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

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Block O Going Strong by Suzanne Edwards Block O increased its membership by allowing freshmen and sophomores in the club for the first time. Some of the goals for Block O were to share with other athletes on a noncompetitive basis, help the school and community, and to enjoy the chance to see major sporting events. 1) 1st row L to R. Craig Denton. Terry Myles. Steve Ross, Jeff Baker,Nino Dwyer. Billy Goetz, Raul Cortez. Rick Carpenter. Cale Dodd, Matt Robinson. Mike Pank 2) 2nd row L to R William Shipp, Brett Boyer, Derk Ricketts. Eric Jenkins. Al Alt, Chris Nelson. Andy Mata. Melvin Broadway. John Canepa. Tony Quilici. Tim Wegner. Darrin McGhee 3) 3rd row L to R: Scott Burnum, Henry Sanchez. Peter Jaarsma. Johnny Murphy, Steve Kelly. R.J. Sharp, Robbie Floyd Preserving The Union Martin Luthur King's birthday was honored by the Black Student Union as they spent a day commemorating the event at Butte College. Reverend Cecil Williams, nationally known pastor of San Francisco's Clide Memorial Church, was the guest speaker. Financial aid in college was one of the workshops BSU members attended. The traditional fundraiser was the Christmas candygram and nacho sale. BSU also played an exciting basketball game against IP's BSU, which was won by Oroville. The BSU was an important group as it helped members explore their heritage, and let them know that someone is out there to help with education and financial aid. Bottom-David Davidson, Steve Thomas, Lance Thomas 1st row- Johnny Bradford, Monique Edwards. Stacey Campbell. Monica Bell 2nd-Venita Ashley, Linda Martin, Janice Myles. Angela Brown. Orlanda Bradford. Melvin Broadway, Michelle Parkinson 3rd- Gene Danner, Kevin Brown. Sylvester Harris. Terrance Haltiwanger, Verdell Mills. Jeff Danner. Adrian Hills Tiger 's Eve Block O BSU pp28 29

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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.

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Acapulco Or Bust! Mexican jelly beans? The newly reformed Spanish Club's first fundraiser was a guessing contest of the number of jelly beans in a gigantic glass jar. Club members worked for a trip visiting Mexican and Puerto Rican shops, a restaurant and museum in San Francisco. Other planned fundraisers included a dance-a-thon and a bake sale of authentic Mexican food. Members joined other Spanish students for the annual Butte College Cinco de Mayo celebration. Bottom row L to R Saunja Kees, Nicole Thompson. Laurie McCabe. Laurie Tiedmann. Terri Saville. Marcia Hilst, Kelly O’Niell. Lindsey Grimbsey, Kim Frazier, Jesse Oliveres 2nd row L to R Rachelle Strang. Tami Miesner, Leah Ann Lehann. Sandy Fahey. Jill Stemple. Jennifer McMurphy. Maggie Peterson 3rd row L toR. Advisor Tedo Johnson. Frank Dvorak. Marcie Noriega, Teresa Irvin, Karl Marsh, Maria Pamqgua. Kevin Fidel. Anita Patel, Leigh Ann Sutton. Traci Lantrip. Colleen Erickson. Vicki Person, Carene Waugh. Emily Teague, Tony Shaffer, Gerry Hanson. Edgar do DeLeon Top row L to R: Craig Denton, Nino Dwyer, Butch Townshend, Ryan Kurtz. Katie Eames, Wendy Thomas, Patti Bettinger, Cindy Townsend. by Suzanne Edwards Vive La France! Red and white carnations bloomed on campus as the French Club held their annual Valentine's Day fundraiser. Club members also got a taste of France at their annual Christmas dinner and get-together potluck. During a day in San Francisco members were able to learn more about French culture by seeing a concert and having lunch at a French restaurant. 'Being in French Club was a new and exciting experience for me, smiled club member Trade Shaw. Bottom row L to R Frank Cuny, Andrea Cox, Bill Chaffin, Stacey Russell Middle Row L to R Tuula Pera, Sean Gam mette, Jeff Olsen, Joei Person, Andrea Robertson, Judy Rogers. John Cuny, Madame Smith, Advisor Top row L to R: Melinda Everett. Tony Miranda, Debbie White, Gina Strang, Connie Christenson, Marideth Post. Brandi Moore, Carrie Bird, Kim Hill, Jennie Harrison. Carrie Hoffman