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

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7 Bus Drivers, Cafeteria Staff, an provide go, go-power WW The wo en custodians at M,U.H.S. are Zelma Bradford, Ann Campbell, Lucille Gideon, Isa Sherbourne, Nona Wilson, Irene DeWitt, Emma Young, Ruth McMasters, and Lela Hagerman. sl The south campus cafeteria staff consists of Mrs. Shirley Smythe, Mr. Alberta Young, Mrs. Vera Bull, Mr. Frank Noto, Mrs. Ruth Theme, and Mrs. Agnes Barrie. Providing lunches for the north campus are Mrs. Mary Cohiles, Mrs. Alberta Gildersleeve, Mrs. Rosa Thomsen, Mrs. Ruth Aubrey, and Mrs. Cleta McGrath. X. 50 . Wx clea The cafeteria staff is kept extremely bus serving the students and faculty at break an a double session lunch hour. Nevertheles they have kept meals nutritious and deliciou The cafeterias are run on a non profit basi Under the supervision of Mrs. Alberta Gi dersleeve, the cafeteria staff serves over 2,00 people. Some students help the staff wit serving and cleaning in the cafeteria. ln r turn, they receive free lunches. There ar eleven members on the cafeteria staff. The increase in students has created a bi problem for the transportation departmen There are approximately twenty-five buse including nine new buses added this yea They must carry between l,8OO and 2,00 students to and from school each day. Leaving at 5:30 p.m., activity buses transpo. two-hundred or more students who stay f activities held after school.

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ew books. to the libraries. need more space. head librarian this year was again T Dorothy Otto. Mrs. Otto s mam as Head Librarian are to order the to classify them, and to take care both campus libraries. The other assis- Librarians forthe North Campus are Tommie La Bonte and forthe South Mrs. June Yount. They are pri- concerned with secretarial work, Mrs. Yount types out all the cards for order to meet the school's growth, new which include one thousand new several new magazines and the of newspapers, have been ad Otto stated that a way of improving library would be to merge the two into one large complex in the Campus, and the libraries consider main goal is to double the number books. Their real problem now is that Libraries open wider horizons Mrs. Dorothy Otto and Mrs. June Yount examine c set of American History Volumes Mrs. Myrlene Brown finishes CJ text book cord, as Ester Ng waits while Mrs. Tommie La Bonte stamps her card. ,..-v 49

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l ustodians nd a weep! M.U.H.S. Cusfodians: Oris Devine, Joe Nakamura, Lester Flatt, Bill Ransom, and Jim Jones. sudden expansion of our high school year put an extra heavy load upon our Even with this added work, they have kept the grounds and clean and sparkling, With twen- hundred students on campus there always something forthe custodians to nlock doors, find ladders, bring out or provide assorted equipment. The being the remarkable people they are, were always there to help, d we of Marysville Union High School preciated it. M.U.H.S. Custodians: Al Jaynes, Sheron Wright, Roy Peters, Everett Foster, Terry Barney, Larry Campbell, Roy Baker, William McCloud, Chief Van Hoose, Bill Frazer, and Howard Beaver. Drivers lOl' M-U-H-S.: Verle Williumf, Child V9fmllliOl'l, Second row: Tom Oiphant, John Collier, Raymond Stan- Oma Clark, Waymon Gobs, Mildred Hicks, Third row: C0 l50f1f TEFVY EdWUl'd5, D9f'niS P0FkSI', Jim Flvffy, dridge, Ester Cornilius, Betty Trama, Edward McGowan, Walter Fincher, Bill Watson, Russel Neil, .lean Ryle. S . ,W 51