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

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72 Band Hours of hard work result in band excellenc Every year holds new goals, new standards and experiences for every one. This year was no excep- tion, for a group of students known as the Marana High Band. The band this year was inspired by many returning band members. In the year before, the band was really spirited and for a good reasong Mar- ana Marching Band performed in a commercial for the Goodyear Tire Co. They also raised enough money to go to Disneyland for an exciting weekend. Inspired by the Veterans from the past year, the band members worked hard in order to achieve the height of expected excellence. In hopes of returning to California for an even longer stay, the band con- centrated on selling items, house plants, candy and many other moneyraising projects. Besides the trips, the band performed at both the University of Arizona Band Day and Arizona State University Band Day. The band received an overall score of excellent at both of them. The band also performed in their annual Christ- mas and spring concerts. The kids are just great. l've never worked with a more cooperative bunch, said Mr. Grissom, band director. 1. Marana High School Marching Band stands ready to play at the Arizona State Fair. 2. Marana's band places first in the parade competition at the Marana Town Fair. 3. Band members practice to perfect their performance at Band Day. 4. Dottie James smiles after the band's superb performance. 5. Flutist Gail Paterson, Susan Meeks and Monti Green play during parent visitation. 6. The band members are CFirst Rowj Debbie Mapes and Mary Halbach. CSecond Rowj Mr. Grissom, Alice Torres, Tammy Om- stead, Kerri Thorne, Dee Ann Davis, Charlotte Knepper, Dottie James, Dolores Schall, Debby Smith, Tammy Foster, Lauri Vaughn, Summer Hawkins, Dawn Hudson and Miss Shari Pla- mann. fThird Rowj Steve Rockwell, Dale Hopkins, Bill Johnson, Daniel Roberts, Martin Grimes, Basillo Lerma, Keith Leslie, Den- nis Howe, Steve Hopkins, John Hopkins and Cathy Brannock. QFourth Rowj Monti Green, Tuesday Pierson, Susan Meeks, Mari- belle Lopez, Juanita Smith, Sylvia Ramirez, Denise Dewey, Carol Ward, Devin Edwards, Jessy McKnight, Rick Haase, Doug Somers, Suzanne Hill, Donald Kuscmas, Bryan Pierson, Lupe Ra- mirez and Olga Lerma. fFifth Rowl Crystal Foley, Gail Paterson, Donna Spicola, Melanie Racine, Marcy Sickman, Jo Ellen Oller, Brian Dickey, James Bradford, Stuart Bailey, Dan Hunt, Steve Jackson, Chanito Lopez, Philip Patton, Chuck Mote, Kevin Fulmer, Marc Metler, Mercy Lerma and Cathy Lerma. CSixth Rowj Eric Schisler, Cody Eason, Mark Stovall, Randy Mifflin, Susan Hogg, Lori Adolph, Mary McGuire, Benji Johnson, Clarence Elder, Mike Green, Brad Dewey, Beverly Hogg, Carolyn Federoff, Laura Rockhold, Susan Lerma and Dennis Woolbert.

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Fun for students becomes entertainmen sqm i A newly formed club offered entertainment to any school group or event. The Entertain-J ers Club gave a chance for stu- dents who felt they had talent to present it to others. Stage Band provided lively music during basketball games. They also played in the Com- mons during the nights of Open House. 1. Members of the Entertainers Club are CFirst Rowj Becky Leonard, Alice Torres, Sylvia Chavez, Jeff Holt, John Goodman, Scott Lee Gromley and Cody Eason. CSecond Rowj Brenda Compton, Pat Kelly, Brian Dourin, Dee Ann Davis, Steve Hopkins, Debbie Mapes, Dan Hunt, Debbie Edgerton and Doug Mufflin. qThird Rowj Mrs. Gentry, Mary McGuire, Suzanne Hill, John Graham, Chuck Mote, Lauire Vaugh, Dee Ann Darby and Steve Pa- dilla. 2. Playing in the Stage Band this year was Steve Hopkins, Chuck Mote, Beverly Hogg, Donna Spicalo, Donald Kucsmas, Dan Galgano, Gail Paterson, Debbie Mapes, Bryan Pierson and John Graham. 74 Entertainers, Stage Band -wr- giis mm c ' 'fgiv V5 ,-W'f 1 3 ' ll' i 'ii'-t E: W