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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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' K - J l I ' f ,f l L DEDICATION Sll Youth like Aladdin s Lamp is a source of consta wt inspiration It is a time of eternal magic and of dreams that shape ambition and inspire the individual Despite the unrest in the world and the uncertainty of the future we feel confident that as long as we hold on to the dreams and hopes of our youth we cannot fail our country or ourselves We live in a time of great achievemen s our age is a true Aladdin s Lamp With a flick of the wrist we can flood a room with the light of the sun by twisting a dial we bring into our homes the music of a sparkling water in front of our eye we fly through space faster than an eagle we can cover distances and see things that no flying carpet could ever accomplish A thousand and one almost incredible achiexements lie within our reach and grasp It is with these thoughts in mind that we the Publicity Class dedicate this Yearbook to the graduating eniors that they may look back someday and remember when Above all how ver we wish to dedicate this Yearbook to Miss Edith Kennedy in grateful appreciation fo her kind and sympathetic unde standing and her willingness to help us when we found the going rough and for her untiring devotion to the cause of education We would like to say with sincerity and respect Thanks Miss Kennedy and lots of luck The Publicity Class Pat Walsh Editor ACKNOWLELGMENT! 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The hffcwfy of h'encLml1 lies wr h'u1U.:N MMT cmd ccwhdence. VMI c cn V SHCI' fa cw iz 'hey Tug! ug H wg yo c c ' SiI1C' 'Q cmd lcxihhg iw d p vhh , S , 4 ' W ,. , . ' ' O . ' 3 ' c Q . I . 49, ' E , I .Y I X. J X lv, f 'l Pri: 3i'C1OITd D'5TV:cT Scgerwr 1, eht ADMINISII-Q IIC I I I I Qi- ! I I I I I MR, McCART R. H, WILLIAMS Principal and Dist. pf. Vice-Principal - W C We ol The PubliciTy closs would like ToTc1lce This opporTuniTy To wish Mr. Morion McCorT our sincere wishes Tor The besT of luck ond oll success in his new venmre. IT is with regrei' ThoT we see him go, bm we Teel confident ThoT he will reFurn often To visit us. Mr. IVlcCorT hos served os Disfricf SuperinTenolenT oncl Principol of Yuloo CiTy Union High School since I938. I I I l l I 135 MR, GARDNER MISS ALBRIGHT Dean of Boys Dean of Girls if ' , as v I f I I I I I I MRS. GARDNER Attendance Clerk , T- W-qw.. .v Y... i--.,, Y MRS. BARTSCH School Nurse FACU LTV DONALD E. ABBOTT San Mateo Junior College, Chico State College, A.B. degree, Spec. Sec., General Shop, Metal Shop. CHARLES M. BARNETT Univ. of lll., Univ. of Calif., Chico State College, Univ. of Bradley, Ursinus College, San Francisco State, B. S. degree, Gen. Sec., Business Law, Modern Problems, Bookkeeping. ALLIENE BARRETT Stanford Univ., Univ. of Calif., A. B. degree, English Mathe- matics RUTH JEAN BAUGHMAN San Jose State College, A. B, degree, Spec. Sec., Clothing, Gen. Home Making, Homemaking Ill. T, 1. 1 14 NORMAN N. BONN ' Stanford Univ., Harvard Univ., A.B. degree, Shorthand, Office Training, General Business. BETRAM BRAUER Cornell Univ., San Francisco Jr. College, W, Virginia Univ., San Francisco Sta College, Stanford Univ. B.A. degree, English, Busi aining, Pervayd Sj6,1D6v. 1 egfjjif, ff' ffl' j f bt' QW' , My ,i'Yl:01- J' ,ma . fb QJLI-I I f ' 6 for I V l QP XMSQNALD WARREN skooKMAN Univ. of Iowa, Univ. of Minn., Indiana Basketball School, Univ. of Calif., Stanford, Armstrong College of Business, B. A., M. A. degrees, Typing, Varsity Baseball Coach. HAZEL MOZELL BURCHFIELD Chico State. Sacramento State, Spec. Sec., Homemaking. LOIS HELEN COLMAN Chico State College, Spec. Sec., Homemaking, Related Arts. HELEN LOUISE COVELL Univ. of Calif., Oregon State, Arts and Crafts, Art Center, B.A. degree, Arts and Crafts. 8 N FACU LTV JOSEPH LANE ERNST Sacramento Jr. College, Sacramento State College, B.A. de- gree, Phyiscal Ed., English 3, U. S. History, European Cultures. REGINAL C. ESTEP Gem City Bus. College, Ohio Wesleyan Univ., Univ. of Calif., Armstrong College. College of Pacific, B.A., B.S., M.A. degrees, Bkkg., Per. Bkkg., Typing, Bus. Training. MARIE L. FILLMORE Univ. of Calif., A.B., M.A. degrees, Mech. Draw. CLARENCE M HAAN Southern Oregon College of Ed., Oregon State, Univ. of Calif., B.S., M.S. degrees, General Shop, Wood Shop. LJ HARRISON OLAF HAYES Univ. of Calif., Univ. of Southern Calif., San Francisco State College, Univ. of Wash., Univ. of Paris, A.B., M.A. degrees, French, Musicianship, European Cultures. WILLIAM BALDWIN HEADEN Illinois College, Univ. Southern Calif., St. Louis Univ., Univ. of Mo., Univ. of Minn., Washington Univ., A.B., M.S., LLB. degrees, Bookroom Clerk, Substitute ln- structor. VERA HEADEN Univ. of Wis., Univ. of Southern Calif., Univ. of Colo., M.A. degree, Latin, English. VIRGINIA HESEMAN San Jose State, A5 degree, GirI's Physical Ed. ', - e a ff, y .A W, . VA-ffmem BARBARA HILL San .lose State, A.B. degree, Girl's Physical Ed. LEO D. HOLLENBERG Oregon State College, B.S. degree, Agri, Farm Mech., Di- rector of Agri. 9 .r,,.,., arg 'N 4.1 -L.1-4. il I lACLLHf ROY H. HOLMGREN University of California, AB, MA degrees, Alg. I, Trig., Solid Geom. ANN HULL University of California, U.C.L.A., University of Mexico. San Diego State Teachers College, AB degree, Spanish, Pa- cific Cultures. WALTER HARVEY KAPLAN Kent State University, Stanford, BA, MA degrees, Eur. Cult., Eng., Journalism, School Publicity. EDITH E. KENNEDY Montana State College, University of California, B. pd., BA, MA degrees, English. MATHILDA J. KORVER Hope College, Mich. State College, Univ. of Mich., AB, MA, degrees, English. HAZEL P. McARTHUR University of California, U.C. at Santa Barbara, Homemak- ing, Cafeteria Mgt. 1 I r Q . 5 J. WILSON MCRAE U.C.L.A., Spec. Sec. degree, Band, Orchestra, Chorus. LOWRY MALLORY Wake Forrest College, Colorado State College of Ed., Stan- ford University, BA, MA degrees, U.S. History, Pacific Cult., Per. and Soc. Dev. DONALD M. PURDY Sacramento J. C., Orgeon State College, BS, MS degrees, Biology, Per. and Soc. Dev. LEO PAUL RUTH Chico State College, Univ. of California, AB degree, Eng. U.P., Per. and Soc. Dev. I0 FACU Ll Y CHARLES D. SEFFENS Univ. of Calif, A.B. degree, Chemistry, Physics, Plain Geom., Practical Scence. LAURENCE R SMITH University of California, Stanford, U.S,C., U.C.L.A, B.A. degree, Per. and Soc. Dev., Math., Gen. Sci. ERNEST BOYD THOMPSON Penn. State College, Univ. of Calif., College of Ag. at Davis, B.S., M. Ed. degrees, Farm Shop, Agr. Science. AUGUST MARK VAZ Univ. of Calif., A.B., M.A. degrees, Eur. Cult., Speech, Hist., Publicity. ROBERT ROGER WARD College of Pacific, San Jose State, Texas A 6 M, Univ. of Calif. at Davis, B.S. degrees, Agric., Farm Mech. VELMA WARD Ohio Wesleyan University, New York University, Columbia Univ., Univ. of Calif., B.A. degree, Librarian. STANLEY WEISS Ohio State University, Western Reserve University, U.C.L.A., U.S.C., A.B., M. A. degrees, Physical Ed, RICHARD E. WILLIAMS Chico State College, A.B. degree, Physical Ed. EVERETT L. WHITNEY University of California, Modesto JC, Vallejo JC, Voc. Arts Degree, Voc. Auto Mech., Electric and Acetylene Welding. II 4,2 ,V :QM 1, wf' f 'JP 9321? M . f L-...eqy l lA'Sg.,,,..5-s- Row I Frank Odom llluam Sevmge Jack Ewmg Mr Johnson Row 2 Mr Johnson Bull Bull Bumpus Dual Reed Mr Burgess Clnl OPS CIN PIVQPS 'Q Mr. Abbott, Mr. Sfead, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Whitney. Mr. Lyons 12 ive? IIQQS COUNSELOI2 S OFFICE Mlss McClure ACRICULTURE BLDG OFFICE Mrs I-Iczrmon 'I-Is? ATTENDANCE OFFICE NURSE S OFFICE Mrs Gardner Mrs Borfsch I3 I I I 4 I I I ' 1 I I I I if f' , F -xx ..