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

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 e Oh really now, Cale, couldn't you have at least shut the door?!?! Cale Dodd preparing for the outhouse race. Where's the Beach? was the question in many peoples minds over this summer when Loafer Creek dried up. Veralyn Gordon, Jill Hottinger, and Krisann Christensen are the beach bums for OHS goes to the Beach rally. My flute is stuck. Christina Pruden marches with the band during half time at a football game. ■■■■ DlVIsj PAGE

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Wl NIQUE STYLE Styles have changed. Three years ago, they were mellow and calm. This year the styles were as bright and colorful as you wanted them to be. It was all up to the individual. Sophisticated, casual, mod, new wave, or anywhere in between was the kind of unique style we had. Everyone was free to develop the look that fit them best. You may have seen people with shaved heads and others with hair down to the middle of their backs. Many people were in dress pants while others wore casual 501's. Styles were accepted in any way, shape or form. No matter what the current trend was at Orovile, people were welcome to create their own unique style. — Dawn Bliss .. what so proudly we hailed.. Am I on the wrong planet, or are they? Tony Quilici sings his heart out in the awesome Junior Homecoming Skit. Derek Taylor gets into Sophomore Spirit. Y i ACTIVITIES

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ctivities With our new Activates Director, Tom Aldridge, 1985-86 got off to a remarkable start. Events never ceased if you were involved. To start the year off, Frosh Orientation was a smash! Student Council welcomed the Class of 1989 with an exquisite barbeque of hotdogs and potato chips. They also got shown around the campus. Homecoming was right around the corner. It was in the beginning of October instead of the end. Student Council Treasurer Cami Cervantes said, Homecoming was a really big success. It gave a lot of prestige to the school. The students worked harder than ever to make it so successful. A lot of Alumni came back and the parade was as big as ever. The day of the Oroville-L.P. game, we decorated cars and drove around town during lunch. S.O.F.T. Week (Support Oroville's Football Team) was a time to boost the spirits of our league champs on their way to the playoffs. By the time Christmas came, everybody was ready for vacation, but wait! ' Tis the Night Before Christmas! December 14 was our annual Semi-Formal dance. It was held in the gymsomething that hasn't happened for years. As Spirit Week crept upon us, everyone came to life again. Posters were everywhere. Competition was fierce, but the winning class truly deserved their awards. Then came the prom, the royal evening everyone waited for. All the tuxedoes and formals made it a night to remember. Some people realized how great this year was. The activities were outstanding. I hope they will continue in future years. This was what Mr. Aldridge thought. It had been a special time for each one of us. Throughout the year we developed PRIDE, something that every school needs. That's what made OHS so special. Yabba, dabba, doo!! terry Hanson has spirit too!! Sangita Patel and |ery show their spirit during the Homecoming Rally. ACTIVITIES