Marcus High School - Yearbook (Flower Mound, TX)

Page 159 text:

MLB ' tame Steve Pierce, Billy Uuirin, Paul Stevenson, Mike Rune, Steve McCready, Cathy Kroll, Kelly Mallory, Kim Butler, Shilpa Amin, and Julie Bennett The History Club at Marcus gives a perfect op- portunity for its members to compete in con- tests, participate in taking field trips, and benefit from lectures presented by guest speakers. ln addition, the members are given the chance to enhance their historical knowledge. ln December, the club took a trip to Fort Worth to observe a court case and talk with attorneys. On Feb. 1, the History club was a part of the Mock Trial. Trophies were awarded for first and second place teams. The first place team then advanced to the Regional Competition where it placed third. A participation in the North Texas State University state-wide history contest was another project. To receive honorable mention or better is con- sidered to be a great achievement. This group met the first Friday of every month under the guidance of sponsors Ms. Jennings and Ms. Killian. History Club 155

Page 158 text:

' ' MM' ' The Industrial Arts Club is an organization that helps students 1-A prepare for jobs in the industrial field, These students are known for their outstanding projects, Their projects are entered in In- dustrial competition. industrial Arts teaches the students how to be skillful in making things by hands 'and tools. The teacher sponsors for Industrial Arts are Nlr. Sweat, Mr. Peterson, and Mr, Hyland. The officers are: Presi- dent: Chris Dickey, Vice President: Pete Gardner, Reporter: Ted Brown. we . Mike Grimes, Jeff Finely, Steve Goodmin, David Green, John Lawton, Ted Brown, Mr. Sweat, Mr, Hyland, Richard Hall, Andrew Whitfield Chris Dickey, Thinh Ha, Ricky Cook, Elizabeth Vasquez, Mr. Peterson, Tommy Via. ,---an... Ernie Glotta and Mr. Sweat work on a soap box as a class project. 154 Industrial Arts Noel Saldeen does figures for Industrial Arts V Q f

Page 160 text:

VV timid ' ri ' Molly Arnold, Lori Schafer, Cindy Yonker, Lee Presley ,..,. ...lf it . , Hr . . Stacy Aldridge, Rene Ridinger, Sharon Neithammer, Steve Mortimer, Chris McCaskill, Barbara Bencomo, Heather Spence, Susan Mucha, Chris Wheatiy, Darin Preiean, Melisa Anderson, Karen Boenker, Scott Childs, Natalie Nolls, Billy Ouinn, Mike Oyess, Carrie White, Lee Presley, Cindy Yonker, Lori Schafer, Molly Arnold, Ms, Ramirez, Ms. Tekell, Ms. Thomas, I Spanish Club enjoys traditional pinata at Christmaf Dany i P.A.S.F. iPan American Student Foruml is otherwise known as the Spanish Club. This group started two years ago at Marcus. The purpose of this club is to encourage a respect for all nations in the Americas and an understanding of them based on a more thorough knowledge and appreciae tion of the peoples of the Western Hemisphere. This year they raised money for the Mexico earthquake and South American volcano victims. They also had a faiita dinner and bake sale. For Christmas they had a pirlata party. They went to San Antonio March 14-16 to attend the state meeting to elect the of- ficers for Texas. The Spanish Club tries to meet every other Tuesday. Ms, Ramirez is the head sponsor. The other sponsors are Ms. Tekell, Ms, Wilson, Ms. Phillips, and Mr. Brower. The officers for 85-86 are: President - Lee Presley, Vice President - Cindy Yonker, Treasurer - Laurie Schafer, Reporter- Molly Arnold, Secretary - Cathy Jordon. There are thirty-two members, Requirements for membership are at least one year of Spanish, and for Associate members there aren't any re- quirements. Ms. Ramirez said, This year is even better than last year. Spanish club members prepare the faiita dinner. 156 Spanish lPASFi