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

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Back to School At the beginning of this school year, there was some doubt about whether some classes would get along with others. Well, that rumor was shot down when all four of this year's classes showed an extreme amount of spirit during Spirit week. Along with dealing with other classes, the students of Oroville High had to deal with eight new teachers and a new Vice Principal and Principal. All together that was a pretty big load to carry for the students, but they seemed to handle the pressure very well. The students of Oroville High, along with getting by in school, helped the Oroville High football team by making the attendance at the football games go sky high. It has been a great year and all the classes should be congratulated for their good work. Being the honest person that he is, Brian Bininni keeps his eyes on his own paper. Keep it up Brian. Talking to yearbook photographer Chris Nelson, Dawn Bliss says, Is this smile good enough? Competing in our Mr. T look-a-like contest, Bobby Baker does his best imitation. Better luck next year, Bobby. 4 IES

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 Como se llama, Chan ' Mrs. Johnson says. Que pasa muchacha, Chan replies. Student Kelley Kimble can't believe the joke Mr. Perkins just told him. Of course, the rest of the class can't either. Intent on finishing his work, Dana Denney works hard on his project. Can you imagine how hard he must work on an easy day?

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Oroville's Beauty Queen, Teresa Irvin. The 1985 Homecoming King and Queen drive off in style. Senior candidates, Kevin Mewes and Krisann Christensen. HO vd.COMING Oroville • Captures Homecoming King and Queen of 1985, juniors Tim Wegner and Tracie Shaw. Sophomore candidates, Chris Smith and Melissa Freshman candidates, Jesse Hollis and Tracy Hottle. Patrick.