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Picture 1, Penny Batelli finally masters the art of tying shoes. Picture 2, Drama students take a break from rehearsing. Picture 3, The Dramatic Dorados experience the final product of their hard labor. Picture 4, Drama gives you a chance to let your emotions out. Picture 5, Miss Allred does the initial reading ofa new play, 3 U., sf M., ....:. , Yi ,S l P P ii? 1. 5 Dramatic Dorados! 63
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11 the Wor1d's a Stage . . . The Dramatic Dorados was a new club at C.D.O. Every per- son had a chance to become a member of the Thespian Soci- ety by earning 10 points, if they wished. The points were made by being involved in various fund raising activities. Miss Allred, the new advisor, commented that there was lots of effort and participation. The officers of the club include Susan Woods, Jena Martin, Stephanie Burkett, Maria Jamie, and Cami Smith. The main function of the Dramatic Dorados was as help to the school. They also entertained the older people, and tried to begin meaningful relationships between club members and people who need them. They have felt the satisfaction that comes from helping other people. 3 62!Dramatic Dorados x-ss ,E , tr .sf W ,. W, T ,V T . A f' 1.34 Iggy
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Soccer: a oal for the Future Soccer was one of the fastest growing sports in the country and in turn, grew in popularity at CDO. The boys' team con- sisted of 18 players and the two girls teams consisted of about 16 players each. The teams, which competed against many other teams in Pima County, practiced twice a week and had games on the weekends. The guys were under the direction of Wolfgang Weber and the girls teams were coached by Matt Harelson, a former CDO student and boys soccer team member, and the Aloi's. Besides learning the skills, spirit was an important part of the season. As girls soccer team member Barbie Kohl put it, I guess you really can't have a team of any kind without spirit. r . , ,-'M -:fr 1 ' , . 1' . 2 ' rt: Y M 71,57 .V . A Q Za: .. i., , V 4 , 4 - . fi ,t , , .rrr 1 , I A ? f K, 'Gigl i Q f 'F i L ii Wk . ,is N. Q - J rf' A - . , , l - I V re f 1 Q .Z , 1'w,c, - A ...L ' if .K 'f' 3 Picture 1, Goalie Julie Stauffer intercepts a ball rolling towards the goal. Picture 2, Scott Harelson praises himself after scoring a goal. Picture 3, Jennifer Burk attempts to pass the ball across the field to another team member. Picture 4, Soccer requires a lot of fast action. 64!Soccer
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