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

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if 3. Q Q xi. ?fwPi,i ,gy WW DRAMA: Front Row: Julee Agresta, Paula Lippert, Kris Suits, Warren Davis, Toni Branoatisano, Christa Allgeier, Debby Miller, Kim Fleming, Second Row: Jodi McGoldrlok, Scott Campbell, Christina Leon, Jenny Lane, Glen Finken, Mandy Williams, Paul Zubel, Vikki Rielly, Kim Andrews, Bill Nelson, Brian Mills, Jason Cooper, Cathy l-lintze, Chris Negley, Jenny Thompson, Ms. Surloft, sponsor, Kelly McGinley, Nadine Moorman, Leann Lyon. Back Row: Kim Harmon, Penny Lippert, Kim Tonstad, Jim Payne, Danny Sherrill. Scott Andreozzi, Tracy Fiubash, Bob Brumbaugh, Shelly Stockdale, Jim McClure, Amy Wellendorf, Tia Schlinker. 'if i .I M ai rv? ' THESPIANS: From' Row: Mandy Williams, Paula Lippert, Kris Suits, Warren Davis, Kim Andrews, Christa Allgeier, Leann Lyon, Ms. Surloff. Second Flow: Tracy Rubaeh, Danny Sherrill, Paul Zubel, Bill Nelson, Brian Mille, Jason Cooper, Cathy Hinlze, Chris Negley, Jim McClure, Scott Andreozzi, D ff X in ff ' 491547, , 5 li ,lifffr L f, A f' Q- Syd M STAGE CRAFT: From' Row: Kim Andrews, Penny Lippert, Kris Suits, Warren Davis, Paula Lippert, Scott Campbell, Debby Miller, Second Row: Christina Leon, Paul Zubel, Brian Mills, Vikki Rielly, Jason Cooper, Cathy Hintze, Kim Fleming, Nadine Moorman, Ms. Surlott. Back Row: Kim l-larmon, Jim Payne, Kim Tonstad, Julee Agreeta, Bill Nelson, Glen Finken, Bob Brumbaugh, Jim McClure, Kelly McGinley, Jenny Thompson.

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scoff Wilgqn, Steve Viles, senior, shows practices his routine oft his strength on the on the high bar. parallel bars. S, Gymnastics Club Front row:lCherish Ewell, Beth Collins, Maureen Bestenlehner, KathyDenham,i Amy Wellendoitr Jenny Sullivan, Cameo McDaniel, Krista Smith, Dawn Fraker. Second rom' Mrs. Met2ger, Beth Jones, Jodi Barrett, Dawn Collazo, Dione'Echols, Kim Sadler, Tammy Stanton, Stacey Fitzgerald, Aymee Corzo, Tammy Covvies. Back row' Karen Mennino Jayme Mason Lori Bell, DeDe For- ' f' ff ' ,'l' ,,'f . U, , 553 2, ,, .3 Vylv ,,!,' V Q Wcmdx Andrea'KOdliOkl , f ' r V ' 'V V' V M rpg o,o, . , ,J , school year, the f - X' X 4-27 wi f Qgyrhnastics club because she teaches it practice back tucks in their tlooriwork Qanfdfthrati makes it easier. , nastics is achallenge there are about 20 members in J assemblies. They also attend some of ,??Qf'h6, gymnastics, ciub. They A.S,U.'s meets. y w practice in Class every! day in the , . J t Qeastfbaicony gotthegyrnnasium. Mrs. The giris practice many advanced skills trjivietzgier says that she sponsors they to get ready for their meets. They and back handsprings on the beam. They also work on their originality. Mrs. the year, they hold fundraisers in Metzger also said that due to liability itoratse money for their meet in insurance, they are no longer able to lfhisyear, they are planning to vault. fhavea icartwheel-a-thon in February amrar Car wash in April. J The gymnastics club motto, Gymnastics as a Challenge, is posted on their bulletin board. Mrs. Metzger J l J ifiry ' i,,.. ,Mgyrhnastics club is involved in a variety commented, l try and make it as Kam!! Nl90'I!'19v.f ,rr ,,y..,, so ci. activities.Besides their meet in May, much as a challenge for the girls as I Sophomore, perfqrms QD t e they give exhibitions during the can. balance beam. Doing this requires a great deal of concentration. GYMNASTICS CL UB lsr a rar 69

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I+ l. l 2 ,i I i i ni 4 Everyonesits, down at the table as M dinner is served at the Vanderhott household by Daphne Tiller,fsenior,r and,LesCityy T fi Q During the rfall play junior tony Bran-N catisano, seniors Jason rCoop1er,4Aiipril Morris, and Mike Sortiinoiylookfongiin bewilderment as junior ,ShariQNorde plays a drunken actress, rg A fr rama clubs change for the better e he dramafthespian club had a major accomplishment in '86-'87g for the first time, three state thespian officers were from DV- Biil Nelson, state presidentg Brian Mills, vice-presidentg and Kim Andrews, secretary. There were also major changes. A theater pep club was formed, in or- derfto publicize drama events, en- courage more participation by the student body, and generally bring a greater awareness ottheatre arts to the ,campus and community. Also, due to the drop in enrollment, Vt 15 pit ,, , Quin D ,MIM , , . fc l 3157, ..A,. ,y i, X - ,J ,, f ,if stagecraft was no ionger offered as a class. Instead, the task oi design- ing and constructing the complex sets that are a hallmark of Deer Val- ley plays was handed to ay smali group of independent-study stu- dents- senior Jason Cooper, junior Scott Campbell, and junior Warren Davis. Davis designed the set for the fali play smash You Can't Take lt With You , while Cooper was the architect for the mystery Mouse- trap . Together, the drama clubs brought three terrific plays to students, par- ents, iaculty and staff alike. is ii ' if if , You . Seniors Mike Sortino, Bill Nelson, Christa Allgeier, and junior Scott Campbell impersonate characters in You Can't Take it With You . April Morris, senior, acts as a crazy playwwriting mother during the fall play You Can't Take It With 'Z a raft 77