizabeth Swope Victor Thomas Laurie Valder Nancy Wayes Jeanette Weaver Larry West Jimmy Whitfield Richard Willis Risa Wilson Jane Winston Cathy Witzche Billy Wood Christy Wood Thomas Worman Ronald Yocum David Young kES SOPHOMORES SOPHO � •� � � � � � � � � � � � a ' - - - Freshman Class Officers 1 ¥ � ¥¥� ¥¥ � jHH � � � � � � � � � � � ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� Fall officers - (I. to r.) Kay Lenhoff, spirit commissioner, Michele Delliqua-dri, spirit commissioner; Carol Lind-strom, president, Margaret Boehm, vice president, Kathy Frick, secretary. Spring officers - (r to I.) Brian Fridich, president; Michele Delliquadri, vice president; Kathy Frick, secretary; Margaret Boehm, treasurer; Dane Gibson and Kathy Lenhoff, spirit commissioners. 70 in Kim Adams Doug Albiez Jonna Aldrich Chuck Algae Rocky Alger Dalene Alley David Anderson Denise Ashbran Jim Atchley Steve Atkins Henry Avila Albert Azcarate Kevin Baker Lori Bartz George Bauder Theresa Beam Lisa Beever Ken Bernerd Ken Bettis Trish Bilodeau Nancy Blessum 71 Loretta Boatwright Margaret Boehm Frank Bolf Jerry Bowen Linda Brackett Mike Brake Mitch Brand Jeff Brandt Rusty Brandt Cliff Brooks Yvette Brooks Cindy Brown Kevin Brown Steve Bryson Steve Buran Robert Burgess Gina Calcagno Jim Carpenter Susan Carter is 5 72 Ken Cervantes Steve Cheff Pat Cherry Stephen Chioni Jeff Claessens )im Clark Lisa Clayton Debbie Cole Lois Conover Cathy Conrad Cathy Conway Marty Costa Terri Crawford Jon Crowley Rick Curiel Carrie Curtis Ruby Curtis Diane Dahlmeier Bill Dannelly Cindy Davis Lisa Davis Peter Davis Michelle Delliquadri Robert Dement Scott DeRoco John Dilger Shawn Dinien Christopher Dolder Suzanne Dolder 73 Denise Doroh Courtney Eames |r. Robin Edgerton Sandy Elam Willie Elliot Andy Evans William Farr Robert Ferguson Sonya Flick Diego Flores Tammy Fowler Debra Frank Kathy Frick Brian Fridich Jeff Fridich Mark Gallagher £V5 74 Scott Gallagher Laura Gentle Diane Gibson Edie Gilbert Linda Gorton Bill Hull Darrell Hunter Reio Hurt Pam Huston Eric Hutchins George Irwin Jill Jackson Ken Jacobsen Loma Jarrett Louis Jaurique Tammy Jensen Steve Jemigan Tom Johnson Malynda Johnston Cindy Jones Peter Jones Ray Jones Terri Kay lor C. Keenan Lisa Keene Ricky Kidd Robert King Barbara Kirk Walter Kirk David Kissler Cindy Kluender Phil Knight Kirk Kriss Fred Kroepelin Tim Kuntz Loa Lamb Bret Larson Jim Laughlin Kim Lear Julie Leavitt Laura Lee Kay Lenhoff Cindy Leonard 78 Alison Linden Mike Lindhorst Carol Lindstrom Darcy Loftis Kathy Lucas Teresa McElhaney George Mahon Tracie Mark Bradley Marr Kathy Marshall Denise Martin Dan Mastelloto Mark Mastelloto Fred Maxwell Sharon Mello Edmund Metheny Zane Michael Dewey Miller Suzanne Miller Terry Minick J.D. Nunley Kevin Odekirk Shelly Odekirk Mike Owens Frances Padilla David Painter Pat Patterson Robban Patterson Mike Petersen Edwina Pettigrew Laurie Phillips John Pinkston 79 Susan Powell Brenda Pugh Linda Pulley Leslie Pyle Danny Redden Sharon Reynolds Michael Rice John Richards Richard Rhyme Lynette Roberts Amelia Rodriguez Matt Ross Mark Rushing John Russell Wilma Ruth 80 Kelly Ryan Kim Salsbury Tina Salvos Danny Solansky Mike Solesski Debbie Sorting Lonnie Spicer Lois Stafford Valerie Staley m gV? 82 Cary Staves Cindy Stefanick Joe Stewart Brenda Stryker Veena Sutton Julia Swope Dean Teskey Michael Thomas Bryan Thompson Bonnie Thurman '''H A, .'■ Jeff Toney Jim Townsend Chris Tyree Jerry VanBuren Edwin VanGooden Janice Vick Sandy Vollendorff Sharon Vollendorff Debbie Vollendroff Tom Vollendroff Jacqueline Wafer Chris Walker Marc Walsh Jerry Wanzo Althea Washington David Watkins Russell Watts Fawn Wayman Barbara Wielputz Debbie Williams Phillip Williams Dave Wiscarson Marcy Wixom Susan Wood Ed Wright Eric Zirkeback 83 � � � � � � A 0 � A0 A k- � Oite� Foreign Exchange Students! In 75 76 Oroville High had two foreign exchange students: Janine McLaren from Otara, New Zealand, who stayed from February 76 until January 77, and Sabine Bramigk from Neumunster, West Germany, whose stay lasted from August 75 until July 76. Janine came with the Rotary Club; she finished her high school education in New Zealand and is a Senior in Oroville High. Her host family is the MacCarty family, with Susie and David as her American sister and brother. Sabine, who came with the Youth for Understanding exchange program, is also a Senior, but has two more years of German school to be completed. She is living with the Wood family; having one sister, Robyn, and brother, Richard, living at home, and a married sister Dorothy. 1 1 Robyn and Sabine can hardly wait to dip into the delicious cake Robyn made for her German sister's birthday 2. The Wood family gathers to celebrate the parents' 25th wedding anniversary From left to right: Dorothy, Dick, Dorene, Richard, Robyn. 3. All smiles: Susie MacCarty, janine McLaren, Sabine f ++' Girl's and Boy's State The nomination to Cirl's State, which is sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary, was won by Allison Thelander in 1975; Rob Pasalich won Boy's State nomination sponsored by American Legion Post. 510 girls, one from almost every high school in California, met in the first week of July at Sacramento State University. The Boy's State session was held in June with 950 boys also at Sac State. The two students going to Cirl's and Boy's State this year are Liz Ann Bassham and Robert Lackey. r • WWW Japanese Visitors Oroville High School had the pleasure to be the host for 13 Japanese high school girls and their teacher, Mr. Murai, for a three-week exchange program. The girls stayed with various families of students at Oroville High. The Japanese students, who arrived March 19th, 76, attended classes and school activities such as a concert, a picnic at Oroville Forebay, gold-panning and a farewell dance. They had three busy weeks adjusting to the American life style and having a lot of fun with their host families! Top row from left to right Miyuki Miyakawa. Ritsuko Ueno Yoshiko Katsumata, Chieko Sada Middle row: Ikuko Nagai, Emiko Sakakibara, f Noriko Ujita, Minaka Yoshizawa, Miwako Yasui Bottom row Makiko Byakuno, Mariko Hayashi, Hitoko Masunaga, Tamako Mitsui and practicing yoga Mr Murai 85 • ADMINISTRATION FALCULTY i : AAA +++ + ++ AA + k 87 AAA- ■ kirk4rtrkjt District Administration] iHHMHHMMMHMHMt¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ . The new addition to the Student Union is an example of efforts of the Board. Other issues of concern this year were the possibility of CLOSED CAMPUS and smoking area. t ' 1) Dr Richard S Boyd, Superintendent, 2) Herbert L. Heidinger, Business Manager The members of the Board the Trustees are: 3) Mark Burns III, 4) Mary Dayton, 5) Ron Craves, 6) Darrell Kister, and 7) Lynn Vanhart � � � � � � � � •Administration WWMMWMU MWWMXMX Vi,� ■¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� � ¥¥� � � � � � � ♦♦- •KaT cI CaST' 3 oV 'xn. sg w OW fJO X Cv m) X sv'WA WOAfJ- OCt rc JC •VVo- }oA-'V.t' - w ' The administration ofO.H.S welcomed a NEW FACE this year, Mr Jim Quast as vice principal He and Mr. John Johnson work with the students enforcing rules and regulations. 1) )ohn Johnson, Principal; 2) Jim Quast, Vice-Principal, 3) Bob Benoit, Director of Student Activities; and 4) Herm Stauss. Athletic Director. 89 0 0 � ★� � � ★★� � � � A Counselor and Office Personnelj The councilors, secretaries, and other office workers, have all agreed that the students of O H S. have helped to make it a GOOD YEAR. The problems have been fewer and attendance has improved. 1) Mr Kantola, Work Experience Counselor, 2) Mr Schwartz, Work Experience Counselor, 3) Mrs Hazen, School Secretary; 4) Mr Meyers, Counseling Secretary, 5) Mrs Eary, Registrar; 6) Mrs Scott, Student Body Bookkeeper, 7) Mrs. Powers, Attendance Secretary, 8) Mrs Morehead, Attendance Clerk; 9) Mr Rockwell, Counselor; 10) Mrs Little, Counselor, and 11) Mr O'Neill, Head Counselor C� � � � � � � ★★ � � � � � � � � � � ♦ ♦� ♦� � + � + + � � + + + +★+ ★� •� Librarians and Personnel ¥¥� ¥¥¥¥� � � � � � «¥� ¥¥¥¥¥� � � 0� j The library at O H S. provides students with ALL TYPES of media. There is a complete T V. studio where students can produce their own films and slides, and experienced personnel assist whenever needed. 1 1) Mr McCutchen, Librarian; 2) Mrs. Heide, Library Technician; 3) Miss Doryland, Minicourse Coordinator; 4) Miss Showalter, Library Clerk, 5) Mrs. Simcox, Library Clerk Child Care Aide, 6) Mr Fain, Offset Press Operator; 7) Mrs Scofield, Career Guidance Director; and 8) Mrs Seek, Indian Affairs Director. a - - � Bus Drivers! Oroville High's bus drivers are 1) Jo Dugger, 2} Joyce Staton, 3) Marianne Rasmussen, 4) Loretta Sundahl, 5) Norma Riley. 6) Pete North. 7) Byron Nelson, and 8) Ron Ex. A A A A A A A kk + + 'kh'kick ft - A AAA ftr ft - • Custodians and Maintenance] ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥jmuF¥¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ The Custodians are: 1) Tom Vellone, 2) Lloyd Kepple, 3) Donald Houser, 4) Temas Mason, and 5) Marcella Smith The Maintenance Crew consists of 1) Brian Thompson, 2) Phil Carter, 3) Franz Frank, 4) Art Bruggeman, 5) Blackie Butler, 6) Marvin Larson, 7) Carl Teel. 8) Adolph Becerril, and 9) Randy Wilson r � - ™m '. ’' ''” ™ ™™ (Student Store, Nurse, and Kitchen 1) Bill Huston, Student Store; 2) Louise Spittle, Nurse; and 3) Shirley Millet, Kitchen, and Connie Brown, Kitchen A (Special Programs ¥¥£¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ � T7¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 1 1) Inez McAtee, Children Development Laboratory, and 2) James McNulty, EH Program. Oroville High also offers special aid with a speech therapist and a hard of hearing teacher 93 � � � English 1 t¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� V?