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

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School Spirit Sparks Liz Ramos, Toni Mills, Aida Pauda, Karyn Stone, head Songleaderp Denise McAdams, and Laura Lolmaugh exhibit their new tall outfits. .. A great part ot the school life of a Marysville Indian is centered around the athletic events. Our teams have been cheered on by th Songleaders and Cheerleaders, who hav erupted like a fountain of energy, sprayin enthusiasm on our student body and helpin to promote school spirit everywhere. The Mascots are not to be forgotten. The have helped to further school spirit by promo ting cheering at the rallies and games. The Cheerl rs, Scngleaders, and Drill Team perform at the Big-Little Game Rally. Fx 56

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utstancling Companions Miss Tomahawk Karyn Stone l'U'94fll'w'f Jeannie Salazar Academically they have achieved above av-- erage grades throughout their four years of high school, while taking an active and ear- nest part in extra-curricular activities. To these students go special recognition for their ad- mirable achievements. The runners-up earn the title of Indian Maiden and Indian Brave. Indian Maidens Sandy Sperbeck

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oaring Loyalty Drill Team has put on performances at h rallies and games. They have shown t real work and enthusiasm can do by senting intricate routines. They have ned themselves the respect of the school the community. of the leaders of school spirit have helped omplete a well rounded year of student ivities. Varsity Cheerleaders Frannie Hust, Debbie Halleck, Denise Dees, and Peggy Gilman, l'l90Cl, PFUCNCS G New l'0UTiDS Lett: Mascots Donna Black, Ricky Buckley, and Cathy Henry admire Ric Teagarden's unitorm. RigI1t:J.V. Cheer- leaders Charlotte Hather, Dessi Nicholau, Pam Learch, heady and Cheri Clark practice for a rally at the gym,