Canyon Del Oro High School - Anos De Oro Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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C011 tributing to Football lifes? Page I98. Picture l, Tim Abeln turns the corner and runs for good yardage. Picture 2, Canyon kicks the extra point that put the Dorados ahead of Amphi to stay. Picture 3, An Amphi player is tackled by an unidentified Canyon lineman. 198 Green and Gold Club If-3 The Green and Gold Club, which was composed o football players on all levels, was strictly a fun raising function. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Bo Smith and the direction of president Brian Beis- meyer, the money that was made in the off season was put into an account for all the football teams- This allowed the team members to make a contrib- ution to their sport. With the money raised, they- bought film to take pictures of all teams, Varsity, .l.V. and Freshman. The Varsity football game were shown to the parents for a fee. The club als I held a number of team breakfasts. Other officers o the club were vice-president Jeff Carreon, s Dennis Martin and treasurer Hal Snider. ...f ' , fs Q.. ,s is .- JL, , fv ..... 4 - 5 - w s .Y,-LM C ' ss' it ... K 3 , 'M .X .iw.,Q- F Q i M rf :fi:1s,dw1,t

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.W V4 Rodeo Under the direction of advisor, Rick Wilson, the F rodeo club has become more active than ever before. A variety of fund raising activities provided the club with enough capital to sponsor the Rodeo club dance in February. The money was used to benefit the club and its activities. F 'rf . ,.., U. . 'Nr l 554 W - L+ N71 I we Y X sl I -Y WK ' J ... S fqvuv. 2 QX W4 , Q3 . it 'gi K . 21, , gi: . 'Q --. ' if Page 197: Picture l, Mr. Wilson relaxes after school. Picture ' 2, Rodeo Club-Front row: Duane White, John Garland, il Lasette White, Dorothy Cranford, Henry Garland, Donna White. Back row: Rod Lester, Mike Lamb, Mr. Wilson, Scott Chivers, Jerry Cranford, Peter Patrick, Dave Hintze. Picture 3, Mr. Wilson listens to an idea during a Rodeo Club meet- ing. Rodeo! l 97

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Li ffh ts, Camera, Action The purpose of the film club was to teach students the process and techniques of creating and shooting a film. At the film club meetings, which were usually held on Mondays, the members discussed plans for funding the club's activities. The money was raised by car washes and other fund raising functions. The money raised was used to purchase film and pay for processing and development. The maior project by the club this year was the making of an adven- ture film based on lan Fleming's novel about James Bond. The two club officers were Bob Weismiller and David Cummings and the club was sponsored by Pete Seidel. Creativity and self expression through film were obvioulsy beneficial for all club members. 'Z Page I99: Picture l, Pete Seidel sponsor of Film Club. Picture 2, Film Club members. Film Club I99