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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1977 volume:

Good morning yesterday You wake up and time has slipped away And suddenly it’s hard to find ns hi The memories you left behind Remember, do you remember r Contents Introduction Academics Organizations Activities Athletics Seniors Underclassmen Advertising Closing lOyruih ] y (j-6 s) nry D,tisJ V 1977 Nugget ’ Presented by the Nugget Staff of Oroville High School Oroyille, California - _ d r s' 12 Introduction 1 KESERVE materials 1) Doing a travel through the dust on the track, Debbie Nendze. Amanda Dinucci and Kim Clark run to catch up with the rest. 2) Laurie Brandt entertains Donna Edwards and herself during the October 22 Student Council meeting. 3) Having a Mom who works at school comes in handy as Martin Gramps is just one example of many. 4) Working on Terry Blagg s car looks tough, just look at Randy Howarths muscles bulge! 5) Rusty Brandt holds his breath as the JV’s push LP back. 6) Bill Slavin won't ever be late for Nugget pictures again after Chris Bird gets through with him. 2 Introduction The laughter and the tears The shadows of misty yesteryears •vS l 0 1) The Senior Varsity players lend their singing talents to a special rendition of ‘Til be Working on the Railroad. 2) Coach McClure looks on as the Oroville JV's tromp Las Plumas. 3) It's our very own Miss Jones (disguised as a LPer) at the LP rally. 4) This trombone player seems to be emersed in thoughts of the upcoming half-time show, one of many performed by the OHS Band. 5) The Juniors go hogwild. winning yet another turn as owners of the Spirit Bucket. 6) These Seniors apparently have something else on their minds other than the rally. 4 Introduction 1) Senior girls stick together during the morning break. 2) Bill Slavin and Bill Hull wait for fifth period to end and the rally to begin. 3) Cheryl Fuson makes yet another trip to her locker, which many find themselves doing several times a day. 4) Dale Stapleton punts well over the grasping hands of the Thunderbirds while the rest of the Tigers hold ’em back. 5) Atmosphere within the Band Room is always full of fun and excitement, as typlified by Colleen Libby and Shelly Green. 6) Randy Howarth really gets into repairing cars. 6 Introduction Do you remember the times of your life? 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Terry and Rhonda Chipmuhks; 'are still for a quick moment as the photographer snaps his camera during the L.P rally. 2) Stuart (Felix Fudpucker) Bunstock. rally chairman for L.P. gurns at the thought of the game between the cross-town rivals. 3) Muriel always did show enthusiasm for football games! 4) A fired up J.V. team explodes with spirit during their sophomore class yell. 5) Amy Richards works hard to complete her Art project which is done in the relaxing atmosphere of the Art Room. 6) The Bell is Ours! was the familiar cry as Mark Brown and other team members carry it into the rally. 8 Introduction Reach back for the joy and the sorrow Put them away in your mind Introduction 9 1) It's not hard to find our fellow seniors. Mark Brown. Sem Gee. and Stuart Bunstock. hanging around the campus. 2) The spirit of the O.H.S. pep squad was one of concern and the want to win as typlified by one member. Shelley VonBerg. 3) Bonnie and friend relax and clown around after an afternoon painting signs at pep club. 4) Cross country members streak through many obstacles to reach their final goal, many yards away. 5) Terry McDade. as so do many O.H.S. students uses the library to converse and study with her friends. 6) Kim Clark imitates a weakie” Wheatland rah-rah at a football rally. 10 Introduction 11 For memories are time To spend when you ge ! that you borrow t to tomorrow. Introduction 11 1) Liz Swope sings of the doomsday of L.P. at the spirited rally. 2) The Tiger team carries our Bell into the rally presented to raise spirit for the game which we won 14-0. 3) Paying her penalty for wearing red. Julie Leavitt sings the school song in front of the entire rally. 4) Under the direction of Mr. Chris, the band prepares for their halftime show. 5) Conversing and passing time at their lockers, these girls relax inbetween classes and like the other students, enjoy the slow, unhurried pace of the school day. 6) Laurie Valder portrays an old woman who croaks out entertainment for the student body of Las Plumas High School. 12 Introduction Introduction 13 14 Academics School Board discusses equal rights for girls to enter Block “0”. Campus life at OHS is affected every day by the decisions of the School Board. Block O initiation was denied for the second year in a row, but there was a new outlook as the girls were guaranteed equal membership privileges. Campus closure continued to be a threat, but due to the cooperation of the students, the School Board has been able to continue an open campus policy, according to Dr. Boyd. 1) Dr. Richard Boyd. Superintendent 2) Herbert Heidinger, Business Manager 3) Mary Dayton 4) Ron Graves 5) Mark Burns III 6) Darrell Kister 7) Lynn Vanhart. all Board members 8) Board Meeting. School Administration congratulates OHS students on their cooperation this past year. “We really have a great school. That is the feeling of Principal John Johnson as reflected by the rest of the administration and counselors. They are ‘pleased’ with the way the students are upholding the rules. As for the problem.. there really isn’t any. The students have by right earned the status of being an outstanding school. The administration and counselors feel the same way as Principal Johnson does when he said “I really enjoy my job.” 1) Mr Rockwell 2) Mrs. Little 3) Mr O'Neill, counselors 4) Mr. Johnson. Principal 5) Mr. Quast. Vice Principal 6) Mr. Benoit, Student Activities Director 7) Mr Stauss. Athletics Director School Administration 17 O.H.S. loses long-time Secretary and Friend, Mrs. Hazen. Mrs. Hazen has been transferred to southern Calif, and our new secretary, Mrs. Fridrich came to us from the City Hall offices. She was secretary of the Planning Commissions and before that she lived here in Oroville. Mrs. Townshend is also a new secretary this year. She works in our attendence office. Before coming to Oroville she worked at Las Plumas High School. 1) Mrs. Hazen 2) Mrs. Powers at work in the attendence office. 3) Mrs. Eary talking with Mrs. Andoe in the main office 4) Mr. Meyers. Counseling Secretary 5) Mrs. Eary. Registrar 6) Mrs. Fridrich. School Secretary 7) Mr Rockwell pays a visit to the main office. 8) Mrs. Townshend. Attendence Assistant 9) Mrs. Powers. Attendence Secretary 10) Mrs. Scott, Student Body Bkpr 18 Office Personnel Maintenance men work on improving school grounds. 1) ‘•Paco’' (Frank Bermudez) 2) TOP ROW FROM LEFT: Tom Edwards. Temas Mason. Lloyd Kepple. Don Houser. BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: Tom Vellone. Marcella Smith, all Custodians. 3) Aldopho Becerril. Maintenance 4) Frank Bermudez. Maintenance 5) LEFT TO RIGHT: Mayrie Shaw. Marianne Rasmussen. Loretta Sundahl. Norma Riley. Pete North. Byron Nelson, Ronald Ax., all Bus Drivers 6) Mrs Millet. Cafeteria 7) Mrs. Runge. Cafeteria 8) Mr Huston. Student Store Bus Drivers. Cafeteria. Custodians. Maintenance. Student Store 19 .George and Charlotte keep the students under hand. W 1) Not just any Joe Blow can make cheat cards! 2) Carl keeps his cool in class. 3) Why even bother. Mrs. Spittle? You know he’s blind! 4) Drivers Training Teachers 5) Mrs. Reiselt. Study Hall Supervisor. 6) Mr. Shwartz. Work Ex. 7) Mr. Kantola. Work ex. 8) Mrs. Spittle, Nurse 9) George Engasser. Campus Supervisor 10) Charlotte Ross. Campus Supervisor. 20 Other Personnel Library cards issued this year. Library cards were required for the first time this year because of the trouble that the Library Staff was having with the students not bringing their books back on time. 1) Everyone loves Everyone at Oroville. 2) Which way does it go? 3) Mrs. Doryland. Mini Course Coordinater. 4) Mr McCutchen. Librarian 5) Mrs. Heide. Library Technician 6) Mrs. Simcox. Library Clerk 7) Mrs. Scofield. Career Center Aide. Offset Press Operator 8) Mrs. Seek. Indian Project Aide. Picture not available for Cathy Showalter, Library Clerk. Library Personnel 21 Special Programs 1) Mrs McAtee. Child Development Lab. 2) Mrs. Gibbs. Tutor Coordinator 3) Mr. McNulty. EH Program 4) Mrs. Johanson. Special Projects. 5) Mrs. Ross, Tittle I Aide 22 Special Programs Mr. Edgars first year of teaching at O.H.S. Mr. Edgar is the new teacher in Business Education that replaced Miss Holland this year. He teaches Steno, Office Machines. Typing 1 and 2. and General Business. We hope he has enjoyed this past year. 1) Day Dreaming is Oroville Students' favorite past-time 2) Mr. Edgar. Business Education 3) Mr. Johnston. Business Education. Art III paints the H-wing. 4) Mrs. Andoe envolves herself in a deep conversation. 5) Mr. Stauss. Leather 6) Mr Kramer. Photography 7) Mr Christianson. Music 8) Mrs. Andoe. Art 1-4. Consumer Art. Advanced Placement 9) Mr. Tamori. Art 1-2, Designed Crafts. Business. Humanities 23 Homemakers stirred up a storm. Consumer Education, a new class this year, is designed to teach the students how to get the best deals for the cheapest prices in everyday shopping. Mrs. Coleman did an exceptional job teaching this class. Many a time the aroma of burning water and chili rellenos floated down the H-hall and into the quad, reminding everyone of our super cooking courses. During first and second periods one can hear moans of How do you tell purl from knit, Pitty? Help!! emitting from H-7 where Mrs. Pittman teaches Home Arts. 1) Mrs. Hegele. Singles Living and Knits Stretch 2) Mrs. Pittman. Home Arts 3) Mrs. Coleman. Clothing and Consumer Ed. 4) Mrs. Olsen. Foods. Co-Ed Foods, Child Care. 24 Homemaking Reading and Composition class required for Sophomore English. 1) Mrs. Day. Language Skills. Humor in Lit.. Reading and Composition 2) Mr McClure. Language Skills. Ethnic Lit.. Creative Writing. 3) Mrs. Hegele. Language Skills 4) Mrs Johanson. Basic English, 5) Mr. Kramer. Journalism. Nugget. 6) Miss Jones. Film and T V. Drama. Reading and Comp.. Drama, Stagecrafts. 7) Mrs. Manwell. Public Speaking Vocab and Spelling. Reading and Comp. 8) Mr. Loch. Reading and Comp.. Ad. Placement. Debate. Theatre Workshop 9) Mr. Read, Literature of the Old West. Basic English. English 1Z, and Reading and Comp. Students vote for President in Social Science classes. 1) Bills questions never stop! 2) Mr. Benoit. Student Leadership. World History. 3) Mr. Powers has to choke the work out of his students! 4) Mr. Clark. Government. Geography 5) Mr Kemper, World History. Current Affairs. 6) Mr. Powers, Geography. Government. 7) Mr. Grosse. U S. History 8) Mr. Luebe. U.S. History. Geography. 9) Mrs. Andoe. World History. 10) Mr. Millet. U S. History. 11) Mr Wegner, Geography, U.S. History. 12) Mr Rockwell. Psychology. 13) Mrs. Little. Psychology. 26 Social Science Trampolines denied in P.E. Many students were disappointed this year when they discovered that the trampolines would not be used in P.E. The reasons were simple. The cost of Insurance tripled and there were too many injuries. To take the place of the trampolines, the teachers have decided on tumbling. 1) Mrs. Pittman. Girls P.E. 2) Mrs. Stauss. Girls P E 3) Come and get me. I'm yours! 4) Miss Pope. Girls P.E. 5) Mr Arnold. Boys P.E. 6) Mr Johnson. Boys P E. 7) Mr Burnum. Boys P.E. 8) I hope I didn't eat a worm! 9) Don Wright and Mr Arnold P E 27 Mr. Rossas has new method in teaching Math... .. .Cheering Math! 1) Every Body needs milk! 2) Hard working students. 3) Mr Rossas. Computor Geometry. 4) Mr. Thompson. App Math. Sr. Math. Algebra 1. 5) App Math. 6) The new Math method! 7) Mr Watson. Algebra. Geometry. 8) Mr Haymond, Adv. Algebra. Trigonometry. Algebra. 9) Mr Beaumont. App. Math. 10) Hey! It's easy to paint without looking! OHS Students get a Blast out of Science 1) Mr Orrick telling us another whopper! 2) Smile, your on Oroville's campus! 3) Mr Orrick, Chemistry. Electronics. 4) Mr Maddux. Biology 5) Mr Domeyer. Life Science. Non-BSCS Biology 6) Mr Rossas. Physics. Mac celebrates twentyfifth year teaching Woodshop. 1) Show us how it works. Mr. Delsigne 2) Mr VanCamp. Basic Ag.. Animal Science. Plant and Soil Science. Rural Recreation. Project Supervision. 3) Mr. Lambert. Vocational Auto. Auto 2. 4) Mr. Mclnturf. Wood 1-4. 5) But I always use Gulf No-Knox 6) Mr Delsigne. Metal. AD. Metal. 7) Mr Beaumont. Arch Piet. Drafting. Drafting. Mr. Grosse’s Latin gets out of hand... out of class. 1) Mrs. Smith in her classroom. 2) Mr McKenzie. Spanish 3) Mr. Grosses Latin getting out of hand! 4) Mrs. Smith. French. 5) Mr. Grosse. Latin. organizations I JO «- V- National Honor Society ROW 1: ChardJ)eMetry. Colleen Libby. Debbie Bruner. Tammie Walker. Kathy Williams. Mark Scott. Eric Nichols. ROW 2: Theresa Costa. Tim Clark. Stuart Bunstock. Steven Clay. Craig McAtee. Muriel Dunn. Mary Bosworth. Sem Gee. Diane Jacobson. Suzanne Clay. Jennifer Roberts. Terry McDade. Cheryl McKim. John Winters. Amanda Dinucci. Liz Boggs. Holly Combs. ROW 3: Robert Sweet. David Young. Elmer Fritz. Bryan Bone. Mike Thomas. Tony Medford. Mitch Harris. Robert Robertson. Craig Brown. Steve Cumberland. Jon Grant. Chuck Freedman. TREE: Rex Holland N.H.S. is an organization consisting of students at Oroville High that obtain a B+ or better grade point average. Membership is awarded by special recomendation from a teacher. This group is sponsered Mr. J.A. Rossas. C.S.F. is composed of students with a high grade point average. Membership is obtained by getting high grades in certain acedemic courses. They sponsor the Annual Brain Brawl, a competition between schools in the area. There is also a C.S.F. dinner held for members and their parents in the spring. 34 N.H.S. California Scholastic Federation ROW 1: Teri Taggert. Lisa Smith. Les Hall. Mark Gallager. Kathy Lucas. Tammie Walker. Kathy Williams. Mark Scott. Jeff Cherry. ROW 2: Kenley Arnold. Angela Harris. Teresa Costa. Steven Cheff. Chara DeMetry. Mary Townsend. Debbie Bruner. Mary Bosworth. Diane Jacobson. Mike Menefee, John Winters. Tim Clark. John Russell. David Painter. ROW 3: Curt Boehm. Jeff Tatro. Stuart Bunstock. Craig Brown. Sem Gee. Pam Houston. Holly Combs. Carol Lindstrom. Mr. Rossas. ROW 4: Stuart Chaney. Jeff Grohs. Todd Wisti. Robert Sweet. David Young. Steven Clay. Mike Thomas. Mitch Harris. Robert Robertson. Craig Brown. Steve Cumberland. Korte Wamsley. Keven Baker. Jon Grant. Terry McDade. Susan Powell. Chuck Freedman. Margret Boehm. Eric Nichols. C.S.F 35 Service Club The clubs main purpose is to help and serve their school and community as best they can. These girls are thought of highly around Oroville for their interest in the community. ROW 1: Tammie Walker. Kathy Williams. ROW 2: Debbie Bruner. Sem Gee. Diane Jacobson. ROW 3: Mary Bosworth. Shelly Green. Keywanettes The Keywanettes are sponsered by the Kiwannas Club, their purpose is to raise money for projects around the school. Each year a scholorship is awarded to the most outstanding member. ROW 1: April Newhall. Lau Nguyen. Denise Brokaw. Michelle Melech. ROW 2: Barbara Clark, Kellie Simpson. Denise Hunter. Celine Love NOT PIC. Diane Manning. 36 Service Club. Keywanettes Parlez-vous francais? The basic goal of the French Club is to encourage students to continue their study of french and to use the language more outside the classroom. They have car washes and bake sales to help finance field trips to San Francisco and La Maison Francaise in Chico. ROW 1: Jeff McGie, Julie Leavitt. Tom Johnson. Theresa Beam. Donna Prince. Carla Spongberg. Chara DeMetry. Lauren Gilbert, Leslie Pyle. Branda Stryker. Mrs. Smith, Veanna Sutten. Pat Patterson. ROW 2:Korte Wamsley.Teresa Costa. Terri Crawford. Edie Gilbert. Jeff Grohs, Dayleen Alley. Sounds by OHS The Radio Club has provided the students with music in the quad before school, morning break and lunch throughout the year. Their efforts are greatly appreciated and were all hoping they’ll keep up the good work. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Hurleburt, Steve Edwards Steve Christianson, Celine Love, Mr. Benoit Dwain Smith. Rick DeLaney. French Club. Radio Club 37 Rooters get rowdy and boost spirit. ROW 1: Loretta Boatright. Brenda Stryker. Brenda Hottinger. Althea Washington. Cindy Horn. Lora Gentle. ROW 2: Gina Calcagna. Lisa Davis. Cerita Peres. Angela Stryker. Lisa Stine, Liz Swope. ROW 3: Anna Probst. Lori Shoemaker. Debbie Bird. Margret Boehm. Diane Dahlmier. Cindy Leonard. Theresa Costa. Debbie Sorling. ROW 4 Tom Worman. Carrie Corn. Lisa Franklin. Christy Wood. Elsa Diaz. Teresa Denny. Brenda Rodriguez. ROW 5: Tammy Fowler. Cindy Brown. Tori Hottinger. Teri Adams. Jeanette Snyder. Teri Kaylor. Kim Clark. Muriel Dunn. Carrie Nichols. ROW 6: Julia Swope. Judy Delgado. Suzanne Alves. Cindy Dirks. Cheryl McKim. Amanda Dinucci. Jennifer Roberts. ROW 7: Bonnie Thurman. Susan Wood. Debbie Mattley. Diane Worman. Lisa Clayton, Michele Delliquadri. Laurie Valder, Debbie Nendze Rowdy rooters is an organization open to anyone that is willing to show up during game weeks to paint signs and make ribbons that add color, life, and spirit to our school. The pep club this year has shown exceptional spirit and devotion at the rallies and games. This years officers were Angela Stryker, Cerita Peres. Susan Wood, and Bonnie Thurman. 38 Rowdy Rooters Rowdy Rooters 39 Up with E.S.U. E.S.U. gives minority students at O.H.S., a chance to become involved and aware of their ethnic backgrounds. They have had bake sales at school to raise money for the club, during the year. 1) Advisor-Mr. Dave Tamori. Lola Thomas. Gwen Hills 2) Kenny Combs. Anita Edwards 3) Paul Harrison, Jimmy Whitfield. Edwina Pettigrew, Steve Edwards 4) Donna Edwards. Tom Johnson 5) Althea Washington, Janet Butler. Advisor Barry Rockwell In with Interact Interact is a club that focuses on the cultures of different areas. They have fund raising activities for field trips to such places as La Fiesta Days in Chico and San Francisco. Trudi Elder. Fawn Wayman. Sandy Elam. Doug Vick, and Tony Renyolds 40 E.S.U.. Interact v _ YW- A Jl tVL $• L eyvwJi. u ybv Ci LmI iMr1 [ VXV X-' (m aq GLfo {Jksi. Qua sI. ClASU t ]AACVLytx I'ly 3 l CCJi ... .... farm with F.F.A. CljLu Y - Ql Future Farmers of America -j is an organization dedicated to , the development of agricultural 9 urdL9- ‘z ya£. Down on the leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Members of this club have an opportunity to participate, exhibit and sell their livestock at county fairs and auctions. Students observe a demonstration of sheep shearing sponsored by FFA ROW 1: Laurie Phillips. Kelly Mooney, Tammy Walker. Robert Sweet. ROW 2: Pat Self. Steve Burg. Ruth Lake, Cindy Avila. Connie Higgins. ROW 3 Doug Van Camp. David Bentinger. Tim MacElhaney. Tim Kenney. Belinda Adams. ROW 4 Lisa Stubbs. Allen Henton, Tammy Cedarholm, Bob Devlin. Rick Henderson. Clay Gunn, Eddy Wright, Melinda Adams. Betty Brabec. ROW 5: Mr. Van Camp. John Small. Ted Morris. Robert Lackey. FRONT-Maribeth Kleisner. Maureen Laney. Vicky Meyers. Dawn Langlois. Debra Reaves. Peggy Moore. Wendy Pile. Robin Hammer. Mari lyn Conners. Colleen Libby Jackie Foley. Teresa Wells, and Liz Swope. 