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

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rowing from 25 members to 57, is Key Club, a service organization ,sponsoredsby the Deer Valley Kiwanis. Key Club is a community oriented activity. They collect food for food banks visit nursing homes, and support the Musggular Dystrophy Assooiation. Mrs. Dannene Truett, sponsor, comments, This is one of the most worth- while organizations l'vei been associated with. promotes excellent values for teens. DECA CDistributive Education Clubs of Americab is a club for Diligent industrious Devoted NTERPRISING students in business classes. They sponsor many eventssuch as the F sale of Christmas Grams. Home Economic Related tOccupations4HEROJ is a club for studentsactively involved in home economics. They hosted the trip to Disneyland in February. Any student lcouldgo andthe cost was 865. yN ,,, A wrss gg IMPACT isanother name for FHA, or Future ,lvlomemakers of America. l4lMPACT won the club banner contest during aijfjpmecoming this year. lt A ieii shows Mickey directing .Minnie Mouse on stage. During C0-OP class, senior, Brenda Standing in front of the class to give Dunn, is calling about a job opening. a presentation, is senior, John Bow land.

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,V l KEY. Front row- Cathy Sadler, Bindi, Debbie Barendt, Jennifer Molmod, Nicole Fedor, Michelle Williams, Kim Vida, Jon Tanner, Beth Collins Second row-Jaime Claros, Lisa Pipkins, Christy Yim, Jenny Calder, Cheri Curtis, Elaine Schmidt, John Fitzpatrick, Shain Thacker, Jenny Lane, Audrey Truett, Kenny Alexander, Janet Hinshaw, Larry Aquilar, Monique McBride, Back row- Randy Petrie, Jennifer McCallum, Kim Geobel, Kim Tonstad, Adam Severin, Mike Waldron, Dan Peterson, Brian Horine, Drew, Richard Hinshaw, Amy Cann, Elizabeth Capalongo, Mrs. Truett M gl f 1 IMPACT. Tanya Thies, Sally Gallant, Andrea Marshall, Amy Walters. Organizing paperwork for the ERO-sponsored Disneyland tr p are Denise Worchel and Amy Staser, seniors. iii-limo, iMPAcT, Key Club

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vercoming extra- large flute and saxophone sections, adding more movements and props to the routines, and receiving the highest point total ever achieved at the State Marching Festival, shows how much effort the band and flagline put throughout the year. We never go out to 'beat' anybody. We just concentrate on trying hard, having fun, and doing our best, comments Mr. Ron Dickson, band director. This is apparent when you look at how much time all of the members Artists Style Success ERFORMANCE put in. They rehearse at 6:30 every morning and occasionally on Tuesday nights. They also perform at almost every football game. All of this practice pays off as any band or flagline member will tell you. At every band day this year, they received a Superior rating and the judges named them as the ifl band in the state. I think that this was the best year we've had. lt was the most successful. l enjoy it because you can be yourself and it's like one big famiIy, concludes Shanelle Wiley, senior. The Percussionists perform a new amusing show, by tossing their drumbsticks from one end of the line to the other. O0 Band 81 Flagline Psyching herself out for a home evening football game is Sophomore Kim Hastings. Active members of band and flagline are Mark Light- Orr, Eddie Bridges, Chrissy Marziano and Anglea Fier- ros.