Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

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Kr N W E Qyfffce Staff There are twenty girls in this office force. The:e include both for the lunior High and Principals office. This is an unorganized group and are under the supervision of Miss Laura Boeshar. A few of the girls are working under the N, Y. A. while the rest are working for office experience, doing general office work. Next year if possible they plan to have an organization of their own. Office girls for this year are: Marion Matson, Ellen Torie, Carol Tegel- berg, Maxine Hawley, Geraldine Gonhue, Eileen Nelson, Florence Cameron, Mary Lewis, lean Hill, Eloise Dudelc, Evelyn Nelson, Lucille Hartzell, lrene Rasmussen, Dorothy Lamparter, Vera Buttke, Patsy Wagner, Helene Wetzel, lune Wells, Mary Oates, Helen Stanton, Mildred Nelson, lean Hoskins, Betty Trimble, Betty Fagerland.

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- All B0ys'6'M', Cltlzxh T The Boys' UM Club of Marysville l-ligh School is an honorary club. To be- come a member of this club, one must earn a definite number of quarters foot- ball, basketball, and track, or earn a certain amount of points in track. Mana- gers are also admitted to the club. The new members must go through a rugged initiation in the Spring. The UM Club presents the annual smoker each year which is always a big success. Some of the other activities of the Club this year included assemblies, a dance, and initiation parties. Our officers for this year: Bunk Holmes, Presidentg Lyle Kinney, Secre- Girls ' MMU Club This has been the most successful and interesting year for the girls of the Girls' Club. The traditional activities of the club were maintained and new ones were added. The Fall and Spring hiking seasons were greatly enjoyed. tary. The Mother and Daughter Banquet held in April was a new highlight in development of the club. There are twenty-six girls in this club and it is growing rapidly. Officers for this year are: Peggy Bartlett, Presidentg Dorothy Cfallaugher, Secretary.

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O1'chest1'a and Band The Orchestra and Band, under Mr. Clarence Thue's direction, has protracted its good record during the past year by its high quality of playing, which has been highly appreciated. The members have Worked diligently, and have shown their abilitylin rendering both popular and classical selections. Students Who are musically inclined have had better opportunities to study music at school., Musical organizations in the Marysville high school have been made outstanding during the past year, and are entitled to high praise by all audiences. Much effort has been put forth on the part of the members. The Orchestra meets on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays fifth period, While the Band meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays fifth period.