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

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TonighT's the Night i ttit t - Geez! Where do I take this girl? Does this ever happen to you? You see that certain someone on campus, and you have your eye on her for ever. Finally the day comes when you work up enough courage to ask her out. Now you're having the best day because she said yes! Be- fore you know it that special night is here and just before you pick her up, you real- ize you don't know where to go. She has probably already been to all these places on other dates. You don't want this date to be just like all the others. You want to be original. You want her to have a night she will remember. As she gets in the car, she asks where you're going. You just sort of shrug your shoulders and transfer- ring the decision to her you ask, Where would you like to go? Well what do you know, she picks dinner at Dicks and a movie. What a relief! She picked some- thing normal. No more pressure. Time to enjoy yourself, relax, have a good time . . .that is until she asks,f What movie do you want to see? A A W -5 4 ' y , , , 4' ' tv 'A xr' ftgf-Z 5 f M , 1 15, ww . wi ' ., ' ' if L' , I it 'Z ,H ,Y 6 .in-fi i wh, A 1 brim , f Left: Natasha Mulleaneux enjoys browsing for gimmicks at Cards After a football game Becky Richardson, Melissa Willams, Natasha Mulleaneux, Valerie Mack, and Meredith Anderson pay a visit to Dick's. ffV gQ77 y,. fitf f Student Life - 33

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Weekends With MdN ave you ever wondered where ev- eryone goes on the weekends? What is the quickest and easiest way to find out how people make plans for the weekend? Listening to this typical telephone conversation revealed where some MdN students spend most of their time. Sid . . . what's up? This is Dave. Not much. I was just going to ask you what you were going to do. We're all going to meet at Dick's tonight at about 8:00. We might see a movie . . . want to come? Sounds like fun. What movie? g f ' ' si 7 , '4' 5 I L Above: Valerie Mack tries on a hat but considers buying the teddy bear at the Bear Cover. Right: Becky Richardson and Sonya Reed play a strategic game of tennis at the Video Arcade in the Cornerstone. 32 - Student Life Somebody suggested Like father, Like Son. Heard anything about it? Yeah. Someone told me it was really good. Ok. That sounds great. Let's go after we eat. Ok, gotta go. See you later dude. Leanne Rye disguises herself as none other than Ronald Reagan at Cards. Natasha Mulleaneus tries on a great pair of glasses in Cards.

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Purchasing Po WSI' Even before students found a job or an- other way of obtaining money, they had plans for it. Some parents forced their child to put a part or all of what they made into the bank for college. Some students were not forced to do this, but they did it anyway so that they would have some money for the future. Other students bought cars or paid insurance payments with the money they earned. Buying clothes was also very important. Retailers said that the age group with the greatest buying power in the '80's' was high school students. Students spent large sums on fashionable clothing. Some students bought their own clothes, while others had parents buy them. Even if the parents did buy clothes, it was nice to be able to buy something extra. Probably the most common thing that people did with their money was going out to movies, clubs like Sgt. Pepper's, football games, and on food. At 35.00 a movie and at least 85.00 at Pizza Hut afterward, the amount of money spent on an average weekend quickly grew. No matter what was done during the weekend, money was always involved. Above: Playing video games is another way stu- dents spend their money. Right: Michelle Abbott sorts through a pile ol clothes while working at J.C. Penny Outlet. XKQAE X i7 Z w 34 ' Student Life