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

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Smiling Snow King and n ha to et 3 ho Dancing to keep the atmo- QU99 V DDY 8 D ' S - - - phere moving are dates, tograrph taken during their J H b d nd Jill Ben- exciting night are Scott er? um er 3 'r Salvo. weft ' McKeon and Clai SGVIIOFS Receiving a glass of punch to refresh herself and her date is Julia Belluomo and her escort Rob Hood, soph- omores. Taking a break from ener- getic dancing during the prime hours of the night is Paul Dowling and Jennifer Trump, senior. Christmas Formal

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Wishing everyone the warmest wishes for a great holiday season is this door done by a fourth hour sen- ior class. Patting his stuffed belly during a lunchtime photo session is, senior, Richard Dubberstein, escorted by Amy Wallendorf, junior. Jingling Bells and Smiling Santas: The aura of Christmas present G G was the night before Christmas echoed through the auditorium walls, pulling everyone into the Christmas spirit during the assembly on December 18! Throughout the week before Christmas vacation, preparations were made, and plans carried out to make it the most festive X- mas ever experienced. Even on Monday, 4th hour classes began planning how to decorate their doors for the annual door decorating contest, and making paper chains for the hallways. Mrs. Barb Surloff's class won the door contest, while the 200 south hall students worked all week putting up paper chains, twinkling lights and posters, only to beautify the halls past belief. FBLA continued the tradition of taking Santa pictures while sophomore class started a new one by sponsoring the first winter formal ever, complete with royalty and refreshments. Individuals caught the spirit of cheer Goodwill was expressed freely by the Spanish club, who sponsored a canned food drive that raised over 2,000 cans, and Mr. Allen's classes, who adopted a family for the holiday season. Even the monthly issue of the Skyhawk Flight put Recording the gifts that Mr. Allen's class collected for a needy family is senior, Susan Martin. extra effort into their work and put out a 12 page edition, complete with added color, double truck and entertainment section dedicated entirely to the Christmas events going on, and television specials for the holiday. Individuals caught the spirit of cheer as student government put up a real Christmas tree and decorations in the cafeteria, and Debbie Haddon, senior, dressed up as Santa Claus just for the fun of it. Band members strolled through the halls on Friday, playing favorite carols, and adding the finishing touches to an almost perfect Christmas season. Just hanging around for Christmas is Santa Claus gracefully displayed on Mrs. Kogan's door.