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

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pg. -rf 5 WILLIAM YOUNG President Dean of Girls LESTA JOUBERT University of California, M.A. A friend and a mother to all the girls at MUHS. She is known for the understanding ways in which she helps us with the problems we bring to her. Any girl who has ever gone to her for help really appreciates our wonderful Dean of Girls. IW' 5, Ya-uv s. 5. stanr m ' - Y 5, E tt X x Q 1 Wit f , flatten We ak. ERIC NELSON Clerk ALWAYS BUSY w it -sr wi., COUNSELORS Stanley Foletta, freshmen, Noel Glasgow, sophomores, Maurine Kelly, iuniorsg Robert Johnston, seniors, Peter Kardassakis, attendance and child welfare. xx V .4 JAMES WATSON OSCAR SHEETS DICK BRANDT Dean of Boys MARK JACOBS Whittier, USC A friend to every boy who needs help . ,. Whether the problem be financial or other- wise, he is always there to smooth out the difficulties, His is not always a pleasant iob but he at- tacks it in a pleasant way, Trying to fit the program to the students . . . and the individual students to the particular course . . . plus myriad other tasks . . . a good year's work . . . if , I 'x I I a

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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

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AF ff' 0 Waist' Miss Frances Switzer, school nurse BUSINESS OFFICE Mrs, Helen Long, Mrs. Mildred Weatherford, Mrs. Myrlene Brown, Miss Marie Laurnaga, Mrs. Mary Watanabe, Mrs. Toyolco Yoshirnura . . . . This office deals with schoo finances Yuba City iun cr college, as well as MUHS, has ts finances cleared through these lades. l E LIBRARIANS Mrs. Zita Fournier, textbook clerk, is- sues books to all classes, Mrs. Anna B. Cook, head librarian, CMA., Michigan U.J teaches Library Practice in addition to operating library, Mrs. Barbara Ander- son, assistant librarian. all HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE 2 Mrs. Hope Lane, Mrs. Dorothy Johns, Mrs. Bonnie George, Mrs. dents. Julie Morrissey .... Many and sundry are this departments du- P, ties . . . handling attendance, is- ! suing a daily bulletin, working if closely with both faculty and stu-