¥¥¥¥ The English department at O.H.S. offers a variety of classes. From these, students can learn to write, to make films, or to STAR in one of the many plays produced by Theater Workshop. 1) Carol Day, 2) Betty Hegele, 3) Shirley Johansen, 4) Denise Jones, 5) Buzz Kramer, 6) Ron Loch, 7) Tim McClure, 8) Kathy Manwell, and 9) Jim Read vX ' ,0’ U. U ft AA a � � � � � � Foreign Language ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ f¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ � r$¥¥¥¥� T ¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥� ¥� ¥¥ MU t. J' O-1 Students at O.H.S. have a chance to learn and speak three languages. Latin, Spanish and French are the courses offered. A NEW TEACHER was welcomed this year, Madame Smith of the French department. 1) James Crosse, Latin; 2) Cene McKenzie, Spanish, and 3) Karen Smith, French Social Science 1 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥ ¥¥¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥ 1) Mr. Kemper, World History, 2) Mr Benoit, World History; 3) Mr. Crosse, U S. History; 4) Mr Clark, Govt, and Geography; 5) Mrs. Andoe, World History, 6) Mr Leube, U S. History; 7) Mr. Millet, World History and U S. History; 8) Mr. Powers, Govt, and Geography, and 9) Mr Wegner, World History and Geography. C -wf. a f Business � ¥¥¥¥� ¥JM � � � � � � ¥¥¥¥¥ � � � 1) Miss Holland, Business Education; 2) Mrs. Day Business Education, and 3) Mr johnston. Business Education A Mathematics} •� ♦� ¥¥¥¥ � ¥¥ HMHMHHE� tHMHHMHMHMMMMHME¥ 1) Mr. Haymond, Algebra and Trigonometry; 2) Mr Watson, Algebra and Ceometry, 3) Mr Hottell, Math Lab; 4) Mr Rossas, Ceometry and Computer; and 5) Mr. Thompson, Algebra and Math Lab 98 + ++■+- Physical Education ] HHHHHHMEV'r'r'rT«r +- ¥¥¥¥+¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥+ 1) Miss Pope, girl's P.E.; 2) Mrs. Pittman, girl's P E.; 3) Mrs. Stauss, girl's PE, 4) Mr. Burnum, boy’s P E.; 5) Mr Johnson, boy's P E.; and 6) Mr Arnold, boy's P.E.. A AAAAAAA6A6AAAAAA (if if ft a Industrial Arts � � ¥ ¥?¥¥ ¥¥¥ ¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥� ¥■¥ 1) Mr. Mclnturf, wood shop, 2) Mr Beaumont, drafting math; 3) Mr VanCamp, agriculture; 4) Mr. Lambert, auto shop; and 5) Mr Delsigne, metals. 1 Dorelle Andoe, Art 1-4 and Consumer Art. 2 Dave Tamori, Art 1, 2 and Design Craft. 3 Herm Stauss, Leather A Buzz Kramer, Photography. 5 Jim Christensen, Music. fHomemaking 1) Liz Coleman. Clothing and Consumer Education; 2) Betty Hegele. Singles Living; 3) Sibyl Olsen, Foods and Child Care, and 4) Marge Pittman, Home Arts. 1) Shootin' the bull!; 2) Peek-a-Boo! , 3) Kick-back, 4) Oh, the excitement of O H S.!; 5) Who does she think she is?, 6) Thumbs up1, 7) O H S. Boogies, 8) O H S. students pride themselves on individuality?; 9) Jones and her girls; 10) Shake-it Scott 107 The rallies this year were highlighted by a kissing contest, fin race, and the traditional hanging of the L.P. Thunder-Turkeys, all under the direction of Rally Commissioner Rhonda Mastelotto. The spirit of O H S. was well expressed this year by the ORIGINALITY and involvement of everyone! 1) Seniors take lead in fin race; 2) Varsity football team hams it up!; 3) Attentive Rah-Rah's look on, 4) Carrie Nichols receives most outstanding rowdy rooter award i • ] A brisk Halloween night set the scene of the 1975 Homecoming. The game played was a crucial one against Lassen, which O.H.S. lost 21-6 Homecoming got off to a slow start because of a disagreement with Block O over the proceeds from Homecoming. A DECISION was made giving classes 40% and Block O keeping 60%. The winner was Senior Princess Vicki Pickering. 1) Awaiting the final moment; 2) Senior Queen Vickie Pickering escort Brian Mefford, 3) Junior Princess Terry McDade: escort Tyler Faulkner; 4) Bryan, get off my foot! ; 5) Sophomore Princess Amanda Dmucci: escort Pat Pacino; 6) Freshman Princess Kathy Marshall: escort Rusty Brandt; 7) and now ..say did you hear the one about 111 Cr' Equipped with their size and experience, the Senior girls once again TRIUMPHED over the juniors, playing a fair game with first-time referees. The girls and coaches worked hard to make up for the frustrating defeat of last year, resulting in the final score of 14-12. The highlight of the evening was the half-time crowning of the powder puff king, Wayne Brandt. Afterwards, everyone met at Shaye Rourk's house to celebrate. 1 1) Cosh Lorrie, your mother sure can hit hard.'' Prince Kendall Larson and escort Lorrie Henry, 2) Royalty takes times out! King Wayne Brandt and escort Ruth Robertson; 3) Sandy put your arms down!; 4) The better end of the Senior class, 5) Who's making fun of the big 76 ? }+ Senior Powder Puff ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 1st Sandy Jackson, Anet Martin, Raquel Rodriguez, Maria Alvarez, Teresa Joplin, Denise Johnson, Bonnie Britton, Cindy McKinASdfld Coatley, Susie French, Arlene Marshall, Betty Combs, 2nd: Jean Creen, Vickie Pickering, Shaye Roark, Brenda Staley, Joretta Parker Donna Lindquist, Linda Jones, Jams Weekes, Kim VanZant, Mandie Roberts, Rhonda Creen, Sheila Johnson, Jean Bartel; 3rd Patty Baer. Valerie Hund, Lori Lamb, Kathy DeFranciso, Margie Diaz, Kim Black, Linda Pero, Kandy Mills, Ann Verkerk, Kim Davis, and Kathy Frederick Senior Cheerleaders, 1st: Mike Bohrer, Mike Diaz; 2nd: Mike Anderson, Sam Martello; Not pictured Tom Waves. Senior Coaches 1st: Kendall Larson, Kelly Leavitt, Frank Ellis, Scott Young, 2nd: Todd Ricketts, Kris Bateman, Wayne Brandt, Not pictured: John Brumley, Rick Huston, and Fred Miller 1 13 A - - Junior Powder Puff] � � � � � ¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥ _.a - On the night of Oct. 20th, the mighty Junior team with SPEED and vigor scored 2 touchdowns against the seniors making it a close game of 14-12. Just falling short of the lead in the last few minutes left, said to be the most exciting game ever played at O H S. 1) They're not that tough! ; 2) Prince Tyler Faulkner: escort Kathy Lucas, 3) Darling Prince Jock Kaylor escort Debby Seek, 4) Hey Coach, when's it my turn ; 5) And a quick pitch to Kemper1 , 6) Junior Rah-Rahs!, 7) But I don't want to play that position! 1st Marc Aleck, Stuart Bunstock, Mike McElhenney 2nd: Cindi Politovich, Amy Floyd, Denise Brokaw, Patty Bolt, Kitty Owens, Lam Kemper, Denise Conner, Muriel Dunn, Shelley Von Berg, Sem Gee, Laura Brown, Rhonda Graves, Teresa Leavitt. 3rd: Linda Carr, Jackie Weidman, Marrily North, Robyn Wood, Cindy Manwell, Marilyn Conner, Leanne Kibodeaux 4th Rhonda Mastelotto, Sue Shields, Ramona Lacativo, Tammy Azcarate, Suzie Clay, Daren Readman, Barbara McElhenney, Becky Graves, Kris Olsen, Jovita Alverez, Laurie Brandt, Phil Perkins. 5th: Dale Stapleton, Lisa Mastelotto, Larry Whitman, Bryan Bone, Greg Andoe, Mark Brown, Kan Koga, Lori Powers, Terry Tunnel, Denise Hunter 6th Ron Gramps, Martin Cramps 114 1st Dale Stapleton, Martin Cramps. 2nd Bryan Bone, Mark Brown, Phil Perkins 3rd Creg Andoe, Jeff Holland, Eric Johnson, Coach Dick 4th Ron Cramps. Not pictured Mike Townshend, Cary Schwartz t f Christmas Formal a k ji “Snowflake Fantasy was the ' Jl theme to set the mood for this ' l Jtl year's Christmas formal, where . ” 7 Kathy Frederick, escorted by Kris ) Bateman, was announced as queen -L j _ 0 0 ( S .JUf at midnight. The MELLOW mood overcame all couples as they passed through the arbor over the tressed path. The y, atmoshphere seemed quite relaxed 6eu_o and even tipsy at times 1) When you get bored at a formal, you find other things to do; 2) Notice how Dean is always so attentive; 3) 1974 Xmas formal queen, Marsha Boynton, crowns Kathy queen for 1975; and 4) PSSST Val! I think I just heard my pants split. fo kz !6 e°S i The fifties were back for a day at OHS for the third straight year. Things were really swinging with an oldies fashion show (with teachers for models, no less), car CRAMMING (27 people in a V.W.), a sock hop and even a goldfish eating contest In the Fifties King ana Queen contest, senior candidates Arlene Marshall and Sam Martello came out on top. Kim Bernerd was voted as the best dressed student and Mrs. Powers as the best dressed faculty member. They really deserved it, too. The sock hop after the game was a great wrap up of the activities of the whole day. And the pony tails, bobby socks, and oxfords were put away for another year. - - Spirit Week! The class of '76 stole the show in this year's Spirit Week competition, by not only winning the queen and the rally - for the third year in a row but also by winning the Spirit Week trophy. This year was a year of THEMES for the Nisbet Tournament. The Freshmen with That's Italian! ; the Sophomores with Raggedy Ann and Andy ; the Juniors used Disney on Parade as their theme; and the Senior class followed the Bicentennial theme. All the classes seemed to truly follow their themes - on their posters and during the rally. 