Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

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CH ARLE ' 9'Qd EN 'oWNs HA b atxcs Boys du 0 Mqlhem ..r,, if ad, F END rogh co,e ROBER T os for BRANFORD Wch Sp eec h GN Qfcd E D B5 e ,hath ON SCHOOL TEACHERS 'Ilu load you urn IS hc ny Trung to IL uh umxlllmg mxmls ah ,Q 4.-2123.-s.. cm! 5 'ir -1 GEORGE GABLEHOUSE Dsrector of student actuvntlex HELEN BUCHER Physucal educatlan and health NX lm lm nf. lulul ro haul thc xx mrmng X ou RTL unsung, ilu Q nun of uma ll1OL1L,l1NUL1flOl7lLlUIlOfCI'lXy 7 tu lnttlc xml get 1 my Bur for umur scrx me rcmlnrul Qumc ulll rhmlx you 111 tllclr l Hb F Tucmvorw EDITH B0 b H h school l HOLD CROSS d 19 Avls NELUAN D ofhce Bogllilepmg f l 51-,0rtl'!0l'ld HELEN FINCHAM 9th qrade core Gurlx club adv ka' TOM BRANIGAN Physncal education and health V L' - M 4 I V . 1 ' Q -- sf O . V r-'hgf 1 Nl.. - ' 'J ' l, v' n K ' , ' 3 . I f 1 ' - n X' M A O! ll A V l 'N .' A . ' ' - -,v fn- --QT- 9 h E .. ' r, h . E, p i en, 5 0 - , , 9 de ' f . - ' 7 . -. ' . CrlV '-.syn RGER ' ' ' ' 3 ,grlah A - V4 X . x . ' l + 1 A ' 5 - 1 ' s Q xx I .I t o X , - I g.x,,, 1 . 5 , l i - ' ' 1 1. ' . ,, I , - 0 n '. ,, . . f i ln

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,,, mg' interns l 1 4? sb. Measure Up, says Principal lt is our earnest hope that the information and knowledge you have acquired here will serve you well in your future vocations, your college experiences. your family relationships, your com- munity responsibilities. XX'e hope, too, that the guidance received from teachers and counselors have helped you along paths that will prove tnost productive. XX'e know that many of the friend- ships fostered at Marysville High School among fellow students and faculty will live and strengthen .is time goes by. Many vital decisions and tremendous re- sponsibilities await you in the years ahead. If a troubled, strife-torn world is to survive, you must measure up to them The preparation obtained here is but a start toward preparing yotirselves for obligations that are certain to require all the wisdom and courage you can muster. Good luck! MR. Fowl FR Primzpul Thought for the future from our Superintendant 'L ,1, 5 A As one pictures the high school graduate standing on the threshold, stepping out into life and facing his future many thoughts come to mind. One recalls all the efforts that have been expended by the home, the church and the school to prepare this graduate to face his future with ability and confidence. Wfhat would one ask the graduate to take with him always to help him to make decisions? May I offer the following thoughts to guide you in making the important decisions of your life? Consider well, then decide positively. Many complain of their memory, few of their judgment. Many receive adviceg only the wise proht by it. No man s judgment is better than his information. Reason often makes mistakes, but conscience never does. Think with the few. and speak with the many. W'e reason from our head, but act from our heart. R. CQ. BATES sI1f1L'7'i7Zl!K7ldd7ll Mr. Bates and Mrs. Carpenter

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FACULTY LA Phhics, Chemi RRY c:asoN f ' , W!! shy Mu Hom D f0,KANro1 9 econofmcs F A H-A4 Gdv, Histortugnjs WILSON n Curran! Uffolu w Q-'H' RON HALLSTROM Agriculture, F.F.A. adv. . f r A Y' ' ' , - . , i Y 4 -if ' 'E fa -5 2 .Nl 'wa RAY THOMPSON 80h grade chorus, Orchestra 2 .Q I 1 l ., if r iff 1. 'Q 1 J 'i H if if, 'fri 5 ' Q, .,,.,, 5 if , -11 Jiies-A FRED MESSMER GRETA CARY An and annual adv, Home economics, J.H. F.H.A. adv. J-17'-df fa.a0'5 1 ,..--'fa 5 f - f rm' t T ' Ls I, A 'LP f . - . I w 'B N - RAY HARMON General science, Biology JACK POTTER Chorus, band