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

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A Nancy Howard Vincent Howard ' Tina Jones Cindy Hudson Mervin Hunt Kevin Johnson Tony Jow 'ff 4 , Vi' Many of the students were concerned about the educational system of MHS. Students believed a perfect school system had enough vocational classes for students trying to find a iob as well as advanced placement classes for those planning on college. Because of the Radio!TV ROP class, several students have gotten good paying jobs at Radio!TV stations, commented Erin Carnahan. One student felt that there was room for improvement in everything. I think the school needs more advanced classes such as Advanced Placement English. They should offer a semester class on math review like College Board Review to help prepare for the SAT test. Others felt that the educational! system may have needed improvement, but it was still up to the student to get the most out of the system. I think this education would help anyone if they wanted it to, of if they tried, commented Jeannie Cameron. Seniors felt that raising the graduation requirements wouIdn't be much of an incentive to study for those that didn't care. One senior said, I don't think the requirements should be raised. If a student does not want to learn, raising the requirements would be unfair to students who take worthwhile classes. Seniors, unlike some of the underclassmen, began to realize what a good school system was. Unfortunately, by the time seniors had enough influence to change the system, graduation time would come along. seniors il

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Dean Handy Kevin Harley Cindy Harmon Georgene Harvey Susan Harvey Sarah Hastings Lon Hatamiya Chris Hauser Vanila Helm Mike Hernandez Ricky Hicks Robert Hicks Debra Hill Vicki Hill Bonnie Hobbs Lori Holzbacher Kathy Horsley Q Q seniors V f9'- an i , it 1 .. s we .y,e i,,sssiA Q L' ,..- J , is 1 'ii l'i .C ..,,,, ' isys In the school library, Head Librarian Bob Hulbert helps Carolyn Abernathy cram for ci next period test. N

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Lynette Kadoi A Allen Kester Vernon Kingsbury Yvonne Kinyon C F , .,,, VA 41,5 A Z v : kk '::A it - ' 'W W W, -iz saws-fi Wt 1 bf f 4 4 W . is .Wx if X I f My 8 . 4 ffw V if if ,gk ., .. W 4 Z r ff H vp P' f 2 4 ,L Q an ' K. , tiii Cathy Kitchen Sherry Klocker Diane Lamon Eddie Landis When thinking of the past three years, seniors realized how their social life had improved. Students seemed to have more freedom to do the things they wanted to do. Having a driver's license, the use of a car, and a part-time iob for a little pocket money gave the students the needed resources to have fun. Knowing the teachers and the system, well-adjusted seniors could relax and enioy themselves. When asked about her social life, Barbara Cepeda answered, Yes, my social life has improved. After being here for three years, you get to know everyone, and you're more adiusted to the 'high school' environment. Many students felt that their parents were more lenient this year because the students were older. l'm older. My parents allow me to do more, commented one student. Although there were more things to do outside the home, most students found time to spend with their family. Lori Arostegui commented, I don't get to spend much time at home because of school and sports, and usually the only time the whole family is home is on holidays. Hnvolived seniors this year looked forward to doing all the things seniors have traditionally done in the past. The Seniors showed leadership abilities as well as school spirit while they had fun participating in all the activities. C 2 seniors X 1 -I J Y fi M Q ,ss . .if ...,. fi . . X. ' if A 15 S FN wav we