120 121 A ★★� � ★� � � � � � � � � � � � � � a aftfrfr f 1976 Nisbet Tourney Queen ¥¥¥¥¥WW¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥,¥,, Oroville stole the show at this year's Nisbet Tournament. The senior queen, Maria Alverez, REIGNED as our boys tromped the other tourney teams. 1) Senior Queen Maria Alverez, (2) Junior: Princess Carrie Nichols, (3) Sophomore: Princess Debbie Nendze, (4) Freshman Princess Michele Delliquadri, (5) 1976 Queen Kim Davis gives Maria a winners hug (6) (7) Andoe not here!, (8) “I won, I won, I won, I won!!! - ★ ' ★ A A A Jtir a a � 1) Raquel Rodriquez. 2) Mandie Roberts; 3) Julie Martin; 4) Songleaders... Shine your star; 5) Front to back - Raquel Rodriquez, Shelly Von Berg, Julie Martin. Rhonda Craves, Becky Craves, Mandie Roberts. 6) Rhonda Craves; 7) Shelly Von Berg, 8) Becky Craves; 9) But Miss Jones ... we're trying, 10) They couldn't have done it without Mr C and his pep band, 11) Standing - Rhonda Graves, Julie Martin Mandie Roberts, Becky Craves; sitting - Shelly Von Berg, Raquel Rodriquez. The O H.S. Songleaders added an extra special touch to all the games and rallies this year, with their spirit and RHYTHM. Returning from a camp in Berkeley this summer, the song girls brought back with them many new jazzy routines and chants. —i kirk k 0 kk k-trk-m-m klr ■■ kkrkk-klrk kirk kirk Irk 1) Sandy Coatley; 2) Lani Kemper; 3) Muriel Dunn, 4) Kilty Owens; 5) front row Muriel Dunn, Sandy Coatley, Kitty Owens, top Row: Lani Kemper Always spirited and ROWDY, this year's Varsity cheerleaders brought life to the rallies and games. They did a lot of chants and cheers which they learned at the Chico Cheerleading Camp. They also did skits in the rallies. Their efforts were appreciated. 1) Pat Bigelow, 2) Cary Shwartz, 3) Pat and Cary show their fantastic ability. 4) Pat and Muriel really know how to get people excited, 5) standing • Sandy Coatly, Pat Bigelow, Cary Shwartz, lam Kemper, and top Kitty Owens, Muriel Dunn Pat and Cary were the pep squad's SEX symbols this year - being our first male mascots, and adding a touch of class to O.H.S. They worked hard and brought back the spirit stick from an all-girl mascot camp. f Mascots r ft ft ft ft ft ft-ft ft ft ft ft ftft tick ft ft ftrftft Junior Varsity The Jayvee Cheerleaders put in a lot of time to add an extra spark to our campus spirit. TALENT most describes their hard work, which brought them numerous awards and ribbons at Cheerleading Camp this summer. JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS 1) Head - Cathy Witzsche, 2) Kim Clark. 3) Amanda DiNucci; 4) Liz Boggs, 5) Standing • Liz Boggs, bottom row -.Kim Clark, Amanda DiNucci. Cathy Witzche; 6) Liz and Kim smile pretty; 7) Amanda and Cathy - devoted to the OHS spirit. hman Cheerleaders � T ¥ ¥ T ¥ ¥-¥- ' � • ¥ .� ¥� ¥¥¥¥� � � � ¥-� The Freshman cheerleaders worked hard this-year from the very banning - LEADING their class to win the bucket early. We're sure the freshmen class wouldn't have made it without them. 1) Theresa Beam; 2) Julie Leavitt; 3) Kathy Lucas; 4) Amelia Rodriguez; 5) Amelia Rodriguez and back Kathy Lucas, Julie Leavitt and Theresa Beam A it Rallies ] Patty Bolt, spring Rally Commissioner, LIVENED up our rallies with her bright smile and great originality. Highlights included the obstacle course, sack race, and many other crazy events. ftftftfrAAAA'A | fCandids � � ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥� � 4M Work Experience Counselors; 3) John Kantola and 4) Wallace Schwartz 1) In hooded clothing, O.H.S. Work Experience student Ed Campbell feeding rice into machine; 2) Arlin Brinker, O H S. Work Experience enrollee gathering grain for stationary thresher at Biggs Rice Experimental Station, experimenting on rice variety improvement Any student may become a student in work experience. Advisors cand find JOBS for you, or if you already have one, you can still enroll. You work at a job and earn credits at the same time. i A'A aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa {French Club ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥� � ¥,¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥' 1st row - Mrs. Smith, Lori Adams, Melody Crider, Linda Gorton, Loretta Boatwright, Marie Santens, Donna Prince. 2nd row - lakie Weidman. Katie Wiley, Kolte Wamsley, Loren Gilbert, Edie Gilbert, Debbie Nandze, Julie Parker, Zsa Zsa Dudynski, Shilla lohnson, Teresa Wells. Cerita Peres; and 3rd row-Diane Worman, Tracy Bergman, Tracy Hofius, Cheryl, Jacqueline Foley, and Cindy Dirks Karen Smith Advisor ft M A {Spanish Club ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥-¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Mr McKenzie, Eric Hutchines, Robert Gene McKenzie Robinson, Margret Bahem Advisor irk • Irkirit dHHHHHHbf Fall Student Council ¥¥¥� � � � � ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Fall Student Cowo il officers: Rally Commissioner Rhonda Mastelotto, i l egideirr anHi Tpj lpy tndent Body President Kevin Seeman, Secretary Laurah Vecker, and Pep Commissioner Robyn Wood 1st Teresa Leavitt, Lori Brant, Deena Hilton, Norma Dick, Zeree Mitchell, Pam Huston, Margaret Boehm, Melinda Sweet, Liz Bassman, and Mike Menefee; 2nd - Liz Boggs, Valerie Hund, Arlene Marshall, Rhonda Green, Mandie Roberts, Laurah Uecker, Kay Lenhoff, Cary Schwartz, Shelly VonBerg, Rquel Rodriques, and jay Winters; 3rd - Rick Huston, Kandy Mills, Kathy Frick, Michele Delliquardri, Linda Jones, Rhonda Graves, Rhonda Mastelotto, Eric Nichols, yd Debbie Nendze; 4th - Jane Winston, Cathy Witche, Kim Clark. Julie Leavitt, Amelia Rodriquez, Teresa Beem, Muriel Dunn, RoJ yrr Wood, Patty Bolt, Colleen Libby, and Sam Martello; 5th - Tammy Marley, Kitty Owens, Julie Johonson, Amanda DiNucci, Sarfdy Goatley, Donlse Conner, Lani Kemper, Pat Bigelow, and Don Zink. a f Spring Student Council «¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� HMHHMMHHMMMMMMMMMMWMMMMMMMMHHHHW tudent Council officers Rally Commissioner Patty .lOatley, Student Body President Zeree Mitchell, Vice President Mandi Roberts and Pep Commissioner Lizann Bassham rat. •turn Ci'5T£n! p- 1st) Linda jones, Jay Winters, Paul Ludovina, Brian Fridrich, Zeree Mitchell, Carol Lindstrom, Loretta Meyer, Donice Mitchell, Julie Parker, Amelia Rodriquez; 2) John Kelley, Robert Robertson, Craig McAtee, Kay Lenhoff, Margaret Boehm, Phil Perkins, Michele Delliquadri, Kathy Frick; 3rd) Liz Boggs, Cheryl McKim, Suzanne Morlet, Debbie Nendze, Steve Cheff, Leslie Bohrer, 4th) Theresa Costa, Lori Brandt, Amanda Dinucci, Kevin Seeman, Lam Kemper, Fern Nevins, Nikki Bohrer; and 5th) Susie French, Jeff Holland, Muriel Dunn, Julie Martin, Rhonda Creen, andi Goatley., a ¥ ¥ Senior G.A.A.1 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥- ¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥ 1st) Kathleen Powers, Rhonda Green, Kim Black, Kim Davis; 2nd) Valerie Hund, Kandi Mills, Teresa joplin, Kathy Frederick; and 3rd) joretta Parker, Vicki Pickering, and Alice Albrecht. fc - - - ■ ★ ★ ■ ★ - a Junior GAA.] ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 1st) Lisa Mastelotto, Kathy Williams, Sem Gee, Tammie Walker, Suzanne Clay; 2nd) Kim Bernerd, Diane Jacobson, Daren Readman, Debbie Jensen, Debbie Shinn, Cindy Condon, Diane Mofield, Robin Hammer; 3rd) Denise Brokaw, Terri Christensen, Denise Hunter • G.A.A. ■ 4MMMME¥¥¥i Melanie Gilchrist, Cheryl McKim, Anita Edwards, Debbie Klingenburg, Kelley Hobbs, and Donna Prince. � frfr fFrosh. G.A.A. 1st row - Janice Vick, Kathy Frick; 2nd row - Susan Shinn, Linda Gorton, and Michele Delliquadri Rosie Stauss Advisor Keyvvanette officers - Jackie Weidman, Donna Carlson, Denise Brokaw, Becky Powell, and Denise Hunter 1) Jackie Weidman, Shelly Cunningham, and Linda Jones; 2) Denise Hunter, Betty Combs, Denise Johnson, Denise Brokaw, and Dawn Langlios; 3) Barbara Clark, Melody Smiley, Donna Carlson, Becky Powell, and Rubby Curtis Liz Coleman Advisor Keywanettes] Keywanettes are a division of the Keywanis Club. It is a group of girls who do things for the community and have fun at the same time. Liz Coleman is the advisor. The band, led by their fearless leader Mr C, represented Oroville in DISNEYLAND this year in America on Parade They raised all of the $6,000 needed to make the trip by donations and benefits. During half-time at home football games, the band marched and kept the crowd entertained The Pep Club kept the teams and the crowd going at basketball games. 