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

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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? ,.

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Future Homemakers of America Preserve home traditions Marcella Campbell and Lexi Daoust check items at the Colusa Food Fair, as Dave Davis and a visitor give helpful hints. Right: F,H.A. officers are : Ruth Anne Johnson, Treasurerg Nancy Shinkle, Historian, Lolly Allenbaugh, Song Leader, Shirley Williams, Secretary, Lavette Thomas, Recreation Chairman, and Toni Byer, President. Brazil, this year's president of F.H.A. III, scheduled many events for this s activities. Among these activities was 'attendance at the first annual equipment produce show at Colusa. Marysville High the only school that appeared in the row , Ruby Wilden, Varetta Cox, McNeal, Carolyn Gilmore, Mary Perez, Lorenza Cora Wilson, Cynthia Metcalf, Virginia Ramos, Allenbaugh, Ricki Buckley, Linda Oaks, Lavette Paula Brizil. Second row: Mrs. Florence Kugel- Sunsweet Prune Magazine. Also scheduled for the year was their Section Ill meeting, which was presided over by Paula Brazil. The theme of the meeting was l'Stepping Stones to Indiv- idual Achievement, and twenty-one schools attended with 250 girls. Although there were man, Assist, Adviser, Darlene Browning, Brenda Belcher, Barbara Hodges, Janet Carter, Valeri Davidson, Wendy Triplett, Roberta Hancock, Sharon Phelan, Karen Dickison, Davette Dovell, Brenda Williams, Nancy Shinkle, Ruth Ann Johnson, Diana Casey, Mrs. Valinoti. Back row: Judy many proiects that took place this year in F.H.A., they are planning on having many more interesting ones for next year, which will be headed by Annette Wald, the Section Ill Historian. Wilson, Sharon Parker, Brenda Tipton, Kiki Gust, Nancy Cater, Diana Knouse, Antoinette Wald, Cathy Rorie, Barbara Dork, Shirley Williams, Linda Dixon, Delsie Allen, Toni Byer, Astrid Sandsor. B1