-- WAI, 1 I ' . Q ' I, ia QW 1 f 'K ' 'si T -V.. I I 2 V ' i if V0 an 1 ft,-K '., , ff' v ., -- E1 I 1- I . g .gif AHF' 5. fLJ5b8l eniov 1 Clff is om, Standing: Georgia Williams, secre- ' tary, Mr. Haan, advisor, Mildred Hurdle, social activities. Sitting: Fayetta Courtney, president, Jack Ockerman, treasurer, and Pat Walsh, reporter. 1947-1948 The class of 1951 started their first year in High School by losing The Derby Day battle To The sophomores. AT the Freshman Reception each frosh had To come dressed as a baby. Pat Walsh was chosen as the cutest girl, while Henry Meschendorf was The cutest boy, Bob Mul- cahy and Ardith Lahmann were The cutest couple. Art Sinner was class prexy,Ramona Harris was vice-president, Peggy Lewis kept The notes and Jack Ockerman handled the money. They held a very successful closed dance, Juke Box Jamboree. Frank Van Vliet was Their advisor. They were said To be one of The most active classes in The last Ten years. 1948-1949 The sophs started off The year by Tying with The frosh aT The Derby Day battle. Ronnie Livengood led The class, Paul March was vice-president, Beverly Atkins was secretary, Maybelle Accito was Treasurer, Ardith Lahmann was reporter, while Virginia Atterbury Took care of The social activities. A Little Bird Told Me was The Theme of The dance held by The sophs. George E. Anderson was Their advisor. 1949-1 950 They had a very successful year in Their Junior Year. With Earl Miller acting as prexy, Georgia Williams, vice-president, Maybelle Accito, treasurer, Valdyne Hurlbert, social activties, and Beverly Atkins, reporter. They had many successful concessions during The year along with cake and candy sales and noon dances. The annual .lunior Prom was held May 13 in The cafeteria. The Theme was Flamingo Fantasy . George E. Anderson was Their advisor. 1950-1951 This year, our last and most important year, The officers were Fayetta Courtney, president, Georgia Williams, secretary, Jack Ockerman, Treasurer, Pat Walsh, reporter, and Mildred Hurdle, social activities. The advisor was Mr. Clarence M. Haan. The class sponsored many successful concessions along with a dance and cake sale. The student body officers were Ron Livengood, student control, .lim Yoshimura, athletics, Maybelle Accito, finance, Mildred Dahlen and Christine Roper, publicity, and Peggy Lewis Miller, social activities. The Van Guards were Maybelle Accito, Eileen EwerTsen, Georgia Williams and Carol McFadden. Seven seniors became life members of The Honor Society. They were: Maybelle Accito, Eileen EwerTsen, .loan Fields, Norman Mark, Peggy Lewis Miller, Beverly Gardner, and Norma Howard. The Theme of The Senior Carnival was Far Away Places and was a huge success. The Griental Garden was The title of The Senior Ball which was held May 26. Graduation was held June 12, in The stadium. 16 MAYBELLE JOSEPHINE ACCITO G.A.A., Band, Band Club, Honor Society, treasurer, life member, Jr. and Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, treasurer, Sophomore Class, treasurer, Junior Class. treasurer, Big-Little Rally, Pep Club, Open House, Commisa ioner of Finance, Sierra Football League Conference, delegate: Y Conference, delegate, Woodland and Chico Conferences, delegate, Girls League, Big Sisters, Mardi Gras, Atten:'ant, President's Club, Vanguards, van. LENA ADAMS F.H.A., Girls League, Junior Red Cross, G.A.A. DALE AHLERS Mid-term senior. EDWARD VANN ALLEN Va'sitv Football' J. V. Football: Latin Club, Fresh- man Baseball: J. V. Tennis, Varsity Tennis, Ex- change Assembly, Varsity Letterman. BEVERLY JUNE ATKINS Chl: ll-sgnq. ralairvvf, n-geiflnnf: Hnrizv-yn flqhg Pen Cl'-b' Jr. and S' Tri-Hi-Y, social activities, renorter: Soul-nm'--Q Class. secr'ata'v: lunio' Class. row-'ter' Ju-ie' Perl fr-ss: Ri-ha-:leon Sn-F--: rn-'fer--fe. delegate: Asilnmar Conferenfe, dele- nate: Chico Conference. delegate, D'ill Team. KATHIEFN t-l0RlENNE BAPKLEY Horizon Club, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y. WAYNE LEE BARTLING Co-operative education. l'lCl'lAl7D DARRELL BENTON J. V. Football: Varsitv Football: latin Club, Let- termen's Club, A-Rambler Basketball. RUDOLPH BIDASHA Varsity Letterman: A-Track, Chess Club. nre- sident, vice-president, secretary: Defathlnnf Inter-class Track, lntormr-ral Basketball. Vol- leyball. Pina Pnnq: A-Ramblers, F.F.A., iudninn team: Varsity Football: Tennis: ' V. Football, Shop Club, Boxing, President's Club. DOUGLAS EARL BISHOP Baseball, D-Basketball, C-Basketball, Intermural Basketball, A and B Ramblers. ROBERT WESLEY BLACKBURN J. V. Football, Varsity Football. CLEO BLANCETT JACK BRACEWELL Transfer from Chico. WANDA LORENE BRIDGES F.H.A., vice-president, G.A.A., cabinet, Honor Society. CHRISTEN LEAH BROWN G.A.A., Girls League, Junior Red Cross. I7 DERRELL CHARLES BROWN F. F. A., A-Track. ERNESTEEN LOIS BROWN G.A.A,, Girls League, Junior Red Cross. MARJORIE ANN BUCKLEY GA.A., Spanish Club, secretary, treasurer, re- porter, Honor Society, life member, Big Sister. BUENA LUCILLE BUHRKUHL G.A.A., F.H.A., Section lll Hlstorian, student edi- tor of date book, Honor Society, Girls League. BEATRICE ANNE BUNDOCK Spanish Club, Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A,A., vice-president. EDWARD EUGENE CAMEZON J.V. Football, co-capt., J. V. Baseball, Inter- mural Basketball, J. V. Letterman, Honker Hi-Y. ETHEL NADINE CLARK Big Sister, Girls League, Junior Red Cross. MARVIN LEE COBLE Auto Club, vice-president, A and B Track, manager. FAYETTA MAE COURTNEY Sr. and Jr. Tri-Hi-Y, vice-president, secretary, reporter, Girls League Cabinet, Pep Club, Senior Class, vice-president, president, Horizon Club, G.A.A., Big Sister. MARILYN JOYCE CUNNINGHAM Girls League, Junior Red Cross. MILDRED IRENE DAHLEN Horizon Club. president, Asilomar Conference, Pep Club, Happy Hatties, vice-president, Jr. and Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, president, Drill Team, Chico Con- ference, Commissioner of Publicity, Mardi Gras, Attendant, President's Club, Service Award, Richardson Springs Conference, Y Conference, Quill and Scroll, Woodland Conference, Girls League. HELEN MYRNA DEMPSEY Transfer from Notre Dame High School, Marysvlle, Happy Hatties, treasurer: Girls League, reporter, Pep Club, Horizon Club, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Richardson Springs Conference, Big Sisters, Fashion Show, Garland Girl, Drill Team, Junior Red Cross. HARUO JACK DOTE Transfer from Rio Vista, Varsity Letterman, Varsity Football, Spanish Club. DENVER LEE DUNCAN F.F.A., sentinal, Auto Club, treasurer, A and B Track, Barn Dance Chairman. GERALD DUNLAP Mid-term senior. I8 VIRGINIA LEE EASLEY G.A.A., Junior Red Cross, Big Sisters, F.H.A., Girls League. FAY EILEEN EASTMAN Transfer from Woocland High School, Honor So- ciety, Pep Club, Happy Hatties, Girls League, Girls Glee Cub, president, G.A.A., President's Club, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Drill Team, Big Sisters, Jun- ior Red Cross, Garland Girl. RODGER WAYNE ELIASON Band, J. V. Baseball. Brown and Gold Hi-Y, B-Letterman, Varsity Baseball, Baseball, Varsity Letterman. CAROLYN MARG EVERETT Trans. from Sequoia, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Pep Club, president, Happy Hatties, Chorus, vice-presi- c'ent, Drill Team, Exchange Assembly, Garland Girl, Girls League, Cabinet, B.A.A., Hi-Lights, reporter, Mardi Gras, Attendant. EILEEN EWERTSON Spanish Club, secretary, Happy Hatties, Horizon