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

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K Rauf Claire DesRosiers and Mark Catt work on a fund-raiser for a yearbook academic class. l Marana's yearbook staff, led by editor, Beth Narofsky, uses good sense in planning the yearbook. l , if 2 Freshman PE classes learn how to keep fit physically fit for good health. 5 Y' W YS H qsseifvwm Ms. Johnson uses good sense by using a word processor for foods, 77

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Sensibility takes charge Good sense was something students needed a lot of. Whether it was study- ing, eating or just having, the students needed good sense in all their pursuits. Many students found that while studying made good sense, it was often more of a chore than they wanted to handle, However, w ln students gave into their better side al d did the study- ing, grades improved. Xxx Students also used good sense in eat- ing with many taking foods classes which taught them the value of eating nutritious food and taking care of their bodies. Students took foods classes not only to enjoy themselves, they also took them so they could gain some practice in life-long skills. Finally, many students used good sense in having fun. While they might not change the type or amount of fun, they did use some common sense when it came to picking the activities. All in all students found that using good sense helped them survive high school. lsss . i has Brian Groseclose uses the library to get last-minute knowledge. Mr Rosenburg teaches a student about the real world of auto. Wendy Nichols works with better lighting, compliments of the sun.

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.qt Mm Skills build Marana High School was full of good sense in this past year. Students got great feeling when they turned in that A or B paper for English. Students also got bad feelings from that flunked 20th Century History quiz. One problem some students also had was that extra curricular activities interfered with their grade-point averages. As this past years Senior Class went onto college, work or whatever they chose, they remembered what they had learned. As for the freshmen, sopho- on basics mores and juniors, good sense will be with them the rest of their high school years. In college, it will be highly necessary to use those five senses. But more im- portantly to know the basics to apply to college-required classes, as well as elec- tive classes. As students learned, prep- aration for college was granted through high school. They picked up other nec- essary skills that will help them in life, whether they choose a college or not. John Hongan and Teri Hayhurst look frustrated with their Spanish class In Ms. Kellyis Skills for living Class students learn by reading one of Ms. Keilyls Using good Sense in studying is something many studentg find important, favorite books, You Are Somebody Special.