1) Banner carriers: Diane Mofield and Shelly Green; 2) Band members take a stretcher on the long trip to Disneyland. , 1st row - Becky Swinney, Patty Shelton, Chris Morlet, Liza Keene, Karen Neher, Robin Hammer, David Joyner, Jimmy Barnes, Tim Kuntz, Julia Swope, Mitch Brand, Bill Gorton, Henry Avila, Tim Blagg, Denise Martin, Susan Hahn, Lori Vanhart, Linda Gorton, Marcy Wixom; 2nd row - Suzanna Morlet, Debbie Klingenberg, Barbara Miller, Karen Pixler, Cindy Avila, Roy Simon, Pam Huston, Leslie Pyle, Susan Shinn, Loris Stafford, Lisa Franklin, Peggy Moore, Wendy Pyle, Denise Reaves, Kris Olsen, Karen Haymond, Pam Fipps, Debbie Bruner, Amelia Rodriguez, 3rd row - Jon Grant, Craig McAtee, Mary Lerner, Stuart Bunstock, Tammie Lindhorst, Chuck Friedman, Diane Gibson, Ron Cropley, Ralph Miller, Phil Knight, Steve Miller Rex Holland, Terry Blagg, Steve Byram, Terry Waddell, Denise Martini, Colleen Libby, 4th row - Mark Brashears, Joey Cook, Erich Cress, James Marquez, Ed Van Gooden, Steve Neal, Kevin Baker, Debbie Shinn, Sem Gee, Mike Menefee, John Richards, Chris Walker, Richard Rhyne, George Mahon, Daryl Bardenheier, Fred Holland, Sam Martello; and 5th row - Bryan Thompson, Kevin Howard, Tim Clark, David Seaton, Henry Loza, Lynn Hoisington, Fran Padilla, John Cress, Dan Libby, 6th row - Cindy Leonard. Diane Mofield, Shelly Green, Bob Boswell, and Banner Carriers - Dian Mofield and Shelley Grene A A A -A A A'fr A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAA AA A ★ 'A'A'AAAA'V Chamber Singers y¥y¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥y¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥Jfj 1st row - Diane Mofield, Bill Gorton, Jacklyn Foley, Fred Holland, Denise Martini, Sam Martello, Maureen Laney, 2nd row - Robin Hammer, Bob Boswell, Cathy Witzsche, Tim Blagg, Tammie Lindhorst, Chester Weinberg, 3rd row -Ed Hurlburt, Donna Lamka, Mitch Brand, Cynthia Martini, Rex Holland, Shelley VonBerg, Dan Libby, and Laurah Mr. C, Uecker 1st row - Cynthia Martini, Paula Felipe, joan Hansell, Cheryl Fuson, Denise johnson, Betty Combs, Susan Cronin, Kathy Royal, Peggy Hilliard, Allison Lamka; 2nd row - Mary Kleisner. Rene Toles. Jacklyn Foley, Lois Conover, Teresa Wells, Teresa Levitt, Branda Staky, Cheryl Fuson, Julie Horne, Denise Martini, Debbie Cole, Diane Smith, Jeannette Snyder, Terri Adams, 3rd row - Anita Edwards, Mary Hawkins, Ersalyn Butler, Wendy Pyle, Kim Bernerd, Julie Leavitt, Shelley VonBerg, Theresa Beam, Leslie Pyle, Rhonda Horne, Laurah Uecker, Gwenellen Hills, Wilma Ruth, Janet Butler, Christine Hills; 4th row - Maureen Laney, Ruth Robertson, Lizzann Bassham, Joy Jackson, Cheryl Frank, Donna Edwards, Clenda Whitfield, Robin Hammer, Cathy Witzsche, Tammie Lindhorst, Diane Mofield, Donna Lamka, Terry Waddell; 5th row - Kathy Raabe, Sherri Cage, Teri Scofield, Calvin Weinberg, Thomas Johnson, Steve Bynum, Bob Boswell, Tim Blagg. Chester Weinberg, Bill Corton, Liz Swope, Sally Hill, 6th row - Roger Metcalf, Steve Byers. John Hottinger, Ed Hurlburt, Chris Tyree, Scott Cregg, Mitch Brand, Tim McPartland, Rex Flolland, Dan Libby, Fred Holland, Sam Martello, and Jim Browning 1st) Rene Toles, Linda Pulley, Betty Combs, Rose Morlet, Suzanna Morlet; 2nd) Peggy Hilliard, Pam Fipps, Alison Lamka, Shelly Sweem, Frances Wright, Peggy Moore, Jfd) Patricia Patterson, Jacqueline Wafer, Sue Cronin, Vicki Meyer, Donna Lamka, Stacey Duensing, Shelly Neufield, Debra Dillan A irl's Chorus ¥¥¥� � ¥¥■¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ � � � � � � ¥� � � � � is-'i-a 1) Carrie Nichols, Sam Martello, Rhonda Creen; and 2) Rhonda Marcozzi and Denise Conner. Advisor. Dorelle Andoe 1st row - Debbie Sorling, Margret Bahem, Shelly VonBerg, Sam Martello, Muriel Dunn, Rhonda Marcozzi, Carrie Nicholes, Denmse Conners; 2nd row - Marcy Whitcomb, Terrie Adams, Cerila Paris, Jackie Foley, Patty Eldrich, Dian Dahlmeier, Lisa Bramble, Cindy Brown, 3rd row - Debbie Dillon, Elsie Diaz. Angela Striker, Teresa Kangas, Liz Swopes, Christy Ward, Renee Combs, Teresa Wells; 4th row - Tim Salvos, Shelly Odekirk, Liz Boggs, Amanda DiNucci, Julie Martin, Lam Kemper, Tammy Marley; 5th row - Diane Gibson, Rhonda Graves. Kitty Owens, Kathy Witzche, Nancy Ways, Sem Gee, Dennise Aunter; 6th row - Kathy Lucas, Julie Levitte, Kathy Frik, Michele Delliquadri, Teresa -Uaieqe Hund, fltlayr Rhonda r � • + f Block O ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ f Y - ¥¥¥¥¥¥. Block O officers (top row) Rob Pasalich and Brian Mefford; and bottom • Frank Elis and Rick Huston. Jerry Johnson Advisor 1st: Brian Mefford. Richard Feretti, John Brumley, Frank Ellis, Ronald Cramps, Craig Brooks, Cris Bateman, Kendall Larson, Kelley Leavitt, 2nd Pat Bigelow, Ivan Arruda, Gene Walker, Brian Bone, Todd Rickets, Jeff Bandy, Rick Huston, Don Webb, 3rd Mark Brown, Joe Lipka, David Albize, Phil Perkins. Ralph Ayala, Cary Lessa, Garth Rickets, Daniel Maguire. 4th Gerry Loveless, Richard Gallegos, Dale Stapleton, Wayne Brandt Rob Pasalich, David Murphy, Lance Miller, Kevin Quigley; 5th: Robert Powers, Billy Wood, Kirt Christensen, Daryl Barnenheier, Greg Andoe, Guy Mastelotto, Tyler Faulkner, Fred Holland, Tim McPartland; 6th Craig McAtee, Pat Pacino, Dale Holcomb, John Grant, Bill Joplin, Rex Holland, Cris Bird, and Craig Rr irHriririrk + + + + iI. F.F.A j f4 ¥ ¥¥ ¥¥¥ ¥¥ F.F.A. Officers - 1st Holly Combs, Bob Condon, Donna Lindquist; and 2nd. Shelley Evans, Tammie Walker, and Roy Johnson. Lloyd VanCamp Advisor 1st: Tammie Walker, Shelley Evans, Holly Combs, Bob Condon, Dawna Lindquist, Roy Johnston. 2nd: Tim West Brook, Kathy Peterson, Valerie Kelley, Yvette Brooks, Creg Kelley 3rd: Ted Morris, Robert Sweet, Kelly Mooney, Ruth Lackie! Laurie Philips 4th: Lisa Butler, Patty Bolt, Maribeth Kleisner, Mr. Vancamp. Service Club +qMMMMMMM ¥� y¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ rf- � 0 � � � � ;¥� ★ � Interact ' ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Denise Martini, Debbie Bruner, and Katie Wiley Barbara Little Advisor 1st row - Chris Tyree. Christine Hills, jimmy Whitfield, Wilma Ruth 2nd row - Mary Hawkins, Lisa Mastelloto, Earslyn Butler. Calvin Weinberg; 3rd row - Pat Pacino, Janice McCarter, Aletha Thomas, Cwen Hills, 4th row - Doug Vick, Trudi Elder. Beth McCollum, and Barbara Willpitts. Advisor Betty Hegele Advisor: Jim McNulty The National Honor Society if composed of INTELLECTUAL juniors and seniors who have been recommended by their teachers A N.H.S. 1 1st Diane Jacobsen, Debbie Bruner, Tammy Walker, Kathy Williams, Randy Jennings, Terry McDade, Susie Clay, Marilyn Conner; 2nd row I to r Cindy Cowden, Deena Hilton, Dana Clenn, Bob Snyder, Tim Clark, Muriel Dunn, Lizann Basham; 3rd row -1, to r.: Henry Loza, Bill Powers, Mitch Valder, Dean Cotrell, Brian Mettord, Stuart Bunstock, Kurt Kaupanger, Rob Pasalich, Sam Martello uary Lessa, Bob Condon, Kevin Seeman, Jay Winters, Mark Scott, and 4th row: Sem Gee and Debbie Shinn. California Scholastic Federation is a group of OH.S.'s more INTELLIGENT students. Students need a 3.5 average to join. Senior members are eligible for life-time membership, which is an honor trfrfr M � t fCSJ «¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 1st row - Rob Pasalich Kevin Seeman, Cary Lessa, Kurt Kaupanger, Ben Begley. 2nd row - Diane Jacobsen. Debbie Bruner, Tammy Llker Katin Williams', Chara DeMetry. Kathy Lenhoff. Chuck Friedman; 3rd row - Bob Robertson Tammy Marley Marilyn Conner. ,ndv Cowd.-f Deena Hilton Dana Glenn Bob Snyder, Tim Clark. Lizann Bassham, Karen Haymond, John Winter. Linda Gorton, Jim � ary 4th L - Henry Loza.Bill Powers. Mitch Valder, Dean Cottrel, Bryan Mefford, Suzanne Clay Stuart Buns ■rry McDade. Craig McAtee. Steve Cumberland. Bob Condon, Jay Winters. Mark Scott, and 5th row - Kevin Baker, Debbie Shinn, and ?m Gee E.S.U. ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� Dave Tamori Advisor tarslyn Butler; 2nd) Ken Combs a Theater Work Shop 1 1st) Nancy Brown, Ramona Lacativo, Lorna Jarrett, 2nd) Karen Bozekowski, Katie Wiley, Mike Bohrer, 3rd) Liz Boggs, Mitch Valder, Tammie Lind-horst, Kevin Corn, Valerie Hund, 4th) David Albiez, jay Sims, Sharon McOmber, Patty Bolt; 5th) Lori Drake, Chris Smith, Celine Love, Mr Loch; 6th Rhonda Mitchell, Robin Hammer, Frank Cravier, Shelley VonBerg and Tom Devol. 1) Theater Workshop's 1975 Production, The Hobbit. A fellow goblin (Tammie Linhorst) encourages the Great Goblin (Al Bradshaw) to terrify all the dwarfs and Bilbo Baggins 2) Nancy Brown in action 3) The Diary of Anne Frank, Mike Bohrer (Mr. Van Daan), Shelley Von Berg (Mrs. Frank), Eric Nichols (Peter), Katie Wiley (Margot), Kevin Corn (Mr Kraler), 4) Nancy Brown (Anne Frank) and Nancy Bailey (Mrs Van Daan). nrtftirtco 3) The Diary of Anne Frank, Mike Bohrer (Mr Van Daan), Shelley Von Berg (Mrs Frank), Eric Nichols (Peter), Katie Wiley (Margot), Kevin Corn (Mr Kraler), 4) Nancy Brown (Anne Frank) and Nancy Bailey (Mrs Van Daan) s nrwwinrwwwwww' , ★★★★-dHHHHHHHHt ' A A w SPORTSPORTSPORTSPORTS; A £ $) 14 Ojy ) rtiov t'hP W 0 0 ldy QK ujm Varsity Football 1 9 This year's 1975-76 Varsity football team recorded a 4 win, 4 loss, and 1 tie record. However, the Tigers came close to a co-championship but fell INCHES short in the last game, which put them in 4th place in the Eastern Athletic League. The Tigers also won the Victory Bell once again, beating Las Plumas 22-6. 1) Another large crowd to see the Tigers in action; 2) Craig Brooks on his way to one of the 3 touchdowns he scored against Las Plumas in the t 22-6 victory bell game win; 3) john Brumley make a great showing on this run, and 4) Frank Ellis takes the hand-off from Brooks for big yardage up the middle. 