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

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'ov xbga S, 4? X l Wei? WMM M-at 77 - ' Members of the Thespian Troupe 2046 are lFirst rowl John Duke, Student Council representative and Lena Tucker, corresponding secretary. iSecond rowl Davina Rudnick, sergeant at armsg Beth Narofsky Kim Hannon portrayes an angry Swede in the Night ofJanuary 16th. presidentg Angela Goodwin, treasurerg Regina Lewandowski, vice presidentg Kim Hannon, recording secretary and Xanthi Panos. lThird rowl Mrs. Randolph, Tim Schreiber, David Parenteau, Whitney Honea and Ami Miltenberger. Senior Tim Schreiber, a.k.a. Capt. Forrest, tries to convince Col. Blake lJunior Peter Ottl, that he wasn't taking money from the personnel for a gambling pool. Junior Lean Tucker looks over new cutting of a play in drama class, inhopes of using the cutting for the annual dinner theater.

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Entertainment Year Round The Marana High Players provided a variety of Entertainment this year. Their first production was Night of January 16th. It was a realistic trial, performed all in a court room setting. lt included a vari- ety of characters, and a jury drawn from the audience. Their second production of the year was M'A'S'H. This play mostly covered the stay of Capt. Hawkeye Pierce and company at the M'A'S'H 4077th. In the spring the Players per- formed their annual musical. This year's musical was Anything Goes. lt was a 1930's comedy performed all on a luxurious cruise ship. To end their season the Players hosted the annual din- ner theater with an evening of one-act plays. Besides performing four major produc- tions the Players and Thespians found time to put on a haunted house at Desert Winds Elementary, create a living nativity scene for the christmas concert, intiate 22 new members into their Thespian Troupe, and attend the Arizona state Thespian conference in Phoenix and the Southern Arizona acting Festival, in Ben- sen. Advanced Drama students are lFirst rowi Lori Kuscmas, Mrs. Randolph, Davina Rudnick, Angela Goodwin, Regina Lewandowski, Beth Narofsky, Kim Hannon, John Duke and Lena Tucker. lSecond rowj Skyanne Conway,Veronica Felix, Kim Hunt, Jenifer Lewandowski, Xanthi Panos, Ami Milten- berger, Naomi Bejarano, Scott Gilbert and Anna Luera. lThird rowi David Parenteau, Jeanine LaFond, Joe Heiden, Whitney Honea, Ron Ward, Peter Ott, John Skaggs, John Holmes, Tim Schreiber and Joan Myer, Special Services entertainers, Ami Miltenberger, Skyanne Conway and Naomi Bejarano, explain to M'A'S'H' personnel their purpose in coming to Korea. if 5 Z 1. E i Z 2 il John Duke, portraying Capt. Hawkeye Pierce, smiles over l prizes from a crazed hunting trip in his attempts to leave,Kore

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Sing nd Swing Music was in the air when Choir and Jazz per- formed. Choir had performed at the Christmas con- cert, the Mayfest concert and held a concert of their own at Northwest Hospital for its staff party. They had two major fundraisers in which they sold cheese and sausage combinations, then candy. Jazz hit it off with a big schedule, Several of their performances were held on campus including the Fall concert, the Commons concert, their annual Christmas concert, and a concert for the parents that came to the Open House. They went on the The Choir Members are lFirst rowl Diane Culton, Michelle Prichard, Tammy Chalberg, Laura Yarter, Julie Newton, Mark Catt, Maria Malkentzos, Shane Ammon, Trisha Triebernig, Tammy Tapp, Suraya Dimmick and Cindy Richards. lSecond rowl Kelly Piel, Carrie Fletcher, Debbie Moses, Leslie Dyer, Eric Maloy, Nicole Mahon, Angela Buer, Stacie Gillian, Frankie Hensley, Connie Hill, Darie Toole and Mr. Stewart. road for the Mayfest program and a competition at Northern Arizona University,s Jazz Festival. Several junior highs were visited by the Jazz Band in order to promote music in the younger students. Senior trombone player, John Duke, said, i'This year's Jazz Band is probably the best Marana has seen. He also felt that some of their success was due to the support from students and parents of Marana and thanked all the people who attended their concerts. Julie Nelson studies over some past choir material. Tammy Tapp cheerfully collects music after their Christmas concert Diane Culton, Lisa Stratton and Trisha Triebernig relax after a demanding rehearsal.