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

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I ff, - r M 0 P. I 1 'r We t IN FINE SHAPE BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Back, Hal Hawley, athletic director, Dan Finnegan, baseball, John Stremple, JV football and varsity basketball, George Paine, JV football. Front: Ken Keithly, assistant varsity football, Lou Men- ghini, varsity football, Frank Wilkinson, tennis. Winning games, encouraging sportsmanship, applauding skill, seeking the natural athlete . . . coaching is an eventful life . . . GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION CAROL EVERETT JEAN TERHUNE CAMILLE FREEL, Department Head BARBARA O'HARA In a somewhat less robust way, MUHS girls also participate in sports . . . the above ladies X guide such participation . . . . If Y xx AGRICULTURE LOWELL ANDREWS, Agriculture I, IV. BOYD THOMPSON, Ag., Shop, Science. In a community such as Marysville, agricul- ture is vital . . . what better place to learn about agriculture, then, than in school. FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PICTURED RAY BEAL MARUXA CARGILL BARBARA DEMITRION ELVA GARMIRE ,. MARIE GREGORY NANCY WENZEL MAY HILLEBRAND MAURINE KELLY BLAIR MCLAUGHLIN MARGARET OTIS HOWARD ROTH

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in FINE ARTS FRANK WILKINSON San Jose State College, A.B. Senior Girls Choir, Concert and if Dance Bands, Beginning Band. ROBERT LINDFELDT Boys' Glee, Junior Choir, Beginning Strings. JANE POPE ROBERTS San Jose State, A.B, A Cappella, Piano, String Ensemble, Orchestra. RAYMOND COSTA California College Arts and Crafts, Spec. Sec. Crafts, Ceramics. ALBERT ATTWELL Montana State College, M.A. Art l, ll, IV. S1 SOCIAL STUDIES Bottom STANLEY EOLETTA-U. of California, A.B., Social Studies. I DELMAR SEAWRIGHT-U. of Pittsburg, M.A., U.S. History, World History. KENNETH KEITHLY-Chico State College, Gen. Sec., World History, Soc. Studies. Standing JAMES AUSTIN-U.S.C., A.B., Social Studies. RANDOLPH SCHNABEL-Chico State College, A.B,, U.S. History, Sociology. CARL WAGNER-U. of Illinois, M.A., Civics, Economics, U, S. History. GEORGE O HARA-U. of California, AB., Social Studies, World History. LESTA JOUBERT-U. of California, M.A., Social Studies. GEORGE MCDOUGAL-Chico State College, A.B., Student Body Leaders Class. THEODORE SWIFT-U. of California, A.B., World History, Social Studies. ALBERT REKOW-U. of Nevada, Gen. Sec., Civics, Economics, Public Speaking.

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ri-M1 -- CAFETERIA Jo Gavin Kay Young Alberta Blevins, Manager Elizabeth Wiget Mollie Barrett Quality foods in sizable por- ' tions . . . five days per week . . 89 ii every week of the school year . . . s X X w V L XX as 1 Q W A if 1 ,Q ,K Yr N Q CUSTODIANS Kneeling: 'fx 1' 74 Qi -in Bill Pattison James Myers Lester Osborne e Clarence Daniel Grady Smith Charles Portwood Ralph Palm Al Jaynes The departure of students and teachers at the end of the day is a signal for these men to step into the breach . . . a clean floor, shining lights, warm rooms . . . I fx X 1 ,Y 7 - GARAGE , f 'X if we Harold McDowell V A , Q Charles Vermillion l l l Q Rll Ralph Jordan ,hi . 5 l John Leeper R f it A school without buses and drivers to transport students to it V S' . l Q would be a lonely place . . . K ' 10 X? wiv 55,1 i ' 1