2ND-Donna Lamka. Carol Lindstrom. Carol Reavis. Shelly Ode kirk. April Newhall. Julia Swope. Cindy Leonard. Lisa Stine. Ramona Lacativo. Merrily North. Patty Bolt. Cathy Witschez. Pam Painter Suzanne Carnahan. 3RD-Renee Tombs. Cindy Martini. Paula Felipe. Cindy Cowden. Teri Scofield. Robyn Wood. Lori Adams. Julie Webb Cindy Avila, Ten Adams. Jeanette Snider. Diane Mofield. 4TH-Calvin Wienberg. Paul Harrison. Lance Miller. Dwain Smith. Eric Uecker Bill Harrelson. Brian Pulley. Jimmy Whitfield. Bobby Tommy Johnson. 42 Choir This year the O.H.S. Choir performed at the Christmas and Spring Concerts along with the Concert Band. The group is made up of both boys and girls to make their sound one in a million. Mr. C'”s choir has always given exceptional performances and this year hasn’t been an exception. If nothing else. Marilyn Conner. Robin Hammer, anfl Diane Mofield learned to yawn in unision this yeaT. Makin’ music The O.H.S. Music Club is new this year. It consists basically of most students that are already band, chorus or choir members. The students work well under the supervision of the club's advisor. Mr. Christianson. LEFT-Music Club officers-TOP-Debbie Bruner. Carol Lmdstrom. Chuck Freedman. Mike Menefee BOTTOM-Colleen Libby. Robin Hammer. Debbie Shinn ABOVE- The ENTIRE Music Club! Tra la la Although the girls chorus this year was small, the performances given were just as entertaining as they have always been. But what else is to be expected under the leadership of good ole Mr. Chris? FRONT- Brenda Walker. Dawn Langlois. Cynthia Webb. Peggy Moore BACK- Vickie Meyer. Cindy Avila. Cindy Kenyon. Donna Lamka. Music Club; Girls Chorus 43 Rhythm and blues The Jazz and Vocal Ensemble at O.H.S. is new this year. They performed along with the concert band group at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The group got off to a good start this year and we hope they keep up the good work in the future. Everyone has just as much fun together as they do singing. IST-Marybeth Kliesner. Vickie Meyer. Debbie Reeves. Moreen Laney. Wendy Pile. Colleen Libby. Kathy Witsche 2ND-Shelley Odekirk. Julia Swope. April Newhall. Robin Hammer Diane Mofield. Julie Webb. Cindy Avila. Liz Swope 3RD-Lance Miller. Eric Hacker. Tim Blagg, and Mike Mennefee 4TH-Debbie Bruner. Mr. Chris. Terry lagg 44 Ja and Vocal Ensemble Music, music, music! The O.H.S. band was actively involved in the major sports events this year. The games and rallies were an added success due to the leadership of Mr. C and the loyalty of the band members. A new addition to the band were the flag carriers that performed along with them at parades and games. LEFT: Music director James R. Christianson ABOVE: The O H S. Band and it's one of many rehearsals for a performance. BELOW: Our band in formation at a football game. Band 45 More music, music, music! 1) Banner carriers Linda Gorton and Laurie Phillips and Diane Burns step in time. 2) Not another rally? 3) Shinn does it again. 4) Ten hut! 5) Play that funky music! 6) Debbie Bruner often prefers solo singing to playing her flute. 7) Ralph Miller sometimes makes up orginal dances to his saxaphone music. 46 Band 1) A typical example of the attentive students at a student council meeting. 2) So that’s what Robert looks like in his bathing suit! 3) I don’t know Sem. do you think Mr Benoit's beard is real? 4) Eric Nichols. Rhonda Mastelotto. Greg Andoe, Laurie Brandt. Mark Brown. Denise Conner. Brian Friedrick pride themselves on being the first co-ed drill team at O.H.S. 5) 1977 Spring semester student body officers-TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT Mark Brown; Vice-pres.. Tim Splinter’ Clark; President. Laurie Brandt and Rhonda Mastelotto; Co-Rally Commissioners. Debbie Shinn; Secretary 48 Student Council in order to form a more perfect school... 1) Let me see . .1 need a six letter word meaning Student Council and Leadership Advisor-Bob Benoit 2) FROM LEFT-Phil Perkins; Sergeant at Arms. Patty Bolt; Rally Commissioner. Colleen Libby; Publicity Manager. Rhonda Mastelotto; V.P. Robert Lackey; Pres.. Debbie Shinn Secretary. Mark Brown; Sergeant at Arms. 3) Student Leadership class is the group that starts the ideas that student council finishes ROW 1-Denise Conner. Laurie Brandt. Robert Lackey. Lisa Franklin. Liz Boggs. Margaret Boehm. Brian Fredricks. ROW 2-Loretta Myer. Debbie Shinn. Rhonda Mastelotto. Greg Andoe. Mr Benoit. Mark Brown. Dale Stapleton. 4) Another crowded student council meeting. 5) His majesty Sir Robert Lackey 1976 Fall Semester Student Body President. 6) ROW 1-Brian Fredricks. Mark Brown. Teresa Costa. Liz Boggs. Robert Lackey ROW 2-Margret Boehm. Laurie Brandt. Denise Jones, are the students that attended a leadership conference at U.C. Santa Barbara last summer. Parliament prevails at O.H.S„ ROW 1: Tori Hottmger. Cindy Brown. Teri Kaylor. Tammy Fowler. Kim Clark. Susanne Alves. Althea Washington. Florence Owens. Cindy Horn. Brenda Rodriguez. Amanda Dinucci. Cheryl McKim. ROW 2: Bonnie Thurman. Brian Fridrich. Carol Lindstrom. Diane Worman. Debbie Mattley. Brenda Hottmger. Mary Townsend. Michele Delliquadri ROW 3: Chad Hewitt. Eric Hutchins. Chris Dolder. Margret Boehm. Diane Dahlmeier. Bill Harelson. Teresa Costa. Debbie Sorling. Lori Valder. Cindy Dirks. ROW 4: Eric Nichols. Jane Winston. Stuart Bun-stock. Mark Mastelotto. Rex Holland. Colleen Libby. Lisa Franklin. Susan Powell. Lislie Pyle. ROW 5: Robin Hammer. Phil Perkins. Jennifer Roberts. Mark Brown. Brenda Bauder. Sem Gee. Debbie Shinn. Robert Lackey ROW 6: Terry Tunnell. Patty Bolt. Muriel Dunn. Carrie Nichols. Rhonda Mastelotto. Denise Conner. John Winters Student Council this year was much more organized due to the use of parliamentary procedure. They sent 8 students to U.C. Santa Barbara for a Student Leadership Conference. They brought back many new ways to better our student government. Student Council co-operated closely with the school board, making it possible for the students needs and wants to be met more effectively. Fall Officers: ROW 1: Robert Lackey-President. ROW 2: Colleen Libby-Publicity Manager. Debbie Shmn-Secretarv. Rhonda Mastelotto-Vice President. Patty Bon-Hally Commisioner. ROW 3: Mark Brown-Sergeant of Arms. Liz Boggs-Board Rep . Phil Perkms-Sergeant of Arms. 50 Student Council The “Super Studs” of O.H.S.-Block 0” Throughout the years, the Block “0” Society of O.H.S. has been a major organization on Campus, and this year was no exception. Homecoming brought in the most money ever earned making it possible for the club to make improvements around the school and community. This year they gave the “0” a fresh new coat of latex waterproof paint. They also improved the quad area and went on field trips including a basketball game in Berkley in which they watched two former O.H.S. athletes. ROW 1: Phil Perkins; Block O' Rep Chris Bird Sergeant at Arms. ROW 2; Dale Stapleton Sec Treasury. Greg Andoe; President. Craig Brown; Vice-President FRONT-Fred Holland. Jon Grant. Mark Brown. Eric Johnson. Chris Bird. Greg Andoe. Dale Stapleton. Stuart Bunstock. Ronald Gramps 2ND-Bill Joplin. Kirk Christiansen. Craig Pickering. Rex Holland. Gene Walker. Craig Brown. Phil Perkins. Scott Walker 3RD-Ziggy Dudmski. Kevin Odekirk. Frank Bolt. Mark Scott. Joe Lipka. David Albiez. Craig McAttee. Tom Worman. Robert Powers. Mike DeFrancisco 4TH-Mike Thomas. Steve Clay. Mark Reyes. Brad Marr. Mark Walsh. Korte Wamsey. Mark Mastelotto. Gerry Lovelace. 5TH-Tyler Faulkner. Guy Mastelotto. Chad Hewitt. Hugh Shippy. Steven Beaver Cheff. Dan Mastelotto. Larry Hilton. Kevin Baker 6TH-Steve Farmer. Terry Mmick. Jeff Brandt. Steve Burgess. Steve Jernigan. Frank Martin Costa. Dean Hill. 7TH-Tommy Johnson. Ricky Gramps. Mark Gallager Mitch Brand. Terry Blagg. Scott Gallager. Brian Fridrich. Tim Smith. Kevin Brown. Mike Lmdhurst. Jeff Fredrich. Block 0 51 52 Block “0 1) As P. Perkins whispers sweet nothings in J. Martins' ear. and S. Gee is ' acting like she understands English. L Brandt and T. Azcarate figure out Block O REALLY doesn't know what in the heck is going on. 2) Block 0 Advisor Jerry Johnson. 3) Ron Gramps gets ready to show Rick Delany what his backhand swing is really like. 4) Studs Dale Stapleton, Gene Walker, and Craig Brown burst out in giggles during a meeting. 5) Block 0 sponsored Homecoming Queen ceremonies. 6) Robert Powers Jr. is just really disgusted during a noon time meeting. Jock it to ’em! 1) Mark Brown. Brian Fridrich. Dale Stapleton, and Greg Andoe change the information on the Block “O purchased bulletin board. 2) After noon time elimination match with David Brereton, Jeff Holland went on to later win Most Outstanding Boxer Award at the Final night Boxing Show. 3) EVERYONE managed to come to the noon time boxing shows 4) Gregory “0z” Andoe 76-77 Block “O” Society President. 5) Inbetween matches. Baby Burnie gums his Gerbers 5 Block O ’ 53 ■V G.A.A. Pe Seniors-April Newhall. Robin Hammer. Debbie Shinn. Sem Gee. Debbie Bruner. Lori Hottmger. Terry McDade. Anna Prob$L_QiaQ£ Mofield. ROW 2: Kim Bernard. Rhonda Marcozzi. Denise Conner. Lam Kemper. Kathy Williams. Diane Jacobson. Tammy Walker. ROW 3: Lori Drake. Julie Webb. Lori Adams. Diane Manning. Sophomores-Laurie Gentle. Teresa McElhenny. ROW 2: Fawn Way-man. Susan Shinn. Veena Sutton. Freshmen-Lori Shoemaker. Wendy Hughes. Tammie Koch. ROW 2: Ruth Belyea. Delbina Kemper. Jenny Walsh. Debbie Bird. Jumors-Cheryl Fuson, Sharon McComber. Debbie Klmgenburg. ROW 2: Cheryl Stancik. Cerita Peres. Rolene Rempfer. Angela Stryker. ROW 3: Lisa Franklin. Trudy Elder. Charlotte Keenan. Jackie Foley. The Girl’s Athletic Association is a club designed for girls who enjoy sports. For 50c dues, you may join the club and participate in such sports as Volleyball. Baseball and Bowling. G.A.A. also puts on the annual Christmas Formal for the students. The Christmas dance is enjoyed by all who attend it and is always successful. Officers: Debbie Klmgenburg. Robin Hammer. Kathy Williams. Susan Shinn. ROW 2: Debbie Bruner. Debbie Shinn. ROW 3: President Sem Gee 54 G.A.A. 1) Mrs Stauss helps dedicated G.A.A members with formal preparations. 2) Our 1976 Christmas Formal Queen. Kathy Williams gets a doozy from Mr. Hughes. 3) Sem Gee and Mary Bosworth worked hard on formal decorations. 4) Oh the joy of volleyball. 5) The Disco Ducks of the '76 Christmas Formal. G.A.A 55 All the world’ This years' audience size increased due to the groups' professionalism. Stage Crafts combined with Theatre to produce the plays THE ODD COUPLE. THE MIRACLE WORKER and BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. 1) FRONT TO BACK: K. Bradbury. K. Salsbury. D. Langlois. K. File. B. Hall. N Bailey. T. Lmdhorst. C Dirks. S Burg. S. Staves. C. DeMetry. N Wayes. D. Worman. D. Mattiey. C. Witzche. Miss Jones. Mr Loch. L. Valder. T. Costa. K. Wiley. C Wood. E. Diaz. C. Smith. G. Bradshaw. J. McNiff, R. Hammer. N Brown. L. Bassham. B. Begley. B Gorton. E. Nichols. P Bolt. K. Corn. R. Lacativo. 2) THE ODD COUPLE cast takes a bow after a grand performance. 3) Eric Nichols as Felix and Kevin Corn as Oscar in one of many solo scenes during THE ODD COUPLE 4) Gee guys. I know that you all like my new shirt, but you don't have to tear it off of me! 5) Maybe Oscar will quit pouting if Felix gives him a drink of his coke. 6) THE MIRACLE WORKER with Ben Begley as Helens brother. Lizanne Bassham as Annie Sullivan and Tammy Lindhorst as Mrs. Keller. 7) .'Ah shoot Miss Jones. I didn't REALLY do it all wrong, did I?” 56 Theatre Workshop 1) Helen and Annie don’t always see eye to eye on everything. 2) FRONT TO BACK: Lori Drake. Katie Wiley. Dawn Langlois. Dwain Smith. Debbie Seek. Sue Rayome. Fran Wright. Elsa Diaz. Nancy Wayes. Christy Wood. Ken Bradbury. Hiney Gramps. Miss Jones. Diane Worman. Eric Nichols. Cindy Dirks. Jeff McNiff. Barbara Brake. Kim Salisbury. Gary Harrow, and Steve Cunningham 3) Lizanne and Shelley in their roles as Annie and Helen in THE MIRACLE WORKER. 4) Eric Nichols as Felix Unger in THE ODD COUPLE 5) Shelley put in many hours of hard practice and rehearsing, along with the rest of the cast to make her part as the blind Helen Keller as near perfect as possible. Portraying her in all her agony and majesty. 6) Eric and pooped Laurie take a break between scenes. 7) Diane Worman getting painted'' before making her big entrance. 7 Stagecrafts 57 1) Underclassmen pride themselves on their free and natural look. 2) Hi there! (Craig McAtee) 3) Uh no Mr Quast l didn't put that crawdad in Mrs. Powers' desk (Don Maddux) 4) Sometimes OHS students gather m the quad to catch a few Z's 5) Look Ma! No cavities! (Julie Martin) 6) Hey Baby I've got a Honda 80; you wanna spin around the block? (Jimmy Whitfield and Lori Adams) 7) Oh that song was soooo sad! (Robin Hammer) 8) Ahhh-Your mother wears army boots! (Shelley Von Berg) 9) Our latest fashions and most requested album at OHS (Teresa Costa. Julie Horne. Susanne Alves) 10) Oh great green fat Budda. give me the charm to make it with the chicks! (Mr Bemot) 58 Candids when you know you’re the best! 1) Now I'll draw two big nice ears! (Pat Murphy 2) Oh Don Maddux. I have to chuckle at your green froggy socks clashing with your purple plasma tennies! (Cheryls Fuson and Stancik) 3) Hey. hey. hey babe! (Chara DeMetry) 4) Oh Mr Chris-you silly goose! (Colleen Libby) 5) Hold it. hold it! Patty's (Bolt) neck is out of joint 6) Oroville High's hottest dish rockin' steady 7) Goll lee Mizz Fridrich. I reckon I lost rrugh carrots somewhere round here (Mr Orrick) 8) Wow man. what a bod! 9) Tim. Garth and Kirk deal the cards while Amanda stands watch. 10) It's a dogs world! The times of our lives at OHS will long be remembered Sure, there was work. Nobody doubts that. There were times when we thought there was nothing else. But take a minute to reflect. There were good times too. And fortunately, it will be the good times that we will best remember. There was time for meeting other people, sharing ideas and philosophies. There was time for excitement and activity. There was time to lean back and relax. 60 Candids 1) Hey toss that here! (Phil Perkins. Amanda Dinucci 2) Are you next in line for that helium balloon? (Fred Holland. Bill Harelson. Tom Worman. Gene Walker. Ken Bradbury) 3) School s not all fun and games, here's someone hard at work on a typing assignment 4) Who eats at lunch? 5) Free periods are nice for brain breaks and socializing. (Lori Hottinger. Larry Whitman) 6) What would Oroville High be without lovers ? (Kelly Ryan. Fred Holland) 7) Taking a break. Cheryl McKim and Eric Johnson chat on the quad. 8) Kay Lenhoff spends a quiet moment alone. 9) Returning change from a purchase. Anna Probst. Cindy Cowden. and Terry McDade start their shift at the snack bar during the Tournament. Candids 61 Seniors strut their stuff ROW 1: Cheerleaders- Jeff Gipe. Tim Blagg. Bryan Bone, and Cary Schwartz. ROW 2: Greg Andoe-coach. Aletha Thomas 24-B. Denise Brokaw 22-B. Kris Olsen 15-QB. Shelly Von Berg 63-C. Denise Conner 12-B. Sem Gee 76-QB. Lani Kemper 8-B. Margie Youngblood 26-B. Katie Wiley 80-B. and Julie Martin 74-B. ROW 3: Phil Perkins-coach. Ron Gramps-asst. coach. Suzanne Carnahan 64-R. Merrily North 50-T. Rhonda Graves 32-T. Daren Readman 69-LB. Jovita Alverez 88-B. Brenda Bauder 65-B. Tammy Azcarate 72-MG. Diane Manning 77-DE. Julie Ross 5-G. Amy Richards 79-B. and Martin Gramps-asst.coach. ROW 4: Dale Stapleton-coach, Mark Brown-asst. coach. Marilyn Conner 49-LB. Eric Johnson-asst. coach. Teresa Leavitt 6-G. Laurie Brandt 96-G. Denise Hunter 74-B. Larry Whitman-asst. coach. Becky Graves 30-R. Suzie Clay 70-R. Rhonda Mastelotto 82-DE. Anna Probst 61-T. Rachel Friedland 7-LB. Suzan Munson 66-T. Diane Kepford 66-G NOT PICTURED ARE Patty Bolt 42-T. Terri Christensen 73-LB. and Muriel Dunn 77-B. J 64 Senior Powder Puff Suspence surrounded everyone at the Powder Puff Game Saturday night Oct. 30, 1976. On Tuesday Nov. 2, this a-nnouncement appeared in the Tiger Bulletin, explaining the evenings excitement ... “POWDER PUFFERS: Congrad-ulations on the cleanest, most disciplined game I've seen in over 5 years. Many people in the stands were impressed by the professionalism of the coaches, cheer-leders, and girls alike. The juniors played very well but the seniors were just too terrific. Score-Seniors 20-Juniors 0. Congradula-tions to Suzanne Carnahan, MVP by the seniors. Thanks to all who helped to make this a positive and entertaining experience. At school Friday, a noon rally was held with compe-tetion between the seniors and the juniors. Students and faculty alike were a-mused and entertained by the demonstration. Laurie Brandt and Shelly Von Berg received the Coaches A-ward after the games Saturday night. 1) Senior cheerleaders hold up half-time sign 2) Now listen, the next time one of those juniors hit you in the head 3) Seniors unite for power at the noon rally 4) Just a few SENIOR STUDS 5) Shelly drop kicks it 6) Senior cheerleaders show THEIR stuff Senior Powder Puff 65 The Juniors put up a good battle Sat. night at Mitchell Field, but it is not common for the Juniors to win over the Seniors. This year was certainly no exception. Even though the Juniors played well, the Seniors were able to keep them from scoring a single point. The Juniors did manage to get together a rather large team for the four weeks of practice and annual one night game. 1) OUCHHHHHHHH 2) Cheer up Juniors IT can't be that bad 3) Juniors try out their voices at the noon rally 4) Senior-offense. Junior-defense 5) A few choise words from the referees 6) A Junior gathering 7) Junior cheerleaders go all out!!! 66 Junior Powder Puff Juniors jumble the ball ROW 1: Cheerleaders-Scott Damon. Tim Salvos. Terry Blagg. and Scott Greg ROW 2 Asst. coaches-John Grant. Greg Perrucci. and cheerleaders-Tom Worman. Dwayne Bird. Mitch Harris. Richard Gallegoes-coach. Eddie Webb-asst. coach. Matt McKenzie-asst. coach. ROW 3: Sharon McOmber 5. Karen Bryson 6. Laurie Valder 7. Kim Mills 63. Renee Combs 32. Debbie Nendze 56. Darrell Bardenheier-coach. and Rex Holland-asst. coach. ROW 4: Patti Keys 21. Cathy Witzche 22. Belinda Johnson. Debbie Seek 13. Paula Felipe 79. Darla Sebastam 71 Cheryl Fuson 41. Liz Boggs 72 and Liz Swopes 64 ROW 5: Elsa Diaz 65. Christy Wood 8. Nancy Ways 27. Shelley Evans 86. Theresa Costa 74. Fern Nevin 77. Debbie Mattly 15. and Janet Butler 10. ROW 6: Terri Adams 55. Holly Combs 88. Cheryl Stanick 34. Pam Painter 67. Lisa Butler 82. Amanda Dmucci 12. and Colleen Libby 50. ROW 7: Lisa Bramble 75. Debbie Klmgenburg 26. Cindy Dirks 33. Jennifer Roberts 62. Lisa Franklin 30. Kelly Hobbs 80. Cerita Peres 42. Debbie Franks 24. and NOT PICTURED are Sharon Keddy 68 and Anita Edwards 84 Junior Powder Puff 67 Surprise and shock surround the sophomores SOPHOMORE CINDY LEONARD SENIOR SEM GEE JUNIOR LISA MEDFORD FRESHMAN WENDY HUGHES 68 Homecoming 1976 The evening of November 5, 1976 was not only Oroville's last home football game, but also the crowning of the 1976 Homecoming Queen. It was announced that the money raised, which is split between Block 0 (60%) and the classes (40%) amounted to almost $4,000. It was also said that the money was the most raised in many years. After quite a bit of stalling, Mark Scott, the M.C., announced Cindy Leonard 1976 Homecoming Queen. The crowd sat silent for a moment, in surprise. But even more surprised was the Sophomore Queen herself. Shortly afterwards there was applause, the crowning and the queen drove off in a new 1977 Corvette. It was definately an evening of tears, excitement, and total surprise!!!! 