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

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L lubs encourage learning Mrs. Wendy Ancona, tor Southern California joined with Deer 5 students that are interested in Valley club members for a weekend in , current events, and the internationai Tucson at the University of Arizona in political events of our ever-changing r February, A dance and banquet were a, world. part of these festivities. A , M M A ' K X t The Arnaneusis, Club produced the V The PUVFDO'-39 of this Unique Ofgaiqlzffmon A traditionally superb Guest For The Best, was to help those students to obtain a the Schoors iitefary mgggzine, ,Once A better understanding of those events, again advised by Enrgligh teachgrj, ,MfS', , W .2 and to help stimulate ideas to solve Mary Luokeribill, this years Quest rr worid problems. Also, through Model A featured fine photography, artwork, W UN. simulations, students learned the graphics, Cglgr, and as 3 Wayg, fide problems of individual nations, and poetry ami DVOSG from ,both Students, suggested solutions for those as Weil, andifaculty alike, A K ' . , t A 4 mn C 5, A g om. Jr-imfes ,bp nglldsbhQgsenr0f,l r ,ls Diesentedfwitlj tlrl oynror,Ufi5I AW?td r ' from Lt' Col Wiillrtwetson , it Model United Nations. Front fFiow:Hiiary Weinberg, Beokie Stillwelif Balagat, Scott Martinez, Bill Gates, Advisor Mrs- AnGOna, r A , ., ju, ,L ii.. C Amanuensis Club. Front Row: Mike Eager, Jason Cooper, Bill Nelson. Second Row: Chris Wood, Noel Groeneveld, Beth Kawasaki, Kit Timmer, , , V, Warren Davis. Back Row: Kim Andrews, Marc Hall. A MODEL U. N. XAMA NUENSIS Look A Trial

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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

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'II The Drill Tearn marches in .formation during oneof theirfatter school j J it practices. . - . j , l T team will become among the finest eamwork colors drills he Deer Valley 802nd J.R.O.T.C. senior drill team .expects an excellent year under the leadership of commander James Donaldson and assistant commander Larry Thomas. f'This year with all the veteran drill members working together as a team l have confidence that the -Arizona hasrever seen since the . J.FftgO.T.CQ program was founded. lffsaid Donaldson. The seniorrdrill . team 'nas twelve members and three jaflternates. or . g l , w .There is raise .amnlor drill teamfl T T Degeronimo. and ,assisted by junior W Shawn w armer. t'Deer Valleys new which is ,commanded By junior Gary smashing debut this year. The new team is lull of good sportsmanship and team work. Degeronimo said ot the team. The junior drill team is made up of 24 members. The 802nd Color Guard is back as strong as ever. The Color guard has pertorrned at dining outs itormal dinnersl, football, basketball and soccer games, lt has also performed at parades and junior and High school graduations. Eash Color Guard is composed of 5 or 6 cadets. Four members carry flags, jAmerican, Arizonan, Air Force, and the 802nd Squadren flag. There are also two members that carry rifles. The Color Guard commanders are Andrew Hutchinson tor the male Color Guard and Ginger Fuson tor the female. . as ' ii t4ie..1 V. ' l 5'l5':' 4 555 7 , . HM ... . . 5 f juniorjdrillf team ,issure to make a S i 5 f f GolofmGuard.lAridy Hutchinson, Daryl Janes, Jimmy White, Stacie Cryder, David jj j.,. Kpamer,fQhrisffl3hodes. M - , T l j A j W ,N Drill Team. Front Row: J. Donaldson, A. Hutchinson, C. Rhodes, S. Palmer, J. Frisbie, M. Sheehan, D. Anderson, A. Williamson, G. Drennon, G. Degeronimo. Back Flow: J. Hilton, D. Whitmarsh, Fi. Hollingsworth, T. Szczepaniak, J. White, Fi. Chase, Fi. Williams D. Setzkorn, J. Albertson, J. Taylor, B. Tomazic, M. Cline, A. Carlston. Not pictured: Fiich Boland. J .fr