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

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.:. I ,.,- .. he Science Department increases -Qc, KA' lJOA,f M ffl K JV eing taught by Mr. Kingsley who has a asters in Geology, the new Physics program or which supplies and furniture were installed st Christmas, and the Human Biology class or advanced Biology students give good xamples ofthe growth taking place. he increase in classes, students now number- g 1050, and new equipment make the Sci- nce Department a dynamic and moving force tMarysville High. Mr, John Kingsley shows natural earth formations to his students Dave Rottman, Randy Inman, Jerry Darnell, and Pat Pickler. Mr. Larry Dean supervises Jean Warlord and Bob Miknus as they perform a delicate experiment. 15

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Miss Nancy Matuska and Mrs. Vero Bryan compare notes I I ' before going ,O dass. Mr. Don King, Mr. Gerald O Donnell, ond Mr. Charles Crombie test the chemical agitator before using it in future experiments. Scope or Ever expanding, the Science Department developing new and more modern teachir' techniques. Three new teachers, Mr. Gera O'Donnell, Mr. John Kingsley, and Miss Noni Matuska form a team teaching group. At a between the three teachers, one-halt of tll proximately one hundred students altern students in a large lecture section and tl! other halt in two lab groups. Three new classe e E cience rogra' Afxjjwillfywwfy h A 1 his. I the length 24

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Mr. Francis Parks, detention hall director, and Mr, William Wheeler, look over one of this year's Pow Wow'5, Mr, Left. ln the English office, bursting out with work to be done, Mr. Royce Dunn, speech coach, Miss Margaret English undergoes change This year's English Department offered in each level of study one semester in composition and one semester in literature. Because of the increased branching out of interests, new classes of semester-length were offered. Sec- ond year classes in Drama, Journalism, and Public Speaking were added to give students extensive study in these subiects. Also offered this year for the first time were honor classes covering all four years of high school. These classes were created to meet the needs of exceptional students. The drama section grew so large in size that three productions were presented during the year. Wheeler is head of the English Department and adviser of the Drama Club. Aldridge, and Mrs. Aileen Stevens, Tomahawk adviser, classes, Mr. Theodore Johnson teaches one P.E. class, begin to work. Right: ln addition to teaching five English coaches J.V. Football, and is Ski Club Adviser. 26