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

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t least once a week you can spot a member of the AFJ ROTC somewhere on the campus. Staff Assistants C! Lt. Col. Gary Degeronimo and c!Lt. Colonel David Setzkorn, seniors led the Flights into another year of fine military performances. A special highlight for the Flights was on November 10, when Sgt. Valdez was awarded with the Outstanding AFJROTC Instructor Award for the western area. The color gaurd performed at countless ceremonies from elementary schools to DETERMINATION PRIDE HONOR EADERSHIP military balls. Andy Williamson, C!TSgt was the male commander while Majorie Cline, C!lVISgt was the female commander. Colonel Watson explained that the color guard has a busy schedule all year long. Several times a month, members of the Rocket Club meet to discuss a common interest - building rockets. C!LtCol David Stezkorn began this new club to promote an opportunity for younger cadets to explore the world of model rockets. The club is instructed by Colonel Will Watson, 1Lt Kim Young and MSgt Wylice Temple. To start off a fall evening football game, are Color Guard members Chris Rhodes, Duane Anderson, John Albertson, Marji Cline and David Setzkorn. On December 4, Chris Springfield could be found at the Dining-out Banquet at Glendale Community Col- lege. 4 ROTC