Deer Valley High School - Soaring Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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X A Swinging from a rope in the upper wing ot the gym is senior Lori Easter. Promoting Skyhawk spirit at a wres- tling match is junior Yolanda Vegas. an ..1..aoKVl' Keeping score and a watchful eye on the match are sophomore Chris Gorski and senior Cheryl Davis. ,M . . Enthusiasm arouses spirit he Wrestlerettes consisted of 30 girls this year. Their president, Cheryl Davis, worked hard to keep the Wrestlerettes going. The other officers are Varsity captain, Yolanda Vegasg Junior Varsity captain, Dyan Dezurikg and Score captain, Rosie Martinez. The Wrestlerettes have been very successful this year, stated sponsor Mrs. Jan Showers. Besides creating their own cheers, they were the instructors at a clinic of approximately 250 girls. The wrestlers and coaches appreciate their support. The wrestlers and coaches appreciate having the Wrestlerettes because they help to motivate the team and increase their ' morale, said Mrs. Showers. Mrs. Showers became their sponsor in order for the school to have Wrestlerettes. She also explained, l wanted to develop the Wrestlerettes into a more positive and unitied group of students. The Wrestlerettes continued their support last December. Along with the wrestlers, they traveled to Las Vegas to cheer the team on in tournament between top schools from Arizona, California, and Nevada. . . .they help to motivate the team. . . Varsity Wrestlerettes: Front Row: Chris Gorski, Crista Capp, Cheryl Da- vis, Jenny Zumstein, Denys Davis, and Delina Toth, Back Ffow: Yolanda Ve- gas, Jenny Caulder, Carri Parker, Jen- nifer Molmod, Allison Measa, and Lori Easter 20 7

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Trying to beat the ball to second base is senior Jody Nelson VA SITY S FT ALL PRACTICE MAKES TEAM iivipnove stef-xoitv his year's varsity softball team consisted of fourteen players. They practiced about two or three times a week, with each practice lasting approximately two and a half hours. The team improved steadily from the beginning of the season. Coach Marchese said, The team was extremely successful because they came together and played as a team even though there were many different personalities. Two of their most outstanding players were senior, Cori Darnell and junior, Stacey Frate. Cori was an excellent first baseman who saved many bad throws and turned them into outs, Coach lvlarchese explained. She was also one of the team's best hitters. Stacey was the team's number one pitcher. We broke two school records by pitching the most strikeouts this season and having the most innings pitched. Stacey also won two games by hitting homeruns. Being an assistant coach for four years IVlr lvlarchese decided to coach the softball team I enioy coaching and wanted to be varsity head coach Varsuty Softball From' Row Beth Schwoerer Jodi Welsh Tabbatha Bay Shelley Bennett Anna Ulzbarn Susan Frate Heidi Wright Back How Coach Marche-se Jackie Sollish Lisa Follett Jody Nelson Stacey Frate Danielle Albanesia Corey Darnell Ann Backos Coach Bakemeier SCOREBOARD ' SOUTH f INDEPENDENCE-, ST, MARYS SUNNYSLOPE WASHINGTON XAVIER APOLLO H ORIZON SHADOW MOUNTAIN' THUNDEFZBIRD MOON VALLEY GLENDALE GREENWAY 5 3 APOLLO 5 12 HORIZON 4 3 SHADOW MOUNTAlN T O THUNDEFZBIFYD 0 3 MOON VALLEY 1 6 GREENWAY VARSITY SOFTBALL mm 209