1) The candidates await for the final decision 2) BILL HARRELSON escorts the Queen for 1976 SEM GEE with escort TYLER FAULKNER LISA MEDFORD with escort RICK HUSTON WENDY HUGHES with escort JOHN GRUBBS Homecoming 1976 69 Homecoming showed spirit and style Each girl along with her class worked equally hard to raise the most money so she could be crowned the 1976 Homecoming Queen. At the rally Friday a race was held between the candidates and their escorts. The girls had a change of clothes race under a sleep-bag and then smashed their escorts face in a pie. The Seniors won by a mouthful. So far the seniors hadn't won a single football rally. This time they tried extra hard and won the Spirit Bucket at the last Football rally they would ever attend at O.H.S. again. 1) SENIORS wash cars to raise monev tor Homecoming 2) LOOK at them LEGS!!! 3) A vi king ship floates into the gym at the rally 4) SEM. the senior candidate. receives a single rose from her class while sitting in her own personal thrown. 5) UMMMMM-Scrumdillishs 70 Homecoming 1976 Homecoming 1976 71 QUEEN-Kathy Williams 72 Christmas Formal 1976 O.H.S. rocks out to Rudolph’s Rendezvous RUDOLPHS RENDEZVOUS was the theme for this year’s formal. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1976 Christmas Formal Queen, Kathy Williams. Everyone sat down and rested while Mr. Hughes, the M.C., announced the winner. There was a large turnout for the dance and all seemed to enjoy themselves and the music presented by Rudy Cann. This annual event, which is put-on by the Girls Athletic Association (G.A.A.) was decorated in the Christmas spirit. 1) Everyone had fun at the dance 2) Debbie Shinn with escort Roger Gary. Kathy Williams with escort Randy Jennings, Debbie Bruner with escort Jeff Cherry. Kathy Fredricks. 1975 Formal Queen with escort Greg Jones 3) Last years queen crowns Kathy 4) I just don't care anymore, she's giving an excederine headache 71J ' Christmas Formal 1976 73 Frosh-Kitty Cubs Freshman cheerleaders really supported their team this year. They kept the team going with extra spirit which isn't easy considering the freshman game is the night before a Varsity game and the turn-out is usually low. J.V.-Kittens TOP: Tammy Fowler. Teri Kaylor. and Cindy Brown BOTTOM: Althea Washington and Tori Hottinger The Junior Varsity cheerleaders were a completely new squad this year. None of them had previous cheerleading experience. This was also their first year with five girls. They did very well and improved as the year progressed. 75 Varsity-Tigers TOP: Shelley Von Berg. Muriel Dunn, and Kim Clark MIDDLE: Amanda Dinucci. and Jennifer Roberts Varsity cheerleaders had their first year with 5 girls. At Squaw Valley they won the excellent trophy and in Chico they took off with the excellence award, lots of ribbons and cheers. TOP: Carrie Nichols. Kitty Owens, and Diane Worman. BOTTOM: Suzanne Alves. Debbie Mattley. and Cheryl McKim. i v jf The songleaders attended two camps this year. One of the camps was in Chico where the songleaders did so well that they left with all the awards. In Sacramento they learned new routines. During the summer the girls had car washes and a garage sale to raise money to pay for their uniforms. The songleaders along with the varsity cheerleaders showed their overall spirit when they continued to cheer at the Red Bluff game in the middle of a rainstorm. All the Cool Cats This years cheerleaders, songleaders. and football mascot attributed much to the spirit and enthusiasm of the rallies and games. They went all out with new routines and ideas to better themselves. The class of 1977 would like to give them a special thanks for making their last year more rememberable. 1) Now girls this is STREACHHHHHHING it a bit 2) Next to cheerleading FOOD is most important 3) The songleaders do a GREAT Funky Friday routine to Happy Days' 4) Our devoted girls cheered in the pouring ram at the Red Bluff Football game 5) Bee Boppin Varsity Cheerleaders 6) O.H.S. cheerleaders never pose for pictures! 78 Pep Squad Candids Seniors take O.H.S. to the “Land of OZ! As one of the judges said, The Seniors really out-did themselves. With their theme of The Wizard of Oz, the Seniors won Spirit Week and the rally. In the Student Union hung a huge balloon, many signs and a life-size mural of all the characters. The quad area was turned into the yellow brick road with the lion, scarecrow, tinman, and even Toto figures mounted on the lawns. Signs covered the walls of the H” hall, inside and out. The Music Hall was turned into Emerald City. The most rememberable sight has to be Senior Hill, where the class of 77 inlaid, in cement, a bronze 77. The seniors held their workshops at the Municipal Auditorium for three weeks before Spirit Week and worked every night. On Thursday and Friday you could actually see Dorothy, the Cowardly Lion. Tinman, C career i'w, Oz, Wicked Witch, and even Munchkins drift-around the campus. The seniors went all out even though limited to $100.00. as each class was this year. 1) Dorothy. Oz. The Wicked Witch and a tew Munchkins gather in the quad. 2) A SENIOR cast from the Wizard of Oz. 3) Oz in the Student Union 4) The Seniors take off with the SPIRIT WEEK trophy after announced the winners for 1977! 5) Seniors got the point across with their large number or signs. 6) Seniors made a huge balloon that measured 9' x 9 Spirit Week-Seniors '77' 79 Juniors turn to the future with “Space 2078’ The not so near future was brought to OHS by the Juniors with their theme of Space 2078. Several Juniors were dressed as they felt students of the future would dress. At noon a moon walk was held in which slices of cake were given as prizes. As you entered the S hall you entered the future. Signs were hung to coordinate with their theme. At the rally the Junior candidate arrived in a golf cart space ship. They also won the rally competition where the escorts had to eat a pie. The Juniors held their workshops in the art room and worked about three nights a week. 1) A Junior space sign. 2) The Juniors decorated the Student Union well 3) Laurie-their Queen candidate 4) A tintoil space world 5) Lady of space? 6) The class of 78 well advertised their theme. 80 Spirit Week-Juniors '78' Lady 5 qC Space. It's a Sophomore world. The gym lawn truly looked like many nations after the Sophs decorated it to their theme of “It's a Sophomore World.” Their signs and window painting showed spirit and effort. At noon they held three competitions between the queen candidates and their escorts, in which the Seniors and Juniors won. 1) Sophomores paint on one of many signs. 2) Team work is all it takes. 3) The class of 79 worked hard at the Leavitts house. 4) Just a few more signs. Around the world in 80 days. Around the world in 80 days was the theme for the Freshmen this year. They made many large signs and carried helium filled balloons around to share with everyone. At noon they held a balloon shaving contest between the queen candidates. 5) Suzie Clay makes it a close shave and wins! 6) Rex Holland gives it the Gillet Edge. 7) The frosh work hard to set-up signs. 8) Frosh talent! Spirit Week-Soph. '79 and Frosh '80' 81 Senior-Nisbet Queen-Suzie Clay Junior-Laurie Valder Sophomore-Lisa Clayton Freshman-Lola Thomas 82 Nisbet 1977 Tigers and Seniors and Suzie DID win! The problem of getting eligible teams for the Nisbet Tourney almost caused it to be cancelled this year. But at last the seven teams were: Granada, Pleasant Hill, Clayton Valley. Las Plumas, Richmond, and of course-OROVILLE!! All the teams, captains, coaches, and cheerleaders had a good time meeting other students. On Friday, March 4, 1977, Senior Suzie Hay was announced Nisbet Queen 1977 and the Senior Class of 77 was the winner of Spirit Week. After the games a dance was held where Blue Sky rocked on until one o'clock. The last night, Saturday, a final game was held between Oroville and L.P. It had to be the most exciting of games seen at the 1977 Nisbet Tournament. Later, awards were given to Pleasant Hill-lst place, Oroville and Paradise-tie for 2nd place and L.P.-Spirit Award. No third place was given because of the tie. 1) Lola Thomas and Victor Smith 2) Lisa Clayton and Mitch Valder 3) Laurie Valder and Rex Holland 4) Queen-Suzie Clay with Mark Brown 5) Congratulations Suzie!! 6) The Nisbet dance was a success 7) Suzie couldn't stand to see'' who would be announced the winner 8) Uh. hey. did I give you permission to take that picture? Nisbet 1977 83 1) Only Muriel's hairdresser knows for sure 2) Patty Bolt, spirit Commisioner 3) A few devoted vik- ings 4) Seniors sing out at the noon rally 5) Juniors get a little EXCITED 6) Shame on you Lani 7) Shelly Von Berg imitates Dan Maguire as JOCK of the YEAR.' O.H.S. rallies have proven we've got what it takes... The rallies at O.H.S. have really proven we've got what it takes. We’ll never forget the L.P. rally where Stuart Bunstock had everyone ready to pull their hair out as he imitated a person known as Felix Fudpucker. He did ev-rything very slooooooow. The Juniors won the majority of the spirit bucket competetions and tried a few new things that captured the attention of the judges. Every rally contained the maximum amount of spirit possible. Many thanks to Patty Bolt who was our SPIRIT COMMISSIONER. 1) Greg Andoe. Mark Brown and Phil Perkins, imitate L.P. doing their basketball lay-ups. 2) Sophomores look cool for Funky Friday 3) Mrs. Manwell shows real delight in working with the spirit jug! 4) Seniors prepare for spirit competition. 5) Everyone wants to get into the picture on their way to the rallies. 6) Juniors usually go all-out!!! 7) and we live at an elevation of 1.650 ft., located in Butte County, have a staff of 55 teachers and a student body of .. and we know how to use it!!! Along came basketball season and so did our two new Co-Rally Commissioners. Rhonda Mastelotto and Laurie Brandt livened up the rallies and added their special touches. One of the better basketball rallies was the one held on Funky Friday. Everyone was pleased with the routine the songleaders made-up to the fifties music. Spirit began to drift a little, but by the time the Nisbet Spirit Week was here, that completely changed. The gym was full of students and the visiting Nisbet teams. Mark Brown presented a skit which included the visiting Nisbet team captains. It was hard to hear what they were saying over all the laughing. Something new was tried out a few times at other rallies. Instead of having class competition consisting of chants, a jug was brought around and the holder of the jug lifted and covered the top of the jug. When it was uncovered, the class yelled as loud as possible, then quit when it was recovered. The Nisbet Spirit Week rally was the last Basketball rally held for the 1976-1977 school year. There was talk about having a Baseball rally later in the year. 1) Laurie Brandt and Rhonda Mastelotto our great co-rally commissioners. 2) Seniors are intense with rally activities. 3) Visiting Nisbet teams 4) Charolette Ross receives a powder job. Basketball Rallies 87 yrilx ' The Nifty Fifties come back to O.H.S. 1) Seniors Skit-Huggm' and a Kissin on Fred 2) Junior Skit-Elvis is back 3) Our local car hop 4) Diane Worman boogies to that funky fifties music 5) Sophomore Skit-Dance Marathon 6) Greg Andoe strolls with Debbie Mattley 7) Thumbs up-well if it isn't the Fonz! 88 Funky Friday 1977 FMIOOM The spirit of the fifties was really alive on Jan. 21. 1977, for the annual Funky Friday Event. This was the fourth year that the 50's were brought back to the high school. There seemed to be more students who dressed up than in previous years. At noon a sock hop was held in the student union and the girls had fun teaching each other the latest 50's dances and trying to coax the guys into joining in on the fun. The rally was filled with songs of long ago and spirit that would not end. Spirit Bucket competition consisted of a skit and a race between the king and queen candidates from each class. In the king and queen race, the candidates had to drink a chocolate malt, run down to the other end of the gym, each get the end of a piece of licorice and eat it, then run back to the other end of the gym. The sophomores placed first and the seniors second. After the skits were presented, the judges elected the sophomores the winners. Inbetween the J.V. and Varsity games the Freshmen were announced the winners by Shelley Von Berg, the M.C. Another sock hop was held after the game, to everyone’s enjoyment. 1) SENIORS-Diane Manning and Gene Walker 2) JUNIORS-Teresa Costa and Tom Woman 3) SOPHOMORES-Amelia Rodriguez and Mark Gallagher 4) The NUGGET Staff would like to give special thanks to AL for his FANTASTIC photography 5) FRESHMAN Funky Friday Winners Wendy Eck and Ricky Villanueva 6) All the King and Queen Candidates 7) Don't worry babe, he's just a NERD!!! 8) Everyone enjoyed learning the STROLL Funky Friday 1977 89 Tears for the T-Birds - the Bell is ours! Early in the season, most thought of the Varsity team as being just so-so. But, as the nine week season progressed the team showed great improvement. Starting the year off with Todd Kaylor at the quarterback position and then changing over that position to Junior Richard Gallegos mid-season, the team of Gallegos passing to Kaylor became a favorite one. By far the two most exciting games were those played a-gainst L.P. and Chico. The Tigers clawed their way through the Thunderbird line to claim a 14-0 victory and the coveted Victory Bell. Then there was the Chico game. A Chico newspaper had Oroville listed as the underdogs; Chico winning. At one point in that game the score was 27-13, Tigers on top! This was a make or break game for Chico and Oroville broke all hopes Chico had. The Tigers were on the way to a possible League Championship. The second to the last game, we lost to the eventual League Champions; Pleasant Valley, in a hard fought, close game of 7-3. Playing through flash-floods and chill winds the Tigers ended the year with a 4-5 record. 92 Varsity Football 1) Richard Ferretti (8). brought down by a local T-bird but not before Rich racked up the yardage 2) Todd (Jock) Kaylor (6). makes an elegant swan dive into the T-bird defense for another first down and quarterback keeper Stu Bunstock (60) and Gene Walker (64) block. 3) Dale Stapleton (49). and Rich Gallegos (12). use their great blocking ability to make the way for Rich Ferretti (8). 4) Rich Ferretti (8). gets to the outside to pick up yet MORE yards for the Tigers against L.P. 5) Dale Holcomb makes a stop for the Tigers while Dan Maguire (63). congratulates his efforts. 6) MORE yards for Dick! (8). 7) Dale Stapleton jumps for joy after an impressive run by Bobby Hills (24). 8) Stapleton and Hills run in time with some fancy footwork to gam many yards against the T-Birds and show off their skill and rhythm at the same time. 6 8 Varsity Football 93 This year at the Fall Awards Banquet, not only were the players of the week honored, but there were awards given out to outstanding players during the season. The award winners were: Rich Ferretti (M.V.P.). Bobby Hills (Outstanding Back). Mark Brown (Outstanding Lineman), and Gene Walker (Coaches Award). 1) Tigers warm-up before their 28-0 victory over Marysville 2) Rich Ferretti (foreground) and Chris Bird (88). pick-up the defensive play from the bench 3) Rich Ferretti (8) slips past another defensive man to pick up yardage 4) Todd Kaylor (6) watches Dale Stapleton (49) as he picks up another First Down for the Tigers 5) Chris Bird (88) and Stu Bunstock (60) close in as Todd Kaylor (6) puts the final touches on a tackle 6) The Tigers offense gets set to go for blood in the mud. ROW 1: Z.Dudynski. D.Bardenheier. S Bunstock. R Gramps. T Kaylor. E.Johnson. M Townshend. R.Ferretti. R.Simon. ROW 2 M Brown. D.Holcomb. R.Gallegos. M MacKenzie. F Holland. L.Whitman. C.Brown. P Perkins. ROW 3: D.Maguire. R.Powers. G.Perruci. T Demmers. M Harris. J.Grant. G.Ricketts. G.Andoe. S.Walker-mgr . ROW 4: G.Walker. C.McAtee. R.Holland. E.Webb. M Willman. C.Bird. L.Garcia. ROW 5: B.Hills. P.Harrison. D.Stapleton. K Bradbury. K.Kriss. (NOT PICTURED). B.Holmes. K.Christensen. T.McPartland. 94 Varsity Football Players of the Week Honored at Fall Banquet 1) Bobby Hills (Marysville and All-League) 2) Todd Kaylor (Shasta) 3) Rich Ferretti (Red Bluff and Paradise) 4) Mark Brown (Wheatland) 5) Rich Gallegos (Las Plumas) 6) Carl Brown (Chico) 7) Dale Holcomb (Pleasant Valley) 8) Darryl Bardeneier (Lassen) 9) Greg Perruci (All-League) Varsity Football 95 J.V.’s never give up Playing up to their full potential, the junior varsity team had a very successful year, ending up with a 5-3-1 season. Quoted by the coaches as being one of the best teams in quite a few years, this year's team had an overwhelming sense of team unity. At the Fall Sports Banquet, Most Valuable Lineman Award went to Rusty Brandt and the Most Valuable Back was awarded to Mark Gallagher. Most Improved Player award was given to Brad Marr and Most Valuable Player was awarded to Larry Hilton for his good job. The players experienced a great deal of satisfaction from playing the game. 1) Ken Bettis (85) gets the punt off while Mark Gallagher (33) keeps the defenders. 2) Bringing the runner down behind the line of scrimmage, it's Rusty Brandt (66) with an assist from Dan Mastelotto (88). 3) Larry Hilton (18) takes off to the outside to pick up yardage for the JV team against Las Plumas. 4) Marc Walsh (25) is brought down after picking up a lot of yardage for the Tigers as Tommy Johnson (10) looks on. Junior Varsity Football '76 Oroville 23 13 Marysville Oroville 6 0 Shasta Oroville 0 21 Red Bluff Oroville 7 6 Wheatland Oroville 14 14 Paradise Oroville 20 7 Las Plumas Oroville 18 0 Chico Oroville 14 20 Pleasant Valley Oroville 0 6 Lassen 96 J.V. Football 1) Tommy Johnson brings down a Las Plumas runner. 