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

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...Also n GAA. girls are provided the opportunity to develop acceptable and satisfying social habits and relation- ships. Emotional sta- bility and participa- tion in sports, too, is stressed. 'N .ef bsli . i , f 1 hs. G.A.A.-First row: P. Hemstreet, M. Torn, J. Settle, M. Jacobs, L. Still, J. Dower, P, Sperbeck, M. Ow P. Hoffman. Second row: J. Quintana, A. Webber, J. Everett, B. Barnes, M. Woolsey, B. Denton, D Young, B. Peters, D. Laine, P. Ow, B. Wicker. Third row: C. Parsons, J. Lolrnaugh, C. McClain, Z. Craw ford, J. Carnahan, N. Wood, B. Patterson, E. Echert, J. Brandt, S. Looper. Fourth row: C. Nims, D Dunning, C. Coward, N. Gadberry, M. Bay, B. Richie, J. Nims, J. Newman. ASSOCIATIO 3, ,. anis Basketball action above occurred during afternoon ses- G,A,A. sion of G.A.A. in Boys' Gym . . . pst . . . the ball was Nickels, stolen by the engraver. Aaberg, Douglas, cers are -4...4ai. x . 'Lnh' OFFICERS-Front: G. Wilson, fall publicity, N tall prexy, B. fall secretary, fall treasurer, not pictured Barnes, spring secretary. Back S J. Newrnan, spring publicity, J and spring prexy. Remaining offi

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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.

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.5-X V 'Vazzzmh .faiiikf C f A afitlz' X . 8 X, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-Group I, table l: Mrs. Knappen, P. Odom, V. Crouse, C. Luker, R. Peach. Table 2: R. Wallbridge, B. Duncan, L. A. Rymer, E. McCart, M. Mathews. OW on 'lt , .7 as ei ffl s, E .ze Elvl? if Q 2, ' .if ,MO 0 QQ 4' NEW YN GROUP II-Pat Lulcer, Dorothy Delzer, Ethel Eckert, Mrs. Behr, Diana Barber. Another group of our future homemakers, this time just a bit more cheerful. F.l-l.A. did not elect officers this year, figuring that the whole group, because of its size, could work bet- ter together. Though not too large an organization, FHA. has been very active this year. The entire group prepared and served the refreshments at the faculty tea held iust before the Christmas holidays. Two of the girls also attended the annual Future Homemakers of America State Con- vention at Asilomar, which was quite a big affair. Lv I X .