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

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: Mr. Santa Cruz, sponsor. President Steve Ock- erman, Senior representatives Doug Baldwin, Richard Hertzog, luniors representatives lennetta Brooks, Vinny Mirizio, sophomore representa- tives Diana lohnson, linda Nelson, freshman representatives Sherry Win- ner, Chuck Wright. STUDENT COUNCIL: Mr. Santa Cruz, sponsor. President Steve Colgate, vice-president Steve Ockerman, Treasurer Bill DeKemper, corresponding secretary Kim Phifer, recording secretary Diane Zbacnik, April Winner, Stan Colgate, Phyllis Rios, Mike Guzman, Roger Rich, Michelle Sapanaro, Sheree Deschler, lack Nolan, Mike Davis, Tammy Dunigan. New constitution approved 62-Student Council

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Miifviha. Kf ,,,..,w . .,. ,ap- lub QT N41 v- ,V 1 . Bev Maggart tests her voice in one ol the many choir classes. 2. For relaxation, Sandy Fritz participates in chess. 3. Senior Marco Perea discusses living in Mexico. 4. Mat Rascals cheer at a wrestling match, 5. Junior Brenda Hazzard awaits her turn to ring handbells. Clubs division page-61

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Student Council has in the past had some problems, but according to Stu- dent Body president Steve Colgate, the year was different. Council members worked to get students involved in school. The biggest change made by the council centered around the home- coming activities. After circulating a student-teacher poll the council decided to require float building to take place on school grounds. Making available a spirit night, which the senior class sponsored, for the floats to be paraded down Lake- shore Drive was an addition the Coun- cil made to homecoming. One Student Council member said, We wanted the community to see what was going on at Marcos. In charge of all elections was the Board of Supervisors, which is made up of members from Student Council and class councils. The Board was in charge of the special election which presented the new constitution for approval. constitution was finally The approved in December after going through months of preparation. It passed although it took two elections to do so. The first election was 8 C 0 C 'Qiago ' A h Fi fl' Ill... declared invalid due to negligible voter turn-out, which was blamed on the lack of publicity. one: lunior class boys' representative Mike Davis contemplates food during a Student Council luncheon. two: lack Nolan, senior class boys' representative addresses a pep assembly. three: Working on homecoming, student body treasurer Bill DeKemper stops to think about his plans. four: lunior class president Phyllis Rios addresses the Council. five: Bill DeKemper announces the action during the Dewey Hopper Invitational, a faculty basketball game. six: Both members of the Board of Supervisors, Doug Baldwin, left, and Steve Ockerman discuss elec- tion procedures for the special constitution election. seven: Mr. Charlie Santa Cruz, Student Council sponsor, waits in the faculty dining room for members of the council to finish. fc j, 'ifx ,Y K ...., .T . J, .A is Student Council-63