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

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Books PDSTERS olvE LGCKERSI PEnsoNAuTv esides a storage as messengers. Many t facility for books. students hangsigns f 5 the lockers at readin Ha Q '.l3PY .g L Deer Valley are used for Birthday on them. 5 ig a wide variety of Decorating them with ' purposes. They are birthday paper and yt often blamed by ribbons is also popular students when they on our campus, Lockers don't have their iprovide free delivery of homework. The notes,.too.f yy y following are some of 5 f 5 the most common Lockers are alsoused-. excuses: 15 My locker is to play practical jokes, 5 jammed and I can't especially on freshman. open it. 25 l grabbed Students turn locks the wrong folder out of around backwards my locker. 35 I can't which makes it close to find it in my locker. 45 l impossible to open . left it in my locker. without looking like an 4 total fool. . i 5 5 Lockers may also serve Individual taste is reflected inside each student's locker. The dull outside alters considerably as the door is opened and the inside is revealed. Melissa Westney and Sheryl Fuson were assigned a bottom locker. That's one of the privileges of being a freshman! 30 L OCKERS LMA ai Tha! F 'fi 1, .' imp- E Mit--I ' ,WM

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Junior Florian Scholz and senior Katja Diehl from Germany have fun ex- changing views on the American culture. :ri i K X Junior Toni Brancatisano from Australia shows spirit on Hawaiian Day during an American Homecoming Week. Senior Mark Tan lrom the Philippines poses in front of the world-wide logo of Coca-Cola! X fr-we 41 ifw ull

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nil: l llllfll ' N , r l 5 at rl gf 1? 3 5 ik ll lil, r 3 Junior Lisa Starr seems to believe ln an interesting law of lockers: 4'Lockers must expand to contain all books, ma- terials and miscellaneous items. '11 LOCKERS Lanka Tm!