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

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It's a Great Life in DM 'Y svu D59 A110 'N 'ST Pictured in the library trying to solve some of the weighty problems of student government are Jim Pinkerton, King Lear, Jane Nelson, and Bonnie Romness. All these student leaders were at one time during the year on the executive council of MUHS. All were SB officers and worked closely with the administration and students to work out the many problems that have arisen with the new extended day program going on here at school. ln the next few pages, the duties of all the officers, and some of the tasks accomplished will be explained. Every one of our leaders deserves an old fashioned handshake from each and every one of the students here at MUHS.