Club, president, Asilomar Conference, Pep Club, Honor Society, life member, Vanguards, guards, Girls League, treasurer, Jr. and Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, sec- retary, Mardi Gras, Attendant, Girls League Fashion Show, Drill Team, President Club, Gar- land Girls, Junior Red Cross, D. A. R. Award. JOAN FIELDS Honor Society, secretarv, Life Member, treas- urer, reporter, G.A.A., Drill Team, Big Sisters, Girls League, Junior Red Cross CARL L. FOX Transfer from Norwald, Calif., Tennis Team, Span- ish Club, reporter, Honor Society, reporter, l950 Mardi Gras. jester, Hi-Lights Editor, page ed. VERNE R. GALBRAITH Mid-term senior. ELIAS YBARRA GARCIA F.F.A., Intramural Basketball, Auto Shop Club. BEVERLEY JEANNE GARDNER Honor Society, Spanish Club, representative, vice- president, Girls League, Girls Glee Club. BETTY ANN GARGIS Girls League, Big Sisters, Cub Reporter, Hi- Lights, Feature Editorial Ed. DOROTHY BELL GILMORE DEAN HARLAN GLENTZER Honor Society, Key Club, treasurer, Spanish Club. C.S.F. Assembly, Junior Red Cross. JAMES ANTHONY GLUGOSKI Varsity Basketball, B. C, and D Basketball, Latin Club, A and B Ramblers. WILLIAM GOOCH Transfer from Gridley. I9 DELLA MARIE GOMES FHA Junior Red Cross Band Club secretary Girls League Cabinet LA VETA GOSS F H A Girls League GA A CHANDLER HARRIS DOROTHY RAMONA HARRIS Garland Girl Girls League GAA Drama Club Pep Club vlce president J and S Trl Hi Y Frosh Class vice president Chorus Club Exchange Assembly Frosh Reception Mardi Gras Attendant Spanish Club secretary Latin I president vice resident Junior Red Cross Latin ll president Big isters Christmas Assembly Drill Team Big Little Rally Girl League Assembly GARLAND FLOYD HART Honor Society FFA ludglng team reporter C Track Team Intramural basketball volleyball softball BRUCE HARTER Spanish Club Rally Committee Key Club vice president Junior Red Cross Squires Pre sident DELANO ROOSEVELT HEFFLEY F FA judging team Letterman A and B Track In tramural basketball volleyball GERALD DAVID HEIER Trans from Christian Bros Sacramento Varsity Football Co-captain' Letterman Society vice pre- sident' Chico Conference' Squires. CHARLINE HOPE HERNDON Honor Society. G.A.A.' F.H.A. treasurer' Girls League Big Sisters' Junior Red Cross. PATRICIA ANN HONIG NORMA CAROLYN HOWARD Girls Chorus' Honor Society reporter vice presi- dent life member' Big Sister' Girls League' Junior Tri-Hi-Y' G.A.A.' Junior Red Cross' Drama Club. MILDRED FLORENCE HURDLE Honor Society' French Club' Drill Team' Pep Clubg Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y secretarv, vice presidentj Girls League Assemblyg Elk Grove Conference: Senior Class Social Activi- tiesg Girls Leagueg Girls League Fashion Show: Mother's Dav Tea: Big Sistersg Big Sisters Fash- ion Show, G. A.A. GLENYS LAURA JONES Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, treasurer, vice presi- dentg Happy Hatties secretaryg Pep Clubg Girls Lea- gue Cabinetg Drill Teamp Latin Club: Drama Clubg Asilomar Conference Richardson Springs Confer- enceg Mardi Gras, Attendantg Glee Clubg Big Sis- tersg Mother's Day Tea. JOYCE CLETA KANADA F.H.A.: Girls Glee Club. NELDA LOU KENNEDY Transfer from Woodlandg G.A.A.g Girls League. 20 ARLO DIANE KIEBERT Drama Club: B.A.A.: Quill C1 Scroll: Girls League: Band, Drill Team: Happy Hatties: Girls Chorus, re- porter: Hi-Lights, editor. reporter: Bg Sisters, Tri- Hi-Y. NADINE KITAGAWA Girls League: G.A.A. ROBERT H. KLAMT Squires, secretary, vice president: Drama Club, The Christmas CaroI : Honor Society. Life Member, president: Rally Committee: Latin Club, vice president: Key Club: B Letterman: Varsity Letterman: J. V. Tennis: Varsity Ten- nis: J. V. Football: Laboratory-Science cup win- ner in Bank of America Contest. ROSALIE JOAN KRAMER Girls Glee Club, president: Girls League, vice presi- dent: Honor Society: Big Sisters. Drill Team: Drama Club: G.A.A. KENNETH LEONARD KREHE F.F.A. ARDITH GLADYS LAHMANN Sophomore Class Reporter: Big Sisters: Girls League Member: Band Club: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. MARJORIE J. LEAL Mid-term senior. JOHN BONTE LITTLEJOHN J. V. Football: Varsity Baseball: F.FA.: Ietterman. RONALD JAMES LIVENGOOD Hi-Y, secretary: President's Club: Squires. treasurer: Latin Club, Sergeant at Arms: Sopho- more Class, president: Commissioner of Student Control: J.V. Football: Varsity Football: A and B Basketball: J.V. Baseball: Varsity Baseball: Intramural Basketball: Letterman: Honor So- ciety: Boys State Representative, county super- visor: Chico State Conference, deleqate: Wood- land Conference, deleqate: Sierra Foothill Con- ference, delegate: Y Conference, delegate: Honker, boys sports editor. PATRICIA ANN LYNN Transfer from East Nicolaus: Happy Hatties: Senior Tri-Hi-Y: Girls League, cabinet. JAMES EDWARD MACBRIDE Transfer from Mission High School, San Francis- co: Yearbook staff: Honker Harmonies: Key Club: Hi-Lights staff. LOWIS MAY McCREADY F.H.A. WILLIAM THOMAS McCREADY Transfer from Marysville High School: Intramural Basketball: Junior Red Cross. CAROL JEAN MCFADDEN Vanguards: Spanish Club, president: Junior Red Cross. NORMA JEAN MAGNUSON Transfer from Lincoln, Nebraska: Girls Chorus. 'FU PAUL RAYMOND MARCH J,V. Football, captain, Key Club treasurer, Latin Club, president, vice president, Tennis, Varsity Football, Letterman, treasurer, Big-Little Rally, Rambler Basketball, Honor Society, President's Club, Sophomore Class vice president, Christmas Assem- bly, J.V. Letterman, treasurer. NORMAN MARK Honor Society, life member, Spanish Club. FRANK JOHN MASLAR VIRGINIA MAE MAY G.A.A., F.H.A., secretary, Junior Red Cross, Girls League, cabinet, Mother's Day Tea. NANCY JEAN MEINKING HENRY HERMAN MESCHENDORF JR. EARL LEROY MILLER J.V. Football, captain, Varsity Football, J. V. Base- ball, Rambler Basketball, Intramural volleyball Honker Hi-Y, president, vice presizent, J. V. Let- terman, Squires, Junior Class, president, Honker, sports editor, 49-50, Auto Club. PEGGY LEWIS MILLER Freshman Class, secretary, G.A.A., Honor Society, life member, Pep Club, Junior and Senior Tri-Hi- Y, vice president, Drill Team, Mardi Gras, Atten- dant, Woodland Conterence, Chico Conference, Sierra Foothill League Conterence, Commissioner of Social Activties, PresEdent's Club, Girls Lea- gue, Big Sisters, Big-Little Rally, Open House Speaker. ROY DON MILLER Tansler from Anaheim, Boxing, Varsity Foot- ball, A, B, and C Track, A, B, and C Basket- ball, Squires, Letterman, Mardi Gras, King, Hi-Y. DORIS MARIE MILLIGAN F.H.A., G.A.A., Girls League, Big Sisters, Drill Team. LELAND HARRY MOLTZ F.F.A., Auto Club. ROBERT ALLEN MULCAHY Latin Club. Sergeant of Arms, A Basketball, A and B Tennis, Letterman, Yearbook stall, man- aging editor, Assistant boys sports editor, A and B Rambler Basketball. