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

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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

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m' k1 5, uates of '91 Pros and Cons of Being a Freshman Freshmen got a lot of attention, had many new opportunities, and were teased by upperclassmen. These were just a few examples of the pros and cons of being a freshman. When students were asked in a sur- vey what were the best and worst things about being a fresh- man, they answered that on the positive side, they received special attention from faculty and staff, they were finally out of ju- nior high, and accord- ing to some students, teachers had lower expectations for them. The worst things were negative atten- tion, being picked on and having people feel sorry for them. In addition, some fresh- men felt that teach- ers' expectations were higher. Many freshmen wonder if upperclass- men remember when they were freshmen. Were they teased too? - . W 52: ,gs Laura Suico says that upperclassmen are easy to get along with. tw.. ta 'l l 21 - -11ff1-f11f. -. Cindy Green , Vzv f Josh Griffin tsal Sally Grim I if Brandon Groves 5 Jennife' Gundefson t Guadalupe Gutierrez i Jose Guiterrez .L l , -at 'i 25:1 ' 73 .-, ,,Q., ,gay ! off'- , ,f :,i,??4ft'f 'wfipfffv Steve Gutierrez jig- Vyyg jg Stefani Gwilliam y Matt Hakeman - Alison Hall .... s , -- ' ' M Brian Halstead R iif' A ,,,, ,,,,, , g, ' --rr f t... ,,.,, Leven Hamman ss' Nicole Hamman ff iiitt I itiii ,,,,,,, ,,, . t tii Michele Hardesty ' t Hmmm awvawwwgf iMWg?fmMW5 Jeni HaffiS0f1 . ii'tt , , -' - THUY-3 Haflman ,. .rir 'fff- Y, 2 lf- f R ' '- Erika Hasfoffh f.r . , ' 1 Q Merle Hatch -5, , A ,, 168 - Freshmen t, 111-1 115, ff. gg,g5gM -3- -- ,Q 2. I