2) Tommy Johnson (10) hands off to Mark Gallagher (33) while Larry Hilton (13) goes out to lead the blocking 3) Discussing the next play, coaches McNulty and McClure watch the game intently. 4) Larry Hilton (13) and Steve Cheff (32) back up to break up a pass intended for a Thunderbird. 5) Tense and excited. Rusty Brandt and Mike Lindhorst look on as Oroville makes the play. Vi J.V. Football 97 Varsity has another trying season Although varsity didn't win a meet, the cross country team was one of the most dedicated to the sport in years. The team captain was Roddy Rodriguez with Dave Meyers leading the pack. About half the runners this year were four year runners. They were Craig Brown, Dave Meyers, Roddy Rodrigues. Dave Murphy. Dave Meyers and Craig Brown re-cieved awards. 1) Dave Meyers brings in the low points for the team. 2) Tom Worman crosses the line before the P.V. man has a chance to catch up while sister. Diane enjoys watching her brother. 3) Roddy Rodriguez also crosses the line but without a sign of an opponent 4) The varsity looks as if they'll get a good start against Pleasent Valley. 100 Varsity Cross-Country 1) Mike Brown grabs the stick as he crosses the line for Oroville. 2) Shelley VonBerg checks out the course for the men as they warm up for their meet 3) Craig Brown feels the pain of the run but later feels better after he sees he's made points for the team. ROW 1) Dave Meyers. Craig Brown. Dave Murphy. Tom Worman ROW 2) Steve Cumberland. Mike Brown. Roddy Rodriguez. Jay Christensen Varsity Cross-Country 101 Next year’s Varsity are stepping out The J.V.'s had an outstanding year with only one dual meet loss. This is the best that any of the teams did this year. The team was lead by Kevin Brown. The J.V.’s had quite a bit of depth this year which helped with their winning season. They placed second in the Chico Invitational which is one of the toughest meets to win. Next year they should again be up in the top to take the league championship. 1) J.V.'s |ump of the line as they start against P.V. 2) Dewey Miller outkicks his opponent through the water jump at Copley Acres 3) No sign of the other team as the J.V.'s move on through the course. ROW 1- Clifford Brooks. Zane Micheals. Chad Hewitt. Terry Mmick. Kevin Brown ROW 2- Ken Holder, Mitch Simpson. Kevin Odekirk. Dewey Miller. Mike Brake 102 J.V. Cross-Country Off to a good start The freshman were off to a good start this year placing fourth in the sections. As in all the teams the freshman were a dedicated team with quite a bit of depth and some excellent running ability. Doug VanCamp and Don Murphy were the leaders of the team which really helped them a lot. Next year the freshman will look great again as they are willing to do. With a little bit of hard work and dedication they have, it should be a real good season for the class of 1980. 1) The frosh are ready for the start as they look for the gun to sound. 2) Doug VanCamp remains ahead of his team mate. Craig Rice as they go into the water jump at Copley Acres. 3) Don Gamon stays ahead of his opponent as he strides around Copley Acres Frosh 103 Sharp Shooters The Varsity team looked sharp this season with a lot of depth from the experienced seniors and the new Varsity player’s (juniors) talents. Calvin Weinberg, captain for the first half of the season, really looked good on the court shooting from any spot and usually adding two points each time for the Tigers. Jeff Holland also ran up the score with his shots and lay ups under the basket. Mark Orby” Scott shot his usual 18-22 footers to make the opponants think twice to leave him open even out that far. Terry Tunnell gave the Tigers the upper level to bring down many rebounds while Larry Whitman (captain for second half of season), also helped out Tunnell with the big rebounds and a few points on the side, to make the team over power other teams. Marc Aleck looked good in dribbling and being able to shoot the ball. The Varsity team still looks promising for the future. 1) Marc Aleck brings the ball down for the Tigers. 2) Calvin Weinberg shoots two for Oroville. 3) Mark Scott shows his dribbling skills. 4) Mark grabs the ball from San Juan. 5) Jeff Holland puts in two points. LUTHER 1) Calvin Weinberg shoots his free throws while his opponent stands there thinking about the foul. 2) Jeff Holland jumps up for the rebound. Calvin is on the other side and Terry Tunnel looks for the tip to come his way. 3) Larry Whitman blocks for Calvin while Mark Scott passes to him 4) Jeff out jumps P V while Calvin is ready for the tip 6) Jeff and Larry try to get the rebound from the San Juan man. m M.Scott. L.Whitman. T.Tunnel. J.Holland. C.Weinberg. J Whitfield. J.Grant. M.AIeck. P.Harrison. C.MacAtee Varsity Basketball 105 Oroville Settles for Second Place Tie This year's Nisbet Tournament was as exciting as usual. The Pleasent Hill Rams took first place with a +65. Oroville and Paradise tied with a + 33 points. The last game of the tournament was the final LP Oroville rivalry of the season. Oroville went into that game tied with Paradise. At the start the Tigers seemed to have a tough time finding the basket with shots just bouncing all around but never finding the hole. By half time LP led Oroville 20-16. At the end of the third quarter Oroville was looking strong getting 8 points to LP's 2. This stuck the Tigers in the lead with only a little over 1 minute left. In the fourth quarter both teams shuffled to keep the lead. As the crowd was going wild LP made a 17 footer that swished through the basket putting LP on top with only 17 seconds left on clock. Oroville came back down looking for a winning basket but instead Tony Carr was fouled. After a time out, with LP looking for a miss and Oroville looking for a make, Tony made his first shot tying the score at 37-37. He shot his second shot missing but the ball went out of bounds by a LP player giving the ball to Oroville. The Tigers brought the ball back in bounds with only 6 seconds left hoping to make the next shot to win LP for the 4th time this year. With a desperation shot Oroville hits the back of the rim just missing to end up with the 37-37 tie and a very exciting way to end up the tournament. Calvin Weinberg and Mark Scott received All Tourney honors. 1) Oroville leaps for the ball against Pleasent Hill 2) Richmond drops in two. 3) LP sets up for a shot. 4) Richmond steals one from LP 5) LP just can't quite score against Richmond. 106 Nisbet Tourney Future looks good for Varsity (L TO R) S.Cheff. T Johnson, I.Hilton. B Marr. K.Warnsley. K Bettis. M Walsh. D Mas-telotto. 0.Hill. J.Brandt. R.Simon With Tommy Johnson leading the shooting, the J.V.'s had a good season. With a good back up from Ken Bettis (the tallest on the team) and Larry Hilton helping out on the points, the J.V.'s were tough to beat Mark Walsh also looked great shooting from the court. Dan Mastelotto added points for the kittens and picked up valuable rebounds. Rusty Brandt showed his defensive moves plus added points to the scoreboard. The tigers ought to look like a winner next year with this kind of support for the Varsity Team. 1) Larry Hilton looks for someone to pass off to. 2) Mark Walsh shoots from the top of the key to add points to Oroville's score 4) Tommy Johnson shows his fancy dribbling skills to the fans as Korte Wamsley blocks out any opponents from getting the ball. J.V. Basketball 107 1) Ken Bettis grabs the ball for Oroville after the shot. 2) Ken out jumps P V for the opening tip off 3) Tommy Johnson dribbles around his man to make two points. 4) Everyone listens when Mr Burnum talks. 5) Rusty Brandt and Dan Mastelotto wait for a rebound. 6) Tommy shoots to add points for Oroville. 108 J.V. Basketball Don Lee and his Dribblee’s 1) Scott Mastelotto puts in two for Oroville as his opponents stand around in disbelief 2) Nick Brandt looks for an open shot. 3) Dan Hilton does a lay up to add more points for Oroville while his teammates. Richard Hills and Scott Mastelotto are ready for the rebound just in case 4) Scott Mastelotto can still make points even though he is heavily guarded This years Freshmen team had a lot of depth with Scott Mastelotto and Richard Hills as the top scorers. Todd Richie, the Captain, also helped out with the scoring. Nick Brandt also put in a helping hand until he broke it which allowed Bob Menefee and Jerry Openshaw to see action. Dan Hilton looked good on the court rebounding for the future Tigers. Mike Tunnel also helped out the team with their winning season. These types of teams make Oroville look tough for future league competition. TOP Martin. Dahlmeier. Dayton. Mastelotto. Hilton. Tunnel. Don Wright MIDDLE: Menefee. Richie. LeClerc. Green. Hills BOTTOM: Henna. Mattley. Openshaw. Huston. Bardenheir Frosh Basketball 109 Varsity Wrestlers have another strong year This is the first time in a number of years that the Tigers have won over the Las Plumas T-Birds. This years captain of the Tigers is Tom Shoemaker, who has been a strong wrestler for four years. He is one of the two seniors on the squad. The coaches have high hopes for the next year’s Varsity team. 1) Charlie Salonius rolls his opponent over to go for the pm. 2) Anothony Reynolds (LEFT) starts to take down his opponent. 3) Rick Villanueva puts the pressure on to punish another wrestler from L.P 4) Captain of the Varsity. Senior Tom Shoemaker Coach-Mr. Hottel. Rick Villanueva. David Brereton. Dwain Smith, Kevin Baker. Mark Gallagher. Coach-Mr. Tamori. TOP-Charlie Salonius. BOTTOM-Mike Rice. NOT PICTURED-Anothony Reynolds and Tom Shoemaker 110 Varsity Wrestling J.V.Wrestlers look good for next year The J.V. team this year, looks very promising for next year’s Varsity team The captain for this year’s J.V. team is Mitch Simpson. 1) Unidentified Oroville Wrestler (TOP) makes his opponent hurt 2)Darren Woest is all tied up in knots. 3) Mike Solesski (TOP) works on adding points to his score 4) Team Picture Coach-Mr. Hottel. Steve Chioini, Steve oates. Mike Solesski. Manual Alverez. Mark Mas- 5) The captain for the kittens this year is telotto. John Small. Coach-Mr Tamori. Darren Woest. Ernie Fmkenkeller. Mitch Simp- Mitch Simpson, son. Will Elliot. Tommy Edwards. Camron Smith J.V Wrestling 111 Keep on Track’in 1) Paul Harrison leaps out for two feet. 2) Dave Meyers studs out. 3) Mark Brown learns dirty words to say to Mr. Johnson. 4) Stu Bunstock gets a little bit extra in a roundabout way. 5) Matt Mackenzie leaps up at the high jump. The Varsity had a rebuilding year this year because of the loss of a lot of seniors last year. Although the team was small there was a lot of Juniors that helped out the talented seniors. Matt Mackenzie looked great in the high jump while Jeff Holland and Dave Meyers stood out in the running events. Greg Perucci was the one in the shot while Mark Brown makes tough competition in the disc. With this talent the Varsity will stay tough for a long time. 112 Varsity Track 1) Jeff Holland shows the track team how to do it correctly. 2) Mark Brown showing Gene Walker how it’s done. 3) Stu Bunstock wondering what he is suppose to do now 4) Greg Perucci getting the full extension of his arm. 5) Bobby Hills getting ready to 'move '. 3 TOP ROW; Devlin. Harris. Harrison. Walker. Brown. Brown. Holland. Jennings. Meyers. Clark. BOTTOM ROW; Crawford. Bradbury. Reyes. Brown. Salvos. MacKenzie. McAtee. Hills. Varsity Track 113 Striding Along 1) Chris Dolder fakes a heart attack. 2) J.V.s talk it over before their next time around 3) Frank Bolf tries to get the bend out of his pole 4) J.V.s showing their perfect style. The J.V.s looked tough this year with a great team and a lot of experience from last year. They were tough in each event and Frank Bolf looking great in the polevaulting event. They will help out the Varsity team next year while other teams should be prepared for their defeat. J V. Track-Jernigan. Michaels. Holder. Peterson. Dolder. Bettis. Burgess. Mastelotto. Hilton. Plouvier. Brake. Azcarate. Solesski. Bryson. Frady. Bolf. Gallagher. Pratt. Brown. Fridrich. Harelson. DeRoco. Hewitt. Baker. Ullman. Walker. Cress. Staves. 114 J.V. Track Freshmen Run for It 1) Dave Meyers teaches the young runners how to run in their early years. 2) Freshman wondering why he is out for track. 3) More Freshmen wondering why they are out for track 4) If you can’t beat them on the track take a few short cuts and then beat them. 5) Freshmen “Running For It . The Freshman track team was one of the largest in years. They had a lot of depth and looks like they will be a lot of trouble to other teams when they get the experience. With these types of large teams that are coming up Oroville should be tough competition to other teams. Freshman Team-Goodwm. VanCamp. Small. Kibler. Turman. Hendrix. Woest. Dayton. Villanueva. Meyers. Kenny. Boehm. Grubbs. Wallace. Brown. Schreck, Milligan, VanGilder. Champ. Kaylor. Norton. Brewer. Antinetti. LeCleerc. Freshman Track 115 Varsity Baseball goes to Hawaii This years' Varsity Baseball team will be going to Honolulu, Hawaii the first week in April. The trip will be the conclusion of almost two years of work by the team. The Tigers will be taking on four Hawaiian High School teams. The people of Oroville have been very kind in helping the team reach their goal of $6,000. This money pays for the flight, as well as motel rooms. The Tigers will be travelling a lot this season besides the trip to Hawaii. Home games are rare this year. 'Now I want you and you and you Wise words in the locker room from Coach Wagner while Chris Bird and Todd Kaylor listen attentively. TOP TO BOTTOM: Tim Demmers. Monty Sears. Dale Holcomb, Chris Bird. Todd Kaylor. Dale Stapleton. Steve Davis. Rick Simon, Steve Sinclair. Robert Robinson, Joe Lipka. Martin Gramps. Marty Kaylor. Rob Powers. Pat Murphy, Jon Grant. ----- 116 Varsity Baseball 1) Pat Murphy. Ron Gramps. Steve Sinclair watch a tiger batter. 2) Pat Murphy behind the plate. 3) Coach Wegner gives Chris Bird and Ron Gramps a talking to. 4) Steve Sinclair will be one of the pitchers on the mound for the tigers this year. 5) Tigers put-out to get on base 6) Sinclair looks as Coach explains the way to pitch. 7) Dale Stapleton safe on 3rd. but the coach doesn't look too happy. 8) Looks like the tigers lost their best friend, either that or the game Varsity Baseball 117 J.V. Baseball puts the stick to it The J.V. Baseball team has played some good games and looks like they will have a promising season. They have some really good ball players who worked hard during the season to prove themselves to their fearless leader Coach McClure. Coach Wegner can't wait to get a hold of these jocks next year. 1) Rick Gramps batters up for Oroville High 2) Bill Hull steps up to the plate for the Tigers. TOP TO BOTTOM: Bill Farr, Dave Brerton. Korte Wamsley. Dean Hill, Rob Patterson, Mitch Brand. Jeff Brandt, Coach Tim McClure. Bill Slavin. Bill Hull. Marty Costa. 18 J.V. Baseball Frosh Baseball goes out swinging The frosh baseball team has a lot of good ball players and depth position this year. Coach McNulty is looking forward to a good season with their main goal being: a season without mistakes. 1) Nick Brandt swings away hoping for a home run 2) The frosh baseball like practice so much that they just toss the ball back and forth 3) Once in a great while the frosh actually get out and throw the ball Frosh Team: C.Robert. R.Wallace. J.Shinn. S.Kibler, D.Gamon. M Gilchrist. R.Hills. K. Huston. S Bates. G.Seek. D Murphy. T.Chadd. R Trevino. R.Witzsche. B.Watts. S.Sebas-tain. M Wamsley. J.Corley. P.Hampton. E.Koslin, C.Hall. A.Henton, D Bettmger. C.Herina. G Bardenheier. N Brandt. Frosh Baseball 119 W A .3 Varsity Tennis wants the EAL Title The Varsity Tennis team was headed by Roy Merrill. This was his first year of coaching the Oroville High team. The players feel that they stand a good chance of taking the EAL title. Let’s hope with that kind of optomism that they do. 1) Guy Mastelotto swings his way to a win for the team. 2) Todd Richie keeps his eye on the ball for the Tigers. 120 Varsity Tennis Tennis, anyone? This year the Junior Varsity tennis team consisted of one Senior, three Juniors, two Sophomores, and four Freshmen. All of these guys combined to make a good JV team. 1) Coach Roy Merrill and his assistant Mike Chastain took on the Tennis team. 2) Coach Merrill shows Fred Holland and Tim McPartland the strategies of the perfect backhand. BACK ROW: Jon Crowley. Mike Tunnell. John Dahlmeier. Steven Clay. FRONT ROW Dan Maguire. Bill Joplin. Jeff Tatro. David Painter J.V. Tennis 121 Day on the Green The Golf team came out swinging again this year. They had quite a bit of depth in their squad. The Golf team gets to tee-off at the Table Mountain Golf Course with the other teams in their league. The team also gets to hit some balls down at the football field for some long drives to get ready for their competition. 1) Marc Walsh is getting distracted by his shoes 2) Ron Cropley gets ready to send one flying 3) Mike Green models off the latest in sports wear. TOP LEFT: Marc Walsh. Ron Cropley. Darrell Hunter. Scott Damon, Mike Green. Willie F.lliott. Garth Rickets. BOTTOM LEFT: Al Walsh. Steve Cheff. Jim Laughlin. Jerry Openshaw. 122 Golf Well Almost L.P. 1) Janet Butler takes the ball down court to add points for Oroville 2) The whole Oroville blocks out any opponent trying to get a rebound. 3) Anita Edwards does her lay up while Debbie Frank waits for the rebound. 5) Coach Mary Jo Fox goes over the team strategy. TOP: Coach Pachacio. Murry. Hobbs. Frank. Washington. Keddy. Clark. Edwards. Coach Fox. BOTTOM: Ruth. Butler. Klingenberg. Pettigrew The Girls Basketball team didn’t have a real good season. Althea Washington, the center, was the top rebounder at 5’10”. Janet Butler, the quickest from the Junior class, was the top scorer, being able to get around her opponents and then open for the shot. Oroville lost to L.P. by only one point, leading the whole game until the last 59 seconds. At that time L.P. went ahead and held off Oroville until the end of the game. With Oroville’s experience this year, next year should be one to look forward to. Girls Basketball 123 Girl’s Hockey has satisfying season Playing with a team consisting of one senior and assorted underclassmen. this year’s Hockey team, although they never felt the thrill of victory, enjoyed playing hockey. Through the bruises, they played on. 1) Janet Butler practices her long shot before the game 2) Trying to be the first to smack the puck, everybody races for it. 3) Anita Edwards and fellow teammates chow down. 4) Racing towards the goal. Anita faces the opposition. BACK: L. Beever. S. Keddy. A. Edwards. J. Butler. D. Hall. D. Frank. D. Edwards. Coach Lutz. FRONT: A. Pettigrew. S. Elam. K. Hobbs. V. McNabb(?) 