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Girls Chorus, Quill Cr Scroll, Girls League. TOSHIKO NARUTO Girls League, G.A,A. RUSSELL BYRON NEWELL 22 SHIRLIE AMELIA O'BRlEN Girls League, cabinet, Older Girls Conference, dele- gate, Band Club. JACK WILLARD OCKERMAN Freshman Class, treasurer, Chico Conference, delegate, Junior Red Cross treasurer, Drama Club, vice president, Hi-Lights feature editor, Presi- dent's Club, Masque and Gavel, presdent, Quill Cr Scroll president, Publicity class, Senior Class, treasurer. WILLIAM OTTO J.V. Football, Freshman Baseball, Squires, Key Club, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, A Basketball, Letterman, Band Club, presic'ent, A Track, Exchange assembly. LILA PAYNE Band, G.A.A., Latin Club, Big Sister, Girls League. NORMAN DALE PELTON ESTHER LOUISE PERKINS Chorus Club, Girls League. DONALD REX PERRIN B and C Basketball, B Rambler Basketball, Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. LEO GORDON PETERS F.F.A.. Chess Club. president, secretary, vice pre- sident, President's Club, and C Track. DONALD POOLE DONALD FREDRICK POPOVICH F.F.A., Letterman Club, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Base- ball, intramural Basketball, Varsity Letterman. JERALD DEAN POULSEN Brown and Gold Hi-Y, Honor Society, D Basket- ball, Band, Track, Boxing. NINA JOYCE RATLIFF F.H.A., Girls League. FLORENCE CHRISTINE ROPER Drill Team, Maiorette, Girls League, cabinet, G.A. A., Pep Club, Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Sergeant at Arms, president, Richardson Sprngs Conference, Elk Grove Conference, Woodland Conference, Chico Conference, Commissioner of Publicity, Chorus Club, Big Sisters, Mother's Day Tea, President's Club, Honor Society. PATRICIA LOU RUCKER Happy Hatties, president, G.A.A., Girls League, cabinet, Pep Club, Horizon Club, Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, chaplain, Honor Society, Presi- dent's Club, Drll Team, Garland Girl, Hi-Lights, cub reporter, Mother's Day Tea, Mardi Gras, dec- orations, Publicity Class, Yearbook staff. picture editor, art Editor, Junior Red Cross, Y Conference, Drama Club, Big Sisters, fashion show, Girls Lea- gue Fashion Show, Honker Harmonies, announcer, Christmas Assembly. HELEN FAYE SAMPLEY Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls League. 23 'K SHIRLEY ANN SAMS G.A.A., Girls League. MICHAEL JOHN SANDOVAL Auto Club, F.F.A., Boxing, J.V, Football, Intra- mural Basketball. I LILLIAN SANDOW Transfer from Marysville, French Club, Honker Staff. club editor. OLA MAXINE SAYLOR F.H.A., Junior Red Cross, Girls League. SHUJI SHIMAMOTO B. C, and D Basketball, C Track. JESSE SINGH Auto Club, reporter, Sergeant at Arms, Letter- man Club, A and B Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball. ROBERT SILVA F. F. A., C and D Basketball, B Ramblers. JOAN MARY SIZELOVE F.H.A., Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, vice president, president chap- lain, Drill Team, Pep Club, Happy Hatties, Presi- dent's Club, Girls League, G.A.A., Big Sister. ROGER DALE SMYTH E BILLY LAVERNE SPRATT Rally committee. secretary, Key Club, treasurer, vice president, Junior Red Cross, F.F.A., Honor Roll. LESLY DEAN STEPHENSON F.F.A. BARBARA L. STEVENSON Spanish Club, Band Club. BERNICE STEVENSON G.A.A,, Girls League, Junior Red Cross. DONALD WILBER STORY J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Junior and Senior Hi-Y, Freshman Baseball, A, B. and C Track, Band, A and B Rambler Basketball, Exchange As- sembly M.C., Varsity Letterman. DONNA MARIE SUTTER G.A.A., cabinet, president, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls League, cabinet, Honor Society, Big Sisters, Drill Team, Junior Red Cross, President's Club. 24 MYRON EUGENE SVOBODA Mid-term senior. GENE SHIZER TAKIMOTO B, C, and D Basketball, C Track, Intramural Basketball. PHYLLIS KATHERINE TAYLOR Horizon Club, vice president, Honor Society, Girls League, cabinet, Spanish Club, cabinet. Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross, reporter, Quill C1 Scroll, Pep Club, Hi-Lights editor, Honker-48, assocate editor, Honker-SO, finance editor, Big Sisters, M.C. for Spanish Fiesta. ' DAVE G. TEJA French Club, vice president, Masque and Gavel, vice president, Mardi Gras, M.C., Honor Society, J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Tennis, Hi-Lights, sports editor. BEVERLY FAYE THOMAS Transfer from Redding, Happy Hatties, Senior Tri- Hi-Y, Girls League, cabinet, Honker Staff, Ad Editor, Honker Harmonies, G.A.A. VIOLA THOMAS Big Sisters, Girls League, cabinet, G.A.A., cab- inet, F.H.A., vice president, president, secre- tary. treasurer, section president, Asilomar Conference, Orland Conference, Junior Red Cross, President's Club, Drill Team. MARY ELIZABETH TRIGUERIO Honker-49, assistant picture editor, Junior and Sen- ior Tri-H-Y treasurer, Girls League, cabinet, Big Sister, G.A.A., Yell Leader, Junior and Senior, Marci Gras, Attendant, Maid of Honor, Drill Team, Hi- Lights, reporter, Exchange Assembly, Big-Little Rally, Pep Club, Junior Class, secretary. RONALD TRIGUERIO C Track, D Basketball, Varsity Yell Leader, Big- Little Rally, Mardi Gras. pagent. HENRY TSUKIMURA MORGAN UNDERWOOD F.F.A., judging team, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Softball. ANNE MAREE VAN ANTWERP Latin Club, secretary, Pep Club, Horizon Club, Glee Club, Band, Exchange Assembly, Mardi Gras, Attendant, Western Music Educators Conference at Sacramento and San Diego, Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Society, Junior Red Cross. MARIAN RAY VESSELL G.A.A., secretary, F.H,A., vice president, treas- urer, reporter, Girls League, Big Sisters. FRED DON WAINER Manager of football and baseball, Drawing for Hi- Lights and Yearbook. MARY WALL Transfer from Woodland. PATRICIA EILEEN WALSH Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, president, Masque and Gavel, Drill Team, Pep Club, Mother's Day Tea, speech, Big Sisters, G.A.A., Girls League, Junior Red Cross, Yearbook editor-in-chief, Richardson Springs Conference, President's Club, Drama Club, Honker Harmonies, announ- cer, Honor Society, Senior Class. reporter, Big Sisters Fashion Show, narrator. 25 GEORGIA EVELYN WARE Pep Club. reporter, Honor Society, G.A.A., Honker- 50, publicity eiitor, Horizon Club, Asilomar Confer- ence, Girls League Fashion Show, Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Mother's Day Tea, Hi-Lights, reporter, Quill and Scroll, Big Sisters, F.F.A., president, sec- retary, reporter, district reporter, Girls League Cab- inet, Junior Red Coss, president, President's Club, Chico Conference. NADINE MOZELLA WATSON G.A.A., cabinet. manager of tennis, Latin Club. DOUGLAS WEAVER GEORGIA HELEN WILLIAMS Junior and Senior Tri-Hi-Y, secretary, Junior Class, vice president, Happy Hatties, Drill Team, mistress, Senior Class, secretary, Girls League, Secretary, Pep Club, Mardi Gras, Queen, Vanguards, Garland Girls, Big Sisters Fashion Show, narrator, Big Sisters. RONALD CLARANCE YEATES F.F.A., Football, Boxing, Basketball. JIM YOSHIO YOSHIMURA A. B. and C Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Commissioner of Athletics, Letterman Club, Y Conference, Sierra Foothill League Conference, Woodland Conference. GEORGE EDWARD ZELENY F,F.A., presiient, judging, Intramural Volleyball. CISS O GSS O 1 4 CIS I 9 5 4 S .ff CLASS QFFICEIQS CLASS GF 195.2 Standing-Lucille Ewton, reporter, Janet Chipman, treasurer, Marilyn Huc'son, so- cial activities, Mr. Barnett, advisor, seat- ed-Allen Thoma, vice-president, Julia Moore, secretary, and Ned Callahan, pre- sident. Cl ASS OF 1953 Standing-Joan Alameda, social activities, Mr. Vaz, advisor, Mary Lou Coomes, trea- surer, seated-Alice Williamson, secre- tary, Stuart Thompson, president, Lewis Herman, vice-president, and Anne Carroll, reporter. Cl ASS OF 1954 Standing-Sue Milclroeter, social activ- ities, Mr. Brookman, advisor, Nancy Beeler, secretary, seated-Paul Brewer, treasurer, Ronnie Smith, president, and Dan Haney, vice-president. ulif Gmc' 7AQfiviIliQf -,.--f '.v 'f-fi .- i-. -4- -Ail? 9 f uglljdi-?lll C5UVQPlllllQll Stanung left to rrght Mnldred Dahlen Commussuner of Publ cnty Peggy Lewls Muller Commlssnoner of Soclal Actmtnes Chrlstlne Roper Commsssnoner of Publncnty Maybelle Accnto Commlssloner of Finance Slttmg left to rnght Ron Lwengood Student Body Presrdent Jim Yoshnmura Commussloner of Ahletacs The Student Government really went places this y ar' Dont th y lcok luke lt7 lt IS an Important and actrve group at Yuba Cnty Hugh School They we e n cha ge of the Frosh reception and they gave the Welcome Back dance whnch was ve y uccessful They also are In charge of the electrons and drawmg up the budget AJ, L 5 . 