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

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his was the Class of '7 7 r .. kbdrihx xi? 3' 1 'iv . -w- v. .,,. il 10 -'xxx - al !.. ' rn seal 1. Rev. Gerald M. Cote addresses the seniors at Baccalaureate Serv- ice. 2. Co-Validictorian, Laura Brannock, speaks to her fellow class- mates. 3. Jack Paddock and Kim Totten share a few tears of happi- ness. 4. Dr. Foster compliments the Class of 1977. 5. Seniors practic- ing for the Big Night! 6. Co-Validictorian, Kenny Triphan, along with his friend on his cap, is ready to graduate. 7. Ready or not world , . . Here we come!! 8. Mr. Grissom leads the band in the National An- them. 9, David Hamilton Congradulations. 10. The tossing of the caps ends the Graduation ceremonies. 11. Laura Luter finds the Baccalaureate Service very touching. 12. Looks Like We Made It. 13. The Class of '77, 14. Rita Sams, Pat Samuelson, and Jeff Schnell look forward to receiving their diplomas. 13 Graduation 15

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,i 5- jk. ,4 as 4 , i ,'5d. Photo J ournalism W 4,,.1 'Gontaeti.., Crltiqup A Challenging Work ' :W---, , in photography ' v 'X 'RZ 'I f. 1 'I' Lydia, senior, voted as the outstanding worker in the Photo-Journalism Class, is shown involved in the production sequence for all photographers who accept the challenge of producing the pictures for the school publications. Each person who joins the class learns the techniques shown in this sequence. Loading their own film as preparation to any assignment, the stu- dents then take the assignment. After taking the re- quested pictures, they spend forty-five minutes in de- veloping their film. The film is then printed as a con- tact and critiqued for the best pictures to fill the re- quest. Printing the final product takes thirty minutes for the first print and five additional minutes for each print. In all, it takes a lot of hard work to produce a single picture, but a lot of personal pride results when this picture is used in the school's publications such as this yearbook, for which the Photo-Journalism Class produced 99 96 of the pictures. ,g -' -F' S4 Mp' .r 0 X. . . V xy n K r . i 1 Q i A 'E Y' 2-,,,,i at Nm., i ., 4 asf - ! 5. .4 9 . 3- gi. at ig. ' L rf 9 if Y N E - ,T rg , '? 'H Lydia works most