Yuba City High School - Honker Yearbook (Yuba City, CA)

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OFF THE RECORD Y.C.'s fame-making trio: State F.F.A. speaking champion joe Matthews, Lion's Club school winner Joyce Coatsg American Legion speech, 3rd place, George Meyers . . . C.S.Ffs faithful advisor, Mrs. Berg . . . joe Matthews, another life member of the C.S.F. . . . Elizabeth Fogarty on receiving news of district D.A.R. title . . . Being stubborn, Ed? . . , Edward in a thoughtful mood . . . Ida, a smart gal . . . It's really too much homework when you have to cart books home as this incorporated pair does it! . . . Brain Betty . . . 'lhose brilliant guys, Raymond, Edward, and Bunny P. S. LAST MINUTE NEWS FLASHES Cwithout picturesl ! ! Bookkeep- ing Class wins International Bookkeeping Contest of B.E.W. for 1945-6! Loadel Hart- er's essay judged best in California by Am- erican Legion Auxiliary!

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S. Ka' ,. Life Members-KNEELING: Tom Tweedy, Edward Perry, Raymon Helsem. SITTING: Elizabeth Fogarty, Betty Klamt, Zula jones, Helen Ulmer. STANDING: Phyllis Noreen, Chris' tene Schmidt, Robert Shogren, John March, Dick Mark, Loadel Hatter, not pictured, Joe Matthews. Sped to Sacramento on cut day . . . given privilege of floor in state assembly and senate . . . Introduced by Sen. Rich as products of the Peach Bowl . . . Chief brain Edward Perry and vice brain Loadel Hatter headed initiation of 16 neophytes . . . Mrs. Berg advised. ROW 1: M. Harrison, D. Fogarty, I. Trigueiro, J. Anderson, S. Seagren, M. Wilhelm, E. Fogarty H. Fogarty, J. Ottney. ROW 2: B. Adams, S. Vertrees, P. Levesque, E. Schapiro, D. Severtson, C Schmidt, C. Currier, Z. Jones, H. Ulmer, B. Klamt, J. Coats, L. Hatter, B. Flynn, D. Bundock, J Willis, A. Harris. Row 3: Mrs. Berg, A. Orecchia, S. Cumisky, K. Branamen, A. Schreiner, P Noreen, P. Nealon, L. Noreen, D. Hooper, C. Burnham, j. Orzalli, J. Match, E. Perry, R. Helsern E. Currier, D. Mark, J. Matthews, j. Mark, B. Fontana, R. Shogren, T. Tweedy. ,w,'+o'43 Dx la- , .k-. -... .., , HONOR SOCIETY

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I A224 .25 'L. Gray, S. Seagren, D. Miller, D. Cross, B. Kimerer, H. Fogarty, J. Ottney, J. Frye, J. Anderson, B. Trigueiro, C. Owen, S. Littlejohn, R. McClure, B. A. Klamt, E. Fogarty, Miss Bailey, D. Bishop, B. Kimerer, K. Owen, F. von Geldren, B. Martindale, M. Winship, P. Madden, H. Ulmer. PEP CLUB Swished OH to Berkeley for college football game . . . Good sport Rosie Winship held velvet hand in iron glove assisted by Katie Owen . . . Phyllis Madden held recording pen and money bags. Phyllis, an active pepster . . . Advisor Bailey, with pep plus . . . Dodie and Judy . . . On a Berkeley lawn while on the way to the Cal-Washington game. l I A SEATED: E, Fogarty, D. Bishop, F. von Geldern, B. Klamt. J. Frye, Mrs Laney, adviser. STANDINGi R. Gardenhire. J, Ottney, ,I Kahn, J Wales. C. Schmidt, Miss Bailey. adviser: B. Carder, M Wleber, R. Mitchell GIRLS' LEAGUE-League boots were tilled by Betty Ann Klamt, aided by lerantes von Geldern . . . Hi ,linx Spring ten . . . Entrusted treasury to Elizabeth Fogarty and diary to Dodie Bishop jane Frye reported the doings. ,aff i 1 if K N .. 6- 1 f- ff, 4.2L 1 'ir 1 OFFICERS GA.A.-iiood sport Marilyn Wcker kept on the hall . . . Bonnie Carder iuggled the money and notes . . Regina Mittnell was sports manager . , joined forces with Marysville for rwo playdays Ta 1,, 'D' Rf' ofp' 0, r1, 'eq sl, e , ,yi 0 le 'I C' 'he -J fr sexy! Uh, bd,