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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1978 volume:

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They'll ostracize you, because you dare to be different You'Il wear that hat you like so much You know, the one with the purple feathers Some of you were born with a difference you are the wrong color, or the wrong race But think a minute who should decide what's right or wrong? lt is just an assumption we make, an, impostion, or is it just because ? And what about those of you who laugh and yes, we all are guilty of it We quietly smile at the obese or snicker to ourselves when someone else wears the hat with the purple feathers Think about it, you might realize that we're all different wheather we laugh, or snicker or cry we're all individuals Theme 5 6 Theme lndividuality. . . ...is not something that can be bought, sold or given away. It is colored through the years. individuality is accumulated characteristics. Each one taken from an event in one's life or a dream which the individual hopes to accomplish. An individual receives acknowledgement from people around them by friendship. Each of these friends appreciate the individual for their characteristics. An individual's self identity and characteristics are worth more than any conceivable fortune. For each of us to acquire individuality we must live our lives as separate people. 1- i Q .XA tQ2- ffm is:eMigf,,,.,:,.J U 5P?V'y5c,,5Af,f Each of us must etch, color, and paint our lives with the exotic colors which represent our individuality. Individuality ... Theme 7 55 4 S 6 . 1 , 3' 3 Eebuigg 1.1 OS Gem O 5,LgQ '7'g 2 K F 31 , ali: Us i fl 4 LatQ5, 4? if , Q FG EQXBXQQ v, QW f J A A VO O I CQ f ' 4 - ' 'W K K J get-x5 X Q 10,41 ' A - im '3'-'5F:.'i.7F- '..-.E Y3i3wwQwEi?EQs 5 W, , , :gg Wi : R V N U 1 1 'Q ff ' Q 3 QmQQQ , Q f M Q9 t in f Q 26 ah im I 'F U f:s , M Q i D . QED 1,3 Q K ' C QED Q aifnzsa. i qi'fq Q3 ...i i f 4 v Q 1 G fx ,. '- Administration faces overcrowding problem Overcrowding in the Maranas district was one of many problems faced by the school board and admin- istration this year. The total district had a 6.2 percent gain over last year. The high school itself had a 10.7 percent gain from May to September. The cost to provide space for all Marana students, which required a bond election, is !Sl,470,000. In order to meet the rising enrollment at the high school, the school board and administrators proposed additional facilities. Included in the proposals were vo- cational shops and a land lab to provide for added enrollment. The cost of these additions were estimat- ed at S575,000. Additional problems tackled by the school board and administration were medical insurance, student tar- dies and institution of a new grading system. 1. Dr. Havens, superintendent, works diligently on forms. 2. This year's school board members are Fred Hill, Harry Hansen, Max Green, Daniel Post and Brad DeSpain. 3. Dr. Foster pauses in the library to think about proposals made by students. 4. Mr. Miller approves student activities requisitions. 5. Deans McLean and Saltzman discuss the good results of a displinary problem. 6. Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Hiatt discuss possibilities for courses next semes- ter, during a brainstorming session. Qw1 Mnn-vl,, 'vn- Rs 10 Administration W! .effic- C wr ,, who V1 mv m WWUQ' f i c www 1' nw .-A , Q, 5 4 X 5 Q. ,, 1 of-ff-Q. 4 0 x it if A t rf. sf' Z Eh if 6 f f Dr. Scott Foster Bruce Miller Florence Saltzman Wade McLean Frances Douglas Dorothy Hiatt Administration 11 Andrea Lentz Sheila Nicholas Pat Rudy Rick Valley Joan Ward Fred Wilmshurst Danny Catt Paul Schmidt Erik videbeck W WM I 3 15266 ii 'iwzzfeiaiwwff J A, 3, 4 M A qi aww ' ' ?:nzr 12 Academics .pn-' 6 kf. Social, science, math studies enrich students Due to a new law, Marana's Adaptive Education department broadened into a well-developed classroom situation. Students take math, science, English and other classes, with a focus on the needs of that individual. Math and science departments experienced an all-time high in the enrollment of advanced classes. The departments plan to formulate new advanced classes in the near future to meet stu- dent demand. Teachers in the social studies field were new or returning, with these teachers came new ideas to interest their pupils in their subjects. 1. Mr. Calkins and Ms. Cutler assist in counseling. 2. Mr. Videbeck lectures on the basics of history. 3. Mrs. Ward grades students' papers. 4. Mr. Catt gleams about a varsity win. 5. Mrs. Maycher helps Lori Brant and Mike Foster with a difficult algebra problem. 6. Mr. Sawyer and two photo-journalism students, Kirk Cazee and Mike Schall, study the fundamentals of still photography. 7. Mr. Brady goes over a complicated test with a Chemistry student. di l i, V g ,,,. it 1 Carolyn Maycher ' Gary Sawyer , gp' . - James Brady John Callicotte Joe Brady Chris March Harry Larson Academics 13 Classes develop communications Elsie Mann Sherry Vaughn Arva Resley Yvonne Merrill Cary Chestnut Cynthia Mancini Shari Plamann Cheryl Clausen Kay Ludeke 14 Academics While this year's English, Spanish and business classes worked diligently to teach students grammar and secretarial skills, the Music Department stressed appreciation for the fine arts. To avoid confusion and disruptions in the library, the south pod of the auditorium was opened for students who only wished to get out of the heat or cold of the day, and talk about daily news. The library was then left for those students who wished to read or study. 1. Miss Plamann takes time out to grade papers. 2. Mrs. Ludeke, Donnine Pierson and Lori Patton work out problems with some yearbook pages. 3. Mrs. Vaughn talks with a student about an English assignment. 4. Mrs. Holoway cheerfully instructs her class on typing skills. 5. Mr. Grissom gets a taste of cream pie at a pep assembly. 6. Mrs. Carpenter reads her lesson plans before writing her assignment on the board. eww Ag ts an -W . J' wg Qs, T' A.. 5 ,f Y,e'z 'IN .sy-'v I - if , ' 5 5 A Q K .Hx if w 4 4 ,.?y Y YQ F 11 if 5 241 'S+ ' j' ' ' Q gy 'y - . yawn .1 'T . -r fn ff I likxflv Sly ix ' '2 if '+-2532 45 1 Q ' . i -, g ,V I ff , ' ,f r I ' ' ,fy F rf' ' , f ff' f f - N Af gr? ' ' Gil ! 3i i2 : v fig' ,,mm 1 1 ks, I in I 61 -V MJ' ff ? '1' . , W 1 1 In Q OA I N k Kay Federoff Nell Grissom Sue Gentry Joan Neron Joan Ebert Frank Urquudes Tern Lzmtych Lnnda Carpenter Knm Holoway Academics 15 Lynn Blxnn Laurel Krinke Don Hawkins Tom Neppl Tom Jones Larry Casom Ted Eminowicz Paul Saxe Dennis Anderson Cliff Nystrom 16 Academics -x... x 165 ' Q 2 53 M1 , aim, ff if gb I 1 4 5 f M ' ik, 1 S , ,JL f x . x I M ag! f -Ha. X ,f 'fi' C ,,'x5ifef mms. 46 W 'Q' S 4' .fa , 1 Sli iii . k , ' ras, M -fn 1 Wg 3-06 '. dh Physical, mental skills combine This year's Vocational Agriculture, Shop, Home Economics and Phys- ical Education Departments all worked toward the goal of providing students with skills that could be useful in a practical experience and possibly toward a future career. ln the vocational agricultural classes, the concentration was on agricultural techniques and management. The shop teachers stressed the safe use of welding machines, and the fine art of working on and rebuilding automobile engines. The home economics teachers taught child development to students, as well as cooking and sewing. For the first time at Marana High School, students were provided with co-educational physical education classes. These classes were well attended, and dealt with teaching students how to keep their bodies in shape as well as teaching various game skills. 1. Mr. Neppl lectures to his Vo-Ag class over special techniques in growing cotton. 2. Mr. Eminowicz shows Allena Snyder how to fix a small engine carborator. 3. Mr. Nystrom ex- plains a difficult problem in one of his shop classes. 4. Lalo Bustamante and Mr. Newman talk over the upcoming wrestling schedule. 5. Mr. Dyer double checks the time of a stu- dent during a relay. 6. Mrs. Sublette talks to James Cisco about his physical education scores. 7. Mr. Graham gives a lecture to one of his Drivers' Education classes. ,.,,..- Vivian Antonik V 1 if ,f ii - A i E . My W! Perry Sublette ,....,f?' fa. 'K 5' . V Y 's ,X 'W ., 'ix 9-if 'fl , k Y . ' 1 i .i , i Q g A ,. 'x ' ii' ' IBN Qi, 'I . T A . 1 1 . . K K EAR. 1633 . - x ' s ' ,fi ,K Joe Acker ff C fa? . TQ .Jil Z X Mike Dyer 4. ', mf' f , 1 ' ,- 41 4 Bob Newman . ' Z Paul Graham Academics 17 Health, clerical workers make daily routine happen This year the supportive personnal and health services played an important part in opening the school and in keeping it run- ning smoothly. Their daily routines included signing clearance cards, typing tests. and mending accidents. Due to their unending efforts appointments were kept, records were filed, expenses paid, and telephone calls returned. Without these persons rarely would the high school function. 1. Mrs. Paddock awaits patiently for her next emergency case. 2. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. Tharp go over important business affairs to keep the school running smoothly. 3. Mr. Federico and Mrs. Paterson check absentee notes with the lists of absentees. 4. Mrs. Marine takes care of expenditures of classes, clubs, Student Council and all other school organizations. 5. Teachers' aides, Mrs. Tawney, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Brannock break from their busy routines to relax. l 3 3 t L E 4 I 18 Supportive personnel cers lead seniors through final year ,ff 'fi '1T'.,i l:s' I 'I 1 . I s' 4 .3 . if gi I .S - Q f , Ili , .- , i w if i by K U jo s , Diane Adolph XR ' Margaret Allen Pat Altamirano Karl Andersen David Anderson i ,, UI. A F it 2.5 M, 'f fl 3 4 , 1 . , , , , 2' cfQ9gr,f1fL f if '?sf,?ff J- V A. YL '.r7f' if if!- Monica Anderson Wendy Anderson Dale Angel Russell Barker Donna Barton .. ,. .. ,......,-........ fit-f.i:T 2 M ' ' 2 tw 1- A +P-'lk-'0 g- ' .. ,N l.. 1. Officers of the Senior class are Eileen Halpin, treasurer, Cheryl Meadows, secretary, Lynda Speer, presidentg Lori Pat- ton, vice presidentp and Barbara Fischer, Student Council representative. 2. Lynda Speer, Senior Class president, thinks over a suggestion given to her during a class meeting con- cerning selling pretzels at a Marana Town Fair in October. Seniors 19 Ronna Bauer Mike Benitez Leroy Berry Gail Best Cindie Bloomhuff Ray Bomesberger Kenny Botkins Pam Bramlett Cindy Broadbent Richard Byers Brian Cale Sally Chavez Tracie Clark William Combs Alan Copenhaver Chris Cowhey Kristie Criss Steve Custis Bruce Darby Charles Deloach 20 Seniors Serious study occupies part of seniors' tim E -of Tx Q D LJQ ,,L 3' 1. 'B+ Eff? . B if ,tt , mf' 7 15 ,xiii V- 3,9 .51 S .wa sr, .. 5 .- 'fx Q H' V.. up, Sur . it WA ' -V .I 'A 53.51 ai- -H1515 . I 9 t 3 vlfiw - , , . .fy . iglfjf :4.f1i. K .'r'tl 1.f'f4 - . ,. 1 ' 9 X A .4 , 1 l 0 Z' ff in-ay' J X .f .2s 2.1-. er V 5 fm 1. Senior Julie Hennagir spends time studying for one of the many courses that confront seniors in their last year of high school before graduation. Vx QU' ,uw 'err'- 19-s QCTQ .....,,,x Troy Denton Regina Dickson Charles Doucette Jane Fahrmeyer Martha Faraci Mike Farrell Carolyn Federoff Pam Flocks Christal Foley Chris Fox Barbara Fischer Jeanie Frye Marilyn Gacilos Monica Garrett James Gilliam Edward Gonzales Lucy Gonzales Seniors 21 Relaxation, jobs contrast life of senio Joe Granado 7 ,- i Michael Green , . e X X Beatrice Grijalva .1 1 ' 'A I Robert Gromley y l X' 2 A f Keith Groves ' - 'K ' I Eileen Halpin Danny Harry ,, Lea Ella Harry Stephen Henley Julie Hennagir K !'f ,,-,mf f '-'-' 1. Tisha Spaudling seems to direct Terry Terry to where her house could be found. 2. Billy Combs demonstrates how to throw a football during lunch before footballs were band from school in October. 3. Pat Altamirano a student for DO helps teachers and students in the bookstore during her work. 22 Seniors . Wa.. f' ,Lf l 3 ..... 5 at i a 5 1' - --ram . r ,El: , A 'US- xv g Q I l '1 . Christina Herdia Fabian Hernandez Rosie Hernandez Diane Herron Beverly Hogg Annette Holt Dale Hopkins Henry Hum Marvonne Hunter Bonnie Hurley Steve Jackson Wayne Jackson Cheryl James Melody Jansen Sandra Jobe Jeanette Johnson Jill Jones Seniors 23 Seniors name hopefuls for homecoming royal Rory Kalmes Hiedi Kazal Malakie Kazal Dalia Kin Delia Kin Lynda Kuykendall Ruth Laos Olga Lerma Deborah Leslie Julie Lester June Lewis Richard Longoria Fernando Lopez James Lynch Lindsey Machold Kathy Martin Michael Martinez Edward Matchette Cheri Meadows Ray McDaniel 24 Seniors ,aw 1 - . .Q-W-f G19 f -MA. .. J' 1 . l 3 .. . A , Q f,,EsJ'i , in ---f- ,,o.o, is lm-:gf ,--. K..- . r f Nik.. 1312 .V 11 l .,,.f- '4 .s,.f 1. The senior homecoming candidates, taking time out to pose in the commons area, are Wayne Jackson, Jim Gilliam, Jim Somerville, Lori Patton, Kristie Criss and Pat Altamirano. .Q I 'x 1 ---, Q7 1 7'k Jesse McKnight Mark McLaughlin Vickie McWhirter Doug Mifflin Cheryl Moles Elizabeth Montcastle Quintin Nesbitt Lori Noble Terri Nye Brenda Oliver Jess Omstead Lori Patton Richard Patton Eduardo Pena George Perez Kathy Perez Michael Perez Seniors 25 Philip Pesina Donnine Pierson Teresa Polashek Bill Post Stephen Price Susie Quesada Corinna Ramirez Cathrine Ramsey Ed Roach Art Rodriguez 26 Seniors f 55' X fab?-S 5 VX xx ' Y.. ef X ' Xl .E s . F f . .-Vw' i ly -ff' ffl 7 ' N m4 -. 44 Ve . . , X xmt X l i. A ii it X: -A -aff f , 'bt' l X- 'X -40 Gary Roybal Mike Runkles Margarita Salazar Brenda Samuelson Louis Scheer Leilani Schisler Deborah Seal Nancy Sicheri Gay Sims Shawna Smith Tony Smith Douglas Somers James Somerville Tisha Spaulding Lynda Speer Donna Spicola Sean Stepp 1. Bobby Gromley and Allen True tear a car down part by part. 2. Donnine Pierson gets ready for her senior picture. 3. Dale Angel checks the geometrical planes of his drawing. Hectic seniors give way to ,A 'TMZV l Donna sudham it T T Charles Sundgaard James Taylor Teresa Terry Sidney Thomas Q r A ci' X 4 Stal Quai., at., , Art Thomasson f Ramona Thornburg Lynn Travis Nicholas Triphan Allen True .we- ., r f, 55 W gif T. 5, . ef 'it-all ' -vb vifk FN V rvyr '---...W ' M, 'ff , M I '-un-u-1--va. '-nu-u...H 1-V. l ,..N.,. . f'4lg,..,.,:'11v:Maav,-F, ' , AMW. 1 e..,.....-s-v'j' 1. Carolyn Federoff modestly accepts a suggestion given to her by Terry Terry. 2. Debbie Seal takes time out to meditate. 3. Carolyn Federoff and Beverly Hogg show how they feel about the long day the band spent at the Arizona State Fair. 28 Seniors quieter moments ' 1 W, ' My Dt V an X ? C sg, 5.5 32 Kelly Tucker Angie Valles Larry Walker Anthony Weitekamp Andrea Whitaker Avery White W Barbara White Annette Willoughby Scott Williams Brent Williamson Claire Woods John Yeomans Seniors 29 Lori Adolph Paul Alday Annette Altamirano Keith Amos Daniel Anderson Lonnie Anderson Aurelio Aranda Wahanda Bailey Mike Baldezak Melissa Barry Shanna Bauer Pamela Beemen Yolanda Bejarano Stephen Benge Steven Benitez Judy Berry Cindie Bloomhuff Cathy Brannock Craig Bratton Tammy Bristow Stacy Brown Loretta Bryant Pat Burgos Charlene Bustamante Lalo Bustamante Gaynale Cain Jeffrie Calhoun Ramon Campas Kirk Cazee Sylvia Chavez Donald Clawson Carla Clements Joann Coleman Larry Cook Johnny Craft Marianne Crescenzo 30 Juniors Junior leaders focus on academics, activiti -Q 'M f li S ' A K .. K 'A A, ,,, V 4 ,gk I may 4 I K -5 f ., f ' ' l- r i. fat- .lf 1 ' 5' ' 5 i 'mi' t Wt , X. S . - 'wt......N ,Mamas ,aa t N 1 ,.1,Edi,,,L ,:.k . D .Qm,i's,:1:,i! 4 .7..-zifffiii-1: ge I r .W Q I Q ' I 'F vs up l . ' Q-ff? ' -. - .2 -nr Q n i st X A is i - f gf A , l i - g H 12.3, , ' 1 N :M V 2 'i ' , , V' - ' .. ' i V. E -. i Ali ' .Viv Mx 'tsttovb it- A .fii 5 A 'J 5 . ' 3 S t K if lil if Q M In N , if f . It M., . ' l '3:ff'N' F ,Pi 1 E 5 4 W Farm, trgi. ' wr . ' if .A J R ' il x x X R V s t u t i Iv V W-We 1 f' K yiy yn txt Q, li L .. I 7 ,'-- f . ewffsw X - l .Q TA .,. -mtv' Q. - .S S.. ' 4' Y - me i i i I A s Jrs W 'iii if to i 'I Af W - WT? X I F '- il ,V Q A' SN 1 'if t , i ' N Ngggzi L I Q-'V , 5 5 my j ' - - i i,,.q.l ' in ' A f Q V , --.KJ ' . 5 h ' 4 Q, in if Q. L i. if fa... Mn , t K3 .i if t,i' ii I ' ir s Q . ' ' 0 ', , J I ig- Qrr Ytifggigqgrfai , L A to awes- flg Q . tt 1 ' 9, 1. Counselors supervise juniors taking the PSAT test. 2. Junior Class officers are Craig Bratton, Maria Sanchez, Tammy Foster, Diane Evans and Munson Steed. 3. The exacting work of drafting keeps Don Kobayashi busy. 4. Stu- dents listen to Diane Evans as she explains a class project. 1 T7 X. 2. ,mg I,-. ,. X 'X Brian Crook i ggxgc fi 1 I if fi i siilnx , 1 ,, E , x . . Ni E 1 , xi Qu. L' , Vx Z 1 ' -'Ks Dee Ann Davis ,Em 1' -.J M , , fs'-DQ K Q,-1+ 'N f K '75 R b D ' , ,,, M W if mei Raja -sqwfwa xmas i i ii Q 1 x s wi .i an ' , X 7 5 Nm.--r 4, 4 M, J 9 XXV ' xx -wwf f 4 feta D X . Q J, ! 