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

Page 23 text:

Trying to avoid the wolf is Little Red Ridinghood, Dar- cie Dunlap, senior. Fulfilling the role of Pee Giving off a horrifying glow Wee Herman for Halloween at work, is sophomore Anth as he dances is Shannon ony Berrarity Hards senior. lin! J, an

Page 22 text:

Displaying her makeup worn to disquise her as a cat is, Julie Vesley, senior. Expressing his unique idea for a costume as Mac To- night is sophomore, Brian Horine. A Pickle and Pee Wee Herman: What do they all have in common? alloween is a festive time for students and staff to let their imagination run wild. Even before school started, the enthusiasm of Halloween could be seen in everyone's faces. As you walk down the halls to your first period class, you can see a girl in pajamas with many people are fixing their costumes in front of the bathroom mirrors. There were many creative costumes ranging from a bag lady to a pickle and Pee Wee Herman. Between classes, you see more people in costumes and some who just dressed as themselves. During lunch, a historical costume contest was held by the Bicentennial committee and famous people like Paul Revere and Lady MacBeth were among the figures being judged. After school, the fun began as students jammed at parties around town or spent their evening at the state fair. Many went trick- or-treating around their neighborhoods or to the haunted houses set up by KZZP. There are those who had to work on Halloween but had fun too by dressing up at their place of work. Amy Bailey, sophomore, works at Daggett and Daggett of Sun City and dressed up as a kitty cat. Everyone was involved! Even the faculty got involved. Miss Beth Mehne, psychologist, came to school dressed as a clown and Miss Patricia Blair got into the fun by dressing as a Puritan, Anne Bradstreet Michelle Carter, senior, wandered around as a hippie on Halloween. lt was a lot of fun except for the fact that the bottoms of my feet were black by the end of the day! lt was a Halloween to remember with creative, funny costumes. Senior Camille Brown caused Mr. Dave Hodges' first hour government class to have hysterics by coming as Buckwheat. Camille was definitely one of the funniest costumes l saw all day, laughed Mr. Hodges. Halioween

Page 24 text:

Rock, lVloney,Sports: Do opposites attract? emember lifestyle? skirts, big shirts, short walking through Imagine being the hair, and dancing to the halls Of your young man, not super Depeche Mode every school and noticing all involved with school Friday night? the couples that activities, but one who How about walking existed? How enjoys his classes. tne patn of a girl who similar they were He's quiet, doesn't has attended all the and how well they make waves, and sporting events blended together. But admires from afar. religiously, not what happened to the When he finally has because she idea that opposites the courage, the shy, understood the event, attract? Remember chivalrous approach but beoause that when you were fits the personality. special someone attracted to that But, could that was part of the game. person who could never fit into your approach work on the girl who was into mini- ,af ' A Q. V5 0 4 I j The smooth style of Dave Borrow, senior, does not seem to appeal to Julie O'Neill, junior. Mix Match Couples fmt' . ,, .,., ,V . .,., ...I-Mfw,g,,,,, ,., ,,,, we .. H ,, W, 'K sf 'V 1 f A 4412234 V ,,,,, , .,,,,,, MW Q