Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,um- ar M.W, i , ,,.LL M, Drama lub The Drama Club's goal was to teach students the responsibilities of creat- ing a whole production. The aim was to get more students interested in Drama especially students who did not get into the drama class this year. A car wash and a Halloween bake sale allowed Drama Club members to pre- sent such productions as: Out of the Frying Pan, in February and in De- cember, The Almost Lack of Christmas, written by former Cholla student James Blunt. A special note of thanks goes to Rosemarie Copper for her help with bake sales and her donation of various items for the productions. Club officers were as follows: David Hoffman -- President CSeniorD, Robin Tate - Vice President CJu- niorj, Robin Runge - Secretary CSeniorJ, Darla Kuhn - Treasurer CJuniorJ and Connie Brown - Social Director fSeniorJ. By - Vicky Pillarelli Top Right: QL-RJ Senior Veronica Fields. Bottom Left: Back Row KL-RJ Steven Andreacola, Veronica Fields. Middle Row: CL-RD Sara El-Sharif, Robin Runge, April Wood, Susan McCarty, Margaret Morales, Rhonda Larsen, Bottom Row: fL'RJ David Hoffman, Michelle Cranz, Bot- tom Right: CL-RJ Drama Club President David Hoffman. mka. Z df g 4 Mime g .

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Float Committees The 1985 float was a real success for the seniors. The senior float consisted of a blue graduation cap with an or- ange and blue tassle on a white flat- bed. As seniors broke through the top of the cap, they waved pom-poms and threw confetti. This year the theme was, This Is It! The flatbed was fur- nished by Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman. Workers included sponsor Mrs. Judy Long, chairman David Hoffman, H. Bond, L. Carriere, L. Fisher, D. Lo- pez, M. Liversidge, N. Zuniga, M. Ar- chuleta, B. Garman, B. Leonard, C. Quihuis, S. Nothestein, L. Nava, A. Amparano, D. Garcia, V. Fields, A. Brown, J. Friere, J. Johnston, C. Coo- per and V. Fraser. The sponsor for the class of 1987 was Mr. Frame. The class of '87 float was an underwater scene which con- sisted of a treasure chest, mermaid, sand, seaweed and a sign proclaiming, Cholla found a treasure . . . Class of '87l', The materials for this float cost fB71.00. It took the committee two weeks to build the float. Nadine Vare- la's father provided the flatbed. The main workers were V. Lopez, F. Mon- toya, T. Skidmore, M. Cranz, P. A1- varez, and A. Almazan. Other helpers included Y. Betancourt, K. Samor- ano, C. Brown, K. Noble, N. Varela, M. Langston, S. Higgons, S. Files, S. Codd and A. Samaniego. This year's sponsor for the fresh- men float was Ms. Welchert. The class of 1988 float consisted of paper flow- ers in the form of a Charger helmet that was crushing a Palo Verde Titan. It took the committee 82 hours to build the float. The City of Tucson provided the flatbed. The cost for the materials was 38700. The main work- ers were B. Robbins, A. Gomez, N. Be- jarano, A. Sanchez, V. Arvizu, J. Kahl, R. Dominguez, R. Stokes, R. Gomez, F. Cota, W. Anthony, R. Alameda, C. Rose, C. Dukes, S. Moll, H. Garcia, L. Brewster, J. Gowin and C. Dutz. By - Lisa Romo Class Spirit

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