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gear school for change To the Class of I966: uFew things, if any, are more important to the future of our American way of life and government than the understanding you have of the principleship by which it stands. Some of you are entering the complex world of our free enterprise system to engage in earning a livelihood. Some of you are continuing with your education. This combination of effort is a manifesta- -tion of our American way of life. It is our fervent hope that the education you have received and your individual drive will place you in good stead in the adult world. lt is yours to make of it what you will. Go forth with the understanding that you go with our very best wishes for continued success and happiness. Alvin A. Fodor District Superintendent ru District Superintendent Mr Alvin A Fodor lement, Alvin A. Fodor, District Superintendent, discuss school business
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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
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counselors of Marysville Union High Schoo vide advice in proper conduct on campu whereas the counselors discuss academic ma ters with students. In the four years of hig school, the average student has been face with many problems. Every day some of thes students are found sitting in the counselor changing or switching subjects. A counselor's iob is one of giving guidan Phil Culbertson receives a passport to leave the school grounds from Mr. Morris. Mrs. Lorente greets students at the Attendance Office with a smiling face. Mr. Lamm begins a busy day as Director of Guidance. the students find guidance for both presen and future school problems. The deans pro Deans and help cope with Through the helpful hands of the deans ana l. 1 l 3 1, l lr office, waiting impatiently to see their counse lor for advice on what to do in cases o CCT
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