1 G 4 r Y, ,W of ,- 479 A? e ii, 1 f- .' X, K, I' 135 W Q' if Y fx? K X Q .va I , Q.. H 7, 17.17 xx av l 1 ii X! ,A NMJ . ix ' by Denise Dewey - , , ff, -2 H.,-1 s ' J -. A ,fl ,l ' ' 1 Rudy Dial ff' '35, ,e-wx ll is. r if .I .. , vm aa aaa -i i I 1 nfs, Lire if W5 ,,A it N i ., , i lv xi I 4 Y N4 v 1 V K r ' , , ' Y ' ga 1 0 A in Af: ' 'fr , W A , f ' -X F vf 1 hut ? .,,, Zl, A X mr Q' ' ,Q K , ' -, 4. V M VAVV Q Q ff -5' D 'Q ' , . . ' - - , fm 5 ' It 'lu i' 4 1 h ,pf YM, RQ , N. A 1 v . ,.. . ,f V ,, , .vi X F5 K , X , ' 'fnjx 1 it 'ffa i - -Q3 K , . Aix 'YQ rg I I I X' u I ii fm, ,f ' V' , fl fa? r 1 Q .J 'N' Te-3' U if 1 A ...if i Q . D f Jasmine Dimmick Kimberly Dobbie Mark Doucette Laura Dunbar Cody Eason William Ecker Clarence Elder Lisa Elick Lori Englet Diane Evans Darlene Forste Tammy Foster Esmeralda Francisco Mike Franco Juniors 31 Hours of planning, work pay off for junio 1. Munson Steed and Maria Sanchez listen as Tammy Foster makes a point to the Junior Class. 2. Gail Paterson, Maria Sanchez and Melissa Barry were some of the juniors who helped with class re- sponsibilities such as the concession stand. ' , ' 5 -4 , 4 1 'J ,. . .- If f X .ini .. i. J . if ' K. A E' ll Q ,Q V A ff-' ,i4,. 75i', 3 it' ' 1 Tyson Frazer i fret: ,Q Q 9 x rx: ' Lorinda Freed vm l ' . ffl ' E, X 9 ' M33 , Vince Fujita 'I ' f 2 4 Q' l 1 ' gf ..... . 7, F, J 4 K . . In nf .., f lf-. .4 A . fi ,i ' in A ' Kevin Fulmer J, u ' Vincent Gacilos 1, ' Lloyd Gainous '-4 v V I ri Laura Garrett Bobby Gauthier Diane Ginn Gregory Gladden Sara Gladden Frank Gonzales Ralph Gonzales June Goodman Michael Gossett John Graham Karen Gremmler Ivan Grenfell Tim Grenfell Whitney Hamby Lori Hansen an X n o t ..v ,. .Qt ,Q V - I B xg. ' Q' 'elf S 'i N V f 9. Christine Hardin Teresa Hardin Chris Harris Mike Harris Raymond Harry Penny Hatch . Beth Hatcher Summer Hawkins Nancy Henson ' , 1 L 32 Juniors 1 ww. ' K A , TH ma X ' L 5' 4 N I f Q D . ' X ii t ' f F it l i , , ,..,, 1 . v V' .1 fig, 4.12, .al i 1 -js flrffzre 9 if .- 'll' f y 'N v v H' J, . , 5 f i ,. M y yu if salem me ,rv , . ffl PJ' il 2112.1 ,tra 1 fE..,.f 5 ,E J c 1 ,T , :F 3- X 5' Y , 1 .. Rf. ,. ,- . x - --5 -5 1 .' i i I ,L Q N E Q ff ' , to ywknq ' i . Z vs.-I 4 ft! -4 . Eau, .Wg-4 S is a t L 1, i , if M471 Y 2 is Q .TV N -'Z' i X X yy XX V txt? Tammy Herczeg Rebecca Hernandez Suzanne Hill Christine Holm Jeflrey Holt Martin Honea Stephen Hopkins Susan Horton Dennie Howe Daniel Hunt Stan Hunt Renee Ingram Robert Islas Dottie James Thomas Jeffries Oscar Jimenez Lisa Kern Eric King Tom Kleinschmidt Charlotte Knepper Donald Kobayashi Scott Krebs Donald Kucsman Joe Kuykendall Craig Langford Tracy Latimer Carl Lee Cindy Leon Bacilio Lerma Wade Lewis Charlene Loustanau Nancy Lozinsky Martina Lucero Brad Lynn Doug Maddison Mary Magda Steve Massey Juniors 33 Ricky McDaniel Lorri McCarthy Veronica McDonald Mary McGuire Robin McMahon David McMillan Dan McMillan Cynthia McNeeIy Margaret Mcphedran John Mendoza Randy Mifflin Nancy Milstead Charles Mirano Michael Mitchell Sue Moody William Murray John Myer Douglas Neilson Shari Newstead Kyle Niehaus Lori Niehaus Richard Nolen Joellen Oller Arthur Ortiz Jerry Ortiz George Osburn Daven OsWalt Steve Padilla Clay Parsons Gail Paterson Debbie Payne Eddie Payne Martin Pena Grace Perez 34 Juniors ggxx' ' N 'YQ ,qv l .K . iw A , ar X , we - ,5 42 i Q H? ,Pm ty, 1 W . , lb ' fi' it . 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Kurt Pfeiffer Fleet Phillip Rick Phillips r an Pierson Ronnie Pimentel Anne Polakiw George Pruett Arlene Ramon Renee Rea Daniel Ramsey Barbara Reininger Lucy Ramirez Tammy Richins Fred Rivera Michael Roberts Thomas Roberts Ernest Robles Laura Rockhold Steve Rockwell Jessie Rodgers Diane Rodney Joseph Romero Sonia Romo Larry Ross Andree Royal Joseph Saenz Jessica Samuelson Juniors 35 Maria Sanchez Carrie Sandifer Dolores Schall Anthony Schwager Lisa Sexton Richard Shrieve Gene Slape George Slape Dane Smith David Smith Deborah Smith Juanita Smith Shirley Smith Sandy Sokoloski Dale Somers Samuel Soria Melody Spencer Munson Steed Justin Stephens Dana Sullivan Ronnie Tarkington Gloria Taylor Patrick Taylor Julie Thacker Rozanne Thompson Kerri Thorne Mark Thorsrud Scott Throckmorton Alice Torres Beth Triphan John Twarog Lori Vaughn Kurt Venos David Walker Carol Ward Harvey Ward Patrick Ward Steve Watson Terry Watson Lorreta Wells Shirley Werner 36 Juniors a....f - Q41 ll' ' lk -YVWV ' is J it tli all ,,,,. as ,i major lg K1 T 3,4 ir-35 fe .42 'Qu A N is H X IL , I I yi -mann c - .4 .,,f,f Vs. I4 A W w H-:r M, ,-v X if :six 'VK Ni Aman.. if rrf J f ii i V, nl? 5 V ' ff f Q s-ss-4 -of 7' , aff 3 1 4. fi o 1 . . 1 Z it P' .sw -:mera - - -..... 5, Q 0... 3' WA, mg? ,i ,Q J N OITIG WOI' as Q, t AW. ,ii , X .. if -.7 .A -i--f-sw , : -V xp k, some plans, some fun face juniors r Pamela Whillock . Margaret White H Larry Williams - j Ralph Wilson 4 C N Perry Wingate Ron Worthey f Susan Wowk ii Au. ,V .r-'l ' , l,r,. y . K hw ' '. Teresa Wright Xavier Yarter .V t X Jennifer Yeomans Melissa Yoe Stephan Young Consuelo Yrigolla kg ' Yvonne Zwiers 1. Dan Hunt, Alice Torres and Aurelio Aranda were few of many juniors that went to State Fair this year. 2. Juniors discuss their opinions concerning prom and homecoming at a class meeting. 3. Gail Paterson helps out at the junior concession stand by taking money for food. 4. Craig Bratton and Munson Steed discuss plans for prom at class meeting. Juniors 37 Elmer Adam John Alvarez lrma Amacio Robert Amaro Mitchel Anders Corey Anderson Vicky Angel Stuart Bailey Greg Balcezak Thomas Barrett Carl Barton Fred Baum Daniel Bell Lori Bellmeyer Monique Bernauer Lance Best Marcie Bindhammer Scott Bishop Mike Bratton Robbie Bruckner Janna Calhoun Don Camp Teresa Carper William Carper Billy Carpenter Albert Carrillo Connie Castillo Susan Cervantez Sherman Chu Gary Collins Morris Cook June Copenhaver Cindy Criss 38 Sophomores .-.Y ' 'V il' ' 'ev 1. I ,ir A Q Sophomore leaders direct class activitie 4, 4 . N I1 ff' Q N i I V x5 x. rl f . if ' P 1 W v . , V ga .Ai- '2F 'sv' ,, ' K., K- 1 Q . I L' . . x ix 5 . . tflrii' U ' . . - I . . ., . ,,-,,.,,a,.., A N. lk A, ... . Vrgg 'Q :av r is 4 an ml' ,tix -,W 1, Mary Halback consentrates on a halftime marching performance. 2. Soph- omore officers are Kelly Patton, Cindy Rodriguez, Maurene Polashek, Karla Davis and Diane Young. 3. Maurene Polashek shares money-making plans with the sophomore class. 4. Sophomores find time to converse during class. ,,, ...nv if 12' f','5i'f'l' ' ' we xx , s ,Qt 1,' , i 'x i -Q-1 - - 1 -v V New-6 xl I .,,1r f Justine Davis -I ' ' Karla Davis ,,-V, in V -rv k W 1- 11 4' ff i ,CRX iv Qi K f . Er in Tammi Davis 4 V Christina Deifs Brad Dewey Mike DeWitt r ,W -ar' 4' eg. rf F' Q f sjvi tw Y-.HJJJI4 JY MQ, . I R 4 J' relax ' ' ,, X E 5 ' li Jessie Diaz Tracy Dobbie Jose Dominguez Brian Drouin Kathy Dye Laurie Edmision Beniamin English Sherri Eshpeter John Evans Mike Foley Elijah Freeman Larry Frye Joyce Fujiia Jeannie Gauthier Sophomores 39 Nicky Gilliam Peggy Gilliland Mike Glover Elizabeth Gonzales Monti Green Richard Gregg Gladys Grieb Suzy Griffin Glenn Groves Richard Haase Mary Halbach Rodney Hall Jennette Hammock Debbie Harmon Alvin Hayden Tammy Hendricks Thomas Henson Margaret Hepner Phillip Hernandez James Hicks Charlie Holt Karen Horton Dennis Hum Casey Hunter Amos Hurley Ramona Islas Craig Jackson Thomas Jansen Robin Kalmes Lana Kuker 40 Sophomores Multitude of talents fill sophomore ran . . 1 G hiv 7 gn, , 2 i. 5 fri I Q H iii. 'BJ 'Y t. ffl tv xx In 9 3 13 Q27 sali , . y . A Haifa' i. A ,ix I V l Kr ri. f'l7'l'f ' REX'-1 . A A I - ' 1 . ,-,J N 5 s F me -all I as f or gf Q:-f f 'G I ' X it . l C . 'K 1 N I P 5 ' ' e'fi'xf ' Q . ' li 1. Tracie Dobbie drinks her milk while puzzledly looking off. 2. Debbie Mapes entertains, during a talent show, by playing her guitar. 3. Monti Green carefully watches the music while she plays a new song. ' 'ii I' Q A is x! 'if' T' was Gigi it as ,v . r, S rl AJ 1' ' if D H . .. W, 3 . 5, .cr i ' A A'-' - ' ' ' . D .. K : h- 4 se' r A fv. i.-,gf i f' - . - ,ix be l 53 X -f wwf i 3- N A K fm '-TNI5' D ,. D 5 NL' ' ., 1 , -- fr '--L if ' 1' it 4. 8 D 1 D y mv . .A 1 'wc r - ggi '. 3 ,-., 1, N- ,. , 4 'H r 1 ' 'L X2 :I+ ' 4 1112: be , 5558 ii' f,311E11?Ig,' f 6 S C337 .g f.15252'l-L:-:f1rl1?.r:'Gif:-iszfuzgliilizsf- LL-' ' K'h' f .!. A ' NL Ld, A V Q Q: A Iii'?,fh L.L.. ..,.., . .r , ... M .- -f ' L r Q . ' 5'f'..,1 A .- mi .-Q--M ,-ry, , -it M h R- a- 1 K ' D' -.ig 5 ' gf, 5' l K g L X f. r ., u RY ' L ir- -H Lf ' - Y - -, 2 '. 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Barzani e ,w ,pf H -5 'mga ,pgs- .. do-Si?:,wz9l3-:.:fQw e 1 Cheryl Lacey Mike Larter Mike Leber Rebecca Leonard Sherry Lipe Veronica Longoria Graciano Lopez Sherry Lowenthal Paul Lozlnsky Kelly Lynch Michele Madore Larry Magda Bernadetle Magrurn Debbie Mapes Timothy Marron Ellen Marley Fred Maynard Richard Mazur Vickie McCullough Lorrl McGinnis Gary McGuinness Donna McGuire Tom McMahon Nona McWhurter Susan Meeks Marc Meltlen Marlo Mirando Debbie Mitchell Danny Molfett Chuck Mote Diane Myer Sophomores 41 Cindy Nuckolls Cheri Olson David Omstead Tammy Omstead Lori Oswalt Jay Parks Janene Patton Kelly Patton Phillip Patton Phillip Pena Rosa Perez Rhonda Phillips Sandra Pitts Maurene Polashek Leanne Post Dan Powell Troy Prather Rosemarie Preston Christopher Pruett Bobby Quesada Melanie Racine 42 Sophomores Rains dampeng rings brighten sophomore P 'ffi gl H A 1 -, l AAA 5' ' ,, if - la . ,' ,',, . I :Vf h F ix. QP V, A j,,, . . MA if A . if 1 -:V VA V I fag Nl' :I ' . EE . .g - if . ir it P S f . a V .2i.,J- by , PIQ-f' ' 2 4 f W1 , ,.,, 5 , o rr ' 1 nj, .i. i 9. 'J P 'R 37' is., I fr, z, ig, Y I 0 Y 41 W1 f F Pt . 2 ,- -X il j Aw MQ.. Q . P 'cm' . 1 .M i A - V' f f' -,,. ., yy 4 .. 47 W-W f,. -P Vs . A V VVKV V M . fi X 'f' - .t f' 'P ' f- -Si 2. islaaw' .1 A P ,I , Mb.-51,82 1. Tim Rollins tells the sophomores information on class rings. 2. Tom Hen- son carefully sets the timing on a small engine in beginning auto shop. 3. Some sophomores join in the strenuous peanut push during the Green- hand initiation. 4. Through rain or snow the J.V. cheerleaders will still cheer with lots of enthusiasm. A' . div - w1L. A , : ,. , I L. . Q., 'sf ' U ,gli ' f if N 4- ' 1 ii., arty' V. 4 ,, , M , 1,2 - U , ,,.. , ,,, , 4 s uk , y we X rt ,ff IA, , y r y X tt Y fr! W , 1. C '. +1 at ,A ly QQX li if .,, 1 R 1 , 5497 K. 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K , 3 t ' Gary Reed Larry Reed Roberta Rntta Mark Robunson Vlctor Robinson Cynthua Rodrlguez Socorro Rodruguez John Romlnes Mnke Romero Lola Ross Txm Roszko Debbie Saenz Ronnle Sams Patncra Schroonover Lnnda Schrenb Arthur Scott Penny Sherman Leroy Shnpley Sophornores 43 Theresa Simington Laurie Singleton Clifford Smith Heidi Smith Tina Smith Allena Snyder Steve Somerville Gene Sparks Charles Starkey Brian Stepp Heather Stock Randy Stonehouse Mark Stonvall Rebecca Taylor Mike Tucker Patrick Umphress Norma Villa Martin Walker Debbie Warren Tom Warren Sophomores capture third in spirit contesi tzvvfz:-new. f . f '-'f'tw.Lsee.bz'Pw4: It 't ., Q. fi' r tb- V T , .X x . 5 K . :5?iP W L::A si' eff 162' 2 ' 9' x 5 9 - . . t , .' 33 Lv. fa ii' .. ' K, Qt 5 A 1 ? v t 'jig . f. f - 7 1 5-. '4-a . 1 John Watson ...-1-. Debbie Weir A wilfw .vw 4 ,k:..---' 1 mf ,ixfdwxb r M X . I I .fufvrx 1, .' : . gg 'V 1 f' Q .4 4 WT 9 'Lb ' xi X t 13. ar :PM- I K! A 0 , 6 M .5 1 N 4 5 ,af ' x i' Me li 1 Weis- s . ,A i if .,mn . lx x ,fi 1- a , . iife' M .. ,415 ,y . . , . Q E . , , I. ' .ans . M X We ' ., A CRM.: VVVAV .4 f S ,Q T 1 f onion xv . Jfzwrsyei A - ' 4 .., il r l , 1 1. Allena Snyder checks crank shaft. 2. Hunter Craig Jackson balances on his Spirit Week Kill, Smokey the bear. 3. Sopho- mores get pictures and indentification cards. 4. Sophomores show spirit by decorating halls. 5. Glenn Groves draws a design. 44 Sophomores :25,, W ,VZ ,V,, E, A -I V ,., - 5 32.11 If 'L i. 1' 7 , - ,,, V, ,, ,A 5 W Q, Nm V 'X ff . 4 V ' ,f ,lil A , Km K A :wg . mv 'Lil K fi: B ' ' -I i get I lg- 5 J M- - 'it , ' f wf, f ,s 1. 1f',.' x ,W 1 it , V may ivftfffif. Q n 1 5. f , W F' gm Patricia Wells Laura Welsh Jack White Jerry White Randy White Jeff Willoughby AC 'SL '- ' Ntt,. , .. fr 5 W L, -2 'wif A wr U: . 1 -. K ,,Q.. ---.X s ChaCha Yarter Diana Young Joe Zimmerman Sophomores 45 Debbie Abate Kelley Acker Matthew Adam Maria Altamirano Clifford Amos Penny Anders David Andreaccio David Amway Albert Avenetti Leonard Bade Jeanette Balcezak Roger Baldwin Randy Bannon Ernie Barreda Timothy Benge Tamara Benson Palus Bernardy Tracy Borah James Bradford Linda Brannock Lori Brant Diane Bratton Stacey Bride Susanna Brown Patti Bruckner Paul Bryant Julie Bustamante Brett Cale Ben Carbajal Robert Carbajal Lia Cartolano Antonio Castillo Berta Castillo Virginia Castillo Susie Chavez Laura Clark Freshman Class officers inspire high spiri 1 V ml laev 3' 'E LI : fd' . I Vl V ,k,, L K L. il V: Li I A In L Lf L A . A 'A' A . V -' V J - A AVV: A ' i t ' I if, Tyr ni I Q KX-sr Fla,-fi -if A L. fy V V' Q f V ' A'i ' yyryy -4' L .L K K A 2' V A ,, Haag- ,L I U y A I IV weft t fl' 'Ai , ' Ai 4' k:,. J - .a ,M L : 1 it it QW g I ,I 'i i I . ,,,, w. Q 'f .L X gzrr g Q A 'f sv' L L A L A Z A 3 A ' xi i L .. f 1 H A 54 . .W ., ,my i,,i V. ,. A ' . .v, 2 , N.-i at . ' A A L iii' . V V 'r ' i J. , . A -- f ,ff JH: 'wry ix' l'i' 1 'Z .E ' L M A - ' ' fg wig' ' if K- L- x,4xNWN!,f Sl pi Q gQgg,f5MZ9i1Q5iiv5'?tir: 4 i fixe!fE-Mt!!! at .. gyggm Ali N . T 'xi V Jr. ' W .- ve A 3 i f' U Q., r . tmiif . . 'V f ' 2 ,TFT tees ev' g,L. ri Q wx -Mr' is L.f4 XAKV ' , I 1 'ff' .K 'Q 4. .i'. 11.1.4 ' ll 'W eill till L 5-- Lfw P e-i. I L 'tex ...W-- '0-'f r' v is ing AL 'i me. - V 13: . f 31 -X L L it, X L, L, V 1. Kelley Acker shows her cheerleading skills. 2. Freshman officers are Janel Nesbitt, Aaron Thomas, Tuesday Pierson, Phillip Young and Lori Brant. 3. Aaron Thomas hur- riedly searches his locker to find his books. 4. Fawn Hepner and Penny Anders work hard during F.F.A. initiation to push a bale of hay down the field. 46 Freshmen rw , K. f V ',5 ' -If M -5 7 4 D 57 . A X ' , ' Q' i , e i X N.. ,g v- av r 1- -U . -9.-' me if I' F Y ,Q I 'K ,U h aw bg X x Q 7' Jr 5 4 t .. Zvi -1 'Sk k '1 'S f ,554 i X X ff-4 i Ze - i A na fu . 0 mf' D 1 Qgv- D i ,,,.,l i :X 'P . 'ii S' S 'Hisi D ,. 9 ' of 'Q f fit .-f Z Q V S 5, ,,,, 015 . Eg! ,i , w up ' ' 'Lu Keith Coleman f i 5 ' ui i 52 lm 13lgL5W,3g,a: K1 iijhrike D ,Ax but 3, .3 avail l l P .mr Q-W, is .f V , Mary Ann Coleman Brenda Collier Brenda Compton Anne Contestable Teresa Couzens llrx --wlr .I A W, ' ll -2 is ' A B4 'QW 'v'f r', -V 'V u-, f 41 Hi my , I fa- , in ,X D wg? 37? ,W'7 ' ',' , i , 'i'q5 ' f'f.' ' ,,,. ,1e,, f Li'.'-,lj . 'f-fllQl 1 l-:-l XZ.,7.,, ...Q V, 'fn ,Q U M , 1 v l 9 . iw ,me 5519 ,f 4' 1' i Y J I xf'A James Covey Kirk Cramer Dennis Dahler Lora Darby Christian Davis Daniel Davis Scott DeKoster Lenora DeLoach Robert Dempsey Brenda Denton Brian Dickey Nicholas Douget Debbie Doonan Phil Douglas Freshmen 47 1. Steve Puzas and Matthew Adams enthusiastically walk toward the cafeteria for lunch. 2. Maria Altimarano jumps high during cheer- leader tryouts. 3. Freshmen and other students keep in shape while participating in physical education. Freshmen find ways to acquire full fltne l Kenny Duncan ' ' Deborah Edgerton g ' gb, Devin Edwards , .gli I ., George Farrell 5- .'f7',,'f f ff X If Richard Felix l ' U 's W Michael Fennell I 1 it-:jig L . , I Michael Foster .1 Ji ' 'f 7' - ' '--- ' ' A iii ' ' is -1 S.. '2 ' Dimas Franco iv? -af A Jetfry Frizzell 'V In : William Fujita A K ' , C Jeffrey Fulton gl. .V .1 'r j K Lon Funk , Ig 243 wwf' l l V, ., Y' it vb x . V. 5,55 X l - K -, we , -1-' David Gacilos i .lf L , . W'-4 4 ' Daniel Galgano '31 4 ua E 4 L 2. VgW..... 7 K ...,, W new Q 4. Becky Garcia L Bernadette Garcia .' George Garcia ,n ' r Donald Garrett , M f Richard Garrison A . John Gartland K t + 33-15, Ja 5555.21 Sandy Gauthier t , M X l Y 48 Freshmen 9? ,JIS ,t,.Mr,,,,. A ,ig ,ffm ' ,za , - , - 1 A Q A r Q K 1 V VA .f ' Y! y r N N? '53:'e,','.. z - Q.,--L ,W : . i -,, .Qggf ,-iii va - f ffl, lil, 4 fella. S V L' ..,,. ' if ,.,. is y A w fix.. A ,L W I , 5 ,, It x -i. , Y l A ', F' il, A , -.. ,K 2 S ' Y 1 1' ' ...,. 5 Tis 2 M e 1 -Y , ., ,... an 5 .... 1 i ' .. 6. A- . V ,,,, X V 2 1, , 1' ,ra A 41 ,. ' ri, .1,':3,Jgfg- 5 QQ .v- ga-a 3' ad , ' 'h-.-Lv ' i.. . f' ' '-lf: 0 . ?S-1111 'X .-. ,..-. A. . V .6 nf- , 1 V, . AQ- K- - M ,ft,xX t A frm, W 512 21 . : ht 'Q . M. , .... M E, WW .. ,,.S'N- A 'bg .-as ,.-f XM .M af? Q .. fa Doris Gilliam Karen Gilliam Anita Gilliand Tammy Glover Mike Gomez Martin Gonzales John Goodman Q . . mr 3 rf' i ,v g Ulf. 6 David Gossett Mario Granado Karen Griflin Martin Grimes Lee Gromley James Hammond Ronda Hampton .. 4 4' kk, if 2 Ronda Harbison Mary Hardin Kimberly Harris Jaran Harry Fawn Hepner Brenda Hernandez Michelle Hogan Susan Hogg Linda Hogue John Hopkins Theresa Horner Dawn Hudson Kenny Hum Sherry Hummer S wx' 'K ' I i Y wwf' I ! -Q 4, x Q.. K. ,Q is ai' Q if 3 ,. Qi 2 .-1 K 4, Freshmen 49 High school offers freshmen new ohalleng m 'I'ffsvf12??fmw1s:z 'AM WQMWW' - '91 k ' ,f - .. K I 'b ..k'k:k' , 'Z 1 ea, -' H '2 ' Jake Hunter Q W 'xv 2545.4 ,, ' shane Huntley M, M Shelly Hurley L ' V i I A, Tma Jackson V I , .,,' Angle Jimenez 4 K'.' 3 kit William Johnson V' 'J J' . V' A 'KJ ijt 'M Sherry Jones X Patrick Kelly Albert Kern V Michael Kern Geoffrey Kerr Karen Kios Ben Knepper 75 ,L 4 Zachary Kazal wmgaf' ' Boyd Kuhimann David Kuykendall Mandy Langford Susan Laos 4 y ' wh' 2 x I If g 'Z g- . if 'L ,, ' gb 0.51, W A :VV wriA:,ffijJ N Q '- ' k fffff. TX ffff- -Q f' ' ' ' gy XX M :ls-5, ,--, W'-TQ, gg' 4 ff .H 'P J .fe 1 W . f V iv' Z 1 44, 5 L 52 .,,, 5 .165 M 9 ,, 1' , ' V 'gg 1 'tv we H W fr Q , 1 ., may 98 3. We I 'Q - .Q 2 0 'H W4 Ny Mg rs T at w sr ie ff ,K Q JM Carl Latimer Jim Leal George Learning Addie Ledlow W V f f a n J M: .Q in if E H' 5 '--r , to ,r V' ,ix R :,y...f4 I f 'hi' his A 1. Connie Vaughn and others weight lift while in P.E. 2. Lori Brant makes a speech to Freshman Class. 