Red Bluff High School - Spartanland Yearbook (Red Bluff, CA)

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l980-I9Sl HAPPENING Mrs. Jessie McKelvie is a familiar sight at RBHS and at several other locations around town. She is part of a group of retired ladies whose hand-made crafts are sold, especially around Christmas, to finance a scholar- ship which is given to a RBUHS graduate each year. An annual event, but one that nevertheless generates much interest at RBHS: the mock wedding given each year by Miss Wilgus' Contemporary Family classes. Shown in the picture, one of three couples who were joined in Spartanland's version of wedded bliss . We want heat, not cold feetl exclaimed the sign of one frozen Red Bluff student, as a protest was orga- nized to generate some action Cand some heath to alle- viate the problem of icy classrooms. When asked to comment on the protest, Mrs. Hos- kins teacher at RBHS said lt looked like the students had fun no harm was done and look as soon as this protest got organized the sun came outl Christmas In Spartanland brought a visit by Mr and Mrs Santa M

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