1st row) Todd Kaylor, Carl Brown, Don Webb, Kelly Leavitt. Todd Rickets, Rich Ferretti, John Brumley, Kris Bateman, Ronny Cramps; 2nd row) Rick Manager, Mike Townsend, Cene Walker, Creg Andoe, Erick Johnson, Kendall Larson, Phil Perkins, Scott Young, Fred Miller, Dan Libby, Dale Stapleton, Matt Horn; 3nd row) Frank Ellis, Dwain, Bird, Ivan Arruda, Craig Brooks, Al Munson, Jeff Holland, Randy Jennings, Butch Gonzales, Mark Brown, Wayne Brandt, and Manager Scott Walker 154 ★ « � � � � � � � � � � + ■ � A - All League Players | ¥¥� � � � � ¥� � � ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥ � ¥♦� ¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥ ¥¥¥+¥¥V¥ ¥¥¥ OROVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FROSH FOOTBALL ROSTER 1975-1976 No. Name Pos. 10 Chris Tyree QB 11 Larry Hilton QB 12 Mark Mastelotto QB 14 Ken Holder HB 15 Marty Costa HB 16 Bill Slavin B 17 Kim Adams B 18 Dean Hill B 19 Bill Hull E 20 Kort Wamsley FL 21 Ricky Cramps HB 22 Steve Jernigan DB 24 Tom Johnson HB 26 Mike Owen FL 30 Steve Cheff HB 33 Mark Gallagher FB 34 Mark Walsh HB 44 Mitchell Brand FB 50 Kevin Baker C 51 Brad Marr CLB 52 Jeff Fredrick C 54 Robb Edgerton CLB 60 Scott Gallagher C 61 Willie Elliott C 62 Gary Rogers CT 63 Brian Fredrick C 64 Tim Smith LB 65 Joe Sheppard C 66 Eric Cress GLB 67 Richard Small C 71 Chris Dolder B 72 Dave Downer T 73 Clyde Goodrow E (a � + + + ■ + + � � ■ ++ + AA � Frosh. Football 74 Mark Ship E 75 Mike Lindhorst T 76 Louis Jaurique T 77 Mike Peterson T 78 Jim Townsend T 80 Jerry VanBuren E 81 Gary Staves E 82 Robert Burgess FBE 84 Ken Bettis E 85 Rusty Brandt E 86 Rob Patterson E 87 Brett Larson DE 88 Dan Mastelotto E 16 Larry Bankston B 22 Kevin Odekirk B 60 Allen Lewis G 62 George Mahon C 63 Brian Thompson G 65 David Watkins C 70 John Pinkston E 73 Mitch Simpson E 74 Steve Chioini G 76 Russ Watts T 77 Jim Schmeltz B 82 Chris Walker E 86 Jerry Minick B 88 Jim Richards T MANAGERS: Jon Crowlay Fred Kroepelin STATISTICS: Dave Shippi COACHES: Ken Arnold Ed Hottell Don Lee Wright This year's Fresnman squad, headed by Coach Arnold, enjoyed a PROFITABLE season, gaining experience of competition and instilling the aspect of self-leadership in each individual player. In general, the J.V. football team had an extremely SUCCESSFUL season. Individually, and as a team, they accomplished the goals which were stated at the beginning of the season. Their record was 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. This success in winning, however, was overshadowed by their ability to play as a team. Throughout the season they continued to improve the aspect of team play. As the team was successful, it was only possible because of outstanding individuals. Each athlete contributed his strengths and skills toward an overall team effort. Coach McNulty gave particular praise to Dale Holcomb, Daryl Bardenheir, Rex Holland, Daniel Maguire, and Rich Gallegos. Captains were Daniel Maguire, Rich Gallegos, and Craig McAtee. OROVILLE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL No. Name Pos. 10 Mike DeFrancisco E 12 Eddie Webb QB 16 Rick Gallegos QB 20 Bill Joplin B 22 Matt MacKenzie E 24 Jeff Brumley B 26 Ziggy Dudynski B 30 Jeff Bandy B 32 Kevin Quigley E 33 Gary Loveless E 34 Daryl Bardenheir E 42 Dale Holcomb E 44 Dan Maguire B 50 Fred Holland B 60 Benny Small C 61 Tim McPartland B 62 Robert Powers C 63 Mitch Harris B 64 Craig Pickering C 65 Garth Ricketts G 66 Ed Slavich G C 70 Greg Perrucci T 73 Kirk Christiansen T 74 Tim Salvos G T 75 Rex Holland T 76 Gerald Hurlburt T 77 Dwayne Smith T 80 John Grant E 84 Paul Harrison E 88 Craig McAtee E MANAGERS: Jim Laughlin No. 20 Don Doss No. 54 COACH: Jim McNulty JV. Football 1 ¥¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥« 1) Coach McNulty call out instruction; 2) Darly Bardenneir move around left end for big yardage; 3, The J.V.'s show some of their outstanding ground attack, and 4) Dale Holcomb take a hand off from Rich Gallegos up the middle. r - 2 Cross Country] ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥M¥ MMf¥?f Varsity The Tiger Varsity ran to a 5-3 season record, good enough for a third place finish in the EAL. The HIGH POINT of their season came at the North Section meet as the Tigers came away with 4th place honors. Junior Dave Meyers was the Tiger's 1 runner, also he was the Chico Invitational Individual champion. -flyUL Jkzh -� ★ ★★ � ++ + Alt � � -+ + � b� Cross Country] JV. The Oroville JV's ran to a 2nd place finish in the EAL with a 6-1-1 record. Sophs. Mike Brown, Jeff Simpson, Steve Cumberland, Dave Young, and John Winters were assisted by an OUTSTANDING group of freshmen runners, Bill Harelson, Chad Hewitt, and Clifford Brooks. Above to Left: Coach lohnson, Mr Springhorn Bottom Right 1st: Al Martin, Jeff Simpson. 2nd: Mike Brown, John Winters. a (Cross Country Frosh. The freshmen division had a good season, DEFEATING Paradise and Las Plumas. Mitch Simpson, the team captain, was the no. 1 frosh runner. Zane Michael, Jake Carpenter and Ken Jacobsen made up the remainder of the frosh squad. Above to Right: Coach Johnson, Mr. Springhorn Below 1st: Clifford Brooks, Jake Carpenter, Tom Griffis, Bill Harleson. 2nd Chad Hewitt. Ken Jacobson, Mitch Simmson. Michael Zane. Varsity Basketball ] This year's 1975-1976 varsity basketball team played an EXCITING brand of basketball under the coaching of Mr. Bob Clark. Calvin and Chester Weinberg were two of the top players along with Kurt Kaup-anger, Frank Ellis and Richard Feretti. Rounding out the sauad are: Seniors, Wayne Brandt, Rob Pasalich, Kendall Larson; Juniors - Tony Carr, Mark Scott, ' Terry Tunnell and Larry j Whitman. V 1) Chester Weinberg hitting from the top of the key, 2) Kendall Larson, Wayne Brandt, Calvin Weinberg, Larry Whitman, Terry Tunnell, Frank Ellis, Kurt Kaupanger, Chester Weinberg, Rob Pasalich, Tony Carr, Rick Feretti; 3) Another great turnout of fans, 4) Wayne Brandt makes a pressure shot, 5) Calvin Weinberg scores over two defenders, and 6) Mr. Clark rallies his troops for another game J.V. Basketball ] Junior Varsity led by the outstanding play of ALLROUND ATHLETES Dale Holcomb and Dan Maguire. Also showing great ability were Victor Thomas and Chris Tyree a Freshman. 1) Chris Tyree hits a great lumper in a J.V. win, 2) Dan Maguire, Chris Tyree, and Dale Holcomb move quickly back to theit defensive positions, and 3) back row Craig McAtee.Paul Harrison, Victory Thomas, Dale Holcomb, Scott Gregg, front row - Chris Tryee, john Grant Marty Kaylor, Dan Maguire (irk Oft Frosh Basketball ¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥� � � 1) 1st row Dean Hill, Jeff Brandt, Marty Costa, Brad Marr, Mike Thomas, 2nd Andy Evans, Ray Simon, Steve Cheff, Tommy Johnson, Rocky Alger, 3rd Larry Hilton, Sean Dineen, Rusty Brandt, Dan Mas-telloto, Rob Patterson; 4th: Mark Mastelloto, Jim Carpenter, Jim Townsend, Marc Walsh, Kate Wamsley, Ken Bettis, Chad Hewitt; 2) J.V player Victor Thomas scores from the base line, 3) Tommy Johnson shoots over two Notre Dame players, 4) Marc Walsh gains control of the tip-off ★ A ick+ A � � � � Nisbet Tournament] With about 30 SECONDS left in the final game of the 10th Annual J.C. Nisbet Tourney between Oroville and Las Plumas OHS coach Bob Clark pulled out his starters with the title wrapped up for the Tigers. What led to that moment Saturday night for the Tigers w evening that saw the local Las Plumas school slip into third place before ever taking their position on the floor, and two big victories put the Tigers on top. This marked the second time in the ten year history of the tournament that the host school (Oroville High) has won the championship. Rich Ferritti, Tony Carr, Rob Pasalich, Chester Weinberg, Terry Tunnell, Kurt Kaupanger, Larry Whitman, Calvin Weinberg, Mark Scott, Marc Aleck. 1) Chester Weinberg takes another free throw at the tourney; 2) Wayne Brandt gets a boost from his Oroville Tiger basketball teammates as he cuts down the net at the OHS gym Saturday night after the Tigers captured 10th annual J C. Nisbet championship, 3) Richard Ferritti sticks close by as number 33 attempts to score two points for the Oroville Tigers, 4) Kurt Kaupanger has the ball and fakes the throw to dribble around the blocker; 5) Kurt Kaupanger makes a jump for the ball, and 6) Chester Weinberg makes a play for the ball ■ Girl's Basketball ) � � � � � � ¥� � � � � � � � ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� � ¥¥-¥¥■ Varsity This being the second year for Girls Basketball at OHS PROVED to be a very exciting year for all those who participated in the sport. The girls have improved since last year and have practiced hard to make this a competitive and unforgettable season. ( Girl's Basketball ¥y¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥J ¥ y¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 4M,¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ JV. The J.V. Cirls Basketball team this year has really showed some good qualities in their peformance as a team representing OHS Many of the girls will continue in basketball next year as Varsity players. The girls have all put in a great deal of time practicing hard and putting on their BEST PERFORMANCE against the other teams. Back row - Coach Reecy Casamaior, Barbara Clark, Susan Powell, Wilma Ruth. Linda Gorton, and Debbie Frank Front row - Cookie Carr. Debbie Nendze, Julie Hobbs, and Sharon Keddv a o - � Wrestling ] MMM MMMMM MMJ ¥y¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥. Varsity The starting of this year's Tiger wrestling season was SLOWER