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

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First row- R Phelan B Geniella R Bordsen F '-6 -af' Paul I: Denny L Murdock D S rin steen Second - A i - , - , . i - , . , ' P Q - row: M. Yore, V. Hazelhurst, P. Johnson, J. McDougal, R. Sperry, L. Barrick, T. Welch, C. Clark. Third row: P. Browning, E. Ahert, R. Brinkley, R. Simmons, K. Fitzgerald, T. Staas. Fourth row: G. Peters, D. Brusaschetti, R. Hill, E. Cassell, B, Parker, J. Quintana. in Queen Betty Fizer, FFA. Sweet- heart for T955-56, was elected by popular vote of F.F.A, card holders Betty, a sen- ior at Marysville High, plans to attend Highlands Nursing College in Oakland after graduation. She is, as described by the Muhsette, a Rye foot bundle ot energy. FUTURE FARMERS The F.F.A., one of the largest campus organizations, is composed of energetic fellows who combine work and study under the dual advisorship of Mr. Lowell Andrews, and Mr. Boyd Thompson. Their annual Parents and Sons Banquet was held Feb. 23 in the high school cafeteria. F.F.A. OFFICERS-Back: Jim Staas, vice president, Don Springsteen, treasurer, Bill Jamison, reporter. Front: Bill Bishop, Sentinel, Norman Cotter, president, Garry Morris, secretary, xl

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One aim of G,A.A., says Miss Camille Freel, girls' P.E. head, is to learn the skills and rules of games. An- other aim is to learn sound health and safety habits . . . G.A.A.-First row: A. Wiliams, A. Coward, J, Phelps, A. Fizer, B. Anderson, G, Phipps, S. Walden R. Gleason, G. Dotson, C. Coubbler. Second row: C, Gentry, A. Burkow, M. Burk, J. Bryan, M. DeGloria D. Stewart, G. Bingham, M. Gadberry, L. Baker, G. Lolmaugh, F. Baum. Third row: B. Metcalf, D. Worsham D, Dean, E. Seigler, V. Baum, C. Bell, J. Davis, K. Bell, S. Aaberg, N. Dodson, J. Wolf. Fourth row: M. Harmon, S. Clayton, J. Schmidt, S. Armstrong, J. Douglas, D. Brown, S. Parkinson, W. Rich, N. Nickels. GIRLS' ATHLETIC i I N fiis ' Pi LM, Terry Vertanen, Finnish exchange student, Mrs. Hamilton, G.A.A. members engage in a wide variety of sports. A.F.S. representative, Janet Nims, 1955 A.F.S visitor to Among them is basketball, as this photo shows, Greece, and Nelda Nickels. Fall G,A,A. prexy. enioy them- selves at the Mother-Daughter banquet held in the cafeteria.