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

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Seniority A Goal Juniors Get Involved June 2, 1988. The thought of it brings so much excitement that it becomes hard to think straight. SEN- IORS-at last! Just think, no more har- rassment about being underclassmen any- more. Being able to sit at the senior bench- es . Varsity teams waiting for the next senior athelete to join. As a junior, stu- dents had a great deal of seniority as it was. Juniors were still two classes above the freshmen and one class above and be- yond the sopho- mores. Seniority was great! ln the year 1989, the juniors that feel ahead now, will have a tremendous feeling of being even more ahead once the year rolls around. Alex Espuma stops to copy lecture notes after an absence. Jennifer Murian Alan Murphy Jessica Mushkatel Ron Myers Kris Nalamlieng Stephanie Nardin Nariman Firoozye W W . .Q f ,wl .tig , S Hr' 'E' .. NY- A ti!-..atSiQ Angela Navarrette Vanessa Nayfa Renee Nelson Carl Newton Trang Nguyen Dawn Nord Claudia Noriega .gj,.,, . f if 4-f :sd i X att ww, fs iw Y. af . f-ii W5 Jamie O'DelI , I Q , A if T? Amy Offeflbefg i ' 5 1 f , , cnrisiine o' Q A 1 ' R Z 2 Halloran A ,f . ,V J V - ,fi ,,,,.,,,, f QW tt Kathy O' Halloran -,'ii iiii 1 ' Paul Ohland lvlzi V VV ., W 1. Y 1 .iii..ii ,i, ,.,, wk . ly x Tiffany Oliver i ' I , H, 4, Z . iviadia ousia A 1 t if 140 ' Juniors

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Friends and Brothers l .u... -.,.v,,.g. Mousser Twins Share Interests and Friends What's it like to be twins? Like having a traveling nuisance with you all the time. No just kidding. lt's really cool to have someone there al- ways for you, replied the Moussers when asked the question. The two are not just brothers, but also good friends. They get along pretty well, but like normal broth- ers, every now and then there is a prob- lem. Doug and Todd have some of the same interests. One of them is with their friends. They both know and get along- with most of the same people. Another interest is their love for base- ball, in which they par- ticipate. Claiming that there is only slight competi- tion between the two, they admit that most of the time it's fun be- ing twins. Doug and Todd share some of the same interests. V if l W.. K' f..11:e--w,.g l . ' 4 + a J -iw... 1 . 2 , 1.-wi: Tamm Rohn ' Joann ,Roman iii? f , ,..,,M ,ntl Tonl Romestan V. V- ' VV Q g Diana Rominger 2 l ,flv if-l 1 'i'- l l Jeff Royce bg 3 Francisco Ruiz - Ramon Ruiz f - lim- ..ii I i l ' . , , 'i-,, ,,,. Shelli Ruiz R , 'l Qatl 'liiiii l R iill ' I S--if Ry- ntir Andrea Sanchez . -f T A. , Don Sandova' - l.i 2 Rudy Santa Cruz t T V ii' 5 ..,V - R .l ' L -' . 1 ffl ., Ed Schaefer V Ev, VV f V . ,,,.. .,,f.V John Schattenberg , V1 ' ' ,V , VV R 1 -'l. 2 scou Schindler . ,Z Kim Schmuhl ,V V l' ll 6 f Kerry Scholl 1 as Michelle Schroeder aw' 5 .1 Larry Schumacher M g VV, VV V Kristen Scott R ' V l flnif ffl. K ...N 142 - .Juniors