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

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L CHESS AND BACKGAMMON CLUB: Mr. Browning, sponsor. President Philip Williams, vice-president Tim Hamlin, Greg lones, Kevin Farrell, Eric Steinbach, Don Berg, Dale lones, Hector Chen, Cliff Vaughan, Vince Edwards, lames Wang, Bill Fritz. ART CLUB: Miss Price, Miss Quinn, sponsors. Wendy Waxman, Chris Eveld, Michelle Clay, Lori Butler, Holly Vesely, Craig Perlin, lodi Miller, lulie Corum, Rita Staneff. Club builds for AIA competition -7-49 V .. n Q . 1 , . W KN f' Y 78-Chess and Backgammon Club X-.is . Aff' X K li up 12. I is in , Z, 1 If :f J f Y x g ' X sf, as ,4 i 3' I li-51+ 44. -'mi bf - I .L i-is ll 'I 'il 'cus- I 5 J

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lames Brock and Mark Worthington competed as a debate team during the summer at the prestigious George- town University Institute. The Speech Club boasted top rank- ing in the state throughout the entire year. Goals of the club include promoting public speaking and overcoming the fear of speaking in public. According to individuals within the club earning' a varsity letter was a common goal of club participants. Planning the Christmas Dance was the big project of the Key Club, although members sold candy apples and turkey pictures. While the Key Club participated in a lot of fund raisers, its primary purpose is to act as a community and school oriented service club. Club president Bridget Gerson said the club gave money to people in need. On a more athletic note the Letter Club, according to president lim Neal, sold concessions at home basketball and football games. Male members dressed as female cheerleaders pro- vided additional comic relief at the annual powder puff football game. lim said the objectives of the club included raising money for the benefit of sports programs at Marcos de Niza. one: Mike Fenlason relaxes following a presen- tation of a speech. two: Dena McMurrin rehearses for the speech tournament. three: Andy Moore organizes the material in his debate folder while preparing for a tournament. four: Mark Worthington responds to a humorous presentation. five: Providing food at basketball games is one of Letter Club's highlights. six: Key Club president Bridget Gerson did not intend a Fonz imitation. seven: lan Hillard sells conces- sions at basketball games. eight: Natalie Cislaghi listens to a discussion regarding club functions. i fx dx s if XM ,.- ,. 8 Y Letter Club, Key Club-77

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An opportunity to have fun, learn- g a variety of art processes and to ovide a service to the school are e functions of Art Club, Sponsor f Quinn said. Students painted the mural for the Chess and Backgammon Club means to expose the students to competi- tion in the games and to have fun. Building a team that will be ready for AIA competition for chess is also desired. dance and made the mascot head. They also silk- posters for The Best of Them and designed T-shirts for clubs. Members have participated in local and state tournaments. one: Hector Chen attempts to defeat lames Wang in backgammon. two: Bill Fritz finds a game of chess amusing. three: MrBrowning studies his next move in an atempt to defeat Wnce Edwards. four: Eric Steinbach and oppo- nent seriously contemplate the position of the board. five: Miss Quinn and Miss Price take a critical look at a creative proiect. six: To display artistic ability, Craig Perlin prepares to design a painting. seven: Wendy Waxman and Craig Per- lin prepare a silk-screen for T-shirts. eight: Wendy Waxman is intent on her art work. ' , -- -' 7 g ' 5-.' 3' ' 'l I s nj-vw Art Club-79