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

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O Q l l 1 L l i - Q - A + Sitting: J. Escovedo, manager, G. Pitts, J. Campbell, J. Gingrich, R. Gouge, T. Hudson, A. Allread, H. Hernandez, N. Hammitt, R. Hanson, S. Carnes, C. Harrison. Kneeling: J. Palmer, manager, M. Yore, D. Crice, B. Woods, T. Campton, R. McClain, J. Collins, D. Barber, J. Lynch, R. Burt, D. Pappas, V. Hamon, M. Rubel, L. Colling. Third row: L. Martin, D. Hill, M. Davies, R. D'Arcy, L. Clanton, K. Thornsberry, R. Rohrig, J. Gottlund, R. Dier, D. Shoemaker, E. Ahart, Assistant Coach George Paine. Last row: Coach John Stremple, J. Lamont, B. Dodson, H. Cook, D. Anderson, R. Williams, J. Crawford, B. Sperbeck, M. Waller, S. Parkinson, E. Mathews, B. Bohm. PAPPOOSES WIN SIX Victorious in their last five games, the Marysville Pappooses finished the season in second place. Among their wins was a 25-6 drubbing of the league champs, San Juan. Coached by John Stremple and George Paine, the Pappooses were an alert, co- hesive club, capable of striking from any point on the field. Among the players who showed to ad- vantage were Backs Hernandez and Pitts. Some good linemen will graduate to next year's varsity. J.V.'s... . . .15 Gridley . O J.V.'s..... , . 7 Nevada l4 J.V.'s.. .. . O Oroville .. 14 J.V.'s . 25 San Juan . 6 J.V.'s ., , i9 Roseville . O J,V,'5 20 Placer .......... . O An unidentified Marysville iunior varsity back shoves one foot into J.V.'s , , ,l3 ChI'lSll6t't BT. .. .. . 12 paydirt for a touchdown against the Yuba City yearlings during the J.V.'s W i i QQ Yuba City nn ,V 7 Pappooses 20,7 victory . . . they celebrated by dunking Coach Stremple in the shower it Q 53

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S NJY2 5 , Hard charging MUHS gridders halt a fieet Oroville back. F, HiHery, 54, E. Wilkins, 66, R. Warren, 49, D. Clanton, 53, and L. Benton, 55, are pictured, Alert defensive play made Oroville hustle. fff f'l . v,,..S, SIERRA EOOTHILL LEAGUE STANDINGS A ff ss 5 as gooc as a fr ,e . an an denrrfred Nrc an gr cder reaches vanly for an end zore 5 55 5 x vrqweg off rh end of hrs fin er

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THE 1955 BIG-LITTLE GAME! MARYSVILLE 4I - YUBA CITY O A Big-Little football game is not complete without a Queen . . . so on Nov. ll, voting in its social studies classes, the MUHS student body elected Terttu Vertanen, Fin- nish exchange student, as its Queen . . . that afternoon in a stirring as-ngv-on-uw A 'sI, downtown rally, Queen Terry was formally crowned . . . pictured with her is King Lear, student body presi- dent, who handled the M.C. duties during the happy coronation cere- monies . . . S N ff-omg The night of Nov 'll 1955 was bitterly cold and very frustrating to the host Yuba City eleven entering the Big Little game a mild two touchdown favorite the Indians rampaged up and down the turf to a 41 O win John Vantress 70 at left is lust nearing the end of a I2 yard 'aunt around the YC flank in the first a in the next half Indian backs turned the game into a rout 10 ?' THE MUHS VARSITY . ., , , - , . BIG-LITTLE GAME VICTORSI Linemenz R. Warren, C. Halsted, R. Colbert, J. Byrd, J. Ellis, E. Wilkins, R. Brown. Backs: L. Benton, D. Clanton, J. Vantress, H. Cadenhead.