1' . L:.L.?i . ,. -7 .ngl , ,fl 'I - rf, S x ' 'V ' Il ya, f! X , K' if ' ' 55 N97 . e - ,A rr 'ff Q 3, . e- A 5 X ' K , JIQ. TIQLHLV 'G S , r Q A .l so Row I-lL to RI-Porter, Newsom, Lang, Minshall, Paxton, Hardy, Young, Perrucci, Neil, Schudler Mrs. Bartsch Row 2-Vessell, Warner, Robey, Emerson, Paxton, Hawkins, Montna, Rogers, Coomes, Baker Row 3-Johnson, Bayes, Burchfield, Amundsen, Lewis, Alameda, Hewitt, Boyd, Caroll, Heskitt, Beard Miss McClure Row 4-Munz, Milchoefer, Kiebert, Lewis, Rhodes, Kunde, Harter, Pope, Rucker, Bieler g e lQ.TIQl- LY Row l-1L to Rl-Thomas, Keibert, At- kins, Harris, Ware, Rucker, Miller, Walsh Row 2-Jones, Lynn, Hurdle, Sizelove, W Ewton, Doering, Morton, Dunning i Row 3-Passmore, Schmidt, Stevenson, l Chipman, Mosburg, Fouch, Leslie, Reamy, l Accito Row 4-Williams, Ewertsen, Bernegg, Beard, Reiger, Courtney, Randolph, East- man 34 CIYICIUCIF S Vanguards - Sitting - Eileen Ewertsen, Miss Kennedy, Maybelle Accito. Stand- ing-Carol McFadden, Georgia Williams. The Vanguards are a group of Senior girls selected for outstanding service to the school. Maybelle Accito holds the office of President, while Eileen Ewertsen is Secretary. The advisor of the club is Miss Kennedy. s ' Chess Club Chess Club - Sitting - Rudy Bidasha, Dwight Glentzer, Mike Robinson. Stand- ing-Burke Adams, Mr. L. Smith, Jerry McCorkIe The Chess Club is made up of Chess en- thusiasts who band together for the sole purpose of enjoying the game. The ad- visor of this club is Mr. Smith. QU QPS Yell Leaders-Varsity Top Row-Barbara Roper, Clinton Crabtree, Mary Trigueiro. Jr. Varsity-Bottom Row-Karen Kiebert, Sue Milchoefer, Kenne Rhodes. This years' yell leaders were outstanding in their service to the school. They char- tered rooter's buses and helped boost school spirit. 35 ovizon Row l-lL to Rl-Bernegg, Beard, Ewton, Dunning, Roper, Randolph, Dempsey, Ewertsen, Williams, Bayes Row 2-Reamy, Hudson, Moore, Morton, Dahlen, Williamson, Taylor, Spratt, Hewitt Row 3-Fratis, Chipman, Ware, Atkins, Rucker, Courtney, Newsom, Stevenson, Alameda, Harter Row 4-Miss Hill, Leslie, Reiger, Van Antwerp, Burchfield, Blankenship, Amund- son, Cross, Hamilton This social club is lead by President Pat Rucker. They got off with a bang, and began the year by introducing Card Tricks at the Big-Little Game. Harlem Autumn was a very successful dance also sponsored by this club. Other officers in this club are Bev Schmidt, Vice Pres.5 Glenys Jones, Sec., Myrna Dempsey, Treasurer, and Phyllis Taylor, Reporter- Secretary. 36 The Horizon Club is the high school girl section of the Camp Fire Girls. This club had their initiation at the Camp Fire Hall early this year. Officers are Prexy, Donna Dunning, Vice Prexy, Lucille Ewton, Sec., Janice Chipmang Treasurer, Nancy Fratis. Clppq allies Row l-lL to R'-Dunning, Mixon, Rucker, Passmore, Roper, Randolph, Dempsey, Eastman, Bayes Row 2-Robey, Lynn, Jones, Miss Heseman, Williamson, Spratt, Taylor, Ewton Row 3-Everett, Dahlen, Harter, Beard, B Beard, Ewertsen, Williams .D 0 Q1. I V D if M I!! ' aw ,,x:4 vQ 4 V. y ! , 7 n A . , - ESE ! 3 2 , . 3 MQ 'Y fe Qfqf . g A .WY M. P 9 is A Db ,Q :J IN I VS Wi. f w,-X Y , x we Q 421 X - 1 1 L 9 'af fx' ' H X -2 ,f , 51111 Mm I 2 Y X.: - .nf S 9' y ji 27. iw M' in P 'lul Q Ex '-. 'l. ,Q , K - fl mir' J, 4'bfjL fA 'r-.nf .' an f ' A' s va'-45-+yv f - . ,153 W, . f 1 I ,, -y .. N , ' 'T . A. -.fy X, , The Key Club is sponsored by the Yuba City Kiwanis Club. lt is one of the active service clubs of the school, always willing to contribute their time and service. They are noted for their enthusiam and energy. Pres.- Vice Pres.-Kim Mosier. Secretary-Jim Ulrey. Treasure-.lim Yoshimura. The officers of this club are chosen everv half term of the semester each year. Mr. Ruth is the advisor. ep Club .E E ., Cm. Row l-lL to RJ-Athon, Gargis, Welch, Newkom, Ulrey. Row 2-Walton, Prinzliville, McCorkIe, Mosier, Gill Row 3-McCain, Cohun, Smith, Putman, Ruth. The Pep Club is made up of the girls of Y. C. who give up their time and put forth their efforts to further school spirit. This club is one of the most active girl's clubs in school. The girls are led by Carolyn Everett, with Ramona Harris as second-in charge. Nancy Randolph handles the books as well as the finances while Evelyn Ware keeps the public posted on the club's activities Row l-YL to Rl-Van Antwerp, Randolph, Everett, Roper, Harris, Sizelove, Roper, Accito, Ware, Mixon, Rucker. Row 2-Taylor, Williams, Evvertsen, Dempsey, Courtney, Eastman, Hurdle, Jones, Walsh, Blankinship. Row 3-Hudson, Moore, Porter, Atkins, Miller, Trigueiro, Miss Hill, Milcheofer, Keibert, Rhodes. 40 Pill Qam lL to Rl-Williams, Jones, Lang, Newsom, Minshall, Baker, Beard. Row 2-McFeeley, Harroun, Jones, Spratt, Dunning, Best. Row 3-Hornlein, Bentley, Doll, Brown, Hamilton, Doering. Row 4-Lewis, Robey, Kiebert, Case, Stevenson, Ewertsen. Row 5-Moore, Chipman, Regier, Bernegg, Mosburg, Johnson. Row 6-Rucker, Mixon, Eastman, Reamy, Leslie, Fratis. Row 7-Ewton, Burchfield, Paxton, Sizelove, Rogers, Williamson. Row 8-Fields, Sutter, Milligan, Mann, Emerson, Harter. Row 9-Hunter, Smith. The girls in their white skirts and brown Ietterman sweaters lthat they begged, borrowed or stole from the boysl marched at most of the home games. Miss Hill and Miss Hessman were the advisors with Georgia Williams blowing the whistle. GFI, l-eoque Cllicerf Girlz lceaque Cabinel lL to Rl-Rosalie Kramer, Myrna Dempsey, Beverly Atkins, Georgia Williams, Eileen Ewertsen. Row l-Ware, Hudson, Reiger, Boyd, Hewitt, Lynn. Row 2-Thomas, Hinds, Amundson, Miss Albright, Spratf, Williamson, Thomas, Gomes. The Girls League consists ot all the girls in school. They are headed by a cabinet ot girls who are advised by Miss Albright with Beverly Atkins, Pres., Rosalie Kramer, Vice Pres., Georgia Williams, Secretary, Eileen Ewertsen, Treasurer, and Myrna Dempsey, Reporter. These girls started their year out with a Big Sister party honoring the Freshmen and new students. A lash- ion show took place in the tall followed by the Mothers Day Tea and installation at officers. 42 Row Row Row Row Row Row The J LQ. D E D C IQ C1 5 hx .. I --as 5 Rucker l-IL to Rl-Otto, Benton, Mark, Ware, Trigueiro, 2-Mrs. Fillmore, Graham, Conner, Wilson, Evvans, Lanni, Mitchum, Fuller, 3-Hancock, Landerman, Yoeman, Duncan, Ste fenson, McCain, Siler, Ogletree 4-O'Connor, Meschendorf, Eden, Matlock, Adams, HStiIlwell, Blackburn, -Smythe, 5-Hamilton, Athon, Gillies, Ulmer, Cohun 6-Lekos, Petrie, Laney, Reines, Howard, Schreiner, Williams, Duggins Jr. Red Cross is kept busy during the year collecting money and promoting, Red Cross Wy H Q N O IQ 5 O C I E T V Row l-IL to Rl-Mr. Mallory, Klamt, Howard, Fields, Buckley, Ewertsen, Accito, Mark, March Row 2-Randolph, Ariyama, Maupin, Young, Sutter, Bundock, Lewis, Wiliiamson, Newsome. Row 3-Taylor, Williams, Everett, Van Antwerp, Eastman, Ware, Bridges, Kiebert, Beard Row 4-McCloud, Walsh, Rucker, Tower, Mosier, McCorkle, Thompson, Newkom, Liston This group represents the brains of the school, these are the members of the California Scholarship Federation. Maybelle Accito, Eileen Ewertsen, Joan Fields, Beverly Gardner, Norma Howard, Peggy Lewis Miller, and Norman Mark are life members of this organization, which means that they have been a member of Honor Society for at least six semesters. 