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

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Spirit Week promotes nostalgia and silly new fads No matter what strange thing you could possibly find to wear during Spirit Week, you would be perfectly in style. Fads for this week included the latest in crazy hats, to the newest mummy mask. Not only the apparel of students changed, but also the attitudes. The campus turned into a gigantic stage over night, many people displayed how big a ham they could possibly be. No one was excluded, whether they dressed up or not. Members of M.H.S. all got involved in laughing, smiling, or perhaps even building a pyramid. Teachers also joined in showing they are into most fantasies. Some dressed as hunters, or farmers, but others dressed as something much more symbolic such as Duke or Duchess. Everyone had a great time pre- tending, and just be a child once more, even just for a week. The change was a welcome one and will be repeated in the future. 1. Students find time during a busy school cur- riculum to build a pyramid during lunch. 2. Two Seniors take time out to initiate Freshman Jerry White to M.H.S. 3. Students display their Sunday best during Spirit Week. 4. A group shot of the new styles shown for a fashion show during break. 5. Mr. Sawyer catches two cuties on costume dayg these twins are Melanie Osburn, and Teresa Terry. 6. Suzie Horton models fashion on class day. 7. Ms. Dorthy Hi- att takes time out as a counselor, to slip into something comfortable on costume day. 54 Headlines

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'Count Yorga' causes some complaintsg Art show gives cultural exposure une' HYTXTS 'v-' - J J! g-,ga-we - F,-2s,.,.,.-4--fr f Pit? XIV W 1 - 4 ,.f2 r -QL up ., N., ,f 1. Three dimensional de- signs were an display in the library for the Art Festival. 2. Rita Sams, Senior, sits with samples of South Amer- ican crafts. 3. Karen Hor- ton, Alice Torres, and JoAnn Coleman sing to their own accompaniment in Art Fes- tival. 4. Count Yorga caused some parents to com- plain to school about ques- tionable scenes. 5. Sherry Lowenthal, Debbie Mitchell, and Elaine Fox admire pot- tery display outside art room. 6. Dr. Scott Foster, Ricky McDaniel and Devin Cow- hey lead procession in honor of the army representatives who awarded a plaque to the Uncle Sam Club. 7. The Black Awareness Club, which was very active this year, sponsored a bake sale among its many activities. 8. Authentic hand-made tortillas were made into burros for students right in front of the snack bar. Headlines 53

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