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

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V-Club Supports Maranefs Athletic Pr The Victory Club of Marana did many productive things to lift spirit and support athletics. Breakfasts for the various Tiger teams were held on several mornings by the V-Club, who also cheered during games to boost team and fan spirit. Spirit chains were sold by the cafeteria during lunch, with different color links for each class. At the end of Spirit Week the class with the longest chain won the competition. Probably the club's biggest event was Mom and Dads' night. The club members honored the parents and coaches of the varsity football players with a special ceremony dur- ing halftime at the last season game. The club also honored parents of other sports members this year as well as helping the mat maids honor the wrestlers' parents. l. Debby Smith and Steve Rockwell stretch out the longest spirit chain which won the competition for the Senior Class. 2. Mimi White escorts Coach Paul Schmidt and family across the football field during Mom and Dads' night festivities. 3. V-Club members are fFirst Rowl Robert Scheer, Lisa Tipping, Teri Somerville, Donna Brady, Kendra Johnson, Pam Leslie, Steve Rockwell, Shannon Lee, Bryan Pierson, Sandy Gauthier, Debbie Abatc, Suzanne Hill, Joann Coleman, Lori McGuinness, Sandy Ryan and Robin Gowdy. tSecond Rowj DeAnn Davis, Debby Smith, Shelly Nielson, Elyse Oskins, Jean Paddock, Vickie Patton, Shelly Phillips, Deana Da- miano, Remi Hall, Susan Camp, Dara De La Ossa, Carolyn Bratton, Margaret Henson, Tracy Parsons, Diane Bratton, Laura Washington, Frances Chavez, Lisa Tucker, Debbie Rodriguez, Barbara Tarkington, Laura Clark, Penny Anders, Miley DeSpain and Mrs.LentMrs. Lentz. tThird Rowj Sylvia Nuncio, Melissa Berry, Mimi White, Dottie James, Jessica Samuelson, Gail Paterson, Kelly Patton, Mary Halbach, Lori Brant and Clarissa Whiting. wi, 'A' ,. Q.-1 -us... fflfg S! f , X Xff 126 V Club

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Black Togetherness Builds Cultural Ties Black Togetherness's third year at Marana was highlighted by the design and arrival of their new T- shirts. The logo, designed by Jack Callahan of Distinct Impressions in Tucson, symbolizes the unity of blacks in the United States, the common roots of all blacks and the brotherhood of all people. Black Togetherness sponsored several successful events. A bake sale's profits were donated to Muscular Distrophy as well as money collected from aluminum cans. In November, the club held a dance which featured a disco contest and the beat of top soul disco tunes. During the basketball season, a group of the club's girls performed a dance routine during a basketball half-time. The group sold balloons the Student Council carni- val in March. All profit went toward a trip they planned for the end of the year. l. Black Togetherness members take time out from decorating for their dance to model their club T-shirts. 2. Several members ofthe Black Togetherness and Awareness Club show their spirit around campus. 3. Members of the Black Togetherness and Awareness Club are fFirst Rowl Sharif Diggs, Steven Martinez, Stuart Bailey, Mark Robinson, Jaran Harry, Richard Tarkington, Andre Lackhart, Raymond Harry, Clifford Amos, Fleet Phillip, Wade Lewis and Mrs. Chestnut. fSecond Rowj Stacey Chambers, Stephanie Douglas, Sheila Robinson, Penny Sherman, Lena McKnight, Laura Washington, Barbara Tarkington, Lisa Robinson, Judy Berry, Karen Griffin and Paula Lee. Ziff ' ,i W-v...,1 H, ,. Y g ff' l MI .fff fl' '1 5 zf cl '71 Black Togetherness, Awareness Club l25

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Student Involvement Highlights Activities l. Students stand up and cheer for the basketball teams during a pep assembly in the gym. 2. Karen Gremmler and Karen Horton conduct the voting for best costume on Nifty Fifties Day. 3. Members of thc Key Club and Student Council lend their voices for Christmas caroling around the community during the holiday season. 4. Pep squad mem- bers enjoy hitting coaches Acker and Newman in the face with pies. 5. The snow on Marana's campus provides an enjoyable past-time for students. 6. Special Education students put the finishing touches on their Christmas tree. es' Q . .Mw22:'..- - . Involvement 127