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

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1. Tom Nathe and Tom Palmer, varsity football, discuss the game against Mountain View. The Padres lost 35- 7. 2. Craig Helmer, senior, takes time out to rest during the Mountain View game. 3. Down the Dons was one ol several posters boosting the pee wee football team. The team, at this point, was 5-O- 7. 4. increasing student involvement was the goal of Student Council. Steve Colgate introduces that goal at the orientation assembly. 5. Senior Kelly Sneed uses the Toga Fad to earn his A in American Government. 12-Opening

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'-is 1. Sophomore Bryan Hulet shows his badminton skills by returning his opponent's shot. 2. J. G. Koehneman 's homecoming stand-in Andy Hayes reacts as J. G. is named homecoming king. 3. lMlly Smith, senior, takes a break from helping with yearbook picture taking. 4. Well-endowed football players demonstrate the proper kicking technique during a pep rally. 5. Gridder Tom Stabler adds some yardage to the Padre 's total as a defender attempts the tackle. i us x x '77 ik K Q ww ...'- .AWLJ X Opening-11

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SIP demonstrates turn around in trends Several reasons made this year good for reform. ln spite of less-than- hoped-for athletic seasons, the sen- ior class was a leader in spirit events for three years and served as a good example while the administration, with its two new members, showed a great amount of enthusiasm toward returning student pride to previous levels. Another reason was most evident during the orientation assembly when Mrs. Gloria Smith, assistant principal, predicted a change in stu- dent attitudes. Student lnvolvement Program, CSIPJ designed to get students involved in school, demonstrated another attempt by the administration to encourage positive attitudes. Opening-13