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

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION COACHES STUDENTS TO LEARN RULES OF THE GAME ome classes in high school improve your mind but P.E. l tlithysical Educationj improves both mental and physical skills. Students engage in sports such as football, baseball, basketball, i racquetball, and soccer. They also do push-ups, the 50 yard dashi pullsups, and warm up exercises to prepare them for the other sports. Mentally, students learn sportsmanship qualities and they also learn the rules of the game, 'V -ff, frezifsg, tr' sal 3?-a f gr rj, ,,3,,f15 ga- ,- ,:- -wr'--1 .-r If-:mas 1 X 'ge ' ' 1 'r '--f-sex. N V ff W'-f - 1 N WW' TW .Eb:5f.,f'?'f?Q 'AWWA' ','7 1wa'aw f ,X my-M :,.:a..w-,ft-I ' W, fu- ' 5,1 M. cf ,,,,, slew W W sportsmen-like conduct, and cooperation which they will need later in life. l Aerobics for the first time saw boys take part in the class. Lifetime sports instructs students on important things they will need in the future. Health is also a class that is important to ourphysical well being. Health teaches students about the importance of nutrition and safety. There were so many classes that you wanted to take and so little time. But while you were taking these classes remember that the world belongs to the strong. PHYSICAL EDUCA TION 52 Look at Tile! Running laps has always been, and will Willie Fiebig, junior, pulls his weight, by always be one of the most dreaded lifting dumbbell during his systematics activities during P.E. class. 1

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QQ . ,jx -.I.R.C.T.C. ', f,.:.','-. yo. , f ,- , 'V j ' -'Q E !f, -V A .I f .f M' ' , , V 1 'J J ,, ' ., W , W I , , i 'f .. .x .- , , . ki .1 ' rr t B-Flight. Front Row: L. Mlninchelli, J. Brant, B. Cookerly, C. Barilla, J. Albertson, J. White. Second Ftow: T. Wheeler, J. Brown, T. Szczepaniak, S. Palrner, S. Taylor. Third Bow: D. Futch, D. Hutton, V. Ward, S. Bergren, J. Fenn, Back Bow: Sergeant Valdez, J. Kliest, P. Milek, H. Tat, A. l-lutchinson, C. Bhodes, Colonel Watson. A-Flight. Front Row: J. Wagner, B. Vest, B. M' ler, P. Goscenski, Fl. Dunn. Second Bow: S. Fuson, T. Schultz, S. O'Connor, D. Hawk, D. Watson. Third Bow: Master Sergeant Valdez, M. Bayes, M. Crosby, B. Giftin, A. McCabe, G. Gonzalez, Lieutenant Watson. Back Bow: D. Dunn, D. Taylor, D. Janes, M. LaFlue, S. Davidson. Q :if 'Q 9 Q X f l 'I fu ' 1, 'W JV Pig, O 4 3 .. hi , f . , 'r E I M if 9 4 rf ,v V E-Flight. Front Row: C. Andre, E. Carlston, A. Williamson, L. Marquez. Second Bow: M. Cline, J. l-louser, A. Harnbree, J. Frisbie. Third Bow: C. French, A. Aranda, W. Sherwood, B. Chase, Lieutenant Colonel Watson. Fourth Bow: Sergeant Valdez, P. Poterfield, J. Murphy, B. MacDonald, J. McCall, P. Salazar, G. Finken, T. McCaughey. DEMONSTRATES LIFE IN THE MILITARY FIELD he.Deer Valley'802nd unit I , Qf.of rJ.R.O.T.Cr. is well under ff I f A way with ,ai promising class fofjt1f8fCadetS..J.Fi-O-TQ.C- is .3 sclassithsat A teaches students . abozutltaerospacie, .letaderSh.iD., and rnanagernent qualities. The class is spl,,i,t,..iinto two parts, ,?withLt. . g y Col. gWilIian1 .Watson jteaching V I Aerospace .Tuesday through Thursday and MasteriSgt. ,Bay . Valdez t.eaching'leaders.hip and managiement,qualitiesvon .L 1 A Mondaysfand Fridays. it Last year A they 8021132 ' . 1lh0noft,.UniitQ This 1179903 ifldaf Out of all the other units in Arizona, T the l802ndrwas chosetn,E1S tL.,y. t he' , beer.. I .y , F , JR. 0.T.C. , also shows ,lcaydets y. whar1,irre islrke, in rhe,'rmi.iarary.rr' rieidg ,mrasrer sgr. valaez -saidi , 'fir irntorms cadets aboutf.frniltitary life ingeneral and teaches them to , . .become betterrinforrned' ' A . A , citizens. -A , I L Lt. Col. Watson commented that cadets entering enlisted service inthe Air Force, Army, or Navy, get two pay grades higher than other enlisteesf' y LMA zz T142 5

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