Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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Mr. Fred Lindsey and Mrs. Rena Durbahn tell swimming students what they think of their ability. l Y' .,,L.,, .. my A ,-an-.. irls Have Variety f norts Activity Girls at Tranquillity enjoy a variety of activities in their physical education classes. These activities are planned by the girls them- selves under the guidance of Mrs. Rena Dur- bahn. Participation in sports events arranged and directed by the Girls Athletic Association f xl . f- lf' -ri Peggy Scott demonstrates an victim Joy Driscoll the proper Qi method of giving artificial respiration. Virginia Wilson looks dubious. GAA BASKETBALL CHAMPS AT RIVERDALE PLAY DAY jf TOP ROW: Elma Maddox, Margie Churchill, Dolores'Flocchlni, Margie Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: Shalrley Weber, Joy Driscoll, Ger- ry Brown Geneva Jefferson Margle Hernandez. BOTTOM ROW Cqrol Nfgilgon, Katie Lopef. Sylvia Hammons, Teresa Estrada. 50 is open to all members of P.E. classes.

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Den Girls, Cheer Leaders lieen Snirits flying LEFT-Marie Smith. CE NTER-Margie Fisher. RIGHT - Head Cheerleader Joy Driscoll. 52 Nine girls did their utmost to keep TUHS spirits up this year - pep squad and three cheerleaders. Performing at rallies, football games, and basketball games, they flashed school colors and led Tiger yells. lt made no difference to these girls what the scoreboard read. When the teams were ahead, they gave victory yells and urged players on to higher scores. When behind, the lusty encour- agement still came, to bolster dragging spirits. Accompanied by the band, the pep girls had a classy array of dance, song, and yell routines. Special mention should be given Ral- ly Chairmen Elma Maddox and Zora Smith, who arranged peppy and inspiring rallies. Zora assumed the duties mid-year when Elma became too heavy-laden with other activities. Both pep squad and cheerleaders were decked out in new uniforms during the year. TOP-TIGER PEP SQUAD-BACK ROW: Diane Smithsori, Orten- cia Cholico, Barbara McAfee. FRONT ROW: Vera Ama- dor, Mary Frazier, Betty York. MIDDLE - Pep girls go through one of their peppy routines. BOTTOM - Cheerleaders call for o louder noise during TIGER CLAP. l D Lf, 5.