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

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Competencia Spanish Club Faces French Club In Tense Battle On December 12, 1987, the Spanish Club greeted the French Club at Kiwanis Park for a friendly, competitive game of volleyball. This vol- leyball game was created by the Spanish Club and sponsor, Mrs. Norma Garcia. The game was originally planned for just the Spanish Club, but they de- cided to share it with their ri- vals, the French Club. This game, however, turned into a much more competitive game. The losers had to pro- vide the winners with a com- plete meal from that national- ity. Then all of a sudden, a problem arose, the losing team would not know whether or not they were going to lose the volleyball game. The game went under way P. -,nn- --x -,ff-x-..:r'l. .'--'--A on two courts, and the tension built on both foreign language clubs. Pressure created a teamwork atmosphere for the French Club, as the Spanish Club's points acquired them several victorious wins. Several volleyball games went on during the day and throughout the evening. Final- ly, the grand finale, the big championship game was played after everyone finished eating. A point set the Spanish Club to a great start. After nu- merous volleys, the Spanish Club took a greater lead, but the French Club still kept their spirit alive, and the Spanish Club went on to finally win the game with a score of twenty- one to seven. -,sf-.1,... tp. .----.,,l.,- -,. ,:. ,--t',..- .. ,- fvtti-lfg.-in WG-Jf.7:.f4'1 Liehm -sy ,szffyuw .ti-'5-:wtf-:ga-z'-iq 1'.Lc1:ffu'.5-: K ,lflQg'.-34,-jriipg'-1 tj.-pq 1115.21 .-Av , j53.,:g'f,, C ..-t-L.-,Vg .4 .5 ,-:p14G'j.r:If, fifg-f'.':?..-.:tg.'n, af' . . -..-1.1 vt .- V.. 1f...,.., ... Av.-. -. .. .-...x.. . - .um .--.. .r-.':-v....- .' 2: nn. ..,.4w.'-c..f:L:2:v' f :- French Club supporters 1 prepare to return a serve 29 1 .-.-,f. .,.. . . .. ., . f.. .., ., . . . , ., 14.11. ,-' -,Q sf ,tv-,q,g-,v.f.J-ggi.. C -y.--,. L. e..m,,..g ,-, -t.',-mf: Q., fvucv--n, 5 5.55. g,f..- ,tv A . I-1.1, . N... -, , ,X-. ,-,,..,.,, g,,f,,g.-.'.-..,. t.,, N...-ff . -- f s--. : V,-..,..f 1. ,. , .ta g ' ',-,Lg ,vgrn MA 'Aa'-'.9-.,:-. .,'t1t,.vg,f,-,.'.'.-E 'kw,.,-l.,.,,s2.'g ,-.Q,-,-35t..,gp,-gf-.-t,::ky2-f.ff-,'.:uC,.r5.1-Tj3lQ'T:. 1f me I-5,if.,.3.5,.:-gg .1 Latin Club. Front row, I-r: Matt Smith, Karlson Press, Flebecca Jimenez, Kristi Johnson, Wyria Ramsey. Second row: David Allen, Chris Stirrup, Tony Valle, Mike Curd, Mr. Winters. 196 - Organizations Spanish Club. Bottom row, I-r: Jenny Clark, Lori Dobrowski, Erin deCastro, Raean Rucker, Melissa Chu, Kim Keebler, Cathy Regalado. Second row: Ms. Ferrini, Adel Smith, Torrey Mason, Pi Ware, Becky Whitter, Scott Palmer, Cristina Bonn, Meliss Jameson.

