Tranquillity High School - Tule Yearbook (Tranquillity, CA)

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Tlger Cross Country Runners are League Champions The first official Northern Sierra League cross country championship was won by the l954-l955 harrier squad. The hard efforts of Coach Jack Cook finally paid off as his squad took league races Sierra Parlier, and Riverdale. In bigger meets, TUHS defeated Redwood High of Visalia and Kingsburg. Archie Gordon captained the team throughout the season and was awarded the most valuable player trophv when he set the present school record of 7:42 in the Letter- men's invitational meet. CHAMPION HARRIERS K ROW C h J k B I y , R d B ddy . d, eRoy Mar am, Frank Taylor. FRONT ROW: onny W t- r, rover ore, rch'e or n, v'n Clark, Gary Clar , on z, a mon arr's, ana er ar es Clow rs. Tiger distance runners fake off on a practice run at halftim of a football game. 'God,s Finger Touched Him, and He Slept, --Tennyson Friends of Curtis Porter, former member of the class of '55, were saddened by his sudden death late in November. Curtis was a great athlete. His sports ca- reer at Tranquillity High School included three years of baseball and basketball and two of football. He will be long remembered b, his teammates, his ccaches, and by all who watched him play. 62

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Pat Vanlant drives across finish line to anchor B shutt'e relay team to first place at the Tranquillity Relays. ' ffm SGW! Heavenly Twins , Howard Cox and TUHS relay team at West Coast Relays. Johnny Maxwell .helps the C's ta.a first Frank Selt. Self set a school record Terry Vahlant, Erwin Perry, Benny In fhe bI'00dIUf 'P- He V00 SW .flfff of ll tt. 3 in. and Cox vaulted ll Oller, Johnny Ayerza. PIUCB M6403 ut the TYGHQUINITY tt. tar his best ettnrt. R9lUY5- pikers H ave Big Tumoutg Enjoy Successful Season With the biggest turnout in the history at the school, i955 cinder teams enjoyed a successful year. The A's lacked depth but boasted several individual performers which hung up new school records. The B's swept everything in sight except the Atascadero Memorial Relays in which they placed second. They won the League meet with ease, piling up 58 points to 2l for runnerup Laton. Cs took their share of the meets, however, Parlier edged them out of the league crown in which TUHS was defending champion. It was a determined bunch ot C's that traveled to Atascadero and brought back the championship trophy they had sought in two previous years. Frank Taylor sets a school record of ft. 935 in. in class B high lump. on W ,Q i 5 ss A hurdler Alvin York shows form which helped him post a 19.9 mark in the 180 yd. low hurdles for a school record. LL. -fs ,.:.,.

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Through the Camercfs Eye C3 Aim Hayseeds. Woe is me. Beauty takes a holiday. Oh yeah? Which twin has the Toni? Make up y o u r mind. Which way are you gu- ing?