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

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Row: Staci Diehold, Debbie Lauii, mia, Alesa Johns on,r7lEirnarn cey4Friedman, it iffi T if if tw! ,ht S51 ,, , we Fglifitlje BilisineSs!Leadefsrof America. 'From' Ffom Jennifer Hooks, Alisa Burns, Jamie Locicero, Leslie Adams, Holly 'Dickinson Keith Aye5S,, KriStaMcCoy,jJason Mitchener. Second Rom Lori Bulanowski, Adam Green, PatrioiaTLeonard,f Advisor: Jim 1AddabbogfSiacy Timko, Theresa Rodriguez, lvlarcey Jackson, Tiffany Talbot, Joe Saputo,f'EJi2abethjSlaughter,7,Chrisiine! Turley, J'ennir'er,Langford, Lynn Clark, Surnerkornitz, LisaGyory, Brad Medniok 'Heather!Fraker, Back How' Mike Brewer Caroi Ward Teresa Ake Jeanne Hutchinson Brian Moyer Tom 'Earascandoilaf'Troyl!Manoan, Denisefiropper, Thii4Thao Nguyen, Karisii-Aanfson, Tricia MoCarlana, Toby Thomas. i Home Economics Related Occupations. From' Row: Jamie Christiansen, Rebekah Smith, Tamarra Phillips, Shan- non Crockett, Lisa Bogden, Tiffany Emptage, Dana Clark, Edie McQuay. Second Row: Advisor: Joyce Stoffers, Denise Tallant, Cheryl Davis, Cindy Huber, Laurie Wakup, Tracy Lange, Allen l-lodges, Tracy Hatfield, Clint Cooke, Denise Opler. Back Row: Terri Bendon, Ernie Tasho, Tracy Arnold, Louis Urshan, Sean Mahar.

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lubs Create Responsibility lubs help make the school year more interesting and can often heip the student in finding a suitable career. The HOE, COE, FBLA, and HERO clubs are all based around careers and work beyond the high school education. Members that participate in HOE, COE, and HERO leave campus and work part of the day for their credit. These clubs are very beneficial. Not only do they teach the rnuch need- ed experience for today's job force, but it also teaches them the re- sponsibility of a job. Students can also find out if the job they have wanted is all of what they expect- for these clubs are all classes as well. The FBLA gives insight to teens who want to prosper in the busia ness world of tomorrow. ln November, two officers, their ad- visor Jim Addabbo, and at few members went to the National Fall Leadership Conference in Ana- heim, Califonia. They participated in many workshops and learned many new ideas for the future years. HFBLA earned a lot of money through the fund raiser with Morley candy. lt was very successful and will help in paying for the many ac- ed. T tivities and competitions through- out the year, said Holly Dickinson, FBLA treasurer. ey having a minimum number or hours the students must work, they can still control a pass or tail grade, 9 1 W 'Kei :ef Cooperative Office Education. Front Row: Jennifer Shipman, lviarcy Vane, Nicole Eskridge, Becky Sherrnann, Julene Braketield, Pricilla Schardyn, Second Row: Nancy Gudenkaui, Lia Garcia, Shawn Nelson, Cheryl Sprenger, Danielle Ferguson, Julie Brown, Tina Thompson, Tim Eaton. Back Row: Glenn Echeverri, John Weisensee, Curt Wellendort, Scott Holly, Danny Phillips, Derek Walter, Advisor: Carol Hurley. 88 ret Cyndee Schmidt, senior, president FBLA, goes over the agenda tor one of the regular meetings. T - A 4 fs 7 f ' f 1 Q, f Health Occupation Cooperative Educa tion. Front Row' Stephanie Horton, Beth Lutes, Lesley Grossman, April Morris, Back '3

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Iubs serve as training lab for future careers chool-related clubs and students to the field of marketing activities are a great asset to through competition at DECA our school. They help clean conferences. up the school, build leadership and provide services, FFA has had a very busy year. With the sponsor Pamela Shaw on One such organization is the maternity leave, they needed a student-operated school store. Mr. sponsor to replace her for a while. Mark Palombo is in charge of the Mr. Mike Gillespie who taught at school store and also teaches free Duncan in Elfride, Arizona, was the enterprise. Choice, To have the honor of working in me FFA held their 1986 convention in school store you must meet the Kansas City. The convention was following requirements: first ou composed of seminars and i Y have to till out a job application, be C0ml09TiTi0VlS- recommended by a teacher, have a good attendance record and you This year JAG is doing well. They have to be a mature and have had a car wash on the eighth responsible person. of November, and they had a holiday get together on Tuesday, DECA is a business-related Club, November 25. The event consisted run by Mr. Doug Porter. The main of a pot-luck dinner at member purpose ot DECA is to expose the M3361 Sheltorfs VIOUSG- Future Farmers of America. Front Row: Ed Hanks, Tim Tatro, Niki Byrket, Rochell Sattertield, Alan Hockey, Advisor: Mr. Gillispie. Second Row: Peter Fiepp, Jamie Winburne, Jamie Braley, Tobin Wynn, Walter Barrios, Kim Fleming, lgtlgglglgke, Jeff Schalter, Anna Stevens, Denise Cookerly, Davin Olson, Bette Ballantyne, Lenny Lutes, Kim Schalow. Ear:7rVHow.' Tommy Koeckes, Kurt Walker, Brian Cline, Darran Hilbig, Don Kent, John Bauer, Richie Sylvester, Joleen Schmidt, and Della Gibson. 90 FBLA Shannon Slocum, senior, . attends to tidying one ot the Look Az Clgtheg rar-ke, U , -. ..... r-Ire, U , ,, ..... r-Lee, ..