43 P. and 5.0. I-V Row l, left to right-Ulmer, Underhill, Miner, Fuller Row 2-Taylor, Athon, Hamilton, Gillis Row l, left to right-Wisner, Welch, Branaman, Mosier, Hendrixs, Mr. Kap- lan, advisor. A A Row 2-Haney, Manji, Morgan, Prindiville, Pierce. Row 3-Messick, Newkom, Hamma, Schilling, Dote, McCain. 44 The Sr. Hi-Y consists of Junior and Senior boys, and the Jr. Hi-Y consists of the Freshmen and Sophomore boys of Yuba City High School. These clubs hold an annual conference at Davis. The purpose of these organizations is to maintain, create and establish high standards ol Christian character throughout the school and community. .J W ,E ,, . 'I' DUBLICITV CLASS Frantic hours looking tor lost pictures . , . mad hours of working to meet deadlines . . . Spilled ink . . . running through the halls . . . the Publicity class went through all this in getting the yearbook drawn up. These stu- dents worked hard selling ads and getting the book ready for publication. They are llett to rightl Pat Walsh, Editor, Ron Livengood, boys sports editor, Bob Mulcahy, managing editor, Lillian Sandow, club editor, Mr. Vaz, Jack Ockerman, in charge of girls ' 1' ,, 1 -M. Awe., ,, ' ' ' 53030 in gi . Q mcg:-ef'---.... 4 sports and snaps, Pat Rucker, picture s - W1 af f nj I wg 1, x 5,5 I . f Ziff, --., Q 5 . , K ., , B h d - - - I A ., 4 M, 3 .. , A ., T e ltor, ev T omas, a vertising editor. HYUBA CITY UNION HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS HONKER HARMONIES WITH MUSIC RECORD- ED AND TRANSCRIBED.'I That's what was heard every Wednesday night over KUBA as the Publicity class brought to you the sports events, fashions, dances and all the other activities ot interest, which was put together to make up the weekly program. Many an hour was spent after school in room 20 rehearsing the script and Mr. Vaz spent lots of nervous moments, hop- ing everything would turn out all right and threatening those who dared laugh over the air. All in all, the students enjoyed putting on these programs, telling the listeners about the activities that happened atYuba City High School. Here rehearsing for a program, are: Bobbie Roper, Pat Rucker, Ron Livengood, and Bev Thomas. 45 Uuvna isrn X GSS lL to Rl Stevens, Ricketts, 46 1 KL to Rl Trigueiro, Clark, McCloud, Gargis, Ricketts, Mr. Kaplan, Fox, Teja, Mac Bride. Kiebert The Journalism Class labovel under the direction of Mr. Kaplan, turned out our school paper. The Hi-Lights. The publicity section of the Journal- ism Class, also under the direction of Mr. Kaplan, keeps the public posted on all school affairs. They also pub- lish the pamphlet Our School sent out to the community, a hard work- ing group. Mr. Kaplan, Passmore. F. H. Row I lL to Rl Fouch Vessel Muss Baughman May Mnss Colman Vessel Mrs Burchheld Mos burg Singh Row Z Warner Taylor Saylor Patchett McCready Gardner Lucero Ok: Burhkuhl Row 3 Bridges Thomas Ware Hoselton Weber Ahles Meyers Clark Singh The FHA consists of a group of energetic young women who are learmng the art of homemakmg and who assist at various school function and banquets N mtl l .T I I ' I I ' I I ' . I - I . l I I I I I I I 'I T . I I I I I rl I I . . . . I g 1 I li . 'Q .- N N fl-41, N .-'N lvijyfj Y 'XXX lx jr ' 'T Y X. 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J, r Jkffffrkajfx, L.'I.-' K 4, V '41 g N33 ,M af wg, Q rj, 4 w.,M-- My 1 ,f+ :f.: X ' , .ff-V' V. . .. 4-. -.,.w' .Av 023 W. ua-..,.,,,,M 4 - , nf? -s ,ac Q5 1 ymlafwo ...A CHQIQUS Majorette, Betty Beard, Band Maior, Della Gomes Row l-Murrey, Spitzer, Meyers, Hardy, Knight, Haggarty, Evertson, Mathews, Jenson, Anderson. Row 2-Evans, Cullens, Hobson, Gomes, Robbins, Poston, Carroll, Duncan. Row 3-Prinderville, Putman, Stevenson, Hawkins, Cohun, Aaronson, Denson, Pierce, Smith. Row 4-Seal, Whitney, Taylor, Poulsen, Hall, Herman, Story, Johnson, Milchoefer. Row 5-Wood, Meridth, Stites, Miner, Dall, Pointer, Mendenhall, Rose, Moore. Row 6-Spitzer, Brannan, Story, Hesket, Newkom, Tyler, Ashworth, Goddard, Wilson, Payne. The Yuba City High School Band and Chorus were both very active this year. The band was respon- sible for a lot of added pep at the Football and Basketball games and the girls' chorus helped make the Christmas program a big success. Mr. McRae 1better known as Mac J is the energetic instructor of Band and Chorus. Row l-Spratt, DeGiovanni, Gonzales, Long, D. Ware, F. Ware, Everett. Row 2-Harrison, Rasuo, Silva, Kuster, Hornlein, Cain, Keibert, Eastman, Mazzuca, Dunston, Harris, Scheiner, Irivine, Kramer, Teague, Boll, Pryde, Howard, McClintock, Wood, Magnunson, Kanada, McRae fAd visorl. Row 3-Sherwin. Montna, Hunter, Wilson, Sinner, Van Antwerp, Gould, Minshall, Bentley, Perkins, Rose, Kanada, Rogers, Kennedy. all as ejgili Q7-rr W. , 191: ' . .a ei ' . ' P' y r X , y I I 7 ' r Y tv, E , L. -yn-f .... Tell the truth Hightower, or l'lI ventilate you! lA great moment of pure, high. tension in the melodrama! Are you the same Nell.e Blythe, who placed second in the girls' hammer-throw at the 1896 Olympics, lThe scounirel behind the mustache is Hightower THE CURSE OF AN ACHING HEART - Shirley Fouch . Shirley Loper Anita Slater .....,. .lack Ockerman Norman Meyers Dale Landerman Jack Wales ..i, . Bette Beard ....,,....... Frances McFeely Shirley Helsom ...,... Betty George ...... Cast Part alias Jack Wales.l mov. 17-18, 19501 .. Sarah Abernathey .. Aurelia Abernathey . .. . .i...1i, Melody Lane Hiram Abernathey Aloysius Lucius Goodenough Windermere Hightower Redwing ..,,..,..BattIeaxe Annie .... Nellie Blythe Murial Atkins This is The old time formulo of villion, hero, heroine, equols sodness, excitement ond fun. In The course of events the villion Tries to Toke over The ronch ond is foiled, fouled ond orrested. Hero morries heroine, The ronch is soveol onol everyone lives hopply ever ofter. Ask him where he got that haircut! iYe gadsl What drama . . . The contents of this document, Mrs. Abernathey sheer excitement.l lead me to believe that the mortgage money is due today. iQuick . . . where is that Hollywood agent someone saw in the audience?J The Spanish Club consists of all stuc'ents taking Spanish. It is under the direction of Miss Hull, and has been, as usual, very SPAN SH CLUB active lSaIvdos Smigosl. ' - V t' . '- 4 - ofa Row l fL to Ri-Graham, Harroun, Fratis, Doll, Payne, Spratt, Williamson Coomes, Miss Hull. Row 2-Nylund, Munz, Smith. Buckley, Ricketts, McFadden, lrwine, Shinn, Curto Urioste. Row 3-Newkom, Ulrey, Cartoscelli, Haraughty, Adams, Ewertsen, Collett, Rose Row. 4-Hancock, Dote, Stillwell, Jensen, Athon, Eden, Underhill, McCorkle Glentzer. LATIN CLUB A 1 - 1 43 Row Row Row Row Row 3-lL to Rl-Beard, Bernegg, Mixon, Van Antwerp, Randolph, Blankinship, Stevenson, Boyd. 2-Jones, Livengood, Benton, Heier, Gooiberry, Glugoski, Keibert. 3-Wilson, Mosier, Gillies, Lekos, Allen, Fratis, Nakagawa. 4-Petrie, Mrs. Headon, Ulmer, Thompson, March, Laney. 