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

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Executive con1mittee r Q Ilkllken Euston looks r ,M , , X ff 1 l l E . JUNIORREPS: Front Rovw Claire Salvo, lVlrs.vOracheff, sponsor Second Flow' Marilee Herrera, Michelle LaBeree. Back Flow: Dawn Davenport. through documelntsrfrorn s pasfoloss sponsored events. f ,Q 'Civ -e. 7 H X . f SOPHOMORE REPS: Front Row: Lisa Pipkins, Karen Sohwoerer. Back eHow' Julee Agresta, Jennifer Molmod, Mrs. Wiles, sponsor. f , , A f - 1 'ri f' ., Q ' f if f I if.:-3 ttf' . 7 -T, VV 79.1 FAM fm . gf 2 1 , rf A' V ,,f M '22, ' r,VV Ar ' 5 f W ffl. . f 2 V ' ' lf ' ,ge 5. --J ma ,4 I , Vfyf V. , . : Q 'f ' -'Mn 2 -f' ' C7illC'E'I 4, 1. I fan Z .-T 3 fa . r .-,.,,,, .. ,. .M . f .V V rf, . , . .,, , f, , . fr , f f 1, FRESHMAN REPS: Front Flow: Tracy Kieselbaoh, Lanna Bishop. Back How: Lori Horn, Kim Goebel, Mrs. Kogan, sponsor.

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tudent government creates activities, memories hat would Deer Valley' be like without student government? It would be a barren waistland, a giant desert, dead trees, weeds, and dust blowing in the wind, nothing!Well, maybe not that bad, but without it vve'd lose a iot ot traditions, a lot of activities, and prob- ably a lot ot potential memories. i'Student government is the governing body ot Deer Valley, The administration! staff often consults us on issues and deci- sions. We try to make Deer Valley as pleasant and as memorable as possible. Ot course we are the coordinators ot many fun activities, but we also try to be involved with as many politically orien- tated issues on campus, said Student Body President Chris Kieselbach. There are so many activities and func- tions on campus that student government sponsors, They also coordinate the activi- ties and fundraisers of the numerous clubs on campus, Without that there would be chaos. lt's also an important link between the students and the administra- tion. Want to get into student government? lt's not easy. Kieselbach said, We have in- SENIOR REPS: Front Row: Mrs. Cota, sponsor Second Row: Michelle Bentzieli, Beth Kawasaki Back Row: Denise Bryant, Phil Lauzon 1' ,I , 0 .Y .. Q., E, , E .,. fp it 4 f JZ' lf' V v 'Z , if .f , , K. w- ' ' ,X ,xr , , 9,15 fl N . ' ff , 'Iv 4' f ' f' 744' , ,, I y ' if f ' , 1, ,, ., , if FL dr! D.,-eff EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Front Row: Chris Kieselbach !Secono' From' Mrs. Daggitt, Shari Norde, Chris Wood, Denise Curley Third Row: Carey Goebel, Mrs. Meyer Back Row: Mike Duston , , . Sa 4,0 5? m,fr.g,: ,. 'K ,I ' ,Cya -'ff I 'H' f ,jf f f if 4 ,qi l J ff + fair' H g . f ,I 1 if f 1 W I f ix 4 I gi. KW , W ur f 2 1 X I ' 'f , s ., ' I , I 4 alle X V it '5 ga '07 . Iv -N - N j . V . , Z,ti,Hiii ,, uv' X i ' Y , If H 1' - fi V rw 'V . Q Q Q V l Q 1? i 'SP l A I , ,. i 1 yy! Q.: ,',, Vim.. :as-L .,'- Z f, ff-an . ' oc,-fn' T fi

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roups serve school ey Club is a service organization fairly new to Deer Valley. There are 54 members this year. It has been very successful considering it is not even a year old, commented Mrs. Dannene Truett, sponsor. This year alone they participated in a canned food drive, visited two nursing homes, and helped host the international convention. The National Honor Society consists ot about 75 members. This year they had their first trivia-thon, they trick or treated for UNICEF, and donated to the Toys for Tots. Ms. Laura Fore explained that she became a sponsor because, NHS has great kids and it is a teacher's duty to do something other than be a teacher from 7:45 to 2:15. Miss Nelson, also a sponsor of NHS, commented, I believe it is one of the most outstanding and motivated groups on this campus. There are about 160 members in the i Vocational Honor Society. Mrs. Gerald explained, its purpose is to recognize students with outstanding vocational skills. The Deer Valley chapter of VHS was the first one this side of the Mississippi and they celebrated their first graduating class last year. They are also planning to have a career day this year. IMPACT is a national home economics club. Some of its purposes are to strengthen the function of the family, to encourage democracy through cooperative action in the home and community, and to provide opportunities for decision making and for assuming responsibility. Some of their projects this year included making fruit baskets to take to Hawaiian Gardens, going Christmas caroling at Thunderbird Samaritan Hospital, and having a picnic at Thunderbird Park. Mrs. Thul commented, The students who have been coming are dedicated and want to help. The students make the club. l!-Ii CD Key Club. Front Row: Shelly Reiner, Beth Kawasaki, Rich Whitver, Richard Hinshaw, Shalane Crockett, Lori Bulanowski, Jennifer McCallum, Second Row: Stacy Timko, Kisa Cole, Micheile La- beree, Mark Tan, Debbie Barendt, Cory Reiner, Kristi Howell, Alisa Burns, Christy Yim, Beth Coliins, Iins, Chris Wood, Karen Bennett, Shannon Crockett, Advisor: Dannene Truett. Third Row' Jim Wood, Scott Pebier, Damon Rossi, Eric Strait, Lawrence Focazio, Ben Giguere, Larry Aguilar. Back Rovw Steve Bennett, Ed Eisner. KEY CLUB 86 Lash A17-A4! Seniors Lisa Gaiden, Damian May, Ron Foss, and Perry Sie' gel plan activities during a NHS meeting. A