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

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Burning with school spirit, Mr. Wayne Kindall and Coach Tony Valenzuela en- courage enthusiasm at the Bonfire on Oct. 15. Loading the printing press, Mr. Gary McSpadden gets ready for another press run. Work plus Play equals happy staff aking lesson plans, correcting homework, and recording grades! Doesn't sound like our teachers have much fun! But they do! From dancing to betting on college football games, staff members know how to have a good time. Putting in one hour's worth of dance practice for a performance may seem inadequate, but imagine Mrs. Karen Meyer's expression when she had the task of teaching twenty- some teachers a dance to l Heard it through the Grapevine . How about having doughnut runs, strictly for teachers, and then 250 Q s having to watch them enjoy food, while you wish you had had the same idea! Even outside of school, teachers had a good time! Mr. Cass Saverino and Mr. Vince Marchese got their families together and went to the state fair. Meanwhile, the Truetts and Washburns waterskiied at Apache Lake. Mr. Ron Dickson loves playing golf, and does so with Mrs. Murnane's husband or students' fathers. We don't actually play golf, we just chase the balls around. Even administrators got into the swing of things during the assemblies, by acting crazy, and dressing up for Halloween.

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Supportin Staff Maintenance. Front Row- Vera Girton, Second Row- Alvin Dickey, Bob Simpson Third Row-Joe Hammon, Henry Orte- ga, Ben Brakefeild, Back Row- Ron Hensley, Gary Glay -. s A 'N is A hey clean our messes, guard our vehicles, feed us, and fix the heaters when we're cold. They're the maintenance, monitors, and cafeteria people! If you've ever had to serve work detail, you've probably had to work with Garry Glay or other guards as you pick up garbage around campus. These people get little recognition from students, but they are appreciated by the administration. We almost lost all of the grass on the athletic fields during the summer. The grounds people were very cooperative with that, Mr. Kindall said. Maintenance people put in the longest hours. They are the ones who open up the campus before 6:00 a.m. and who close it at 10:30 p.m. They also are the ones who clean all the classrooms, bathrooms, work during vacations fixing up the campus. Cafeteria food. Most students complain about how awful it is, but what would you do if lunch wasn't served? Cafeteria workers are very important. Without them, the student body would starve, commented Mr. Kindall. Almost everyone has been busted at least once for doing something. The people who bust students are the monitors. Most students identify the monitors as the ones who ride around in golf carts and who carry walkie- talkies. Even though their contributions to our campus may not be noticed by most students, without all of these people our campus would suffer. Everyone should try to take time out and thank them. and hallways. They even Instructional Technicians. Marge Malatesta, Debbie Ham- mond, Cricket Utzig, Mary Capp, Doris Krzystofozyk Cafeteria Personnel. Front Row- Susan Cook, Gertrude Bon- govio, Terri Martin, Sue couch, Betty Drake, Natalie Frey, Second Row- Karen Kinkade, Lynne Ernst, Rita Kleykamp, Chris Light-orr, Dianna Elledge, Patricia Burke, Anita Po- lesky, Julia Kimball, Debbie Anne Cooprider, Debra Newhin- ney, Nyda Park, Nancy Mastroni, Toni Yoeman, Marie Lau- disi, Dixie Christensen, Maribic Odey. if l,rr f V 4 24

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Reviving their glory years are Mr. Barnes, Mr. Tuscano, Mr. Talley, Mr. Bell, Mr. LaRue, Mrs. Showers, Mrs. Murnane, Mrs. Truett, Mrs. Mahar, Mrs. Talarico as they don uniforms and cheer at the Home- coming Assembly. A little pink bow and a touch of blush, turn Mr. Chuck Bell into a terrific cheerleader. Concern for crowd control at the fall assembly is shared by principal Dr. E. Jim Smith and Mr. Bob Simpson. W ,,,' Dressed for counseling in the Wild Kingdom are Mrs. Trini Sandoval. Mrs. Bettie Brixey. Mrs. Linda Hornsby, Mrs. Dixie Booth, and Ms. Sue Baumgartner. Sports fans Ms. Barb Surloff, Mr. Don Cline, Mrs. Lisa Cota, Mrs. Lin Nurnane, Mrs. Trini Sandoval, and Mrs. Dannene Truett, were out for the blood of the referee, Mr. Larry Tuscano, as Mrs. Beth Thul looks on. ,Staff P