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SHOW Snow? In Tucson? You've got to be kidding! But we're not. On January 16, 1987, Marana High School was buried under inches of snow. Native Arizonans had snowball fights galore while students who had lived back east watched indul- gently and participated occasionally. Dur- ing activity period the football field looked like a war zone with snowballs flying everywhere and snowmen being tackled as soon as they were put up. However, the students had fun and al- though coming in for third hour made for cold hands and feet, the students went at it again at lunch with what snow was left on the ground. By the end of the day most of the snow was gone and what little was left was mainly slush and mud. After school it started snowing again and al- though the snow didn't stick to the ground, it was a unique experience to see it snow in the desert. Tony Esparza throws the first pitch in the snowball fight. 'P X , ,. K, .-i, . k -s .-M K ws 1, .. .1 1 Q . P .... 92.51 77 i' X' r it we . .,tt . 1' fr . . , ,sg . K T 'T X ' K S if ' 'QU T '- at as s . k V K .,., K S3 T . f f' .13 :iri s if-if ' a r P2 Q 1 . . K .-f-:Qi K 5 ss' ,, t .... . ,, -. - is .... . - . - ' '. X U ' - rvrr r ,- ..., ' i r - ' L 53 ' L' fa:-s V- i'LL 4 . X I eff. RM ' QL' , .,s:.. ' .. as 'i'5:f 'ii 'f'ili5i Q.: H -111, . . ra-' ' . -- a a ' K - K k X . ' Mg.,t '1 w-tf'sj-':f,:-- A H r, f, -3 - W figjij-J jk. t.,, s , Y,.. . -' K ' ' ' at ' ,- - , .- ., . - Q.. ' -- , -V . . Gilbert Rodriguez, Tim Schreiber and Bobby Fleming scrape the snow off their car and fight with it. Go ahead, make my day! Mrs. Mayhew shows that her intimidating stare is backed up by a strong pitching am' as she demonstrates what happens to students who don't pay attention to her lectures, Fortunately for those students, it doesn't snow that often in Tucson. However, snow is not Mrs. Mayhew's only weapon.
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Mr. Korte enters the lodge after a long hard day on the slopes. While awaiting their bus, the ski clubbers plan their attack on Sunrise. A 3215? , 'wr f J Z Junior Peter Ott pauses to gaze at the glimmering winter wonderland ----- And the SNOW BUNNIESHI! Kelly Hastert heads to the slopes for an adventurous day on the mountain.
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Siam ,,x..5w,,,f,,,,,Z'ig:,,3. 'W' 'X . we K it at We s ,pm A A 9?-W lKim Stanislawski surveys the football field at activity period as she participates in war between the students. Troy Gray and Michael Murrieta enjoy the snow with a new friend. The snowman looks rather lost at Marana. ,Q as f' E 3 I 2 E All is peaceful on the football before activity period. 21
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