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

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V 'Q g -fi fps . ' r . ,.-, Exggff' 5 2 Q 1 avr., 1 -- , .K TASK FORCE. i Special task force members, Scott Campbell, and Ms. Barbara Surloff, discuss plans for sohooi improvement. p . Senior Phll Lauzon sophomore Karen Schwoerer and junior Denise Curly plant a CLOSING new tree during a special program called Operation Oxygen 254 asf. 4 mf

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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

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Western Savings scholarship finalists Kim Fiohrbacher, Cory CHANGES AND Act-uEvElvlEN'rs Top oFF YEAR Fteiner, Suzie Kline, Carolyn Overmunk, and Kit Timrner are led by Mrs. Mary lguckenbill, hope to come out on top with their contribution to the society. j i ther changes this year included the addition ot homeroom to students schedules. The period was designed to help students get information and make suggestions to the administration on positive changes for the school. school community, Dr. Smith formed the Principals Task Force, designed to assist with the problems of the school and make group helped implement some of the new, stricter Also to improve-the improvements. This school rules, such as the smoke-hole pass situation and the l.D. card requirements. The journalism department also soared this year. The Skyhawk Flight won two first place ratings from major national scholastic journalism organizations. Soaring '86 also brought home a first place national rating. All in all, it was a special year, a year that made you stand up and take notice. It was a year like no other, and you'll catch yourself looking back in years to come. if Yi if 5 ,K T if fi X ' ' ff X i J xifw? Juni! Litre! iggxxwg refwf K i 'ii .V r wif i::: J .M M, ,,,,,...,,. 4.271 hr-V Tj 3 jfffri fl i l tai it tif fi 5 i j L.wi.,i at Outstanding journalism members include Dan Rhoades, Holly Dickinson, Tia Schlinker, Malea Carnicle, Chris Neal. Back row: Stephanie Wilson, Vicki Vancil, Nicole Milam, Shannon Maxwell, Kenn Grace, Andrew Phillips, Eric Johnson, Mike Sortino. HOMEROOM. Carrie Talbot watches as Lance Talley and Fitch Tarzia take some time out during homeroom to do a cheer. 1 255