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

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,4cZ6an dan Zan Know emember the days when there wasn't a care in the world? When the biggest problem was deciding where to go, or what activities to participate in. Lunch always presented the first problem. With a closed campus, you can sit in the canopy areas and listen to the D.J.'s music while relaxing. But then again, there are lunch passes in which you had the vast world of fast foods to choose from. After you thought you could coast through the day without too much thought, here come after-school activities, ranging from Mock Trial to skiing and golf to swimming. But wait, you haven't forgotten the special senior dunk tank after school, or royalty nominations, have you? Now what to do?! Thursdays could always cause problems when you had to decide whether that Trigonometry test was really important, or should the Homecoming float take top priority after the rain ruined it? Weekends were probably the hardest. Did you want to go to Peter Piper Pizza or a dance after the game? What about the haunted house or the fair? Even choosing a movie was difficult with 25 different movies showing within a five minute drive from school. Decisions like that make school what it really is, busy. With all the activities, when you think about it, there really was More Than You Know! T P

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A silence fell as 200 bal- loons drifted over the cam- pus crowded with patriots. Red, White and Blue: T i ii Foundation creates unification he Constitution Rehnquist, and of the United President Ronald States was the Reagan. The students stepping stone for the then joined in the foundation of our Pledge of Allegiance country. After 200 with people all across years of keeping the America. On September 17, the anniversary of the country together, the Constitution celebrates its Bicentennial. We honored the Constitution by participating in several activities during Constitution Week, September 17-23. First, on September 16, students watched Bicentennial, the the Constitution gala festivities continued in Washington, D.C. on when Mrs. Hedges and television during several students from Advisory. The speakers the AP. Government included Former Chief class read the Justice Warren Burger, Constitution during Chief Justice William both lunches. After lunch, Mark Light Orr, junior, rang chimes. Then 200 red, white, and blue balloons were launched by the 5th hour Social Studies classes while Marji Cline, sophomore, played the Star Spangled Banner. A few minutes later, 200 seconds of silence were acknowledged by the entire school. As Mrs. Hedges reflects, CThe Constitution wasb an incredible accomplishment for people 200 years ago to frame a government that still protects and expands our rights and liberties. Reciting the Constitution during lunch time activities is Bill Gates. Constitution