3. Students take time for a break. 4. Rosemary Mogge poses fo pho- tographer during lunch. 50 Freshmen rt 5 gms - we 1 ,AA t' ' 'P V ,X 5 9 sg . I X X. , . 'Fi .. L : 'Eg' f S S f ' Ti F .r W at f I F' ' 'Pi X kk XL LV 'clk -4 I E, H A K , - rn, , ' t Y 1 sf .L ' A - La f t 4 X L xg, S' r s, p 'S X ' 3 Q g ,mt -:ff ke A A 1 M t an -as me Q , VW y 2. J 4 L M ,A 'fi' Y Lf x' x. 3, wr vi 3, .-pq' - H xt L - ifgijwqw . ..-v-ja, '-1 .- Danny Ledlow Paula Lee Henry Legunas Eugene Lemme Cathy Lerma Mercy Lerma Susan Lerma Pam Leslie James Lester Larry Lester Lee Lester Jerry Lewis Manbel Lopez Chns Loustaunau 'I t..12. X555 X ,Li t i ? - r rrrr t ' I.. Nia-' :EZ --. 5, Q ., ' 'I' ' .. .v 6 I 'bg 1? ' X em-.15 X t 1 V-ul If , i- is i a5 , ,W Q. ,. . 5 ,an wr sw k in 'J X X A Q .riewxifgei Dan Luna Luana Luter Stacey Marmuon Gnlbert Martinez Rosalunda Martinez Sammy Martinez Lynn McClellan Rack McCIuIIough Martln McDonald Rance McGee Ken McGill Marnlena McKnight Nancy Meeks Teresa Mendoza Sharla Menges Jimmy Meza Frankle Miranda Laure Mutchell Rosemary Mogge Chrnstune Morun Cindy Mote Ernest Munoz Shelly Neilson Freshmen 51 Free time offers greatest variety to freshmer -X K 'wtf-1' -S -ug 3 s H- eere S K-1' as sw A .1 F A, ,F f K KKKQK nt K - I. .J , L. -aux 'N 5 an - , , . .g A ' 'I '.. -ws rf , W... F fr C , A ,. -. S 3, Gavin Nelson P , Qc it vu 'Q' ' K jc K f 4, Q Larry Nelson K KA N. 3 , I ,X Q X .2 . . ,fi 55 . 1. K -i Janel Nesbitt - ,!g t' s -,' K N V 51. 45 ' ' , .. ' K Q. 1, K 391 yr -Ag , ,iw -., bf ' ff. + ri ' Anita Nixon KK ex , KKK . X I K jx K ii' -Q, K K ,VK ll N - Denise Noble 5 .. xc ..,,, rg Q r Q A QU' ' ,F ' -1 ef, - ' ' :LTL-3. '-tj gl. Sylvia Nuncio -.Q ' ' ti tix -rx x X 1 ' N73 , bd --J I K- Y, ,fi e-5 M' Kathryn Nunes Y 1 'tres' it l Sl-7. ind- -1-iff! W X 1,-1... ...-' 4 r '. lc' -QM' WL ,P 't 1- K ' ' ' ,,, ' . 'S 'L 5' P4 John O'Brian , M f g . .. Peggy O'Neal , h f :X , 'ZF iam ofmsby ' . ,rf 1 t or if X . r t Olga Ortv X f f - u , F 1'fiQ, ,flint f fs' t ' Charlotte Overmyer Qc r' if 4 x I , AN' I 1,981 'AQ ifgg Jack Owens ' K K 5 V g KK Ki ' - K, ' ,- t Jeff OWEHS S A- K l 3 5 b 'V 'ol .- -. ., L H F ' K KK Ka s, . , .. ..,, . .. ., MK, K, I Q. K 55-V .. K c .. . Ns Xi ' -- K9 . K ' Bruce Packer 5, ' ' 5' R Q Creagh Panknm ' 1 ' , Y Curtis Parker av-' K5 X f K - YK Gilbert Paul YH, 5 K- ,A Q Alicia Pena K ' ' Y Q ' ' K Eva Pena X K A Y Jose Perez l 1 five f Y i M 'Q 5, f xv 1 I J ,f V Sandra Perez . Y '99 7 K I Cletus Pteiffer A t KK c ' R - ,Q Pam F'Vt Gb?1Um , , ., K . . ..,.,. ..,,- rt V' 4 r ac. If 'V Q1 ' r' ..,- Kgfyf fl X ,. K 1 N KKK . ,Y Kx KK. KK? fl Y K Pj!-Q , - in - , Chuck Phillips R i 1 X Tuesday Pierson , I KK f i Z, Lisa Provencio ' f ' ' Wi ,i K .W4 K: fax? , .KK . ff 1' I V t N j K ,, M.- 1 N I S E .. ., Steven Puzas ' f AK Suzanne Racine Jo Rageig Q. -t t .lla 1' V' 1. Students rush to their lockers to avoid being late to their classes. 2, Freshmen students take time out to visit and gossip during lunch. 3. Steve Smith goes through the seemingly painful process of body building during his physical education class, 52 Freshmen .N 5 I aa nw ,W- .sw M num-s-WM' . ' -4 VA..- J 1 V V. ff? X., ,xl R S 'a , 55 ,. w f 2 E Mlm Y .l Q E ls e 1 ? K. r fi X -an GJ L if 1 S . , ' 4, 'It A' S E Q ' 1: .WV 1 1 ' wx. ', ,q.f.a' f-4 ' Xw' 4.22 ' I 9.-...--..-..,! - '4 I lv-3 fu 'u wi. 'E'54+QQa, Y R V 1 - wr' , ' A ' 1. 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K, f ' .. ,,s,.s.,....-- K X Ig 5 A if 1353, 5 4, is fs 2 e ,KN V QMEKWWX E i V' 21? . 4 E 5 ,f ' as ,4 X r -2 4 if t , .r Q .X ki g is 1 Dennis Woolbert :X W kL W 1 5 5 1 Carol Wooten rr,r. ..r, .rsr,., X K . :kJ ., Q '- 4 ' b iffy - ' X X .,. , y 5. ,ist 1.0 i - gl K f K K, X K V Valerie Wowk g WR E , JI ' Joseph Wright g Cx- V 1 ,,.s...-.gwu , 1 we -'-.v't' nz ,aw ,. .....-f gf ,,+,ff,: ,. . Wwrfw-r' W- l3Fir',3 -. zilfffvf' ' If . 5 Kathy Yoder Phillip Young Freshmen 55 I 5 M i 'Wervi 3 S 4 P, 1 YQ - - EA if 1. Mfpl hlqmm M 0,9 W 0' W E633 I 9 XM H 43 , 'WEQQ W ix ' WRT- Qi wg K ',, O N W if - Q' 41 T X gf s - LQ Q I A 5 f HQNOR 5 4633 I A ,nr , 7 1 .. ?' uumfci M I kk' v 95' V A ' 'A ' 15x f b?-QQ' ff M i f , AQ' Council tackles Campus difficulties Student Council began this year with many difficul- ties, but also many advantages. This year's council had to overcome the difficulty of not having a class, how- ever, this problem was counteracted by having a ro- tating meeting schedule, where Student Council mem- bers would be excused from a different class every two weeks to attend Student Council meetings. This year's council took on a new advisor, Mr. Eric Videbeck. whose immeasurable help aided in the coun- cil in achieving goals. One such goal was the juke box. After three years of planning and persuading a juke box was acquired for student enjoyment. The juke box could be used before school, during break, lunch and activity period. The juke box was not the total sum of Student Coun- ciI's effort to supply entertainment and relaxation for students. They also sponsored dances, rock concerts, spirit boosters and Up with People. Student Council does not only sponsor entertainment for the students, but also for the community. One such event was the carnival. The carnival, sponsored by Student Council, raises money for scholarships for graduating seniors. Admittedly this year's Student Council had many failures and success, but as Donnine Pierson, student body president, commented, This year's Student Council representatives were dedicated to working hard, even against challenging odds. Hopefully Marana High School will see many more such dedicated people in their student government. 1. Munson Steed, Junior Class Xpresident, explains a requisition with action and voice. 2. Becky Davis strolls the Sunnyside campus at the Arizona Associated Student Council convention. 3. fFirst Rowj Student body officers are, Melissa Barry, corresponding secretaryp Gail Pater- son, treasurer, and Donnine Pierson, president CSecond Rowj Rick Patton recording secretary, and Doug Mifflin, vice president. 4. A lone shepard, Tuesday Pierson, looks grim during the Nativity scene held before the Christmas concert. 5. Members of the Nativity scene sing carols as onlookers watch. 6. Dottie James finishes her point with an expressive gesture. 7. The members of this vear's Student Council are CFirst Rowj Kelly Patton, Diane Young, Dennis Woolbert, Maurene Polashek, r Pierson, Gail Paterson, Eileen Halpin, Karl Andersen, Tony Weitekamp. econd Rowj Janel Nesbitt, Lori Brant, Stacy Brown, Lori Patton, Kelly Tucker, Marilyn Gacilos, Diane Evans, Bar- bara Fischer, Karla Davis and Rick Patton CThird Rowj Mr. Videbeck. advisor, Aaron Thomas, Wade Lewis, Munson Steed, Phillip Young, Steve Padilla, Jesse McKnight, John Graham, Denise Dewey, Maria Sanchez, Dottie James, Tammy Foster, Melissa Barry and Doug Mif- flin. 58 Student Council I, 1 .Nfi 714.41 gf: , F .W f :,, -gg . k Qi! BX S Q. 3 ' F4 f I Student Council 59 Well-prepared group attends Arizona s Model U . W-X 23:1 'wx' ' ' S ri 1 me The Marana High School Model United Nations re- presented two countries this year. The Federal Repub- lic of Germany CWest Germanyj and Mauritania were both undertaken. The German delegation hoped to take the best del- egation award at this year's session at the University of Arizona. Mauritania, which borders on the Spanish Sahara, in Northern Africa, was involved in the International Court of Justice, over a self-determination issue. The members worked quite hard, as reasearch must be done to fully understand a country's political poli- cies and the proceedings of the United Nations. 1. Model UN delegates are fFirst Rowj Diane Adolph, Teresa Terry, Carolyn Federoff, Suzanne Hill and Dee Ann Davis fSecond Rowj Denise Dewey, Bryan Pierson, Donnine Pierson, Barbie White, Melis- sa Barry and Claire Woods CThird Rowp Mr. Wilmshurst, Dottie James and Doug Mifflin 2. Members of Model UN discuss ways to present their respective cases. 3. Carolyn Federoff deliberates on a suggest- ed resolution topic. 60 Model UN , ftytitffii ociety honors merit aids young readers i f H O National Honor Society are a unique group of stu- dents who in order to be chosen by faculty members, must have shown leadership in school and commu- nity activities. ln the first semester of school, the members of Na- tional Honor Society sold posters. The money that they raised went to buy honor cord for the seniors to put on their graduation gowns. Thirty-five new members were added to National Honor Society in a tapping ceremony which took place December 19. The new members are Lori Adolph, Lori Bellmeyer, Ken Botkin, Cathy Brannock, Stacy Brown, Sylvia Chavez, June Copenhaver, Karla Davis, Sherry Eshpeter, Barbara Fischer, Monti Green, Beverly Hogg, Wayne Jackson, Charlene Loustaunau, Debbie Mapes, Ricky McDaniel, Cindy Nuckolls, Terry Nye, Kelly Patton, Maurene Polashek, Leanne Post, Laura Rockhold, Jessica Samuelson, Maria Sanchez, Lauri Singleton, Debby Smith, Heidi Smith, Steve Somer- ville, Lynda Speer, Becky Taylor, Teresa Terry, Roz- anne Thompson, Beth Triphan, and Mimi White. The group also became involved in the national RIF CReading ls Fundamentalb program. They provided 3 books to each of the district's fifth grade students. 1. Members of NHS are CFirst Rowj Nancy Henson. Carolyn Federoff, Dee Ann Davis, Dolores Schall and Steve Young. CSecond Rowb Pat Altamirano, Eileen Halpen, Lori Patton, Kelly Tucker, Bryan Pierson, Doug Mifflin, Dottie James, Melissa Barry and Tammy Foster. CThird Rowj Claire Woods, Annette Holt, Tisha Spaulding, Gail Paterson. Suzanne Hill, Denise Dewey, Mike Green, Barbie White and Anthony Weitekamp. 2. Claire Woods conducts a NHS meeting. National Honor Society 61 Decorated halls, trucks selves liven Spirit Wee The student body joyfully participated in Spirit Week. Each day a different class decorated the halls and campus with posters and streamers. Friday, Oct. 28, students again competed in decorating trucks, and gathering wood for the bonfire. Boy cheerleaders bounced around, arousing cheers from the student body. The final result for the week was a senior victory. Costume day caused many strange sights: Uncle Sam, Chiquita, A County Mounty, Smokey the Bear, and an elaborate display of Kiss. On clash day, studnts, teachers, and administrators, joined in on the fun. The week ended with a dance sponsored by the Black Togetherness and Awareness Club. 1. Juniors work on their truck. 2. Juniors have fun hanging their sign. 3. Boy cheerleaders lead the crowd. 4. Mr. Grissom can't figure out why his band isn't serious. 5. Terry Terry joins in the clash scene. 6. Dee Davis and Gail Paterson try to win costume prizes. 7. KISS members are Bill Delfs, Ralph Gonzales, Perry Wingate and Frank Harmon. ll! l . 3 Q. .. N ,,. s.. 3 62 Spirit Week W ffnx I Y . IZ: 'ii :gi W .Q :W 1 11 ,gy 1,3 f fi EW' 5 'X s SW? Qaizw 'v M M .X I , NV , s x V , Ni 64 Homecoming jj. M, ,,,, QV 'Wg 5,215-'g 2? ori Patton, Jim Somerville reign at homecoming 1-Q1-' What a perfect ending for their senior year in school. The night was like a dream, only it came true for Jim Somerville and Lori Patton on Nov. 10 at homecoming. Other candidates were seniors, Wayne Jackson, Pat Altamiro, Jim Gilliam and Kristie Criss, seniors. The juniors were Steve Watson, Judy Berry, Craig Bratton- and Shanna Bauer. The royalty was honored at a dance after the game. 1. After being crowned King and Queen for Homecoming royalty, Jim and Lori look at each other as if to say, Hey, congratulations! 2. What a life, being chauffeured around for their victory ride. 3. Lori and Jim express a sigh of relief after the anxieties of waiting for the results of the Homecoming voting. 4. For once the teachers can't say anything about kissing, as Jim and Lori give each other a congratulatory kiss. l tg jx 9 ax Homecoming 65 Dance attendants create perfect homecomin le , 1 Ummm... . iff 1. King Jim Somerville and Queen Lori Patton are surrounded by their court - Pat Altamirano and Wayne Jackson and Kristie Criss and Jim Gilliam, seniors: Judy Berry and Steve Watson and Shanna Bauer and Craig Brat- ton, juniors 2. Students dance at the dance to help congratulate the new homecoming royalty. 3. Lori Patton looks as if she could dance all night. 66 Homecoming ir? ,V - SMX , . 3,111 ,, at 'wi in 'K Q Departments sponsor festival of creativity This year, Marana High had its second annual art festival. Included in the fine arts presentations were selections played by the stage band, songs sung by the chorus, and an art display by the art classes. Boothes that sold cheese cake and other goodies were set up around the commons area. Drama actors, from Othello, put on a sword fight and also a fist fight. lt was all fake, but it looked genuine. Spanish classes presented a full ten-course Mexican dinner. Participation from the elementary schools was a new addi- tion to this year's festival, and each child was given a silk- screened dragon picture as they visited the Art Department's display. 1. Some artwork resembled things? 2. Students admire the art work as they help set up displays and can't help touching them. 3. Frank Gonzales shows how most of the artwork came about for the Art Festival. 4. Stephanie Nelson looks on as Ralph Gonzales paints an original design. 5. Proud students post their artwork in order for it to be displayed. . l x, vor! f l if N X k , m y 'ax 4- 1 i .e-' : Wiiifs ,.,, . , 4 f 1 , A xxkx . - f m Q ' 'F 's ,L L 0 :wi - A . -32,5 ,. X Art Festival 67 Matmaids, mascots root Wrestling matmaids consist- ed of 14 rhythm-making, hand- clapping girls that cheer their hearts out for Marana's wres- tlers. The girls were chosen in mid- October. Their sponsor was Mrs. Claussen. Starting this year the school purchased uni- forms and allowed matmaids to attend all wrestling invitation- als. Antics by the mascots helped the pep squad raise crowd spirit at athletic games. 1. Serving as matmaids this year are QFirst Rowj Debbie Abate, Tammy Hen- dricks, Allena Synder, Cindy Criss, Kerri Thorne, Tammy Omstead, Sum- mer Hawkins and Maurene Polashek. CSecond Rowj Thersea Simington, Lena McKnight, Monique Bernauer, Sandy Garthiere, Marcie Bindhammer and Lynn Travis. 2. Helping the cheer- leaders out as mascots are Becky Davis, Paula Lee, Tina Jackson and Ronda Harbison. 68 Matmaids, Mascots lag girls twirlers bring pizazz to games Six out of the twelve flag girls at- tended camp this summer. Bringing home several cute routines, flag girls did a good job of brighting up the football halftime shows. For a first this year, flag girls performed at a couple basketball games. Bake sales, hats and pom pon ribbons pins helped the flag girls raise mon- ey. Ms. Shari Plamann was the girls' adviser. Twirlers Mary Halbach and Deb- bie Mapes did an outstanding job as soloists, as well as a team. Their ef- forts brought several trophies and awards this summer at camp. 1. The 1977-78 flag girls are CFirst Rowj Alice Torres, Lori Vaughan, Mimi White, Tammy Omstead and Summer Hawkins. CSecond Rowj Tammy Foster, Dee Ann Davis, Charo- lete Knepper, Dawn Hudson, Dolroes Schall, Debbie Smith, Kerri Thorne. 2. Providing half- time shows at football games were our twirl- ers Mary Halbach and Debbie Mapes. Flag Girls, Twirlers 69 Spirit takes pep squad members highe A he J pf ZW' p eeap 4 ppepp 55. 1- 72 Band Hours of hard work result in band excellenc Every year holds new goals, new standards and experiences for every one. This year was no excep- tion, for a group of students known as the Marana High Band. The band this year was inspired by many returning band members. In the year before, the band was really spirited and for a good reasong Mar- ana Marching Band performed in a commercial for the Goodyear Tire Co. They also raised enough money to go to Disneyland for an exciting weekend. Inspired by the Veterans from the past year, the band members worked hard in order to achieve the height of expected excellence. In hopes of returning to California for an even longer stay, the band con- centrated on selling items, house plants, candy and many other moneyraising projects. Besides the trips, the band performed at both the University of Arizona Band Day and Arizona State University Band Day. The band received an overall score of excellent at both of them. The band also performed in their annual Christ- mas and spring concerts. The kids are just great. l've never worked with a more cooperative bunch, said Mr. Grissom, band director. 1. Marana High School Marching Band stands ready to play at the Arizona State Fair. 2. Marana's band places first in the parade competition at the Marana Town Fair. 3. Band members practice to perfect their performance at Band Day. 4. Dottie James smiles after the band's superb performance. 5. Flutist Gail Paterson, Susan Meeks and Monti Green play during parent visitation. 