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

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Adelman gives a friendly pat to Dave and Matt wil' Jewish Student Union, better know as JSU, is a socially-orient- ed club. It is dedicated to inform- ing students, whether Jewish or non-Jewish, of many subjects presented to today's youths. Though a new club of only two years, JSU is doing a tremendous job for its students. They did not meet often, but when they did, guest speakers were present to speak to the students and help them to understand more about themselves. JSU members did not devote all of their time to learning about themselves. They also held bake sales in order to raise money for the elderly. JSU is a group with a purpose, one with a devotion to others as well as themselves. ,.,..,t,.- .-., .-,-,,.... -t . ,. Af-- . ,. W. r, .-.. J- -L--'1-wx, X-.iw ' J-wwf -44 -i-s.-,Q-i.2'.'-'Q.X-'-'U'-'ff X I , , , U W ., r I . ,. .0 A V . I .X i- M- VT.: 'w,':- ag grit, 1 -A f,,.: r, 11.-,' -,-:.-,.,i,., N .-I-ng, ,- 12-1-4'-,1 ,933 . f.'::,L,-'gg i '.... :ft 21, . ,5.-Q,- .. .5715 . if -fi Q- ft? 5434,,.--...1i'.'lfi.' f!..cjf,,,,--31, 5 -'fi'a-J:l'n-3:9151 T-,lf fjQ:-16,9145 ,gg-,f.,Q,lgi14-,1:5..w -,-5,-ima L n a'f.,M' 5:1 -Q .fkb--1-f - v i .. w 4. .:.',.,.,,,,,, .. , ,-wp, .,,,-.H ,. ,Q ...W . , ,. H,--, . -,fx 1 if Ja.. .,,,. ,.,. , -'.,,,t-, .,,' ,,, , ,. , ., 77 .IIZQQ V. N k,,- .1,.,,.,, , ,-A.,-,A ,... -1:14, . V.. - x. A Club. Front Row: Linh Nguyen, Kris Nalamlieng, Feras Yong Kim, Elvi De La Cruz, Maria Ruiz. Second row: Eric Maria Bernardo, Renee Chan, Pouria Parvin-Mehr, Anh Sandra Langston. Back row: Ms. Kathleen M. Walske, Darlene K. Williams. Organizations - 203

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Cultural wareness Black Student Union Expands Although the majority of white students feel that B.S.U. has nothing to offer them, one white student, Jenny Allan, has attempted to expand her horizon. B.S.U. has been around since Marcos was opened. The reason for the existence of the Black Student Union is because the blacks felt that they were the minority. They were intimidated to join non- black clubs. They felt they needed a club where they Horizons could share common interests and concerns. The group has many activities such as career day and the march on Dr. Mar- tin Luther King Jr.'s birthday. Career day was when all the sister schools Black Student Unions met at Marcos and helped each other get in- volved in careers and under- standing different cultures. The good thing about this club was that anyone from any race could join and not feel in- timidated. Nakiya Ramsey is an active member of B.S.U - ,L '- ' ' . . ' fggiilru , t- , , .... -., ,... ....... t.,t H . . . ,,.. If Z.. . -, X ...... , M T ..... to t ..,. Black Student Union. Top row: Vicki Lewis, Tania Parr, Nakiya Ramsey, Jenny Allen. Bottom Row: Chande McDonald, Erska Wolder, Jenny Smith, Tegra Cooper, Candan Lindsey. 202 0 Organizations L I Jewish Student Union. Front row: Ari Stern. Back row: Mike Parke Dave Offenberg, Andy Cohen, Robert Bently, Marc Silberman, Je Seyman. Wi. at

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United With Pride What has 166 legs, 166 eyes, and spends part of the sum- mer preparing for half-time shows during football season? That's rightg it's the 83 mem- bers of the Padre Marching Band. This year Padre Band was known as Marcos' best kept secret. They practiced during the summer to perfect every step, and it really paid off. They competed in the U. of A., A.S.U., and State Band Days and ranked Superior at all three. They also were awarded numerous awards at the Chapparal Invitational. The accomplishments for the Padre Band are too many to report. But one thing is for sureg their talent was Marcos' Best Kept Secret. 'B A V l S ,, if ' fl I . 4, . ..,... it . - ff-'ffmwfww , ,Milla 'f' :ik John Anthony marches with great style. 204 - Organizations Jenny Meador and Sam Hart display gre determinatic 3 Fl 4 ., ..,i.. , .. M, ,, .. ,,-., .4 . Yf .V.l ,.,,.,..,.. ,- ,- ..,-. . . . . . .. . . 1!,.n,,!X.f,,,A .V H A 1, , r,-7 ,-.'-1. :f,'J:i. 'ff 1, .I 'Ji -'H .' Q- 11 JI --f-1 - iz .tm-5' .IL -4,1 : .- , ii? I Z The Padre Marching Band. Top row,, I-r: Lisa Godeman, Lori Dobrowski, Erin de Castro, Kim Keebler, Milchelle Culpeppg Linda Reid, Candy Stephenson, Melissa Bufford, Tammy Ritchey, Rachel Tsehaye, Jennifer Ritchey, Stephanie Stern, Ta Gilbert, Annette Alvarez, Retugia Matus, Grace Matus, Yadira Rodriguez, Judith Stinsman. Row two: June Lynch, Cristi Crov Dan Covington, Bill Davis, John Anthony, Chris Lee, Jen Summers, Karlton Press, Row three: Faan Liu, lan Van de Vents Aaron Higgenbothem, Greg Clark, Butch Carranza, Jason Mitchell, Matt Harper, Gavin Rittenhouse, Greg Wallig, Jeff Pielag Jason Wooldridge, Penny Melhorn. Row four: Director-John Clement, David Cohen, Scott Rye, Rick Jacob, Joel Press, Stei Hernandez, Scott Palmer, Scott Yandell, Le Von Hammon, Michelle Lowe, Jennifer Hedlund, Kirk Stout, Rachel Connolly, Drtl Major-Chrissy Hedlund. Row five: Nancy Harper, Dirk Vander Woude, Gwen Wakefield, Shelli Apfel, Christy Gregoi Tredessa Frank, Shawna Hungerford, Angelique Canevette, Dawnette Bigler, Mike Costabile, Libby Beitz, Joy Summers. Rc six: Blake Tyler, Tammy Rohn, Tammy Bell, Tina Boden, Cindy Fronheiser, Korney, Miller, Merdith Anderson, Leanne Sandra Green, Janine Wilson, Catalina Alvarez, Bill St. George. Row seven: Marcos Rendon, Mike Gadish, Erik Love, Glei Thopsey, Jen Meador, Samantha Hart, Robert Bently, Brett Boicken, Kim Beckett, Jim Alexander, Jenny Welty Not Picture Jen West, JaLene Henderson.