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

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What more can you ask for? A tough black Ford and a truckload of Sophomore men! Mark Casner, foe Burrow, Tyler Sharp, Luke Doris, Andre Iones, Luke Cordon, Kevin Ceddis, and Kyle Ingvoldsen get charged up for a Friday night game.

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Ofifavt£cuu£ie - ‘Tft cte In the beginning weeks of school there was a sense of involvement all around. A lot of new faces and old ones jumped right in to get OHS off and running with a great deal of spirit. At the first rally, enthusiastic, screaming Freshman gave there all along with the upperclassmen, but the Sophmores won the spirit bucket. Yah! We're an awesome class,” says Stacey Foursha. Homecoming came very fast to many of us this year. That meant a lot of people were needed to get involved in float building, posters, skits, etc. Homecoming gave people many opportunities to get closer to each other! said Melissa Hottle. All the classes put forth a great effort and showed a big input with their activities. School was not only a place to learn, it was a place to grow. There were many opportunities to get involved and make better persons of ourselves. These experiences prepared us for the challenging world beyond graduation! -Karen Wasilewski Life in the states is pretty casual don'tcha thinkf Exchange student Stephanie Kosch talks with her new friends.

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Representing the Freshman class, candidates Steffen Mehl and Telena Hastings. 10 Homecoming Melissa Hottle and Kathy Quasi dll decked out as our spirited Mistresses of Ceremony. 1987 Homecoming King and Queen, Chris Brazell and Karen Whitacre. The Moment of Truth. Karen Whitacre proudly accepts the Ma Hottinger Spirit Award on behalf of the class of 1990. 1987 Homecoming court-(L-R) Perry Jenkins, Lena Wood, Todd Richter, Amy Watson, Chris Brazell, Karen Whitacre, Steffen Mehl and Telena Hastings.