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

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We had problems with officers not attending the meetings, said junior class president Phyllis Rios. But other than that, everyone works really well together and we accom- plished the things that need to be done. In addition to the usual task of sponsoring the prom, officers hoped to set a tradition by providing T-shirts for the class. Phyllis said, We were not trying to make a profit on that. We were just trying to promote class spirit. Officers also sold carmel apples at the football games, peddled Christ- mas wrapping paper, sponsored car- washes and the first dance of the year. Phyllis estimated the juniors made approximately Sl ,900 on these ventures. Prom is one of the main responsi- bilities of the juniors, and officers obtained student input by circulating a survey asking student opinions about the prom. The main issue was the choice between a disc jockey or a band to provide the entertainment. Phyllis said a band was chosen because a lot of people think a disc jockey is for any regular dance after a football game, and at a special dance they think it's more formal to have a band. I feel this year has been great. We have accomplished many of our goals and are looking forward to a productive senior year. 1. Todd McBride and Phil DeKemper appeared bored with their class. 2. Todd Brewer reflects on the day's events. 3. Paul Clarke and Carl Ricci play a leisurely game of chess. 4. Junior Mark Sorenson takes a break from class. 5. Junior class officers Phyllis Rios and Angie Allen discuss upcoming events. 54-Juniors Juniors plan for Hyoh'

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