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

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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.

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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

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.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