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

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Juniors With Magnum By Dawn Hotlinger The Class of ’84 surfed its way into Homecoming with shiny sunglasses, bright flowered shirts, colorful leis and little grass skirts. Laurie Halter-man and Mark Bramlage led the Ha-waiians as the junior candidates. Although injured early in the week, Laurie continued her job courageously with support from Mark and her loyal classmates. Palm trees. Magnum’s own helicopter, and a huge wave with a tiger surfing atop decorated the junior float and brought the excitement of “Magnum PI” to Oroville High School. 1) Melisa Callison, the Hawaiian hula champ! 2) Those Hawaiians just aren’t used to the rain. 3) Laurie Halterman admires the beauty of Hawaii. 4) A Hawaiian trooper with her pet tiger (Sandi Leinbaugh). 5) Magnum’s helicopter sits beneath a huge wave. Homecoming pgs 16 17

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Seniors Feature The Creatures By Dawn Hottingcr A gory skeleton and a penguin snatcher were among the entries featured at the OHS campus Monday morning as Homecoming festivities began. Led by candidates Jennie Lenhoff and Ron Corkin, the seniors brought an eerie feeling to school. Cobwebs, bats, and skeletons adorned the senior float. The scene was a genuine haunted house built of worm-eaten wood, tattered drapes, mystical eyes flashing in the window and a cemetery in the front yard. For the Class of ’83, the rain and wind worked out nicely, as it accented the ominous mood of their theme and made their victory a “chilling experience.” 1) Singing in the rain! 2) Beware! Those who dare enter. 3) Hangin' in there (Kimi Stokes)! 4) Smiling creatures?

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Wild Sophomores Go West By Dawn Hottingcr Cowboys and dance hall girls filled the OHS campus on Tuesday with the Class of ’85 depicting the weekly television series “Best in the West.” With Stephanie Aleck and Dennis Enser as a dance hall girl and dumb sheriff, the sophomores hoot and hollered support for their candidates throughout the week. A velvet-draped saloon was the setting for the float, complete with bar, lights, and even a Pleasant Valley cowboy being hanged. Although on Friday a wet Homecoming dawned, for the spur-spangled sophomores, not even the rain dampened their “wild” spirit. I) The Unknown Fiddler” who couldn’t play in the rain. 2) The entrance to the Sophomore Saloon. 3) All ready for customers! 4) Two sophomore bums sitting outside the saloon.