6. The band members are CFirst Rowj Debbie Mapes and Mary Halbach. CSecond Rowj Mr. Grissom, Alice Torres, Tammy Om- stead, Kerri Thorne, Dee Ann Davis, Charlotte Knepper, Dottie James, Dolores Schall, Debby Smith, Tammy Foster, Lauri Vaughn, Summer Hawkins, Dawn Hudson and Miss Shari Pla- mann. fThird Rowj Steve Rockwell, Dale Hopkins, Bill Johnson, Daniel Roberts, Martin Grimes, Basillo Lerma, Keith Leslie, Den- nis Howe, Steve Hopkins, John Hopkins and Cathy Brannock. QFourth Rowj Monti Green, Tuesday Pierson, Susan Meeks, Mari- belle Lopez, Juanita Smith, Sylvia Ramirez, Denise Dewey, Carol Ward, Devin Edwards, Jessy McKnight, Rick Haase, Doug Somers, Suzanne Hill, Donald Kuscmas, Bryan Pierson, Lupe Ra- mirez and Olga Lerma. fFifth Rowl Crystal Foley, Gail Paterson, Donna Spicola, Melanie Racine, Marcy Sickman, Jo Ellen Oller, Brian Dickey, James Bradford, Stuart Bailey, Dan Hunt, Steve Jackson, Chanito Lopez, Philip Patton, Chuck Mote, Kevin Fulmer, Marc Metler, Mercy Lerma and Cathy Lerma. CSixth Rowj Eric Schisler, Cody Eason, Mark Stovall, Randy Mifflin, Susan Hogg, Lori Adolph, Mary McGuire, Benji Johnson, Clarence Elder, Mike Green, Brad Dewey, Beverly Hogg, Carolyn Federoff, Laura Rockhold, Susan Lerma and Dennis Woolbert. ,ag W4 Wig 1 l 19 if 9 A Q-g '?, 'ef ,Jr Fun for students becomes entertainmen sqm i A newly formed club offered entertainment to any school group or event. The Entertain-J ers Club gave a chance for stu- dents who felt they had talent to present it to others. Stage Band provided lively music during basketball games. They also played in the Com- mons during the nights of Open House. 1. Members of the Entertainers Club are CFirst Rowj Becky Leonard, Alice Torres, Sylvia Chavez, Jeff Holt, John Goodman, Scott Lee Gromley and Cody Eason. CSecond Rowj Brenda Compton, Pat Kelly, Brian Dourin, Dee Ann Davis, Steve Hopkins, Debbie Mapes, Dan Hunt, Debbie Edgerton and Doug Mufflin. qThird Rowj Mrs. Gentry, Mary McGuire, Suzanne Hill, John Graham, Chuck Mote, Lauire Vaugh, Dee Ann Darby and Steve Pa- dilla. 2. Playing in the Stage Band this year was Steve Hopkins, Chuck Mote, Beverly Hogg, Donna Spicalo, Donald Kucsmas, Dan Galgano, Gail Paterson, Debbie Mapes, Bryan Pierson and John Graham. 74 Entertainers, Stage Band -wr- giis mm c ' 'fgiv V5 ,-W'f 1 3 ' ll' i 'ii'-t E: W lrftln Vocalists lend singing talent Concert Choir put on several concerts this year. Traveling around they performed for the elementary and junior high schools and a handicapped school in town. MHS singers were chosen from the beginning choir class and per formed with the Concert Choir 1. M.H.S. Singers are CFirst Rowj Sher- ri Lipe, Lenora Deloach, Rose Hernan- dez, Robin Klames and Janie Salazar. CSecond Rowj Brenda Compton, Mimi Dimick, Troy Prather, Ed Roach, Tam- my Davis, Debbie Edgerton and Anita Gillian. 2. Performing in the Concert Choir this year are CCFirst Rowy Mrs. Gentry, Christana Delfs, Carla Cle- ments, Debbie Frye, Carolyn Feder- off and Gladys Grieb. CSecond Rowj Pat Kelly, Brain Dourin, Becky Leo- nard, Mary McGuire and Cody Eason. qThird Rowj Whanda Bailey, Jeanne Frye, Sylvia Chavez, John Graham and Suzanne Hill. 4 i 76 Divers Large group develops on the job skill Mr. Hawkins and Mrs. Carpenter headed the Diversified Coopera- tive Education class, which helped students to prepare for future careers. Some of the jobs students held included teachers' aide, secretary, dog pound dispatcher, dental assistant, switch board operator and sheriff's dispatcher. 1. Members of the Diversified Cooperative Education Class are CFirst Rowj Chris Cowhey, Mike Runkles, Rick Byers, Larry Walker, Lynda Speer, Annette Willoughby and Monica Garrett. CSecond Rowj Karl Andersen, Kristie Criss, Mike Green, Marilyn Gacilos, Teresa Polashek, Lucy Gonzales, Kathy Martin, Rosie Hernandez, Sandra .lobe and Corrina Ramirez. CThird Rowb Julie Hennagir, Teresa Terry, Avery White, Leilani Schisler, Cathy Ramsey, Lynn Travis, Debbie Leslie, Olga Lerma, Beatrice Grijalva, Julie Lester and Eddie Pena. QFourth Rowj Diane Adolph, Melodie Jansen, Di- ane Herron, George Perez, Shawna Smith, Marvonne Hunter, An- nette Holt, Pat Altamirano, Susie Quesada, Monica Anderson and Ms. Carpenter. CFifth Rowj Mr. Hawkins, Johnny Craft, Edward Gonzales, Mike Benitez, Gilbert Brown, Leroy Berry, Pam Flocks, James Taylor and Brenda Samuelson. CSixth Rowj Steve Custis, Dale Hopkins, Quintin Nesbitt, Ray Bomesberger and Bruce Darby. 2. Mike Runkles and Rick Byers work at Sun Country Nurseries taking care of a wide assortment of plants. 3. Dinae Herron is a student secretary for the deans' office. ified Occupations BLA encourages clerical perfection E SIU Jizz' ff -Q .- L!! E. Future Business Leaders of America CFBLAJ is a nationwide organization that teaches high school students the functions of the business world. FBLA sold turkey cookies and delivered them at Thanksgiving. At Christmas, they sold stationary and mistletoe. On Valentine's day, they sold carnations. They sold them at the dance they held later in the same week. Revenue from projects as well as their ever-popular candy store is used for scholarships. A community service project was also thorough train- ing in clerical skills and business machines and pro- cedures is provided. 1. Members of the Future Business Leaders of America FBLA are CFirst Rowj Lisa Kern, Marilyn Gacilos, Teresa Polashek, Diane Herron, and Sherri James. CSecond Rowl Donna Spicola, Beverly Hogg, Lisa Sexton, Annette Holt, Whitney Hamby, Mrs. Lantych, Juanita Smith, Monica Anderson and Melody Janson. 2. Students flock to the well-known candy store. 3. Mr. Urquides enjoys the Spaghetti dinner prepared by FBLA members. FBLA 77 Deadline dodging staff compiles yearboo The production of the year- book is the objective of all the members of the yearbook staff. They work hard all year long try- ing to meet deadlines so the yearbook can be handed out at the end of the year. Problems the staff deals with are getting layouts, captions, and copy fin- ished by deadlines. Another wor- ry of the staff is the selling of advertisments. These advertis- ments drops the cost of the yearbook. 1. Yearbook staff members are Diane Ev- ans, Kurt Venos, Summer Hawkins, and Charlie Sundgaard. CSecond Rowj Lalo Bustamante, Sue Moody, Doug Mifflin, Donnine Pierson and Lori Patton. CThird Rowj Shanna Bauer, Craig Bratton, Susie Horton and Mrs. Ludeke. 2. Mrs. Ludeke and Susie Horton look at layouts. 3. Lori Patton helps Charlie Sundgaard write copy. Pmyzm: 78 Yearbook taff published newspaper every two weeks kr .,. The publications staff worked hard this year to im- prove the school newspaper and to keep students as in- formed as possible. Upcoming events as well as editorials dealing with the students were published. Second semester the publications staff was in- creased to nine members giv- ing them more opportunity to reach their deadlines and get more stories on all the activi- ties that going around school. Publications put out a school paper every two weeks. 1. Members of the Marana Timas staff are CFirst Rowb Becky Davis, Terri John and Teresa Terry. CSecond Rowb Char- lie Sundgaard, Tisha Spaulding, Mrs. Ludeke and Jill Jones. 2. Becky Davis concentrates on counting characters for one of the news stories. 3. Mrs. Ludeke instructs Charlie how to write a headline while Jill Jones researches a story. N f - m1m...,,, H ,if ik.. Newspaper 79 Photojournalism works to complete assignments The photojournalism staff was new and inexperienced this year, which made it difficult for both publications staffs to meet deadlines. The photographers received a certain amount of percentage points for each photo assignment completed. These assign- ments were written by publications staff members of yearbook and newspaper. These three staffs had to coordinate to publish the journalis- tic material of Marana High School. 1. Julie Hennagir, assisted by Jo Ellen Oller, developes a roll of film. 2. Bryan Pierson copies contact numbers to complete a photo assignment. 3. Photo- journalism staff members are CFirst rowj Bryan Pierson and Julie Hennagir CSecond rowj Gary Ward, Mr. Sawyer, advisor, Don Kobayashi, Danny Ham- mond CThird rowj Gavin Nelson, Kirk Kazee and Kenny Botkin. 4. Kenny Botkin uses the enlarger to copy a photo to make an 8 x 10. No E 80 Photojournalism ideo work strategy game occupy students This year's Audio Visual and Chess clubs educated themselves in the fundamentals of chess, as well as, the basics of working audio visual equipment. The Chess Club wored to be- come an official member of Stu- dent Council by submitting a con- stitution. They also participated in a few local chess meets. This year's sponsor was Mr. James Brady. Mrs. Joan Neron, sponsor of the Audio Visual Club, assisted the members in educating them- selves, as well as, helping them organize school projects. 1. Chess Club members are Ronald Quinn, Kevin Fulmer, Gary Smith, Larry Smith, John Hopkins and Don Kabayashi. 2. Audio Visual members are CFirst Rowj Becky Garcia, Luana Luter and Jody Ragels CSec4 ond Rowj Shelly Hurley, Carol Wooten, Nancy Lozinsky, Lynn Williams CThird Rowb Don Kabayashi, Tony Weitekamp, Gary Roybal, Kevin Fulmer, Benji Johnson CFourth Rowj Larry Smith, Dennis Wool- bert, Gary Smith, Ed Matchett and Ricky McDaniel. Audio-Visual, Chess 81 Difficulty overcome in Pygmalian Othello Pygmalian and Othello were two difficult plays pre- sented by this year's Drama department. Pygmalian was difficult because of long lines to be memorized and the dramatic blocking involved or the ac- tions the actors made on stage. Othello was in the same manner, extremely dramatic, contained difficult lines and had an enormous cast. Even the costumes presented some difficulty in that all had to be designed and made by hand by Mrs. Eason and Mrs. Davis. This year's drama finale was the musical, Fiddler on the Roof. A combined cast of 34 drama and chorus students coordinated singing, acting, dancing, and musical direct- ing by a Tucson Symphony member to present an excel- lent performance. 1. Othello, Sidney Thomas, pleads for strength from heaven to help himin determining fact from fiction. 2. Advanced Drama members are CFirst Rowj Denise Dewey, Doug Mifflin, Rick Patton and Teresa Terry. CSecond Rowj Cody Eason, Terry Hardin, Dana Sullivan, Becky Leonard, Mimi White, Suzanne Hill and Debby Smith CThird Rowj Dee Ann Davis, Sidney Thomas and Donnine Pierson, 3. Dee Ann Davis, Cody Eason and Mimi White take a bow at curtain call after a good performance of Pygmalian. 4. Cast members of Othello pay close attention to a proclamation inviting them to a party celebrating Othello's nuptial. 5. Desdamona, Tina Smith, listens to Cassio, Doug Mifflin, as he asks her to plead his case to Othello. 6. Gregg Gladden, Colonel Pickering, greets Debby Smith at Mrs. Higgins house as Mimi White looks on. 7. Beginning Drama students are QFirst Rowj Rhonda Hampton, Julie DeMoss, Joe Wingate and Debbie Edgerton CSecond Rowj Rex Shea, Bruce Packer, Pam Leslie, Aaron Thomas, Mary Ann Coleman and Sidney Thomas. 8. Desdamona, Donnine Pierson, listens attentively as Othello, Sidney Thomas, proclaims their love to the Venetian Senate. t l'T 82 Drama X is -MMM il s YB , Drama 83 Up with For the second year in a row, Up With People came to Marana bringing spirit and lots of fun. After arriving to Marana, Up With People were fed a international dinner and carnations were given to each of them. The cafeteria as well as the school was decorated with signs, streamers, and tissue flowers welcoming the group. The whole school seemed to be in- volved in seeing that the day would be a success. 1. Donnine Pierson welcomes a member of Up With People with a carnation. 2. Stunts like the one shown, were highlights of the performance. 3. An enthusiastic crowd joins in the fun. 4. Becky Davis and Diane Evens talk with members of Up With People. 5. A cast member of Up With Peo- ple shows her dancing ability. 6. Gail Pa- terson studies her band music while an Up With People member looks on. 7. Dr. Ha- vens joins in the group's final number. 8. The band welcomes Up With People. People makes return appearanc 84 Up With People A rj V ' A. rung! Q' dit. 'H fi esftff me fs-he f .t g .... R .. . .I i ,, t, . . hifkg K 1 , 'Q Q W 5 1 .Jw 'NX K t Q-cur' P 1' -te, 3 . 4:1 N fy it ff. 1 f S 511 LR Q. my QU Q LLLQH X Yf . I pk IQ ! 'M 5 X X x ,4 s ,1 .F 4 Up With People 85 Club brings a touch of France to campu The French Club was in its second year at the high school offering stu- dents some French vocabulary, along with giving them the opportu- nity to bake and sample different French cuisines. To learn about France, the club had French pen pals with whom they corresponded. As fund raising projects, the French Club sold French cheese cake, at the Fine Arts' festival, and in the second semester of the year, they sold Shaklee products. 1. Members of the French Club make tissue flowers to help decorate the school for Up With People. 2. French Club members are fFirst Rowj Cindi Mancini, advisor, Yvonne Merrill, advisor, Melanie Racine, Stacey Bride, Monti Green and Cindy Nuckolls CSec- ond Rowj Dottie James, Elizabeth Montcas- tle, Anne Contestable, Anthony Weitekamp, Shelly Neilson, Sandra Ryan, Monette Sex- ton, Lenora DeLoach and Anita Gilliland. 3. Cindy Nuckolls makes a tissue flower. Mist. 1 il Q W! 86 French Club lub works to promote school spirit 11, This year the Victory Club of Marana worked toward achieving the goal of promoting school spir- it. To promote school spirit they sponsored such things as 7:30 morning breakfasts for the foot- ball team and also made locker favors for the team. Mom and Dad's Night, spon- sored by V-club in order to honor the mother's and father's of the football players, included a pre- game reception before the game. 1. Members of V-Club are flfirst Rowj Alice Torres, Maria Sanchez, Suzanne Hill, Debby Smith, Mimi White, Dottie James and Kim Holoway, advisor. CSecond Rowj Lori Brant, Melissa Barry, Gail Paterson, Dee Ann Davis, Denise Dewey, Stacey Brown and Beth Trlphan 2. V-Club mem- bers work hard to get refreshments ready for Mom and Dad's Night, V Club 87 88 FMCC Medicine links members Future Medical Careers Club was an organization that had as its purpose acquainting students with medical careers. lt pointed out many opportunities available in medicine, gave the students a realistic view of educational and personal requirements in the fields related to medicine, and allowed them to associate with persons already active in the medical field. Attempts to get speakers and trips to confer- ences at the university hospital provided some of the activities members were involved in. 1. Stacey Brown, the president of the Fu- ture Medical Careers Club, and Mr. Lar- son, advisor, study some various types of medicines. 2. Members of Future Medical Careers Club are Munson Steed, Barbara Fischer, Mr. Larson, Stacey Brown, Lori Brant and Sidney Thomas. lf: HLLV' uture Farmers name Leanne Post sweetheart Agricultural interests draw Future Farmerl l ,M,,,,,... 5'il'N. .. . X 3, 4 D . I .fig 4. : 4. ,.,.m.k.,75.' h. h . .' t - -..avwaf we Hoi- ' . ' 1 TS ts .rg l ,W V, til Marana's Future Farmers of America are a active club that has many events during the year. Some of the mon- ey-raising projects are barbeques and breakfasts. There are two levels for FFA. They are Greenhands, which are first year members, and Chapter farmers, which are second year and up. 1. Chapter Farmers are QFirst Rowj Alan Copenhaver, Mike Glover, Brad Lynn, Tony Schwager, Steve Young, Quintin Nesbitt, Karl Anderson, Doug Neilson, Don Clausen and Mr. Tom Jones. fSecond Rowb John Yeomans, Allena Snyder, Laurie Singleton, Jennifer Yeomans, Tammy Richens, Tammy Hendrickson, Pat Burgos, Nancy Henson, Tammy Wil- liams and Sparky Sparks. CThird Rowj Leanne Post, Claire Woods, Brian Crook, Pat Taylor, Becky Taylor, Julie Henniger, Eli Freeman, Rozanne Thompson, Jeff Holt, Dale Angel, Kelly Lynch and Pat Schoonover. 2. Marana FFA public speakers are Jim Armburster, Tony Schwager, Claire Woods and Nancy Henson. 3. The Future Farmers of America hold a barbeque before a football game. 90 Future Farmers .- g.fFyl'4, ' .,,,l1 'N 1155 'QQ 5 N KAISEP Members start as Greenhands Greenhands are first year members of Future Farmers of America. Before be- coming a member, they have an initiation that starts with a early morning break- fast. This proceeds the annual ceremony of each new member getting their hand painted green. ln the afternoon the new members participated in several games such as pushing a bale of hay across the football field and a game of tug-o-war across an enormous mud puddle. To end the fun filled day, a hay ride was taken all around the area of Marana. After taking part, each new member was officially de- clared a Greenhand. 1. Nancy Henson and Pat Schoonover wait for the pancakes to finish cooking. 2. The Future Farmers prepare a feast for the hungry fans of Marana High. 3. fFirst Rowj Barry Stonehouse, Bill Carpenter, Kenny Duncan, Richard Mazur, David Gossett, Jake Hunter, Troy Prather, Chrles Starkey, Jeff Frizzell, Linda Hogue, Lindi Sparks, Jo Ragel, Sherry Hum- mer and Cletus Pfeiffer QSecond Rowj Dennis Holmes, Kurt Cramer, Mike Gomez, Penny Anders, Janet Nesbitt, Sandy Gauthier, George Garcia, Shel- ly Stockdill and Susy Brown. H. 