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Senior Nathan Painter looks inside the hood ofa car during his Auto class. . f , ..,. r .1 -.- ,-., ,.,', .. 7: 1 -. -. ,-Av, .. -,,3,,a:..- .3 :.,- , .f..,, .A .-.UN -4,.L...,... ,054 ' ,1 - :':.. A ,f..,,c.:.1 N.. -,- af ' .-,, -i. .,v.. .N ,. . Auto Club Sets An Example For Other Clubs The Auto Club took part in many various activities through- out the school year which kept the club very busy with malfunc- tions, which provided members the chance to learn how to fix or correct their cars to keep them running smoothly. Fundraisers were an important part of the Auto Club. Their un- usual fundraiser brought in a lot of money, much more than candy sales, selling miscellaneous auto parts to various junkyards was the project. Activities for the club, such as drag racing allowed the club to have a good time when they par- ticipated. This was a good way to create a good atmosphere for the club, uniting all of the mem- bers, making it more enjoyable for all ofthe club members. This unison was not shown to the ex- tremes as it was in the Auto Club, which set a good example for all. ...-iq . I-gg -ig v wg ,ir ,eq-5-. I, , 5. .::,...,1,gfx ,493 'r N ' ',- ' ' rf f f ,tv V - -V - V' - ,- . , X. ,. lf... . -, ,. .. . 'i,t-,-- ,, r' '-9 gf 1..-u3:,1fq,,, :z '-we 4 Hz- , 1- . xx. -' .sf,.-,'-- Q-.-swf., 3.1 ,- ff:--fp ,. -.U - -- New-f-if-1-,v-f Q-,-V--'u.'.-.us ,. -Mira, 4 -X-rg..-ve-. -:1rr'..f,,-'-Q 2- :ag t H va I 4,1 I . . K- V. 5 .Wt-J..-, :,N.,.,-.-Blu, yr, . ,,5,,,.-New gl, 5.7, X--f .. r, t me If Y - I -,wx , -jf - I 1. V. -3, ,t,, aff. , - ,. ,. .J . f tuto Club. Bottom row I-r: Mr. Painter, Sherri Canup, Eric Buhnerkempe, Nathan 'ainter, Shannon Dannouin, Allen Painter, Mr. Arnold. Second row, I-r: Jimmy Acuna, Scott Brewster, Bon Myers, Rob Warren, Mike Fisher, Mike Stanoga. Third row, I-r: Earl Machinski, Pat Kendrick, Tom Marcomb, Paul Rycard, Bob Barnes, Kyle Jeep, lustin Richie. x ff' Organizations 0 195

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Secretary Mike Curd writes information involving the Latin Club's trip. Rome ln A New and Different Prospective The Latin Club had a big event for April 21-22 planned, they planned to attend the Annual Lat- in Covention. This was the first time the club decided upon such an event. Several fundraisers were the major source of income for the club to allow its April trip. The biggest fun fundraiser for them was the candy sale, which proved to be profitable. The Latin Club was going to the convention because it provided the opportunity to increase and enrich its knowledge of Ftome's culture and to rediscover the Ro- man history in a new and different light. The Latin Club trip was the idea of the advisor, Mr. Tim Win- ter. The trip was planned to pro- mote publicity for the clubg in- stead of being a small, over- looked club with an interesting language that is practically un- known, exciting events were in- tended to make the club grow. , ,. ,. . .. ., ... .,, .. , , , .... ,,, .... , ., ., ,,- . ..., ,,N.. .. - ... ., ,, .. . ,. V. ,......,., 1,-.. ,Ly . ,, , . , ,Mm ,,, M, .Q ...,,., .,,,,,i,.. ,,.,i ,,.,,,,,,..,..,,,., , .,i,,. C.. ,,.,, ,, ..,,qA .. X, ,r.,,,., 4 .-w',tr'f:'-'-t-:-- r '--1.2 A-all -' ,ut .:f..-l,.,- .bf 9- iff- ,H -.f --4. ' .-- ',-,i- . xv -1-N-1 . ff L+' .. -V f- '-lf. ...---.-,i . rw. -at-.-1 I ,z- -. :fm -vw ,X 1Af-1i,-.-q3'.- :zum-tae.--A, -. ...vs w:E:.:Xi.,Lr,T-ii1p,,,. ,-,.15-,g,,- ,5,zg1l,:,i'1f.-?25Hf,- 5,'.if,',4l.i,-'fa ,'+xq::,-1,-11. - ,,u-fp,-.-fr:-.T.-.viz m.'r1v+t4.-1- nk:-Say-fill.-.11-f.arffu , ffm -V2 A-at w ' ' French Club. Bottom row, I-r: Mrs. Pompa, Lisa Tornquist, Barry Starrfield, Larry Schumacher, Christine Lyle, Mrs. Phifer. Second row: Kristy Sweet, Sean Bar- rowcliff, Lori Dobrowski, Karin Anderson, Michelle Culpepper, Angela Bertuglia, Sean Alexander. Third row: Jennifer McVey, Lisa Godemann, Scott Rye, D.J. Anderson, lan Vanderventer, Ben DelMar, Ari Stern. Fourth row: Fran Liu, Micki Wehr, Ben Hodgeson, Gabriel Baez, Nade Murray, Tony Valles. .s - .Mk A. . , ,, r .., -M gif ,.. , Leila Anders, freshman, attentively listens during a German Club meeting Organizations - 197 Q'-1