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

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BLACK STUDENT UNION: Mrs. Wytko, sponsor. President Allen Kirk- sey, vice-president Greg Brooks, secretary lanette Brooks, treasurer Yolanda Brooks, sergeant-of-arms Chris Parham, Veronica Cunningham, Kathey Corbett, Raynita Haynes, Tracy Smith, Kim Walker, Brenda Kirksey, Tammy Young, Quentin Clark, Kevin Warren, Phillip McKinney. MECHA CLUB: Mrs. Chavez, Mrs. Garcia, Mrs. Varela, Mr. Lira, Mr. lua- rez, sponsors. President Star Lopez, vice-president Mannuel Pachero, treasurer Debbie Zamora, secretary Vangie Espinosa, secretary Yolanda Figueroa, sargeant-of-arms David Hernandez, Princess Lopez, Sylvia Mavis, Connie Fallabas, Susie Ramirez, Debbie Gonzales, Maria Gonzales, Rachel Gonzales, Sandy Sanchez, Elena Sanchez, Linda Encinas, George Encinas, Mariz Martinez, Sylvia Martinez, Yvonne Martinez, luanita Cota, Ramon Cota, lose Cota, Hector Cota, Pat Dominguez, Kathy Valdez, Alicia Lozano, Molly Lozano, luanita Hernandez, Veronica Hernandez, Ricky Hernandez, Steve Hernandez, Ray Vizzerra, Mike Matus, lohnny Molina, Gabriel Holguin, Dora Holguin, Lupe Casillas, Rosemary Valencia, Terry Rascon, Renee Rascon, Bobby Rascon, Carolina Garcia, Becky Zamora, Mona Perez, Yolanda Murillo, Yolanda Garcia, Rosa Garcia, Carol Garcia, Norma Garcia, Lisa Samaniego, Eleanor Martinez, Lorena Quintero, David Hernandez, Mario Rubio, Raymond Gastello, Placido Garcia, lesus Iiminez, Sally Lozano, Rosemary Ramos, Elida Villegas, Barbara limenez, Rafaela Coronado, Robert Pacheco, Roy Mavis, Eddie Valencia, ludy Valencia. SPANISH CLUB: Mrs. Macias, Mrs. Canoy, Mr. Hurtado, sponsors. Presi- dent Christy England, vice-president Dorrie Fehr, treasurer Linda Ken- ney, secretary Kerry Fehr, public relations Sergio Turrubiartes, Kelly Sneed, Gino Turrubiartes, lulie Maish, Sue Sedlak, Anna McWhirter, Barbara Orr, Bob Schuch, Patty Kenney, Lynne Hosey, Dorice DiCicco, Lisa Desrochers, Cindy Cox, Becky Perez, Toni Turrubiartes, Kathy Munoz, leni Armstrong, Brett Bogar, Danielle Levario, Abbie Klinger. Minority groups promote cultural awareness al 2 4 , , , M ...nu- .nga-sv ,,,,.,....4-a--14 .nu ...nun . ,,.--. unh'l ...amanda- ,4-neun' duff' - 74-Mecha and Spanish Club -if ,Ai ,.1

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Promoting friendship among the members is the main goal French Club would like to achieve. Club members and French classes participated in the University of Que- bec's French Language and Culture Immersion during the summer. The Marcos de Niza participants spent the last two days in Montreal. Because of low financial status and parents' disapproval to send two stu- dents to Germany, German Club's main functions were the selling of pretzels and pickles and participation in a shiskabob event. According to sponsor Mr. Crook, A Gummi Bear sale was planned and members attended cultural events and exchanges with other high schools. one: French Club president Denise Morris asks for suggestions for raising funds. two: Speaking French provided entertainment for the French Club. three: Members anticipate and plan the next club gathering. four: Sandy Fritz listens to other members as they share their ideas. five: Stacy Klewer displays leadership. six: Lori Bales- trero is pleased with future German Club activi- ties. seven: German Club members discuss the upcoming Pickle and Pretzel sale. l , x 1 f, q , . A flh- ...., .LY -rf' German Club-73

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Black Student Union QBSUQ is similar to a community action organization, according to Allen Kirksey, president. Some students need to be made aware of their culture and that is what BSU attempted to achieve, he said. A Halloween party for underprivi- ledged children at Okema Day Center was sponsored by members of the club. ln addition, officers attended a conference concerning youth. Dr. joseph Parham from Maricopa County Community College spoke to the BSU students. Following several years of partici- pating in the club, Mrs. Letha Barrett relinquished her sponsorship to Mrs. Susan Wytko. Allen said Mrs. Wytko has a lot of good ideas and knows how to deal with youth. That's what makes her so speciaI. Much like BSU, Mecha Club empha- sized participation in school and com- munity activities as the primary goal. Providing social fellowship for those interested in the Hispanic cul- tures and language is the purpose of O X5 Spanish Club. Or1e: Mecha Club sponsor Mrs. Varela sits in on a club meeting. Two: Becky Garcia and another member listen intently at a Spanish Club meet- ing. Three: Spanish Club member Tracy Smith waits to be called on at a meeting. Four: Trea- surer Debbie Zamora and another member joke around at a Mecha Club meeting. Five: Officer lanetta Brooks makes a presentation to BSU members. Six: Some BSU members devote more attention to the camera than to the business at hand. Seven: Counselor Letha Barrett and teacher Doris Young observe as BSU members conduct business. Eight: Veronica Cunningham expresses her views while another member looks on. if N .-.N - -wa m Q N nt? l-----N N 5 ' 'i1.51l1'? N, 551' . N S wg 3-tzflaqiiffizg its-li,1!.':.1h. - KI, '. ,Ju is 5 itf T ff-il.. i 1.',',',A x 5 -s-w ... . , i 'inc , Qzilmifif' .ffm ff' if -S W B ' t -it n- Black Student Union-75