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

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3 l Duane Long, sophomore, demonstrates the diverse life-style of a skater, while Lori Goodman, senior, dis- plays her preference. R N I K K .,.,.... ' ., S x N K X gt K X xx ,Q 5 IN X X s , .... ...set-:Q--F 1 X X S S s N E A ,NA X . X ..saXssssifsSfsssfSsM: Q, .... .. . E352 fm' sim S 5 L at For Lisa Starr, senior, talk- ing is where it all begins. As for senior, Jim Lee, he seems to find the music scene interesting. Lisa Watkins, Junior, keeps an eye out for Jason Chris- tie, senior, who seems to be more interested in sports. I NM ! f

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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

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Necessity and Responsibility: Jobs improve cash flow our parents have it, your best friend has it.. even your teacher has it! What is it? A job. Filling out application after application and going to interview after interview, you finally got your first job. Whether it was flipping a few hamburger patties or serving popcorn to a mob of moviegoers, you were now earning some money of your own. No longer did it mean begging Dad for a few bucks every Friday night. Working students had a variety of after-school jobs this year. For instance, freshman Tracey Tempel was a sales clerk at The Cornerstone on 43rd Avenue and Bell Road during the summer and holiday season. I think it was a good experience because it expanded my relationship with other . . . it expanded my relationship with other people. people, she said. While others were working for their employers, John Godfrey, senior, was working for himself. He started his own car cleaning business called Details Details . John said that he normally averages eight customers a week which is quite good. Although the idea of cleaning cars may not sound too exciting to some of us, John has had a few memorable experiences. l've done Mercedes, Porches, a couple of Lamborghinis and a 24-foot cabin cruiser, he smiled. .sg 3 - Making popcorn and smiles on Halloween while hard at work is senior, Michelle Samplin. Tallying up the tabs after a hard night's work at the cash register is Rayann Bolte, senior. 1 g Working For A Living