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

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strid, Risto, and Christa October the club had their installation of ir new officers with a pot-luck dinner, d Judy Ingram showed her slides of lland, and Astrid Sandsor, accompanied her American sister Judy Couk, sang k songs of Norway. ebruary Astrid Sandsor visited Concord ring exchange week and Nermir Gurbuz Turkey was with us. We got a new A.F.S. hange Risto Pohiola from Finland. He n found his place in the student body, ecially among the girls. annual candy sale was held in Febru- . The money will be needed to help to y part of the expenses of our finalist to abroad, either Judy Couk or Kris Lee. highlight of the year was the interna- al dinner. Eleven students came to our ool and spoke at assemblies and in sses. ln June, we had a bus stop in rysville with thirty-eight students from different countries who had stayed a r in Northern California. Marysville was hort stop before their thirty days' trip oss the country to Washington, D.C. rs for the club are Miss Camille Mrs. Marie Prichett, and Mr. James Rista Pohiola, foreign exchange student from Finland, takes a break after his tennis practice. B- Beier, S- Conwy, L- COOK- C- WU9 9 f B- Russell, J. Wilson, M, Schmidt, M. King, N. si-ankle, H. C- H0fSl0dlel', K-lGm0f1r B' LOWE, M- Th0rf1l1ill.J- Carter, M. Sargent, J. Reis, C. Bianchini, T. Beal, R. Ames, B- Couts- P- H0055 C- Hudmnf M' MCDOUQCII J- L. Conroy, G. Williams, A. Phillips, B. Jonnson, S. Dukes, Sandsor, M. Basham. Fifth row: Tom Hutchings, C, He,-sex' C, Chun, C, Le,-5, Buck row, C, Filer, T, C. Spence, G. Buttacavoli, S. Clements, K. Astrid Sandsor and Judy Ingram model native costumes from Norway and Holland. Anderson, R. Metouski, R. Nelson, M. Wood, E. Hille- brand, E. Ford, D. Walters, D. Limm, J. Caplinger, P. Strange, M. Hardie, D. Lamon, E. Mach, T. Shirley, R. Purviance, L. Myers, P. Sutton, P. Stage, D. Height. 67

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The officers for A.F.S. are Kayda Phillips, Vice President, Kris Lee, Secretary, Susan Conroy, Treasurer, Christa Hofstadter, foreign student from Austria, Tom Anderson, Front row: D. Nicholau, B. Wong, J. Woodward, P. Greenhalgh, L. Morrison, S. Rice, W. Triplett, C. Burns, H. Chase, D. Hughes, M. Wong, D. Nicholau, N. Dixon, F. Palpollatoc, M. Nance, S. Dovell, D. Barnes, S. Handy, P. Lambert, D. Jones, J. Berard, B. Belcher, L. Fischer. Second Historian, Astrid Sandsor, foreign exchange student from Norway, and Judy Ingram, President. row: C. Suey, K. Bramer, M. Ricker, B. Ferguson, D. Johnson, P. Gee, J. Quan, T. Calvo, G. Karsimis, P Ledyard, L. Hughes, B. Graves, L. Lee, K. Phillips,J. Couk, M. Connolly, C. Chase, D. Dovell, L. Powell, J. Reimers, P Sherman, B. Hodges, G. Cockrell, C. Michel. Third row: K. A.F.S. welcome The A.F.S. Club at Marysville is one part o a vast international organization. Th American Field Service has participant from over fifty countries who spend school year in America and also America students who go abroad for a summer or year. The Marysville A.F.S. Club throug the active participation of its members ha become an integral part of the A.F. program. The club was especially proud of Astri Sandsor of Norway who came here i September. Astrid soon became a stude body favorite and was elected as Hom coming Queen for the year. Judy Ingram, club president, was the A.F. Club's representative in the Netherlan this past summer. She came back wit great experiences which she shared wit the students. Christa Hofstadter was foreign student from Vienna, who w staying here to learn to speak and wri better English. Upon returning to Austri Christa will maior in English at the Unive sity of Vienna. Heffington, L. Finley, D. Carey, J. Carter, J. Guild, Spence, S. Cartwright, K. Johnson, M. Bartlett, C. And son, M. Dovell, J. Mullin, J. Centerwall, C. Miller, Larson, T. Babcock, K. Bramall, W. Toulou, S. Paul, Hansen, T. Oakes. Fourth row: D. Browning, S. Larson, 66

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Three plays for Drama Club 9? MH Drama Club Officers were Margaret Thornhill, Publicity Manager: Kathie Barrie, President, Aleck Darr, Sergeant ot Arms, Karen Bledsoe, Secretoryf Ken Thornpson, Treasurerg and Candy Hersey, Student Council Repre- sentative. this year Drama Club greatly extended its activities t year. With experience from the previous ye Drama club produced three fine plays. T first of these was The Caine Mutiny Co Martial featuring an all male cast. A we later an all female cast presented Twel Angry Women. The students did excelle jobs in both plays. Later in the year the Dra Club tackled a three act comedy, The Mou that Roared and scored a sensational h With the profits from the plays, the club pla to buy scenery for next year's p and hopes for a better year. erformanc l l 68