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

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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

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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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FBLA Trains Durtng Busy, Profttable Y 3 5 MMM 4 1 2 g Kar W I., 'c f ' 1 la. The Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAB pre- pares and teaches high school students about the business world. FBLA ran the ever-so-popular candy store which was open everyday during break and sometimes activity period. FBLA sold their frosted turkey cookies at Thanksgiving. This year they sold about 350 cookies. They also sponsored a Sweetheart day at Marana High, where they sold carna- tions with alittle card to write a special note on it. They sold a total of twenty five dozen carnations. The profits from all these projects go to scholarships and are used to send members to conventions. l. FBLA members are CFirst Rowj Lori Hansen, Melissa Barry, Tammy Foster, Maria Sanchez, Loretta Wells, Stacy Brown, Diane Evans and Shanna Bauer. CSecond Rowj Shirley Werner, Margaret White, Casey Hunter, Thyra Price, Denise Dewey, Grace Perez, Sue Moody, Cindy McNeely, Tracey Latimer and Annette Altamirano. fThird Rowj Melody Spencer, Karen Gremmler, Anne Polakiw, Lisa Elick, Tammy Herczeg, Pam Whillock, Charline Loustanau, Pat Burgos and Carla Clements. tFourth Rowj Keith Amos, Diane Ginn, Tina Denton, Susi Horton, Mary- ann Travers, Carol Ward, Betty Stanislawski, Billy Jo Patrom, Cathy Brannock, Christine Holm, Kerri Thorne, Summer Hawkins and Perry Wingate. 2. Students get goodies at the FBLA candy store. 3. FBLA members at work in their class. 128 FBLA l .4