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

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Zlnurnalism mi lights Staff journalism class is it h.trd working class which puts out ye schools little newspaper, the Hi- Lights, every two weeks. The class .tlso devel- oned outsttindin t writers. Mr. Anderson is the is overseer that sees that the stories are in on time. r I joe Coonies, Betty Gttrgis. Leighton Case. Mr. Anderson. Carmie Martinez. llhtill mth Stroll Quill rind Scroll is tl national t,rg.1niz.1tion for high school writers. It is .tn honorary club. with the members selected for their .ihility in writing. Nlr. Anderson is the faculty advisor. Hi Lights Stuff: Aeioss hottoni of picture l'C.lLllI1g from left to right. Row 1: B.1rhartt Stewart. Dick Rohey. Carl Fox Phil Riithhun. jotin Payne. Mr. Anderson. jtick Ocker- intin. joe Cooines. jirn justeson. News illurcatt News Bureau is it group of students who turn in the school news to the loc.1l papers .ind rttdio stations. This tltiss wits stirted l.tst yt-.ir under the helpful direction of Mr. Anderson, the fticulty advisor. Quill .ind Stroll. rt-.iding from left to right. Row l: Leigh- ton Lise. Randy Duhling. joe Cooines. Ron Schultz. Phil Rathhun. Row Z: Lucille lfwron. B.lrh.tr.t Stew.lrt. Mary Ann Goodhtiry. Gloria Sacco. join P.1yne. XX'ilin.i Gardner. Dick Rohy. Row 3: Mr. Anderson. B.irh.irti H.irdy. BLll'l7.lI'J Htifner. Corlxy Brown.

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Yon picture is of the happy group of boys widely known as the Squires . Ye members are chosen for their gentlemanly c o n tl u ct around school. Derbys and canes are their well known emblems, Lord High Commander is Bud Marclal. Ye Lord Not So High Commander is Don Wriglit,Scroll Keeper and tax collector is Bob Klampt. Mr. Wfard is the Highest Overseer. This royalty kept the club going by having such activities as handling the reserved section of the football stadium. Ye successful dance held after ye exciting tourna- ment, better known as the Big- Little Game, was put on by these Lord Squires, with the appropriate title Peace Pipe Polka . Many other activities were planned, such as a ski trip, banquet at the Lotus Inn, and a trip to Sacramento to see a boxing show. ep Iuh it ' I ..t. ifi., l. fuse, Al. l'lliej., Fl l'l.rl'j.. Il. fiiiiziies, P, Marci.. R Schultz. P. R 5. Nawri. li Owl, li Hatter. B. Sptatt R N V Rt Ba:le3. B. Klazizisi P, Hatlihun, ifwflne, l.ett :i Rim.: M, Nmvlz. P. l't.tn'..iri. D. H.-nsle-., li. XX'.tlbride:C. N ,lifiiatis-fri. Squires Row One. Left to Right. B. Matchal, R. Dahling. B, Otto, D. Sitton, Mr. Vfard, D. W'right, B. Klampt, D O'Conner, R, Livengood, E. Mathews. Row Two: Stewart, B. Eden, H. Megchendorf, G. Alexander, B. Kunde, L. Case. Ye Key Club is sponsored by the Yuba City Kiwanis Club. This group of energetic knights and noblemen performed such heroic deeds as sending Care packages every month to a family in Ger- many. Yon delegates were sent to a national convention at Columbus, Ohio and to a district convention at Oakland. A rummage sale was spon- sored by this group and they also held a grand ball at which the local jive attended. High oriicials of the club were chos- en every half term of the sentence each year, Mr. Ruth held reign over his dukes. barons and noblemen. lfor the first term Nelson Johanson was elected to prince high com- mand. while Paul Bailey occupied the throne the setond half. Norman Mark and Bruce Harter were chos- en as vice-princes for the two terms. Scroll keepers were Cooper Nason and then Nelson Johanson. while Bill Spratt and Paul March were the keepers of the treasure chest.