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

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Various clubs exist to meet certain standards set by the students. The main fund raising event this year was the sale of bagels sold by the snack bar also. MECl-lA has been really active this year, according to Mrs. Gloria Smith, vice-principal. The selling of mini-foot- balls by MECHA club was the first of its kind. 1. Spanish Club member, Christie England dis- plays Spanish art. 2. Gial Van Sant shows musical talent with the handbell choir. 3. Freshmen develop film for the Photo Club. 4. Faculty editor, Scott Moore types copy for his section. 5. Choir members express themselves with music. 6. COE Club members make Christmas stockings for dis- tribution. 40-Club participation People 's inferesf vary

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Holidays are a time to be happy and celebrate a special occasion. At MdN activities were planned for many holi- days which helped students get in the spirit of things. ln October some students partici- pated in the Jaycee haunted house while others were frightened by the ghosts and goblins. Many students had their pictures taken with the All-American Turkey in celebration of Thanksgiving, The event was sponsored by Key Club. Pictures with the old jolly man himself were still in vogue during the Christmas season. Student Council persuaded Matt Mar- ino to represent -Santa Claus. Activities for Christmas included a concert presented by the choir and band members. A Heavenly Christ- mas was the theme ot the Christmas Dance, also sponsored by Key Club. The traditional Valentine carnations, usually sold by Swim Club, were affected by the winter freeze. Flowers were too expensive. However, singing Valentines were sold and performed by the senior class. Students and teachers welcome the break in routine holidays bring. 1. A witch is a familiar sight at a local haunted house. 2. During the Christmas concert, drama students recited The Night Before Christmas. 3. Senior Jamie Thompson displays her Hallow- een spirit. 4. Students are not turkeys when it comes to getting involved. 5. Senior Matt Marino portrays the Jolly Ol' Elf. 42-Holidays Students plon holiday dcfivifies