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

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7 Protecting herself from the sun while being decorative with zinc is sophomore Sandy Scavuzzo. Energy, create hen did your school come into being? Some may say the year 1980. But it you really think about it, it didn't even exist until October 15, 1987. Think back to homecoming week. That Thursday night, over 300 students from all backgrounds gathered around a bonfire to contribute to building new school spirit. That was just the beginning! Friday was the time and planning Hollywood night when cheerline provided the crowds with enough confetti to cover the stands, rolls of toilet paper tossed out during victories, and blue and white towels waved wildly until we experienced a 38-6 victory over Horizon. One of the attractions this year, next to the fact that everyone on blue and silver's side sang The Star Spangled Banner, audibly, was the float competition. The climax to a hectic Going out of their way in a unique way on Toga day is the ROTC. Putting the finishing touch- es on Jeff Barnett, the tin man, is junior Tanzy Toves. dream homecoming week has always been the dance, but that year no run ofthe mill disc jockey was enough. Mr. Katourous, lVlr. Allen, and senior Armondo Cruz became D.J.'s and rocked on through the night. Yes, that was definitely the year to believe in your school, in yourself, and in the tradition of homecoming. You made it a tradition. Nxxk M i Taking a bite out ofthe Hus- kie used to spark the spirits ofthe students is junior Jes- se Garcia. Homecoming

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14 Keeping the parade in mo- tion is the junior float, The Wizard of Oz . They won the competition, Waving and shouting to ner freshmen classmates is Staci Daragona as she pro- ceeds down the track. Homecoming

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