'P ',, 1I ' 253,51 ah .2' F1 3 A. S' -'iifrff inf, 4.5 'V',m,k 'l1iS:X:'i'fi.',5. Lin: .GJ Future Farmers 91 Lure of rodeo attracts clubs membership Rodeo Club members par- ticipated in three types of rodeo activities. They were bull riding and calf roping for the guys and goat tying for girls. The participating members made up a competitive team headed by Jeff Holt. The team members practiced twice a month in their own arena. This clubs' major competi- tion came mainly from private schools. The only other public school whose rodeo club is organized in the same man- ner is Cholla. In February Rodeo Club chose its royalty. This years' royalty are Sherry Hummer, queen, and Mark McLaughin, king. 1. Members of Rodeo Club are Don Clawsom, Randy Stonehouse, John Yeomans, Sherry Hummer, Tammy Richins, Jennifer Yeomans, Suzanne Brown, Jeff Frizzell and Jeff Holt. 2. Jeff Frizzell demonstrates his ability in calf roping. 3. Mark McLaughin and Sherry Hummer are 1977-78 roy- alty for the Rodeo Club. arg .,.. 1 .r P- ,, tml . G17 'X C ,R-. Q 1 is 1 K f - l 1- -v H, ' f 5 yn 0 X i Q NM 53 - ... ' lata .. , K. ,. , ..................,...... , . 92 Rodeo Club I A K, A Sis X Q Q N ,. K .M . JR N11 -- Ahh 1 .. '1--1, S 5 -1- Rodeo Royalty 93 Thespians stage final talent performanc an Honor Society, a drama honor group featured new talent and old Profits from the talent show were used fo purchasing awards and to pay for security. Thes i n n M The talent show sponsored by the Thespi- . I ' c pa spo sor, rs. Ebert, also helpe to produce the talent show, with the help o' Cody Eason and Greg Gladden, emcees. The awards included Best Comedy, Begin- ning Dramag Best Tragedy, Beginning Drama Best Instrumental, Night Shift , Best Vocal Tracie Clark, and Best All-around, Tracie Clark. Tuesday Pierson, perform a mime skit, a new additio to the Drama program. 2. A visit from KISS at Maran High? No just students competing at the talent show 1 Cody Eason plays an original composition for the audi ence. 4. Thespian members are CFirst Rowj Cody Easo and DeeAnn Davis CSecond Rowj Mimi White, Teres. 1. Freshmen drama students Jeff Kerr, Susan Laos ant i i 2 Terry and Rick Patton CThird Rowj Denise Dewey, Su anne Hill and Sidney Thomas. 94 Talent Show 4' lubs develop cultural, career inte 2 f x.,e N-2 r 'D' rests Black Togetherness and Aware- ness Club was an organization that had it all together. They raised money lots of different ways, like having bake sales, dances, and a facultyfstudent basketball game. They got to go to the State Fair in October, and they had a club trip at the end of the school year. Uncle Sam Club helped high school students to prepare for fu- ture jobs, such as nursing, secre- tarial work and police work. 1. The members of the Black Togetherness and Awareness Club are CFirst Rowy Arthur Scott, Jaran Harry, Paula Lee, Cary Ches- nut, sponsor, Penny Sherman, Raymond Harry and James Taylor. fSecond Rowy Munson Steed, Brenda Collier, Aaron Thom- as, Jessie McKnight, Judy Berry, Mark Rob- inson and Sidney Thomas CThird Rowj Manny Contreras, Sandra Pitts, Clifford Amos, Elena McKnight, Fleet Phillips, Victor Riovinson and Ben English. 2. The mem- bers of the Uncle Sam Club are CFirst Rowj Linda Hendricks, Carol Wooten, Lynne Wil- liams, Luana Luter, Becky Garcia and Shel- ley Hurley CSecond Rowj Amy Ward, Palus Bernardy, Patty Bruckner, Patty McClellan and Joyce Fujita CThird Rowj Ricky Mc Dan- iels, Steve Padilla, Tony Weitekamp, Edward Matchette, Dennis Woolbert and Gary Smith. Uncle Sam!BIack Togetherness 95 A 96 MAA Title IX brings male club members The girls' Athletic Association started the year off with a change in their name. They changed their name from GAA to MAA in order to com- ply with the Title IX ruling on sex discrimina- tion. The club met every Tuesday and Thurs- day at lunch. The members played different sports such as badminton, volleyball and kick- ball. Participation and victories earned points to give members a letter. The group also sold socks and sponsored the carnivaI's Mexican dinner. 1. Barbie White sells a pair of athletic socks to Sheryl Ward. 2. Members of MAA are CFirst Rowj Gail Paterson, Denise Dewey, Dee Ann Davis, Barbie White, Jessica Samuelson and Debbie Leslie. CSecond Rowj Melanie Racine, Debby Smith, Mimi White, Cindy Nuckolls and Monti Green. CThird Rowb Dottie James, Melissa Berry, Martin Walker, Lori Pat- ton, Alice Torres and Mrs. Sublette. ettermen build image, weight lifting program ms-mauumvovzf ,- 3 The Lettermen's Club is another one of Marana's athletic clubs that have done many things this year. One of the things the Lettermen's Club do each year is sell popcorn during all tHe football and basketball games. This year the Lettermen bought some Olympic weights for the weight room. 1. Members of the Lettermen's Club are CFirst Rowj Dane Smith, Martin Walker, Mike Green, Wayne Jackson, Troy Denton, Fernie Lopez, Bill Post. Steve Somerville and Avery White CSecond Rowj Coach Newman, Larry Walk- er, Randy White, Mitch Anders, lvan Grenfield, Sam Soria, David Smith and Karl Anderson CThird Rowj Billy Combs, Jim Somerville, Daniel Ramsey, Rus- sell Barker, Ernie Robles, Tim Grenfield, Coach Schmidt and Coach Catt. 2. Timmy Benges works out on weights bought by the Lettermen's Club. 3. Sam Soria, a member of Lettermen's Club, sells popcorn at a Friday night basket- ball game. Lettermen 97 X ga ig !- ii ! 1.1 ce f E wfifwg' ll i A - A K 'Q 1 AY JN ' L , A Q Q HQWESLX, LQ m S fi W H Q Q 0 P Sir 5 BOY ,fftv 80089 3 'Off' pawn Q33 995440 5404941 OQQSQQ I S9019 0966 I 0 01,554 ' 0 4 S Q GD U, E 2 0' O QQ? , Q I WQQQUQS ii? f f Yi? yy U .amiga qi J 45 Q be l O QW I X if, 3 Q I Q' 3 f E i A96 P V fx 2 1 W W ag ... K S 4 fx' K I I fam 1 ' 4 'F 1' Q5 1 at if K ' if Q5 W 32 V fer VX 5 - -V if Em V lung 1 nb F. an 'A I g',. '3 :.5I-in 8 '7 . A LL.L L,,--,, Ys -.1 f 1 ' 1 Qff f J' t N 'N' .xx CN. ,4-'fx ough conference, injuries force 2-7 season A tough season's beginning faced coaches Paul Graham and Larry Casoni's Tigers as two of Marana's first three opponents were the final contenders for the state Class AA crown. The Tigers dropped their first three games against Gilbert, Eloy, and CDO before upsetting the Flowing Wells Caballeros at their homecoming by a spectacular 31-19. The next games against Douglas and Safford ended in Tiger defeats. The Tigers found themselves another homecoming to upset by beating Globe 20-12. The final two games, in- cluding Marana's own homecoming, resulted in losses. Injuries forced two players, Bill Post and Wayne Jackson, to miss most of the season. Sidelined for several games were Jim Somerville, Eddie Payne, Fernie Lopez, Art Rodri- guez and Larry Walker. By the Tigers' final game, quarter- back Craig Bratton and several others were out for the season, leaving a varsity squad of 18 and a number of junior varsity players to face San Maneul. Though team efforts were often futile, individual perfor- mances were recognized by the Class AA South conference. Named to the first team defense and the second team offensive units was Carl Lee. Second team players were Dan Ramsey and Art Rodriguez. Earning honorable mention were Craig Bratton, Troy Denton, Avery White, Bruce Darby and Russell Barker. 1. Varsity football team members are CFirst Rowj Craig Bratton, Art Rodri- guez, Mike Green, Avery White, Larry Walker, Jim Somerville and Mitchel Anders. CSecond Rowj Wayne Jackson, Ray Bonesberger, Danny Harry, Carl Lee, Russell Barker, Dan Ramsey, Tom Henson, Tim Grenfell, Troy Denton, Karl Andersen, Eddie Payne, lvan Grenfell, Bruce Darby and Sam Soria. 2. Dan Ramsey hangs on to a touch catch against Flowing Wells. 3. Two Safford opponents wait for Avery White around the right side. 4. Danny Harry avoids a tackle for valuable yardage against Gilbert. 5. Bruce Darby breaks a tackle for extra yardage against Safford. 6. After playing both offense and defense, Craig Bratton takes a water break. 7. Carl Lee hurdles over Russell Barker to gain enough yardage for a Tiger first down against Safford. 9 - Pr. . h 2i fg'i JW 1' 'kv' Li . 5 X Football 101 Cubs earn break-even record in building year l F F f I lei 1 fx' , .1 'HL' r , .,,. h... ' Q 'bfi ,r N Marana's junior varsity football team who could only be described as super- spirited, turned a previous two-year mark of 3-12 into a 5-5 break-even sea- son. According to Coach Ludeke, this group, with the returning varsity play- ers, has the potential to capture the AA crown next year. They knocked off sev- eral powerhouse teams, including Can- yon Del Oro, Douglas, Flowing Wells and Nogales. 1. Members of the junior varsity football team are tFirst Rowj Fred Rivera, Vince Fujita, Dane Smith, JohnTwarog, Rick Shrieve, Mark Metlin, Tim Meron, Gary McGinnis, Mike Bolazak, Ray Compos and Greg Gladden, CSecond Rowj Rudy Diaz, Stan Hunt, Randy White, Mike Mitchell, Tim Roscow, Phillip Hernadez, Greg Bolazak, Brad Dewey, Dave McMillian and Jessie Diaz. CThird Rowj Ron Tarkington, Richard Nolen, Joe Saenz, Ronnie Worthy, Martin Honea, Clay Parsons, John Mendoza, Steve Watson, Mike Franco, Mark Robinson and Aurilo Aranda. CFourth Rowj Tom Kleinschmidt, Lalo Bustamante, Steve Somerville, Bill Murray, Joe Kuydendall Steve Young, Gary Ward and Joe Romero. Coaches are Paul Schmidt and Bill Ludeke. 2. Steve Somer- ville, shows why he was voted most valuable player. 102 Football Kittens' talents begin to develop The Marana Kittens ended up with a 3-6 season. Even though the re- cord didn't end up very well, they had a lot of spirit. Due to their aver- age size in comparison to the other freshmen in cnference, they had to fight hard and they never gave up. Under coaches Chris March and Danny Catt, the Kittens depended upon their small but tough line, and the running ability of Gene Lemme, who was named outstanding of the team's members at the awards ban- quet. The outstanding lineman was Phillip Young. 1. Gene Lemme attempts a tackle on a Doug- las Bulldog. 2. Gene Lemme shows his run- ning talents. 3. Members of the freshmen football team are CFirst Rowj George Farcia, Hughes Kuykendall, Zack Kazal, Ignacio Ra- mirez, Phillip Young, Chip Garret, Ernie Bar- reda and William Fujita. QSecond Rowj David Covey, Craig Pankin, Larry Thorne, Albert Avennitte, Nick Douguet, Brett Cale, Richard Romero and David Anway. fThird Rowj Rich- ard Garrison, Jerry Lewis, Cliff Amous, Jerran Harry, Chris Davis, Stuart Sanders, Bobby So- koloski and Tracy Boruh. QFourth Rowj Coach Catt, John Gartland, Gene Lemme, Jim Leal, Danny Ledlow, David Webb, Lee Gromley, Rober Villa and Coach March. Football 103 'X I I 1-,-' .- 104 Cross Country Cross countrymen race to league bottom Marana's cross country team again found com- peting in the AA South division difficult. Serving as host for the conference divisionals did not bring the Tigers good luck as they still placed last. The AA south was a very powerful division this year, according to Coach Brady. Flowing Wells domi- nated the tough division all year as they placed first in the AA South, with CDO finishing second. We were a better team than our record C12-215 showed, stated Coach Brady. He went on to say that seven of the nine runners who completed the season will be returning to next year's squad, so we did have mostly underclassmen competing and con- sistently finishing in the top ten. Basically it was an inconsistancy of our top three runners to place high. 1, Runners anxiously await the sound of the gun to start the race. 2. Dave Smith and Mr. Nystrom cheer Pat Ward onto the finish. 3, Martin Pena pulls ahead of the crowd. 4. Cross country team members are Steve Smith, Dave Smith, Mike Benitez, Keith Woods, Steve Benitez, Pat Ward, Martin Walker, Alan Copenhaver and Martin Walker, 5. Mr. Miller clocks Martin Walker as he crosses the line. 6. Team members huddle around Coach Brady for some last minute strategy plans. Cross Country 105 Www-e.f..,,..,,,, MMM,-W M, , ,w mmwiw. Ja , 'i '45 ,,1' X x an mu.. iw. 4. Y Y Q H Q Q I i ,Q K1 xii 'ff Y :M ' ,, 2 L24 3- 1. 2 1 M. ' ala Qi '43 'J 2, U f ' IZ. f Z -- Q 9- V 'A 2v ' W i 1 r l VF 4- J 4.1. 4, 1 LV, 1 ' 5ii1'1.i' rg. . .f' .mv ' M1-9 1. 5 E, 7. ., K ff' ' wh., , , kr . 75: 'li 22333211 K nn- . 1 , . , 21' 2? J 31,25 X, Q Vx gk' 43 . Q I M 1 ,L f- fw I., .: , X Volleyball s season record shows improvement Marana's volleyball team ended this year's season with a 3-16 overall record, which is an improvement over last year. This year's team began the season with 27 members, three of which were seniors. This large turn out created a slight problem. Coach Linda Carpenter commented Marana had many talents, but never really concentrated on them, but with 27 members you just can't get around to them all. This year's varsity had seven members, which included four returning lettermen and three lettering. Also on varsity was a four-year team member and two-year letterman, Donnine Pierson. The team hopes to improve their season next year by at- tending summer volleyball workshops. 1. Kelly Patton practices her setting skills. 2. Donnine Pierson concentrates on her serve, before hitting the ball. 3. The members of the volleyball team are Susan Racine, Carla Clements, Diane Evans, Sue Moody, Es- meralda Francisco, Mrs. Carpenter, Cindy Criss, LeElla Harry, Mellisa Yoe, Paula Lee, Maria Sanchez, Laura Welsh, Pam Whillock, Maureen Polacheck, Lori Edmiston, Pat Schoonover, Roberta Ritter, Kelly Patton, Arlene Ramon, Lena McKnight, Donnine Pierson, Claire Woods, Sandra Perez, Diane Young, Brenda Collier, Gail Best, Judy Berry and Dale Somerville, 4. J.V. players help their team out by showing team spirit at their home court. 5. Claire Woods gets a one-handed hit over her opponent. 6. Esmeralda Francisco returns a serve to her opponents. 7 ,,.. 6 P Volleyball 107 Newest girls sport covers long distance The Marana girls' cross country team had a very good season. This was the first year the Marana girls had a cross country team. Ms. Antonik said that the girls really worked hard and had a lot of dedication. They had a very good season for Marana's first year of cross country. The team played host to the AA South Divisionals and came in second, but encountered tougher competition at state where they failed to place. 1. Marana's first girls' cross country team members are CFirst Rowj Barb- ara Fischer, Monique Bernauer, Vicki Walker and Laura Romo CSecond Rowj Barbie White, Debbie Leslie, Palus Bernandy, Amy Ward and Ms. Antonik. 2. Monique Bernauer runs hard in practice. 3. Cross country girls are awaiting the starting gun in anticipa- tion. 4. And they're off . . . for a race and to launch a new sport at Marana. 2 108 Girls Cross Country ough competitors trouble female cagers Final scores were not always a good mea- sure of the quality of basketball played by the varsity girls this year. Following two days of tough games they came out second to a powerful Caballero team at the Flowing Wells Christmas tournament. Early confer- ence games ended in close, heart-breaking defeats including one to Flowing Wells, a po- tential state champion, by a one point differ- ence. Another game to Canyon del Oro also brought a one-point loss with unending hus- tle. Honor came at the season's close when leading vorer Kim Dobbie was named to Class ..,+ South All-Conference second team. Small, hut quick, describes the girls' junior varsity cagers, under Coach Antonik. The girls spent long hours developing fundamen- tal skills in preparation for future basketball seasons. 1. Varsity girls' basketball players are CFirst Rowj Char- lene Loustanau, Kim Dobbie, Annette Willoughby, Sta- cey Brown and Lupe Ramirez CSecond Rowj Barbie White, Debbie Leslie, Brenda Samuelson, Dolores Schall, Carol Ward and Coach Dyer. 2. Junior varsity girls basketball members are CFirst Rowj Debbie Mitch- ell, Sheri Eshpeter and Penny Anders QSecond Rowj Sheryl Ward, Gladys Greib, Dale Somerville, June Co- penhaver, Dee Ann Darby, Sandra Perez and Ms. An- tonik. 3. Annette Willoughby concentrates as she shoots a free throw. Girls' Basketball 109 Tigers falter early in divisional tourney The Tigers ended an exciting winning sea- son in Nogales when they lost to Douglas by a score of 61-60 in second round divisionals. The final score tells the story of the whole game as the gap never went higher than eight points, with the score being tied at 30 during halftime. The Tigers did well in conference play, as they defeated Flowing Wells, San Manuel and Safford twice. Although they dropped both contests with Canyon Del Oro, they did split meetings with Nogales, Douglas and Globe. Marana finished in a tie for third with Douglas in the AA South finishing with a 9-5 conference record and a 13-6 overall record. James Taylor, who led the Tigers in scor- ing, was named to the first team all-confer- ence squad. Making the second team was Le- roy Berry. Honorable mention went to Billy Combs, Danny Harry and Fleet Phillips. 1. Coach Acker explains calmly what has to be done. 2. Carl Lee demonstrates excellent shooting form. 3. Fleet Phillips hits for two. 4. Members of the varsity basket- ball team are CFirst Rowb scorekeeper Freeman Leaming, Bobby Gromley, Danny Harry, Carl Lee, Billy Combs and manager Tony Castillo. CSecond Rowb Coach Joe Acker, Mark Thorsrud, James Taylor, Leroy Berry, Fleet Phil- lips, Daven Oswalt and Steve Price. Danny Harry wins a jump ball while James, Fleet and Leroy look on. 6. Billy Combs demonstrates his passing talent. 7. Leroy Berry skies high to gain Tiger possession of the ball. 8. James Taylor puts the moves on two Apaches. 