24 Girl s Hockey What a racket The tennis team continued their winning ways again this year by gaining the league championship for the second year in a row. In the tight league this year the girls team placed second in both the league competetion and the league championship. The team had the second place singles and doubles team. With Cindy Martini at the top of the ladder and getting the most valuable player a-ward the Oroville team was hard to beat with a 6 and 2 record. 1) After winning her match Suzie Clay offers her racket to her opponent for good luck. 2) Lon Powers practices the side step for the Physical Fitness test while the spectators count the lines she crosses. 3) It was a bad day for Cindy Martini as somebody placed an evil spell on her ball. The next day she could still be seen swatting at the ball. 4) BACK. Diane Dahlmeier. Cerita Peres. Anna Probst. Suzanne Carnahan. Margret Boehm. Lois Conover. FRONT: Katie Wiley. Peggy Parker. Diane Gibson. Lori Powers. Coach: Mrs. Coleman Girl's Tennis 125 Girls Hurdle Another Season 1) Becky Graves and Anna Probst always run their hardest during track practice 2) Anna meditates before she runs around the track again 3) Terri Taggart shows off her style m the disc 4) Kenly Arnold learns the correct style from Mrs. Coleman. The Girls track team was looking great with a lot of people from all four classes. Mrs. Coleman teaches the right technique so the girls will be able to get that “little extra” to help them get the jump on their opponents. They have all divisions except pole vaulting but still seem to do very well in running and jumping events. Each girl trys out to see what they like best and then works on that area. 3 Girls Track Team-Mrs. Coleman. Brokaw. Gentle. Clay. Wiley Arnold. Reavis. Harris. Graves. Seals. Elam. Washington. Shoemaker. Belyea. Stryker. Taggart. Brown. Bramble. Brinker. Tesky. Probst. Carnahan. Gentle. Brinker 126 Girls Track Girl's Softball looking to take EAL The Girls Softball team is off to another good year with their defeat over Nevada Union. Several of the girls on this years team were on last years team and are experienced and ready to play ball. 1) Kris Olsen scores the winning run for the Tigers. 2) Sem Gee belts another ball to move around the bases TOP TO BOTTOM: Debbie Frank. Lori Powers. Patty Wayes. Trudi Elder. Coach Fox. Sharon Keddy. Kelly Hobbs. Anita Edwards. Suzanne Miller. Susan Shinn. Fawn Wayman. Vanessa McMain, Pluma Hobbs. Tammy Koch. Debbie Seek. Kris Olsen. Debbie Klmgenburg. Sem Gee. Debbie Shinn. Starlene Scharton. Girls Softball 127 QSOVI Lif FOOTB 128 Seniors Seniors take pride in their school Lori M. Adams David Robert Albiez Jeanna Lavonne Aldrich Marc Phillip Aleck Jovita Cuevas Alvarez Gregory Earl Andoe Tamara Marie Azcarate Shellene Faye Baetge Craig Bailey Nancy Lee Bailey James Michel Barnes Elizabeth “Lizann Bassam Brenda Ellen Bauder Kim Ann Bernerd Loyd Chris Bird Senior Class 131 Timothy Dee Blagg Patty Susan Bolt Brwi Wolford Bone Mary Elizabeth Bosworth Barbara McElhaney Brake Laurie Louise Brandt Denise Leigh Brokaw Craig Authur Brown Jeff Brown__ 132 Senior Class Mark Clarence Brown Nancy Celeste Brown Deborah Novella Bruner Stuart Alan Bunstock No Picture Available Stanley Thomas Burgess Ron Bert David John Carey Senior Class 133 1977 was a very good year Leslie James Carlson Suzanne Colleen Carnahan Tony Bruce Carr Mikel Baker Robert Bob Cervantes Jeffrey Lynn Cherry Larry William Chmielewski 134 Senior Class Terri Lynn Christensen Barbara Eileen Clark Kevin T. Clark Timothy Andrew Clark Suzanne Louise Clay Melanie Ruth Cochran nneth P. Combs enise Angela Conner Marilyn Lorraine Conner Senior Class 135 Joey Vincent Cook Kevin Charles Corn Cindy Lorraine Cowden Michael Allan Crawford John William Cress Kenny Cromwell Danny Allen Dean Ric Lee De Lany Vergis Dickison 136 Senior Class Lori Nadine Drake Jadwiga Lucyna Dudynski Muriel Patrice Dunn Terry William Duren Brian Wade Edwards Donna Kay Edwards William Lloyd Edwards Senior Class 137 Wade Elmore Tyler L. Faulkner Richard C. Ferretti We are 1 Richard Feuerstein Mike John Flagler Amy Joycelyn Floyd Cheryl A. Frank 138 Senior Class John Edward Franklin Rachel Ann Friedland Sem Faye Gee Mary Margaret Gilchrist Jeffrey Edward Gipe Marcus Dominic Gomez Leonard M. Gonzalez Hiney Steven Gramps Martin Christian Gramps Senior Class 139 Ronald Howard Gramps Rebecca Lyn Graves Rhonda Lee Graves Irma Banulos Guitterrez James Martin Hagen Elizabeth Robinette Hammer Terrence Loren Hanson Mary Jo Hawkins Terry Marie Herring 140 Senior Class Jeffrey Don Holland Gary Lee Hollen Lori Anne Hottinger Sara Lynne Huber Denise Michell Hunter Jan Jackson Senior Class 141 We’ll never forget our Senior all-night party Rhonda Lee Jackson Dave Frank Jacobsen Diane Yvonne Jacobsen Janet Sue Jarret Randal Randy” Jennings Debbie Ann Jensen Eric Bruce Johnson 142 Senior Class Mark William Kaylor Todd Bryan Kaylor Sandra Kay Keith Carol Ann Kelly Lani Elizabeth Kemper (r11' Jr.eAh Diane Dee Kepford Leanne Marie Kibodeaux Kari Ann Koga Ramona Ann Lacativo Senior Class 143 Robert Candell Lackey Laura Lee Lake Maureen Ann Laney Dawn Casetta Langlois Dale Lane La Rose James Robert Leary Teresa Jane Leavitt Tammie Sue Lindhorst Joseph Theodore Lipka 144 Senior Class Celine Teresa Love Terry Lynn Me Dade Michael Patrick Me Elhenney Brenda Lee Me Lemore Joseph Paul Me Nabb Dennis Patrick Maguire Diane Lynn Manning Senior Class 145 Graduation: A look at our futures Rhonda Joanne Marcozzi Julie Ellen Martin Guy L. Mastelotto Rhonda Irene Mastelotto Anothony Todd Medford Vickie Rae Meyers David Fredrick Meyers 146 Senior Class Ralph G. Miller Steven Merle Miller Donice Marilie Mitchell Carolyn Marie Mize Katherine Elizabeth Mize Diana-Kay MofiekL— Craig Edward Morton Susan Munson David Edward Murphy Senior Class 147 Seniors say “thanks” to faculty and underclassmen Patrick William Murphy Karen Lynette Neher Melody Grider Nelms April Lee Newhall Carrie Lyn Nichols Merrily Rose North Kim Elaine Norton 148 Senior Class Kris Ann Olsen Tina Louise Orcutt Frances Marie Owens Marie Jesus Pando Lantz Pearson Phillip Francis Perkins Kathryn Kathy Peterson Senior Class 149 Mitchell Nugent Daniel Steven Nuss Cynthia Leigh Politovitch Elizabeth Ann Powell Marilyn M. Powell Lori Denise Powers Anna Christine Probst Daren Patrice Readman Denise Lynn Reaves 150 Senior Class Anthony Del'' Reynolds Amelia Anne Richards Dale Martin Ritzert Ralph Roberts Jr. Roddy Rodriguez Julie Kay Ross Cynthia Jean Webb Rucker Kristine Yvonne Ryan Kim Susan Ryerson Senior Class 151 Lawerence Edward Schultz Cary Steven Schwartz Teri Denise Scofield Mark McKay Scott Mark Kenneth Shanner Patricia Ann Shelton Susan Barbara Shields Debra Jean Shinitj Tom Joseph Shoemaker 152 Senior Class Lori Jean Simmons Delwyn Eugene Smith Ricky Allan Smith Robert Wayne Smith Senior Class 153 The class of ‘77’ bids farewell to O.H.S. Henry James Spinale Dale Ellis Stapleton Ronnie Douglas Stratton Nick Duane Stygar Robert Marsten Sweet Monty Sears Marilyn Aletha Thomas 154 Senior Class Renee M. Toles Michael Thomas Townshend Terrence Thomas Tunnell John Ray Updegraff Douglas Dwayne Vick Shelley Lynne Von Berg George Eugene Walker Scott Walker Tammie Frances Walker Senior Class 155 Bobbie Jo Ward Willow Jane Warmack Tony Lewis Wayman Jacqueline Rae Weidman Calvin LeRoy Weinberg Glenda Fay Whitfield Larry David Whitman Katherine E. Wiley Kathleen Marie Williams 156 Senior Class Mark Willman Diane E. Wilson David John Wolmutt Robyn Joy Wood Ruth Ann Woolsey Frances Wright Leslie Vern Young Senior Class 157 Russ Young Margie Lena Youngblood FALL CLASS OFFICERS V P -Scott Walker. Spirit Rep.-Sem Gee. Treasurer-Mark Brown. Secretary-Lam Kemper. NOT PICTURED-President-Stuart Bunstock SPRING CLASS OFFICERS BACK-Treasurer-Brenda Bauder. President-Stuart Bunstock. FRONT-Secretary-Diane Manning. Co-Spirit Reps.-Lani Kemper and Denise Conner. NOT PICTURED-V P -Teresa Leavitt 158 Senior Class Senior Index Lori M Adams Choir 4 French Club 1,2.3. G.A.A. 4 TfgT m Keywanettes 2 Nugget 4 David Robert Alb'e Block •0 2,3.4 Tennis 1.2.3,4 Jeanna LaVonne Aldrich French Club 2 G.A.A. 2 Pep Club 2 Marc Phillip Aleck Baseball 2 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Golf 1.3 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3 Theater Workshop 3 Jovita Cveras Alverez Girls Track 1.2 Nisbet Queen Candidate 2 Pep Club 1.2 Gregory Earl Andoe Block -CT 1.2.3.4 Block 0 Preisdent 4 Football 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.4 Student Council Rep. 1.4 Student Council 1.3.4 Student Leadership 4 Nugget 4 Powder Puff Coach 3.4 Ivan Keith Arruda Block CT 2.3.4 Football 3 Track 2.3 Cindy Marie Avila Band 1.2,3 F A.A 2.4 Tamara Marie Azcarate Powder Puff 3.4 Nancy Lee Baily Choir 3 Theater Workshop 2.3.4 James Michael Barnes Band 1.2.3.4 Elizabeth “Lizann Bassham Choir 3 Class President 3 C.S.F 2 Student Body Pub Chairman 3 Theater Workshop 2.3.4 Debate Club 4 Brenda Ellen Bauder French Club 2 G.A.A. 1 Homecoming Queen Candidate 1 Junior Class Treasurer 3 Pep Club 1.2 Powder Puff 4 Student Class Treasurer 4 Kim Bernerd G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Timothy Dee Blagg Band 1.2.3.4 Baseball 1.2.3 Choir 3.4 Football 1.2 Patty Susan Bolt G.A A. 1.2 Powder Puff 3.4 Rally Commissioner 3.4 Theater Workshop 3.4 Bryan Walford Bone Block ■•(T 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2 N.H.S. 4 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Mary Elizabeth Bosworth C.S F. 1.2.4 N H.S. 1.2.3 4 S Club 4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Barbara (McElhaney) Brake Powder Puff 3 Tennis 2.3 Track 3 Laurie Louise Brandt G.A.A 1.2 Junior Class V.P 3 Junior Class President 3 Powder Puff 3.4 Student Council 1,2.3.4 CO-Rally Commissioner 4 Denise Leigh Brokaw French Club 1.2 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Keywanettes 1.2.3.4 Powder Puff 3.4 Track 3.4 Craig Authur Brown Basketball 1.2 Block 0 1.2.3.4 Cross Country 1.2.3.4 C.S.F. 3.4 N.H.S. 3.4 Top Ten 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 Mark Clarence Brown Block 0” 1.2.3.4 Class Officer 4 Football 1.2.3.4 Powder Puff Coach 3.4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 Student Body V.P. 4 Nancy Celeste Brown Theater Workshop 2.3.4 Deborah Novella Bruner Concert and Marching Band C.S.F. 2.3.4. life-member G.A.A. all-stars 1.2.3.4 G.A A. V.P. 4 Girls Field Hockey N.H.S. 2.3.4 N.H.S. President 3 S Club 3.4 3 Stuart Alan Bunstock Block •‘O ' 4 Block '0” Boxing 4 Concert Band 1.3,4 C.S.F. 1.2.3.4. life-member E.A.L. J.V. 133 lb. Champ 1 Football 1.2.4 Marching Band 1.3 N.H.S. 2.3.4 Powder Puff Cheerleader 3 Student Council 1.2,4 Student Feedback 4 Senior Class President 4 Theater Workshop 4 Top Ten 2.3.4 Track 3.4 Wrestling 1.2 Suzanne Colleen Carnahan C.S F. 1 G.A.A 1 Powder Puff 3.4 Powder Puff M.V.P 4 Tennis 3.4 Track 2.3 Tony Bruce Carr Baseball 2 Basketball 1.2,3 4 Football 1.2 Student Council 2 Tennis 1 Robert Bob’ Cervantes Band 1.2.3 Larry William Chmielewski Basketball 1 Student Council 2.3 Terri Lynn Christensen G.A.A. 3 Powder Puff 4 Barbara Eileen Clark Basketball 2.3.4 Keywanettes 3.4 Timothy Andrew Clark C.S.F. 2.3.4 C.S.F. President 4 Senior Index 159 Senior Index French Club 2 N H.S. 2.4 N H.S. President 4 Student Council Rep. 3 Student Body President 4 Track 2.3.4 Kevin T. Clark Choir 2 Band 1 Block •O” 2 Football 1.2 Suzanne Louise Clay C.S.F. 1.2.3.4 Girls Track 1.2.4 N.H.S. 3.4 Powder Puff 3.4 Varsity Tennis 4 Kenneth P Combs E.S.U. 3.4 E.S.U. Treasurer 3.4 Denise Angela Conner G A A. 1.2.3.4 Frosh Cheerleader 1 Head J.V. Cheerleader 2 Nugget 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3 Pep Club Treasurer 3 Powder Puff 3.4 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Student Leadership 3.4 Senior Class Co-Spirit Rep 4 Marilyn Lorraine Conner C.S.F. 2,3.4 life-member Frosh Cheerleader 1 G.A.A 1.2 N.H.S 3.4 Pep Club 1 Powder Puff 3.4 Student Council 1 Top Ten 1.2.3.4 Joey Vincent Cook Band 1.2,3.4 French Club 4 Music Club 4 Track 1.4 Kevin Charles Corn Key Club 2 Theater Workshop 2.3 4 Cindy Lorraine Cowden C.S.F 2.3 G.A.A. 2.3 N.H.S. 3 Pep Club 2 Student Council 3 Michael Allen Crawford Cross Country 3 Nugget 4 Track 2.3.4 John William H. Cress Band 1.2.3.4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4 Track 1 Kenny Cromwell Track 1.2.3.4 Ric Lee DeLany F A A. 1 J.V. Baseball 2 Nugget 3 Lori Nadine Drake G.A.A. 1.4 Nugget 4 Theater Workshop 3 Jadwiga Lucyna Dudynski French Club 3 G A.A. 1 Muriel Dunn C.S.F. 2.3 Choir 1.2 Frosh V.P. 1 G.A.A. 1.2.3 N.H.S. 2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Powder Puff 3.4 Nugget 3.4 Sophomore V.P. 2 Student Council 1.2.3.4 Top Ten 2 Varsity Cheerleader 3.4 Who's Who 4 Brian Wade Edwards Baseball 1 Donna Kay Edwards E. S.U. 3.4 Tyler L Faulkner Block CT 2.3.4 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Richard Feuerstein F. A.A. 2.3 Cheryl A. Frank Choir 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 2 Rachel Ann Friedland Powder Puff 4 Sem Faye Gee Band 1.2.3.4 C.S F. 1.2.3.4. life-member Frosh President 1 G. A.A. 1.2.3.4 G.A.A. President 4 Girls Hockey 2 N.H.S. 2.3.4 Pep Club 3 Powder Puff 3.4 S Club 4 Spirit Rep. 4 Softball 3 Homecoming Queen Cand. 4 Top Ten 1.2.3 Track 2 Who’s Who 4 Sophomore V.P 2 Mary Margaret Gilchrist Basketball 3 G.A.A. 3 Jeffery Edward Gipe Baseball 1 Tennis 3.4 Track 2 Wrestling 1.2 Leonard M. Gonzalez Tennis 1 Wrestling 1.2.3 Martin Christian Gramps Baseball 1.2.3.4 Block ‘O’ 1.2 Football 1.2 Ronald Howard Gramps Baseball 1.3.4 Basketball 1 Block • O’ 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Track 2 Rebecca Lyn Graves G.A.A 2 Pep Club 3 Songleader 3 Student Council 3 Rhonda Lee Graves Frosh Cheerleader 1 G.A.A. 2 Pep Club 3 Songleader 3 Student Council 1.3 Theater Workshop 2 Elizabeth Robinette Hammer Band 2.3.4 G.A.A 1.2.3.4 Choir 2.3.4 Softball 2 Student Council 1,2.4 Mary Jo Hawkins E.S.U. Treasurer 4 Terry Marie Herring French Club 1.2,3 G.A.A. 4 Robert Hills Jr Baseball 1.4 Basketball 1,2.3 Choir 3.4 E.S U 3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Track 4 Jeffrey Don Holland Basketball 1.2,4 160 Senior Index Block 0” 1,2.3.4 All I eague Football 2 Nugget 4 Track 1.2.3.4 Lon Anne Hottinger G A.A. 1.2.3.4 Denise Michelle Hunter French Club 1.2 G.A A 1.2.3.4 Keywanettes 1.2.3.4 Keywanettes V.P 3 4 Pep Club 3 Powder Puff 3.4 Tennis 1 Diane Yvonne Jacobsen American Field Service 1 CS.F. 1.23.4 G A.A 12.3.4 Girls S Club 3.4 N.H.S 1.2,3.4 Janet Sue Jarret G A.A 1.2 Randal Randy” Jennings Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Football 1.2.3.4 N.H.S. 3 Track 2.3.4 Debbie Ann Jensen G A.A 3 F. F A 1.2 Eric Bruce Johnson Baseball 1 Block 0 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4 Golf 1,2. Track 1 Mark William Kaylor Baseball 1 Basketball 2 Block O 1.2.3.4 Track 2.4 Todd Kaylor Baseball 1.2 Basketball 1.2 Block 0” 1.2.3.4 Boxing 1.2 Football 3.4 N.H.S. 3.4 Sandra Kay Keith G. A A 1.2 Pep Club 2,4 Carol Ann Kelly CSF 2 Chess Club 3 Debate Club 3 Sailing 2 Lani Elizabeth Kemper G.A A. 1.2.3.4 Nugget 4 Powder Puff 3.4 Senior Class Secretary 4 Student Council 1.2.3 Track 1.2 Varsity Cheerleader 3 . Senior ClassXo spirit Rep Ai Diane DeeKepford G.A.A. 1.2,3 Nugget 4 Powder Puff 4 Jy Leanne Mane Kibodeaux G.A.A 1.2 Powder Puff 3 Romona Ann Lacativo G.A.A 1.2 Theater Workshop 2.3.4 Robert Condell Lackey Boys State 3 F A A. 3.4 Senate Youth Member 4 W.A.S.C. Member 3 Who’s Who 3 Debate Club 4 Maureen Ann Laney Chambers Singers 3 Choir 1.2.3.4 Jazz Choir 4 Dawn Casetta Langlois Choir 4 Girls Choir 2.4 French Club 2 Keywanettes 2 Pep Club 3.4 Teresa Jane Leavitt r Choir 1.3 Frosh Class Secretary 1 G.A.A 1.2 Junior Class V.P 3 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Class V.P 4 Sophomore Class V.P. 2 Tammie Sue Lindhorst Band 1.2.3.4 Choir 2.3 Girls Choir 1 Joseph Theodore Lipka Baseball 1.2.3.4 Block 0 1.2.3.4 Football 1 N.H.S. 4 Celine Teresa Love Class Pressident 2 G.A.A 1.2 Girls Hockey 2 Keywanettes 3.4 Radio Station Club 2.3.4 Student Council 2.4 Terry Lynn McDade C.S.F 1.2.3.4 G.A.A 1.2.3 J.V. Cheerleader 2 Homecoming Queen Cand. 3 N H.S 2.3.4 S Club 4 Top Ten 1.2.3 Michael Patrick McElhenn y Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Block O” 1.2,3 C.S.F. 1.2.3.4 Radio Station Club 4 Football 1.2. Track 2.4 Joseph Paul McNabb Boxing 4 G.U.V.J. 4 Math Award 3 Honorable Mention 1.2 Diane Lynn Manning G.A.A 1.2.3.4 Keywanettes 3.4 Nugget 4 Powder Puff 4 Softball 2 Who's Who 4 Funky Friday Queen Candidate 4 Student Council 4 Senior Class Secretary 4 Julie Ellen Martin Frosh Cheerleader 1 G.A A. 1.2 J.V Cheerleader 2 Nugget 4 Pep Club 1.2.3 Powder Puff 3.4 Songleader 3 Student Council 1.2.3 Rhonda Joanne Marcozzi G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Nugget 3 Pep Club 1.2,3 Pep Club Secretary 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate 2 Guy L. Mastelotto Basketball 2 Block O” 1.2.3.4 Football 2 Tennis 1.2.3.4 Rhonda Irene Mastelotto Co-Rally Commissioner 4 Pep Club 1 Powder Puff 3.4 Rally Commissioner 3 Student Body V.P. 4 Anthony Todd Medford Baseball 1.2 Senior Index 161 Senior Index Basketball 1 Football 1,2 Vickie Rae Meyer Choir 3.4 Girls Choir 1.2.3.4 David Frederick Meyers Cross Country 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 Ralph G. Miller Band 4 Steven Merle Miller Band 1.2.3.4 F.F.A. 2.3 Donice Marilie Mitchell Choir 1.2.3.4 Jazz Choir 4 Keywanettes 3.4 Nugget 3 S Club 1 Softball 3 Diane Kay Band 1.2.3.4 Choir 2.3.4 Chamber Singers 3 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Jazz Choir 4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4 Music Club 4 —Graig'fdward Morton Baseball 1 Debate Club 4 Susan Munson Powder Puff 3.4 David Edward Murphy Basketball 1 Block -O' 1.2.3.4 Cross Country 1.2.3,4 Track 1.2.3 Patrick William Murphy Baseball 3.4 Karen Lynette Nehc Band 1.2.3.4 Melody (Grider) Nelms French Club 1,2.3 G.A.A. 1.2 Pep Club 1.2 Powder Puff 3 April Lee Newhall Band 1 Choir 2.3.4 Choir V.P. 3 G.A.A. 1.2,3.4 Jazz Choir 2.3.4 Keywanettes 4 Music Club 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1 Powder Puff 3 Carrie Lyn Nichols C.S.F. 1.2 Girl of the Month 4 Nisbet Queen Candidate 3 Nugget 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 Songleader 4 Spirit Rep. 3 Student Council 3.4 Top Ten 1 Kris Ann Olsen C.S.F 1.2,3 Band 1.2.3.4 G.A.A 1.2 N.H.S. 2.3.4 Powder Puff 3.4 Softball 2.4 Frances Marie Owens J.V. Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 2.3.4 Powder Puff 3 Songleader 4 Student Council 2.3.4 Varsity Cheerleader 3 Phillip Francis Perkins Baseball 1.2,3 Block O’1 1.2.3.4 Boxing 1,2,4 Football 1.2,3.4 Cynthia Leigh Politovich Choir 1.2 Powder Puff 3 Pep Club 1.2 Tennis 3.4 Marilyn M Powell Keywanettes 3.4 Lori Denise Powers Basketball 2 Keywanettes 1.2 G.A.A. 1.2 Powder Puff Captain 3 S Club 4 Softball 2.3.4 Tennis 2,3.4 Anna Christine Probst Business Club 3 G.A.A. 4 Powder Puff 4 S Club 4 Student Congress 1.2.3 Softball 1 Swim Team 2 Spanish Club 1.2 Tennis 4 Daren Patrice Readman G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Powder Puff 3.4 Denise Lynn Raves Band 4 Anthony Tony Reynolds Football 1 Interact Club 2.3.4 Track 1.4 Wrestling 3.4 Amelia Anne Richards F. H.A. Secretary Powder Puff 4 (Former) School Mascot Roddy Rodriguez Cross Country 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 Julie Kay Ross Choir 3.4 G. A.A. 4 Powder Puff 4 Kristine Yvonne Ryan Pep Club 1.2 Nugget 4 Cynthia Jean (Webb) Rucker Girls Choir 1.2.4 Cary Steven Schwartz Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Powder Puff Coach 3 Mascot 3 Social Gathering Promoter Student Council 1,2.3 Mark McKay Scott 3aseball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Block 0 1.2.3.4 Block 0 MC.4 C.S.F. 1.2.3.4 Football 1 N.H.S 1,2.3.4 Mark Kenneth Shaner Baseball 1.2 Football 1.2.3 French Club 1 Wrestling 1.2.3 Susan Barbara Shields Powder Puff 3 Club 1 . Debra Jean Shinn Band 1.2.3.4 Choir 3.4 C.S F. 2 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 G.A.A. V.P. 4 G.A.A. Formal Queen Cand. 4 N.H S. 3.4 Music Club Secretary 4 Softball 2 Student Body Secretary 4 Track 1 162 Senior Index Tom Joseph Shoemaker Westling 1.2,3.4. Lori Jean Simmons Powder Puff 3 S Club 1 Richard Lynn Simon Baseball 3.4 Football 4 Kellie Rene Simpson G.A.A. 1 Hockey 2 Keywanettes 4 Track 1 Chris Smith Theater Workshop 2.3,4 Dale Ellis Stapleton Baseball 1.2.3.4 Block -O' 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2,3.4 Powder Puff Coach 3.4 Robert Marsten Sweet .C S.F. 2.3,4 s VF.F.A. 1.2.3.4 F.F A. Treasurer 2 F.F.A. President 4 N.H.S. 2,3.4 Songle3der 3 Student Council 3.4 Theater Workshop 2.3.4 V.F.W. Speech Winner 3 Lion's Club Speech Winner 3 George Eugene Walker Block 0 2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Track 2.3.4 Funky Friday King Cand 4 Nugget 4 Scott Walker Block “0 4 Mgr of Varsity Football 3.4 Mgr of Basketball 3,4 Grand Prize Winner; Student Media Film Festival 3 Senior Class V.P 4 Student Council 4 Student Leadership 4 Tammie Frances Walker FF.A 1.2.3.4 G A A 1.2.3.4 N.H S. 2,3.4 S Club 3.4 Willow Jane Warmack G.A A 2.3 Mid-term graduate Kathleen Marie Williams CSF 1.2.3.4 Christmas Formal Queen 4 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 G.A.A asst, point recorder 1.2.3.4 G.A.A. pt. recorder 2.3.4 G.A.A. Sec Tres 2.3.4 N.H.S. 2,3.4 Top Ten 2.3.4 Robyn Joy Wood Frosh class Secretary 1 G.A.A 1.2 Concessionaire 2 Nugget 3 Publicity Chairman 3 Sophomore Class President 2 Ruth Woolsey Keywanettes 4 Choir 3 Frances Wright Choir 1.2.3 Leslie Vern Young Cross Country 2 Track 1 Margie Lena Youngblood Powder Puff 4 Aletha Marilyn Thomas Tony Lewis Wayman Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Choir 1.2 Girls Choir 1 Jacquelm Rae Weidman G.A.A 1.2 G.A.A 1.2,3 Interact Club 3 French Club 1.2.3 Powder Puff 4 French Club President 3 Renee M Toles Rowdy Rooters 2.3 Keywanettes 1.2.3 Choir 1.2.3.4 Sophomore Rally Commissioner 2 Track 1 Michael Ray Townshend Calvin LeRoy Weinberg Baseball 1.2.3.4 Block 0 1.2 3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Football 1.2.3.4 Block 0 1.2 Golf 2 Football 1.2 Track 1 E.S.U 3.4 Terrence Thomas Tunnel Interact 3 Student Council 4 Basketball 1.2,3.4 Golf 1,3 Larry David Whitman Student Council 4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 John Ray Updegraff Block O' 1.2.3.4 Football 4 Boxing 1 Powder Puff Coach 4 F.F A. 2 Track 1.2.3 Shelley Lynne Von Berg Katherine E Wiley C.S.F. 2 Basketball 1 Varsity Cheerleader 4 French Club 2.3 Choir 2.3 Keywanettes 2.3 G.A A. 1.2 Interact 3 N.H.S. 2 Powder Puff 4 Pep Club 3.4 Tennis 2.3 4 Powder Puff 3.4 Theater Workshop 2.3.4 Senior Index 163 underclassmen JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JU MIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUN FALL JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS spirit commissioner-Sharon McOmber president-Theresa Costa vice president-Laurie Valder secretary--Cindy Dirks spirit commissioner--Lisa Franklin 101 SPRING JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS spirit commissioners-Loretta Meyer Sharon Keddy vice president-Cindy Dirks NOT PICTURED, president-Theresa Costa 166 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUT Adams, Terri Alves, Suzanne Baker, Rodney Bardenheier, Daryl Begley. 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Debbie Shoemaker. Patti Simpson. Jeff Skupowski. Ann Slavich. Ed Smiley. Mickey Smith. Diana Smith. Mark Snyder. Jeanette Stancik. Cheryl x IS) X o O if) X CO X o 3 174 SOMEONE'S always bored. JUNIOR UNIOR UNIOR U ?S JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIC x CO Stryker, Angela Sweet. Melinda Swinney. Rebecca Swope. Liz Tabor. Edith Taylor. Tim Valder, Laurie Watson. Dana Sebastian. Darla Wayes. Nancy Weaver. Jeanette Wells. Theresa Willis. Richard Winters. John Winston. Jane Witzsche. Cathy O X CO (_ C o XI CO l_ c o XI co i_ c o XI CO _ c z o XI co _ c 175 § JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIOR ORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Jl Whitfield. Jimmy Wood. Bill Wood. Christy Worman. Diane Worman, Tom Yocum. Ron Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men and John Winters ? Young. David Z 176 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIOR )RS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUN Three years down—one to go! 7 ■: AY , w -M i ' V- ■ , XX- • IlllliSI And as another year draws to a close, take one last long look at next year's Seniors. 177 z LNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS ORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOI O x CL o co UJ ce O 2 o X CL O CO UJ ce O 2 o X CE C CO LlJ X O 2 O X CL o co UJ CE O 2 o X CE o M UJ CE O 2 o x CL o CO UJ CE o 2 o X CL o CO UJ CE o 2 O X CL o CO LlJ CE o o X CL o CO UJ CE O 2 O X 0. o CO UJ CE o 2 O x CE o co SOPHOMORE FALL CLASS OFFICERS President--Brian Fndrich Vice President--Julie Leavitt Secretary-Margaret Boehm Treasurer-Pam Huston Spirit Commisioners-Susan Powell Debbie Sorling SOPHOMORE SPRING CLASS OFFICERS President-Mark Gallagher Vice President--Pam Huston Secretary-Diane Dahlmeier Treasurer-Brian Fridrich Spirit Commisioners-Michele Delliquadri Amelia Rodriguez CE O o 178 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMOR IE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHO 33 Beam. Theresa Betis. Ken Bowden. Jim Brandt. Rusty Brown. Cindy Beever. Lisa Boatwright. Loretta Bowen. Jerry Brock. Ron Bryson. Steve Bernerd. Ken Boehm. Margaret Brake. Mike Brooks. Cliff Burgess. Robert Bettencourt. Herm Bolf. Frank Brand. Mitch Brooks. Yvette Byran. Steve Adams. Mike Albiez. Doug SECOND ROW Alger. Rocky Alley. Dalene THIRD ROW Anderson. David Ashbran. Denise FOURTH ROW Atkins. Steven Avila. Henry FIFTH ROW Azcarte. Al Balmer. Can SIXTH ROW Baker. Kevin SEVENTH ROW Bartz. Lon m CO 0 “O 1 o o 33 m CO 0 33 1 o o 33 m CO O “0 x O £ o 33 m CO O “0 X O 2 o 33 m CO O “0 X o 2 o 33 m if) O 33 X o s o 33 m CO O 33 X o o 33 m if) O 3) X o s o 33 m if) O 33 X o o 33 m if) O 33 X o o 33 m CO O 33 X o 179 O 33 m )PH0M0RESOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE 3 O : X Q. o c 5 UJ 1- : SIDE PANEL. TOP TO BOTTOM Calcagno. Gina Campuzano. Tina Carpenter. Jim Cervantes. Ken Cheff, Steven FIRST ROW Cherry. Patty Claessens. Jeff Clark. Dave Clark Jimmy Clayton. Lisa SECOND ROW Conover. Lois Conway. Cathy Costa. Marty Cress. Erich Cropley. Ron O x X 3 c ) RESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORE PHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESOPHOMORESO TOP ROW Dahlmeir. Diane Davis. Cindy Davis. Lisa Davis. Pete SECOND ROW Delliquadri. Michelle DeRoco. Scott Dilger. John Dmeen. Sean THIRD ROW Dolder. Chris Doroh. Denise Eames. Cortney Elam. Sandy FOURTH ROW Elliot. Will Evans. Andy Farr. Bill Ferguson. Robert X I O 0 X m co : -o 1 o £ o X m CO O I C c c c c X m CO O X I o O X m CO 0 x 1 O £ o lo 3 Fridrich. Jeff Friedman. Chuck Gallagher. Scott Garst. Valerie Gentle. Laura Gibson. Diane Gilbert. Edie Green. Peter Horton. Don Holser. Mike Glass. Dave Gilchrest. Mark Gorton. Linda Gramps. Debbie Gramps. Ricky 3 r. D 3 3 LO -U r 3 3 O IB? m Gramps. Tarrena Hackett. Lorna Hansen. Sheri Henderson. Rick Hesse. Linda Higgins. Bonnie Hill. Dean Hills. Gwen Hilton. Larry Hewitt. Chad SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE S( yiORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORESOPHC RE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SO TOP ROW Algea. Chuck Hobbs, Julie Holder. Ken Holloway. James Hoismgton. Dorothy Hook. Todd SECOND ROW Hottinger. Tori Houseworth. Joe Huber. Sheryl Hull. Bill Hunter. Darrell Huston. Pam THIRD ROW Hutchins. Eric lelati. Julie Jacobsen, Ken FOURTH ROW Jensen. Tammy Jernigan. Steve Johnson. Tom FIFTH ROW Johnston. Malynda Jones. Cindy Jones. Peter SIXTH ROW Jones. Ray Kaylor. Terry Keene. Lisa SEVENTH ROW Kenny. Tim Kidd. Ricky Kirk. Barbara -unc THfTiAioi-MOQ THniAiniMOQ Tmrw.u-ir.c auniAiou c -m™. °MORE sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore SOPHOMORE SOPl a Kirk. Walter Kissler. Dave Kluender. Cindy Knight. Phil Knox. Stacey Kroepelm, Fred SECOND ROW Kroll. Mark Kuntze. Tim Larid, Ricky Larson. Brett Lauenberg. Eric Laughlin. Jim THIRD ROW Law. Enid Lear. Kim Leavitt. Julie Lee. Laura Lenhoff, Kay Leonard, Cindy FOURTH ROW Lindhorst. Mike Lindstrom, Carol Lucas, Kathy Lucero. Sharon Mahon. George Marr, Brad m 0 1 CL O 184 CO SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE more sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore sophomore soph Marshall. Cathy Mastelotto. Dan Mastelotto. Mark SECOND ROW Martin. Denise Mathis. Pete Maxwell. Fred THIRD ROW Maynard. Tammy Mello. Sharon Metheny. Edmund FOURTH ROW Michael. Zane Miller, Dewey Miller. Suzanne FIFTH ROW Mimck, Terri Mooney. Kelly Morris, Pat SIXTH ROW Murry. Tonya Newens. Charlie Nuley. JD SEVENTH ROW Odekirk. Kevin Odekirk. Shelly Owens. Mike DPHOMORESOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE S MORE sophomore sophomoresophomore sophomore sophom ORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORESOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPH Padilla. Francisco Painter. David Patterson. Robb Patterson. Patti Peterson. Mike Perrucci. Randy Pedrmi. Carrie Perkins. Sherry Phillips. Laurie Pinkston. John Plouvier. Ken Powell. Susan Pugh. Brenda Pyle. Leslie Quarles. Danny Rhyne. Richard Redden, Dan Reynolds. Sharon Rice. Michael Richard. John Roberts. Lynette Rodriquez, Amelia Ross. Matt ■ SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPH Rushing. Mark Russell. John Ruth. Wilma SECOND ROW Salisbury. Kim Sands. Allen Sands. DeDe THIRD ROW Schmeltz. Jim Schons. Danette Schwab. Kim FOURTH ROW Self. Pat Shinn, Susan Shippy. David FIFTH ROW Simon. Roy Simpson. Mitch Slavin. Bill 187 C cr C ' : 10RESOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHO ORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORESOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOf C UUMHOMUUL WPHUMIM WMHUMIM t U 'HUMUWL WMHUMIM WMHUMUWL yjHHUMUWL WMHUMUHL bUHHUMUHL SUPHUMURL SUMHUMURL MJRHUM Stafford, Lois Staley, Valerie Staves, Gary Swope, Julia Sylvester, Teri Tabor, Mary Stine. Lisa Taylor. Gregg Stryker. Brenda Sutton. Veena Thomas. Micheal Thurman. Bonnie 186 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMO PHOMORESOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORESOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE SC TOP ROW Townsend. Jim Ullman. David VanBuren, Jerry VanGooden, Ed VanMeter. Rocky Vineyard. Mike SECOND ROW Walker. Chris Walter, Jeff Walsh. Marc Wamsley. Korte Washington. Althea Watts. Russell THIRD ROW Wayman. Fawn Weiland. Carole West. Joyce West, Larry Wixom, Marcie Wood. Susan FOURTH ROW Wright. Ed RE SOPHOMORE SOPHOMO SldOIAIOHdOS 3dOIAIOHdOS 3dO OHdOS 1HOIAIOHHOS 1HOIA.OHH SHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESH Adams. Melinda Alford. Jesse Alverez. Manuel Anderson. Jerry Antonetti. Mike Arnold. Kenley Asbury, Cameron Ausmus. Robyn Bailey. Clark Barba. Lynette Bardenheir. Greg Bales. Steve Belyea. Ruth Betti. Leo Bickford. Roy Bolf. Connie Brabec. Betty Bradbury, David Brandt. Nick FALL CLASS OFFICERS: ROW 1, Cindy Palmer, Secretary; Mary Townsend. President: Wendy Eck. Spirit Commissioner; ROW 2. Lisa Smith. Vice President: Bob Devlin, Spirit Commissioner 190 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN F MEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHME Class of ’80 Bridgman. Greg Brinker. Alisa Brown. Don Brown, Dorothy Brown. Rachel Brown. Robert Budd. Terri Bunn. Dennis Burns. Debbie Caffey. Patty Carey. Janice Carpenter. Mike Cedarholm. Tami Chad. Todd Champ. Sherman Chaney. Stuart Clark, Kathy Clark. Owen Cline. Don Cline. LeighAnn Coffin. John Cook. Andy Carley. Jim Corn. Keri Counlney. Donna Curiel. Eddie Curtis. Steve Dahlmeier. John Dayton. Dan Dean. Robert C X ?ESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 191 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FR — X ijSHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE . X _ X _ X oo LoJ x cc Oelgodo. Judy Devlin. Bob Dillman, Robin Dills. Bill Douglas. Wayne Dowell. Barbara Dowty. Donna Dozier. Sheilah Dunn. Don Eck. Wendy Edwards, Tommy Elam. Christi Ellis. Ellean Emery. Shelia England. Tami Fain, Sandy Farmer. Teri Ferguson. John Finch. Karen Finkenkeller, Ernie Fisher. Matt Flynn. Randy Fontane. Dennis Fontana. Frank Ford. Jerry Fowler, Glenn Fox. Shannon Francis. Amber Franklin. Jett X CO uj SlFRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMENFRESHMEN SHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE c X Mike may not know this but Fryar. Bob Gamon, Dan Gannon, Gann Garcia, Cindy Goodwin, Jeff Gramps. Davida Green. Kevin Green. Mike Grimsby. Charmon Grohn, Jeff Grubbs, John Guiver. Melody Hahn, Mike Haigh, Jill Hansen. Sherri Harris. Angela Harrow, Chuck XI XI C 5 X 2 m ( X C 5 X X 193 m RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMENx HMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRE Class of ’80 Hendershot, B Hendrix. K. C. Henton, Allen Henna. Chris Hill. Carlos Hills. Richard Hinkle. Joe Hogan. Betsy Hopper. Shawn Hottinger. Brenda Huston. Kenny Jackson. Chris Jackson. Mark Jaskinky. Robert Jenkins. Ken Jennings. Allen Johnston. Janette Jones. Julie Kaylor. Tess Kaylor. Troy 195 HMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHz HMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHI r The Freshmen had a : hard time this year attempting to win the spirit ? bucket at the football : rallies. Beside shaking the gym with their rum- : bling they also spelled I out their rank at OHS. The Class of '80 has many more rallies to look forward to. ■j x m cn y 3 4 Kenny. Glen Kibler. Scott Kibler, John Klein, John Koch. Tammy Koslin, Eric Layman. Scott Leach. Todd Leclerc. Chel Lindsay. Carrie Lerner. Mark Long. Tim Long. Vivian Lougheed. Scott McGrath. Wade £SHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRI x x X ■X) _ 1 ! 196 Menefee. Bob Mewes. Gary Meyers, Bill Milligan. Randy Morton. Patty Mueller, Gina Murphy. Don Nalley. Tom Navirro, Ramon Nobies. Curtis Novell. James O'Neill. Dan Openshaw. Jerry Palmer. Cindy McGrath. Patsy Machado. Linda Mark. Leslie Martin. Debbie Mastellotto. Scott Mattly. David Means. Mark Melech. Michelle : FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN HMENFRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHN Pando. Vick Passmore. Jean Patterson. Debbie Patz, Tedi Perdue. Kay Pettigrew. Adwena Plouvier. Holli Razee. Dave Reaves. Carol Rennels, G.W Richie. Todd Roach.Jay Robertson. Eddie Robertson. Cindy Ross. Don Ross. Jerna Rodriguez. Brenda Sabin. Steven Schrech. Tim Schultz. Brian Seals. Sheri Seaton. Marion Sabastian. Steve V X m X X m to I ASHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN F z SHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRES Seer, Gary Shinn. John Shipp, Mark Shoemaker. Laurie Simpson. Ron Skaggs. Leona Small. John Small. Margie Smith. Craig Smith. Judy Smith, Lisa Smith. Malisa Snodgrass. Sheri Solanski. Alice Sorlina. Richard Spicer. Dennis Spurgeon, Penn Stafford. Debra Stamps. Clifford Stevens. Claren They may be short but they have muscle. hmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen freshmen fres Steves. Glenn Stinglav. Robin Stone. Kathy Stubbs. Lisa Taggart. Teri Tatro. Jeff Taylor. Judy Teskey. Torri Thomas. Lola Thompson. Patty Thompson. Tammy Thorton. Shelly Townsend, Mary Trevino. Richard Tunnell. Mike Turman, Larry Velland. Roxanne Van Camp Doug Van Gilden, David Villanueva. Richard Wade. Richard Wallace. Danny Wallace. Angela Wallace. Russell Walker. Brenda Walsh, Jenny Wamsley. Martin Warrick. Suzanne Watson. Penny Watts. Buddy Wayes. Patty Weaver. Julie Welton. Laurie White. Joanne Williams. Phillip 199 ■ MEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESH: MEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMl n One year down, three more to go! ) 2 200 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FR FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN x m ) Frosh Spring Officers tackle Spirit Week f HMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESH 202 Advertising advertising -U ?s (. Ima©tO ) but I'm. mdct . i noi 61. Advertising 203 VALLEY MUSIC • • • RB • , • m ' 2090 Bird Street OROVILLE FLOWER SHOP DAMON’S SPORTING GOODS 1346 Myers Street Work and Western Clothing 1375 Myers Street 204 Ads SINGER SEWING CENTER BURTON’S SHOE STORE Ads 205 MARCOZZI’S JEWELERS NORTHWESTERN-TITLE CO. 533-7099 2558 Olive Highway 1937 Bird Street Ads 207 GASKIN’S DRUGS RADIO MART 1134 Myers Street Catch Merrily with her eyes closed, and you just might get a discount. RADIO MART authorized C.B. HEADQUARTERS (Across From Raley's) 2360 MYERS 0R0VILLE Radio JliaeK For all your Electronic needs. HOME OF THE F AND F GARAGE WALL OF LEVI’S Menswear 2227 Myers St. 533-1860 feyansj For all your Car needs. V.J. Sentner 2017 Lincoln Blvd. Oroville, California 533-8353 Ads ft I’nncnfi Your Key to Greater Values The finest of Quality J.C. PENNEY CO. 1945 Bird Street 533-5525 of -HnRfw hoTiush Company 2554 OLIVE HIGHWAY OROVILLE CALIFORNIA 95945 Oroville’s oldest Department Store where students and their families have shopped for 73 years. Everything for the Family and Home Downtown Oroville Since 1903 533-0411 Discounts for Students Projects. ORO-Village TV in Shopping Center across from Country Smorgy Bob and Lillian Hemstalk Ads 209 mOD€ of DRV Where to find the finest: Dresses Tops Lingerie Coats Uniforms Pants 533-3066 POPPY’S For the latest in Fashions. 534-0322 1442 Meyer Street COX CLASS CO. For the Finest of Quality. 