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

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HERO. Front row: Tammy Mason, Melissa Woodson, Leann Lawrence, Rachel Tsehaye, Stephanie Moore, Mrs. Majorie Boydston. Second row: Jennifer Bo- gard, Sharon Crawley, Traci Fite, Jill Johnson, Terri Ayala, Eva Hunt. Third Row: Kari Shute, Kristen Palla, Dina Castillo, Kari Makowski, Michelle Nolan. Fourth Row: Bob Pftauz, Arnold Souder, Ted Brennan, Heather Maclellan, Chris De- Pierro. DECA. Front row: Mr. Dan Greaven, Christy Sanders, Adrein Cassidy, Nancy Jac son, Lisa Brokaw, Angela Hu, Michelle Guzman, Erin Smith, Dawn Nord, Lisa Buda Amy Timmons, Tiffany Oliver, Dawn West, Jackie Trujillo, Kandace Lindsey, Joi Anderson, Craig Demarco. Second row: Heather Landon, Bridget Bogart, Holly McPheters, Angie Andreason, Chris Adams, Eric Chu, Collen Lindsey, Kim Ga sparek, Brooke Beadles, Sindi Meyers. Third row: Aron DeLaVara, Nariman Firoi zye, Rudy SantaCruise, Scott Bernier, Rick Collens, Troy Carpenter, T.L. Kersni Scott Jones, Chris Shuraker, Bret Winthrds, Jared Rittenhouse, Bruce Binkly, Bra Gavigan, Dan Henderson, Mr. Rick Powers, Brian Tracy . .t.-, i s -, i ff :vrt Y. ' tying ,bmw xrki. C .,, ,Q is-t..t., kk-- , . N' S Yi H P 1 ':- fri K. '-154' 13 -' -...'7r','-'7'i7,,. 1 4 A H V' f , flak: .xr .. .. ,,t 1 . f.- g-,.,f.,,. .Qxu i.-vmva. V I of -g . , R' ' n ,Q 2,5 , '.'.::,-ffxtrfg. rfv,- 1-.. 1,-, gf:-. Xgfi' ',.g..5gJ'7-Lrg., 1',:-3,,.,,1'g,.1,gj.'.,i ',,-Jzsgiyj. L-,l.f.4,.-yn.-f,':,1, . Special Student Service Club Cleans Up The Special Student Ser- vice Club members provide many services to help out or bring a smile to people. For example, they have helped keep the hallways clean and made decorative apples for the new teachers to make them feel welcome. On December 7, there was an art auction in the drama room in which they participat- ed. It was exciting for the stu- dents to work on projects and see people buy them, stated Ms. Carolyn Payant. The names and positions of officers were Deena Vice as President, Anita Rodriguez as Vice President, Zane Lawver as Secretary and Ernest Her- nandez as Treasurer. The club sponsors were Ms. Barbara Tamiettie, Ms. Carolayn eei Payant and Ms. Donna Hahn. 192 - Organizations Mrs. Tamietti assists in a special Student . Q t

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Eric Swagel lights the main candle during the new member induction for NHS. -. - - - .,:wL-i- ga .3-gc .unyr xwng, tr ,-2' '54 '-gr L.--.--'M JC-pf -J 314 E5 K? '.ijfl-:?f2QQ1jSg'F-.ZXUSIif Q., ,ki -fb-x,:,:Qf, .:.: N , . ,... H .. ,,... ,,...... ..,,. , ..,,.. .,..., . . Q.. XX R t '--- 1 ne NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Front row: Adele Smith, Chris Genardini, Pam Davis, Scott Rye, Jeff Seyman, Chris Jones, Kendi Delp, Cathy Garrison, Lori Dobrowski, Susan Fu. Second row: Leina Tani, Dawn West, Karen Snyder, Cathy Regalado, Jeff Manolio, Donette Bigler, Eric Swagel, Huong Hugnh, Kelly Craven, Jason Lewis, Lisa Godemann, Melissa Chu, Amy Timmons, Kelly Ward. Third row: Melissa Jameson, Erin DeCastro, Van Tang, Debbie Zobel, Sindi Myer, Ankur Bansal, Johnny Chin, Jill Mars, Torey Mason, Cathy Lindgren, John Bowman, Merille Tanner, Allison Rose, Terri Richer. Fourth row: Ari Stern, Cyn Rogers, Mark Vrabel, Joel Press, Scott Palmer, Doug Fenger, David Rudd, Corey Smith, Kathy Henry, Sara Burger, Sean Jensen, Julie Roach, Lana Weir, Kim Keebler. Fifth row: Melinda Easton, Gavin Smith, Doug Mouser, Linda Johnson, Nade Murry, Toby Aicken, John Golightly, Becky Witter, Sheryl Howe, Matt Harper, Todd Mouser, Pi Ware. 'fi1.i-pas..112-11:-j'f.'f-'-1'-Y- v.:'f.'t7..:l'?v:,11f,'L-'Ji' -12 -'L-'f rr- ' t f ' -'f 1,-,. ' Off fr-s-t49w -7 it-' f- at- Af--'-1-f-116--Av?-if at-1-ff-1 ifriti' 71fif-px::QL-1258-feqfwf.u:'.t2if.i--rr. 112255 r. :Tx-T-.1 w ' 1 l L.,1- 131 A ,Q-AI'-f-F-'Z:t'N+'T-3'f'7':JI' -X 12330-su'-x'.17:1U7 'ALL' r'1f'- '-2 o-'- 7 Q- f '7 l' : Tutoring Services Offered National Honor Society members consisted of students receiving a 3.5 gpa, from freshman to junior year and involved in school activi- ties. One of the major activities sponsored at NHS was Mar- cos de Niza's outstanding tu- toring service. After being cer- tified by the teachers who taught the course which the member was tutoring, they were on their way. Members tutored students in any sub- ject in which students felt they needed help. A fee of 55.00 hour was charged by the stu- dents and so far this has been a reasonable rate for the tu- tees. Tutoring the students at Marcos was just one of the many achievements an NHS member will have accom- plished by using all of the skills learned throughout the academic years of high school. Mrs. Cummings supervises an early morning NHS meeting. Organizations - 191

