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

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Raising Money for Wrestling i W 5- jx Z6 'C ff-v ' The Grapplers Club, which wos formed five year: ago, made up all high school wrestlers at Canyor del Oro. The main obiective was to raise money foi extras, such as T-shirts, additional meal money foi trips, and also to travel to wrestling clinics. Money. for the club was raised by the wrestlers themselves Since there was no Lettermens Club at C.D.O., eact sport had their own clubs. Last year, the Grappler purchased four banners pertaining to the seasons i which the wrestlers have won divisionols or stats tournaments. The club usually met during the wres tling season, and they elected officers from the three closses of wrestlers: Freshmen, Junior Varsity and Varsity. Q... Page 200: Picture l, Scott Clifford attempts to flip over an opponent, Picture 2, The Dorodos placed second in Divisionals. - Picture 3, Clayton Martin goes for the pin. . twiwmm K 'ir' . ,M-g,,55, 200 Grapplers Club gs,

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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

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Dorados Raise e Dorados Club was made up of all the basket- ll players at Canyon del Oro. The main objective the club was to raise money for trips, better eals on away matches, improvements on the bas- tball uniforms, and for the purchasing of banners rtaining to the seasons in which the basketball am won divisional or state tournaments. Officers re appointed for the club, and the club met every y after school during the basketball season. ce there was no Letterman's Club at C.D.O., ch sport had their own club. The money was ised by the basketball players themselves, with devoted help of Mr. Tissaw. 5 2 i l MN or xfywwi X 5 A Money for R0 undballers x 5 .f ee--e e 0 Q by f X, w 5, 'T -a of SQ. C f ,.l.....Q - '- gi 3 40 4- .Af Z 1 S bs- 10, K -Q ...al Page 201: Picture l, Mark Jung passes to an open player Picture 2, Jeff Fisher scores a layup against Flowing Wells Picture 3, Jessie Thorpe waits for the rebound. Dorados!20l