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

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Students from the training class learn first hand how to care for the injured. Emily Howard discusses techniques with classmates. 147 'EL

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Marana welcomes new sports activities A A l Mike Braeutigam observes teammate Ron Contor- no's model putting form. sas. ..- , Randy Brainard aims for the perfect putt. Marana welcomed the addition of a golf team and an athletic training program. The golf team, coached by Mr. Dyer, had a very good season despite this being the first year for the team. Many players, such as Tim Brunenkant and Jeb Braeutigam, turned in successful scores to lead the team to a good record. At the end of the season, the golf team participated in the AAA-ll regionals at Arthur Pack and placed second in the con- ference. Also new to Marana was an athletic trai ing program. Ms. Babeu, trainer for all MH sports teams, was in charge of the program Students were taught basic first aid and ho to end to serious sports injuries. The golf team and athletic trainers hav brought Marana closer to other schools' pro grams. Marana's first gold team members are Ron Contorno, Chris Smith, Randy Brainard, Assisting Coach Charli Perkins, Jeb Braeutigam, Mike Braeutigan and Tim Brunenkant. 1986 AAA State Golf Tournament Division ll School Score Agua Fria 678 Arcadia 679 Sunnyslope 682 Prescott 698 Cactus 700 Peoria 704 Washington 705 Gilbert 709 Nogales 710 Flowing Wells 724 Cortez 729 Casa Grande 733 Palo Verde 748 Marana 749 Hayden 847 North 879 Chris Smith shows his flawless golf swing. GOLF-TRAINERS

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Inconsistency harms Boys' Basketball The varsity team members are llfirst rowl Coach Acker and Coach Johnson, lSecond rowl John Morelos, Mark Henschell, Ron Contorno, Corey Duck, Dwight Carlton, Tommy Halton, Chris Gagne, Larry Johnson, Tim Brunenkant, Wayne Sodawasser, Barney Holtzman, Tim Vargo and Gilbert Castillo. Injuries didnft stop the varsity Tigers, but inconsistency did. Coach Joe Acker felt that the team's inconsistency and atti- tude helped to bring times of defeat. Rincoln and Palo Verde were consid- ered the varsity's toughest competition. Tommy Halton was the Tiger's high scor- er, but as Coach Acker explained, Each player is part of the team. We have a team that works together, not individual- ly. When senior varsity player, Larry Johnson, was asked about his feelings of the season, he replied, 'iWe had a good chance to take at least third in the divi- sionalsf' Of the thirteen players, ten will graduate. Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Marana Salpointe Flowing Wells Douglas Nogales Cobre Bernalillo Cliff Pueblo Palo Verde Cholla Rincoln Desert View Flowing Wells Silver City Douglas Nogales Pueblo Palo Verde Cholla Rincoln Desert View Tommy Halton does his famous slam dunk! BASKETBALL