than normal. As the season sped on their spirit and abilities began to progress more and more. Each individual wrestler improved in his own way to make this a very exciting season. Coach Mr Tamori. Randy Brabreck, Tom Shoemaker, Leonard Gonzales, Dale Ax, and Anothy Reynolds. «� � � Wrestling At the opening of the wrestling season the future looked bleak. As the meets passed by the Oroville squad of J.V. wrestlers began showing more and more of a promising future. Now we are looking forward to seeing them back in ACTION next year, for they have become exceptional and sharp wrestlers. .t From row - Mitch Simpson, Ricky Cramps, Charlie Salomus. Jim Laughlin. Willie Elliot, Mark Rushing; and back row - Coach Mr Tamori, Kevin Baker, Steve Clay, Dwain Smith, Mark Galliger, Steve Chioini, Richard Willis, Asst Coach Mr Caveness. kAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA A A A A A A ft A A j+ Varsity Baseball) The Varsity Baseball Team of OHS for the year 1976 is composed of ten Senior players and ten junior players. The Tigers put all the power they could into hitting that ball and making it go where they wanted it to. Senior Players, front row Kelly Leavitt. Todd Ricketts, Kendal Larson. Junior Players, front row: Ronnie Cramps, Pat Murphy. Martin Craig Patterson, Jim Overstreet, back row: Kurt Kaupanger, Craig Gramps, Monty Sears; back row: Tim Blag, Todd Kaylor Dale Brooks. Fred Miller, Wayne Brandt, Rick Huston Stapleton, Mark Scott. Richard Simon, Steve 6 J.V. Baseball j ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥+ The ).V. Baseball Team showed some ex- ceptionally well performed plays as they started out the 1976 OHS Baseball Season. The players- were excited about the season Most of these players will go on to be in Varsity Baseball next year Front row: Steve Cumberland, Marty Kaylor, Terry Blagg, Robert Robinson Second row: Steve Sinclair, Jett Bandy, Dale Holcome, Kevin Quigley, Scott Damon, Coach Mr. McClure. +++ Frosh Baseball ¥¥¥� ■� ¥«� � � � � ¥¥¥¥� � � � � � � � � � � � The 76 Frosh Baseball team started their season out with some very EXCITING games. The team is coached by Mr. McNulty who stated that most of these players will go on to play J.V. baseball next year. It should be another exciting year for OHS baseball. First row Marty Costa, Roy Simons, Greg Taylor, Bill Slavin, Bill Hull, second row: Tom Johnson, Jeff Brandt, Dean Hill, Dave Kissler, Rusty Brandt, Fred Kroeplm, third row Coach Mr McNulty. Dan Mastelotto, Mitch Brand, Bill Farr, Korte Wamsley, Robb Patterson, Mike Lindhorst Girls Softball] HHi ¥¥¥-¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥� The 1976 Girls Softball Team is in its second year at Oroville High School and is giving a lot of girls the chance to compete against other schools in the sport that they like best. Front row Debbie Seek, Donise Mitchell, Sem Gee, Sharon Keddv, second row: Anita Edwards, Lisa Franklin,Trudy Elder. Kelly Hobbs, Debbie Klingenberg, third row Coach Reecy Casamajor. Linda Carr, Jill Jackson, LisaBeever, Lori Powers, Belinda Hall, Coach Kathy Rust OOOOOftOO AAA Girls Track| ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥� iM¥tHMMHFV¥¥¥q� � � ¥¥¥¥� � � � � ¥� ¥� � � � This years Girls Track Team has shown a considerable amount of improvement in the different events in which the girls participate. This is the second year in which there has been a Girls Track Team at OHS and a lot of the girls are very excited and enthused about the opportunity to compete with different schools. Front row: Marie Santens, Betty Combs, Teresa Beam Second row Denise Brocaw, Tammy Fowler, Tori Hottinger, Althea Washington, Coach Mrs Coleman. Third row: Debbie Murphy, Terry Patz, Mickey Smiley, Susanne Carnahan IHi - ” ■ +++ Varsity Track] ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥•. ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥■¥¥¥ OHS TRACK 1976 Varsity - The Varsity Tiger Track Team has the potential to do well in a tough EAL race this year. Attitude and desire will be the key, because the talent is there. Kevin Seeman is always a point getter in the jumps, as is Chester Weinberg in the sprints. Senior Dean Cottrell is climaxing an exceptional career as a weightman for the Tigers. John Hottinger does well in the pole vault. Dave Meyers and Henry Loza add their talent in the distance events to the Tiger effort. The Tigers went undefeated in pre-season meets and look forward to a winning 76 season. Front row Roddy Rodriquez, Carl Brown, Bobby Hills, Ralph Ayala, Kevin Seeman, Stuart Bunstock, Bryan Mefford, Henry Spmale, John Cook, Jeff Brown, second row: Tim Clark, Mike Crawford, Ken Cromwell, Henry Loza, Don Swanson, Gene Walker, Dan Libby, John Hottinger, Dave Meyers, third row Mark Brown, Rich Willman, Craig Brown, Chester Weinberg, Larry Whitman, Russ Carne, Eric Johnson, Frank Ellis, Dave Murphy, Dean Cottreal, Randy Jennings, Ivan Arruda [ � � � � � � a J.V. Track] t¥¥¥¥¥¥¥y¥¥¥¥¥ y¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥y¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ The Tiger JV squad began their league meet season on a bright note as they defeated LP in their first meet. The JV's are looking to have a winning season this year, and Matt MacKenzie, Tim Salvos, Steve Clay, and )im Everett will lend their many talents to the Tiger cause. Front row Jeff Bromley, Mike Brown, Craig Pickering, Tim Salvos. John Winters, Buddy Parker, Eddie Webb, second row: Tom Worman, Qarrell Bardenhier, Richard Gallegos, Lance Miller, Alan Martin, Matt McKenzie, James Everett, Hobie Popejoy, third row Steve Clay, Kirk Christensen, Tim McElheney. Craig McAtee, James Lee, Greg Penned. Mitch Harris. Corbin Henry AO A 6 T rack f ¥� ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥� The OHS Tiger Freshman squad is one of the most talented groups to come along in many years. Top athletes like Larry Hilton, Chris Tyree, Kevin Brown and Chad Hewitt, when combined with the rest of the squad, ensure a winning season for the Tiger Freshmen. Front row Bill Frady, Mitch Simpson, Chris Tyree, Mike Owens, Larry Hilton, Terry Minick, Ken Holder, Dan Redden, Kevin Odekirk, Jeff Toney, second row Frank Bolf, Cary Rogers, Tim Smith, Brett Larson, Rich Small ChrisWalker, Dave Downer, Mike Solesski, Kevin Brown, David Shippy, Zane Michael, third row Robert Burgess, Mark Mastelotto, Jim Carpentei, Bill Harelson, Gary Staves, Jim Townsend, Mike Petersen, Chad Hewitt, Jeff Fridrich, Kevin Baker, Steve Jernigan, Erick Cress. AAA A AAA I.V.Tennis ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ The J.V. Tennis played a fairly good season this year and it was hopeful that they would improve and become an exceptional Varsity Team next year Front row Phil Knight, David Painter, Jon Crowley, Bill Joplin Kenny Cerrantes Andy Evans Second row Neal Ross, Mark Shaner, Fred Maywell Bill Powers, Allan Sands. Chris Dolder � � � � � « a - 4 Varsity Tennis: ,¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥ ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥ This year's 1976 OHS Varsity Tennis Team really showed that they had the spirit to represent Oroville High in the competition against other schools. Front row: Guy Mastelotto, Dana Glenn Back row Tyler Faulkner, Fred Holland, Mark Thomas, Rex Holland kkkitk k -kkkirkk kkkk k rk ir k k fi. Girl's Tennis ¥¥¥� jHHHHHHt¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥-¥¥¥ 1 Top row - Katie Wiley, Linda jones, Suzanne Carnahan, Denise Martini, Cindi Politovich, Lori Powers, Liz Coleman; bottom row - Barbara McElhenney, Diane Gibson, Mary Bosworth, Cindy Martini, Jackie Weidman 2 Lori Powers shows her for hand in a terrific overhand serve This year's Girls Tennis Team went UNDEFEATED throughout the best season ever. The girls concentrated hard on trying to improve and develop their styles. This seemed to pay off; and left the coach and team players very satisfied, due to the large improvement of team effort. 190 3. Cindy Martini returning the service 4 Barbara McElhenney showing a ballet on the tennis court 5 Cindi Politovich in action. 6 Denise Martini being the cool cat on the tennis court + ++ ++ - ++ ++++++++++++ + Girl's Hockey ] UM ++ ¥- HMM The Girl's Hockey team fought hard, and proudly scored that ONE GOAL, their total points for the season. 1. A few of the girls cooling off as they enjoy their refreshments 2. Oroville battling Chico for the ball 3. Fop row - Rhonda Powell, Lisa Mastelotto, Becky Powell, Reecy Casa-maior - coach, Sharon Keddy, Linda Carr; botton row - Fran Warren, Debbie Seek, Betty Combs, Denise Johnson, and Marilyn Powell t - � � � ★ � � � � � � Golf] L� � � � � ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥y¥y¥¥V¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥i The 1976 Cold Team was coached by Roy Anderson the pro at Kelly Ridge Coif Course. At this writing the team is now 2-2 jn play. The team is composed of three Senior golfers and an outstanding group of Freshman Goiters. Front row: Willie Elliott, Garth Ricketts, Tom Wayes, Cary Lessa, Steve Cheff, )im Lofflin; second row: Coach Mr. Stauss, Marc Aleck, Steve Higgins, Terry Tunnell, Jeff Cropley, Oelwin Smith, Marc Walsh ADVERTISEMENTS SINGER SEWING CENTER 1515 Meyers St. Debbie and Bertie are all smiles when they shop at.. Jlrmt Horse 3$latcrl)eb£( Stereo patents Unique Canbles 8c ift£( 1977 BIRO STREET C )Es,mn Po A J- TowR WINDOW GLASS NtZOSj , .5 EE: boA'i - — We also install: STORE FRONTS WINDSHIELDS TUB ENCLOSURES PICTURE WINDOWS VALLEY MUSIC I860 Ehmann St. Phone 533-1166 and, of course, HAMSTER WINDOWS 2090 Bird Street 196 NORTHWESTERN TITLE CO. Interested in a house? See Cynthia at Northwestern Title. 