Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

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lag girls twirlers bring pizazz to games Six out of the twelve flag girls at- tended camp this summer. Bringing home several cute routines, flag girls did a good job of brighting up the football halftime shows. For a first this year, flag girls performed at a couple basketball games. Bake sales, hats and pom pon ribbons pins helped the flag girls raise mon- ey. Ms. Shari Plamann was the girls' adviser. Twirlers Mary Halbach and Deb- bie Mapes did an outstanding job as soloists, as well as a team. Their ef- forts brought several trophies and awards this summer at camp. 1. The 1977-78 flag girls are CFirst Rowj Alice Torres, Lori Vaughan, Mimi White, Tammy Omstead and Summer Hawkins. CSecond Rowj Tammy Foster, Dee Ann Davis, Charo- lete Knepper, Dawn Hudson, Dolroes Schall, Debbie Smith, Kerri Thorne. 2. Providing half- time shows at football games were our twirl- ers Mary Halbach and Debbie Mapes. Flag Girls, Twirlers 69

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Matmaids, mascots root Wrestling matmaids consist- ed of 14 rhythm-making, hand- clapping girls that cheer their hearts out for Marana's wres- tlers. The girls were chosen in mid- October. Their sponsor was Mrs. Claussen. Starting this year the school purchased uni- forms and allowed matmaids to attend all wrestling invitation- als. Antics by the mascots helped the pep squad raise crowd spirit at athletic games. 1. Serving as matmaids this year are QFirst Rowj Debbie Abate, Tammy Hen- dricks, Allena Synder, Cindy Criss, Kerri Thorne, Tammy Omstead, Sum- mer Hawkins and Maurene Polashek. CSecond Rowj Thersea Simington, Lena McKnight, Monique Bernauer, Sandy Garthiere, Marcie Bindhammer and Lynn Travis. 2. Helping the cheer- leaders out as mascots are Becky Davis, Paula Lee, Tina Jackson and Ronda Harbison. 68 Matmaids, Mascots

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