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

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Yearbook, photojournahsm Work together ii Yearbook and photojournalism Worked as a team this year to pro- duce the over 86,000 dollar project. Both ends of the production pro- cess tried hard to meet deadlines. 1. Lindsey Machold, Patricia Twarog and Lori Patton go over a dummy layout. 2. Edi- tor Donnine Pierson laughs over copy prob- lem with Dottie James. 3. Yearbook Staff. BOTTOM ROW: Andrea Whitakerg Cindi Roberts, Kristie Crissg Barbie Horton, stu- dent activitiesg Donnine Pierson, editorg Chris Bustamante, sports, Susie Barnetteg Tracie Clarkg Lori Patton, classesg TOP ROW: Carrie Hall, index, Julie Ortizg Dot- tie Jamesg Ralph Philabaumg Ms. Yvonne Taft, sponsor, Suzanne Lewis, Tom Thomp- song Geri Cashen, business manager. 4. Tom Thompson and Donnine Pierson try to identi- fy mug shots. 5. Barbie Horton draws a dum- my. 6. Donnine Pierson, Ms. Taft and Bar- bie create traffic jam at photo file. one-bu.....,,,,. ,.,,,, y N' I 38 Yearbook

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Diversified occupations offers job opportunities The Diversified Occupations Program had an enrollment of 35 stu- dents this year. The class met with Mr. Hawkins bright and early every Wednesday morning from 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. Mr. Hawkins helped find jobs which met the students, individual needs and interests. Some of the employers around the community included Sun Country Growers Greenhouse, The First National Bank and Bud of California. Others jobs consisted of working as dental assistants, school switchboard operators and kindergarten aids. The D.O. program enables students to gain experience in occu- pations of their choice, preparing them for the future. . y.:.. gat e ,K , ,iii ,... i iq 'iiiiii t V 1 ' 6 lm. , l 1.Chris Bustamante leafs through newspapers. 2. Ms. Taft. 3. Ms. Taft refills the ink fountain on the multi- lith. 4. Donna McWhirter, editor helps Lillian pick letter size for newspaper. 5. Members of the publi- cations staff ARE LEFTQ Theresa Terry, Barbie White, Chris Bustamante, Ms. Taft, Kenny Botkin, Tisha Spaulding, Lillian Dickinsen, and Donna McWhirter, editor. 6. Mr. Hawkins. 7. Mr. Hawkins reviews the students' progress in various jobs, during a morning session. 8. Dr. Ardlow looks on as Leroy Ritter demon- strates proper methods of treating animals. 9. Marilyn Neely answers the office switchboard with a friendly hello, D.O. 37

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T I.. Photojournalism is the advanced photography class which is respon- sible for producing all the pictures for yearbook and newspaper. This year's photojournalism class was fortunate to include several true camera artists who could create dramatic photo compositions as well as turn out many fine quality pictures on short notice. 1. Photojournalism. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Barnett, Mr. Gary Sawyer, sponsor: Tammy Sinnettg MIDDLE ROW: Rita Samsg Claire Woodsg Lydia Westg TOP ROW: Ralph Phila- baumg Kenny Botking Mark Weitekamp: William Johns. 2. The first step: taking the pic- ture. Claire Woods focuses while Mr. Sawyer gives moral support. 3. Second step: Unload- ing camera. Tammy Sinnett carefully handles her precious instrument. 4. Third step: Mark Weitekamp checks film during developing process. 5. Fourth step: Lydia West uses enlarger with contacts. Photojournalism 39