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

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Bumping the ball for a set up, Diane Echols, junior, shows the effort made by the members of the volleyball team. Going for thei touchdown, senior Matt Witkowski is protected by junior Jason Lagasse. Sportsil3ivider i

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David Setzkorn launches a Scorpion rocket as other members of the rocket club look on. Male Color Guard - Chris Rhodes, Greg Drennon, John Albertson, Andy Wil- liamson, Chris French, Duane Andersen. It 1 Drill Team - Front Gary Degeronimo. First Row Robbie Hollingsworth, Marji Cline, David Setzkorn, Jeff Wagner, David Whitmarsh, Kris Machemer, Duane Andersen, John Albertson. Second Rom Lorissa Roberts, Elaine Schmidt, Brad Tomazic, Brian Horine, Mark Sadowski, Todd Albertson. Third Rom Shawn Palmer, Jason Brown, Robert Chase, Tony Phoenix, Wylice Temple, Eron Carlson. ' . ,, . ft X ,QMQQ T Q f 1 ' . x. Q . mf ' ' - C. if I Eze .K K L 1: -Q. Q K :. s-- A v A K ., A v A 'Q 'M A j ,tt,. A X x 2' X : . - QQ gg -,i J f L T H ip . , ig ,J -M Rocket Club - Hrst Rom Dennis Fasula, Marji Cline, Wylice Temple, David Setz- korn. Second Row Mark Gragill, Eric Day, Chris Springfield, Ron Barilla. Third Rom Todd Albertson, Robert Chase, Mark Sadowski, Jeff Horton. Back Row: Bruce Cookerly, Kim Young, Tony Phoenix, 1 Female Color Guard - Marji Cline Wendy Stevens, Mi- chelle Welborn, Larissa Roberts, Barbra Gonzalez, Wylice Temple. ROTC

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