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

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lubs develop cultural, career inte 2 f x.,e N-2 r 'D' rests Black Togetherness and Aware- ness Club was an organization that had it all together. They raised money lots of different ways, like having bake sales, dances, and a facultyfstudent basketball game. They got to go to the State Fair in October, and they had a club trip at the end of the school year. Uncle Sam Club helped high school students to prepare for fu- ture jobs, such as nursing, secre- tarial work and police work. 1. The members of the Black Togetherness and Awareness Club are CFirst Rowy Arthur Scott, Jaran Harry, Paula Lee, Cary Ches- nut, sponsor, Penny Sherman, Raymond Harry and James Taylor. fSecond Rowy Munson Steed, Brenda Collier, Aaron Thom- as, Jessie McKnight, Judy Berry, Mark Rob- inson and Sidney Thomas CThird Rowj Manny Contreras, Sandra Pitts, Clifford Amos, Elena McKnight, Fleet Phillips, Victor Riovinson and Ben English. 2. The mem- bers of the Uncle Sam Club are CFirst Rowj Linda Hendricks, Carol Wooten, Lynne Wil- liams, Luana Luter, Becky Garcia and Shel- ley Hurley CSecond Rowj Amy Ward, Palus Bernardy, Patty Bruckner, Patty McClellan and Joyce Fujita CThird Rowj Ricky Mc Dan- iels, Steve Padilla, Tony Weitekamp, Edward Matchette, Dennis Woolbert and Gary Smith. Uncle Sam!BIack Togetherness 95 A

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Thespians stage final talent performanc an Honor Society, a drama honor group featured new talent and old Profits from the talent show were used fo purchasing awards and to pay for security. Thes i n n M The talent show sponsored by the Thespi- . I ' c pa spo sor, rs. Ebert, also helpe to produce the talent show, with the help o' Cody Eason and Greg Gladden, emcees. The awards included Best Comedy, Begin- ning Dramag Best Tragedy, Beginning Drama Best Instrumental, Night Shift , Best Vocal Tracie Clark, and Best All-around, Tracie Clark. Tuesday Pierson, perform a mime skit, a new additio to the Drama program. 2. A visit from KISS at Maran High? No just students competing at the talent show 1 Cody Eason plays an original composition for the audi ence. 4. Thespian members are CFirst Rowj Cody Easo and DeeAnn Davis CSecond Rowj Mimi White, Teres. 1. Freshmen drama students Jeff Kerr, Susan Laos ant i i 2 Terry and Rick Patton CThird Rowj Denise Dewey, Su anne Hill and Sidney Thomas. 94 Talent Show 4'

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96 MAA Title IX brings male club members The girls' Athletic Association started the year off with a change in their name. They changed their name from GAA to MAA in order to com- ply with the Title IX ruling on sex discrimina- tion. The club met every Tuesday and Thurs- day at lunch. The members played different sports such as badminton, volleyball and kick- ball. Participation and victories earned points to give members a letter. The group also sold socks and sponsored the carnivaI's Mexican dinner. 1. Barbie White sells a pair of athletic socks to Sheryl Ward. 2. Members of MAA are CFirst Rowj Gail Paterson, Denise Dewey, Dee Ann Davis, Barbie White, Jessica Samuelson and Debbie Leslie. CSecond Rowj Melanie Racine, Debby Smith, Mimi White, Cindy Nuckolls and Monti Green. CThird Rowb Dottie James, Melissa Berry, Martin Walker, Lori Pat- ton, Alice Torres and Mrs. Sublette.