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

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S -proficiency girl Advanced Perfornting IN THE SPCTLIGHT ' ? 'ere at Deer Valley, there will - always be outstanding T y T students, students who are examples ofiaoademic excellence. This yearn was no exoeption, T Steve l3elnnett, senior, excelled lin ,A t Biology, and was accepted at i T Anihetet, College into Massachusetts. if Cathyi Hlntze displayed herj Theater and T Dance 1-2, indicative 4 i enjoynlent of jdanoing, f i VandMdVrama. V my V ,,,, V M. , , Ji, , . . ,, . al. . , ,AE ,. f 1, f .x -f M-1'm,: ,, 3-we .V -W,,:-mw- , 'lbw' 1 ilfiifllllyiileisong ?SQflfllQfQ Qwae yenrolled , T ylll Advanced PelrfoirrnifnggTheater feirtdf ' Ukdyanoeid y Danoeijln just iyytwozyleare, Q he lW0fk9d 1l'1iSiWHv lllf UP yfll M949 iii2dvanGed-leveli Classes: aided T y lll his sohoilarehip'fto tjPeptperdline.yy it T fJUfl'liOyf, Manuel- Oftfz lfoUnld1Deeiigln and Hoyn+feQQh'elpful5t l ell dluleffitoitnej , amount of T jobl openiijgs. T1 yyl fb T it Laura' Oemang y senior, took TH. E4 R. O and T plans to teach kindergarten. l Senior nl-liylatyi Weinberg, AP Government student, hopes A ,someday to be the U.S. Attorney T General. T y T T IN THE SPOTLIGHT 1 LMA 41 Tits!

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' , Bill Nelson, senior, struts his stuff in his Advanced Dance class. Hilary Weinberg, senior, raises her hand in response to a question. IN THE SPOTLIGHT LMA Az T641 fi Manuel Ortiz, junior, sketches a drawing as part V of his Home and Design T class, if iQ Cathy Hintze, senior, was the nominee for drama: she excelled in her Advanced Performing Theater class. 'f f, ,

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FOCUSING ON THE TALENT 0F PERFORMING ARTS he TTTT p ertorrning arts f g g T +derDf1rtmen'fgwhiQh T if under Mtg JoefWrashburn's2 T jTuriisdictioin, encompasses many different Glasses, rangiing from Ti choirfto drannato danceto art. Students Ttrorn all ibaekgmunds T on campus are given the chance T to use all areastot theperforming r arts as a means to express their individuality. T One of thisyear's main highlights 4 K .7'!, fury wasthe iChrietrnTaisQgChoi1j 7 i,et f tiiit Q iiiit R concern rearunrefmanyiTaiitteremr IGVGIST Of Omit' QrrQuns4fSGniQr i Mary SPGWW Ssirngi isonigsf in the gprofdiuetjionrrffihigutfiini 5 r s for fGhristmias'i'i, gfiCoTmEpiRetegffiA1ithirrrapQ T teddy bearg ii it Ti Q 4 iii T T ff fivou candor Tfsikeali Wiihiiivou' i s was this Tyear's tail play and, as T T alwaTys,iiD,Vi.i'iscast gave a fine T T showing, T T 7 50 In preparation for a recital, Deer Lisa Irwin, senior, receives some Valley's jazz band practices a few kindly instruction from Mr. Dickson tunes. band teacher.