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

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of the home football games. Burraston helps Chris Rodriguez button his uniform as they prepare for a performance during halftime at Senior Sue Gran shows on her face that she loves band and hated to put her instrument away. Practice makes perfect. Diane Culton uses the time before class for extra rehears- 'illary Hindman helps Drum Major Michelle Hoskins prepare herself for the upcom- lg halftime show.

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The Marana Tiger Marching Band proved it was a force to be reckoned with. For the first time in Marana's histo- ry, the Tiger Marching Band received a superior rating at the Flowing Wells Invi- tational on Nov. 8. Along with the Flow- ing Wells Invitational, the band also per- formed at the University of Arizona Band Day and the State Marching Festival, they received excellent ratings at both compe- Superior Sounds titions. While first semester the band is mainly concentrated on marching, second se- mester the band turned to concert materi- al. The physical activity of marching band was put aside for the difficult rhythms and correct postures of concert season. The band performed at many concerts throughout the season, including the performance at the Regional Band Festi- val at which the band performed for a grade. Money posed a slight problem for the band, so to compensate for the finan- cial need, many fundraisers were at- tempted. The fundraisers included a soap sale, a cheese and sausage sale and the second Raffle-Off-The-Band where the band members sold raffle tickets. The tickets were put into a drawing, with the winner of the drawing receiving a free concert from the band. This season was brightened by a bit of great news, after about ten years the band finally got new uniforms for the 1987-88 season. These uniforms were more than welcomed by all the students, and will make the band look even better for next year. Christmas concert, spring concert and a Mrs ...yawn Members of the band are lFirst rowl Dawn Simpson, Michelle Hoskins and Billie Gievers. tSecond rowl Mr. Stewart lThird rowl Casey Phillip, Bill McGoughay, Matt Muller and Deana Bair. lFourth rowl Aurea Ramon, Chris Rodriguez, Anna Croop, Brenda Bishop, Becky Burraston, Lisa VanOrnum, Judy Boros, Lisa Anway and Kathy Burraston. tFifth rowl Nikki Witham, Jim Pounders, Eric Smith, Christy Smith, Laura Simmons, Jennifer Neukamper, Valarie Carbajal, Vicky Ramon, Kym Cray, Shawn Browning, Rachel Ohrt, Diane Loreto, Stacie Martin and Dyan Haynie fSixth rowl Katrina Bungard, Zachary Lopez, Christina Dehlavi, Jennifer Elliott, Missy Younger, Scott Kaba, Christa Gadomski, Theresa Hime, 1 l l l Tony Foley, Donald Anway, Rudy Chavez, Carlos Pargas, Gina Marra, Bridgette Fletcher, Corey Dunbar, Cassey Burns, Jerri Covey, Martha Flores and Randy Alday. lSeventh rowl JD Bair, Lori Turner, Jennifer Burns, Katrina Maloy, Anthony Enriquez, Hillary Hindman, Ralph Duarte, Darin Lemon, Wade Eckhart, Cara Knipp, Stacie Gilliam, Ann Meerdink, Shelley North and Stan Crounsel fEighth row! Jesus Teso, Mark Catt, Clint Carlton and Stuart Fotta, tNinth rowl Jenny Kipp, Mike Muller, Diana Knipp, Julie Dungan, Robert Lolmaugh, Richard Maxam, John Davis, Steve Downey, Richard McKinley, Steve Duncan, Logan Trujillo, Vince Pike, Shane Ammon, Andy Minkel and Melissa Robbins,

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Spirit prevailed during the 1986-87 school year with the help of the Marana songleaders, flags and mascots. Songleaders and the flags joined the Mar- ana marching band during their performances at football games as well as competitions. At the Flowing Wells Invitational and the State Marching Festival, the flags and songleaders received the captain award for outstanding auxiliary, a first for both these groups. ln addi- tion to performing with the band, the song- leaders helped the varsity cheerleaders lead With The Beat Members of the flag corps perform an original routine at a pep assembly. The Marana songleaders are fFirst rowl Heather Reed, Christy lllig, Maria Malkentzos, Tania Cover and Lisa Wilkins, fSecond rowl Marcy Hagmier, Julie Elias and Erika Milligan. tThird rowl Jenni Edwards, Ronelle Vivian, Mrs. Korte, sponsor, Beth Elliott and Angie Newburn. sMASwM 4zwrrfmn.x1 ,'N4.r 41111 'S' QFQWWI' ,gms 1 ' , ' f wi' Aw cheers during football games, basketball games and pep assemblies. The flags also per- formed their own original routines at pep as- semblies. The mascots were always around to spread school spirit. At football games, pep assemblies and almost all school functions, the mascots roused spirit in everyone. Led by their faithful leader, Tyler, the mascots joined with the other pep squad members to spur Marana High teams to victory. These groups helped to lead MHS students to a greater sense of pride in their school. Marana mascot Tyler tiger observes the actio along with other students during a footba pep assembly. -':: .X -'.. I sv' ,. 1, 1 4 x 1 .N i