5-Mulcahy, O'Conner, Stewart, Hamilton, Gray, Conner. The Lat'n Club consists of the students who are in the Latin classes. The advisor of the club is Mrs. Headon. Each year the club is in charge of a Roman Ban- quet, where there is always lots of food, 1rd Ave Scholasticos l?J. Sl S H O I3 CLASSEI 1950-1951 . Boys geT procTicol experience ond o Thorough knowledge in The use of power ond hond Tools. . . AG SHOP Mr. Hollenberg Mr. Thompson AUTO SHOP Mr. WhiTney METAL SHOP Mr. AbboTT WOOD SHOP Mr. Hoon Nix u uve Cwmevs ol Arnevico Row l-1L to Rl-Thompson, Liebe, Matteoli, Hoon, Hart, Zeleny, Hollenberg, Lundblod, Lineker, Messick, Krehe, Ward. I Row 2-Brown, Yeates, Yamamoto, Stephenson, Renard, McDaniel, Curt, Garden- ' hire, Popovich, Cantrell, Pope. gf Row 3-Underwood, Duncan, Silva, Rodriquez, Singh, Sarten, Sanborn, Brandt, Ar- noldy, Thompson. Row 4-Littleiohn, Popovich, Nakashima, Teesdale, Kahn, Duncan, Brandt, Stephenson, Gooch, Taylor, Bailey. Row 5-Berry, Duggins, Savis, Bishop, Christopherson, Daniel, Taylor, Lange, Slightham, Dhillen. Row 6-Heffley, Kroll, Marler, Collens, Popovich, Graham, Hunter, Wood. Row 7-Hevely, Rigsby, Flanagan, Christoperson, Bumpus, Graham, Duggins, Khan. I The Future Farmers of America are a group of boys learning about X , scientific farming. They are taught how to take care of animals, and learn the fundamentals of farm management. ,,..i..-1---. Hull Rove Row Row Row H., -Q I-lL to Rl-Paxton, Barker, Burchtield Z-J. Paxton, Baupin, Lewis 3-Gonzales, Myers, Lurkin 4-Young, Mr. Estep, Uyemoto oolflmeepinq Mr. Estep's Class learns the fundamentals of personal and business bookkeeping. This class in the past has won several awards in national competition. 1A5QUli on G Vlfl Masque and Gavel .s an honorary club devoted to the appreciation of Speech and Drama. Mr. Vaz is the advisor of these orators. .j . A Mm- Abi. ,g , ls . if, ,Q Raw l--'L to R'-Thoma, Fouch, McFeeley, Walsh, Mr. Vaz. 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J dv f , 4 I AIQSITY LETTEF ME 7 2 N. - ' 1, Q Top Row WL to Rl Athons Dote Lekos Matthews Laney Glugoskr March Second Row Heuer Mulcahy Benton Yoslumura Smgh Elrason Storey Thlrd Row Calahan Smrth Stewart Allen Llttlegohn Heffley Bottom Row Popovutch Lnvengood Muller Bldasha Hamilton Grpson Blackburn These boys ore Yubo Cltys representotlves ID Vo sity othletlc competition The boys must hove earned ot least one vorsnty revvord letter before they con become on member Jerry Heuer IS the President ot thus club View W x 5 , f Ss S x 6-, Y 1 El ll ysx 'X XXX V0 PSi1lJ FUUHJGII 'Ci Ei + 9 i ii ' n P. cmsi q oollmilll .. -... A, ,W wg ,,?,v,,-, .-.W mm, f-11, wlafkxv of E, Z 1, 1 , , .M f 3 -.ww Row l-Hendricks, Alexander, Messick, Spenser, lHammerheadl Hawkins, Collett, Captains-Jerry McCorkle and Tax Matlock Lytle, Smith Row 2-Prindival, McCain, Manji, Mosier, Duncan, Schultz, Porter, Brannaman Row 3-Dote, Uselur, Matlock, Story, Eden, Newkom, Arnoldy, Coats Row 4-Sherwood, Knight, Evans, Thoma, Robinson, Vessell, Coombs, Blankenship Top Row-Fuji, Fratis, Haney, Patterson, Brewer, Urioste, McCorkle, Lytle, Wisner The J. V.'s this year did a swell job under their new head coach Dick Williams. They lost only two games in league play, and another to a powerful Christian Bros. team by a score of l3 to 6. The four good prospects from the Honklets for next year's Jr. Varsity team come in the persons ot Haney, Miller, Thoma and Renard. Evans, Matlock, Mosier, and Prindival look as tho' they will go places on next year's varsity-good luck boys. Coach Dick Williams ably tutored the second place team with assistance from Coaches Phil Smith and Lane Ernst. Season's Score YC Opponents l3 O San Juan l3 Placer 0 0 Nevada City l3 9 Grass Valley 7 6 Roseville 0 l5 Marysville 0 6 Christian Bros. 12 Good try Snorkle but someone beat you to him. fi li 1 li A C1S1iQlL3C1 l A SLC la-Ql5C-9 Scoring lt. fg. tp. Livengocd I3 59 145 ' - Callahan Q1 se 142 ., Matthews . '-'J 42 124 T smlrh .AA.. .. l 39 89 fag: Yoshimura ., 11 30 71 H -Q: ' Mulcahy 2 13 26 65 'W Meschendort 14 27 69 Glugoski 12 18 48 Patterson 4 6 16 'L to RI-Back Row-Callahan, Mulcahy, Matthews, Glugoski. Front Row-Otto, Smith, Gargis, Patterson, Livengood, Kahn, Coach Williams. Sitting-Hawkins. .fx , 2 1 Smith Matthews Mulcahy Livengood Glugoski Yoshimura Callahan Mulcahy keeps ball from aggressors Meschendorf in middle, Who Gets the Ball? I, Williams Nakagawa Mangi .,., Jensen Coyle Siler ,, Shimamoto BBQ SCCIQIHG Sketlmll W fg. tp. l06 258 40 I00 Sl 92 23 61 20 48 l0 36 9 30 ,plus Standing-Williams, Silers, Lee, Mangi, Jensen, Coach Ernst Kneeling-Shimamoto, Nakagawa, Taylor, Cole, Mgr, F. Shimamofo -LA Silers Shimamoto Williams Mangi Nakagawa Who Hit Higgins fl7l? Action shot of second Big-Little Game. C TEAM First Row QL to Rl White, Nakagawa, Adams, Bishop, Vanhorn, Bishop, Second Row Hancock, Takamoto Coach Haan, Mathews, Shimamoto, Cartiscelli, Singh, Stillwell, Coyle, Williams. Coach Haan's C and D teams again showed their heels to the rest of the league with both teams Yuba City u u u u 62 winning co-championships Placer l6 l0 Roseville Zl .. 30 Marysville ......., 9 24 Grass Valley ,, l2 I9 San Juan ,, 30 l9 Roseville 26 Zl Placer 20 .. 26 Grass Valley , , I2 l9 Marysville l0 22 San Juan 30 C 84 D Baslgilmll Yuba City ,.,............. 22 Placer ........,. A,..... l 5 .a.a .,a,,,., 3 0 Roseville ...,...... ...... . 27 , ,,,. I6 Nevada City .....,... I5 24 Marysville 23 I3 Grass Valley 9 22 San Juan l3 28 Roseville 25 8 Placer l5 30 Grass Valley 22 I6 Marysville l7 29 Nevada City 9 23 San Juan 18 D TEAM First Row-lL to Rl Zwarg, Elgaan, Powell, Shingle, Carter, Leeper Nickols, McCain Second Row Mathews, Christopherson, Teesdale, Sparkman, Coach Haan, Yoshikawa, Crowther, Khan, Williams. CIPSI lj C159 Cl ... 'Mr Row l IL to Rl Hensley Kodanl Rennes Coyle Underhlll Poole Mr Brookman Coach Row 2 Lekos Otto Glpson Huff Howard Eliason Smith Lrvengood Yoshumura Row 3 Athon Lmeker Schrnener Sams Kahn Callahan Gargus Fuller Lundblad Thus yearsJ V started slowly but found thelr battung eyes later on Thus year the varsity has many juniors The only retrunmg lettermen were Yoshmura Lnvengood and Eliason CISG Cl Row l KL to Rl Thompson Bumpus Mgr Row 2 Lee Knrby Taylor Messlck Mangl Pattercn Smrth Row 3 Coach Sm th, McCann Rose Thompson Matlock, H nrln k Cartoc Ill As rt Coach Sams . ID I I 1 . 1 I X , 1 1 .- ,, 1 Q , , 1 1' , ' I -1 , . - ' f 4 x , .4 ' X4 --,q f 'A 1 ' ff? X ' s .V V 4 l 5' 1 ' 13, I FQ ' .0 ,' . K 'rl 'v -A figfff, Q ff -1 ff' 4f,ffQ'Qif-I gl' - . 4 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - I I I I I I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , . . . . . . , , . J . V. B ll I l 1 -cl .rf 1 1 1 - I I I I I h I ' - 1 , , , e : , 5 e , s . . TENN Left to Right-Benton, Glugoski, Allen, Mulcahy, Liston, Gray, Tower, Klamf, Coach Mallory. This year's tennis team is expected to be one of the best in the league Coach Mallory has four returning lettermen to BOXING IFES elle Dnstance boys pulhng rt out , ns Na- i V , I, , 1 . a F s A in ' ' 1 if Af -A ' ' 6 I I H H 2 A 1., ' if - ' , 'V-V . x-M n 1 g'.,fa9' SHN: ' 'lflgvlijf y f ,, 5-gwai I Mawr ff '.ugi ' , - 1 -, -- My e- 4- aw- fu -in -, 4 f. 3- ' 1' iii Tf-f:f'- 2 Hg ng - M215 'A 1 5 VL ' , nazi: VI ,ne 1 Q . N6 - .- Aww- , - 'rx o fn, - , . , bg wr 'nz V Q 4 lf: v. 1 , . +1 'Q V Q, .. V' f n ,A l . ws, -- ' , ' :-g-Nj 4 , My .2i3 'Wah QHW ibn-v 'SC- Keyed up for the 100 yard dash PCIC Thus years track team ns do mg well an league competrhon Coyle Wnllrams and Hamrllon are hot wrnners In therr held this season 65 G. Calpine Row 1 4L to Rl Donna Rucketts Nadme Watson Donna Sutter Vlola Thomas Row 2 Wanda Bridges Mlss Hessmen Marnan Vessell Juha Porter Lucnnda Payne Beatnce Bundock Isabel Sxngh Oh' A Basket 7 7 Come on Homg Hut nt IFS pOPS Mir an wi .--:mill Q-L+-v. ' M-3513 . E 5 -1'-2. 163 ,gf 5,1---.L ll l'lNb E V X -x. 'Q ---L W,-,QI xii' 3 Wiglw ff mf?- md! 