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

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Para Medics promote health 3 .,--1... .. Para Medics officers were: Janice Carter, Historian, Lindo Coots, Secretary, Susan Paul, Treasurer, Dennis Hanson, President, Sandy Dukes, Publicity Manager. Front row: D. Hanson, M. Schmidt, K. Heffington, T. Kouk, J. Carter, K. Stone, C. Lopez, F. Palpallotoc, S Dovell, D. Fritz, C, Reed, B, Wong, K. Bledsoe, L. Garnett, P. Longwill, J. Bernord, S. Willoughby, B. Crofton, J. Woodward, P. Greenhalgh. Second row: M. Basharn, B. Gray, K. O'Brien, B. Watson, L Lolmough, J. Hurlbert, N Dixon, D. Hunt, M. McConnell, D. Dovell, M. Haskell, L. Coots, R. Metowske, D. Nicholau, D. Wood, K. Bremer, D. Carey. Third row: M. Burroughs, J. Carnahar, C. Spence, D, Elliot, B. Hodges, H, Chase, T. Matthews, S. Auld, C. Geta, B. Croy, I. Todd. Fourth row: M, Doty, J. Caplin- ger, K. Young, L. Myers, T. Nisonger, J. Wilson, C. To stimulate and promote understanding i various fields and careers of health is th purpose of the Para Medics Club. The clu members visited hospitals, viewed and too notes on films, heard speeches, donated to th polio foundation, bought equipment for lab and contributed to the March of Dimes. Pins are awarded on the basis of hours service to the club. Stevens, S. Clements, G. Cockrell, D. Dees, D. Jones, Dukes, T. Beal, C. Filer. Bark row: D. Boysol, P. Rodg D. Leri, M. Londerman, J. Reis, M. Campbell, L. Dooust, Buckley, C. Branscum, D. Tindel, S. Paul, T. Anderson, Nisonger, T. Johnson, D. Wilcox, 78

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F.T.A. i .A. is an organization for students who are erested in a teaching career. This year The b added many new activities to its schedule. rly in the year the members attended the st Annual Future Teachers' Conference at cramento State College. Another first for club was The Tutoring program instituted thin the high school. F.T.A. members, during ir study hall period or after school, gave atever assistance they could to students o were behind in their school work. During tional Teachers Week the members spent a y student teaching at the surrounding ele- ntary schools. A candy apple sale in the ing was the big money-making proiect of year. For the second year F.T.A. awarded annual scholarship To The most deserving ior of The club. Although a small club, .A. proved To be one of the most active anizations on campus. Advisors for F.T.A. year were Mrs. Carol Lewis and Miss nstitutes tutoring program Huggins. row: J. Woodward, S. Dovell, P. Rodgers, S. Rane, L. P. Greenhalgh, J. Quan. Second row: D. Carey, L. k..'yw'T -,,,, a F.T.A. officers forthe year were, front row, Jeannie Quan, rison, Treasurerg back row, Linda Myers, Reporter, Alice Vice-President, Margaret Thornhill, Secretary, Linda Mor- Phillips, Historian, and Peggy House, Pf9Sld9fTl- Morrison, P, Haase, C. Spence, M. Thornhill, A. Darr, J. Auld, T. Matthews, A- PhllllP5- lngram. Third row: D. Wilcox, L. Myers, W. Triplett, S. 77

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Junior Red Cross serves Junior Red Cross is a small but an active oup. Mr. Pritchard advises the twenty mbers, and Mrs. Ruzic is the chairman tor district. main purpose ot the organization is to good will and understanding on-lookers in the back. throughout the world. lt is to teach the volun- teers howto care for the sick and injured and what to do in case at an emergency. The Red Cross volunteers work in the Yuba General Hospital after school and on week- ends. Some at the activities include making V are: Erlinda Garcia, Carolyn Gilmore, Mary Perez, on the right are Mary and Inez Gonzales. Standing are: Janice Lacy, Cathy Rarie and Lorenzo The two men are administering first aid ta Ray Alvarado and Chris Johnson General Hospital. beds, answering the switchboard, passing out trays and refreshments, running errands tor the hospital personnel, washing down the units, and making the patients as comfortable as possible. The volunteers also gave a Christmas party tor the patients in the hospi- tal. .gr .rl 47 Mary Garcia and Ruby Wilden are looking at the beautiful landscape ot the Yuba row: Inez Gonzales, Mary Bower, Carolyn Gilmore, Lorenzo Perez. Second row: Chris Johnson, Judy Reis, Barbara Parker, Virginia Bower, Erlinda Garcia, Ray Robles, Linda Oakes, Cath Rarie Mar Perez, Rita Wri ht Mar Garcia Janice Lac Billie Brown, Alvarado. Y 1 Y 91 Y I Y' i+ti m fm is 79 iff? it? ,.