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

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.Mil-fg Can she do it? Olivia Villa takes aim as holds the cup. Chris Gagne, Wayne Sodawasser and Johnny Morelos show their class spirit. Kym Fernandez looks puzzled as she waits for the start of the sleeping bag race.

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Rest Stop Taking a break during the middle of the day was everyonels idea of fun and the students at Marana were no different. Everybody looked forward to spending time during the middle of the day talking with friends, catching up on homework or just relaxing in the sun. However, even doing nothing could have gotten boring every once in a while so the Student Council often planned a lunchtime activity to relieve the boredom. This year's activities included the egg drop contest, the pig-out contest, the Dating Game, the Newlywed Game, Family Feud and many other crazy and enjoyable contests. All of the activities were designed to not only provide the students with a diversion from standard lunchtime fares but also to promote school spir- it. Football anyone? Junior Mike Nelson practices up for the big game by using his skills during activity period. Victory belongs to Tracy Murray and the Junior Class in the pig out contest at lunch. Everybody catch! Senior Steve Marshall and sophomore Kim Walden attempt to catch their wa during the water balloon toss as the other contestants look on. an ter balloon

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, , . two by two, or by themselves, many students drove to school. There were family cars, birthday cars, and second- hand cars. There were trucks, sport cars, and station wagons. Blue, red, and tan cars. Regardless of the color and make however, most vehicles served their pur- pose, to bring students to and from school. Many people found driving preferable to riding the bus because of the comfort and time saved. The option of going di- rectly to the mall or McDonald's right after school was another reason many students drove. Whatever the reason, and whatever the look of the vehicle, driving proved to be an enjoyable and important part of everyday student life. Showing signs of individuality, this Volkswagen is really fired up . Many owners remodeled their cars to suit their own tastes. Among the unique A blazer is a good thing to have living so close to the mountains, or so owner Gregg Hansen might think Melinda Trujillo's ZSOZX is a regular in the school's parking lot. Driving to school everyday is a definite advantage over riding the bus, as some students found ideas used to express personality were bumper stickers and license plates. Sleek and fast, that's this owner' out. s idea of what a car should be. Hisfher choice? A Camaro, of course. 14