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

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The student body welcomes, the new freshmen during the first pep assembly. ...ni Student Body officers are Kelly Hastert, corresponding secretaryg Pat Hayhurst, vice presidentg Barney Holtzman, presidentg Sandy Ellison, treasurerg and Olivia Villa, recording secretary. A fb .E5?3'f Ql V! ,,,. fl, Students from Marana watch activities at Mountain View when a check for A true nerd, Mr. Korte, pushes an egg across the Commons during a race held on Nerd S1000 was donated to help get their Student Council started. Day.

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Council Activities The Student Council was very enthusi- astic and put a lot of thought and work into every activity they put on. The first thing Student Council organized was the freshman orientation. This was to wel- come the freshmen and any new students at Marana. They were in charge of Spirit Week and the activities held during that week. Spirit Week was a big success. A lot of people participated in the fun. Lunch ac- tivities were also a big hit with everyone especially the egg drop. One person M , Student Council members are tFirst rowl Ms. Thorsrud, Olivia Villa, Sandy Ellison, Barney Holtzman, Pat Hayhurst and Kelly Hastert. iSecond rowl Natasha Turra, Kim Hannon, Angela Goodwin, Amy Miltenberger, Teri Hayhurst, Marcy Hagmaier, Ricardo Llamas, Regina Lewan- dovvski, Lauri Salvucci, Lori Smith, Davina Rudnick and Kim Stanislawski. iThird row! Beth Narofsky, Kelly O'Brien, Terri Mathis, Jeannie LaFond, Nicole Lombardo, Jenny Knepper, Scott Hughes, Ben Muniz, Brenda Corbiere, Tania Cover and Carol Davis. Senior Troy Gray plays a game of Smashball while showing his spirit on Toga Day during Spirit Week. would lay on the ground with a cup in their mouth, and five of their classmates would try to drop the egg into the cup. Some Student Council members went to Mountain View for a afternoon and presented them with S1000 to get them started. They also put on an activity for them and showed them what Maranals activities are likel Student Council - a very impressive group, hard working and determined to make Marana have a great year. ,,.,.f-'fm' f-V-1--......,....c .V ,Q-of , As people sit waiting, Barney Holtzman introduces the jazz band during a lunch activity. l l l l 1 l .ar

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Many clubs at Marana stress academics over physical ability. These include Mo- del Legislature, Academic Decathlon, Na- tional Honor Society and Sophomore Auxiliary. Model Legislature is a group of students who got together and drafted bills. The sponsor, Mr. Dino Natta, helped the group prepare for a mock legislature in Phoenix in March of 1987. There the students joined other students from across the state and became legisla- tors for the week-end. Academic Decathlon, sponsored by Mrs. Mayhew, involved a competition in every subject of school, including math, Academic Extras .l ? history and music. The team gathered together in January to compete against other area schools. Throughout high school, students strive to reach high goals. Two clubs that helped to reach these goals were Nation- al Honor Society and Sophomore Auxil- iary. These clubs joined together to pro- mote community service and leadership. Students who were involved in NHS and Sophomore Auxiliary has the opportuni- ty to participate in such activities as an exchange with other NHS students from Iowa. Sophomore Auxiliary chairman Debbie Rintala, and NHS president Mike Muller discu Members of Model Le islature are First row Hillar Hindman Beth Narotsk future plans involving the two clubs. 9 l l V - Y- Barney Holtzman and Mr. Natta, sponsor. tSecond rowl Davina Rudnick, Lena Tucker, Leigh Ann Pelland, Jeanine LaFond, Angela Goodwin, Kim Hannon, and Kelly O'Brien. tThird rowl Danielle Waleri, Tony Muniz, Ami Miltenberger, Sam Wright, Mark Catt, Tim Thompson, Eric Engleking and Heath lmmel. Sponsor Mrs. Wilmshurst listens intently during a routine NHS meet- Members of NHS await their formal induction into NHS during an initiation ceremon ing. 46