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

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Rosa Ferdowsmakan Shelly Flakenhainer 1 Prom Preparations Preparing For . . . . the Perfect Evening What does it take to prepare for Prom? The students, antici- pating the big event, do not realize the ef- fort that goes into making Prom a memo- rable moment. What is it all about? Ask the Junior class officers, and they will tell what it was about. ln order to prepare for this ex- travagant evening, or- ganizing lt must hap- pen months in ad- vance. Such things to be decided on are what decorations to buy or where to have The Junior Class Officers. the Prom. This year, the Junior class offi- cers worked very hard to have this spe- cial evening all planned out. They re- served the Dobson Ranch lnn to have the dance, which was held on May 14. Junior class officer, Dana Zbacnick said, We worked extra hard so that the evening would turn out perfect. That just goes to show that preparing for the perfect even- ing isn't all fun. From left to right: Ray Delgado, Boys' Flepg Sindi Meyer, Treasg Pops Garcia, Pres.g Dana Zbacnick, Sec.g Jamie O'Dell, Girls' Rep.: Samara Miller, Vice Pres. at ,.... .J i Michelle Downs Michelle Drake Kelli Druse Bobbi Duenas - H 1 xx 5 X S3 t X is S l S, L K rs r ,, ,fs-R. e::fm.f..ftg: .fwazrl-fflfii-111 Seath Duk ---- Q Adrian Dunkerly S Perry Duran fi Holli Earick D Bill Ebright tr r David Eddings Stoney Edwards Christi Eitel Linh Enguyen - 1 -- Tina Espinoza . . it 5. ,'-- at ,, X E25 Q Q x R X Alex Espuma Bill Farrell Evelin Feller Kevin Ferguson Lara Ficklin 134 ' Juniors :....- as WY xw a.aew.i..,,t...w Sf' T. 2 it 'S- SI' W 4- Li Q . .5-K .... .,,,,., xr ,,,..,,.. f, ' -- Wai-1 .4L I' ,. 5, X as X S XX Q NX XX X sg Q 3 -SS 'ff 1 as . x X x x 5 ttf., A A ......,,,.. Mm T525 QQ. . 1 .... .X

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Aus Deutchland German Student Finds New Home at MdN. Not many sixteen- year-old high school students would find it easy to move from a small town in Europe to a large city in the United States. Evelin Feller, a sixteen-year- old junior, went through this exper- ience when she moved to Arizona from Germany in July. Evelin said she dldn't have much trouble ad- justing to life in the U.S., despite the fact she was not fluent in although shorter, is more difficult than it is here, but we were more related to the teacher, said Evelin. School was not the only major difference between the U.S. and Germany. ln Germany, the clothing is not as casual as in the Unit- ed States, and in- stead of a number of close friends, you only have one. Despite the differ- ences in lifestyles, Evelin is enjoying life English. in the United States. School in Germany, Evelin Feller seems to enjoy life at Marcos w3E':'w Andrew Henry Charlie Hensley Tiffany Hensley Jimmy Hernandez Jose Hernandez Steve Hernandez Susan Hess Greg Hiser Todd Hoch Bridget Hofmann Anthony Holler John Horne Renee Houghtling Bridget Huarfe Sherri Hudgens Jeff Hudson Ben Huie Shawna Hungerford Heather Huntington Steve Hutchins Sherry Hyde 136 - Juniors i 3 . I l , ,, , . , , . .L r , 3 6. ,A 'f '22-if , y r ga Q, 5 4' f ,- 'r 1 ,f .47 at ,xl . f f all 4' ,- an ef jg? Q afar ff' , wc- A the Q 3 4 t 1 , 3 , ,Y ,,., ., We-f fe.-if t l i i , r ' f ' 21 ' ,'rrrr f . 1 Q' . ' Y l ' IA ' M r Aiyz 5 fy -4 Vx ,, ' S ' t i . -l - - 51 M nf 3 ik 2 .,,. I I 5- ref, f Q 5 ' 5, ' :ft 5 ' I . ,.,. I ,W f 3'ffiNff . f' t N S ' l'c f . , a , .s.z..., ,. Q, l.