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

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10 School Superintendent, Board A growing population in Marana school district was the biggest problem faced by the School Board, Superinten- dent. Bonds, that provided 57.1 million for expansion of the area schools, were voted down November 7 but were finally passed on December 5. Overcrowding was temporarily solved last year with the addition of Butterfield Elementary School. However, as more students enrolled, the bond issue was badly needed. Two new board members, George Leaming and Olive Barry, took seats on the board on January 9, 1979. They replaced president Max Green, who moved to Colorado, and clerk Dan Post, who lost his bid for re-election. l. Board members Max Green, Fred Hill and Harry Hansen discuss possibilities for the district. 2. Superintendent, Dr. Nels Havens, smiles at the news of the passing bond issue, 3. Board members Brad DeSpain, member, Max Green, president: Fred Hill, member, Daniel Post, clerk, and Harry Hansen, member, Focus On Growth, Expansio t,e,f1f:1f f Board, Superintendent

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Administrators Keep High School Functioning Marana's administrators did it once more. The job of planning schedules, activities, and keeping law and order around campus was accomplished. Since Marana had grown so much this year there was more work to deal with rit.:r' as well as more students to look after and plan for. Under these conditions, the high school administration kept Mar- ana functioning with great efficiency. 1. Dr. Foster puts his signature of approval on some requisitions. 2. Mrs. Saltzman, Dean of Women, schedules future programs and 11CliviliCS for the student body. 3. Mr. McLean patiently awaits the unknown. 4. Mr. Miller works on the schedule for the upcoming semester. .V f f it , . 1 4 ,4 1 A ,M 4, H . f' is 5 'Mm 6 fi? 5 at ii ff Or Dr. Scott Foster i 3 5 Bruce Miller B' at Wade Mc Lean Florence Sallzman Administration I I