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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Posters, cotton candy, and Coro- nation, March 10, were the major activities of the sophomore class. According to Stan Colgate, class president, a survey was presented in all sophomore SIP classes to decide the main issues of Coronation. He also said the only project that didn't work out was the homecoming tloat. Stan said, The failure of our homecoming float was due to lack of participation by the sophomore class. ln spite of participation, how- ever, he said spirit was high. 1. Stan Colgate and David Smithers find their lunch tingerlickin' good. 2. Cindy Cox thinks it's great to be a sophomore. 3. Jett Coe takes care ot the basketball rack at a pep assembly. 4. Leslie Arthur, sophomore, looks down tor a moment to think about her day. 5. Kim DeKonty and Lori Pies look over contacts tor yearbook. 6. Kim Hubbell is pleased to pose tor a picture. 56-Sophomores Sophomores plan Coronation L' 'ti . NVQ Ai is if . -: ....i. Fi: Q