Marysville Union High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Marysville, CA)

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MU HSETTE STAFF Af The righi we see fhe Muhseffe Sfaff in fhe ihroes of pulling our school paper 'lo bed. This group, under ihe fufelage of Harold Casiday, has pu'f ouf fhe MuhseHe for 'lhe siudenfs every fw Green and Yvonne opera+ions wiih fhe Keeler, Elhel Claire Galligan, Bill Iden, o weeks. Edifors have been Efhel Claire Bacque. Yvonne, af left is direcfing assisfance of Francelia Farrah, Marilyn Green, Jennie Oakes, Ray Bramer, Berf Alberfa Folsom, Bob Sfreif, Bob Mix, Barbara Johnson, and Glenna PoHer. GOLD DUST STAFF This is fhe group fo whom you may complain if you clon'f like +he way 'lhe Gold Dusf is ediied. Their response will be a wail abou? our noi' being able fo gel film for all fhe pidures we wanled, abou? having no flash bulbs af all, aboui shoriages of This and fha? unfil, quofe, you're lucky io ge? a book of any kind, unquole. The sfaff: J. R. Beal, adviser: Marilyn Keeler, Jean Jeffery, Efhel Claire Green, ediior, Barbara Hill, Doreen Foo, Beffy Elberi, Virginia Graham, Berl Galligan. Noi picfured are: Gilberf Williams, Forresf Jackson, and Melba Wallis. RADIO AND RECORDING Our radio broad- casling booih and recording machine have been very busy 'This year in fhe pro- duciion of programs sen? oui' fhrough The facilifies of KMYC. K. Duane Hurley and Mr. Casiday have been 'rhe sponsors. ., ., ,, ..,,.. 1 YEAR BOO

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FOOD PREPARATION g y' ii' ii' ,,,A Xie s . - '53'1iEL s.e.s,w , X y lik... s YIZW' 5 is -A fs, H3 On fhis page we have a few glimpses of work around school. Above we see Bonnie Carder, Olefa Jackson, Louise Bearden and Ardilh Harding preparing a deleclable morsel in one of lhe foods classes under fhe able direclion of Miss lrma Nisbel. Al' 'the righl LeRoy Wallis, pres.. of +he Fufure Farmers, seems fo be engrossed in his iomalo planfs. The agriculfural deparlmenl, under The supervision of Ralph Miichell, has done nolable work fhis year, having collecied many ions of scrap mefal, efc., besides lhe usual amounf of good work in fheir line. The F. F. A. is one of lhe mos? ac+ive groups we have. Below we see Oflo in fhe aulo shop, over which Lloyd McAuley holds sway. If is lo fhe shop ihaf many siudenl' and 'facully cars are 'laken fo be kepl in fop running condifion. The home making deparlmenf pre- sided over by Mrs. Weppener, is known +o lhe sludenfs as no man's land, bu+ we undersfand 'lhaf many fhings go on over here and many good and worlhy lhings are learned. The woodworking shop is anoiher of fhose unsung spols on our campus, bu? one which gives boys lraining in accuracy and dexferify wilh fools and boards. B. J. Cufler is ihe masler mechanic in ihese paris. We see be- low Forresf Jackson af work wifh a wood-furning laihe. 1 N 5 I

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HOME ECONOMICS Those siudenis who qualify for fhe C.S. F. 6 oul of 8 semesrers in iheir high school careers are awarded life mem- berships in 'l'he socieiy and fhe name of sealbearer. Efhel Claire Green and Beify Hamon, boih pasf pres., are fhe fwo mem- bers of fhe '43 class fo qualify for fhis honor. Berry is noi' piciured. QWN. -in ... ' .q'i -'- ,., QD? ' 6 ,a 1 'fr Z f .- lb: Charlering a new club in school -is fhis group of Home Economics Club officers for ihe spring and fall. Advisers are Mrs. Word and Miss Nisbef. lL. io R.l Wilma Bain, Marilyn McLain, Lois Shingle, Beafrice Phillips, PaHy Haggerfy, Rose Uriola, Miss Nisbef, Mrs. Word, Iris Boyd, Kelly Marenalris, Maxine Morfon, Inge Meyer, Alberra Folsom. Lisfening io chairman Mari- lyn Keeler's suggesiion are as- sembly commiffee members Barbara Hill, Efhel Claire Green, Doris Gianella, Jack Simmons. BeHy Bowen, and Rich Palm. Mr. Sanford is ihe facul+y adviser. This impressive looking group of brain and beaufy malre up ihe officers of C. S. F. lL. lo R., Helen Lloyd, sec.: Flora Yerlres, sec.: Doreen Foo, histug Barbara Hill, pres.: Alberia Folsom, v.-pres.: Be'Hy Elberi, v.-pres.: Sheldon Schneider, pres.: Efhel Claire Green, Berry Hamon lnor picluredl, seal bearers.