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V. 2140 Myers yr a f , , ? rv yh v r U 214 INDEX Adams, Ann Adams, Kim Adams, Lori Adams, Terri Agee, Steve Albiez, David Albiez, Doug Albrecht, Alice Aldrich, (eanna Aldrich, )onna Aleck, Marc Algae, Chuck Alger, Rocky Alley, Dalene Alvarez, (ovita Alvarez, Maria ves, Suzanne derson, David derson, Jim Anderson, Mike derson, Rosemary kW Andoe, Greg 46,114,115,123,145,154 Angle, Tammy Archuleta, Mike 46 Archuleta, Vince 17 Arellano, Carala Arruda, Ivan 46,145,154,182 Ashbran, Denise 71 Ashbran, Robin 18 Atchley, Jim 71 Atkins, Steve 71 Atwell, Lori 59 Avila, Cindy 46,141 Avila, Henry 71,141 Ax, Dale 46,172 Ayala, Ralph 18,145,182 Azcarate, Albert 71 Azcarate, Tammy 46,114 Baer, Pat 18,112 Bailey, Craig 46, 224 Bailey, Nancy 46,151 Baker, Jeff 46 Baker, Kevin 71,141,137,173,186 Baker, Mikel 47 Baker, Rodney 59 Balmer, Marvin 46 Bandy, Jeff 59,145,176 Bird, Chris Bird, Dwain Black, Kim Blagg, Tim Blagg, Terry � Blessum, Nancy Boatwright, Loretta Boehm, Margaret Boggs, L. Bohrer eslie Bohrer Mike Bohrer, Nikki Bolf, frank : o.lt, Patty 5 Bone Bryan Bonham, Ray BosweM, Bob Bosworth, Mary Bowen, Jem Bowles, David Bo elcpwski, Karen BraBec Randy Brackett, Linda H BradbtlK, Ken 47,145 18,154 18,113,116,138 47,141,142,174 59,141,176 i 71 72,135 70,72,135,136,137 59,128,136,137,144,151 137 18,113,151 137 72, 186 47,114,136,137,146,151 47,114,115,145 59 --,19,141,142 'la Bramble; Lisa Bramigk. Sabine Branch Mitch . A-Brandt, Jeff Brandt la Brandt, R Brandt, ■ Barde pheier, Daryl Jim B: an ori 59,141,145,184 47,141 18,113 71 fi Bridgm Brinker Brinker, Arlin Britton, Bonnie Brokaw, Denise Brooks, Boyd Brooks, Cliff Brooks, Craig Brooks, Yvette Brown, Carl Brown, Cindy Brown, Craig Brown, Sonny Brown, Jeff Brown, Kevin Brown, Laura Brown, Mark Brown, Mike Brown, Nancy Browning, Jim Brubaker, Gary 47, 190 72 19 19,151 v v 172 , k. 72 ' 59 59 72 ku i 59,144 Ml 19, 223, 224, 84 72,141, 142,157,177 72,167,177 40, 47,114,136, 137 111,157,167,174 4,19,fl2,113,145, !, 156, T64,168, 169,174 5, 9,141 47 W 59 19 59 19,134 19,113 48,114,140,180 59 72,163 7,19,145,154,174,198 72,146 48,154,182 72,144 48,145,160,182 20 48 72,186 48, 114 48,114,115,145,155,182 59,162,184 151 142 20 20 Bassham, Lizanne 46,136,137,142,149 Brumley, Jeff 59,184 Bateman, Kris 4,18,113,116,145,155 Brumley, John 7, 20,107,145,155,156 Bauder, Brenda 47 Bruner, Debbie 48,141,147,148,149 Bauder, George 71 Bryson, Steve 72 Bauder, Phyllk 18 Bunstock, Stuart 48,114,141,148,182 Beam, Thefipa 71,129,136,142,144,180 Buran, Steve 72 Beever, Lis 71 Burg, John • 59 Begley, Ben 59,149 Burg, Steve 59 Bergman, Tracy 59,135 Burgess, Bob 72,157,186 Bernerd, Ken 71 Bums, Diane 59 BerneW, Kim 47,106,119,142 Butler, Earslyn 20,142,147 Bettis, Ken 71,157, 67 Butler, Janet 59,142,170 Bigelow, Pat 47,127,136,145 Butler, Lisa 59,106,146 Biggs, Cathy 47,145 Byers, Steve 20,142 Bilodead;latlcia 71 Bynum, Steven 59,142 215 Calcagno, Gina 72 Campbell, Ed 20 Campuzano, Tina 60 Carey, David 20,48,140,170 Carlson, Leslie 48 Carnahan,Suzanne 48, 180,190 Carne, Russell 48,182 Carpenter, Jim 72,163,167,186 Carr, Linda 48,114,171,192 Carr, Tony 48,164.168 Carter, Mike 60 Carter, Susan 48, 72 Cervantes, Bob 48 Cervantes, Ken 72,187 Chapman, Jim 60 Cheff, Steve 72, 137,157,167,193 Cherry, Jeff 49 Cherry, Pat 72 Chioini, Steve 72,157,173 Chmielewski, Larry 49 Christensen, Kirk 60,145,184 Christensen, Terri 49 Claessens, Jeff 72 Clark, Barbara 49,140,171 Clark, Jimmie 73 Clark, Kevin 49 Clark, Kim 60,128,136 Clark, Tim 141,148,149,182 Clay, Steve 60,173,184 Clay, Suzie 6, 49,114,148 Clayton, Lisa 73 Clemes, Ron 20 Cole, Debbie 73,142 Combs, Betty 21,113,140,142,143,180,192 Combs, Holly 60,146 Combs, Ken 49 Combs, Renee 60,144 Combs, Rhonda 21 Condon, Bob 21,43,146 Conner. Denise 106,114,49,106,136,144, 224 Conner, Marilyn 49,114,148,149 Conover, Lois 73,142 Conrad, Cathy 72 Conway, Cathy 72 Cook, Joey 182 Com, Kevin 151,49 Costa, Marty 73,157,167,177 Costa, Theresa 58, 60,137 Cotrell, Dean 21,148,182 Cowden, Cindy 47,49, 148,49 Crawford, Mike 49,160,182 Crawford, Terri 73 Cress, Eric 157,186 Cress, John 60. 49.141 Cromwell, Kenny 49,182 Cronin, Susan 21,142,143 Crook, Ron 21 Cropley, Jeff 21,193, 223-4 Cropley, Ron 141 Crosley, Ricky 60 Crowley, Jon 73,187 Cumberland, Steve 60,176 Cunningham, Shelly 60,140 Curiel, Rick 73 Curtis, Carrie 73 Curtis, Ruby 73,140 Dahlmeier, Diane 73,144 Daldal, Deniz 49 Dannelly, Bill 73 Davis, Cindy 73 Davis, Kim 14,21,106,113,123,138, 224 Davis, Lisa 73 Davis, Peter Davis, Steve Dean, Danny De Francisco, Kathy De Francisco, Mike Delany, Jerry Delany, Rich Delliquadri, Michele Dement, Robert De Metry, Chara Demmers, Danny Denney, Teresa Denucci, Ed De Roco, Scott Devol, Tom Diaz, Elsa Diaz, Margie Diaz, Mike Dick, Norma Dickison, Vergis Dilger, John Dillon, Debra Dineen Sean Di Nucci, Amanda 60 Dirkes, Cindy Dolder, Christopher Dolder, Suzanne DollMeyers, Joy Doroh, Debbie Doroh, Denise Downer, David Drake, Lori Drummond, Richard Dudynski, Zsa Zsa Duensing, Stacy Dugan, Chuck Dunn, Muriel 50,106, Duren, Terry 73 49 50 22.113 60 22 50, 223,224 70,73,122,123,136,137, 139.144 73 60,149 60 60 22 73 22.151 60,144 22.113 22.113 16, 22,136 50 73 143.144 73,167 108,110,128,136 137,144 60.135 73,157,187 73 60 22 74 60,157,186 50.151 50 135 60,143 22 107,109,114,126,127,136 137,144,148, 223, 224 50 Eames, Courtney Eary, Jim Edgerton, Robin Edwards, Anita Edwards, Brian Edwards, Donna Edwards, Kris Edwards, Linda Edwards, Steve Edwards. Bill Elam, Sandy Elder, Trudi Edred, David Eldrich, Patty Elliott, Willie Ellis, Frank Elmore, Wade Enyart, Mike Eubanks, Brenda Eubanks, Diane Evans, Andy Evans, Kathy Evans, Shelley Everett, James 74 23,116 74,157 60,139,142,170,178 50 50,142 61 23 61 50 74 61,147,178 23 144 74,159,173,193 23,113,145,154,156,164,182 61,146 61,184 Faulkner, Drew Faulkner, Tyler Felipe, Paula Ferguson, Robert Fernandez, Steve Ferretti, Richard Feuerstein, Ricard Finch, Kevin 61 6,50,108,111,115,145,188 61.142 74 61 113,145,155,164,168,169 50 61 216 Irwin, George 76 Jackson, Bud Jackson, Dennis Jackson, Jan Jackson, Jill Jackson, Joy Jackson, Sandy Jacobsen, Diane Jacobsen, Ken Jarrett, Janet Jarrett, Lorna Jaurique, Louis Jennings, Randy Jensen, Debbie Jensen, Steve Jensen, Tammy Jemigan, Steve Jeska, Rick Johnson, Denise Johnson, Eric Johnson, Lee Johnson, Mark Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Tom Johnston, Malynda Johnston, Roy Johnston, Sheila Joiner, David Jones, Cindy Jones, Linda Jones, Peter Jones, Rav Joplin, Bill Joplin, Teresa Josephson, Ivan Jovner, David Kampstra, Alvin kangas, Teresa kaupanger, Kurt Kaylor, Mark Kaylor, Marty Kaylor, Tammy Kaylor, Teri Kaylor, Todd Kean, Larry Keddy,Sharon Keenan, C. Keene, Lisa Keith, Sandy Kelley, Valerie Kelly, Carole Kelly, Greg Kelly, John Kemper, Lani Kenyon, Dana Kibodeaux, Leanne Kidd, Ricky King, Robert Kirk, Barbara Kirk, Walter Kissler, David Kleisner, Maribeth Klingenberg, Debbie Kluender, Cindy Knight, Daniel Knight, Phil 28 28 51 76,178 51,142 28,112,113 51, 148,149 76,163 . 51 76,151 76 51,148,155,182 51 62 76 76,157,186 28 28,113,140,142,192 51,106,115,154,182 51 28 13,135 76,142,157,167,177 76 29,146 29 62 76 29,113,136, 137, 140,190, 224 r, 76 76 “ 62, 145,187 6, 29, 43,113,138, 224 63 L - ) l 63 29,43,144,196, 197,223,224 29, 148, 149, 164,168,169,174 511 63,166,176 29 76 51,106,115,154,174 29 63,171,178,192 76 76 51 146 51 146 63,137 51,107,114, 126, 127,136,137,144 52 52,114 77 77 77 77 77,177 63, 142,146 139,141,170,178 77 29 77,141,187 M Koch, Steve 63 Koga, Kari 114 Kriss, Kirk 77 Kroepelin, Fred 77,177 Kruse, Randy 30 Kuntz, Tim 77,141 Lackey, Dilliard 30 Lackey, Grady 63 Lackey, John 52 Lackey, Robert 52 Lake, Laura 52 Lake, Ruth 63,146 Lamb, Loa 77 Lamb, Lori 30,113 Lamka, Allison 30, 142, 143, 204 Lamka, Donna 63,142,143 Laney, Maureen 142 Langlois, Dawn 52,140 La Rose, Dale 52 La Rose, David 30 Larson, Bret 77,157,186 Larsen, Kendall 14, 30,112,113, 145,154,164,174 Larson, Lisa 52 Laughlin, Jimmy 77,173,193 Leach, Shawn 63 Lear, Kim 77 Leary, Jim 52 Leavitt, Julie 77,136,142,144 Leavitt, Kelly 30,113,145,154,156,174 Leavitt, Teresa 46, 47, 52,114,129,136,142 Lee, James 63,184 Lee, Laura 77 Leen, Bradley 30 Leen, Hayden 63 Leishman, Dixie 30 Lenhoff, Kay 70,77,136,137 Leonard, Cindy 77,141 Lerner, Mary 31,141 Lessa, Gary 31,145,148, 149,193 Letson, Dale 31 Lewis, Allen 157 Libby, Colleen 63,136,141 Libby, Dan 31,43,141,142,155,182 Linden, Alison 78 Lindhorst, Mike 78, 157,177 Lindhorst, Tammy 52,141,142,151 Lindquist, Donna 31,113,146 Lidstrom, Carol 70, 78 Lipka, Joey 52,145 Locativo, Ramona 51,114,161 Loftis, Darcy 78 Long, Bob 31 Long, Rich 52 Long, Debbie 63 Louderback, Don 31 Love, Celine 52,151 Loveless, Gerry 63,145 Loza, Henry 31,141,148,160,182 Lucas, Kathy 78,115,129,144 Ludovina, Michele 31 Ludovina, Paul 63,137 McAtee, Craig 58, 64,137,141,145,166,184 