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

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0 o'z':9 I 5 ji' if ff? Q5 5 E Q, .,.-v,,pP,,,,f --.W M. V Q!,,,,-m '+:2..,w,,,,V NUT M N--.-..... 49 ir? DCT I would like to express my deepest thanks to the entire staff of the 76-77 El Tigre. The staff this year included Geri Cashen, Business Managerg Cindi Roberts, Index Editor, Kristie Criss, Layout Editor, Patricia Twarog, Copy Editor, Barbie Horton and Andrea Whitaker, Student Existence, Tracie Clark, Headlines, Chris Busta- mante and Susie Barnett, Competition, Lori Patton, Friends. The staff also included members who were re- quired to switch sections almost every deadline, depending on where they were needed. They were: Lea Ann Garrett, Carrie Hall, Dottie James, Sue Lewis, Lindsey Machold, Donna McWhirter, Julie Ortiz, Ralph Phila- baum, and Tom Thompson. Second semester Craig Bratton, Rick Davis, and Doug Mifflin joined the staff. This year's staff started with one returning member: Kristie Criss. Ms. Yvonne Taft replaced Ms. Kay Ludeke as advisor this year, and has done an extreme amount of work to ensure Marana High a yearbook of high quality. The staff would like to extend a special thanks to the photojournalism staff who supplied us with an unending amount of outstanding pictures, also Diane Herron, Lillian Dickenson, and Mr. Phil Dering, our yearbook representative to Joston's. There are two people at Marana who I personally wish to show my gratitude. These people are Mr. Sawyer who put up with me, and Ms. Taft, because without her this yearbook would not have been possible. In closing, I would like to say that this year has been an experience that I have enjoyed and been educated by. I wish every student at Marana High had the chance to learn and feel what I did working with some of the persevering people that I have this year. . 00 ao. 176 Ed1tor's Page