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

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 9HR9P m ■? 6 i ? 1) Organization is the key factor to a successful FFA week. 2) Steve Kelly racing against the clock. 3) Ah ha, I found it! (Mr. Scheer) 4) Mrs. Carr just rolling along. 5) Mrs. Linds form leading her class into first place. 6) Bill Goelz shoots through and heads toward finish line. 7) Fly, be free! (Mr Griffiths) 8) Robin Guinn one who kept FFA week going smoothly. 9) Teresa Irvin all tired out. ORA FFA pp 26 27

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Lunch Bunch by Suzanne Edwards and Tami Nimz A great way to spend lunch time was to play either volleyball or basketball sponsored by ORA. Sandy Allen, club advisor, kept the busy bunch even busier by holding a successful magazine, record and jewelry sale. Being able to stay in shape and have fun was what ORA was all about! 1) 1st row L to R: Tammy Harry, Tammy Misner, Leah Lahmann. Dawn Bradberry, Maria Paniagua, Laurie McCabe, Sangita Patel and Kelly O'Neil. 2nd row L to R: Leslie Perconti, Kelly Kirby, Lynn Knap, Teresa Campbell, Michelle Maynard, Renee Crawford, Jill Hottinger and Veralyn Gordon. 3rd row L to R. Johnna Damon, Jill Martinez, Stephanie Leask, Trade Shaw. Krisann Christensen. Dawn Bliss, Nickie Deakins and Lindi Conover. 4th row L to R: Miss Allen, Roberta Hopkins, Kathy Butler, Sonya Ledford. Becky Woodward and Marie Adams. 5th row L to R: Johnny Bradford, Gayle Morgan, Carmen Sullivan and Steve Thomas. Agriculture, the nation's 1 industry, was only one of the things FFA members learned about. FFA has taught me leadership skills , stated Lisa Whigham, FFA President. It also gave us hands-on-experience in agriculture. The organization's activities ranged from softball games to parliamentary procedure contests to showing in local fairs. It gave me a chance to show the hard work and effort I put into raising my animal at the fair , commented Judy Rodgers, plus it insured me a career after graduating from college. 2) Bottom row L to R: Judy Rodgers, Barbara Nichols, Lisa Whigham, Trade Maple, Teresa Campbell and advisor Cliff Scheer. Middle row L to R Cindy Townsend, Sid Saville, Stacie Maple, Jennifer McMurphy, Karey Olford, Devin Waterberry and Steve Ross. Top row L to R: Norman Savage, Tony Han-gle, Wendy Bueler, Candy Moreland, Carey Frankovick. Sandee Matthews and Dana Denney. Go-Ag

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Roll The Presses! Tiger's Eye was the name of the popu- by Tami Nimz lar newspaper on campus. The talented journalism class learned, under the direction of Mrs. Roxanne Lake, to write articles for publication and to interview interesting personalities around school. The class worked hard, and they learned a lot about themselves in addition to becoming better writers , commented Mrs. Lake. 1) Dorinda teaches a twin to type (Ric Shaner). 2) I wasn't reading the comics, Mrs. Lake, honest. (Kelly O'Neill) 3) Rack row L to R. Ric Shaner. Vincent Mar-tello. David McGhee, Mrs. Lake, Tony Miranda, Rich Shuttlesworth, Jerry Hinkle, April Seals. Christina Brewster. Middle row L to R. Dorinda Matney and William Shipp. Bottom row L to R: Sonya Ledford, Andrew Holland, Kelly O'Neill. Teresa Guyer and Rory Benedict. 4) Reporters hard at work.