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

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Future e Future Farmers ot America, is a national anization ot, by, cmd tor boys studying cational agriculture in high school. lt is signed to encourage development of vo- tional skills as well as to provide opportuni- s for public speaking, problem solving, pictured in front row: Dennis Drumwright, nderson, Paul de Forest, David Royer, Barbara and Mike McCormack. Second row: David Farmers dig that stuff FFA officers organize group: Dwaine Fitch, Treasurer, Gary Henry, President, Mike McCormack, Sentinel, Back financing proiects, and participating in com- munity proiects. FFA was re-activated in Marysville Union High School this year and members have been both active and enthusiastic. Among their proiects row: Charles Jones, Reporter, Jerry Conn, Vice-President, Ken Schriner, Secretary. were a Christmas card sale, a trip to Davis, another to San Luis Obispo, an FFA Barbecue, and a Student-Parent Banquet at the end ot the year. Slack, Dwaine Fitch, Bob Jones, John Jones, Gary Henry, Adviser, Charles Jones, Tim Rabern, Ken Schriner, and Mr. and Dan Van Tress. Bock row: Mr. James Mitchell, Ernest Thompson, Adviser. 75

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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

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Science Club participates in Science Fair Science Club set a precedent this year by traveling to the Ames Research Laboratory in San Jose. Those students who attended spent the night in San Francisco and the following day returned to Marysville. Field trips were a major part of Science Club's activities throughout the year. The members toured Beale Air Force Base, hiked through the forest at Feather Falls, and went to the planetarium in San Francisco. Research, however, was not forgotten during the year's activities. Science Club participated in the Yuba County Science I 1 .visa 'K wie.. Exhibit and traveled to Sacramento for Science Fair. At both expositions the Club fine showings. Advisors for Science Club year were Miss Nancy Mqfuskq and Mr. Kingsley. Right: John Arnett, Bruce Collier, Ken Thompson, and Bob Miknus perform a laboratory experiment. Left: Science Club officers for the year were Ken Thompson, President, Jean Warford, Secretary, Bob Miknus, Vice-President, and Margaret Thornhill, Treasurer. First row: B. Collier, T. Beal, T. Hutchings, D. Dork, T. L. Morrison, W. Toulou, J. Arnett, R. Pynchen, N. Schafer, K, Bledsoe, C, Filer, Back raw: M. Thornhill, L. Myers Johnson, P. Stage, B. Miknus, A. Darr, J. Holmes. Second B. Schroder. Third row: D. Tindel, S. Hilliard, D. Carey, C. Wofford, M, Campbell, L. Daoust, D. Wilcox, C. row: C. Leri, K. Thompson, J. Polney, A. Jacobs, T. Calvo, Burks, K. Barrie, G. Cockrell, S. Clements, J. Woodward, Scum, E, Hillehrgnd, F 76