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

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' A ixcimcis MUHSETTE inf T JOURNALISM STAFF-Back row: D. Reifsnider, Newman, P. Luke. Second row: C. Borzilleri, M. Carey, Z. Crawford. First row: J. Feerick, J. Sheldon, D. Hamilton. Editor Vava Gottlund discusses a coming is- sue of the Muhsette with Wanderings column- ist Bonnie Romness . Q .. S. Herbert, S. Gadbois, B. Romness, V. Muhsette staff members deal with, publish news for, and occasionally com- ment on their public . . . they also learn the meaning of a deadline . . . Pat Luker and Zetta Crawford, staff reporters, converge on Mr, Garbarini, advisor, for an exchange of opinion about a past Muhsette edition . . . 'rf' '. li..-J

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PRODUCTS D. Delzer, D. El- ledge, R. White and F. Bolling display vari- ous products pre- pared in class. . . in Art, students co- ordinate hands and eyes and ideas to produce school pos- ter, and engage in work on the design- ing of the TOMA- HAWK cover. . . MR. ATTWELL Mr. Attwell, art advisor, instructs, encourages, and often admires. PRODUCTION First row: D. Duggan, C. Williams, V. Roper. Second row: M. Johnson, B. Ramsey, D. Laine. .... 1 These students work independently on assigned proiects . . .many mistakes are avoided by dis- cussing their work and acting on sug- gestions and criti- cisms of fellow students . . .

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5, TOMAHA 5 omahowk STAFF MR, GARBARINI CHRIS PLATT Advisor Editor A yearbook might be thought of as a pool of water, reflecting on its pages the events and personalities of a school year, athletic encounters, scholastic endeavors, rallies, clubs, the coming and going of school buses, even noon lunch on the lawn in the sun. All these events-and more-and those who participate in them make up the contents of a yearbook. For a yearbook is a history, and the 1956 Tomahawk staffers have attempted to make this book a clear and a complete history . . . Money E Wizards Sales Staff 1--1 The financial wizards of the 1956 Toma- hawk were Shirley Aaberg, Ruth Shell and Vava Gottlund. Shirley and Ruth sold nine pages of downtown ads to equal the 1954 record. Vava, heading the yearbook sales department, was instrumental in the sell- ing of 847 of this year's books . . . below is Vava's staff. First row. D. Reifsnider, M. Tom, C. Gentry, C. Parsons, M. Harmon. Second row: A. Burnett, V. Gottlund, J. Chipman, R. Shell, S. Aaberg, Carolyn Parsons sold the most books and was awarded five dol- lars in cash for her effort, 09' A W, -, ...... 9 N f M, is . .. - . - v L'L1,'.,,,.- f 5 f. ' -.,,..-Q fm . ,....A fa. S' .A??:- 'D Q W fit 5 K - 05,6 vii Q . JV X 59' X if .. 'Ot . ' Yi g I S. ' L 'X 5 rl i, 13' ' , Ji f