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

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Madrigal, A Capella Choir Tune U Mr. jake Rittenhouse was the spon- sor for A Cappella Choir, which has been at Marcos since 1971. The thirty- three member choir met everyday dur- ing fourth hour. The officers were Christi Eitel, Todd Boyd, Cami Chris- Top left: A Capella Choir. Top row: june Lynch, Samantha Hart, Robert Beachler, Amanda Bryant, Todd Boyd, Marlene Davis, Erik Love, Christi Ei- tel, Preston Buckland, jennifer Malasnik, Robert McKenzie, Sheri Riess, Devin Brunty, Karyn Har- gis. Middle Row: Matthew Davis, Anita Luera, Lynn Marthaler, jennifer Murian, jennifer jeam- 214 0 Clubs bey, Debbie Zobel, Nancy jackson, Cami Chris- tensen. Bottom row: Karla Bosse, joseph Mon- yer, Mike Adams, Michelle Pintus, Richard Foley, Brian Kruegar, john Bowman, Rachel Barrett, Da- vid Dotts, Matt Duncan, Alicia Umberson, Mr. Rittenhouse. tensen, Karla Bosse, and David Dotts. To raise money for a choir tour to Cali- fornia, a car wash was held. ln addition, a cheese and sausage sale, a candy sale, a gift-check sale, and a spaghetti dinner were all arranged. ,ff Sf . , .. , Q W X 1 , , p A , ' .. X f 5 A ,, i' , HS ,:,,,, H ,.,, f ,,rL ' I 1 2' 1 . . ff? tiv way vm ' Left: Madrigal Choir. Top row: David Dotts, Karla Bosse, Debbie Zobel, Brian Krueger. Middle Row: Rachelle johnson, Mike Adams, jennifer Murian, Richard Foley, Anita Luera. Bottom row: Todd Boyd, Christi Eitel, Preston Buckland, Mar- lene Davis. Top right: Preston Buckland, Mike Adams and Anita Luera prepare for a Madrigal Choir rehearsal. Above: Choir members go over their music before rehearsal.

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A oment Glory For HS Inductees Forty-five students were inducted into the Marcos de Niza chapter of Na- tional Honor Society on December 3. Chosen on leadership skills, character, academic achievements, and commu- nity service, it was necessary for each be sponsored by at least members. candidate to three faculty Maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 was the first prerequisite to be con- sidered for N.H.S., and it continues to be a firm requirement. Once inducted, if a member falls below a 3.5 g.p.a., he is given a warning and put on probation for a semester. Building upon its repu- tation for community service, National Honor Society requires that each mem- ber perform two service projects a year. One such project performed by N.H.S. members is an extensive tutor- ing program aimed at assisting Marcos students in areas of academic difficulty. New inductee Teri Richter said It was an honor to be selected into N.H.5. r Top left: Full-year N.H.S. members. Top row: Eckart Pape, Mike Ostland, Robby Sharp, Mike Hamilton, Pat Patterson, Sean Warren, jim Nagy. Middle Row: DenisBacon, Krysti Edwards, Chris- tine Henery, Keith Shillito, jenifer Anderson, Ka- tie Rasmussen, Angela Stahl. Bottom Row: Mir- iam Tse, Kristy Krenzer, Laurie Hatch, Deanna Morenzoni, Lisa Palmer, Eric Nyman, Rebecca Goldman, and Lori Lagro. Not Pictured: Anian- ette Bigler, Devin Brunty, Cathy Copple, Becky Davidson, Martin Despain, Karen Frankenstein, Nora Gierloff, jeff Gill, jeff Haugen, Brett Hof- mann, Sherry jerome, Patrick Kelly, Karen Mel- vin, Chantal Mulleneaux, Thad Quaas, Richard Sawyer, Lisa Shumway, Amy Stoklas, Bao Tang, jeremy Woodward, Rika Yorozu. Above: Natalie Blancheree receives her National Honor Society certificate during the December induction. Above left: Students study material about a college at the annual Out-of-State Col- lege Night. Clubs v 213

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Guitar and Orchestra Seventeen students met each day during third hour and played to their hearts' desires. These students are members of the well-established guitar club, sponsored by Mr. Bob Diaz. For thirteen years, guitar club has been at Marcos promoting the guitar and the variety of music for which it may be used. Officers were President Ted De- quina, Vice President Andy Chacon, Secretary Kristina Huskinson, and Trea- surer joseph Monyer. They raised funds for a tour by candy sales. Also, they played an enthusiastic role in the Christmas Assembly. The twenty-seven member orches- tra, sponsored by jill Osborne, met ev- ery day seventh hour. The group was led by its officers, President Lisa Palmer, Vice President Keith Shillito, Secretary Christine Lyle, Treasurer Torrey Ma- son, and Public Relations Becky Witter. The Orchestra, which has been at Mar- cos since it opened, had candy sales and car washes to raise money for the scholarship fund, music festivals, and for attending All-State competition. m,wfM.m,... ,,.,,,, N ,,,,. . .-,, .... ,W ,N e , A rf Y? ff - mrf.a,w N am V K 1 . l , .vvrffffyf H , 'f f W Q., . T 2' f -any . uri wi 352' 1 f V, ,,, I , , rs fi r. ir Q 45 . .,, S I zzi ,,,. . V V V ,,,,, Top Left: Members of Madrigal Choir prepare for the Christmas assembly. Above Left: Mr. Ritten- house conducts an A Capella Choir rehearsal. 1'f Q Top right: Orchestra. Top Row: Heidi Shults, Lisa Palmer, Torrey Mason, Becky Witter, Larry Schu- macher, David Wade, Christine Lyle, Keith Shil- lito, Caryn Rogers. Bottom row: Lee Burger, Dorothy Tasi, julie Baxter, Bill Gibson, Annette Alverez, Nicole Mueller, Melissa Bufford, Shan- non Kulbeth, Melissa Chu, jill Osborne. Above: Guitar Club. Top Row: Andy Chacon, jon Moore, Sonya Turrubiartes, Kris Huskinson, Kelly Sparks, Sam Van Den Abeele, joseph Monyer, Wayne Stockton, Guitar Instructor Bob Diaz. Bot- tom row: james Reynolds, Ted Dequina. Clu s 5