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

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-Vw- - an . ,,,,..ff f H 5 . ,. Ericka Robbins, sophomore, adds some more balloons to her ear ring during homecoming events heldlat both lunches. Pep Squad, Dianna Albert, Nicole Abello, Christine Andre, Lisa Ayrnann, Fiachel Ballinger, Debbie Barendt, Kassie Bartlett, Julie Belluomo, Lynda Benton, Lanna Bishop, Tracy Boyer, Kristen Buck. Tara Bushong, Mimi Cable, Sherry Cable, Cathy Calder, Renata Cannon, Malea Carnicle. Terra Caylor, Danielle Chavez, Stacy once. nise ropper, ure Davy, Rosa DIMSIQA -gage Sallie Edwards. Gina Farrell, Lori Farrel, Jennifer rancies, Kim Flemming, Deni Gaines, Susanne Garsed, Gina Gelsei, Kim Goebel. Jolie Gonoz, Kristin Graham, Becca Grocott, Brenda Hall, -Denise Huddleston, Nikki Huntsman, Denice Hyde, Kristine lrnming, Kim lmstead, Beth Ingram, Jenny Ingram, Danielle Joaquin, Jason Judge, Jennifer Katz, Sue Kelly, Laura Kitterman, Na- dine Kruse, Michelle Lafko, Shana Larimer, Hillary Lis- tiak, Patricia Loenard, Jennifer Lucas, Frank Luna, Shelley Matz, Cheri McConnell, Kerri McConnell, Maria McCoy, Jill McDermott, Shannon McDowell, Amy McGee, Kelly McGinley. -Jodi Mci3oldric, Jenny McGui- gan, Lisa McLarty, Cathy Mcvey, Jody Meera, Tara Miliiano, Debbi Miller, Andrea Morlci, April Morris. Jack- ie Moya, Amy' Nash, Christina Panackia, Crystal Par- rish, Melanie Peebler, Michelle Pellow, Nancy Phelps, Lisa Pursell, Kari Fiatke. Ericka Robbins, Teresa Rodri- guez, Kim Rohrbaoher. Michelle Reiman, Joey Saputo, Sandy Scavuzzo, Denise Schulz, Jcleen Schmidt, Jenni- fer Sohwoerer, Jackie Serna, Renne Serino, Michelle Shaw, Alison,Shea, Echo Sheppard, Jennifer Smith, Heather Stanek, 'Leimoni Stevens, Jenny Sullivan, Mi- chelle Swayzee. Stacy Tirnko, Kimfonstad, Kari Tom- quist, Elizabeth Slaughter, Amber Upton, Julie Vesely, Lee Ann Wallace, Wendy Ward, Kristina Westerman, A d Whit S h ' ' ' ' U ra e, tep ante White. Dawn Wilde, April Yee, Q. Debbie Yackley. Renae Coates, Jeannie Washington, A Pep Squad increases ww UA 4 L Ji, it I A 1, ly VVV: ,.-' I I , I . ld -M ., ,- ,, . .ae ,L . , g ir ' ,ii I 5 - r-'T A A Q ' .l , he.,Pep Squad isa big part receive from the Pep Squad. As Sgr- 1-' ' .,,i if , of Deer Valley. Without A I tor the spectators, Mrs. Cota is 'f T J S ll ftheir many screams and -stated, 'fl think the Pep Squad is i'i Q W ,-fCOmStGl1lY9iliUQ, The QHYUGS A WSll'DGfCGived. i i 1 'i-' i 28 y ,s' 12551 f ' i' J wouldnt bethe same. T ' V J l 1 yy T y . l y There are pros and cons 5. M y tif? t,tnis,year's Pep Squad consisted concerning the Pep Squad, but, Q., , , ,,W: A . V , lot about 11.0 members. .They When there was no spirit at all, , W 1., jg' ,,.' have helped the school in many , Mrs. Cota explained, the Pep ,y,,y , , ' 'K -ways and have made the football Squad was the first group to do ' li. 7 '1 15 A ,1,. A if 'il' gi , games louder., The Pep Squad anything about creating a sense , ef'r-i ve. ,,. ', f , 5 has increasedschool spirit by T of pride at Deer Valley. She also 'i M tts' i -5 , letting other students see spirit in believes that the Pep Squad will . .sr 1 'J ,,,,,,,,,,, , ' ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,, , action, claimed Mrs. Cota, the continue its success in the future. Pep squad lmiemrberegcreaier enthusi- , asm at our assemblies throughout the year. squads sponsor. The football players really appreciate the support they ta a rar 93, Child, Lisa Cole. Shelly Cole, Sharon Collins, Jolie c oe' c J r ' ' ml'

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rainers deal with emergency situations hen you think of any sport, who are the people that you think of first? Ot course its the coaches, the athletes and the cheerleaders, But there is another group who deserves just as much credit as those just mentioned. This group is the athletic trainers. The trainers take care of the athletes by means of first aid, CPR, rehabilitation and evaluation of injuries. All of the trainers are volunteers, They put in thirty to forty hours a week. Head trainer Rob Archer commented Athletic training is a very important job consisting of a knowledge dealing with emergency situations, rehabilitation of athletic injuries, and prevention of injuries. It is a very time consuming job but well worth the trouble. The trainers deal with a special type of person, The Athlete. T To be a trainer you have to have a 3.00 grade point average and be certified in first aid and CPR. Stella Williamson, iunior, loess senior Tim Compise's leg during a game held against Shadow Moun- tain. Trainers: Teresa Lundstrom, Michelle Sam- plln Flobert Archer, Stella Williamson, Sean DeZurik. w af, T f. f T f f 42 f r 1 'f GH , T . T, - fr , X 'A i .. T' l 1.4454 7, we Q ,. I f, M1 ' ff f2f'2-t, f tif ' ' . WK ffff T 13 ,, T 1 ,, T :v,fgT,r5,,3f T , ag? , 7 f - L 'rrt 'ff T f . , r -T V , x2w,, 7 r f. , 4 T cf M22 3 ri. .fs Q .nffrlgf fy,zfCf',,,46igw Z fe W, 3 8 f .H 5 1 'N 1:5 :M f f f- Q12 . r 1 rf ,'fff,,.ff fi1:f,f:,v ffff 5515, wq T,-M , '.f'f,'a ,. I T,,, ff 44 1 fgzQtf',i5QT ? jwr'M 15, .T ,MQW Z we T ,WA ,t 5 , T 2 T T W - aw nag fee. A . T, ygnfv T, f fa mfg' f 'T , , , , , ,Q ' fm mrzlfw fa. Ti f r f fy 2, :Ma 'f , Ma, r P r.- ff, W 4:11,-'Wf1 fr an ' QV ,f ' 'H VJ 7, X 'Y f !,,,l,i U If ., A V5f.,.W!t, x T L. ,,,,,T M W 'fwyfiy ' ' Junior, Michelle Samplin, tapes an athletes ankle before practice. This was the most com- mon thing that the student train- ers did.

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gyffvgf-,aa-, f , . ' . f, , A X hV',, f ' X W. fy , f Senior Bill Nelson writes some impor- Bill tant facts on the board during one of the his many meetings that were held through- out the year. f 'xxi to OUT mem a in 1 The decathlon is a nationwide competition to promote and reward academic endeavors. It is composed oi thirty seniors and juniors who compete for scholarships and awards. The big finale of the competition is the Super Quiz. This Year's Super Quiz will be based on the Constitution of the Young Republicans: Hilary 4 HONOR CLUBS Weinberg, Mrs. Cota, Bill Nelson. 9 Lwaailal I I , , I , E3