110 Varsity Basketball 4,1 65653, i 1 - Lwiqwf fy . .W - -. I 1 -1 - -:l'ww??'k ,3nf'i . . nf L if L.., gg, L ,L ' ' 2 l f ' -1 Qs?- 'f may : Q L' Si. .. ' -nf' . 4 x 9 g H f' ' - 3 3' 8 f I 'N a . ,- B i. ,,. WN,, 1. N,.W,, .,. . ,WW,..,, Y. ,.-, f-may f-5 ,X ,. My i i t S v ' 1+ 8 if il ki' J. ,W T '1 1 NA 2 5 Varsity Basketball 111 Cubs struggle through mid season slum What appeared to be the begin- nings of an undefeated season, took a disasterous turn midway in the season when the Cubs en- countered a series of defeats starting with Globe, thus ending a nine-game winning steak. The Cubs entered this year's action with three returning mem- bers, forward Steve Watson, cen- ter Gary Ward and forward Clay Parsons. ln an attempt to regain the team's winning ways, Coach Calli- cotte changed the starting line-up to utilize the taller players, turn- ing the tide against Nogales. With this combination of return- ing players, Coach Callicotte has assembled another winning team. 1. Members of the JV basketball team are fFirst Rowj Jack White, Robert Amaro, Mike Romero, Chanito Lopez, Wade Lewis and Clay Parsons. fSecond Rowb Mr. Calli- cotte, Mark Robinson, Steve Watson, Gary Ward, Ronnie Tarkington, Arthur Scott, Brad Dewey and Ivan Grenfell. 2. Coach Callicotte discusses strategic plans with the team. 112 JV Basketball Freshman cagers open winning prep careers l -L S4 'J' if A successful year, of breaking into high school-level basketball, was spent by Marana's Kittens, under the direction of Coach Vi- debeck. The team worked at de- veloping the fundamental skills of basketball. What the team lacked in height, with the tallest player reaching only six foot, they made up in de- termination and speed. The use of a fast break scored the Kittens many points. The group had the potential to aid Coach Callicotte on next year's junior varsity. 1. Pat Kelly jumps sky high to gain posses- sion ofthe ball for the Kittens. 2. Members of the freshman basketball team are CFirst Rowj Gene Lemme, Curt Parker and James Leal. CSecond Rowj Pat Kelly, Mr. Videbeck and Albert Avenetti. CThird Rowj Jeran Harry, Phil Young, Keith Woods, and David Anway. CFourth Rowj Mike Fos- ter and John Gartland. t g, T i nd -g i hui .T 1 Q 6 1 . . A 'I . K -Q - t C g y ..... tt... . Vex Y . ..., gM g g. t t .y..y. it 3 .... .1 gg as Freshman Basketball 113 Matmen outscore big talent at invitational . was .. 'tw The Marana varsity wrestlers opened up their season by defeating Sahurarita 40-18. They then dropped their first AA conference match to San Manuel and went on to drop three more matches against Flowing Wells, Coolidge, and Saf- ford. Going out of their slump, the Tigers beat Globe by a score of 44-12. Marana's team went to the Flowing Wells Invita- tional Tournament to do an outstanding job by taking a fifth place in the overall team standings out of 22 schools. Marana placed five wrestlers in the tournament, Avery White C1211 placed sixth, Larry Walker C1345 placed third, Tim Grenfell 41405 took a sixth place, James Cisco q147J took a fifth, and Tom Henson CHWTJ took third. He also got an award for most pins. 1. Members of the varsity wrestling team are QFirst Rowj Craig Jackson, Randy White, Dane Smith, Larry Walker and Tim Grenfell. fSecond Rowj Vince Gacilios, Avery White, Rick Schrieve, James Cisco, Chuck Phillips and Mike Martinez. CThird Rowj Coach Bob Newman, Russel Barker, Dan Ramsey, Tom Henson, Mitchel Anders and Ed Matchette. 2. Marana wrestlers do exercises before starting practice. 3. Avery White holds his San Manuel op- ponent to the mat while scoring another victory. 114 Wrestling lg Xx 1- RR Cubs show early power Marana's junior varsity wres- tling team started out by man- handling Sahuarita, 78-6. A three-game winning streak fol- lowed against San Manuel, 30- 24. Baboquivari, 75-6 and Sun- nyside, 38-27. Tough Flowing Wells and Coolidge brought the first losses to the Cubs. But they returned with conference victories against Safford, 46- 12, and Globe, 36-20. This sea- son the Cubs, under the coaching of Cliff Nystrom, have gained enough respect that next year they could be an ex- plosive team offering tough op- positions to other schools in the AA South conference. 1. Chris Davis concentrates on his op- ponent's moves. 2. Junior varsity team members celebrate another win. 3. Members of the junior varsity wrestling team are CFirst Rowb Chris Davis, Wil- liam Fujita, David Gacilios, Tim Marron, Rick Shrieve, Dane Smith, Gene Slape. Craig Jackson and Sammy Castillo. fSecond Rowj Coach Nystrom, statis- tian Tina Denton, Kurt Venos, Vince Gacilios, Larry Williams, Steve Smith, Jesse McKnight, David Smith, Robert Villa, Pat Ward, Mark Doucette, Steve Somerville, Jesse Diaz, Chuck Mote, Martin Walker and Alex Villa. JV Wrestling 115 Increased interest brings depth to tennis The junior varsity and varsity boys' tennis teams both worked on improving fundamental skills of the games, such as front and back- hand volleys. They practiced four nights a week, not including Satur- day mornings, and strived to im- prove their last year's record. The team had three returning mem- bers, only one of whom was a sen- lor. 1. The boys'junior varshy and varsny ten- nis team members are fFirst Rowb Tom Jan- sen, BM Johnson, Rance McGee, Rmk Es quer, Bryan Pierson, James Bradford, Scott Gromley, Leonard Bade, Eli Freeman, Nick Doguet, Jerry VVhHe, Oscar Jinunez, AHen True and Art Thomasson. CSecond Rowj Dawd Anderson, Donmd Kobasht and Coach March. 2. Allen True demonstrates the'1ennB twmtn 3.Jeny Whhe concew trates on a low back hand stroke. 4. Coach Chns March gwesinsvuchons on how to strengthen the wrist. 5. Oscar Jiminez strives aggressively for perfect form on a snwash serve. yi- . , g 5 , . swf? .Pr ,IW rt g'frj,?J,'f '.,iA: by 5 X' E - 1.-xr ffm-ewssx . ...- K .. wa N. .. -, , 3 . M KVE., .,.k5,J-L ,4, . . 4 ,,?Qml':'i37f:'f5 M ' Vg A 3' N52-ew 1,fav.ftr'gsfl'rf 3 Q -f T s MQW X ' ' ' l , Qi ' 1 F qi .-i-. f . 5 , X ' i3','?fff':lf' Y ,, . R I sf t.-' Q--1 gf: - 1. 1 sm,-...s .. , . 'irr 2 X , . -t.s . titit. t.'- s'tr'li '-'- 5 1 i' Ffii, I ,A I K- K. wvsfausxgw N - . gn ' :swf . r 5 . 116 Boys Tennis irls' tennis team swings into action Under Coach Kim Holaway, the girls' varsity tennis team had five returning members, none of whom were seniors. The team hoped to have two years of success. The jun- ior varsity had no returning mem- bers, so many started with min- imal skills and hoped to gain ex- perience during the season. Some of the girls attended ten- nis classes this summer in order to improve their games. 1. Varsity tennis team members are Sara Gladden, Dottie James, Becky Davis, Coach Kim Holaway, Monti Green, Shanna Bauer and Kelly Patton. 2. Sara Gladden stretches to reach a low forehand. 3. JV team mem- bers are Nancy Lozinsky, Carla Davis, Mari- bell Lopez, Karen Gremmler, Cindy Nuck- olls, Coach Kim Holaway, Mary Halbach, Angie Jimenez, Sandy Sokoloski and Linda Schreib. 4. Dottie James hits a serve with a slice and top spin. 5. Shanna Bauer follows through on her forehand. 1 1 X 3 i ' 3 .HMM .ff 4 fr ...mia-k l Girls' Tennis 117 111 Coaches stress baseball fundamentals Baseball proved to be challenging at the junior varsity and freshman levels. Under Coach Dyer, the Cubs, who were mainly jun- iors, were given strict con- ditioning in order to build winners. Fundamentals were emphasized for the freshmen by Coach Catt. 1. The members of the freshmen baseball team are CFirst Rowl Lar- ry Thorne, George Garcia, David Gacilios, Dan Scherzinger and Mike Gomez CSecond Rowy David Covey, James Leal, Ignacio Rom- ero, Ralph Reynolds and Oscar Saenz CThird Rowj Erin Thomas, Kurt Parker, John Gartland, Roger Baldwin, Phillip Young and Mr. Catt. 2. David Covey practices his skills in batting, 3. Members of the junior varsity baseball team are fFirst Rowj Randy White, Phil- lip Hernandez, Greg Balcezak, Greg Gladden, Joe Saenz and Dane Smith. CSecond Rowj Rudy Diaz, Mike Balcezak, Ivan Grefell, Mitch- el Anders, Larry Williams, Vince Gacilios and Ray Campos. 2 N ,Q i --emi I i o . . w. ! uf an . '-' ., , .N ,W 'P is ,, A ..- V L i Q, A . 7 fu. r , ' I I 015: 7 ff- s 4 -. s, z 3 ,sf 5 , 4 L ,l ,I ,-I, , - ,.,c. sf s f r A . Q. .M f tv, K . ,Xb . G- . . Q... r-M 1, c t... X 41 JT' 1 ll 5? lu., 'Q--Q. ff,-it nfl' ,E 5 . i -1 P 118 JV Frosh Baseball . . ,- -A. g ,As , 'Km -H.,-ip.. ew... .A i -- - .w-.1..-zo ' s ' . ziewi- ' 3 I QL. QV , if ' i A R3 i x -I A. Zhampionship hopes drive baseball's varsity ...Q , .. ev., - .W 1 4 '. 1 ,- ffl' , j .buffy-f'f Q 5 I ' ' -1 .5 r 1- ' -- - 'vm -w'.r.:'x. - '- iff I tfifzw K' ' Q'wsb:x,T QH'g-ik? n i 1 ' . A X fl ' xx . ' A 1 N Q li -1-me is -' -. tt - , , 1 -- 1 .2 'L KK 'MAA vw-so-9 'SC-all ov-you i Nb L . x 4 t - :1-41f:f,' W- x - ' 'r f., V: - A-Q ' . .1 .JP-H -'H -M - Opening the season in the northside tourney proved a tough debut for Coach Newman's Varsity Tigers, who had their hopes set on a state champion- ship. Last-minute arrivals from basketball and im- possible playing conditions due to heavy rains ham- pered practices. 1. The varsity baseball players are CFirst Row! Coach Newman, Mike Romero, Jim Gilliam, Avery White, Steve Rockwell, Mike Fran- co, Lalo Bustamante, Mike Perez, and Billy Combs CSecond Rowj Bruce Darby, Charlie Sundgaard, Johnny Mendoza, Bobby Islas, Craig Bratton, Mark Thorsrud, Tim Grenfell, Martin Honea, and Phillip Pesina. 2. Mike Franco awaits the ball to make a homerun. 3. Phillip Pesina shows the accurate way to swing a bat. 4. Mark Thorsrud awaits the pickoff throw from the pitcher during the Sunnyside vs. Marana opening game. Varsity Baseball 119 120 Boys' New track surface ready for season lt's like the difference between the freeway and a dirt road, commented Coach Joe Brady about Marana's new track. Completion was reached shortly before the official season began. Practice sessions got off to a rough start with southern Arizona's super-wet winter. Coach Brady felt his strongest performances would come in the weight events and in the hurdles. 1. Jim Somerville winds up for a mighty heave of the discus. 2. Cesar Silva hurdles with good form. 3. Runners practice coming out of the starting blocks. 4. Members of the Tiger track team are fFirst Rowj Bill Delfs, Ralph Gonzales, Vince Fujital, David Smith, Mike Benitez, Keith Woods, Barry Stonehouse and Gene Lemme fSecond Rowj Doug Mifflin, Jeran Harry, Cesar Silva, Wade Lewis, Jim Somerville, Steve Somerville and Steve Smith. fThird Rowj Coach Schmidt, Mike Mitchell, Craig Lang- ford, Ricky Patton, Danny Harry, Jesse McKnight, Tom Henson and Pat Ward CFourth Rowj Ernie Robles, Ronnie Tarkington, Leroy Berry, Troy Denton, Steve Custis, Fred Baum, Jan Bissey and Coach Brady. kk f.,-c!tElllll ,4Eit5i 2 t ?'2 , , .. V 7 f.,-1 2,-U ---51 5..,L:-1 ' 5157 :....e..:Q-1-Q-S-,,,-x::l.35'--iiilil. ali .. ff g::,-..::-.-f.e-,g- -45 -gr, T Q . . 1f,4s: - - g2-P-.ef-.-e.f--:e2-fz,?a:-,lf-..-- ?eF?f?-253' M3 ' ' ....-:- , , v 2-A ,, . . nga. y , 'Il u H rg' W 1 V A .,iTiz'aHf-twlaeiroqi- g g 1 --1-f -2 r ' A .L 'V I l ii R ' L v 5nm.w-f Eawef V. , . -M ...1- .gi vw--gm .-.,.. l LQQ Q43 .,.. . V -'nm' -N-A...-,.,, Track Big turnout shows for girls' track team Rainy practices and an unfinished track greeted a larger-than-usual group of girls who turned out for track this year. Returning Iettermen were joined by numerous freshmen. Coach Antonik hoped the large squad would contribute to team depth in competition. 1. Girls start track practice off with a couple of laps around the track. 2. Barbie White practices going over the hurdle ex- tention. 3. Coach Antonik watchs Anne Contestable's form as she takes off for a long jump. 4. Members of the girls' track team are CFirst Rowj Linda Brannock, Amy Ward, Monique Bernauer, Sandra Perez, Sheryl Ward, Debbie Mitchell, Sherri Eshpeter and Vicki Walker. CSecond Rowj manager Devin Ed- wards, Palus Bernardy, Annette Willoughby, Jo Jane Thomas- son, Dale Somerville, Debbie Leslie, Theresa Wright, Lori Ed- miston and Barbie Fischer. fThird Rowj Coach Krinke, Cathy Brannock, Carol Wooten, Anne Contestable, Barbie White, Lena McKnight, Dolores Schall, June Copenhaver, Maurene Pola- shek, Carol Ward, Brenda Denton and head coach Antonik. 2 V, ? Girls' Track 121 si -si 4 5 Softball team overcomes The softball team began its season with two changes. One change was male coaches, who were Joe Acker and Bill Ludeke. An effort to expand to a junior varsity level was the other dif- ference. Almost thirty girls signed up, which gave more chances for building a highly competitive program. Brenda Samuelson, one of the six returning members, will play her fourth year of softball. The team hoped to build strength for years to come. With only four seniors and a majority of freshmen, this may be accomplished. 1. Laura Romo practices batting for a perfect 1,000. 2. Mercy Lerma awaits the ball, while Diane Young strives to reach second base before the ball does. 3. Marcy Sickman works on bunting. 4. Brenda Samuelson drops the bat for a quick run to first, after hitting a solid grounder. 5. Softball team members are QFirst Rowj Esmeralda Francisco, Teresa Mendoza, Susan Racine and Laura Romo CSecond Rowb Tony Castillo, manager, Cindy Criss, Tuesday Pierson and Fawn Hepner fThird Rowj Coach Ludeke, Kim Dobbie, Tammy Richens, Jean- nette Balcezak, Annette Altamirano, Carolynn Pearson, Brenda Samuelson, Laura Rockhold, Laura Welsh, Diane Young, and Coach Acker. W f . .Ways ry' I it l'-l rn L ' H if 'U if- it V. . , , Q ,gi N. .xnxx 5, gk' -l, '.. ' ,A ,g.. 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Prince Rd. 682-3751 Tucson, Arizona Phone 887-4381 Ads 139 MEAD S REXALL DRUGS INC Family Prescription Greetmg Cards 1354 West Prince Road Record Service Free Delnvery The ARIZONA TERRITORIAL Your Hometown Newspaper 5:1270 N. ORAEZZLPI 'rur:ei:rrJf Yzdwl PHONES 297-2234 A 297-2235 Pharmacists Don Misener Ron Hoeflicker Sue Lowry 'li M A U 5 W' UB1l9o? l . .. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1978 WE RE LOOKING FOR YOU TO OPEN THE DOOR xXXXXXXh S ORKEQ 1 .Y 0 XSMD Mgy Q6 2 ' Vo 225 f ' ,Zo cm S If msrmcr L sam S Hxxxxvx 3 7 dl 7 17 X big NUI 5 N, 1 3 gflfklbx I-22. f 1 wvxcgs , yfs' r' 5.14 RX. , 5 5 33? 9 1 - 5 f f Q at ,-Z 5 5 0 3'-Y 1. . Sw X -'I' I .. ,,,, ,, .... . S, I L A-A 'lu 'K Locai Union 1 886 Congrcltulutiun Graduates of 1973. ASARCO lncorporoted opplouds your ochievement ond hopes thot you will continue to pursue your gools ond objectives-now ond in the future. Mony opportunities exist for those who hove the will ond determinotion to seek them out. HU UW E nemo 6' ' mm . . x ,g on Equol Opportunity Employer Allin CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 78 Flnderson Cloyton Ollseed Processing Dlvlslon Darryl Anderson's h - 7948 N. Oracle Rd., Plaza Escondida, Tucson ales 84 Service 297-2294 Antenna Insta L 7 . I O I O Box 608 Marana, Arizona 144 Ads DEFCO CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTION MANAGER DESIGNER BUILDERS 0 F 0 I 0 Supplles for Industry Inc Tucson Tempe 960 E 17th St 1901 E 5th St 85703 85281 GLN E .1 'uf N-wx' A M2919 C6025 881 3201 3130 EAST GRANT ROAD TUCSON ARIZONA 85716 PHOENIX AREA TEMPE C6025 968 2488 FLOWING WELLS HOLIDAY LAUNDRY 1373 W Prlnce Road Open Daily 6 30 a m to 10 OO p m MAYTAG EQUIPPED 100476 Soft Water Dry Cleaning Wash Fold Servuce Avanlable 9 u Don s Hazr - Kat Shop HAIR STYLING N SANDERS RD RAZOR CUTTING MARANA ARIZONA 85238 I Q WD,'.A x 4I I I 'IVDL SVQV 1m'L ,,Y' I A, I 'ffQQlAQ h'm2VfiIyg,W'i,L. igxfr, T DV-.'1.' . 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K AUTO SUPPLY at GARAGE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS 14018 N Avra Rd Marana Arlzona 682 3473 MIKE CALVIN Owner 13700 N Sandarlo Rd Ben gl Lorraine Prlce Phone 682 3536 Marana Az 85238 TRIPLE C Chuckwagon Suppers Featurlng the Camp Family One Hour Western Stage Show Served Ranch Style 8900 W Bopp Road 883 2333 I y l AQIINZXLKIIOD Delivery, But Always A Free Gift .rfwwf f I ' :L Q' N A . . 1, il , A x Ads 145 146 Ads Sporhn Speola I s EASTSIDE MIDTOWN 7944 E Broadway 4545 E Speedway 296 5484 881 2262 DOWNTOWN SIERRA VISTA 43 E Con ress 3896 E Fry Blvd 624 2383 459 1846 SCHOOL SALES CAMPUS 4545 E Speedwcly 749 N Pcrk 795 9442 624 4724 K 84 M Market Brlng the communlty complete lane of grocery needs Aso Marana Laundromat Under New Management Kenny Botklns Owner MARANA ARIZONA Scholastic Studios Ltd Best Wishes to the Class of 78 MAKING SENIORS BEAUTIFUL FOR ALL TIME ROGER WILLIAMS SCHOLASTIC STUDIOS LTD 1146 E INDIAN SCHOOL RD PHOENIX AZ 85014 a I , . 