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

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lub give chance for intensive study forthe club IS year's officers are Jimmy Reese, President, n Ross, Vice President, and Dale Hull, retary and Treasurer. Arts Club was organized for the of giving the students enrolled Arts and also those not enrolled but In the field a chance to have social together Included In the activities a trip to the Annual Spring Fair held In nento and a local barbecue mpsey who teaches Industrial Arts is Jim Reese, President of Industrial Arts was a great asset to the Club. Front row: Doug Dick, Wally Bird, John Ross, Jimmy Reese, Bruce Schroder. Back raw: Junior Berry, Mike Landerman, Larry Harrison, Dole Hill, David Keeth. 73

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Art Club and Industrial Art Art Club is designed to give the especially inTeresTed student a chance To further his knowledge in The design, history, and purpose of art. These students work to promote art as o hobby or possibly even a career. Art Club members made posTers for The homemoking department and for the Drama Club presentation of Caine Mutiny Court Martial, Twelve Angry Women, and Bye Bye Birdie. Mr. Reed also directed The Table decorations forthe Sports Banquet held in March. This Club has grown very much from Thirteen members To forty members This year. Mr. Norman Reed and Mr. Frank Woltien are advisors Tor Art Club. Darlene Fitch, Leslie McDaniel, Rosemary DePauk work on posters for Rosemary DePauk, President of Art the April presentation ol Bye Bye Birdie. Club has worked hard to get the club going. First row: Sandy Cooper, Connie Griffith, Beverly Ruddell, cella Campbell, Kathy Berrie, Sandy Sperbeck, Gail Wilcox, Leslie McDaniel, Tony Stevenson, Joe Lewis, Mi Jeanette Polney, Ken Thompson, Frankie Colt, Jerrie Cockrell, Beth Watson, Laura Lolmaugh, Peggy Swear- O'Leary, Pat Strange, Debbie Leri, John Wapple, Bil Hartmen, Bonnie Johnson, Paffie Kay, Janet Caplinger. ingen, Rosemary DePauk, Roxie Thome, Candy Souza, Mitchell. Second row: Kathy Helfington, Judy Woodward, Mar- Linda Limer. Third row: Darlene Fitch, Diana Carey, Diana 72

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FLAC dice , Ave, mes amis-unsere Freunde. FLAC stands for the Foreign Language Ap- preciation Club, newly organized this year at Marysville Union High School. Rather than having separate clubs for students ot Spanish, French, German, and Latin, students ioin in one appreciation club and have made it one of the most active on campus. The members have visited the foreign lega- tions in San Francisco and went to hear the Vienna Boys' Choir in Sacramento. They have had doughnut sales and car washes to boost their treasury for such trips. Last Christmas FLAC held an International Christmas party where refreshments were made from recipes from foreign lands, and the entertainment included carols sung in ditter languages. Supervising the activities of the club are M Marie Prichett, Mrs. Marie Van Doren, a Mr. Myron Stone. 74