Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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Oscar Winners California Scholarship Federation ,xgAv.k 5' ,s XM V 5. if . I 11 4-anus 2. N,x y fl. S. F. Rl'I'l'l'RNS FROM 'lllllf FALL DISTRICT X l'. S. F. IIUICS 'l'4J SPRING I3lSil'Rll l' X l'llNX'I Y'l'ION t'0NIfI'lIlI'lNl'If IN Sll,'XI 'l'lfR IN l5.XKIiRSl1ll-.I.IJ Second row: tlm-ft to rightb l'aini'. Illunt. U'Nt-il, Miss tleft to riglltj Mattlit-ws, Miss llrown. Hates. 0'Neil lJ'ixis. Ilrown. Vox, Sanders. First row: llnckahee, Hates. Vox. Absent: Riehartlson. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FI'IIJICRA'l'lON Chapter 2-I-I-C C. S. F. activities included the awarding of pins and membership cards in an as- sembly each semester, followed by the initiation of new members in the candle- light ceremony. Felt emblem awards were made for the first time. 'Fhe group at- tended the District X Fall and Spring conferences. C. S. F. members must have an A-minus average and a total of ten points on semes- ter grades and activities. Students who have been members for both semesters are: Betty Cox, 'Foynette Gates, and Daphna O'Neil. M ICM IIIQRSIIII' 10511-Sl Seronsl row: fleft to rightj Miss Ilrown Arla viser, jack Matthews. V. l're-sirlent, St-m.J. Ifarlene Sanders. Tri-as. Senrl. Myra Davis. Daphnia IVNQ-il, Pres. Svmf rel Richardson. First row: Cleft to riglltl IVantla Iluckahee, Toy- nette Gates - President, St-m.l, Librarian, Senrl. Shirley Paine. Ruby Iilunt-Secretary, Sem.I, Betty Cox - Secretary, Sem.2. SICUONIJ SICM IiS'I'I'QR lNI'I'l.X'l'lUN eft to riightb Miss Iirown aclviscr. Saiimlm-rs. Ibaxis, Matthews. Gates, Cox. 0'Neil. Mr. XVatts Siiperiiitemlelit

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Poliiical Leaders Student Council Norman llulse, Student Body President, calls a Student Carter and Blunt keep the Student Council bulletin board Council niet-ting to order. in order. left to ri'htU Mr. Holden' atlvisvr, ilulsc. lfulwitler. uvkztlu- tascoe. inritltitaii. Blunt. Buck. Carter, Mr. C t. ll m 1 l 1 XYatts Sti1rerintt'nclcnt. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of Norman 24- Hulse, the student council organized a student store, planned the calendar, sponsored the Barn Dance and sever- al after-game dances, took charge of the student bulletin board, held all- student meetings, attended District K.C. meetings at Arvin, Bakersfield, Delano, East Bakersfield and attend- ed the state meeting in Bakersfield. Cleft to rightj Buck, Blunt. Goodman, Ful- witler, Hulse. Hucka- bee. Rascoe. Mr. Hol- denfadviser, Cart.-r.

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Talent - Dramatic and Service Drama Club Third row: Cleft to rightj R. Paine. Blume, Fisher, Mrs. Scheyer. Mahan. Second row: lluckahee, Freitas. Rainwater. L. Paine, Low, Rascoe. Reclfearn, Cox. First row: Gates, VVilkerson, Hzuggerton. Swartz, McBride. Yount, Smith, lilissague. The DRAMA CLUB has presented several plays to the high school group during student body assemblies, among them were: Ringing in the Groom , A Girl in lilvery Port , Thanks Awfullyn, 'gOne Gift , Feudin , Pattie on a Streetcar , and Just Lookin . Y- Teens Through the varied program of the Y- Teen organization, the girls of the Mari- copa Y-Teens try to live up to the fol- lowing code: create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with all races, religions and nationalities. tlseft to rightj Archer, Miller. Matthews, Bernard, Haggerton, Hill. O'Neil, Cox, Paine. Swartz. B. Rascoe, Gates, Evett, Smith, McMenaminfService Ch., A. RascoegVice-Pres., M. Huckabe:4Sec.-Treas.. Elissague-Pres. QCenter to backj VV. Huckabne, McBride, Blunt, Krugh, W'eher, Bartch, Shelton, Mason, Rueda, Davis.