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Ig .k 'k 888 1130 D o V o 13700 N Sandarlo 682 3536 VILLA CAPRI lvloBlLE HolvlE PARK 2305 W Rutnrauff Clubhouse Therapeutic Pool Large Swlmmlng Pool Underground Utllltles Paved Streets Travel Trailers Welcome Adult Section 887 2255 Ad 151 152 Ad WE BUY ALL GRADES OF LIVESTOCK 0 WE ALSO CUSTOM SLAUGHTER JONES MEAT PACKERS TUCSON OWNED AND OPERATED WHOLESALE BEEF VEAL PROVISIONS SMOKED MEATS FULL LINE OF SAUSAGE PRODUCTS RC JONES 670W 33RD ST REG JONES TUCSON ARIZONA PHONE 882 8350 UJESTERF1 Uncle Bob S P O P C O R N WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 682 3572 FQRITI SERVICE B 8 Sno Cone Machines Popcorn Machines Cotton Candy Machlnes TUCSON 5 OWN CONCESSION EQUIPMENT MC l'l8 ers SALES 8a RENTALS ' I 4495 N ORACLE TUCSON ARIZONA 3248 E Grant Road 35705 326 9404 GLENN R GARRETT PH 795 7414 OWNERIOPERATOFI II' I' Q ,,,!!I,mvQIjR wa 1 :WJ IIJKX . Po. 5 M A I I Congratulations Marana s 1978 Graduates From Mr 84 Mrs Joe Acker Mr 81 Mrs Ed Altamlrano Mr 81 Mrs Ron Bauer Raymond 8L Cynthia Bomesburger Mr St Mrs Earnest Bratton Mrs Iola Cady Mr 84 Mrs Tom H Clark Mr St Mrs Brad DeSpaln Mr 84 Mrs Fred Evans The Mlke Foley Family Mr 84 Mrs Mlke Green The Gremmber Oll Company Mr gl Mrs Harry Hansen DR 81 Mrs Nels Havens Mr 84 Mrs Fredrick Hull Mr 84 Mrs Jack Horton Mr 84 Mrs Wllllam Hunt Al gl Connle Kazel Mr 84 Mrs Bull Ludeke Marana Community Chrlstlan Church Mr 84 Mrs Taylor Meeks Mr 81 Mrs Grant Paterson Mr 84 Mrs Norman J Patton Mr 8L Mrs John E Payne Mr 81 Mrs Manuel Romo Mr 84 Mrs M C Sundgaard Frank 84 Martha Venos Mr 8 Mrs J Boyd White Mr 84 Mrs Jack White 1 ME. at Mrs. Phil Hogue C Ad 153 Diane Adolph Model UN 33 Tennis 3,43 Volleyball 23 DO 4 Pat Altamirano Sophomore Class Secretary3 Student Body Corresponding Secretary 33 Songleader 3,43 NHS 2,3,4Q Homecoming Attendant 4 Karl Andersen Student Council 43 FFA 3,43 Lettermen's Club 3,4: DO 43 Football 3,4 David Anderson Uncle Sam Club 33 President 33 Tennis 1,2,3,43 Captain 3,4 Dale Angel FFA 1,2,3,4 Russell Barker Football 43 Outstanding Offensive Lineman 43 Honorable Mention All Conference 43 Wres- tling 4 Donna Barton FHA 13 FMcc 1,23 MAA 2,3 Ronna Bauer Student Council 1,2,33 V-Club 13 Pep Squad 2,3,4 Mike Benitez Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4: Football 13 Basket- ball 33 Track 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable 13 Cross Country 2,3,43 Outstanding Runner 3,4 Senior Activities Gail Best Volleyball 4 Cindie Bloomhuff FFA 2,3 Ray Bomesberger Student Council 1,2Q FFA 1,21 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,43 V-Club 13 King Attendant 2,3Q DO 43 Football 1,2,3,4: Captain 43 Wrestling 1,2,33 Track 1,2,3,4 Kenny Botkins French Club 33 Speech Club 33 Band 1,23 Baseball 13 Tennis 2,31 Captain 2,33 4-H 1,2,3,43 President 4 Brian Cale Baseball 4 Doug Burge Band 1,2,3,43 Stage Band 1,2,3,43 Percussion Leader 3,4 Tracie Clark Pep Squad 23 Wrestling Cheerleader 33 V-Club 1,23 DO 43 Outstanding Guitar Award 13 Homecoming Attendant 33 Badmitton 1 Billy Combs Football 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q All Conference 2 Chris Cowhey FFA 1,2,3,4 154 Senior Activities Kristie Criss MAA 23 V-Club 23 Yearbook 2,3f Homecoming Attendant 43 Softball 3 Steve Custis Football 2 Bruce Darby Freshman Class Vice President3 Football 1,2,3,4: Honorable Mention All Conference 43 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Alan DeLoach Football 13 Baseball 1,2 Troy Denton Lettermen's Club 43 Track 1,2,3,4 Chuck Doucette FFA 1,2, Baseball 3,4 Carolyn Federoff Band 1,2,3,4: NHS 2,3,43 Model UN 2,3,4j Vice-President 33 President 3,41 Ensemble 1,2,3,4 Gilbert Figueroa Lettermen's Club 2,33 Treasurer 33 Football 13 Cross Country 2,3,4Q Most Improved 33 Track 1,2,3,4 Barbara Fischer Senior Class Representative 43 TRAGYC 3,41 Chairman 43 Medical Careers Club 43 Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 MAA 43 NHS 43 Cross Coun- try 4 Pam Flocks FFA 1,2,3,43 Livestock Team 1,2 Crystal Foley MAA 3g Entertainers' Club 43 Ecology Club 23 Chorus 3,43 Band 2,3,43 Drama 43 Musicals 1,4 Jeannie Frye Chorus 1,4 Monica Garrett Chorus 1,23 FFA 1,2,3,4 Jim Gilliam Miami 1,23 Band 1,2: Drama 1,23 Outdoor's Club 1,2: Homecoming Attendant 3,43 Base- ball 3,4 Joe Granado FFA 1,2,3,4: Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4 Michael Green NHS 2,3,41 Band 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,43 Honorable Mention 43 Track 1,2 Beatrice Grijalva Law Enforcement Auxilary Club 13 FBLA 43 Volleyball 33 Outstanding 33 Softball 2,41 Most Valuable 23 Basketball 3 Bob Gromley Basketball 1,2,3,43 Tennis Keith Grove Baseball 1,2,3 Eileen Halpin Senior Class Treasurer3 V-Club 1,21 VFW 1,2,3,4Q Treasurer 13 Junior Vice President 23 Senior Vice President 23 President 3 Danny Harry Black Togetherness and Awareness Club 3,41 Football 2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Track 1,2,3 Julie Hennagir FFA 1,2,3,4: Gymnastics 43 Photojournalism 3,4 Christina Heredia Basketball 3 Diane Herron FBLA 43 Vice President 4 Annette Holt Student Council 2,41 FBLA 43 President 43 NHS 2,3,4: Pep Squad 2,41 Representative 2 Steve Jackson Band 1,2,3,43 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Wayne Jackson Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 Vice President 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,2,33 Baseball 1,2,3 Sheri James FBLA 4 Melody Jansen FBLA 4: DO 4 Jill Jones Publications 43 News Editor 4 Heidi Kazal Tucson High School 1,23 Scuba Club 23 Secre- tary 2 Olga Lerma FHA 1,2,3Q Speech and Debate Club 33 Band 1,2,3,4Q Stage Band 1,2,3 Deborah Leslie NHS 2,3,43 Freshman Awardg MAA 1,2,3,43 Sportmanship 13 Outstanding Serviceman 33 Points Chairman 2,3,43 Cross Country 43 Most Valuable 43 Basketball 2,3,43 Most lm- proved 23 Track 1,2,3,4 Julie Lester Volleyball 1,2,33 Most Improved 23 Basketball 1,2,33 Badmitton 13 Softball 1,22 Track 33 DO 4 June Lewis Basketball 1,33 Track 1,2,33 Volleyball 2 Fernando Lopez Lettermen's Club 3,4: Football 1,2,3,4 James Lynch 'L q 5 ' . JA W . . Edward Matchette Wrestling 33 Manager 4 Jessie McKnight Band 3,43 Black Togetherness and Awareness 3,41 Representative 43 Wrestling 3,43 Track 2,3,4 Cheri Meadows Senior Class Secretary 43 Band 1,2,33 V-Club 1,23 Drama 23 Track Manager 2 Elizabeth Montcastle French Club 43 FHA 4 Stephanie Nelson Quintin Nesbitt FFA 1,2,3,43 Chapter Officer 3,43 National Dairy Team 43 AJRA 1,2,3,43 Rodeo 1,2,3 Terri Nye MAA 1,2,33 Secretary Treasurer 2 Jess Omstead Basketball 1 Diane Osman FFA 1,3 Corinna Ramirez DO 1 FFA 1,2 Lori Patton Sophomore Class Vice President3 Senior Mike Martil'leZ Class Vice President3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 FFA 33 Wrestling 3,43 Basketball 4 NHS 2,3,4: Treasurer 33 V-Club 1,23 MAA 43 ,,i.. , -3. . 1 . J, A 1 X Homecoming Queen 43 Yearbook 3,43 Co-Edi- tor 43 Badminton 13 Girls' State 3 Rick Patton Student Council 3,4: Student Body Recording Secretary3 Drama 2,3,43 Baseball 33 Track 43 Anytown 3 Mike Perez t Cross Country 33 Track 33 Wrestling 1,23 Baseball 4 Donnine Pierson Sophomore Class President3 Student Body Vice President 33 Student Body President 3,4: Outstanding Student Council Member 23 Mod- el UN 2,3,4: NHS 2,3,43 FHA 1,2,33 Historian 13 Vice President 23 Treasurer 33 District Chairman of Recreation 2,32 Band 1,2,33 MAA 1,22 Drama 43 Yearbook 3,42 Editor 33 Co- Editor 43 Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Softball 23 Tennis 3 Steve Price Basketball 1,2,3,4 Ed Roach Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Art Rodriguez Freshmen Class Treasurer3 Football 1,2,3,4f Basketball 13 Wrestling 23 Baseball 1,2,3 Gary Roybal Audio Visual 4 Brenda Samuelson NHS 3,43 V-Club 1,23 DO 43 Softball 1,2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Badminton 1 Senior Activities Louis Scheer Soccer 1,2,3 Leilanl Schisler FFA 1,2,3 Debbie Seal FHA 1,2 Shawna Smith V-Club 1,23 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4Q Head Cheer- leader 23 Homecoming Attendant 33 Badmin- ton 1 Tony Smith Band 3 Doug Somers Band 1,2,3,4Q National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 Jim Somerville Homecoming King 43 Football 2,3,4Q Wrestling 23 Track 1,2,3,4 Tisha Spaulding FHA 1,2,33 Treasurer 23 President 33 NHS 2,3,43 French Club 33 Newspaper 2,3,43 Copy Editor 2,32 Editor 43 SEAP Tutor 3,4 Lynda Speer Junior Class Secretary3 Senior Class Presi- dent3 V-Club 1,21 Badminton 1 Donna Spicola New York 1.2.33 Band 1,2,3,4Q Stage Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3Q Marching Band 1,2,3,43 National Junior Honor Society 1,23 Shorthand Award 3: Typing Award 32 FBLA 42 Basketball 13 Tennis 13 Volleyball 13 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 Charles Sundgaard Sunnyside 1,22 Publications 3,43 Yearbook 43 French Club 33 Baseball 1,2,3,4 156 Senior Activities James Taylor Black Togetherness and Awareness 3,41 FFA 13 Football 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Track 1,2,3 Teresa Terry Flowing Wells 1,22 Publications 3,41 News Edi- tor 43 Sports Editor 43 French Club 1,2,3,43 Model UN 2,3,4Q Speech Club 2,3,4Q Presi- dent 2,3,43 Tennis 23 Band 33 Drama 1,2,3,4 Art Thomasson FFA 1,2,3,43 Parliamentarian 33 Vice Presi- dent 43 State Farmer Award 33 Bronze Award State Beef 23 Bronze Award State Horse 33 2nd Parliamentary Procedure State Contest 33 Rodeo 1,2,33 Tennis 4 Ramona Thornburg Softball 3 Lynn Travis FFA 23 Matmaids 43 Softball 23 DO 43 4-H 1 Nick Triphan Football 1 Kelly Tucker Student Council 1,41 NHS 2,3,43 V-Club 1,23 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 Tennis 3 Angie Valles Drama 3,42 MAA 2,33 Chorus 33 FHA 1 Larry Walker Lettermen's Club 2,3,4Q Sergeant of Arms 33 FFA 1,22 Football l,2,3,43 Most Dedicated Player 43 Wrestling 1,2,3,4Q Baseball 3 Tom Watson Band 1,2,3 Anthony Weitekamp Audio Visual 2,3,43 President 33 Student Council Representative 23 French Club 3,42 NHS 3,41 FHA 43 Student Council Representa- tive 43 Uncle Sam Club 4 Andrea Whitaker Freshmen Class Secretary3 Sophomore Class Representative3 Cheerleader 1,2,33 V-Club 1,23 NHS 2,3,43 Badminton 1 Avery White Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,43 Presidentg Football 43 Wrestling 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3 Barbie White FMCC 1,21 Secretary-Treasurer 23 MAA 1,2,3,4Q Vice President 23 President 3,43 FHA 1,2,3Q French Club 2,33 Debate 2,32 NHS 3,41 Model UN 43 Cross Country 43 Basketball 2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4 Brent Williamson Track 13 FHA Beau 3 Annette Willoughby Model UN 3,43 Debate 2,31 NHS 43 Basketball 3,43 Track 1,2,3,4 Claire Woods Band 13 Model UN 43 MAA 1,2,3,4Q NHS 2,3,4Q Parliamentarian 33 President 43 Photojourna- lism 33 FFA 2,3,43 Reporter 23 Student Council Representative 23 Student Council 2,33 Parlia- mentarian 33 Century Ill Scholarship State Semi-Finalist 4 Ken Wooten Football 1,32 Baseball 1,3 A Abate, Debbie 46 Acker, Kelley 46,48,54,71,117 Adam, Elmer 38 Adam, Matthew 46,48 Adolph, Diane 19.60.117 Adolph, Lori 30,72 Alday, Paul 30 Allen, Margaret 19 Altamirano, Annette 30,122 Altamirano, Maria 46,48,71 Altamirano, Pat 19,22,25,61,65,66,71 Alvarez, John 38,120 Amacio, Irma 38 Amaro, Robert 38,112 Amos, Clifford 46,95,103 Amos, Keith 30 Anders, Mitchell 38,101,114 Anders, Penny 46,91,109 Andersen, Karl 19,58,90,91,101 Anderson, Corey 38 Anderson, Daniel 30 Anderson, David 19,116 Anderson, Lonnie 30 Anderson, Monica 19,76 Anderson, Wendy 19 Andreaccio, David 46 Angel, Dale 19,90 Angel, Vicky 38 Anway, David 46,113 Aranda, Aurelio 30,37,102 Avenetti, Albert 46,103, 113 B Bade, Leonard 46 Bailey, Stuart 38,72 Bailey, Wahanda 30 Balcezak, Greg 38,102 Balcezak, Jeanette 46 Balcezak, Mike 30,102 Baldwin, Rodger 46 Bannon, Randy 46 Barker, Russell 19,101,114 Barreda, Ernie 46,103 Barrett, Thomas 38 Barry, Melissa 30,38,58,6O,61,87,97 Barton, Carl 38 Barton, Donna 19 Bauer, Ronna 20,71 Bauer, Shanna 30,65,66,71,79,117 Baum, Fred 38 Beeman, Pamela 30 Bejarano, Yolanda 30 Bell, Daniel 38 Bellmeyer, Lori 38 Benge, Stephan 30 Benge, Timothy 46 Benitez, Mike 20,107,120 Benitez, Steve 30,107,120 Benson, Tamara 46 Bernardy, Palus 46,95,108 Bernauer, Monique 38,108,121 Berry, Judy30,65,66,71,95,121 Berry, Leroy 20,110 Best, Gail 20 Best, Lance 38 Bever, Carl 114 Bindhammer, Marcie 38 Bishop, Scott 38 Index Bloomhuff, Cindie 20,30 Bomesberger, Ray 20,101 Borak, Tracie 46,103 Botkin, Kenny 20 Bradford, James 46,72 Bramlett, Pam 20 Brannock, Cathy 30,72 Brannock, Linda 46 Brant, Lori 13,46,50,58,87,9O Bratton, Craig 30,31,37,65,66,79,101,118 Bratton, Diane 46 Bratton, Mike 38 Bride, Stacey 46,86 Bristow, Tammy 30 Broadbent, Cindy 20 Brown, Stacey 30,35,58,87,90,109 Brown, Susanna 46,91 Bruckner, Patti 46 Bruckner, Robbie 38 Bryant, Loretta 30 Bryant, Paul 46 Burgos, Pat 30,90 Bustamante, Charlene 30 Bustamante, Julie 46,54,71 Bustamante, Lalo 17,30,79,102,118 Byers, Richard 20 C Cain, Gaynale 30 Cale, Brett 46,103 Cale, Brian 20 Calhoun, Janna 38 Calhoun, Jeffrie 30 Camp, Don 38 Campas, Ramon 30,102 Carbajal, Ben 46 Carbajal, Robert 46 Carpenter, Billy 38,91 Carper, Teresa 38 Carper, William 38 Carrillo, Albert 38 Cartolano, Lia 46 Castillo, Antonio 46 Castillo, Berta 46 Castillo, Connie 38 Castillo, Sam 115 Castillo, Virginia 46 Cazee, Kirk 30 Cervantez, Susan 38 Cisco, James 17,30,114 Chavez, Sally 20 Chavez, Suzie 46 Chavez, Sylvia 30 Chu, Sherman 38 Clark, Laura 46 Clark, Tracie 20 Clawson, Donald 30,90 Clements, Carla 30 Coleman, Jo Ann 30 Coleman, Keith 47 Coleman, Mary Ann 47,82 Collier, Brenda 47,95 Collins, Gary 38 Combs, William 20,22,110,118 Compton, Brenda 47 Contestable, Anne 47,86 Cook, Larry 30 Cook, Morris 38 Copenhaver, Alan 20,90,104 Copenhaver, June 38,109,118 Cousens, Teresa 47 Covey, James 47,103 Cowhey, Chris 20 Craft, Johnny 30 Cramer, Kirk 47,91 Crescenzo, Marianne 30 Criss, Cindy 38 Criss, Kristie 20,25,65,66 Crook, Brian 31,90 Custis, Steve 20 D Dahler, Dennis 47 Darby, Bruce 20,101,118 Darby, Lora 47,109 Davis, Christian 47,103,118 Davis, Daniel 47 Davis, Dee Ann 31,60,61,62,72,83,87,97 Davis Justin 39 Davis Karla 39,71,117 Davis, Rebecca 31,35,117 Davis, Robert 162 Davis, Tammie 39 DeKoster, Scott 47 Delfs, Bill 62 Delfs, Christina 39 Deloach, Charles 20 Deloach, Lenora 47,86 Demoss, Julie 82 Dempsy, Robert 47 Denton, Tina 31,115 Denton, Troy 21,101,120 Dewey, Bradley 39,72,102,112 Dewey, Denise 31,58,60,61,72,83,87,97 DeWitt, Mike 39 Diaz, Jessie 39,102,115 Diaz, Rudy 31,102 Dickey, Brian 47,72 Dickson, Regina 21 Dimmick, Jasmine 31 4-six, x gg 1 4 A V , ,.,, , , ,--', ii ix' B' W- ..., .2 5 , F K f A Q in . . ..,-f ... H In I xv 'gg-,T , is T . 5 AA- Index 157 Dobbie, Kimberly 31,109,122 Dobbie, Tracy 39,40,71 Dominguez, Jose 39,120 Doonan, Debbie 47 Doucette, Charles 21 Doucette, Mark 31,115 Douget, Nicholas 47,103 Douglas, Phil 47 Drouin, Brian 39 Dunbar, Laura 31 Duncan, Kenny 48,91 Dye, Kathy 39 E Eason, Cody 31,72,83 Ecker, William 31 Edgerton, Debbie 48,82 Edmiston, Laurie 39 Edwards, Devin 48,72 Elder, Clarence 31,72 Elick, Lisa 31 Englet, Lori 31 English, Benjamin 39,95 Eshpeter, Sherri 39,109,121 Evans, Diane 31,58,71,79 Evans, John 39 F Fahrmeyer, Jane 21 Faraci, George 48,103 Faraci, Martha 21 Farrell, George 48 Farrell, Mike 21 Federoff, Carolyn 28,31,60,61,72 Felix, Richard 48 Fennell, Michael 48 Fischer, Barbara 19,21,58,90,108 Flocks, Pam 21 Foley, Crystal 21,72 Foley, Mike 39 Forste, Darlene 31 Foster, Michael 13,48,113 Foster, Tammy 31,32,58,61,72 Fox, Chris 19,21 Francisco, Esmeralda 31 Franco, Dimas 48 Franco, Mike 31,102 Frazer, Tyson 32 Freeman, Elijah 39,90 Freed, Lorinda 32 Frizzell, Jeffrey 48,91 Frye, Jeanie 21 Frye, Larry 39 Fujita, Joyce 39 Fujita, Vincent 32,102,120 Fujita, William 48,103,115 Fulmer, Kevin 32,72,81 Fulton, Jeffrie 48 Funk, Lori 48 G Gacilos, David 48,115 Gacilos, Marilyn 21,58,76 Gacilos, Vincent 32,91,115 Gainous, Lloyd 32 Galgano, Daniel 48 Garcia, Becky 48,81 Garcia, Bernadette 48 Garcia, George 48,91 Garrett, Donald 48,103 Garrett, Laura 32 Garrett, Monica 21 Garrison, Gartland, Gauthier, Gauthier, Gauthier, Richard 48,103 John 48,103,113 Bobby 32 Jeanie 39 . Sandy 48,91 Goodman, John 49 Goodman, June 32 Gossett, David 49,91 Gossett, Michael 32 Graham, John 32,58 Granado, Joe 22 Granado, Mario 49 Green, Michael 22,61,72,97,101 Green, Monti 40,72,86,97 Gregg, Richard 40 Gremmler, Karen 32,71,117 Grenfell, Ivan 32,101,112 Grenfell, Tim 32,101,114 Grieb, Gladys 40,109 Griffin, Karen 49 Griffin, Suzy 40 Grijalva, Beatrice 22 Grimes, Martin 49 Gromley, Bobby 22,27,110 Gromley, Lee 49,103 Groves, Keith 22 Groves, Glenn 40,44 H Haase, Richard 40,72 Halbach, Mary 38,40,72,117 Hall, Rodney 40 Halpin, Eileen 19,22,58,61 Hamby, Whitney 32,35,76 Hammock, Jeannette 40 Gilliam, Gilliam, Gilliam Gilliam Doris 49 James 21,25,65,66,118,120 Karen 49 Nicky 40 Gilliland, Anita 49,86 Gilliland, Peggy 40 Ginn, Diane 32 Gladden, Greg 32,102 Gladden, Sara 32,117 Glover, Mike 40,90 Glover, Tammy 49 Gomez, Mike 49,91 Gonzales, Edward 21 Gonzales, Elizabeth 40 Gonzales, Frank 32,67 Hammon, James 49 Hampton, Ronda 49,82 Hansen, Lori 32,71 Harbison, Ronda 49,54 Hardin, Cristine 32 Hardin, Mary 49 Hardin, Teresa 32,83 Harmon, Debbie 40 Harmon, Frank 62 Harris, Chris 32,110 Harris, Kimberly 49 Harris, Mike 32 Harry, Danny 22,101,110 Harry, Jaran 49,15,103,113 Harry, Lea Ella 22 Gonzales, Lucy 21 Gonzales, Martin 49 Gonzales, Ralph 32,62,67 Q 158 lndex Harry, Raymond 32,35,95 Hatch, Penny 32 Hatcher, Beth 32 Hawkins, Summer 32,68,69,72,79 Hayden, Alvin 40 Hendricks, Linda 95 x Hendrickson, Tammy 40,90 Henley, Steve 22 Henson, Nancy 32,61,90 Henson, Thomas 40,42,101 Hennagir, Julie 21.22.90 Hipner, Fawn 46,49 Hepner, Margaret 40 Herczeg, Tammy 33 Heredia, Cristina 23 Hernandez, Brenda 49,71 Hernandez, Fabian 23 Hernandez, Phillip 40,102 Hernandez, Rebecca 33 Hernandez, Rosie 23 ,120 Herron, Diane 23,76 Hicks, James 40,120 Hill, Suzanne 33,60,61,72,83,87 Hogan, Michelle 49 Hogg, Beverly 23,28,72,76 Hogg, Susan 49,72 Hogue, Linda 49,91 Holm, Christine 33 Holmes, Dennis 91 Holt, Annette 23,61,76 Holt, Charlie 40 Holt, Jefirey 33,90 Honea, Martin 33,102,118 Hopkins, Dale 23,72 Hopkins, John 49,72,81 