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

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Spirit on Wheels The students of Oroville High did an excellent job of building their floats this year. In the competition the Juniors and Sophomores tied for First Place after each building a very colorful and imaginative float. The Junior's theme was the 40's, and they expressed themselves by having military planes, a radar station, and a very loud siren blaring on their float. The Sophomores took to the sky and went beyond our knowledge of space and travel. Their float was extremely original and pleased the Oroville High crowd as it went by during the half-time parade at the Homecoming game. Overall, this year's Homecoming and all its parades, cpmpetition, and spirit was a huge success. Showing off the bucket, Vicki Person gives a tremendous smile. Good job Vicki. The Senior float has a lot of good things on it; a dinosaur, the Flintstonemobile, and a cave, but I don't know about that 72 thing, just kidding Steven. The Freshman float is in tip-top shape. The Wild, Wild West never looked so good.

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 Who's in there? Chris Smith can't understand why the space ship keeps moving. When I went to school, it was never like this! An Oroville High alumni takes time out to smile at the camera. The Sophomores interpretation of the future. It sure looks spacey. Last minute preparations are made on the junior float. Nicki Reed and Stephanie Hall do the honors.

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Students Rock Out! The night, for some, ended after the parade of floats and the announcement of Homecoming Royalty. For many others, though, the night had just begun. Block O was putting on a dance, and it was time to rock out. Unfortunately, the dance began late because the game ended late. Once the Tigers had stepped all over the Falcons, a mob of students lined up outside the Student Union, and soon the building was packed. Everyone made the best of the time they had with the music of The Good Times Show. Wild bursts of laughter and joyous yells sometimes pierced through the music as dancers let out some of their accumulated energy. Before everyone knew what time it was, the announcement of the last song rolled around. Disappointment was in the eyes of marty as the dance ended. This was an occasion at the top of its list. The 1985 Homecoming Dance will be remembered in many ways as the years go by. by Laura Hammons An L.P student takes some time to dance with Rod McCaskill (Shame on you, Rob!) RALL tNCE Chris Nelson was only one of the reasons why girls loved to go to Oroville High. Steve Ross, dressed as a caveman, helped the senior class discover fire at the Homecoming rally. Why are you turning your back on me? asks the date of Brian Wentz. Dawn Bliss laughs at another one of Kathy Butlers corny jokes, while Kathy closes her eyes in embarrassment.