'iw f 402+ 7,fT'Lf5- rvx. BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL TENNIS BOWLING HOCKEY ,. , , p , f'Ts-gfgn. l I Q 3 ' M , k In U,-lb. I 'fi-A-5 ' W ,QE in 1'- f .. wv- A H , H ga N, nw' 1, Ji:-,rl I gg Q? Aki' N V Q I si Q 9 Y I Ni K AQA A 4 SQA' :am 'mar , W .'f?! in -un-dga A 4 U! iN ' r , fs' 9 , E' N N-' A 2. is Q T 'Wu J, K .1 ' Q '- 155. QW'-1 j A, L . . if- N L V . Z Lf ' E 425. 1 m i Y? f' f N 3 in uf L .Q X A '1'q14,,4iKv g Q- ' qf I 1 A . .' . f - 3 A 1 ' . K N f gg, SQ ag ' ' ' ., E' ' i f z ffl.. .. X. fa fy ' 'fifr H 1' E , H.: ii-, iff' 'Q V .,, Ev 5 1 J A , - , ,V Q Q ,,- , 8 , an ,, fi, I 5 'wi f -.N ,K -:V x . Y J -if ,tg , rim fl. -Jil aff 5412 m .' I , A H' . f'1El6'. ' 'w .qe,,. f A 4 3 K a ' ., 3 47,0 N A ps K U AW 9' ' Q . ' rf' -V xr':g, ,sf I Yflfx, FQ fb 1 A fl I f 312.5 'dZ: ,2' 4. 55, I M ',o IM 1 , 88 K 1 if f'f' ?5z..k Q A '35 7 - ,-. x - 1-54535 Q 5 ' . Y V ,.,. , JN Ve- e . in . ,. 1 - fx . VL . . N 4 0 ' lv J' . 1 4, A .19 vu. Nix? qflu' ' .14- ,....g'r.iQE5f 1 f-.H -.. -- I3 Z2 r V -4 Q:-4 t Q51 395' QP q Qq Cm P95 mon Qceplion iw , df ' ' ' The picture above was taken during one of the many contests on Derby Day. This is the tug-of-war between the Fresh- men and Sophomore girls. The bottom picture shows the contest at the Freshmen reception between the stu- dents and teachers. Notice the studious expression on Mr. Vaz's face. lSitting at left end.3 Don't they all look intelli- gent? ? 4 Congratulations Sophomoresl That's what Ron Linvengood is saying to Stuart Thompson, Pres. of the Sophomore class, as he presents him with the gold derby. The Sophomores won the battle 5 to 4. Nine different events were held. Notice the intelligent freshmen in the picture below .... Mia Glfy JLf0f'afCI?' 1917 I0 66-4 Plumas Street Yuba Cnty GF In S OIF OPQ Clothnng for the entnre famnly 6I9 Plurnas Street Yuba Cnty Ljubd Cntng Phdrmdcq Tom I-Ialdernan Corner Center and Plumas Streets Yuba Cnty MUUNEY BHU5 JEWELEH9 Watches Dnamonds Jewelery Class Rnngs Phone 3 5376 659 Plumas Street Yuba Cnty rank G.Bremer HARD WARE Dealers nn WILSON SPORTING COODS APPLIANCES 5-46 Second Street YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA EXCAVATING GRADING H. E. PARKER, IHC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 0 Ottnce Phone 3 5481 I2th and F Streets MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA 5 ' C I' ' F' St 1 0 Phone 2-0835 Phone 3-9537 9 I .. : O PHONES Home 3 5386 Ottnce 2 2469 Home Lumber Company Loyol C Tlpton Chorles F Thompson 726 Sutter Street Yubo Coty Colltornlo John C Bayes Co , Inc Your Yubo Sutter Ford Deoler You Con Poy More But You Cont Buy Better 430 E Street Morysvulle BURTON S SHOE STORE Anrstrrp Live Strnde Teenoge Buster Brown ond Roblee 2T4 D Street, Morysvnlle oc Hdams Hour Florist Flowers for All Occasxons Leland Petrie Doc -Xddms Phone 34697 417 Fltth Street MARYSVILLE CALIFORNIA STE ENSON S SER ICENTER Your Chevron Deoler an Yubo Cnty 431 Bridge Street Yubo Cnty Marysv1l1e Bowl Rolph ond Mackey Bovvlnng Portues Welcome Drrnks ond Sondwnches Student Rotes S N XXXX NX 522 D Street Morysvllle, Coht Phone 2 T995 IU 7 ' 7 ' 9 N. . I . . 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Schaffner 3: MangCiofhes 4TH AND D STREETS PHONE 32241403 MARYSVILLE QPEN SATQRDAQ QWENINC-ZS f'vS-f Sl5f' X X' f f X Tnres Tubes Accessories Volvolme Oul Truck Haven JAMES WALSH Comer Coluso cmd Olive Yuba Cnty Whlte Sc Dlppel Phone 3 4371 509 D Street P O Box 270 Marvsulle Callfornla Remlngmn Rand Agents Tvpewrxters Offlce Statlonery Addmg Machmes Busmess Forms Calculators Ideal Busmess Records Dupllcatols Off1C6 Furniture Check Wrlters Drawmg Materxal GOOD LUCK SENIORS Browns Shoe Repairing ExperT Service ol3 Plumos Sweet YUBA CITY 'F WE81El1NAlI1ll SUPPLY llll Auto Ports ond Accessorues Household Equipment Electrlcol Appllonces Phone 36120 M-XRYSVILLE CAI IFORNIA Flowers ond Gntts for All Occosuons '-T L CAM? 05 M is QVNMTLX jzgiawm Bow! 66:2 8 Shop Phone 3 5222 511 D Street Morysyulle CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Your Frlendly Jewelers 406 D Street Morysvllle Dl3mOHd Match Company H J Schultz All lyloterlol to Bulld o House Bridge Street Yubo Cnty Jzdney walton PHOTOGRAPHY Othcrol Photogropher tor the Honkers Phone 3 6489 Res 2 0278 421 E Street lvlorysvllle Colut Gland Champlon Agam Earns 27 Gold Medals at C3llf0lYll3 State Falr You Strike at Rach rn Golden State brond ol dolry products ot your tovorute grocery Hamilton Cleaners Cleonnng rs on ort ot HAMll.TON'S 778 Plurnos Street YUBA CITY Compliments ot Clude lllilliams Chevrolet Co. Felix E Dooust Clyde Wrllnoms 77 I rv Ctr f 1- .i - ll-1 ' 7114 'sf' . , W, . FK 'sf X . . .ur fc 1 - E . X.-N-: 7 H 0-Ju 324 Fourth Street . , 4 lv , ff 'rl K . - . . f 1 0 , - - 4 ,, .... A - - 11 I I ' 1 Sutter harmacy PRESCRIPTION DRUOOIST Phone 3 7555 638 Plumas Street YUBA CITY Cl'napman's New Store New and Used Furniture Owners Emory W. Rucker Emory M. Phillips T25 Sixth Street Marysville, Calntornna S S H Mens Shop Yuba Cntys only exclusnve MEN S SHOP EXCLUSIVE NOT EXPILNSIVL 728a Plumas Street Yuba Cnty Calntornna BEST VVISHES TO ALL Jlczfes ,711 Scfoof Jffarfef l-lngh School Annex Orocernes Meats and Vegetables 8l5 B Street Yuba Cnty A1 Rose Res Phone 33563 Rue I Agency Repxesentlng The Home Insurance Lo New York Phone 3 6lO6 417 Center Street Yuba Cnty Henrq Helsem lfLECTRlCAL CONTRACTOR Res Ihonr Sv181 01111.41-Ihone 20415 720 Plurras Street Guaranteed Vlatch Repalrnng XX atches Dnamonds Snlxelvnare .Icvnelny HUGH K BYHELD Phone 2 O508 4l3V2 Center Street Yuba Cnty Calntornna Yuba Cnty - f Light Fixtures Wnrlrng Maternals F' fn ze Q ZOLUBI' We Congratulate You Flowers of Quallty and Friendly SSYVICC Bob and Jo Shedd Josle Baker Joe Doll Phone 3 3502 521 E Street Marysvrlle gcf ,ancf .famed Pastrles Meats Vegetables Beverages Phone 2 171 I 325 Percy Ave Yuba Cnty aG LI EXVE L E IU MAQYIVILLE CALIV The Frne t In Jewels Buy Your D annonds at Pooles 423 D Street Marvsvllle RAY GOUGE Fl restone Store EVERYTHING IN SPORTING GOODS Phone 3 3787 and E Streets Marysville Ca It F G. 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Dependable Jewelers tor 35 Years Phone 3-6195 428 D Street Marysville GENE MORRISON DISTRIBUTOR Butane Propane Gasolune Stoves Applsances Seuberlung Teres I vfr Phone 3-6561 765 Sutter Street Yuba City Herb s Mobil Service Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 3 9806 748 Plumas Street Yuba City California Kenneth H Hopper Local Agent State Farm Insurance Co s Lt A t obl 1 1 e u om 1 e e Comprehenslve Personal and Residence Llablllty Phones Office 3 6443 Res 3 63l9 4l5 Center Street Yuba City , ,X -Sq Dtxinin 'CIE-rglillllif JOHN D KIRBY Records and Home Appliances Yuba Cltv Store Marysvllle Store 613 Plumas Street 320 Flrst Street Phon 34601 Phone 36500 Syvertsen' WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Telephone 3 3768 404 D Street Marysville California ANDREW RIESE JEVVELERS Diamonds Watches Featuring Granat Diamonds 5lO D Street Marysville California BllllEHEll Hlllllllllll Hardware Glassware Crockery Sporting Cvoods Phone 3 9555 225 D Street Marysville California Zfaelvwi Qzeameuf 623 Plumos Street 322 D Street S H Q E S Yuba Cnty Morysvllie Collformo Collformcu Featurlng PETERS SHOES Clty Chick Velvet Step Vkeather Bxrd Peters Dlamond Brand Wo1k Shoes Tonys Elite Barber Shop We Speuallze ln Luttlng Your Halr to Please You Marysville Colnformo Yuba City California 7 .1.l. i 329 D Street Phone: 3-9527 622 ptumos Sffeef BUSV SCKNEI Mechanical Drawing Class Cooking Class ig 5 WUI Ma ' ,wif 'Wx K Cafetena Management Befofe I-Unch Offnce Tramma Prepanng for a meal W 6 n s a 'A- - 'wana -' A s '11, 'igvs gag ' v II J . 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