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

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Downhill ll The Way For Skiers Mrs. Peterson's Ski Club entered its tenth year with the purpose of provid- ing students with a chance to ski with friends and other students. The club was rather large with fifty-five mem- bers, which was more than last year. The group met on the first Tuesday of wh ii at 55 V .V gm., M Top Left: Ski Club. Top Row: Doug Fenger, lohn Berg, Larry Stanley, Eckart Pape, Brett Hofmann, lill Mars, Lisa Davis. Bottom Row: Wes Warren, Kathy Henry, Chris McGrath, lan Remler, Ray Swartz, Chris Genardini, Mrs. Peterson. 200 Clubs Tm f ., Wag. every month. Fundraisers planned, ba- gel sales and donut sales, were used to lower the cost of ski trips. Club officers were Ian Remler, President, Chris Mac- Ctrath, SecretaryfTreasurer, and Eckart Pape, Vice President. gs r s 2 n E! 2 , E 5 , S ' f l W rt if-if mis, dxf' V f lm? 2 ,,.i Eli Above left: Ski club members take a break to discuss new trips. Top right: Ian Remler discusses details for up- coming events. Above: Mrs. Peterson and Ian Remler start the ski club meeting. sillml f

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Band Shows School Spirit Eighty-three members of the band met at 6:45 a.m. and practiced through first hour everyday. They were led by Mr. john Clement and an extensive band council, consisting of President Richard Harris, Vice President jennifer Meador, Secretary Chrissy Hedland, and Treasurer julie Whipple. Addition- al positions of responsibility were held by Librarians Nancy Harper and Mi- chelle Lowe, Equipment Managers Catalina Alverez and jenny West, Uni- form Managers Blake Tyler and Amy Wetzel, Photographer Rachel Connel- ly, Alumni Secretary lenni Summers, and Flag Captain Becky Davidson. The band raised funds through candy sales, cheese and sausage sales, and car wash- es. These were used to sponsor a con- test and tOur in California. , Mr' , Top left: The brass of Marcos' band performs at half-time against McClintock. Top right: Tammy Rohn brushes up on her guitar skills in one of many practices. Above Left: Steve Wade and joel Press patiently wait to play. Above: Scott Rye, shows his stuff, playing his trumpet. Above right: Matt Harper and Gavin Rittenhouse listen to di- rections given in Band. Clubs 0 199

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Club Help With Careers Marcos de Niza's Auto club had high expectations for the year. Auto Club has been in existence for ten years. This organization's purpose was to increase knowledge in technical fields, but specifically the auto field. The twenty- five members planned several fund- raisers for the year. These included T- shirt sales, candy sales, and a car bash. Auto Club's projects consisted of car shows, races, and service projects. Offi- cers were President Scott Bosseng Vice President Tom Buhnerkempe, and Sec- retaryfTreasurer, Steve Boremen. The sponsors were Mr. Villaverde and Mr. Painter. Art Club finished its fourteenth year at Marcos de Niza and focused on pro- viding artistic services for different clubs and organizations on campus. Members planned an Art sale, window -v 'M MQ? l wi W 6 4 fu Atl Top left: Auto Club. Top Row: Brett Wintrich, Don Sandoval, Kevin Felty, Scott Bossen, Pat Kendrick. Bottom row: Mr. Painter, Steve Barr, Colin Stetson, jeff Wyant, Steve Boreman, Nathan Painter. paintings, candy sales, and silkscreen T- shirts with posters. The sales were in- tended to be used for art gallery hop- ping and inviting guest artists to Marcos de Niza. Teresa Payne and Livvy McKeown were the sponsors for the art club, and officers were Brandon Bedford, President, Pratansit Kon- athum, Vice President, Suzan Tus, Sec- retary, and Chanthavee Mchasranin- good, Treasurer. Top right: An Auto Club member works on a car's engine in the auto shop. Above left: Mr. Painter and Steve Barry, discuss matters of Auto Club. Above: Art Club. Top row: Mrs. Payne, Chan- tanee Mahasranugool, David Martinez. Bottom: Brandon Bedford, Pratansit Kongthum, Don Pat- terson, Rudy Rangle, jeff Walker. Clu s