Marcos De Niza High School - Libro de Oro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Flole reversal was the key as girls took their turns on the gridiron and guys acted as cheerleaders. The Goa- tropers and the Leathernecks squared off in a Powderpuff football game. Though the event was cancelled last year, more than 80 girls showed up for the first practice. Head Coach Jack Nolan said he was pleased with the turnout. After 30 minutes of warfare on the field, the Goatropers emerged victori- ous over the Leathernecks by a score of 14-6. However, members of both teams held back hard feelings and went to the local fast food stop to socialize. 1. A dance and dinner was a common date for many high school students. 2. A familiar sight is couples walking together between classes. 3. This time it is the girls who are getting tackled. 4. Rivalry and spirit were displayed on a classroom chalkboard before the big Powderputf game. 5. To Breshini, a cheerleader for Powderputf, dis- played a winning spread jump for spectators. 34-Dating, Powderpuff Goofropers rule

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It is really a learning experience to work with them because they are bright and receptive students, said English teacher Ms. Kathy Walske, regarding foreign students. Foreign exchange students at Mar- cos de Niza established the Interna- tional Club. lt was introduced to meet students who are from different coun- tries and interested in learning about other countries. Marco Perea, from Mexico, was on the school diving team. Another stu- dent participated in Ski Club. Exchange students are here for six months to one year. They live with families who apply in advance through the Foreign Student Exchange pro- gram. 1. Foreign students take interest in a new cul- ture. 2. Marco Perea from Mexico enjoys his new friends in a new country. 3. Foreign stu- dents take their studies seriously. 4. Jo Mundy from Australia reflects on her many experiences in the United States. 5. Australian Jenny Arm- strong enjoyed the many new things she learned in a different country. - 36-Foreign exchange students Students experience new culture fst QQEF ' WQQHFI . . W, 'I- -on