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

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IUNTQES Rick Soper Andre Speed Tina Squier Brandy Squires Chip Stein Mike Stephenson Richelle Stenerson Ari Stern Stephanie Stern Monte Stevens Ray Stewart ludyth Stinsman Korilyn Stout Kyle Stout Sujan Stringer Sarah Stuebgen Keith Stuffle lenni Summers Eric Swagel Leina Tani Merilee Tanner lulian Terrazas Alex Thopsey Glenn Thopsey Kevin Tominaga jackie Torres l'amille Traud Stephanie Tryniski Rachel Tsehaye Blake Tyler Maureen Ulmer Lory Vacaneri Faustino Valenzuela Ted Valenzuela Patricia Valles 'PU ml -1 if i A--- uf- fespsfi I - 'lf .' .fait I 7 . .. . , 4. ,.. fi H . X in if., fgh I .aw MW ,x M j V. 3 Q, ig .V A, . ,I ., fh f .f ,. . --Q ya. ., f i vw f M 4 af-err kwa? Nh . if l ,W ' l .Mat f 1' 5' :NV my fm- . s 'X ,J 4 -ff 2 4 '73 . I , My . 82 Classes 1 ll'll lt v s I, it iff . . ii,i, , ,,y, . j at M riting Rights Hale junior Donna Hale's interest in jour- nalism began in eighth grade when she was on the yearbook staff. Freshman year, Donna decided to become in- volved in the school newspaper. She started out as a reporter, but during her sophomore year, she was given the o- sition of public relations. Finally, liner junior year, Donna became co-editor- in-chief of PADRE PRESS. As a junior, Donna functioned as Teen Gazette correspondent for Marcos and also wrote articles for Tempe Daily News and Teen Times. After every stor I write, I feel I am a better writer, andwt makes me want to write more, commented Hale. lt was during a journalism convention in Flagstaff that Donna became aware of her second major interest, govern- ment. One of the people she met was going to be a page in Washington, D.C. After he told her about it, Donna be- came very interested and decided to attend the week-long Close-Up pro- gram in April of 1986. This trip in- creased her involvement in govern- ment. l've thought about being a politician, but right now journalism is my main focus, said Hale. After graduating, Donna will go to college. There she plans to major in journalism with a minor in public rela- tions. Donna Hale is also involved in other activities. She had done volunteer work at the Phoenix Childrens Hospital and has been a peer counselor and youth leader at the Holy Spirit Catholic Church. 1

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ARC05 DE N Z4 presents HE CLASS Q M '11, T F The sophomore class carried its spirit from last year and proved to be an in- teresting group Claiming to .be a very spirited cass rom the previous year, t e sophomores were faced with a challenge to maintain their enthusiasm. Several strong leaders helped the class meet this challen e. There is a small core of dedicateg workers, said Mrs. Dodge, class sponsor. Mrs. Atlee, along with Mrs. Dodge, were the sponsors for the sophomore class this year. The officers were Nicole Youn , president, Sherri jenniges, vice president, Brooke Beadles, treasurer, jared Rittenhouse, boys' representa- tive, and Gioia Pitts, girls' representa- Far right: Wendi Kilworth takes a break in be- tween classes. Right: Mike Costabile and Tiger Ritchie rush home after a long day. Below: Sean McKenna hurries to his next class. Bottom right: Potential Ski Club members Jared Rittenhouse, jeff Seymann and Brent Karnig view a Warren Miller ski film during lunch. tive. With this core of leadership, the sophomores worked hard to complete their projects. We made a lot of profit from the car- nation sale for Homecoming the reason we have the Carnation sale is to raise money for Coronation, which the sophomore class sponsors, said Nicole Young. The sophomores used their money mainly for Coronation, but any remain- ing money was carried over for next year. Overall, the sophomores helped im- prove,Padre spirit and made 86-87 a year to remember. .1 in 84 Classes