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

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.W Getting Involved Freshmen Face New Cpportunities Many opportunities faced freshman as they entered high school. For example, there were clubs to join and sports to tryout for. Getting in- volved was important to enjoy all four years of high school. Freshmen were not shy when it came to participating in sports, and this year's freshmen teams were outstand- ing, especially in foot- ball and tennis. The standing for football was 4-4, and the team was Tempe City Champ. The stand- ings for boys and girls tennis were the same, 12-1. Freshmen were not just the youngest classg despite inexpe- rience, they contribut- ed immensely to the school. They worked hard to earn respect, which showed in their efforts in sports. There was a numer- ous amount of things to do at Marcos so- cially, academically, and athletically, and freshmen found many chances to get in- volved. Taking adantage of the opportunity to play freshmen foot- ball are Merle Hatch and Caleb Janus. Anthony Canecchis James Carman Darlene Carreras Robert Carrillo Jennifer Caryl Roshonda Cashwell Jay Casimir Rod Castillo Christy Cenzano Sajid Chaudry Andy Chavez Ftion Child Jenny Clark Loyal Clarke Bill Claybure Erendida Cobos Christa Cole Lauretta Cole Camille Collett Lisa Collins Jeremiah Connelly 164 - Freshmen f, f 0' me Aff f 5QZZ'?ff,a ' 4 4 ? 4 i if f , .... ..... , ,, ,, .. ,,. t,,,.. ,, .,,,,.., , K l to tt. in www.f5,,et... ,,,. mf, .. ,.,,.,, ,, ,,.t, W, .,,,,. . , 1 4 Z ...,...,. ,. M, 77' Q affix 3, . , . , ,. 4 ,.,, A , ,fu mffefg B V . .,..a. - it .,. e ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, f g ,,, gm ., M 'M ly , lcltt , ,, .mf V5 ' rig .5 ,,,,, .,,,..,, ---' . , 1 'W' Z W ..,. ' J ' i . 2 4 T , . f 1 ... 'J 'T --f -4 g f . it -eilt 1 , -T ,Z ' 'Z it fg, W, ear Y nf,

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.W flietting a Head Start Future Plans Influence Freshmen DecisionS Many Freshmen were undecided as to their future careers. However, some had at least a special field of interest in mind. These field of interest choices were often shared by many other freshmen. Many of these choices had something to do with a particular class taught at Marcos. A survey determin- ing the five most fa- vorite careers andthe five least favorable careers. At the top of the desir- able careers was a lawyer, followed by a businessman, a draftsman, a politi- cian, and a graphic artist. The least desir- able five began with a computer technician, an engineer, a morti- cian, a teacher, and a cab driver. Freshmen who knew where they were headed in terms of careers, got a head start on planning those careers by be- ginning the courses which would be re- quired in that field, many freshmen took this opportunity. High school is an important step in discovering your abilities, according to freshman Kristi Johnson. .f1. 41 ,tsssaf-QMS' NQNQ' 1::z1g.:z1,,gg11 . Nathan Donnell Tracee Dorsey Deke 15 , t B ra dy D ressen d o rfer 'fi J0SePh Dunlap rrsl Eddie Durazo ?z1lz:Di'iii ti' f tl'ii i DDWVDD 1 77 Tammy Eblin 1 Sterling Edens Dan Eidson .. .V Nancy Emmons John Encinas 'X John Endicott Robert Erdmann get-9 f 6 E A? Stephanie Erickson in -1 Mario Espinoza Rene Espinoza Dodie Estrada Paul Ewin Heather Exner Eugene Fallaria Sarah Farley 166 0 Freshmen .V Q21 1. 1-M21 - .t11:1.11':? M1 m5fWtffsszfQwf , ? .,1-.f1t fswmf .t I it 'f f 4 J A A 33 ' 1. 'hu 5, nm . E -1 5319 'H 'its 1 : 555 ab' 1- s r 2 J 5 rn, 11 1 1111 11111 ,1.,11 1,,11 , M, ' .Y ,feast J ,M ti 111 .,,,, ,1 l aa C, jan 1111 11t r -'t, ip, af , 1 .11.1 ,,,11.,1,, .1- wva ua- 1 f H A. -1. ft: 11,1-1 . , f N 4 4 .f