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

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i , eifiz- iii. 2521- 'ii' H '1:-. ig. ..4.. iii: mis if ,.,: :gf fl J ' l1: 1 T 'A1. jf T f ' Lf? 3 it T islf if his year's freshmen and JV The JV team, coached by Cass eeeee softball programs have Saverino, did well with wins l p 1 ,AA rrri J improved. They have against teams such as Central, rrey J V ,,r2t Vf21'ii J 'ii' if undergone some good changes Thunderbird, Tolleson, Paradise gTJ f if iii f iirt, with improving facilities and new Valley, and Horizion. The team f lii'p i i ! yyt g uniforms. worked hard and their work paid i tsf trfstifffs it A The teams started practicing in off, comments Saverino. y ?gyy sygfyy , late November. They practice The freshmen girls, coached by t, gli i daily from 2:30 on. They had Dick Joralmon, business teacher, lfiff 'ii i ' iffrit games every Tuesday and had wins against teams such as lf, A ff? , Thursday. Central, Horizion, Shadow .f,. iti 4 .. 4, ff.. Varsity coach Vince Marchese Mountain, Thunderbird, Tolleson, ..... believes that this year's JV and and Horizion. The freshmen won iiitf A freshmen teams will improve and the majority of their games and do well for our school in the the ones they lost were not by seasons to come. Based on the many points. , . J l'fff i if play of our junior varsity and As with the varsity program, JV g fllf 1 lslli freshman teams I feel extremely good about the future and look and freshmen softball doesn't draw record-breaking crowds and forward to many winning seasons the coaches feel that support IS i in the years to come. necessary for a winning season. tsii pi, p , Ready to the slug the ball is, Melaine as S FTBALL 44 r 'lis s s to ,sil J SCOREBOARD C6-115 145' f11fl?3i5CentrQial 7 t 'i 1 8 Apoiioslf' 2 4 Apollo 13 11 Horizon .s,. 6 ,yi,Horizon glsf t .5 8,5412 Moon Valley. stl. g Oi 6 Moons Valley s 5 A 7 Shadow Mountain I J 15 g,., Shaclow Mountain, forfeit Thunderbird gg g A 125 11'lifelThum1tiiierbiiY'E5i isst A A fffjii 7 Tiolleslcisn 7. 5 g Tolleson 5 ' 9 12 Paradise Valley J .i. 5.e,,Qs.,PafeQ.iSG Valley 4 8 Greenway l 5' ' Sl sisiii Greenway 9 sisi ' T lalf A J ' I A ,J,V.iSoftball, Front Row- LindaQHossack,,Trisha Schaum, Jennifer Almeida, Julie Davy, Jennifer t Arnold, Latifa'GradoJ,'.miie Belluomo, Back nowi Amy tnams, keflsfs Fieidirfggf Camille sgli Maseillg if Angea DeLoretto, Kristin Thompson, Kari Thompson, Loril-lorn, Jennie Lichtenwalter, Coach Cass Saverino. K g softball afl' A -J

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Wiz if :flftgi ,,,i i it xl ialw, lf A K5 S ig la 5 if an gf WW at f pf 5 F 1 49 AJ if ig il W ,, Scooping up a grounder during a close game is sophomore, Tabitha Bay Preparing to release her pitch is junior Deanna Kroll shows excellent form wr VARSITY SOFTBALL K4 SCOREBOARD C10 8 lj Westwood Camelback Central Apollo Horizon Moon Valley Shadow Mountain Thunderbird Tolleson Paradise Valley Greenway Apollo Honzon Moon Valley Shadow Mountain Thunderbird Tolleson Paradise Valley Greenway Varsity Softball. Front Row- Shelly Bennett, Jodie Welsh, Heather Shannon Amber Upton, Kirsten Knapp, Michelle Lafko. Back Row+ Coach Vince Mar chese, Theresa Schouten, Stacey Frate, Jody Nelson, Lisa Follett, Deanna Kroll, Susan Frate, Tabitha. Bay, and Coach Carl Bakemeiery. Q , Varsity Softball T

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Pitching the ball to her opponent, Amy Harris, junior, gets the strike. Catching the ball on a warm up throw is Linda Hossack, sophomore. I . Qkbbzzq , t..t 1--1 rt, 1 Usingallherstrength tothrowthe ball r r or 3 ' ' ' ' ' . ' Qh in 'srr n . totorrr ls, Lori Horn, junior p , , i i l it i ftsi ti'i r ssrt sris Qrii fl15lffg ri' rris si,i Pl 9516 tirssi Moen Vglieyfi, r t te f t ' r' rrrr t tsrr sfr TQHGSQU it r 3 ti,ls, ' ii' Q W ' ofini f fi? Olsen, R6ohelrleZrslGaro?5r, Kirks fCohef1 Back ROW Je2iifiette'frBaldWii, LZLQEI Heard ' rtrr rssl