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

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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

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.lv Starting 0ver Life Was A Piece of Cake Eighth grade was a cinch! Little to no homework, getting up late, starting class at nine o'clock, lounging around, having a blast. Things were great. But as the saying goes, that was then, and this is now. This is high school, and sud- denly everything has changed. lt was not too bad, but definitely it was not as easy as junior high either. ln contrast, however, freshman found that increased homework was counteracted by more clubs to join, new people to meet and greater opportu- nities, all a part of high school. Many freshmen found it scary or may- be just foreign when trying to find classes on the first day of school. But once ev- eryone became ori- ented, things flowed as smoothly as ever. More than ever, freshmen began to fit in as though they had been here forever. Michelle Fleming . . . as herself Sonya Reed . . . as an 8th grader. What a differencell ff ' - 1413.51 ,, as 3 fl, Q4 V .-V K-gf. gi V Melinda Jones VNV Lf , , Shana Jofdan A l . K Lori Kamrafh 5 ,,. V' tg, , , A - 4 2 ' qt' V ' ff ' Q Y at JUGY Kafdos 5 Andrew Kasian i,,, .V . 'i,,' iii Jason Katz Pat Kec V V, V 3f.w,lfy:a1 Nick Kruger , W N . if f' , , , Kofi Kelley lrf ,,tl,s t Shannon Kelley V Tiffany Kenner 5 A 0 Q Josh Kellogg V ' 1, 'TT' Jeff Kelsey M , , - Aricca Kelly .4 L W I AX Mike Kent ty Allison Kern L lzgy Jennifer Kiddoo V VV N Q J V Gfeg Kiefer 'J' it l , 'ff Anthigy Krici ly W4 i ii J: 1, 'NV V,,. .V ,btl ' 170 ' Freshmen