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

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Mr. Pedro Osu na Principal OFFICE STAFF lf is fo fhe office sfaff fhaf we owe much for fhe smoofh running of our school. To Mr. Osuna. our principal: Mr. Dawson, our vice principal: Mrs. Shumway, Miss Laurenaqa. and Mrs. Knapp we express our appreciafion. Foreword War-fime resfricfions, shorfages and priorifies have made if difficulf fo assemble fhis year looolc. Because of fhem, fhere are fewer picfures, fewer pages . . . even fewer sfudenfs. We are, however, doubly happy fhaf we can leave fhis liffle imprinf on fhe shiffing sands of fime. If in The fufure, fhis GOLD DUST recalls for all of you a few happy hours af MUHS. our efforfs will have been rewarded. -The Sfaff. Mr. Wm. R. Dawson Vice-Principal

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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