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

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KN Ghetto blasters are popular on campus but this is a bit ridiculous! However music of every sort fills students' llives. , , Senioritis strikes as senior Scott Huges moonlights as an exterior decorator as he helps his class decorate the campus for Senior Day during Spirit Week. The Senior Class won the competition but all the classes put on a good showing, A Friday pep assembly provides a break for the students 37 it

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- Beyond Books Students by day, fun-loving teenagers by night - Marana students moonlighted as ordinary teenagers at night after lead- ing a normal student's life at school. They attended activities at school as well as different activities around town. There were football, basketball, baseball and various other games for the students who enjoyed watching athletic events. For the less athletically minded, there were dra- ma productions, the musical and dinner theater. There were also band, jazz and choir concerts for those people who were musically minded. Many activities enjoyed were not school related. Concerts by various groups in- cluded Huey Lewis, Bon Jovi, The Jetts, Stryper and other bands. Students also saw various movies, among them UTop Gun and The Golden Child . Food even played a big role in students life - whether eating or serving. Basically stu- dents did what all teenagers do for fun. 'f' ! Skyanne Conway, Trina Kidd, Lori Kucsmas and Jennifer Rolon help Joan Myer celebrate her 16th birthday. 36 Taking in a wrestling match is something students enjoy. Here the crowd prepares to watch a match. l Sam Hersch makes sure that Eegee's stays neat anc clean. 1 l l

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IVISLIVVS . . . means money makers and more. These Money Makers consisted of all the different clubs and organiza- tions selling different products or doing different activi- ties to make money. A lot went on this year thanks to all of these groups of people: Car washes, gummy bears, bake sales and of course M8zM's. Ski Club, Key Club, and Model Legislature all sold M8aM's to raise money for different reasons. Ski Club sold them to help pay for their ski trip in December. Key Club sold them for their Key Club activities held throughout the year. Last, Mo- del Legislature sold M8aM's to go to Phoenix. Jeanine LaFond convinces Leigh Ann Pelland to buy some M8rM's, 38 ,ad i Amy Miltenberger, Lori Kucsmas and Jason Martin dry off a Camaro at a Drama Club car wash. These juniors collect and sell Turkey-Grams between classes to raise money for Marana's FBLA Chapter.