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ying Alive. Front row: Christine O'Halloran, Charm Marvin, Julie Lee, Jennifer ay, Sarah Ohnesorgen. Back row: Jamie Travis, Chris Johnson, Larry Stanley, helle Travis. S.S.S. Front row: Mrs. Carolyn Payant, Loren Nahlee, Maria Portugal, Gill Gas- ton, Anita Rodriguez, Deena Vice, Kay Young, Margarita Fiuelas, April Cum- mane. Middle row: Jason Farrell, Eduardo Dominguez, Paul Bennervity, Arnold Souder, Renee Nelson, Ftay Hardein, Todd Timmons, Lilly Figuera. Back row: Mrs. Donna Hahn, Zane Lawver, Matt Pursley, Mark Shample, Ms. Barbra Ta- miettie, Tony Walters. Q- L 15:7 1 ,,v-,-,-,,.i-A-gmt,-.,,'gf.:-,,',-i'spy .. 5, .l,,.,yx.,,iV.,',,,,z:, ,-4.313-v -. get ,fic YK.. -.34 gn. A-,, .fc :I-:.1-'qigi-eq-rg' fu-V1--ea t-..-.-4-.g'-by .1-gui g,'.1.t -.vs Q.-jfwv JI f f.'f '-1t1i '-Stir-'-'W .- . A ,I 1-.1--i --H'--1-.'-.LL -I - NI.. ..t .. . Hn- X . . -.,,, ,T-f . . .-t , .. N HK, fl ,- V- . -fe-f-sf-4 -f. -Li' , .- -1-T-' 'f,,q,g,eJ7tt:.-1-1-i'-y?i.',.!.m,fvig.:-L rgifiw-jxl-N.: ,'.-i.,-.ffmli',-5 ff.4.!-5-:'f?t-13-feraftH- . .- -naw., . ,i frat :-1. . . . rw- . .. e:,.':'..1,-.L1:l - cu'-.-.-fxff-weeff.-'wwf' HM' f 1 Anderson, Brad Gavigan, Christy Sanders, Dawn West, Sindi Meyer, Chris son, Amy Timmons, Lisa Devar, Angela Hu, Tisha Stewart, Troy Carpenter, lt Bernier, and Kim Keebler exhibit their trophies from NAC. John Reinhardt gets involved in Deca Blood Drive. The M rcos dge Deca Students Sale to Success At NAC. A smashing success! The Northern Area Conference was a wonderful success for DECA. This conference was for Deca students from Mar- cos and many other local schools. It was held at the ASU Memorial Union, where approximately 255 Marcos students attended. Due to in- tensive training and studying, Deca won 100 awards. lt's en- couraging to see students ex- cel,' it really makes a teacher proud when students make him look good. The students deserve every ounce of credit and every credit they earned, stated a very proud Mr. Dan Greaven. Many events were held at the conference and were judged by professional busi- ness people. Both juniors and seniors competed. The ju- niors' competition mainly con- sisted of taking a test, then selling an item in front of judges. The seniors were re- quired to train the judges to sell items and also take a test. The DECA teachers were Mr. Brian Tracey and Mr. Dan Greaven. Organizations - 193