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

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- . ... mmgeeieu Dedicatee Mr. John Perkins John Perkins, Marysville High's Senior has devoted tour years of service in students toward a meaningful present a promising future. For two years, Mr. served as assistant Freshman Football in addition to his regular duties as an orientation teacher and Freshman counselor. In the past four years, he has also counseled the Class of l966. Mr. Perkins has done much for the student body by helping to build the character and personalities of his studentsg his unfailing contributions to each individual's 19 welfare has made him a favorite among Marysville students. Dedicating the Toma- hawk to him is our small way of thanking Mr. Perkins for his outstanding work and never- ending efforts in behalf of his students.

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Mr. Mervin Akin, Mr. .lohn Perkins, Mr. Efton Pritchard, and Mrs. Colien Day check the finance report, while below Mr. Lawrence Dean, Mr. William Dempsey, Mr. David Tingley, and Mr. Charles Finlay engage in a bull session on the new report card system. Mr. Lewis Korstenson and Mr. Otis Croy listen to another speaker. Mr. Albert Rekow and Mr. Royce Dunn discuss the new scholarships as Miss Avis Naysmith refills her cup of coffee. N is California Teachers Association cope with problem Since its beginning in 'l947, the Marysvill Teachers Organization has represented th ever progressing factors of education. Th faculty club is one branch of the Californi Teachers Association, whose service has ex panded to include the many innovations tha affect public schools in our complicated soci ety. The officers this year are Mr. John Perkins President, Mr. Efton Pritchard, Vice-President Mrs. Colien Day, Secretary, and Mr. Mervi Akin, Treasurer, and Representative to th North California Section is Mrs. Marie Pri chett. Membership is voluntary and presently th local chapter has a roster of more than 8 members. The purpose of the club is to arous the interest of its members and the students i order to benefit the community as a whole. Among the many programs that were dis cussed by the club, concerns the newly ap proved ioint district unification project. Th obiect of the proposal is to instigate a distric wide teachers organization. Another proiec that had been proposed dealt with scholarshi grants, among which contributions were mad to the Lesta Joubert Scholarship fund and tw scholarships in memory of Mr. Rayman Skubal and Mrs. Bernice Dillon. Also besides its active participation in th academic field, the faculty club enjoyed sev eral social events, such as the party at th beginning of the year to welcome new teach ers, and after the Big-Little Games. The Cali fornia Teachers Association is an importan thread that twines our school life and reas sures us that its fiber is strong.

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Administration and Board To the Class of June 1966: llYou will be entering a world in which confused thinking on such vital items as ethics, values, knowledge, and integrityl have led to the establishment of a power structure which touches the life of every individual. lt is my hope that your years i high school have helped to give you th tools with the fiction. Only you as an individual can develop th courage and wisdom to cope with th problems in lite. For this you will need th help of God. My best wishes for a constructive, useful lit go with you. Lesta H. Joubert Principal Principal Miss Lesta H. .loubert O Mr. Dale Winston, Business Manager: Mr. Brantly Nelson, Mr. James Lomon, Mr. John Pennebaker, Dr. Charle 20