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

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holding Prom for the senior class. ln order to hold this year's event at The Pointe, the class officers, including President Michelle Guzman, Vice President Kelley Arredondo, Secretary Donnelle Dumas, Treasurer Tiffany Ross, Boy's Rep johnny Chin, and Girls' Rep Karen Randall, sponsored a num- ber of fund raisers. Senior activities were somewhat less hectic. The senior class trip to Mazatlan was the seniors' only major activity. ln- volvement from all four classes seemed to be in abundance. The schools' stu- dent leaders are tomorrow's future leaders. This year's council of twenty- two members helped students from all corners of Marcos come together as one. f -151, rf. it , N, I, A 5' bove left: Officers discuss activities for spirit week. bove right: Senior Cathy Copple thinks of new deas for the senior class fundraisers. Bottom left: ienior jeff Haugen leads Student Council in the initi- ation of the class of 1990. Bottom row: Kristy Edwards, Cathy Copple, Marty Despain, Lisa Mancuso, Vinnie Canecchia, Giola Pitts, Middle row: Mr. Placona, Kelley Arredondo, Robin Lutes, Karen Randall, Michelle Guzman, Lisa Da- vis, Gerard de los Santos, Top row: jeff Bell, Chris Mitchell, johnny Chin, jeff Sanuik, jerard Ritten- house, Katy Sisilak, Heidi Schulz, Clubs ' 193

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Student Council Brings Students Together Marcos' school activities numbered in the hundreds throughout the year. When it was time to bring students to- gether as a whole, student council was most likely involved. From the first assembly of the year to the last, careful planning by sponsor lohn Placona and the rest of the coun- cil provided the student body with or- ganized activities. Student body offi- cers were elected in late April by all four classes and included President Martin Despain, Vice President Brad Devar, Sports and Spirit Commissioner Vinnie Canecchia, and Public Relations Director Lisa Mancuso. Besides the stu- Above: Senior jeff Sanuik joins juniors Michelle Above right: Student Council sponsor john Pla- Guzman and johnny Chin to plan for the future cona helps Vice President Brad DeVar call a Homecoming Dance. meeting to order. 192 Clubs dent body officers, each individual class had officers also. The freshman class was involved in candy sales in order to raise funds for next year's activities. Sophomores, led by President Nicloe Young and Vice President Sherri jenni- gese, put on the Coronation Dance. ju- niors faced their biggest challenge by Above: Student Body President Martain Despain works on plans for the spring sports assembly. 3 X S

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Fam Performances Big Success The active drama club at Marcos pro- vided students with a chance to partici- pate in theater-related activities. Ms. Dixie Partee sponsored this growing group of students which was quite busy all year. This year's fall play, Fame, was well-received as students and faculty joined together to perform the Broad- way musical. The success of this perfor- mance was the result of long rehearsals by a determined cast and crew. Trips to see performances all over The valley, and still another play in the spring provided members with more 194 Clubs than one chance to get involved. Offi- cers for this years club included Presi- dent Colleen Lindsay, Vice President Matt Duncan, Secretary Angie Adams, Treasurer Sean lensen, and Public Rela- tion Director loleen Davidson. Top left: The cast and crew of Fame. Left: TIJ production cast works on setting props for the pla. Top right: Wendy Matheson as Shirley Mullhollan and Amber Cowan as Lydia E. Grant for the fall pl. Fame. Above: Sophomore Robert Bentley prepar for his dance routine.