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

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e Mardi Gran. xpiimmetl hy Ile French Cilulm was heauti- i siiperwisinii nil Marilyn idwn and Ciryxtal lirmxii. t ncers, singeix, acimhata, and musicians, Ye talent was ught in frnin the lucal area tu the royal Cnurt. and also from the student lwdy. fam C w ' 'VAL ' N L'LIllL' the Que-L-n'a entertaininent French Cllula lwrmiught fturth Ye nrst Mardi Gras was spunwred hy the French Club in the year nf nur Lord 195-4 in yon cafeteria. Ye first royal pair was Ray Sweeny and a frewhman. XX'inifred XVestlund. Ye gala affair proved su succesyful that it was decided tu make it an annual affair at yun hastille. After the second year it was fnund that either the cafeteria had to be ex- ec su -. W ii ,. 3: if 9 if if , ,,,. 1 .f ,' S s ...x I I I ' K J 'i 'u 1 u 4 5' panded ur ans. U ,Qi x 1 f' f yi? Q 4 i Z 4 2 QQ. . 4 D I L... A.. ,M 1 ,, Ye picture alwye is nf Ye Male-sties Corky and Diik. and the queens nine atten- dantx. YL' ladies are: jnella Leeper. Clnrinne B1'imn. 'lean- ine NcCQnrkIe. Clarinalita Nar- tinegf. Maid iff Hunur Wfilina ci.lI'LlIlCl'. Doreen XVilliams. Karlen Rhudes. Slmiamri Stinch- field, and Mary Trigerio. Pictured helnw is yun Royal Ciiurt and King 'Dick' crown- ing Queen 'Cnrky' at ye 16th annual Mardi Gras at Yulwa City High. the affair mined. They defided it wnuld he eamier tn muye it. sn it journeyed tn the gym. Ye MardiGras cnntinued un with many handsi-me kings and beautiful queens un up tn 1950 when lnvely Ctwrinne Crab- tree became queen, and handwme Dick Sittim reigned as king. 'vw ,1- ng I ' P t

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U I' i IJ I1 B ll Row 1: G. johnson. C. Brown, C. Everett, J. Fouch, S. Stinchneld. Row 2: Miss Hill, B. Atkins, E. Wttre, M. Dahlen. N. Randolph. P. Rucker. D. Wfillianus, K. Rhodes. C. Martinez, C. Crabtree. Row 3: M. Accito.AR. Harris. M. Triguiero, P. Wfalsh, M. Dixon. j. Arnoldy. B. Stewart. R. Boals, J. McCorkle, B. Gillies. J. Payne. Ye Pep Club consists of ye peppy girls in school. Ye pepp y girl in command is Barbara Gillies, with Corky Crabtree next in command. Ye girl which takes minutes at ye meetings is Karlen Rhodes, and Carmie Martinez takes care of the money that rolls in. Ye ladies were in charge of the rooting section this year. They also feed the basketball teams and made and sold pom poms for Big-Little basketball game. In March ye ladies dressed up and served at the P.T.A. tea. They gave the first dance after a football game which turned out very successful. Advisor is Miss Hill. Row 1: C. Crabtree. D. Dunning, A. Stevens. J. Chipnmn. I.. Ewton, B. Roper, N. Randolph, j. Moore, u C, Brown. Row 2: P, Parvino, E. Ewertson, M. Dahlen, E. Vfare, C. DeWitt. C. Martinez, Spratt, A. w'llllLlH1Sl?I1, D. Willitlms, G. Blankenship. Horizon Clubbers are the high school girls of the Camp Fire Club. Ye girls gave a Halloween party for the members and took on the task of ye concession at the Roy Rogers Christmas Show. A football dance and Con- cession were given by this group of ladies of yon court. Girls were sent to the Asilomar Conference. Mildred Dalhen was ye president, Nancy Randolf was ye treasurer, Donna Dunning, secretary, Arlene Stevens, Reporter.