McCarter, Janice 32, 43,147 McCarter, Jim 64 McCulley, Brent 11,32 McCullum, Beth 64,147 McDade, Terry 53,106,107,109,110,148 McElhaney, Teresa 78 McElhaney, Tim 64, 184 McElhanney, Mike 53,114 McElhenny, Barbara 53,114,190,191 218 McGraw, Mark McKelvey, Dean McKim, Cheryl McKim, Cindy McLaren, lanine McLemore, Brenda McNiff, Jeff McOmber, Sharon McPartland, Tim MacCarty, Susie Mackenzie, Matt Machado, David Maguire, Dan Mahon, George Mancelli, Mike Manwell, Cindy Marco zi, Rhonda Marcum, Wade Mar ley, Debbie Marfey, Tammy Marmon, Laura Marquez, Jim Marr, Bradley Marshall, Arlene Marshall, Cathy Martello, Sam Martin, Allan Martin, Anet Martin, Denise Martin, Julie Martin, Mike Martini, Cindy Martini, Denise Massey, June Mastelotto, Dan Mastellotto, Guy Mastelotto, Lisa Mastelotto, Mark Mastelotto, Rhonda Mattly, Debbie Maxwell, Fred May, Jeff Mayberry, Leroy Medford, Lisa Medord, Tony Mefford, Bryan Mello, Sharon Menefee, Mike Metcalf, Roger Metheny, Edmund Meyer, Loretta Meyer, Vickie Meyers, David Michael, Zane Midkiff, Randy Miles, Randy Miller, Barbara Miller, Dewey Miller, Fred Miller, Kathy Miller, Lance Miller, Ralph Miller, Steve Mills, Kandy Mills, Kim Minick, Jerry Minick, Terry Minter, Traci Mitchell, Donice Mitchell, Rhonda Mitchell, Yvonne Mitchell, Zeree Mize, Carolyn 32 16, 36, 42,117, 223, 224 164,137,139 32.113 32.84 53 64 64.151 64,142,145 32.84 64, 184 52 64.145.166 78,141, 157 64 52.114 { 52,144, 198, 202, 224 52 52 58, 64,106,136,144,149 64.141 78.157.167 32,113,119,136 78,108, 110 3, 32,108,113,119, 136,141,142,144,148,149 64.162.184 33,113 78.141 52,108,124,125,137,144 52 64,142,190,191 33, 43,141,142,147,191 78,157,167,177 53,145,188 I 53,114,138,147,192 78,106,157,167,186 Mi 53,108, 109, 114, 136 o4 78y 187 53 64 64 53 6, 33,108,111,145,148,182 78 64,136,141 33.142 78 58,64 53.143 160. 182 78. 186 65 33,160 65.141 78 4, 33,155,174 65 65.145.184 53.141 53.141 16, 33, 42,113,136,138,144 65 33,157 78,186 33 53,178, 224 53.151 65 34,136,137 53 N Mize, Kathy Mofield, Diane Molnar, Diana Mooney, Kelly Moore, Donald Moore, Jim Moore, Peggy Morlet, Chris Morlet, Rose Morlet, Suzanna Morns, led Morton, Craig Nt Murphy, Debbie Murphy, Pat Neal, Steve Neher, Karen NendzcrDebbie Neufeld, She y Nevins, Fem Newens, C h pes Nguyen, Lair Nichols, Carrie Nichols, Eric Noblitt, Lon North, Merrily Norton, Kim Nugent, Mitch Nunley, J.D. Nuss, Dan Odekirk, Kevin kirk, Shelley n, Kris rstreet, Denise treet, Jim ens, Bill Owens, Kitty MCns, Mike Owens, Ronny • 53 53.141.142 65 79.146 79 34 65.141.143 141 143 137.141.143 65.146 53 4, 34,154 1 Se53'145'182 34,180 174 141 141 58,65, 122,123, 135 1 36,137,171 143 65,106,137 79 79 46, 47, 53,108,122, 123,137,144, 223, 224 65,136.151 53 54,114, 224 54 54 79 54 79.157.186 79.144 54,114,141 34 34,174, 223, 224 34 54,106,108,114, 126,127,136,144 79.157.186 54 v' fPacino, Pat 6, 65,107,111,145,147 'Padillan, Frances 79,141 Painter, David 79,187 Painter, Pam 65 Pando, Maire 54 Paradis, Melinda 65 Parker, Buddy 65,184 Parker, Joretta 34,113,138 Parker, Julie 65,135,137 Pasalich, Rob 34,85,111,145, 148, 149, 164. 168 Patterson, Pat 79,143 Patterson, Rob 79,157,167,177 Pattison, Craig 35,174 Patz, Terri 16, 35,180 Pearson, Lantz 54 Peres, Cerita 65,135,144 Perkins, Phil 54,114,115,137,145,154 Pero, Linda 14, 35,113 Perucci, Greg 65,184 Petersen, Mike 79,157,186 Peterson, Kathy 146,54 Pettigrew, Adwena 79 Phillips, Laurie 79,146 Pickering, Craig 65,184 Pickering, Vicki 35,108,110,113,138 Pinkston, John 79,157 219 Pippitt, Pam 35 Pixler, Karen 35,141 Pixler, Larry 54 Plovier, Ken 66 Politovich, Cindy 114,190,191 Pope joy, Hobie 66,184 Powell, Becky 35,140,192 Powell, Donna 66, 192 Powell, Liz 54 Powell, Marilyn 54 Powell, Rhonda 35,192 Powell, Susan 80,171 Powers, Kathy 35,116,138 Powers, Loaf 54,114,178,190 Powers, Robert 66,145 Powers, William 5, 36,148,187 Prince, Carina 66,135,139 Pugh, Brenda 80 Pugh, Glinda 4,36 Pulley, Brian 66 Pulley, Cari 36, 223, 224 Pulley, Dale 36 Pulley, Linda 80,143 Pyle, Leslie 80,141,142 Pyle, Wendy 66,141, 142 Quigley, Kevin 66,145,176 S Raabe, Kathy Rayome, Jay Rayome, Susan eadman, Daren Reaves, Debbie es, Denise Redtgf n, Dan ReicnWibach, Gordon Rempfer, Rolene Reyes lark Reynolds, Anthony XReynolds, Sharon Rhyne, Richard Rice, Nena ±3( Kice, njena Rice, Mike ' -r Richards, A Amy Richards, Jim Richards, John Ricketts, Garth Ricketts, Todd Ritzert, Dale Roarke, Shaye Roberts, Mandie Roberts, Jennifer Roberts, Lynette Roberts, Ralph Robertson, Ruth Robetson, Robert Robinson, Robert Rodriguez, Amelia Rodriguez, Raquel Rodriguez, Roddy Rogers, Gary Ross, Matt Ross, Neal Royal, Kathy Rushing, Mark Russell, Gary Russell, John Ruth, Wilma Ryan, Kelly Ryerson, Kim S Sabin, Ralph Salsbury, Kim Salonius, Charlie Salvos, Tim Salvos, Tina Sanders, Paul Sands, Allan Sands, Dede Santens, Marie Sawyer, Dorothy Sawyer, Tammy Schmeltz, Jim Schultz, Larry Schwartz, Cary Scofield, Teri Scott, Mark Scott, Rick Sears, Monty Seaton, David Sebastain, Darla Seek, Debbie Seeman, Kevin Self, Pat Shaner, Mark Shattuck, Peggy Sheilds, Susan Shelton, Patti Shepardsen, Joe Shields, Melanie Shinn, Debbie Shinn, Susan Shipp, Mark Shippy, David Shoemaker, Pat ShoeriV ker, Tom Simmons, Lori Simon, Richard Simon, Roy Simpson, Jeff Simpson, Kellie Simpson, Mitch Sims, Jay Sims, Lavonne Sinclair, Steve Singleton, Paul Skupowski, Ann Skupowski, Bill Slavich, Ed Slavin, Bill Small, Benny Small, Richard Smiley, Melody Smiley, Mickey Smith, Cathy Smith, Chris Smith, Delwyn Smith, Diana Smith, Dwayne Smith, |eff Smith, Mark Smith, Polly Smith, Rick Smith, Stuart Smith, Tim Snodgrass, Tracy Snyder, Jeannette Snyder, Bob Solansky, Danny Solesski, Mike Sorting, Debbie Spicer, Lonnie Spinale, Henry Stafford, Lois 37 81 67.173 67, 144,184 81 67 81.187 81 81,135,180 37 81 81,157 55 127,136 54,142 54,148, 149,168, 169, 174 67 54.174 67.141 67 67,115,178,192,1% 5,38, 43,136, 137, 148, 149,192 81 54.187 54 55,114 67.141 159 55 55,141,148,149 81,139,141 157 81, 186 67 54.172 55 54.174 81,141,167,177 67,162 54 157,163,173,186 42,151 67 67,176 38 67 38 81 81,157,177 67 81.157.186 38, 140,170 67,180 38 151 55,193 67.142 48.173 38 68 81 55 81 81.157.186 55 68.142 38, 43, 148, 149 82 82, 186 82, 144 82 54,182 82, 141 220 T U V w Staley, Brenda 14, 38,113,142 Staley, Valerie 82 Stancik, Cheryl 68 Stapleton, Dale 54,114,115,145,155,174 Staves, Gary 82,157, 186 Staves, Shelley 68 Steelman, Sheila 38 Stefanick, Cindy 82 Stevens, Karyn 68 Stevens, Tami 39 Stewart, Joseph 82 Stine, Lisa 68 Strachan, Vicki 68 Strang, Tim 39 Stryker, Angela 68, 144 Stryker, Brenda 82 Stryker, Jim 39 Stygar, Nick 55 Sutton, Veena 82 Swanson, Don 39,182 Sweem, Shelly 68,143 Sweet, Melinda 68, 136 Sweet, Robert 55,146 Swinney, Rebecca 68,141 Swope, Julia 82,141 Swope, Lizebeth 68,142,144 Tabor, Edith 68 Taylor, Gregg 177 Teskey, Dean 82 Thelander, Allison 85 Thomas, Marilyn 147 Thomas, Michael 82 Thomas, Mike 68, 167,188 Thomas, Victor 68,166 Thompson, Bryan 82,141,157 Thruman, Bonnie 82 Thurman, Doug 39 Toles, Renee 142,143 Toney, Jeff 82.186 Townsend, Jim 82,157,167,186 Townshend, Mike 7,154 Tucker, Eric 39 Tunnell, Terry 114,164,168,193 Tyree, Chris 82,142,147,157,166,186 Uecker, Laurah V alder, Laurie Valder, Mitch Van Buren, Jerry Van Gooden, Ed Vaughn, Glen Verkerk, Ann Vick, Doug Vick, Janice Vollendorf, Sandy Vollendorf, Sharon Vollendroff, Debbie Vollendroff, Tommy Von Berg, Shelley Waddell, Terry Wafer, Jacqueline Walker, Chris Walker, Gene Walker, Scott Walker, Tammie Walsh, Marc Wamsley, Korte 39,136,142 68 39,148, 151 82, 157 82, 141 40 40,113 147 83,139 83 83 83 83 56,106,114,124, 125,136,142,144,151 40,141,142 83,143 83,141,157,186 56,145,154,182 107 56,146,148,149 83,157,167,193 135,157,167,177 Wanzo, Jerry Ward, Christy Warren, Fran Warren, Jennifer Wayes. Ngncv Wayes, TOrri Way man, Drift Wayman, Fawn Wavman, Tony Washington, Althea Watkins, David Watson, Dana Watson, Vicki Watts, Russell Webb, Cynthia Webb, Don Webb, Eddie Weekes, Janis Weidman, Jackie Weinberg, Calvin Weinberg, Chester Wells, Teresa West, Larry Westbrook, Tim Whitfield, Glenda Whitfield, Jimmy Whitman, Larry Wielputz, Barbara Wiley, Katey Williams, Phillip Willis, Richard Willman, Mark Willman, Rich Williams, Debbie Williams, Floyd Williams, Kathy Wilson, Resa Winston, Jane Winters, Jay Winters, John Wiscarson, David Wiscarson, Lyle Witucki, Pauline Witzsche, Cathy Wixom, Marcy Wolmutt, David Wood, Billy Wood, Christy Wood, Robyn Wood, Susan Worman, Diane Worman, Tom Wright, Ed Wright, Frances 83 144 68, 192 40 68 40,193 40 83 56 83, 170,180 83.157 68 40 83.157 56 41,145,154 68.184 41,113 56.114.135.140.190 56,142,147,164,168 41,142,164,168,169,182 68,135,142,144 68 146 56.142 68.147 56,114,164,168, 182 83.147 56.135.147.151.190 83 69,173 56 41,160,182 83 41 56,138,148,149 69 69,136 41,136,137,148, 149 69,162,184 83 41,43 24 69,128,136,142,144 83,141,144 56 69,145 69,144 84,114,136, 223, 224 83 69,135 69.184 83 56.143 ¥ Z Yocum, Ron Young, David Young, Les Young, Scott Zane, Mike Zink, Don Zirkeback, Eric 69 69 56 14, 41,113,155,156 163 41,136 83 221 N ugget Staff | ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ ¥¥¥� 1) NuagetUditors - Dean McJCelve and Lome Henery, 2) Copy -Art Murriel Uunn, Art tditor. 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