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

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ifness Mr. McCorron puts his third period class through the rigors of colisfhenics. Four members of our P.E. siciff fh' M IS year are r. McCorron, Mr. Wesimorelund, Mr. Oversfreel, and Mr, Zember. Mr. Overstreet is 0 new addition to the focuhy ihis year Rivera ond Larry Ellis demonsfrote their technique for Pl99Y'l30Clf -0 fel0Y VUC9- Mr,Crowhurs1cnd Mr. Paine discuss the new theme for Boys P.E. rhis year: The Future Belongs to the Fit. li Jiri F 3' F, rig? 47 Wag! if fm M011 5 J

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Fron Roush, Sherrie Arnold, Leslie McDaniels, and Jennie Oliver warm up as Abel Moreno prepares to bowl a strike. The theme The Future Belongs to the Fit is demonstrated by Terry Eilers, Mike Pederson, Dennis Lizardo, and Larr Boys build Boys' Physical Education has taken on a ne look this year with new techniques and mor and better equipment such as the weigh machine and parallel bars tor muscle an body building. The theme for B.P.E. this yea at Marysville is The Future Belongs to the Fit. New additions to the teaching staff this yea are Mr. Carl Overstreet, Mr. Thoma Crowhurst, and Mr. William Lee. Mr. Georg Zember, head ot Boys' P.E. Department, wit Mr. George Paine, Mr. Joe McCarron, Mr. Te Johnson, and Mr. .lim Westmoreland make u the remainder ot the P.E. statt. y Bear as they tone their muscles for future sports. 46

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Campus offices meet expanded needs The Activities Office was installed in a wider and more convenient location in order to accommodate the needs of over two thousand students. Supervising the operation of the Activities Office is Mr. Donald King and as- sisting him is Mrs. Hazel Nicholau. This de- partment helps to supply props for rallies and assemblies as well as individual classes and clubs. Another important department is the Health Office, where students ill at school are able to rely on immediate assistance from school nurse, Mrs. Marie Kasier and assistant Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence and Dr. Howard Billings, school physician. The Business Offices on both campuses have added new secretaries to fulfill the complex, commercial side of school life. Mrs. Marie Kasier and Mrs. Dorothy Lawrence discuss new additions to the Health Department. Mrs. Hazel Nicholau gives Ingrid Wismann cough drops, and Charlotte York wait. Right: Mr. Donald King totals TOMAHAWK receipts while Sharon Massey, J. T. Montgomery, Cindy Johnson, Left: Mrs. Susie Highfill, Mrs. Ruby Henry, and Mrs. Jill Center. Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. Barbara Wilde, and Right Mrs Mary Ellen Ledyard and Mrs Grace Ruth Vrablick review the business handled at the North Cam- seated, Mrs. Elaine Coker discuss the new office equip busily in the office pus Business Office. ment.