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

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Boosters Work Benefits IVlolN The Marcos de Niza Booster Club has just finished its tenth year of support. The Booster Club's funds came from sports program sales and advertisements, con- cessions at sporting events, and from membership dues. The work of this group of spirited volunteers benefitted Marcos in many ways. They are to be commended for their efforts. 1- 1 Booster Club member, Ed Weber, fills a pitcher of coke at the concession stand for a basketball spectatr A Nw-.0 108 0 Sports Members of the archery team practice form and technique for many hours

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Sprinters pace themselves for an upcoming meet, High jumpers excel to reach a perfect technique forthe meet. Good Attitudes Bring Results Track injuries dominated the 1986-87 season. Coach Weed anticipated from the start that the team was more careful and better prepared. Coach Dutton said that the team's atti- tudes were super. Coaches were really pleased with the team's work this sea- son. Most of the team consisted of junior varsity players. A few of the players were returning seniors on the varsity level. Many players had lettered and gave an outstanding turnout to the team. Sports - 107

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Mr. Urchike was pleased that a large grou p of women turned out for the archery team. 'chery. Front Row: Lori Rhodes, Alesha Davenport, Sarah Farley, Melissa Schafer, Melissa Smith, Heather Jill Simpson tunes her bow before an important match lzi '15 5 ,,,. L - ,,,,at t i 4 QIW' H' ,,, 1 '1' rlttltit 1 is tsrrt 'av KH lell , 'i' ,, iii k: K , , .. , Hi ', . ,..,,,.. - ', ' l ofi .. ,.,. A llttt r ,tttts tttt - -- llittt in LA ,V 1 . , ,,,,,,,, .,,. H ,,..,, Aw ,.,. Ellow, Jennifer Bird Back Row: Jill Simpson, Maren Brawn, Judy Laeson, Darlene Parten, Chris Campay, Tina ' lentine, Kelly Schafer, Peggy Bondurant Young Teom Relouilols iii Z 225595 3 ii: Z U he archery team was in a rebuilding position this year after losing all but two members to graduation. Peggy Bondurant, one of the returning archers, finished 21st in the state for the 1987 season. Jill Simpson was the other return- ing member of the team. Although the archery teams at other schools began to fade out, the Marcos archery team was still very popular. Over twenty girls, most- ly freshmen, tried out for the team. Ar- chery competitions were based on a col- legiate score of 600 points. Twenty ar- rows were shot from 30 meters, 40 meters, and 50 meters. The bullseye was worth ten points, with each other circle decreasing by one point. During the sea- son, which was ten weeks long, there was an ASAA Invitational tournament. After the season, there was a state tournament for which a good score was between 1000-1100 points. Sports - 109