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

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Mr. Dick .loralman - Free Enterprise, Junior!Senior Key- boarding, Keyboarding 1-2, School Store Advisor Mr. Mark Kafouros - American!Arizona Government, Ameri- can!Arizona Government B Mrs. Shirley Kaye - EMH Self Contained Mrs. Lorralne Klng - American History, American History B Mrs. Diana Kogan - American!Arizona Government, Ameri- can History B, Class of '90 Advisor Ms. Wendy LaRose - American!Arizona Government, Street Law Mr. Neil Larue - Practical Physics 1-2, Physics A Ms. Judy Lawson - LS Speech!Language Mrs. Mary Luckenbill - English 3-4B, Writing for College Mr. Vince Marchese - American History, Global Studies Mrs. Kay Marshall - HOE Field, VICA Executive Council Advi- sor, Vocational Honor Society Advisor Mr. Gary Mc Spadden - Graphic Arts 1-2, Vocational Graphic Arts, VICA Graphic Arts Advisor Mrs. Cindy Metzger - Lifetime Sports 1-213-4, Advanced Gymnastics, Gymnastics Miss Karen Meyer - Dance 1-2!3-4X5-6, Performance Dance, Student Government Advisor, Dance Club Advisor Mrs. Betsy Morse - College Preporation, Reading Lab, Read- ing Tutor. international Club Advisor Mrs. Lln Murnane - LS Work Adjustment, LS Work Exper- ience, LS Lab, LS English 5-6, LS Basic Skill Ms. Gayle Newhall - Spanish 1-2X3-4 Mr. Chris 0'Brien - ArizonafAmerican Government Dr. Jean Oracheff - Department Chairperson!Special Ser- vices, Academic Decathlon Advisor, Class Of '88 Advisor Mr. Dave Page - ICE, Photography 1-2, VICA ICE Advisor, Department Chairpersonfvocational Arts Mr. Rlchard Patty - Counselor Ms. .lan Perkins - ESI Mr. Gerhard Poetzl - On Campus Suspension Mr. Doug Porter - Free Enterprise, MDE Field, Marketing, DECA Mr. Tom Reeve - Counselor Mr. Rich Russell- Accounting 1-2, Keyboarding 1-2, Business Machines, Department Chairperson!Business Ms. Jeanne A. Sabrack - Comparative Literature, English 7-8, National Honor Society Advisor, Department Chairperson! English Mrs. Nadine Salahub - French 1-213-415-6!7-8 Mrs. Trlnl Sandoval - Counselor Mr. Bob Sarleant - Chemistry, Chemistry A Mr. Cass Saverlno - American!Arizona Government, Ameri- can!Arizona Government B Ms. Jean Say - English 5-617-8 Mr. Dave Scott - Photography 1-2, Vocational Photography, VICA Photography Advisor Mr. Paul Sharp - Vocational Carpentry, Advanced Vocational Carpentry, Woods 1-2 Mrs. Jan Showers - Biology, Anatomy!Physiology Ms. Karen Slewers - Modern Jazz, Dance 1-215-6, Advanced Dance, Dance Club Advisor Ms. Rita Simon - Algebra 3-4X3-4A, Consumer Math Mr. Ed Sink - Vocational Architectural Drafting, Vocational Engineer Drafting, Drafting 1-2 Mr. Bill Smith - Chemistry, General Science Ms. Carol Stapleton - English 3-415-6 244 Faculty g 1 4 5:Er H5V .Y . W A 1 X X 1 6 je 1 is. , f 4.13 ., , ,,,,.,,,,, . , i Q no '1 if gill f ig or llll if si VE. 111,13 A lla., ' .' 1 ' 4' Q f ii .il k 1 x t-din K 1 M Z .fir e V' WW 'fir get V V, HJ ! 2 N . A . an gn C X f f f C 2 if? , 'iff' fgyl J- it f i .ef X. l 2 or A yi gg. 5 es. , e ar - yf W ,uf if SW? , . K , 4 , ,fff 1 i ?f:55rrff1'.f ff ,fr ., ..,, , 5fWi2iz,,ilr . G . W xii' , W W 4 V' CJ ill Q i Mi V, ..., y If ,,,, ..,, . r nf . N . . ,v , B f f s fy, 1 ,,,f . . E gigs' ',:: l l i

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