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

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3, A V A., . ... ,T -v ,, , -e 'eff' Matt Hackett examines his negatives during his photojourna- lism class. Academics Courses Selected to Fill Needs Students spent the majority of their time at school in class. Although some may have thought of school as monotonous, many stu- dents examined the wide selection of classes offered as electives, as well as the variety ol required classes when planning for graduation From special education to honors courses from the academics to the arts, a wide diversity of courses were offered which fit the needs ot students. Throughout the day, however, stu- dents did not only study, classes also servec as a social environment. To work with fellovl members ofthe student body and learn at the same time was a technique that proved to be both fun and educational. my W... ,,,. . Mr. Lassen helps Peggy Bondurant and Tania Semmler during Calculus class. V,., A Steve Ashley, Gina Fetty and David Laurence are iust a few who are enrolled in Mike Mme' and Van Tang work together in Honofs Algebra 3'4 -,Ln ...Ya-.c - - .J . .X , ',', 1. 1' - ,, , . s..u.a-L .p , L ,, . 1 -n. .. . n.1.u1--. .1 - Free Enterprise. -- . ,..,-. .- n . -. s ' ' .,., ,:.-t-1... -':-.-:-- -if.'f,,'.' '- f. --'f -1-cf - ' .-- 'Zff'-.-- f . -.a '1 '.'4.' . 1... 1 V - . .,.........,,Y ...J-2 , L.,-.Lv F-L-4 - , F' ,--b ,KU 2--. ,. . . g . I EI! f f' I . - .-,- --f -0- T- '- ' ,f ' 'f 1-3. Q..-frfxgi A -JH, , .-' H ' . ....- 5 .- ... f ' ' A-tt -r Y 1 ,, . . , -- .-. . ..-.. .. .T -. ,,, , X- -- 1 . -ft 7,1--,,. . . ,.-rg?-, . - -.- - - A - .. -. -.. f- f ..,. . .L .-L. .1--Q-19 ' ,. v -Y - .--. - .-. , - - - ,---....- , .- --az.-ff .Jr ,,'-..-.--.- Hr fa qw- .-f.r . wi .- r..r'- - ..-.H--.,-v ..f F, 1- - 've-'L+,: . . .r' ---.1-.. .f, F . ...'--... ..--- -. ' . . , A.: '. . .. ,L ' -F, ,K-' ' Lf -V ' 11.-.. .'..--.f-.- - A' -- . .1-1. , v..,.. ...uf-. fi. .f-.. . ,. . - ,f.f -.. . f f -, .-, .-, -f p gf I-fi , -.-. --L.,..f. 5' . ,, 1 r' ,- . .. ,. .. -. . , . . V .-:Y 1 ---1:1 -Lf'--,' 'F - 12- ' . ..-.- , 1 . V.. . A ,..,-. .,, .-. 1-1-,.... . . . , fr. .- Y LJ-L E -- bg. ,U i Af' - . .--gh'-i.a,-7' -1' I' li' , rl i '?'.-i - 1 -f ' 11-' -I , V ,nt ,.,.,,.. .., ,Y - . --i . .'.f-.-K ,.. -. .- Iwi.,-.. .-V. , . .. ...Wg , . . . 1 1 ,,,.,.,1.p. .....--an. - -'-. .- 1 1 t 5 -111 ' ' . . .1 ls..-9, - -v:-pw-:,.,.,,1 ... ,, ,,1,.- -. . . -..-....f3?-T, . . f.. L .--f... ' f- W.. ...- -H - - .. ,f H.. ,-.TD F ...-1423 -Kj-'j1,'-' a. ,F V if-,,, .,:-,gn-,lv-1 -.1.-:.- Q .. K . ,. -Q. , -- ... x L. X . V , .-. . -....-- -,sl-C-f-P. .-.. V-, - ..--,..- I- ......-F r - Y 9, .- . 4 . . 1--'-t .--.f '-. if ' , ,,L- 1 A , ,J .,.g,.,,'-'-.,. H . . . 1 1-. . 1--'-- -,. , , . , , - A, , Y,a,.-,.. ,,,,.,q.,,,.. . fa.-.s..t.-.---- .--v- -,i - Ms.: ' Nz- - - --if L' ' - .. ' g- gg -,-. . --- .-UL--.-L. - .-. - - . . . -. .. . ..-. , . 1-1.-.i-.4-. E T , A- -- - ., . . , . - . Y , . .f -- -- - .- -4 - .fu t , -,. ..,..,. .. Q., ..-. .,, ---vf-A..-an--.. . .--.f. -T - -'- 1-s. .- . .--. ,.., -..n-.. --- v x -inf.-r-f--. 1-A ' 1 J f K , ,, ,, ,......-,- , u . -.-----x-:7,.x, Y - , ,pix-K- '-.'. ,-LHR, -, ...L ..-,,. . ,..-- - . .1 - - --,-. '.. r-.....f ..-.-.f.-n- , . ,, . . . . .--. v -.--F.--... . .--.ff F-. .A 1 -gtg.. 1 M --- .A-.-. . ,,,... g 4.1 xp. -.-tx I- - just 46:.,:E. ml pi Q..-t..-f' - - 2 - -rig 1 1 ----r ' 157:-, I - .-,.-1 get - : , - .. - V ..- -fl- 1. - -.1.- - -. .- f - --- - , , , ......- , t .-'- . inf. r.. , - -.,-.. .y...'.- .r . . . .. . .. ... n.. . ' ' 'Q -' . . , ,. x T, J., ,. ...,....,- - 1 -- ,. ., ,., . . . V r.-.-.1 .f-, ,. ,., , V . .f-- .1- 4 . .. , .- .1-. '. . ' . .. '.' !T 'T?t -5. 1. .K 1-. 'LT-5-ig f , 1 ,' ' . H-- - -H. I. . . . . ,-. . . ... Q.. ,. .-.--..-. K KA r ,Ki , L. .. ,. .. :. -t..-- tv 1:-E i.'- If-.f -..4- - - -f' - - . ' - .1-v. . 1 - 1 -.1 . f . - - - . A. ,- - v. - - -V -R I L.: , . . F :L -.-'A -,-t-P .-L L-1 1 K -ts, 9:-5 V -L , , - - 1 - J, . .f - xi- f .1-1. -I i - .u,- g 'r ... . .. . f 1 .- . - 1- f. - A 5 -5 -. ' . -. - - ' .. .r1..i-.-5.2 .wr-s 5--, ' 'r , ' A '.'-V. L- f -- -.fi F:-'Q 1-Y-Q . gr-. . V I ' . ' .,.' -.. .- ... -N.-. '.- . .na . ...-..,-t. . - q-..- - 1 .- ..- -t- .- ,.. . -1. . . - - - - -- ,- ., :.. .511 11-'Z:..' .gffl ,:11a-..'- - '...-. . L.-1 - -1.1-. - , 1. ,. . if E V ' ,- -f.- v - x--5'. - - T'.:,s-31-A:-..-4 F F v - H . lf- ,..,, ,. -.. - . ., ...- ..ii -1- -i .f - fv. - f. .f - ,.. - - H- I! -.. .,.,,, , , -La' J , -f-'.....- -V,-ni J,..J-. . 1,-. V , , 4, ' '.,- i,.-.- A - .. a -', .--r - .......n .-a.-.ann --1.4-A .' -.1-i.: .ft-. . . ... in - - f...l- -ru-5-.

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