Hopkins, Steve 33,72 Horner, Theresa 49 Horton, Karen 40,71 Horton, Susan 33,35,71 Howe, Dennie 33,72 Hudson, Dawn 49,72 Hum, Dennis 40 Hum, Henry 23 Hum, Kenny 49 Hummer, Sherry 49,91 Hunt, Dan 33,37,72 Hunt, Stan 33,102 Hunter, Casey 40 Hunter, Jake 50,91 Hunter, Marvonne 22 Huntley, Shane 50 Hurley, Amos 40 Hurley, Bonnie 23 Hurley, Shelly 81 Ingram, Renee 33 Islas, Ramona 40 Islas, Robert 33,118 Jackson Jackson Jackson J Craig 40,44,115 Jackson, , Steve 23,72 , Tina 50 , Wayne 23,25,65,66,97,101 James, Dottie 33,58,60,61.72,86,87,97,117 James, Cheryl 23,76 Jansen, Thomas 40 Jeffries, Thomas 33 Jimenez, Angie 50,117 Jimenez, Oscar 33 Jobe, Sandra 23 Johnson, Benji 33,72,81 Johnson, Jeanette 23 Johnson, William 50 Jones, Jill 23,78 Jones, Sherry 50 K Kalmes, Robin 40 Kalmes, Rory 24 Kazel, Heidi 24 Kazel, Malakie 24 Kazel, Zachary 50,102 Kelly, Patrick 50,113 Kern, Albert 50 Kern, Lisa 33,76 Kern, Michael 50 Kerr, Geoffrey 50 Kin, Dalia 24 Kin, Delia 24 King, Eric 33 Kleinschimdt, Tom 33,102 Klos, Karen 50 Knepper, Ben 50 Knepper, Charlotte 33,72 Kobayashi, Donald 31.33.81 Krebbs, Scott 33 Kucsman, Donald 33,72 Kuker, Lana 40 Kuhlmann, Boyd 50 Kuykendall, David 50,103 Kuykendall, Joe 33,102 Kuykendall, Lynda 24 L Lacey, Cheryl 41 Langford, Craig 33 Langford, Mandy 50 Laos, Ruth 24 Laos, Susan 50 Larter, Mike 41 Latimer, Carl 50 Latimer, Tracy 33 Leal, Jim 50,103,113 Leaming, George 50 Leber, Mike 41 Ledlow, Addie 50 Lee, Carl 33,101,110,120 Lee, Paula 51,95 Legunas, Henry 51 Lemme, Gene 51,103,113 Leon, Cindy 33 Leonard, Rebecca 41,83 Lerma, Bacilio 33,72 Lerma, Cathy 51,72 Lerma, Olga 24,72 Lerma, Susan 51,72 Debbie 24,97,108.109,121 Leslie, Leslie, Keith 72 Leslie, Pam 51,82 Lester, James 51 Lester, Julie 24 Lester, Larry 51 Lester, Lee Lewis, Jerry 51,103 Lewis, June 24,121 Lewis, Wade 33,35,58,112 Lipe, Sherry 41 Longoria, Richard 24 Longoria, Veronica 41 Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Fernando 24 Graciano 41,72,112,12O Maribel 51,54,72,117 Loustanau, Charlene 33,109 Loustanau, Chris 51 Lowenthal, Sherry 41 Lozinsky, Nancy 33,81 Lozinsky, Paul 41 Lucero, Martina 33 Luna, Dan 51 Luter, Luana 51,81 Lynch, James 24 Lynch, Kelly 41,90 Lynn, Brad 33,90 M Machold, Lindsay 24 Maddison, Doug 33 Madore, Michele 41 Magda, Larry 41 Magda, Mary 33 Magrum, Bernadette 41 Mapes, Debbie 4O,41,72 Marmion, Stacey 51 Marron, Timothy 41,162,115 Martin, Kathy 24 Martinez, Gilbert 51 Martinez, Michael 24,114 Martinez, Rosalinda 51 Martinez, Sammy 51 Massey, Steve 33 Matchette, Edward 29,81 Mazur, Richard 41,91 McCarthy, Lorri 34 McClellan, Lynn 51 McCullough, Rick 51 McCullough, Vickie 41 McDaniel, Ray 24,95 McDaniel, Ricky 34,81 McDonald, Martin 51 McDonald, Veronica 34 McGee, Rance 51 McGill, Ken 51 McGuire, Donna 41 McGuire, Mary 34,72 McKnight, Jesse 25,58,72,95,115,120 McKnight, Marilena 51,95,107 McLaughlin, Mark 25,93 McMahon, Robin 34 McMahon, Tom 41 McMillan, Dan 34,120 McMillan, David 34 McNeeIy, Cinthia 34 McPhedran, Margaret 34 Index 159 McWhirter, Nona 41 McWhirter, Vickie 25 Meadows, Cheryl 19,24 Meeks, Nancy 51 Meeks, Susan 41,72 Mendoza, John 34,102 Mendoza, Teresa 51 Menges, Sharla 51 Mettlen, Marc 41,72,102 Meza, Jimmy 51 Mifflin, Doug 25,58,60.61,79,83,12O Mifflin, Randy 34,35,72 Milstead, Nancy 34 Mirano, Charles 34 Mirano, Mario 41 Mitchell, Debbie 41,109 Mitchell, Laurie 51 Mitchell, Michael 34,102 Moffett, Danny 41 Moggl, Rosemary 50,51 Moles, Cheryl 25 Montcastle, Elizabeth 25,86 Moody, Sue 34,79 Moran, Christine 51 Mote, Chuck 41,72,115 Mote, Cindy 51 Munoz, Ernest 51 Murray, William 34,102 Myer, Diane 41 Myer, John 34 Neilson, Neilson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nesbitt Nesbitt f 1 N Douglas 34,90 Shelly 51,86 Gavin 52 Larry 52 Stephanie 25,67 Janel 46,52,58,91 Quintin 25,90 Newstead, Shari 34 Niehaus, Kyle 34 Niehaus, Lori 34 Nixon, Anita 52 Noble, Denise 52 Noble, Lori 25 Nolen, Richard 34,162 Nuckolls, Cindy 42,97,117 Nuncio, Sylvia 52 160 lndexk ' ia Nunes, Kathryn 52 O O'Brian, John 52 Oliver, Brenda 25 Oller, JoEIlen 34,72 Olson, Cheri 42 Omstead, David 42,120 Omstead, Jess 25 Omstead, Tammy 42,72 Oneal, Peggy 52 Ormsby. John 52 Ortiz, Authur 34 Ortiz, Jerry 34 Ortiz, Olga 52 Osburn, George 34 Oswalt, Daven 34,110 Oswalt, Lori 42 Overmyer, Charlotte 52 Owens, Jack 52 Owens, Jeff 52 P Packer, Bruce 52,82 Padilla, Steve 34,58,95 Panknin, Creagh 52,103 Parker, Curtis 52,113 Parks, Jay 42 Parsons, Clay 34,102,112 Paterson, Gail Phillips, Rhonda 42 Phillips, Rick 35 Philabaum, Pam 52 Pierson, Bryan 35,58,6O,61,72 Pierson, Donnine 14,26,27,58,6O 79 83 Pierson, Tuesday 46,52,72,122 Pimentel, Ronnie 35 Pitts, Sandra 42,95 Polakiw, Anne 35 Polashek, Maurene 38,42,58,121 Polashek, Teresa 26,76 Post, Bill 26 Post, Leanne 42,71,9O Powell, Dan 42 Prather, Troy 42,91 Preston, Rosemarie 42 Price, Stephen 26,110 Provencia, Lisa 52 Pruett, Christopher 42 Pruett, George 45 Puzas, Steven 48,52 34,35,37,38,58,61,62,72,87,97 Patton, Janene 42 Patton, Kelly 38,42,58,71,117 Patton, Lori 14,19,25,58,61,65,66,71 Patton, Phillip 42,72 Patton, Richard 25,58,83,12O Paul, Gilbert 52 Payne, Debbie 34 Payne, Eddie 34,101,120 Pena, Pena, Pena, Pena, Pena, Perez, Perez Perez Perez Perez Perez, Perez Alicia 52 Eduardo 25 Eva 52 Martin 34,107,120 Phillip 42,114 George 25 Grace 34 Jose 52 Kathy 25 Michael 25 Rosa 42 Sandra 52,109 Q Quesada, Bobby 42 Quesada, Susie 26 Quinn, Donald81 R Racine, Melanie 42,72,86,97 Racine, Suzanne 52 Ragels, Jo 52,81,91 Ramirez, Corinna 26 Ramirez, lgnacia 53,103 Ramirez, Lucy 35 Ramirez, Lupe 35,72,109 Ramirez, Sylvia 35 Ramirez, Sylvia 53 Ramon, AI 53 Ramon, Arlene 35 Ramsey, Cathrine 26 Ramsey, Daniel 35,101 Rea, Renee 35 Reed, Gary 43 Reed, Larry 43 Pesina, Phillip 26,118 Pfeiffer, Cletus 52,91 Pfeiffer, Kurt 25 Phillip, Fleet 35,95,11O Phillips, Chuck 52,114 ,, .1- A ., ,Mitt , Reininger, Barbara 35 Reynolds, Ralph 53 Richins, Tammy 35,90 Ritter, Roberta 43 Rivera, Fred 35,102 Rivera, Magda 53 Rivera, Ruben 53 Rivera, Teresa 53 Roach, Ed 26 Roberts, David 53 Roberts, Michael 35 I W 1, ., l tg, 1 I a L I ' 5 'iii' I ii It A il .J f. Mr l Us Robinson, Mark 43,95,102,112 Robinson, Victor 43,95 Robles, Ernest 35,97,120 Robles, Thomas 35 Rockhold, Laura 35,72,122 Rockwell, Mark 53 Rockwell, Steve 35,72,118 Rodgers, Jessie 36 Rodney, James 53 Rodney, Diane 35 Rodriquez, Art 26,118 Rodriquez, Cynthia 38,43,71 Rodriquez, Socorro 43 Rogers, Christine 53 Rollings, Russel 53 Romero, Joseph 35,102 Romero, Mike 43,112 Romero, Richard 53,103 Romines, John 43 Romo, Laura 53,108 Romo, Sonia 35,71 Ross, Larry 35 Ross, Lola 43 Roszko, Tim 43,102 Royal, Andree 35 Roybal, Gary 27,81 Runkles, Mike 27 S Saenz, Debbie 43 Saenz, Denise 53 Saenz, Joseph 35,102 Saenz Oscar 53 Salazar, Janie 53 Salazar, Margarita 27 Sams, Ronnie 43 Samuelson, Brenda 27,109 Samuelson, Brian 53 Samuelson, Jessica 35,97 Sanchez, Maria 31,32,38,58,87,114 Sanders, Stewart 53,103 Sandifer, Carrie 38 Schall, Dolores 38,61,72,109,121 Scheer, Louis 27 Scherzinger, Daniel 53 Schisler, Eric 53 Schisler, Leilani 27 Schoonover, Patricia 43,90 Schreib, Linda 43 Schwager, Anthony 38 Schwager, John 54 Scott, Arthur 43,95,112 Seal, Deborah 27,28 Sexton, Monette 54,86 Shea, Rex 54,82 Sherman, Penny 43,95 Shipley, Leroy 43 Shrieve, Richard 38,102,115 Shwager, Tony 90 Sicheri, Nancy 27 Sickmon, Marcella 54,72 Sieglaff, Betty 54 Simington, Don 54 Simington, Theresa 44 Simpson, Glen 54 Sims, Gay 27 Singleton, Laurie 44,90 Slape, Gene 38,115 Slape, George 38 Smith Carolyn 54 Smith Clifford 44 Smith Dane 38.97,102,115 Smith, David 38,107,115 Smith, Deborah 38,72,83,87,97 Smith, Garry 54 Smith, Heidi 44 Smith Juanita 38,72,76 Smith Larry 54,81 Smith Robert 54,81 Smith Shawna 27,71 Smith Shirley 38 Smith Steve 52,54,107,115 Smith Tiny 44 Smith, Tony 27 Smrz, Ronald 54 Snyder, Allena 17,44,90 Sokoloski, Bobby 54,103 Sokoloski, Sandy 38 Somers, Dale 38 Somers, Douglas 27,72 Somerville, Dale 54,109 Somerville, James 25,27,65,66,97,101,120 Somerville, Steve 44,102,l15,120 Soria, Samuel 38,101 Sparks, Gene 44,90 Sparks, Melinda 54,91 Spaulding, Tisha 22,27,61,78 Speer, Lynda 19,27 Spencer, Melody 38 Spicola, Donna 27,72,76 Starkey, Charles 44,91 Steed, Munson 31,32,37,38,58,90,95,120 Stephens, Justin 38 Stepp, Brian 44 Stepp, Kim 54 Stepp, Sean 27 Stidham, Donna 28 Stock, Heather 44 Stogsdill, Shelly 54,91 Stonehouse, Barry 54,91 Stonehouse, Randy 44 Stovall, Mark 44 Stoval, Mike 54,72 Sullivan, Dana 38,83 Sullivan, Lawrence 54 Sundgaard, Charles 28,78,79,118 T Tajc, Frances 54 Tarkington, Jimmy 54 Tarkington, Ronnie 35,38,102,112,120 Taylor, Gloria 38 Taylor, James 28,110 Taylor, Patrick 38,90 Taylor, Teresa 22,28,60,62,78,83 Thacker, Julie 38 Thomas, Aaron 46,54,58,82,95 Thomas, Sidney 28,82,90,95 Thomasson, Art 28 Thomasson, Jo 54 Thompson, Rozanne 28 Thornburg, Ramona 28 Thorne, Kerri 38,72,121 Thorne, Larry 54,103 Thorsrud, Mark 38,110,118 Throckmorton, Scott 38 Torres, Alice 37,38,72,87,97 Travis, Lynn 28 Triphan, Amy 54 Triphan, Beth 38,87 Triphan, Nicholas 28 True, Allen 27,28 Tucker, Kelly 29,58,61,71 Tucker, Mike 44 Twarog, John 38,102 U Umphress, Patrick 44 V Valencia, Norma 54 Valles, Angie 29 Vaughn, Connie 50,54 Vaughn, Lori 38,72,121 Vinos, Kurt 38,115 Villa, Alex 115 Villa, Norma 44 Villa, Robert 54,103,115 Villa, Socorro 54 W Walker, David 38 Walker, Larry 29,97,114 Walker, Martin 44,97,107,115 Walker, Vicky 54,108 Ward, Amy 55,108,109 Ward, Carol 38,72,109,121 Ward, Gary 38,102,112 Ward, Harvey 38,107 Ward, Mark 55 Ward Patrick 38,107,115 Ward: Sheryl 55 Warren, Debbie 44 Warren, Tom 44 Washburn, Donna 55 Watson, John 44 Watson, Steve 38,65,66,102,112,118 Watson, Terry 38,78 Webb, David 55,103 Weir, Debbie 44 Weir, Lori 55 Weitekamp, Anthony 29,58,61,81,86,95 Wells, Patricia 45 Wells, Lorreta 38 Welsh, Laura 45 Werner, Shirley 38 Whillock, Pam 37 Whitaker, Andrea 29 White, Avery 29,97,101,114,118 White, Barbara 29,60,61,97,108,109,121 White, Jack 45,112 White, Jerry 45,110 White, Margaret 35,37,83,87,89 White, Randy 45,97,102,114 Whiting, Clarissa 55 Williams, Larry 37,115 Williams, Lynn 55,81 Williams, Patricia 55 Williams, Scott 29 Williams, Tammy 90 Williamson Brent 29 Williamson, Bruce 55 Willoughby, Annette 29,109,121 Willoughby, Jeff 55 Wilson, Barbara 55 Wilson, Ralph 37 Wingate, Joe 55,82,114 Wingate, Perry 37,62 Woods, Claire 29,60,61,90 Woods, Keith 55,107,113 Woolbert, Dennis 55,58,72,81 Wooten, Carol 55,81 Wowk, Susan 37 Wowk, Valerie 55 Wright, Joseph 55 Wright, Teresa 37 Y Yarter, Chacha 45 Yarter, Xavier 37 Yeomans, Jennifer 37,90 Yeomans, John 29,90 Yoe, Melissa 37 Yoder, Kathy 55 Young, Diane 45,58 Young, Phillip 46,55,58,103,113 Young, Stephan 37,61,90,102 Yrigolla, Consuela 37 Z Zimmerman, Joe 45 Zwiers, Yvonne 37 . . .and these things have come to pass 162 Theme KL. 0 1,9-4 '!,,-J! no,4v ., '--' If . 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A QNX 2 2 is g T if 5 5 S42 QNSQSSE Q E5 5 Hi Qmgxlf' ' i 030 E - S E Hours of work create outstanding show 1 E 'W 5 2 -.3'i'I'rS 1 .we mm ,WM This year's musical, Fiddler on the Roof, was presented by the combined efforts of Band, Chorus and Drama. Selections of cast members were held in January. Auditions included singing and reading lines for the character desired. The cast was required to stay after school every day for two months, which showed much devotion. At practices cast members were taught dances by two alumnae. 1. Golde, Suzanne Hill, looks on as Tevye, Cody Eason, receives advice from Grandma Tzietel, Mary McGuire. 2. Tzietel, Angie Valles, and Motel, Stuart Bailey, gaze lovingly at one another, while the Rabbi, Bryan Pierson, performs the Jewish wedding ceremony. 3. Cast members Jeff Kerr, villager, and Brian Drouin, Perchik, sing Tradi- tion at curtain call. 4. Roxanne Pierson, Inn- keeper, cringes as Mike Green, Avram, applies her beard, Fiddler 1 Carnival brings fun, excitement for al I 1 Marana High's 1977-78 carnival was held March 31 on the football field. This activity involved the clubs and classes in school. The money the clubs made was put into their treasuries and schol- arship funds. There were approximately 35 booths, ranging from the traditional dunking booth, to the fortune-telling booth. MAA had a dinner before the carnival and Key Club sponsored a dance afterwards. Maria Sanchez and Perry Wingate, representing the Junior Class, were crowned carnival queen and king during the dance. 1. Teresa Terry prepares for splash-down in the Band's dunking booth. 2. Denise Dewey and Claire Woods work at the ring toss booth. 3. Peggy Gilli- land sells flowers for French Club. 4. Tony Weite- kamp and Pat Kelly offer entertainment for the carnival crowd. 5. Maria Sanchez and Perry Win- gate win carnival queen and king title. 6. Sammy Soria and Mitchell Anders prepare for a rebound. 7. A Marana student bobs for apples. 8. Flag girls capture two prisoners. 9. Students help in pre- carnival booth decorations. 2 Carnival i' fl? A XQH-X , . f .f P' su., V l f. li , -.,- ' V ' -V 2 A 1 4 lfvflifl.. d u1'k I in--. ,... ...A ui' tb. er f f',f.g.1-figz' ,fy 112 f M LY' -1 , , 1 P EL M ? ss X 5 P5 s E 4 Q if Y W. if fs- ..'- wig- ,N F x 44 .' Q - N .. fgsafii' be wwf' 'wt , ,if-' . 3' E Q .1 Q X, N. ,I If ' in ' , E, an XJ 'fn' i n +21 bfi: if 5 5:4 ' mv -1-M...-uw.g,,, Carnival 3 Seniors escape routine for Phoenix tri Seniors traveled to see Arizona's lawmakers in action at the State Capitol in late April. They had a quick tour of the capitol building which was under- going renovation and sat in a heated house debate over the state's judge selection system. Following this they spent a wild, wet two hours in Encanto Park. 1. Annette Holt and Lynda Kuykendall see the threat of an on- coming canoe. 2. Seniors wave gleefully at onlookers on the shore. 3. Rick Patton and Doug Mifflin brave the wilds of Encanto Park. 4. Over-heated seniors take a dip in the murky waters of Encanto Park. 5, Seniors Steve Custis, Jim Gilliam, Troy Denton, Jim Som- erville and Art Rodriguez grace the capitol with their presence. 4 Senior Trip . ...,c sim E 2' MQ gcc... K Marana students form Key Club chapter i i M. ,WM,e,.,W,,fW,,,.,.,1fwN,,g.E,m.,i,,R,t,.t1 t v . A..... . -V - , - , K T , ii , , aa,, , V N M 'i i . L L x I' in 'i -- K A sae'-,,ft,t - . A E '1,,fQiiYf'1E:-1 . r X f 1 1 1 3 Marana's newest club is the KEY Club CKiwanis Education for Youthj which is a community service club. Marana's KEY Club worked on several projects this year, including a book drive to get books for the reading department and plans to provide a ramada in the Commons area for students. An officer of this year's club will attend the National KEY Club Convention in Miami Beach, Florida, for three days this summer to learn more about the international KEY Club organi- zation and how it works. 1. Members of the KEY Club are CFirst Rowj Melissa Barry, Becky Davis, Romana Islas, Craig Jackson, Gene Lemme, Tracy Dobbie and Mr. Urquides CSecond Rowj Ruth Laos, presidentg Jim Somerville, sargeant-at-arms, Monique Bernauer, secretary, Karla Davis, treasurer and Rick Patton, vice president CThird Rowj Lori Brant, Karen Gilliam, Laura Welsh, Linda Schreib, Monti Green, Cindy Nuckolls, Cindy Criss, Jo Jane Thomasson, Dale Somerville and Crystal Foley CFourth Rowj Maurene Polashek, Debbie Mapes, Mary Halbach, Kelly Patton, Munson Steed, Tom Kleinschmidt, Heidi Kazal, Jim Gilliam and Angie Valles. 2. Interested stu- dents take part in an assembly for the formation of the KEY Club. Key Club 5 X49 X TP 42' W. X ' N A A. 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Jessica Samuelson and Bryan Pierson serve themselves at the Mexican dinner buffet. 3. Couples enjoy themselves by dancing. 4. Char- lie Mirano and Teresa Wright smile happily for photog- raphers. 5. Students as well as faculty wait to serve- themselves at the buffet. Prom 7 lndividuals dominate spring sports competition Spring athletic teams worked dilegently to represent Marana at its best. ln boys' track, Ernie Robles placed third at state in the shot put. Another outstanding performance was given by Mandy Langford in gymnastics, who brought her team with- in two points against CDO, the team that finished second in state. A relay team from boys' track also participated in the state meet after placing in divisionals held at Marana. Softball, under the direction of its first male coach, Mr. Acker, improved over last year's season. The team's over-all efforts brought them close to fourth in state. The entire boys' tennis team and two of the girls' also qual- ified for state. 1. Steve Somerville practices the long jump. 2. Kim Dobbie drops the bat after a line-drive and runs toward first. 3. Mandy Langford gains points to push her team into a close meet with CDO. 4. Mike Franco hits an outfield grounder. 5. Ernie Robles, who placed at state, practices with the shotput. 6. Annette Altamirano pitches a low curve. 7. Mr. Newman gives a few pointers before the game to Craig Bratton. 8. Girls tracksters complete a pass in the 440-relay. 9. Jesse McKnight clears the pole vault bar. I , new-fw0,.40ljvf 7f l 3 8 Spring Sports , . NM- .,i f k ' 'trlknl Lp1.w M-u??f', ,1i ,- E A - S ., , Ji. W-,5 Wg 5 Q ,Q Q-li, i. FA-f Q if V .-Q, -I , .5 U .,.2A If f AA,,' - f . Tj if f f' i f f ff . ,. wiv' 6 1455 .Vw My-'K L' J ' f W 1 K :LN if LQ K, ,, Q V ,, , W , 1 ' 'nn -vvf I - Wrb' 7 .W 4 5 W 9 0 '-.. 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