Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Little Something for Ever one Bible Club was the club that offered something for everyone. Headed up by Mr. Gann, the Bible Club was composed of 40 members. They met every morning at 7:30 for a prayer to start their day, and on T.A. The Bible Club dealt with trans- lating statememts from the Bible and having these state- ments help with enriching the students life toward Christ. Bible Club wasn't out to teach religion, but to enlighten the kids toward Christ. As Mr. Gann stated, I feel Bible Club can give students the satisfaction of their spiritual need. l'm trying to provide a need for the students, to present Christ as a human being, so as to use him as a pattern. Bible Club was a learning and fulfilling club for anyone. ,,-V, k,gV . we 'ltuqq hs.,1i i T-Q Q 'lm--......--.:, ' 'lnunu.f ,, :'- www, M' Picture 1, John Tillinghast, Kiki Lenoard, Donna Zucarelli, Debbie Williams, and Debbie Lucke, pay particular attention on a discussion of the Old Testa- ment. Picture 2, Jennifer Kepler and Heidi Wild, look up from a scripture reading. Picture 3, Chris Simpson and Paul Mockbee prepare for a Club meeting. 3. .. .. Bible CIub!65

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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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The palantir, CDG's award winning newspaper, kept up its tradition of greatquality for another year. The staff, consist- ing of 27 people, was under the direction of advisor George Mairs, and Tracy Cowle, editor-in-chief. The paper, pub- lished every three weeks was an outlet for the student's voice. The palantir printed articles that were relative to the Facts, Features 85 Photos students. The articles mainly tied into the happenings of CDO and Tucson, were generally of great interest to the stu dents. One student commented, There are things that get left out. A lot of the features are interesting and informative but I wish there were more. 'Wm r f 66!PaIantir