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

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The Physical Education classes were busy this year keeping in shape by doing ex- ercise and running laps. The Boy's P.E. classes tuaght by Mr. Dyer, Mr. Ack- er, and Mr. Newman, did weight lifing, played football, basketball and softball, and a variety of other sports. They challenged other P.E. classes taught during the same hour, and the losing team was pun- ished by running laps or doing push-ups. The Girlis P.E. classes, taught by Ms. Sublette and Ms. Antonik, did gymnastics, played basketball, volleyball, badminton, and softball. They did several exercises before each sport to loosen and tone up muscles. Ms. Antonik taught the Pep Squad class, that consisted of all the cheerleaders and pom pon girls. The girls practiced cheers and worked on routines. They also made posters, run- ning boards, and prepared for Pep Assemblies. After basketball season ended the Pep Squad class turned into a regular P.E. class. A girlis Gymnastic team was formed this year by Mr. Chestnut. Even though it was an after school activity, the turn out was good. The girls practiced floor- exercises, vaulting, tumbling, and exercises on the beam. They learned how to do hand- springs and walk-overs. The team couldn't compete this year but hopes to compete next year. 124 Faculty -- rf Wx 3 .. -.Q iw vf'a-. ..,. EF 'Z ya X

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Fine Arts involves many students Every year is a new experience in each of the Fine Arts classes. Nearly every student in Marana High is enrolled in at least one or more of the Fine Arts classes. Marana's Fine Arts classes in music are beginning band and band, by Mr. Neil Grissom, also chorus and guitar instructed by Ms. Sue Gentry, in the Dramatic field, classes like beginning Drama, Drama, and Stagecraft are directed by Ms. Joan Ebert. Ms. Kay Federoff influences students in introduction to Art, and advanced Art. The opinions of the teachers of the Fine Arts department can best be summed up in a quot by Ms. Federoff, I want all my students to have a rich, exciting and expanding experience. . . Band had a treat this year, they received new uniforms. One student when asked how he felt about band said, The Band's spirit was boosted this year by the addition of flag girls and the purchase of new uniforms. Band also raised money for band trips to the STATE FAIR, and DISNEY- LAND. Drama had many successful performances which included, talent shows and the ever popular M 'A9fSl'H. Drama also hoped to put on a musical. Ms. Ebert commented that with each production she hoped the students would gain experiences in observation, concentration, and cooperation. All the teachers feel that they can always look forward to improve- ment. ' I V-. .1--....,,,,m . .MNMW 1. Ms. Sue Gentry, Chorus and Guitar Teacher. 2. Ronna Baur listens attentively to Maria Sanchez play on her guitar. 3. Stage- craft students have friendly arguments while setting up props for Mi'A'S H. 4. Mr. Neil Grissom, Band Instructor. 5. The Marana High Band marches to the tunes of new times. 6. Ms. Kay Federoff, Art Teacher. 7. Ms. Joan Ebert, Drama In- structor. 8. Ms. Federoff cheerfully assists Gilbert, Tony and Steve in their pottery making. 9. The Chorus enthusiastically sing along under Ms. Gentryls supervision. Faculty 123

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PE, Driver's Ed train for strength, coordination OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Ms. Perry Sub- lette, P.E. department chairman. 2. Ms. Vivan Antonik, girls' P.E., poms, cheer- leaders. 3. Sandra Dobbie performs on the balance beam. 4. Frosh cheerleader Karen Horton does walk-over while Diane Young watches. Songleaders practice in background. 5. Ms. Sublette teaches freshman class how to play flag football. 6. Danny Harry and Arthur Soto prac- tice with barbells. 7. Gary Collins sings one of his favorite rhymes while skipping rope. 'S' T ggt , Q . .. Y lk . Iilillll- HHH XIII!! 'Wi' f .. if S .fie gb fi 3 1- - THIS PAGE: 1. Boys work out on gym equipment under Mr. Newman's super- vision. 2. Mr. Paul Graham, football coach and Driver's Education teacher enrolls Pam Varvil in his class. 3. Driver's Education students pose with car they drove. 4. Driver's Ed students change tire on Driver's Education car. 5. Mr. Joseph Acker, boy's P.E., social studies and Varsity Basketball coach. 6. Mr. Michail Dyer, boys P.E., math and football coach. 7. Mr. Robert Newman, boys P.E. and gymnastics. Faculty 125