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

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6 G derw irls' Athletic Association at Marysville ent tremendous and exciting changes G.A.A. moves in, schools provided the, girls of G.A.A. with something new and especially with a chal- the year. For the first time in many G.A.A. activities included competition other schools, in basketball, volleyball, track. Competition in all areas was on A B team levels. This competition with other lenge to their athletic skills. The A Basketball team finished the season with a fine 2 wins and l loss record. High- lighting the A team's season was a 35-l7 win of the G.A.A. B Basketball Team were Debbie Barnett, Dorothy Jones, Juanita Hankins, fstandingj over Yuba City. Although the entire team did a commendable iob, Betty Reese and Kathy Lamon were especially outstanding. The B Basketball team ended the season with no wins and two losses. Both games, however, were very close and the girls played tine basketball. i l l The G.A,A. A Basketball Team practice before a Rhea, Debbie Knouse, Brenda Harris, Beverly Crumbly, Penny Minnig, and Kathy Weldin. game with Wheatland High School. Members ofthe G.A.A. A Basketball Team were Carol Hill, Peggy Haase, Kathy Lamon, Alice Phillips, Betty Reese, Carolyn Hudson, and Melody Sargent. Missing from picture is Mary Garcia. 135 9. ' W L .i ' V iii' Tr' . ' i tt' t- it f' i i ig . if . if 'fr et' ffil 7 13 535, 1 . . 15. ,Ei kia. i.-Q. 1. . . Y ig: we

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Golfers swing this season Leading The M.U,H.S. Golfers this year were Evan Hillebrand, Chris Branscum, and John Wapple. The Golf Team, under The supervision of Mr. Bill Lee, finished The season with a fine record and expectations Tor next year look bright. The main purpose of The Golf Team is to further the skills of each player Through practice and competition. Throughout The season the Team concentrated on individual development. Although the Golf Team was not so large this year as in previous years, The efforts of the entire team made it one ot The most successful organizations on campus. Scores MUHS Opponent 6 Roseville 4 2 Oakmont l 15 Williams 4 7 Las Plumas 4 In!!! Bill Ross makes it! The i966 Golf Team consisted of lfronll Jerry Oakes, Larry Stevens, Tom Beal, lbackl Coach Bill Lee, .lohn Wapple, Bill Ross, Chris Branscum, and Evan Hillebrand. 134 Chris Branscum Takes a practice shot. Evan Hillebrand follows his shot as Chris Branscum looks on. He won. -

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Volleyball competition with other schools was carried on throughout the entire school year. Spending many hours after school and on Saturdays developing their skills, both the A and B Volleyball Teams became quite expert in the art of playing volleyball. G.A.A. hosted Yuba City and Live Oak in playdays and attended several at various schools in the area. At all contests, G.A.A. received many compliments on the good organization of its volleyball teams. The Track Team was a first in the history of Marysville's G.A.A. Sprints, 220, 440, and 880 Girls compete in inter-sche yard relays, 50 and 60 yard hurdles, high jumps, and broad iumps were some of the activities in which the girls could participate. This being the first year of Girls' track at Marysville the girls were all very enthusiastic. With the interest and hard work of all con- cerned it is expected that G.A.A. Track will become permanent. G.A.A. Gymnastics proved to be a favorite among the members. The girls worked hard and learned to do many things. They had planned to enter competition with other schools but were unable to do so. At the last meeting intra-school competition was The girls were rated on how gracefully how well they could perform specified Karen Chew placed first in the competitions During the Creative Dance block of G.A.A. girls participating explored loco movements such as walking, running, ping, level of movement, and tempo. By ploring these areas the girls learned to their ideas, feelings, and emotions movements. A new point system for the earning of 1 jf ,'.' g V, . llefltz Members of the G.A.A. Volleyball Team were lkneelingl B. Durham, S, Dovell, M. Sargent, lstandingl Front row: B. Ferguson, S. Holmes, K. Peters, G. McKnight, M. Perez, K. Dickison, L. Thomas, B. Reese, M, Roberts, N. Griffin, B. Harris, V. Cox, S. McNeal. Second row: K. Weldin,'E. Alexander, J. Green, J. Stewart, J. Willis, K. Palm, L. Garcia, L. McFadden, S. Parker, B. K. Russel, J. Guild, K. Lamon, and T. Nisonger. lrighilz Members ofthe G.A.A. Track Team get ready to compete Flores, B. Bean, M. Platter, B. Crumbly, J. Carter, D. Barnett, L. Garcia. Third row: A. Phillips, M. Ricker, P. Ledyard, L. Hughes, M. Garcia, J. Mullin, B. Lowe, M. Dovell, C. Anderson, C. Raeo, R. Falk, D. Dovell, B. Williams, R. Polmanteer, A. Wardlow, K. Sawyer, S. in 440 yard relay during track meet with Gridley Alicia. Dovell, C. Hill, B. Wong, D. Rice. Last row: K. Reis, B. Tipton, S. Williams, B. Weddle, G. Bramer, P. Greenholgh, P. Minnig, L. Smith, P. M, Bartlett, K. Lamon, V. Travis, R. Defoe, W. Sparlin. 136