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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTORY SECTION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES STUDENT ADMINISTRATION ARTS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS Editor-in-Chief. CHRISTINE PLATT Advisor, GERALD GARBARINI

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EDITOR'S MESSAGE This is the 1956 TOMAHAWK. In it we have tried to picture the life at MUHS during 175 days of school. Many details have been omit- ted, but I hope this book will serve as an out- line to the memories of 1955-1956. I would now like to give credit to a few people who have done so much to make the book what it is. First, the advisor, Mr. Gerald Garbarini. I know that without his hard work and diligence, that I would still be sitting up in room 202, slaving away. Next come our sales managers, Shirley Aaberg, ads, Vava Gottlund, books. They each had good staffs that really got in and made the money neces- sary for production. The art editor, Marilyn Johnson, did most of the art work you see here and there, while Bonnie Romness and Betty Fizer helped throughout the year on varied parts. Cf course, we can't forget our photographers, Don Adams and Tom Couts. Their job was essential to this yearbook. I hope you enjoy the TOMAHAWK that we have put together for you. Read every word and look at every picture if you can and then I think that you will agree with me and the theme, It's a Great Life at Marysville Union High School. Editor I i CHRISTINE PLATT MR BLAIR MCLAUGHLIN DON ADAMS TOM COUTS

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' , I, by-4, V HJ . A... -i' X, iL--, , PEDRO OSUNA District Superintendent Stanford MA It IS my hope that your schoollng has led you to a better understandlng of your community and nation to a system of worthy :deals to a command of the fundamental skulls and to an acceptance of the duties and responslbllltues of cltlzenshlp In a democratic republic To the graduates particularly I want to extend on behalf of the faculty and the board of educatlon our best wnshes We feel confident that you wlll carry forward the American dream of a better lnfe for all based upon mutual respect equal opportunuty clvll liberty lndrvlclual lnltlatlve operation and the use of reason ADMINISTRATICN WILLIAM R DAWSON Prrncrpal Stanford MA Mega? M... I-Eff Goodb e Seniors Con ratulatlons on your graduation 'M- it Y Q You have successfully completed the requirements Now at IS up to you to be good cltlzens and carry on the great tradltlons of America The freshmen sopomores and rumors that you leave b Lund are stall rn the process of learning We hope they can do as good a lob as you have done .,Q,0wa. WM v-..,hJ , I . Q I ' I ' ' . I 4 4 ' I H - - M. r bfi 55 55 I' . ' . . . . . I ,7, I ll ' 1 I I I I I Co' ' II f .7 I f . if - ' I K. ,vt ' '1 in i f f KL' fssfi., 2, 1 qc' -, .wg ' I ' I nw ' Il ' ' ' Af YI. f I ' ' - ' r ,I . f I I x ll I ' - 1 , 1 4 . x O