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

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In the spirit of friendly competition, Olivia Sainz and Mary Thomas compare goif scores QW Girls Golf ea Agua Fi-ia Cameibaeck Gorona del Soi Xavier McCE:ntock Trevor Browne 353 . M r.i. Viriiiv VAr,U,,iq,.v W 1 zzzsg qil, ,A T. , , ., l 'TDQM1 T gf, S9fa' , as , ,a M as yy rrirrr ,311 izTii3?9S9F??iiFFF?ElgTl2i2iii??f?f4?2Q I H - W V' 'm.:,:,a::: ' 84 - Sports rrir Girls' Golf Team, iefi to right: Pam Davis, Kim Keebler, Rashell Travis, Mary Thomas, Oliva Sainz, and advisor Ms. Brenda Steenson.

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Cooches Bring New Spirit I he 1987 season had many changes from the past years. Tan- ya Armel and Mike Matwick came 1 as Varsity and JV coaches, and Dick Vorthy continued as freshmen coach. The lame stratagies were considerably differ- int. But perhaps the biggest change was in he attitude and the spirit. Everybody just rad a great time, so the attitude was just is high as it could. As Coach Worthy put it, or the first time ever, we had to make cuts un the freshmen team, so the girls had to keep in competition for a spot on the start- ing line-up. The goals for the year were to improve in skills, in attitude, and to grow as a team unit. CMatwickD For all the teams, it was an extremely successful year. The JV team adjusted ex- tremely well after the change in the coach- ing staff, changing in their skills and atti- tudes. The Freshmen finished with the best season ever for a Freshmen Volleyball team. 1ff:. - . tt.. V. K A ifg . l . scll l 9 '1 S- B. 2? -f A, as Q 1 V Volleyball, l to r: Karen Weiler, Lori Althoff, Katie Sisulak, Coach Matwick, Elwina Tso, Robin Longfellow, 'heresa Witter. Kneeling: Christy Cruz, Korine Gomez, Maria Garcia, Bridget Bravo, Charlette moore. Sitting: Stacy McAndrews. ina Boden and Penny Mehlhorn practice while Crightl Chris Deluca and Lisa Garcia take time out. ..t. t a Theresa Witter jumps for a block. ' 4 I coached to help the girls' athletic program and for the challenge! I -Cooch lvlotwick. ' ' The reason I coach is for the pure love of the game.H -Cooch Worthy. Sports - 83

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School Keeps Students Awckel any students were involved in ex- tracurricular activities at Marcos. These students were encouraged by parents, teachers, and friends to suc- ceed in these activities as well as in their school work. Students involved in sports spent as much as two to three hours each day working after school. Students often found that after-school activities cut into the time used for homework. Therefore, they had to spend extra hours studying and lose sleep or budget their time close- ly. Sophomore Gretchen Merten a varsity volleyball player, said her grades didn't drop during volleyball season. ljust stayed up Iaterg of course Mr. Rollins' study guides didn't leave me any time to sleep. Marcia Orlando, Girls' Cross Country Team said, My grades went up, because! worked harder to stay on the team. Tina Linder also involved in Cross Country said, My grades didn't change during Cross Countryg I just stayed up later to finish homework. . tw ' H t , '- ,,.s Lx ' f 5: ' . . lk Q A A f t ' 112,21 'i i , .,.. . :.:: P ' I N ':i. - - .. f ' A K' at , ls H S 'li 'i ...t. -I - I N ' H M I Wf': . .,..k .. P- s 'lsssl i Q ...Q wQ-85 Boys' Golf Team. L to R. Back row: Joe Hucuez, Steve Kane, Mark Vrabel, advisor Mr. Cosner, Troy Carpenter, Danny Olson, Mike Duff. Front row: Scott Bernier, Chad Prosser, lvan Valdez, Kent Durrant, Barry Prossen. Above left to right: Ms. Steenson instructs Kim Keebler about golf techniques during a tournament. Mark Vrabel, Troy Carpenter and Joe Hucuez pause during a golf game to cool down. . I a ,,iiiQ1ifizQcx,Mesa 228, axeogilgjggfit f 197 .!igfi25Q3sndlef . .I 216 . . if r el 55199 I Tempe 272, 193q35fff.f'l7' 1 211 203: K 210 . '98 t.,..t. wtwms .if sU'fw'f.vS..!, ' ' 'V I a..l . ' 23g-if lffgf. 'wilt ' I . ,.., , ,,..., 'V k , ,,i, , 4 in M 1.. ,. . Mark Vrabel anxiously awaits the outcome ot his put. H During golf season, I don 't think I turned on the t. v. once. It was the easiest thing to get rid of.I I - Kim Keebler Sports - 85