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

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t ws.-M k E .,, 1 ft .5 V N-.KS 4+ ,, M X- -,.. W. 5'--vi.. .. Top: Sean Warren, Corwyn Lacey, and Martin DeSpain discuss the game that night as they head for lunch. Above: Christen Bruce enjoys a few minutes outside as she moves from one class to the next. Left: Laurie Hatch and Stacey Schoff spend their lunch hour at Burger King. Student Life 0 27 i i

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'Ka 5214 Aside from dances, assemblies, and special events, the 1986-87 school year at Marcos was spent in a simple way. The everyday, seemingly trivial events or campus life are what made the stu- dents' years at Marcos so memorable. Munching with friends, amidst the chit-chatter of the cafeteria, and driv- ing out to lunch packed in cars were among the daily routines at Marcos. There was never a loss of appetite where the student body was involved. This showed immensely in the success of numerous candy sales. The hubbub of campus could be heard in the six minutes between classes which began with the sounding of the first bell, as students funneled out of classes. The noise grew, rising to a peak, but with the second bell, ab- ruptly ended. The few stragglers left sprinted to class to avoid being marked tardy. After the rigamarole of attending classes, many of the more energetic students found pleasure in joining clubs or participating in athletics. At Marcos, there were many various forms of extracurricular activities, clubs, and sports. Memories of Marcos de Niza's spot- light performances, such as dances, athletics and clubs will live on forever in the souls of the student body, but it was the seemingly trivial moments of each day which provided the heart of campus life. Top left: Paul Bennewitz shares his newly-learned baking skills to Russell Bjerke during a foods lab. Center: Aundrea Meadows and Barry julian leave their Physics class, but their thoughts are mainly on the upconung ganna Centerleft Studenu emerge from classes filling the halls full for the fleeting six minutes it takes to rush to class. Right: Travis Wright shows his Padre support while he and Marc Dias help out in the A.V. room. 26 Student Life 1'Y zsrwygggifkwc f 'Z .. .... M, ,.f glllifli I ln. 'lin ll gm z 1152521-3 ' gulf.

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E ti I gf L. . Q X X Top left: Marcos Rendon beats his drum in rhythm to the Christmas music. Top right: Santa, Gary Olsen, brings Christmas cheer to the Mar- cos Christmas Assembly while David Dotts and Todd Boyd sing in the background. Above: Christi Eitel and Todd Boyd sing Twas the Night Before Christmas in their P,l.'s. Right: Trumpet players joel Press, Scott Palmer, Steve Wade, Scott Yandell and Scott Rye play for a faculty and student audience. 28 Student Life H , ? 4a Y agp If f fi it .J if 1 diff: aft JM W as V Z W X