533-1166 1860 Ehmann Street 1933 Bird Street BARTLETT’S HEARING AID CENTER “We care for you!” 2358 Myers Street Oroville, CA 95965 916-533-8912 7937 Auburn Blvd. Citrus Heights, CA 95610 916-726-4144 Jack and Jeanne Bartlett owners 210 Advertising MARR DODGE Don’t you wish YOU had a new pick-up? 533-3962 2075 Baldwin Ave. 'Wanmocfej, Homewares Gifts Jewelry 533-4660 P.O. Box 49 1954 Bird Street Groceries Meat Hardware Appliances Garden Supplies Sporting Goods Liquor Farm Supplies Johnson Motors MARKET 533-2515 NON-FOODS 533-9050 Sales and Service Advertising 211 McKEANS -||aC.Cvwaa Ccsv!Lb PRftSPECIM'S WINE Phone 533-7070 ROBERT ROOERS JIdAiaL The Finest in 580 Oro Dam Blvd. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN When you care enough to send the best! Flowers and Gifts. 534-1977 2420 Myers Street Moseley’s blueprinting stationery office supply Christian book center 2860-A Olive Hwy. Bill Morris Oroville, CA 95965 (916) 533-7161 OOPS! A $1,000 too Much! Located on Oro Dam Blvd. 212 Advertising HOBBIE Chevrolet - Cadillac F.B. (HOLLY) HOLLAND Realtor Phone 533-0202 815 Montgomery Street Oroville, California 95965 rhovmlot GORDEN HOBBIE Bus. Phone 533-4626 1250 Oro Dam Blvd. Oroville, California 95965 The @REE SHIRT CUSTOM T-SHIRTS Arlene Wallace Phone: 534-9540 2360 Baldwin Avenue Oroville, California 95965 HOLLYHOCK HOUSE Antiques Collectables Handmade Toys Bags Skirts Tops Crafts Phone 534-1885 1850 Montgomery Street Advertising 213 RCBS We at RCBS recently made a change—our name! But don't let the new name throw you: RCBS Operations, OMARK Industries, Sporting Equipment Division. We're Still the same RCBS. Still doing business at the same old stand — 605 Oro Dam Blvd., here in Orovilie. It's just that now we are part of a team called OMARK Industries that manufactures products such as cutting chain for chain saws; hydralic loading equipment and crains; construction fastening systems; and sport shooting equipment. We still ship our famous PRECISIONEERED Reloading Equipment world-wide. And are still very much a part of the Orovilie Commun i ty. HUNTINCTON’S, SPORTSMANS STORE We have it! (right here in Oroville.) A complete line of gear for hunting, reloading, fishing, water sports, camping, western wear, outdoors, etc. Professional gunsmithing. Prompt, courteous service from our staff of experienced sportsmen. Drop by and see our famous collection of African and North American game trophies. USE TOUR MASTER CHARGE OR OANKAMERICARD OPEN MON.-FRI. 8 AM-5:30 PM SATURDAYS 8 AM-4:30 PM 601 ORO DAM BLVO. ■ PHONE 916 534-8000 Shelley finds the best buy to fill up Aggie, at BONUS GAS on 5th Ave. Bob Mastelotto Bonus International 214 Advertising “We now have additional parking and outside seating for your convenience on corner of Oro Dam and Myers.” KORV RADIO dial 1340 a H KORV RADIO Phone 533-1340 Located in the Professional Arts Building. Advertising It’s the Pepsi People Feel’n Free, Feel’n free!!! McQuown Appliance United California Bank 2001 Oro Dam Blvd. 216 Advertising Hrs.- 12 Noon to 10 P.M. Sunday 4 P.M. to 10 P.M. Closed Wednesday TONG FONG LOW “Charlie’s Restaurant’’ Phone 533-1488 SUN GEE Proprietor 2051 Robinson Street Oroville, California CORONET PORTRAITS Congratulates the Class of “77” Your official yearbook photographer, Since class of 64”. 2116 21st Street Sacramento, CA 95818 916-452-4506 Advertising 217 Laurie and Diane say the Service of B of A is worth its weight in gold!!!!!!!! B of A Award Winners-BACK: Kris Olsen-Busmess.(I?Et6aEnBrunei QgGsE Uohn Cress-Music. Tim Clark-Foreign Languages. Robert Sweet-Laboratory Science MIDDLE: Craig Brown-Mathematics. Jeff Cherry-Science and Mathematics Placque Winner. Carrie Nichols-Art Marilyn Conner-Liberal Arts Placque Winner. Tammie Walker-Agriculture. FRONT: Sara Huber-Home Economics. NOT PICTURED: Shelley Von Berg-Drama. Suzanne Clay-Social Science. Terry Duren-Trades and Industrial. Robin Ham-mer-Fme Arts Placque Winner 218 Advertising 1) What a jailhouse rock! (Craig McAtee) 2) Not Joe Blow again (Mr Benoit) 3) Mom. I won! (Cindy Leonard. Homecoming Queen) 4) Oh come on-loosen up! (Tammy Fowler and Marc Walsh) 5) You sly devil, you! (Mr Burnum) 6) No Helen, you must learn to behave. (Shelley Von Berg and Lizanne Bassham in The Miracle Worker ) 7) Hey. weren't you at the dam with that camera last night! (Tammy Koch. Todd Hook) 8) Another exciting 7th period on the OHS quad 9) And they actually got applause! (Songleaders) Candids 219 A Adams. Belinda. 41 ADAMS. LORI 42.54.130.159 Adams. Melinda 41.190 Adams. Mike. 179 Adams. Terri. 42.67.167.38 ALBIEZ. DAVID. 51.120.130.159 Albiez. Doug. 179.71 ALDRICH. JEANNA. 130.159 ALECK. MARC. 104.105.130.159 Alford. Jessie. 99.190 Algae. Chuck. 183.71 Alger. Rocky. 71.167.179 Alley. Dalene. 37.179 Alvarez. Jovita 64.130.159 Alvarez. Manuel. 99.110,190 Alves. Suzanne. 50.77,167.38 ANDERSON. DAVID. 71.179 Anderson. Jerry. 190 ANDOE. GREG. 48.49.51.53.64.88.94.130, 159.86 Antonetti. Michael. 99.110.115.190 Arnold. Kenley. 35.126.190 ARRUDA. IVAN. 159 Asbury. Cameron. 190 Ausmus. Robyn. 190 AVILA CINDY. 41.42.43.44.130.159 Avila. Henry. 71.141.179 AZCARATE. ALBERT. 114.179 AZCARATE. TAMMY. 52.64.130.159 B BAETGE. SHELLENE. 131 Bailey. Clark. 190 BAILEY. CRAIG. 131 BAILEY. NANCY. 56.131.159 Baker. Kevin. 35.51,114.179 BAKER. MIKEL. 136 Baker. Rodney. 167 Balmer, Cari. 179 Barba. Lynette. 190 Bardenheier. Daryl. 67.94.95.167 Bardenheier. Gregory. 99.109.190 BARNES. JIM. 131.159 Bartz. Lori. 71.179 BASSAM. LIZANNE. 56.57.131.159 Bates. Steve. 99.190 BAUDER. BRENDA. 64.50.131.158.159.207 Beam. Theresa. 37.129 Becerril, Adolpho. 19 Beever. Lisa. 124.179 Begley. Ben, 167 Belyea. Ruth. 54.190.126 Bergman. Tracy. 59.135.167 Bernerd. Ken. 71.179 BERNERD. KIM. 54.131.159 Bermudez. Frank. 19 Bert. Ron. 133 Bettencourt. Herman. 99.179 C Betti, Leo Jr., 190 Bettinger. David. 99.41 Bettis. Ken. 96.108.114.179 Bickford. Roy. 190 BIRD. CHRIS. 2.51.94.131.116 Bird. Darrell. 64.113.163 Blagg. Terry. 2.67.51.167 BLAGG. TIM 64.42.132.159 Boatwright. Loretta. 72.135.179.38 Boehm. Curt. 35.103.115 Boehm. Margaret, 35.38.49.50.125.178.179 Boggs. Liz. 34.50.49.67.167 Bohrer. Leslie. 167 Bohrer. Nikki. 167 Bolf. Connie. 190 Bolf. Frank. 51.114.179 BOLT. PATTY. 64.84.85.50.42.49.132.159. 56 BONE. BRYAN. 34.64.136.159 BOSWORTH. MARY. 34.35.36.55.136.159 Bowden. James. 179 Bowen. Jerry, 179 Brabec. Betty. 41.190 Bradbury. David. 190 Bradbury. Ken. 67 56 161.167.94.57 Bradshaw. Greg. 167 Brake. Mike. 102.179.114 Bramble. Lisa. 67.167.126 Brand. Mitch. 51.179.118 Brandt. Jeff 51.118 BRANDT. LAURIE. 2.64.65.48 49.132.159. 87.52 Brandt. Nick. 98.99.109.199 Brandt. Rusty. 2.96.97.179.118.53.108 Brashears. Mark. 59.141.172.167 Brerton. Dave. 118.153 Brewer. Dean 115 Bridgeman. Greg 191 Bnnker. Aleta 126 Bnnker. Alisa 191.167.126 Brock. Ron 179 BROKAW. DENISE 36.64.132.159.126 Brooks. Boyd 167 Brooks. Cliff 102.179 Brooks. Yvette 72.146.179 BROWN. CARL 95 Brown. Cindy 4.50.75.179.38 BROWN. CRAIG 34.35.100.101.51.113.132. 159 Brown. Donald 99.115.191 Brown. Dorothy 191 BROWN. JEFF 132 Brown. Kevin 51.102,114 BROWN. MARK 8.16.48.50.52.64.83.86.94. 113.133.158 Brown. Michael 101.113.167 BROWN. NANCY 150.1-9 Brown. Rachel 191.126 Brown. Robert 99.191 BRUNER. DEBBIE 34.36.43.46.54.72.133. ■159,218______ Bryan. Steve 179 Bryson. Karen 69.167 Bryson. Steven 72.114,179 Budd. Terri 191 BUNSTOCK. STUART 8.10.34.50.85.93.94. 113.133.158 Burg. David 167 Burg. Steve 41.51.167 Burgess. Bob 72.114.157.179.186 BURGESS. STAN 133 Burns. Debbie 191 Burns. Diane 46 Burris. Debbie 38 Butler. Janet 40.67.123.124.167 Butler. Lisa 67.167 Bynam. Steve 167 c Caffey. Patricia Ann 191 Calcagno. Gina 38.72.180 Campuzano. Tina 60.180 CAREY. DAVID 133 Carey. Janice Lynn 191 Carlson. Leslie 134 Carnahan. Suzanne 42.64.125.126.134.159 Carpenter. Jim 72.180.186.163.167 Carpenter. Micheal Eugene 191 CARR. TONY 87.106.134.159 Cedarholm. Tami Ann 41.191 CERVANTES. BOB 159 Cervantes. Ken 72.180 Chadd. Todd Allen 103.191 Champ. Sherman Edgar 191.115 Chaney. Stuart Alan 35.99.191 Cheff. Steve 35.51.97.122.180 CHERRY. JEFF 35.73.134 218 Cherry. Pat 72.180 Chioini. Stephen 110 CHMIELEWSKI. LARRY 134.159 Christensen. Jay C. 101 Christensen. Kim 167 Christensen. Kirk 51.94.113 CHRISTENSEN. TERRI 64.135.159 Christianson. Steve 37 Claessen. Jeff 180 CLARK. BARBARA 36.123.135.159 Clark. David Wayne 180 Clark. Jimmie 73.180 Clark. Kim 2.10.50.38.76.167 Clark. Kathleen Marie 191 CLARK. KEVIN 160 Clark. Owen 191 CLARK. TIMOTHY 34.48.113.135.159.218 Clay. Steve 34.51.121.110.167 CLAY. SUZIE 34.64.81.82.125.126.135.160. 218 Clayton. Lisa 82.83.38.180 220 Index Cline. Don William 99.191 Cline Leigh Ann 191 COCHRAN MELANIE 135 Coffin. John 191 Combs. Holly 34.35.67.167 COMBS. KEN 40.135.160 Combs. Renee 67.167 Combs. Virginia 167 CONNER DENISE 48.50.54.64.135.158.160 227 CONNER. MARILYN 42.64.135.160.218 Conover. Lois 73.125.142.180 Conrad, Cathy 72 Conway. Cathy 72.180 Cook. Andy M 191 COOK JOEY 136.160 Corley. Jimmy Dale 99 Corn. Keri 38 CORN. KEVIN 59.136.160.191 Costa. Marty 51.118.180 Costa. Theresa 34.37.38.49.50.56.67.89. 166.168 Counley. Donna 191 Cowart. Charles 168 COWDEN. CINDY 42.136.160.161 CRAWFORD. MIKE 113.136.160 Crawford. Terri 37 Cress. Erich 114.180 C ' r.RFSS JOHN CROMWELL. KENNY 136.160 Cropley. Ronald 141.122.180 Crowley. Jon 121 Cullman. Diane Marie 168 Cumberland. Steve 34.35.101,116,168 Curiel. Eddie 191 Curtis. Ruby Simone 99 Curtis. Steve 191 D Dahlmeier. Diane 50.38.125.178.181 Dahlmeier. John Bustave 109.121.191 DALDAL. DENIZ 120 Damon. Scott 122.168.176 Davis. Cindy 181 Davis. Lisa 38.181 Davis, Peter 181 DAVIS. STEVE 116 Dayton. Dan 98.99.109.115.191 DEAN. DANNY 136 Dean. Robert Allen 191 DELANY. RICK 37.52.136.160 Delgado. Judith Mane 192.38 Delliquadn. Michele 38.50.178.181 Dement. Robert 73 De Metry. Chara 34.35.37.56.168 Demmers. Dan 113.168 Demmers. Tim 94.116.168 Denney. Teresa 38.168 De Roco. Scott 73.114.181 Devlin. Bob 41.113.190.192 Diaz. Elsa 38.56.57.67.168 DICKISON VFRGIS 136 Dilger, John Javier 181 Dillman. Robin Dawn 192 Dmeen. Sean 181 Di Nucci. Amanda 2.34.38,50.67.76.161.168 Dirks. Cindy 38.50.56.67.166.168 Dolder. Chris 50.114.181 Donnelly. Bill 121 Doroh. Denise 74,181 Douglass. Wayne 192 Dowell. Barbara Jane 192 Dowty, Donna Lorrme 192 Dozier. Sheilah Louise 192 DRAKE. LORI 54.57.137.160 Dudynski. Ziggy 51.94 DUDYNSKI. ZSA ZSA 137.160 Dunn, Don 192 DUNN. MURIEL 34.38.50.64.71.76.84 137. 226,227 DUREN. TERRY 137.218 E Eames. Courtney 74.110.181 Eck. Wendy Michelle 89.192 Edwards. Anita 40.67.123.124.127.168 EDWARDS. BRIAN 99.137.160 EDWARDS. DONNA 40.124.137.160 Edwards. Gregory Allen 99 Edwards. Kris 61.168 Edwards. Steve 37.40.168 Edwards. Tom C. 19.110.192 EDWARDS. BILL 137 Elam. Cristi Lynn 126.192 Elam. Sandy 40.124.181 Elder. Trudi 40.54.127.168 Elliott. Willie 74.110.122.159.173.181.193 Ellis. Eileen Joan 192 ELMORE. WADE 138 Emery. Sneila Ann 192 England. Tami Lee 192 Evans. Andy 74.167.181 Evans. Shelly 67.168 Everett. James 168 F Fain. Sandy Lynn 192 Farmer. Steve 51,169 Farmer. Teri Lee 192 Farr. Bill 74.181 Faulkner, Drew 61.169 FAULKNER. TYLER 51.52,69.120.138.160 Felipe, Paula 42.67.169 Ferguson. John Francis 99.192 Ferguson. Keri 169 Ferguson. Robert 74.181 Fernandez. Steve 61 FERRETTI RICHARD 93.94 95,121.138 FEUERSTEIN. RICHARD 138.160 File. Kimi 169 Finch. Karen Louis 192 Finch. Kevin 169 Finkenkeller. Ernie 99.110.192 Fischer. Matthew 192 FLAGLEN. MIKE 138 Flick. Sonja 181 FLOYD AMY 138 Flynn. Randy Lane 192 Foley. Jackie 42.54.169 Fontana. Frank 99.115 Ford. Cheryl 169 Ford. Jerry 192 Fowler. Glenn Eugene 192 Fowler. Tammy 50.75.38.181 Fox. Shannon 192 Frady. William Fredrick 114.181.186 Fraley. Francine 181 Francis. Amber Marie 192 FRANK. CHERYL A 138.142.160 Frank. Debbie 67.74.123.124.169.171 Franklin. Jeff 192 FRANKLIN. JOHN 139 Franklin. Lisa 49.50.54.67.38.166.169 Fridrich. Brian 48.49.50.51.53.178.181 Fridrich. Jeff 51.114.182 FRIEDLAND. RACHEL ANN 64.139.160 Friedman. Charles 34.93.182 Fritz. Elmer 34 Fryar. Bobby Vernon 99.193 Fuson. Cheryl Ann 6.54.67.169 G Gallagher. Mark 35.51.89.96.97.114.178 Gallagher. Scott 51.110.182 Gallegos. Rich 67.92.93.94 95.113.169 Gamon. Dan 103.193 Gannon. Gann 193 Garcia. Louis 94.193 Garst, Valerie 182 GEE. SEM 10.34.35.36.46.50.52.54.55.64. 68.69.70.127.139.158.160 Gentle. Laura 38.54.126.182 Gibson. Diane 125.182 Gilbert. Edie 37.182 Gilbert. Lauren 37.169 Gilchrist. Mario 99 GILCHRIST. MARY 139.160 Gilchrist. Melanis 169 Gilchrest. Mark 182 GIPE. JEFF 52.64.120.139.160 Glass. Klinger D. 182 Glenn. Kenny 115 GOMEZ. MARCUS 139 GONZALES. LEONARD 160 Goodwin. Jeff 99.115.193 Index 221 A Adams. Belinda. 41 ADAMS. LORI 42.54.130.159 Adams. Melinda 41.190 Adams. Mike. 179 Adams. Terri. 42.67.167.38 ALBIEZ. DAVID. 51.120.130.159 Albiez. Doug. 179.71 ALDRICH. JEANNA. 130.159 ALECK. MARC. 104.105.130.159 Alford. Jessie. 99.190 Algae. Chuck, 183.71 Alger. Rocky. 71.167.179 Alley. Dalene. 37.179 Alvarez. Jovita 64.130.159 Alvarez. Manuel. 99.110.190 Alves. Suzanne. 50.77.167,38 ANDERSON. DAVID. 71.179 Anderson. Jerry. 190 ANDOE. GREG. 48.49.51.53.64.88.94.130, 159.86 Antonetti Michael. 99.110.115.190 Arnold. Kenley. 35.126.190 ARRUDA. IVAN. 159 Asbury. Cameron. 190 Ausmus. Robyn. 190 AVILA CINDY. 41.42.43.44.130.159 Avila. Henry. 71.141,179 AZCARATE. ALBERT. 114.179 AZCARATE. TAMMY. 52.64.130.159 B BAETGE. SHELLENE. 131 Bailey. Clark. 190 BAILEY. CRAIG. 131 BAILEY. NANCY. 56.131.159 Baker. Kevin. 35.51,114.179 BAKER. MIKEL. 136 Baker. Rodney. 167 Balmer. Cari. 179 Barba. Lynette. 190 Bardenheier. Daryl. 67.94.95.167 Bardenheier. Gregory. 99.109.190 BARNES. JIM. 131.159 Bartz. Lori. 71.179 BASSAM. LIZANNE. 56.57.131.159 Bates. Steve. 99.190 BAUDER. BRENDA. 64.50.131.158.159.207 Beam. Theresa. 37.129 Becerril. Adolpho. 19 Beever. Lisa. 124.179 Begley. Ben. 167 Belyea. Ruth. 54.190.126 Bergman. Tracy. 59.135.167 Bernerd. Ken. 71.179 BERNERD. KIM. 54.131.159 Bermudez. Frank. 19 Bert. Ron. 133 Bettencourt. Herman. 99.179 Betti, Leo Jr.. 190 Bettmger. David. 99.41 Bettis. Ken. 96.108.114.179 Bickford, Roy. 190 BIRD. CHRIS. 2.51.94.131.116 Bird. Darrell. 64.113,163 Blagg. Terry. 2.67.51.167 BLAGG. TIM 64.42.132.159 Boatwright. Loretta. 72.135.179,38 Boehm. Curt. 35.103.115 Boehm. Margaret, 35.38.49.50.125.178.179 Boggs. Liz. 34.50.49.67.167 Bohrer. Leslie, 167 Bohrer. Nikki. 167 Bolf. Connie. 190 Bolf. Frank. 51.114 179 BOLT. PATTY. 64.84.85.50.42.49.132.159. 56 BONE. BRYAN. 34.64.136.159 BOSWORTH. MARY 34.35,36.55.136.159 Bowden. James. 179 Bowen. Jerry, 179 Brabec. Betty. 41.190 Bradbury. David. 190 Bradbury. Ken. 67 56 161.167.94.57 Bradshaw. Greg. 167 Brake. Mike. 102.179.114 Bramble. Lisa. 67.167.126 Brand. Mitch. 51.179.118 Brandt. Jeff 51.118 BRANDT. LAURIE. 2.64.65.48.49.132.159. 87.52 Brandt. Nick. 98.99.109.199 Brandt. Rusty. 2.96.97.179.118.53.108 Brashears. Mark. 59.141.172.167 Brerton. Dave. 118.153 Brewer, Dean 115 Bridgeman. Greg 191 Brmker. Aleta 126 Brmker. Alisa 191.167.126 Brock. Ron 179 BROKAW. DENISE 36.64.132.159.126 Brooks. Boyd 167 Brooks. Cliff 102.179 Brooks. Yvette 72.146.179 BROWN. CARL 95 Brown. Cindy 4.50.75.179.38 BROWN. CRAIG 34.35.100.101.51.113.132. 159 Brown. Donald 99.115.191 Brown. Dorothy 191 BROWN. JEFF 132 Brown. Kevin 51.102,114 BROWN. MARK 8.16.48.50.52.64.83.86.94. 113.133.158 Brown. Michael 101.113.167 BROWN. NANCY 150.1-9 Brown. Rachel 191,126 Brown, Robert 99.191 220 Index BRUNER. DEBBIE 34.36.43.46.54.72.133. -159.218______ Bryan, Steve 179 Bryson. Karen 69.167 Bryson. Steven 72.114,179 Budd. Terri 191 BUNSTOCK. STUART 8.10.34.50.85.93.94. 113.133.158 Burg. David 167 Burg. Steve 41.51.167 Burgess. Bob 72.114.157.179.186 BURGESS. STAN 133 Burns. Debbie 191 Burns. Diane 46 Burris. Debbie 38 Butler. Janet 40.67.123.124.167 Butler. Lisa 67.167 Bynam, Steve 167 c Caffey. Patricia Ann 191 Calcagno. Gina 38.72.180 Campuzano. Tina 60.180 CAREY. DAVID 133 Carey. Janice Lynn 191 Carlson. Leslie 134 Carnahan. Suzanne 42.64.125.126.134.159 Carpenter. Jim 72.180.186.163.167 Carpenter. Micheal Eugene 191 CARR. TONY 87.106.134.159 Cedarholm. Tami Ann 41.191 CERVANTES. BOB 159 Cervantes. Ken 72.180 Chadd. Todd Allen 103.191 Champ. Sherman Edgar 191.115 Chaney. Stuart Alan 35.99.191 Cheff. Steve 35.51.97.122.180 CHERRY. JEFF 35.73.134.218 Cherry. Pat 72.180 Chioim. Stephen 110 CHMIELEWSKI. LARRY 134.159 Christensen. Jay C. 101 Christensen. Kim 167 Christensen. Kirk 51.94.113 CHRISTENSEN. TERRI 64.135.159 Christianson. Steve 37 Claessen. Jeff 180 CLARK. BARBARA 36.123.135.159 Clark. David Wayne 180 Clark. Jimmie 73.180 Clark. Kim 2.10.50.38.76.167 Clark, Kathleen Marie 191 CLARK. KEVIN 160 Clark, Owen 191 CLARK. TIMOTHY 34.48.113.135.159.218 Clay. Steve 34.51.121.110.167 CLAY. SUZIE 34.64.81.82.125,126.135.160. 218 Clayton. Lisa 82.83.38.180 Cline. Dori William 99.191 Cline. Leigh Ann 191 COCHRAN MELANIE 135 Coffin. John 191 Combs. Holly 34.35.67.167 COMBS. KEN 40 135.160 Combs. Renee 67.167 Combs. Virginia 167 CONNER DENISE 48.50.54.64.135.158.160 227 CONNER. MARILYN 42.64.135.160.218 Conover. Lois 73,125.142.180 Conrad, Cathy 72 Conway. Cathy 72.180 Cook. Andy M 191 COOK. JOEY 136.160 Corley. Jimmy Dale 99 Corn. Keri 38 CORN. KEVIN 59.136.160.191 Costa. Marty 51.118.180 Costa. Theresa 34.37.38.49.50.56.67,89. 166.168 Counley. Donna 191 Cowart. Charles 168 COWDEN. CINDY 42.136.160.161 CRAWFORD. MIKE 113.136.160 Crawford. Terri 37 Cress. Erich 114.180 C- CRESS HNJJ64fe9 ? 1B CROMWELL. KENNY 136.160 Cropley. Ronald 141.122,180 Crowley. Jon 121 Cullman. Diane Marie 168 Cumberland. Steve 34.35.101,116,168 Curiel. Eddie 191 Curtis. Ruby Simone 99 Curtis. Steve 191 D Dahlmeier. Diane 50.38.125.178.181 Dahlmeier. John Bustave 109,121.191 DALDAL. DENIZ 120 Damon. Scott 122.168.176 Davis. Cindy 181 Davis. Lisa 38.181 Davis, Peter 181 DAVIS. STEVE 116 Dayton. Dan 98.99.109.115.191 DEAN. DANNY 136 Dean. Robert Allen 191 DELANY. RICK 37.52.136.160 Delgado. Judith Marie 192.38 Delliquadri. Michele 38.50.178.181 Dement. Robert 73 De Metry. Chara 34.35.37.56.168 Demmers. Dan 113.168 Demmers. Tim 94.116.168 Denney. Teresa 38.168 De Roco. Scott 73.114.181 Devlin. Bob 41.113.190.192 Diaz. Elsa 38.56.57.67.168 DICKISON VFRGIS 136 Dilger, John Javier 181 Dillman. Robin Dawn 192 Dmeen. Sean 181 Di Nucci. Amanda 2.34.38.50.67.76.161.168 Dirks. Cindy 38.50.56.67,166.168 Dolder. Chris 50.114.181 Donnelly. Bill 121 Doroh. Denise 74,181 Douglass. Wayne 192 Dowell. Barbara Jane 192 Dowty. Donna Lorrine 192 Dozier. Sheilah Louise 192 DRAKE. LORI 54.57.137.160 Dudynski. Ziggy 51.94 DUDYNSKI. ZSA ZSA 137.160 Dunn. Don 192 DUNN. MURIEL 34.38.50.64.71.76.84 137. 