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

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nk tops! Knights of Columbus Boys' State ,H M t i sentative. Meadows tied for first place in the Knights of Speech Contest. Native Sons Contest f '- Candy Hersey was Marysville's contestant in the Native Contest. Crocker Award Mettz won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- Award. Rosanna Nelson Tom Shirley was chosen as this year's Boys' State repre- Ed Mach was chosen as Boys State alternate Natlona Merit Semi-Finalist Evan Hillebrand Diana Martin

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Bank of America Awards Bank of America Awards winners, Front row: Janet Mettz, Sarnpley, Foreign Language, Dwaine Fitch, Agriculture, Vocational Arts, Barbara Dilliard, Businessy Diane Dark, Evan Hillebrand, Liberal Arts: Judy Couk, Social Science, English, Susan Clements, Mathematics, Candy Hersey, Tom Hutchings, Science and Mathematics, See opposite Fine Arts. Back row: Caroline Leat, Home Economics, Judy page for Ken Thompson, Art, Diana Martin, Music. Four Way Test Marysville Seniors took the tap three honors in an essay Back row: Jeannie Warford, runner-up, Judy Quan, contest with Yuba City. Front row: Toni Byer, runner-up, runner-up, Diane Dark, lst Place. Lions Club Contest Lions Club Speech Contest contestants, Front row: Tom Hutchings, Margaret Thornhill, Ed Mach. Back row: Tifter Vrablick, Alec Dorr, Judy Quan. Evan Hillebrand, 2nd Place, Susan Clements, 3rd Place. 62 School Lea John Ross, Trade and Industrial Arts, and Laboratory Science. V. F. W. Speech Qs J . de Margaret Thornhill was winner of the Veterans of Wars Speech Contest. Sandy Dukes and Cathy Radke were also Lions COTITESTUUTS. ri

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The California Scholarship Federation is an organization based on a grade standard. Grades used are from the previous semester. An A counts three points, a B counts one point, and any D or F appearing on the Student's report card immediately disqualifies him. Physical education grades are not included. The theme of the fall initiation of C.S.F. was llKnowledge llluminates Life. The initiation was held in the north campus library and a potluck dinner followed in the cafeteria. In January there was an educational trip to C.S.F. assists students San Francisco. Members visited the famous jade collection at Gumps and later attended uThe Sound of Music. During March a group was appointed to present a brain brawl at a P.T.A. meeting. Competing were two panels of boys and two panels of girls. The freshman class was well represented at the spring initiation, which was held in the north auditorium. Included in the ceremony was the presentation of the life membership pins. To become a life member in C.5.F. a student must be a member at least four out of his semesters, and one of the semesters during his senior year. During the last semester the club was a brain brawl hosted by the Yuba City of C.S.F. All members attended, but only ofthe members participated. Club advisors are Mrs. May Hillebrand Mr. Lowell Andrews. There were thirteen C.S.F. lite members at the spring initiation in March. First row: Carol Leaf, Janet Metez, Buck Wong, Mike Navarro, Judy Ingram, Susan Clements, Judy Couk. Second row: Rosanna Nelson, Bob Nakamura, Danny Dork, Bill Landers, Evan Hillebrand, Alice Phillips. First semester C.S.F. members. First row: D. Lamon, J. Harriger, D. McBride, J. Ranchon, M. K. Wood, C. Filer, K. Lee, B. Nakamura, J. Lin, E. Fong, R. Palacio, B. Landers, B. Johnson, J. Stayton. Second row: K. Russell, P. Howard, C. Hofstatder, C. Chun, D. Nicholau, J. Wapple, K. Phillips, M. Wong, J. Quan, C. Chase, S. Clements, J Hall, M. A. Mettz, S. Rone, M. Thornhill, C. Leaf, C. Hudson, M. Hardie, Third row: W, Engler, A. Sandsor, L. Conroy, J. Couk, J. Ingram, M. Bartlett, R. Johnson, C. Hersey, D. Dork, E. Mach, T. Hutchings, B. Dillard, M Platter, P. Gee, T. Calvo, T. Anderson. Back Nelson, R. Sullinger, E. Hillebrand, T. Beal, E. Nelson, J. Arnett, J. Rollins, J. McCool, J. Mettz, J, Samply, S. Nisanger, A. Phillips. 64