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

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Yearbook brings two good friends, Kelly Brooks and Colleen Erickson even closer together. Our patient advisor, Rachel Gwinnup, shows Kathy Dodge how to design a DPS, while copy editor Carene Waugh awaits her turn for help. “Writing captions isn't EASY!'' Copywriters Kelly Coffman and Kristi Zancanella concentrate on their work. “You’ve got to be a little crazy to be a yearbook editor!'' Editor Lindsey Grimsby poses at the yearbook camp she attended last summer in Marin County. “Hey Jen, Let’s go sell an ad to Taco Bell!” Advertising editor Lori Silveira and copywriter Jennifer McMurphy were two more close buddies who made the good times happen in yearbook. YEARBOOK STAFF 27

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From Chaos to Insanity Worknights, pizza (no anchovies), broken leads, chemical stains, rulers, interviews, filing systems, writer's cramp, and headaches accompanied us through the year. As the staff members and advisors rushed through the first months of school, secretaries, teachers, and Angelique, the campus supervisor, grew accustomed to our familiar faces wandering around campus in search of the elusive interview. We scheduled manv interviews, took 26 YEARBOOK STAFF pictures, designed pages, wrote captions, and met deadlines, until, under the capable hands of our talented staff, a scrap of paper bacame one of the many finished pages of our yearbook. Working on the yearbook was ,at times, tedious and frustrating, but we felt our hardwork and dedication paid off in the end. Besides, there were always the Friday parties! We were normal once, and then we joined the yearbook staff! L-R. BACK ROW: Nicole Billings, Jamie Gentry. Earl Bradbury. Advisor Rachel Gwlnnup. MIDDLE ROW: Emily Teague. Kelly Coff man. Renee Campbell. Colleen Erickson. Kelly Brooks. Dawn Gilchrist, Advisor Dorelle Andoe, Kristi Zancanetta. Laura Hammons. Editor Lindsey Grimsby. Kathy Dodge. Karen Wasilewski. FRONT ROW: Jennifer McMurphy, Lori Silveira, and Carene Waugh. Smile for usl” Our Nugget photographers Dawn Gilchrist. Emily Teague, and photography editor, Laura Hammons. “I can’t believe how much work I have to do! Pat ty Derick puts together one of our many pages

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OHS Varsity Tigers Although they had to overcome the loss of some of last year’s most valuable players, the 1986 Varsity Tigers still hung in there. Their season definitely had its exciting moments as in the games against Paradise and P.V. The Tigers met the Paradise Bobcats on Homecoming night. When the final seconds were ticking away, it looked as if Paradise would win. However, the Tigers, stuck together. With 19 seconds left on the clock, quarterback Darin McGhee threw a 64 yard touchdown pass to receiver R.J. Sharp. The score then read Oroville 21 — Paradise 22. Again it was McGhee to Sharp for the two point conversion. Oroville won 23-22. According to the players, the game against P.V. was one of the most emotional games played this season, especially for the defense. The offense, too, a ided its bit of excitement to the game when after a good kickoff return, they then scored the winning touchdown with no time left on the clock. This team's ability to work together was truly important as was explained by player Tim Wegner. “If we hadn’t been such a close team we would have lost a lot more games.'' Do you recognize any of these Varsity players without their padding, helmets, and numbers? Well here's a hint (L-ft) 8 Martin Williford, 56 Cale Dodd. 33 John Murphy, 55 Tim Emmett, 77 Jim Mangus, and 54 Lenny Stafford. “I really enjoyed the season, — John Murphy. 28 FOOTBALL Quarterback Darin McGhee and Head Coach Jim McNulty discuss their game strategy. With my hands and Jason's feet, we are an unbeatable team. '' — Tony Quilici.