226.227 DUREN. TERRY 137.218 E Eames. Courtney 74.110.181 Eck. Wendy Michelle 89.192 Edwards. Anita 40.67.123.124.127.168 EDWARDS. BRIAN 99.137.160 EDWARDS. DONNA 40.124.137.160 Edwards. Gregory Allen 99 Edwards. Kris 61.168 Edwards. Steve 37.40.168 Edwards. Tom C. 19.110.192 EDWARDS. BILL 137 Elam. Cristi Lynn 126.192 Elam. Sandy 40.124.181 Elder. Trudi 40.54.127.168 Elliott. Willie 74.110.122.159 173.181.193 Ellis. Eileen Joan 192 ELMORE. WADE 138 Emery. Sneila Ann 192 England. Tami Lee 192 Evans. Andy 74.167.181 Evans. Shelly 67.168 Everett. James 168 F Fain. Sandy Lynn 192 Farmer. Steve 51,169 Farmer. Ten Lee 192 Farr. Bill 74.181 Faulkner. Drew 61.169 FAULKNER. TYLER 51.52.69 120.138.160 Felipe, Paula 42.67.169 Ferguson. John Francis 99.192 Ferguson. Keri 169 Ferguson. Robert 74.181 Fernandez, Steve 61 FERRETTI RICHARD 93.94,95.121.138 FEUERSTEIN. RICHARD 138.160 File. Kimi 169 Finch. Karen Louis 192 Finch. Kevin 169 Fmkenkeller, Ernie 99.110.192 Fischer. Matthew 192 FLAGLEN. MIKE 138 Flick. Sonja 181 FLOYD. AMY 138 Flynn. Randy Lane 192 Foley. Jackie 42.54.169 Fontana. Frank 99.115 Ford. Cheryl 169 Ford. Jerry 192 Fowler. Glenn Eugene 192 Fowler. Tammy 50,75.38.181 Fox. Shannon 192 Frady. William Fredrick 114.181.186 Fraley. Francme 181 Francis. Amber Mane 192 FRANK. CHERYL A 138.142.160 Frank. Debbie 67.74.123.124.169.171 Franklin. Jeff 192 FRANKLIN. JOHN 139 Franklin. Lisa 49.50.54.67.38.166.169 Fridrich. Brian 48.49.50.51.53.178.181 Fridrich. Jeff 51.114.182 FRIEDLAND. RACHEL ANN 64.139.160 Friedman. Charles 34.93.182 Fritz. Elmer 34 Fryar. Bobby Vernon 99.193 Fuson. Cheryl Ann 6.54.67.169 G Gallagher. Mark 35.51.89.96.97.114.178 Gallagher, Scott 51.110.182 Gallegos. Rich 67.92.93.94.95,113.169 Gamon. Dan 103.193 Gannon. Gann 193 Garcia. Louis 94.193 Garst Valerie 182 GEE. SEM 10.34.35.36.46.50.52.54.55.64. 68.69.70.127.139.158.160 Gentle. Laura 38,54.126.182 Gibson. Diane 125.182 Gilbert. Edie 37.182 Gilbert. Lauren 37.169 Gilchrist, Mario 99 GILCHRIST. MARY 139.160 Gilchrist. Melanis 169 Gilchrest. Mark 182 GIPE. JEFF 52.64.120.139.160 Glass. Klinger D. 182 Glenn. Kenny 115 GOMEZ. MARCUS 139 GONZALES. LEONARD 160 Goodwin. Jeff 99.115.193 Index 221 Gorton. Bill 169 Gorton. Linda 46.182 Gramps. David 193 Gramps. Bebora 182 GRAMPS. HINEY 139 GRAMPS. MARTIN 2.53.64.116.139.160 Gramps. Ricky 51.118.182 GRAMPS. RON 51.52.64.94.116.140.160 Gramps. Tarrena 182 Grant. Jon 34.35.44.51.67.105,116.169 GRAVES. BECKY 64.126.140.160 GRAVES. RHONDA 64.140.160 Green Kevin 193 Green. Michael 109.122.192 Green. Shelly 6.36.169 Green. Peter 103.182 GRIDER. MELODY 162 Grimsby. Charmon 193 Grohs. Jeff 35,37.193 Grubbs. John 52.69.98.99.110.115.193 Guiver. Melody 193 GUTIERREZ. IRMA 140 H Hacker. Eric 44 Hackett. Lorna 182 HAGEN. JAMES 140 Hahn. Mike 193 Haigh. Jill 193 Hall, Belinda 56 Hall. Donna 124.169 Hall. Leslie 35 HAMMER. ROBIN 42.43.44.54.56.57.140. 160.218 Hansen. Sherri 182.193 Hanson. Karen 169 HANSON.TERRANCE 140 Harelson. Bill 42.50.52.69.114.161 Harris. Angela 35.126.193 Harris. Mitch 34.35.67.94.113.169 Harrison. Paul 40.42.94.105.113.170 Harrow. Chuck 193 Harrow. Gary 170 HAWKINS. MARY 140.160 Hendershot. B 194 Henderson. Rick 41.182 Hendrix. K.C. 115.174 Henry. Corbin 170 Henton. Allen 41.99.194 Herina. Chris 98.99.109.194 HERRING. TERRY 140.160 Hesse. Linda 182 Hewitt. Chad 50.51.102.114.182 Higgins. Bonnie 182 Higgins. Connie 170 HiM. Carlos 194 Hill. Dean 51,118.182 Hilliard. Debbie 170 Hills, Gwen 40.182 Hills. Rich 99.109.194 HILLS. BOBBY 42.93.94.95.113.141.160 Hilton. Dan 98.99.109.115 Hilton. Larry 51.96.99.114.182 Hinkle. Joe 194 Hobbs. Julie 183 Hobbs. Kelly 67.123.124.127.170 Hobbs. Pluma 127 Hogan. Betsy 194 Hoisington, Dorothy 183 Holcomb. Dale 93.95.116.170 Holder. Ken 102.114.183 Holland. Fred 51.94.120.161 HOLLAND. JEFF 53.104.105.113.141.160 Holland. Rex 34.50.51.67.81.83.94.120.170 HOLLEN. GARY 141 Holloway. James 183 Holmes. Bill 94 Holser. Mike 182 Hook. Todd 183 Hopper. Shawn 194 Hopper. Stacy 170 Horn. Cindy 38.50.74 Horne. Julie 170 Horton. Donnie 182 Hottinger. Brenda 38.50.74.194 HOTTINGER. LORI 54.141.160.161 Hottinger. Tori 38.50.75.183 Houser. Don 19 Houseworth. Joseph 183 Howarth. Randy 2.6 Hubbard. Lary 170 Huber. Sheryl 183 HUBER. SARA 141.218 Hughes. Wendy 52.54.68.b9 Hull. Bill 6.118.183 Hunter. Darrell 122.183 HUNTER. DENISE 141.161 Hurlburt. Ed 37.170 Huston. Ken 109.194 Huston. Pam 35.178.183 Hutchins. Eric 50.183 lelati. Julie 183 j Jackson. Chris 194 JACKSON. JAN 141 Jackson. Mark 194 Jackson. Penny 170 JACKSON. RHONDA 142 Jackson. Mark 99 JACOBSON. DAVE 142 JACOBSEN. DIANE 34.35.36.54.142.160 Jacobsen. Ken 183 JARRETT. JANET 142.161 Jasinsky. Robert 99.194 Jasmsky. Victoria 170 Jenkins. Kenneth 99.194 Jennings. Allen 99.194 JENNINGS. RANDY 73.113.142.161 JENSEN. DEBBIE 142.161 Jensen. Tammy 183 Jermgan. Steve 51.114.183 Johnson. Belinda 67 Johnson. Bub 171 JOHNSON. ERIC 51.64.94.142.161 Johnson. Tommy 36.40.42.51.96.97.108. 183 Johnston. Janette 194 Johnston. Malynda 183 Jones. Cindy 183 Jones. Julie 194 Jones. Peter 183 Jones. Raymond 183 Joplin. Bill 51.110.121.171 Jorden. Robert 171 Josephson. Ivan 171 Joyner, David 171 K KAYLOR. MARK 143.161 Kaylor. Marty 116 Kaylor. Teresa 194 Kaylor. Ten 38.50.75.183 KAYLOR. TODD 92.93.94,95.116.143.161 Kaylor. Troy 103.115.194 Keddy. Sharon 67.123.124.127.166.171 Keenan. Charlotte 54.170.171 Keene. Lisa 183 KEITH, SANDY 143.161 KELLY. CAROLE 143.161 Kelly. John 171 Kemper.-.Deedee 54 KEMPER. LANI 8.54.64.84.143.158.161 Kenny. Glen 41.103.114.195 Kenny. Tim 183 Kenyon. Cindy 43 KEPFORD. DIANE 64.143.161 Keys. Patti 67,171 Kibler. John 115,195 Kibler. Scott 99.195 KIBODEAUX. LEANNE 143.161 Kidd. Ricky 183 Kirk. Barbara 183 Kirk. Walter 184 Kissler. Dave 184 Klein. Jon 195 Kleisner, Maribeth 42.44.171 Klingenberg. Debbie 54.67.123.127.171 Kluender. Cindy 184 Knight. Phillip 184 Knox. Stacey 184 Koch. Steve 171 Koch. Tammy 54.127.195 222 Index KOGA. KARI 143 Koslm, Eric 98,99.195 Krtss. Kirk 94 Kroepelm. Fred 184 Knoll. Mark 184 Kuntz. Timothy 184 L LACATIVO. RAMONA 42.56.143.161 LACKEY. ROBERT 41.49.50.144.161 LAKE. LAURA 144 L ake. Ruth 41.171 Lampka. Allison 42.43 LANEY. MAUREEN 42.144.161 LANGLOIS. DAWN 42.43.56.57.144.161 Land, Rickey 184 LA ROSE. DALE 144 Larson. Breton 184 Lauenberg, Eric 184 Laughlm. James 122.184 Law. Enid 184 Layman, Scott 195 Leach. Todd 195 Lear. Kim 184 LEARY, JIM 144 Leavitt. Julie 12.37.178.174 LEAVITT. TERESA 64.144.158.161 Le Clerc. Chel 109.115.195 Lee. Laura 184 Leen, Hayden 171 Lenhoff. Kay 161.184 Leonard. Cindy 38.42.52.68.69.184 Lerner. Mark 195 Libby. Colleen 6.34.42.43.49.50.69 Lindhorst. Mike 51.99.184 LINDHORST. TAMMY 56.144.161 Lindsay. Came 195 Lindstrom. Carol 35.42.43.50.184 LIPKA. JOE 51.52.116.144.161 Long. Timmothy 195 Long. Vivian 195 Longheed. Scott 195 LOVE. CELINE 36.37.144.161 Loveless. Gerry 51.171 Lucas. Kathy 35.184 Ludovina. Paul 171 M Me Atee. Craig 34.51.52.94.105.113.171 Me Coy. Janet 171 MC DADE. TERRY 8.10.34.35.54.145.161 MC ELHENNY. BARBARA 57.132 Me Elhaney. Teresa 54 Me Elhaney. Tim 41 MC ELHENNEY. MICHAEL 161 Me Gee. Jeffrey 37.99 Me Grath. Patsy 196 Me Grath. Wade 195 Me Kim. Cheryl 34.38.50.77.85.161.171 MC LEMORE. BRENDA 145 Me Mam. Vanessa 127 MC NABB JOSEPH 145.161 Me Nabb. Virginia 124.172 Me Omber. Sharon 54.67.166.172 Me Partland. Tim 94.172 Mac Campbell. Kathleen Mac Kenzie. Matt 67.94.113,171 Machado, Linda 196 Maguire. Dan 84.94.121 MAGUIRE. DENNIS 145 Mahon. George 184 MANNING. DIANE 36.54.64.89.145.158.161 MARC0Z2I. RHONDA 54.146.161.206 Mark. Leslie 196 Marquez. James 172 Marr. Brad 51.96.184 Marshall. Cathy 185 Martin. Allan 172 Martin. Debra 196 Martin. Denise 185 MARTIN. JUl IE 52.64.146.161 Martini, Cynthia 42.125 Mastelotto. Dan 51.96.108,185 MASTELOTTO. GUY 51.120.146.161 MASTELOTTO. LISA 53 Mastelotto. Mark 50.51,110.114.184 MASTELOTTO. RHONDA 8.48.49.50.64.87. 146.161 Mastelotto. Scott 98.99.109.196 Mathis. Peter 185 Mattly. Dave 98.99.109.115.196 Mattly. Debbie 38.50.56.67.77.88.172 Maxwell. Fred 185 Maynard. Tamra 185 Means. William 196 MEDFORD. TONY 34.146.161 Medford. Lisa 52.68.69.172 Melech. Michelle 36.126.196 Mello. Sharon 185 Menefee. Mike 35.43.44.172 Menefee. Bob 109.196 Metheny. Edmund 185 Mewes. Gary 196 Meyer, Loretta 49.166.172 MEYER. VICKIE 42.43.44.161 MEYERS. DAVE 100.101.113,146.161 Meyers. Bill 99.115.196 Michail. Zane 99.102,114.185 Midkiff. Randy 172 Miller. Dewey 102.185 Miller. Kathy 172 Miller. Lance 42.44.172 MILLER. RALPH 46.147 161 MILLER. STEVE 147.162 Miller, Suzanne 127.185 Milligan. Randy 110.115.196 Mills. Kim 67.172 Minick. Terry 51.102.185 MITCHELL. DONICE 147.162 MIZE. CAROLYN 147 MIZE. KATHY 147 MOFIELD. DIANE 42.44.54.147.162 Molnar. Diane 172 Mooney. Kelly 41.185 Moore. Peggy 42.43 Morris. Ted 41 MORTON. CRAIG 147.162 Morton. Patricia 196 Mueller. Georgina 196 MUNSON. SUSAN 147.162 Murphy. Don 103.196 MURPHY. PAT 116.148.162 Murry. Tonya 185 N Nalley. Thomas 196 Navarro. Ramon 196 NEHER. KAREN 148.162 Nendze. Debbie 2.38.67,78 Kevins. Fern 67 Newens. Charles 185 NEWHALL. APRIL 36.42 44.54.148.162 Nguyen. Lan 36 NICHOLS. CARRIE 38.50,77.148.162.226. 218 Jj Nichols. Eric 34.35.50,56.57 Novles. Curtis 196 NORTH. MERRILY 42.64.148.208 Norton. Mike 115 Novell. James 196 NUGENT. MITCH 150 Nunley. J D. 185 NUSS. DANIEL 150 o O'Neill. Dan J. 196 Odekirk. Kevin 51.101.114.185 Odekirk. Shelley 42.185 Olsen. Kris 64.127.149.162.218 Openshaw. Gerry 109.122.196 ORCUTT, TINA 149 OWENS. KITTY 77.85.149.162 Owens. Mike 114.185 Owens. Pinky 50.74.126 p Padilla. Frances 186 Painter. David 35.121.186 Painter. Pam 42.67 Palmer. Cindy 190.196 PANDO. MARIE 149 Pando. Victor 99.197 Parker Peggi 38,125 Passmore. Jean 197 Index 223 Patterson. Robb 118.186 Paterson. Debbie 197 Paterson. Pat 37 Patz. Tedi 197 PEARSON.LANTZ 149 Pedrini. Carrie 186 Perdue. Beatrice 197 PERKINS. PHIL 50.51.52.64.49.86.94 149 162 Perkins. Sherry 186 Peres. Cerita 38.54.67.125 Perucci. Greg 67.95.113 Perrucci. Randall 186 PETERSON. KATHY 149 Petersen. Mike 114.186 Peterson. Patti 186 Pettigrew. Adwena 40.123.124.197 Phillips. Laurie 41.46.186 Pickering. Craig 51 Pinkston. John 186 Plouvier. Holli 196 Plouvier. Ken 114.186 POLITOVICH. CYNTHIA 150.162 POWELL. ELIZABETH 150 POWELL. MARILYN 150.162 Powell, Susan 35.50.187.178 POWERS. LORI 125.127.150.162 Powers. Robert 51.52.94.116 Pratt. Greg 114 Prince. Donna 37 PROBST. ANNA 38.54.64.125.126.150.161. 162 Pugh. Brenda 186 Pulley. Brian 42 Pyle. Leslie 37.50.186 Pyle. Wendy 42 Q Quarles. Danny 186 R Ramsey. Phillip 99 Razee. Doug 99.197 READMAN. DAREN 64.150.162 Reaves. Debra 42.44.174. REAVES. DENISE 150.162 Reavis. Carol 42.126 Redden. Dan 186 Rempfer. Rolene 54.174 Rennels. G.W. 197 Reyes. Mark 51,113.174 REYNOLDS. DEL 40.151.162 Reynolds. Sharon 186 Rhyne. Richard 186 Rice, Craig 103 Rice. M.ke 110.186 RICHARDS. AMY 8.64.162.207 Richards. John 186 Richie. Todd 98.99.109.120.197 Ricketts. Garth 94.122.174 Roach. Jay 197 Robert. Carles 99 Roberts. Jennifer 34.50.67.76.174 Roberts. Lynette 186 ROBERTS. RALPH 151 Robertson. Cindy 197 Robertson. Eddie 197 Robertson. Robert 34,35 Robinson. Edward 99 Robinson. Robert 116.174 Rodriguez. Amelia 89.178.186 Rodriguez. Brenda 38.50.74.197 Rodriguez. Robert 99 RODRIGUEZ. RODDY 100.101.151.162 Ross. James 197 ROSS. JULIE 64.151.162 Ross. Matt 110.186 Ross, Verna 197 Rushing. Mark 114.186 Russell. John 35.186 Ruth. Wilma 123.186 Ryan. Kelly 161 RYAN. KRISTINE 151.162 RYERSON. KIM 151 s Sabin, Steve 197 Salisbury. Kim 187 Salvos. Tim 67,110.113.174 Sands. Allan 187 Sands. Dede 187 Scharton. Starlene 127 Schmeltz. James 187 Schons. Elizabeth 187 Schrech. Tim 115.197 Schultz. Brian 197 SCHULTZ. LARRY 152 SCHWARTZ. CARY 152.162 SCOFIELD. TERI 42.142.152 SCOTT. MARK 34,35.51.52.69.104,105.106. 152.162 Scott. Rick 174 Seals. Sheri 126.197 SEARS MONTY 116.154 Seaton. Marion 197 Sebastain. Darla 69.174.175 Sebastain. Jerry 99.110.197 Seek. Debbie 67.127.174 Seek. Gary 98.99.198 Self. Pat 41.187 SHANER. MARK 152.162 SHELTON. PATTY 152 x SHIELDS. SUSAN 152 XSHINN. DEBBIE 43.48.49.54.72.73.127.152 N 162 Shinn. John 99.198 Shinn. Susan 50.54.127,187 Shipp. Mark 198 Shippy. Hugh 51.187 Shoemaker. Lorie 38.54.126.198 Shoemaker. Pat 174 SHOEMAKER. TOM 152.162 SIMMONS. LORI 153.162 SIMON. RICHARD 116.153.162 Simon, Roy 118.187 Simpson. Jeffrey 174 SIMPSON. KELLIE 36.153.162 Simpson. Mitchell 102.187 Simpson. Ronald 198 Sinclair. Steve 116 Skaggs. Leona 198 Skupowski. Ann 174 Slavich, Ed 174 Slavin. Bill 2.6.118.187 Small. John 41.99.110.115.198 Small Margie 198 Small. Richard 110.188 Smiley. Mickey 174 SMITH ANITA 153.163 Smith. Craig 198 SMITH. DELWYN 153 Smith. Diana 174 Smith. Dwayne 37.42 Smith. Judy 198 Smith. Lisa 35.190.198 Smith. Mark 174 Smith. Melissa 198 SMITH. RICK 153 SMITH. ROBERT 153 Smith, Tim 51.188 Snodgrass. Sherry 198 Snyder. Jeannette 38.42.174 Solansky. Alice 198 Solesski, Michael 114.188 Solonius. Charlie 110.174 Sorlmg. Debbie 38.50.178.187 Sorling. Richard 198 Spain. Joel 187 Spicer. Dennis 198 SPINALE. HENRY 154 Spurgeon. Penn 99.198 Stafanick. Cindy 188 Stafford. Debra 198 Stafford, Lois 188 Staley. Valeris 188 Stamps. Clifford 99.198 Stancik. Cheryl 54.67.174 STAPLETON. DALE 6.49.51.52.53.93.94 11 154.163 Staves. Gary 110.114,188 Staves. Shelly 56.175 Steeves, Glenn 199 Stevens. Clarence 99.198 Stevens. Karyn 175 Stine. Lisa 38.42.188 Stingley. Robin 199 Stone. Kathy 199 224 Index STRATTON. RONNIE 154 Stryker. Angela 38.54.170.175 Stryker. Brenda 37.38.126.188 Stubbs. Lisa 41,199 STYGAR. NICK 154 Sutton. Venna 37.54.188 Sweet. Melinda 175 SWEET. ROBERT 34.35.41.154.163.218 Swinney. Rebecca 175 Swope. Julia 42.44.188 Swope. Liz 12.38.42.44.170.175 Sylvester. Teri 188 T Tabor. Edith 175 Tabor. Mary 188 Taggert. Terri 35.126 Tatro. Jeff 35.99.121.199 Taylor. Gregg 118.188 Taylor. Judy 199 Taylor. Tim 175 Teskey. Torry 126.199 Thomas. Aletha 64.154.163 Thomas. Lola 40.82.83.199 Thomas. Mike 34.35.51.120.175 Thomas. Michael 188 Thompson. Patty 199 Thompson. Tammy 199 Thornton, Shelley 199 Thurman. Bonnie 10,38.50.188 Thurman. Margie 64.158,163 Toles. Renee 42.155.163 Toomey. Kathy 175 Townsend. Jim 188 Townsend. Mary 35.50.190.199.201 Townshend. Mike 94,155.163 Trevino. Richard 99,199 Tunnell. Michael 109.199.121 TUNNELL. TERRY 50.104.105.155.163 Turman. Larry 115.199 u Uecker. Eric 42 Ullman. David 188 1 j Ullman. Mike 114 UPDEGRAFF. JOHN 155.163 v Valder. Laurie 12.38.50.56.57.80.82.83. 166.175 Van Buren. Jerry 189 Van Camp. Doug 41.103.115.199.201 Van Gilder. David 103.115.199 Van Gooden. Ed 189 Van Meter. Carl 189 Velland Roxanne 199 VICK. DOUG 40.155 Villanueva. Ricky 89.98.99.115.199 Vineyard. Mike 189 VON BERG. SHELLEY 10.57.64.65.76.89. 155.163.214.218 w Walker. Brenda 43.199 Walker. Chris 114.189 WALKER. GENE 51.52.89.93.94.113.155. 161.163 WALKER. SCOTT 51.94.155 158.163 WALKER. TAMMIE 34.35.36.41.54.155.163. 218 Wallace. Angela 199 Wallace. Daniel 103.115.199 Walsh. Jennifer 54.199.201 Walsh. Marc 51.96.122.189 Walter. Jeff 189 Wamsley. Korte 35.37.51.99.118.189 Wamsley. Martin 199 Ward. Bobbie 156 WARMACK. WILLOW 156.163 Warrick. Suzanne 199 Washington. Althea 38.40.50.75.123.126. 189 Watson. Dana 175 Watson. Penny 199 Watts. Buddy 199 Watts. Russell 189 Wayes. Nancy 56.57.67.175 Wayes. Patricia 127.199 Wayman. Fawn 40.54.189 WAYMAN. TONY 156.163 Weaver. Jeanette 175 Weaver. Julie 199 WEBB. (RUCKER). CYNTHIA 43.151.162 Webb. Eddie 53.67.94.113 Webb. Julie 42.44.54 WEIDMAN JACKIE 156.163 WEINBERG. CALVIN 42 104.105.106.156.163 Wells. Teresa 42.175 West. Joyce 189 West. Larry 189 White. Joanne 199 WHITFIELD. GLENDA 156 Whitfield. Jimmy 40.42.105.156. WHITMAN. LARRY 64.94.104.105.156,163 WILEY. KATEY 56.57.64,125.126.156.163 WILLIAMS. KATHY 34.35.36.54.55.72.73. 156.163 Williams. Phillip 199 Willis. Richard 175 WILLMAN. MARK 94.157 WILSON. DIANE 157 Winston. Jane 50.175 Winters. John 34.35.50.175.176 Wisti. Todd 35 Witzsche. Cathy 38.42.56.67.175 Witzsche. Richard 103 Wixom. Marcy 189 Woast. Darren 115 Wood. Bill 176 Wood. Christy 38.56.57.67.176 WOOD. ROBYN 42.157.163 Wood. Susan 38.189 WOOLSEY. RUTH 157.163 Worman. Diane 38.50.56.57.77.88.100.176 Worman. Tom 38.51.67.89.100.101.161.176 Wright. Ed 41189 WRIGHT, FRANCES 157 163 Y Yocum. Ron 176 Young. David 34.35,176 YOUNG. LES 157.163 YOUNG. RUSS 158 Index 225 The people beh The Oroville Nugget took on a new look this year. The annual switched to company paste-up. No more sticky glue or messy copy; our book is neater and more organized. Editors Carrie Nichols and Muriel Dunn took a trip last summer to Santa Barbara to a seminar on constructing yearbooks. From this conference they brought back the paste-up idea, which they found is the popular way to go, and many new theme and layout ideas. But switching wasn't all fun and games. There were the 1:30 a.m. nights before deadlines where the staff wearily worked to get their pages completed. Then there was the problem of figuring out all the new forms and contraptions and the crisis when 59 pages were thought lost in transit to the plant in Visalia. But our staff can proudly say with only 3 returning from last year, we were the first staff to complete all deadlines on time. We would especially like to thank the following people: Mr. Kramer, for his undying faith and support, Dick Daniels and American Yearbook Co.-without them it literally wouldn't have been possible, Noel Goursolle and Al Yamamoto (Coronet Studios) for their fantastic photography work and Kodak for copyright permission to use Times of Your Life.” We hope you have enjoyed your '77' Nugget � ' n 226 Nugget Staff TOP TO BOTTOM Jeff Holland. Kris Ryan. Lani Kemper. Diane Manning. Gene Walker. Diane Kepford. Angela Stryker. Melody Grider. Loretta Myer. Lisa Davis. Lori Adams. Gina Calcagno. Mike Crawford. Willie Elliot. Mr Kramer. Andy Evans. Lori Drake. Amanda Dinucci. Lisa Franklin. Carrie Nichols. Muriel Dunn. Denise Conner. 1) Lani Kemper. Denise Conner, and Kris Ryan. (Organization Section), ponder over a headline for student council. 2) Co-Editors Muriel Dunn and Carrie Nichols check over pages completed before the deadline. 3) Looking over piles of photos. Angela Stryker (Adm. and Fac. Section), has Diane Kepford (Assn't) aid her in deciding upon pictures. 4) Walker and Greg Andoe (Sports Section) discuss the quality of a wrestling photo. 5) Cheryl McKim (Business Manager and Ad Section) and Amanda Dinucci (Ads Section) draw up layouts and look over ad contracts. 6) The backbone of the yearbook-the photographers; Lori Adams. Jeff Holland. Loretta Myer (Photo Editor Assn't) Mike Crawford. Andy Evans (dark room) and NOT PICTURED-Willie Elliot. Lisa Franklin and Lori Drake (Photo Ed.) 7) Underclassmen Section-Lon Adams and Gina Calcagno make decisions to make their section consistent. NOT PICTURED-Melody Grider. 8 Diane Manning (Senior Section) at the typewriter as always. 9) Talking over changes on a layout are Julie Martin and Lisa Davis. NOT PICTURED-Diane Manning. (Activities Section) Nugget Staff 227 So gather memories while you may Collect the dreams you dream today-remember Will you remember the times of your life? ' Cj p WOl C ® Eastman Kodak Company. 1975 iTppo 1 0 rtxnp o h pO0$ hi 3 0 o' vo yvrvf) f 'Jprrbwq UduSc if} JO tuoJbqut o yfodx' yy b vwnft p-p m P) sor r Vrr 'V TwOpon VR ™fJ rK f� • W 1 4 l ry 'JiuOfr b2uT.txr) «kt2 Kn }j l cftrwo v Cbp ’f) irrroft 5 0-' 30, |£ C b vitn 3unO vOt M3 nplOUI ap 31TO Wb 'SCl'OU