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

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WN, VNAX -Wi fe '45 R . ff,,.., Classes reflect life-long interest in farming r. Mike Gillispie, an agricultural teacher here, has a love for agriculture and for his students. Gillispie teaches vocational agriculture, animal science, agricultural plant science. Gillispie first became interested in agriculture when he was growing up. I lived on a farm and growing up there taught me to love it. He then moved on to University of Arizona and has been teaching here for two years. Around 50 students were enrolled in the Agriculture program for the '87-'88 season. They must have an interest in agriculture or horticulture and a desire to learn more about it. Gillispie likes the students at Deer Valley because they are so easy to get along with. Gillispie hopes to increase enrollment in the program and to be one of the best vocational agriculture programs in the state. Gillispie thinks the facilities here are excellent, the agriculture facilities here are among the best in the state if not the best. His classes consist of FFA, agricultural mechanics, supervised occupational experience programs, and technical agricultural business management. Mr. Jim Addahbo - Start Your Own Business, Business Law, Free Enterprise Mr. Jim Allen - American History, Modern American History Mr. Rich Amanatl - Reading Lab, Senior Read- ing, Department Person!Reading Mr. Brian Anderson - Algebra 3-4, Geometry. General Math Mr. Rick Anderson - LS Free Enterprise, LS American History, LS American!Arizona Gov- ernment, LS Math Mrs. Thora Anderson - English 3-4X5-6 Mr. Rob Archer - Lifetime Sports, PEOPEL, Out- door Adventure Ms. Rachel Arnold - English 1-2B!5-6 Mr. Carl Bakemeier - Adaptive P.E. Mr. Chris Barnes - General Science, Astron- omy!Geology Ms. Sue Baumgartner - Counselor Mr. Chuck Bell - General Science B, Wildlife Biology, Science Club Advisor, Department Chairperson!Science Mrs. Melba Bennett - Free Enterprise, Introduc- tion to Computers, Micro Software, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America Advisor Mrs. Sharon Betof - Consumer Math, Consumer Math B Ms. Pat Blair - English 5-6B!7-8 Mrs. Bettie Brixey - Counselor Miss Marcie Brown - General Science, Biology B Ms. Katherine Chandler - Human Relations, Fashion Plus, Department Chairperson!Home Economics Mrs. Irene Clegg - English 5-6X7-8 Mr. Don Cline - American!Arizona Government, American History AP Mrs. Corrine Cole - Career Goals, Single Surviv- al, Beginningflntermediate Foods Ms. Ann Colombo - Geometry, Consumer Math, Trigonometry Mr. Ted Corley - AP Calculus, Algebra 1-2, De- partment Chairperson!Math Mrs. Lisa Cota - American History, Sociology Ms. Gloria Dahlquist - Introduction to Comput- ers, Notehand, Personal Finance, Keyboarding 1-2, Future Business Leaders of America Advi- sor 42 ifFaCultyC e N F .5555 .- . .. -- . . .gy .. -J. .. f- s- :.:.t.. wk S 5 X oss , .5 N we 5 X Pi ,Q n .s BBS ss E Q s fx 5 . A i ti gigs is X MX .S G T N,..,... ,... - .. i ,.,,..- .L...,AmN ,I - ,E t we J,,,.,..xgi,-, - ' ' W X

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W-' ta , N Assistant Superintendants: Tom Boone CBusinessJ, Jodi Leinenw- ever CPersonneID, Bob Jones Clnstructionj, Dr. Robert Sauter CCur- riculumj, CNot pictured-Don Combrink!Educational Support Ser- vicesb. They assist the Superintendant of Schools in coordinating the activities of the district. J X Wx J mf I .f lg rri M pw T . 9-av-H'- C7 The Governing Board is the decision-making body for the district. Front Row: Ms. Mary Lees, Mr. Bill Wharton, and Mrs. Arlene Duston. Back Row: Dr. Mike Criddle, and Mr. Jim Stoll. Mr. Wayne Kindall, assistant principal for facilities, athlet- ics, and attendance, is a fa- miliar face on campus. 'TL' Alf' istrator to occupy that post. l Administration Ms. Barbara Daggett, V- Tech principal, is the admin-

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