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

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1 if i -s.J1...,. .2 . 23 H , ,i 2 I 1 iz H 4 4' -.... 1. gr CW , f' FBLA T The Region ll Winners at the regional competition were: Crystal McCoy Allison Marcotte Denise Crapper Monica Rezzonico Jason Mitchener, Tony Hansen, Steve Vida, Marlnan Valenzuela, Mary Smith, Tia Schlinker, Eric Movicker, Heather Mcvicker, Carrie Hillman, Teresa Pike, Jamie LoCicero, Brian Omanson, Alisa Burns, Tina Thompson, Jenell Payne, Charlene Harris, Mark Matthews, Anna i Stevens, and Carol Ward. SPIRITLINE. The cheerleaders placing first in the Fiesta Bowl pre parade activities were: Back Row: Rusty Gibson, Steve Gurlock Tim Carrington. Second Flow. Katie Rafferty Wendy Suttle Heather Mclntyre. Front Row. Susi Link Christy Yim Lisa Pipkins and Christy Howell W f I i COACH OF THE YEAR Supervising and instructing junior Stacey Frate, is Skylines Division Coach of the Year Coach Vinnie Marchese. y C it f M T H

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' X ,f W ,ts rv I Ma- tz . . ' 6 , ..-Q I K ff K t me-' .: . .X ' ,N .3 ,ri 1 V Vl . Nag.-fi ii r i i K. ' Q - . af I 4 J 5. . ,. y ou as a student can not .irury picture the work g that is put into a yearbook. You can not imagine all the pictures taken, all ofthe stories written, all of the layoutsidrawn and redrawn, The endless Friday nights in room 613, the large amounts ofsau- sage and onion pizza eaten, the galionsaiof pop drunk, andthe boxes of rubber bands shot. f . r . T r i ' , f .Our 33 member family has combined. the 1986+237 school year into 256 pages especially for you, the stu' dent. We hope this book makesyou laugh, cry, remem- ber, and look at this year as something special. Some- thing that you will never forget, likea first clateg' your best friend, or your favorite teacher. You wili be able to openlup to page one and re-live the year by looking at pictures and reading the copy. You can remember the parties, football games, pep assembliesrand all ,of the friends made. Think of all thegrowing up that you did .during your four years here at Deer Valley. Take a look at all of your accomplishments. Look At This! he term hard work pays off is very true in this . situation. ,Our staff worked very hard so you would navesomerning to look back on in the i years to come. We didn't settle for second best eitherg Ms. Houpt saw to it that we only turned in the highest qualityofwork possible. This might seem easy to you but with a statf of only 33 this was a difficult-task to accomplish. Completing this task meant that one had to adjust his way of life during deadline time. Staying at school until 10:30 on Friday nights or coming in over vacations became routine activities. We all kept work- ing hard ithough, knowing that in the end it would pay off. The end result, l feel, is ofthe highest quality possi- bie. This book will be hard to duplicate by not only other schools in the state, but by other schools in the nation. l am very proud of this book and i only hope you are too. After all your high school years will probably be the most memorable years of your life, So when you want to look back and relive some of those memories, youcan 'sit down and LOOK AT THIS! X '. gnwaialgwfaasc l coLoPHo,N, , sPEciAi. THANKS To.. The 1987 Soaringwas planned and designed by yearbook students at Deer Valley High School as a part of the school's journalism program. Staff members met for a one hour class each day and for countless hours after school, weekends and on vacations. Soaring '87-Look at This! was printed by Jostens Printing Company of Visalia, Califor- nia. The yearbook representative was Steve Wirrig. Updike Studio of Glendale, Arizona took the underclass pictures and the color senior portraits. Updike also shot and printed photos in the opening color section in addition to providing valuable assistance and support. T-Bird photo of Glendale, Arizona provided 24-hour color processing. The yearbook was printed on 80 lb. gloss paper and consisted of 256 pages in a 9 x 12 format. Eight multiples of four color photographs were used with background screens in color blends. The cover is a Litho pictorial in navy with metallic stripes and Aeolus type. Helvetica type was used for the headlines, body and captions. Body type was set in 12 pt. with headlines in 24, 36 and 42 pt. Subheads were in 18 and 14 pt. Special headlines were set in Aeolus type which was also used on the cover and the index. Special typesetting was clone by Duc Type Services of Glendale, Arizona. Thirty-three students prepared the yearbook for a school of 2,700. Approximately 60 in of the student body purchased a yearbook for a cost of S20-25. . . . Roseanne Armijo of Duotype Services lnc. for her designs and typesetting. Mary Godfrey, Ruby Brown, and all the ladies in the front office for putting up with our requests. Marsha Stoner for making our daily long distance phone calls to Jostens. Gary McSpadden for his expert ad- vice. .. . Jim Updike, Pam, Tom, and Bruce of Updike Studios for saving our sanity by helping us meet our deadlines with their top quality work. Joan Kullos and Karen, bookstore personnel, for keeping us from financial disaster. . . . Frank Mitcham for donating caps and gowns for the senior photo. .. . All of the faculty, staff, and adminis- trators, who understand our deadline pressures and put up with our daily life or death requests. Steve Wirrig, company respresenta- tive, who became a part of our Soaring '87 family. . . . Our parents who put up with our long, long stays at school. . . . And our loving adviser Ms. Diane Houpt for her her caring advice, her sup- port, and concern for perfection. We will always cherish the moments spent work- ing with such a talented person. We love youll!

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if' Q it ti to V ,k,, HOE Medical Arts Teacher Ms Kay Marshall R N receives their very own VCR from KTVK TV3 UNIQUE YEAR BRINGS QNUMEROUS AWARDS IN ALL t's over. Another whirlwind year has l passed. It was a unique year filled with many changes. This year'sSkyhavvk yMarohing Band marched its way to victory in no less than three state l competitions, winning wmv' superior ratings in all l C , and winning the prestigious Nunemaker Award at the University of Arizona as well. Channel 3 also awarded the HERO classes a new VCR. Softball Coach Vinnie IW. BAND. AREAS Marchese was named Skyline Coach of the Year. And FBLA won sweepstakes by having the most iirst place and seconds place winners in their regional ll conference. They brought home 24 awards, also winning an award for having the largest chapter of the 10 schools in the region that competed. There was a lot to look at in 1986-87 . . . and a lot to look forward to in the years' ahead. A Our superior band shows its award-winning form at an exciting football game. CLOSING www 253