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

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vu-104 X, ln a snowball fight, ducking is the most important skill you can have, as this girl quickly learns. An unusual sight at Marana - the bleachers covered in snow. On the football field, students find still more snow. l I ,W H . ,, , . zkkkh ilgffn Xxkihy N .. W? .... .... ,,.,,.. L .M -.,,s,,.....,.o,w,.MW,.,.,,,,......,.....M.s...,...s: 1 , ,, kdmmwiwmwwmnwwwssf K ,,, t..... , K, A,.. 5s.s-:,N.,Nsw,,s,as,,,,,, ,....,. ,,m,l . , , , .. .. ...- ., ,W .... F' .Q fi l.. M, 11.tQ . lll.s,,X ' ,,, Mm. , .M ,,... ..... -K , UW. fi -- J Q I rv .K .L in V, 'K A' TM m'f'i iTLWWW i ,S W sf A , xi The football field plays host to the snowball fight at Marana 23

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. . .Arid More Kendahl Johnson prepares to throw his version of a snowball. But there are snowballs And then there are real Snowballs!! Moises Torres and Ben Park look for: some unsuspecting person to attack with their version of a snowball. i On a snowy day, tiger country has a new and exciting look. Many people however, prefer the old look. 22 l Todd Miros uses the snow as a baseball to prepare for the season.

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Dramatic Detour- Getting the show on the road was the name of the game. The Marana High Players brought to Marana this year, among others, the production of M'A'S H. lt stirred quite a lot of interest from students and Student Council helped the Players support the produc- tion in several ways. The first activity was a short cutting performed by the Players in the commons, on the Monday before the performance. ln another activity, Build A Still . The stills, created out of empty pepsi bottles, milk cartons, etc, had to work in the end. The Junior Class won the competition. The final activity was a M'A'S'H dress-up day sponsored on the day of the performance. This sup- port helped the Players very much and resulted in its largest audience for both the matinee and evening performance. A l l l hmmm WV 455 ,ff The Marana High Players perform a short cutting from M'A'S'H, in which they scare Waldowski out of a depression. Juniors Janelle McCaslin, Brooke Alexander and Sandy 1 Ellison share a laugh as they create a still. The freshman participants, Cole Ardale, Amy Petigrew and Jennifer Nelson work quickly at their still.