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

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it ssss X w lM i L... .::,, y ..:: l 1 'gl 774025 VWWUJWZWZSW7 fm you Know than you first entered e 'Deer Valleyi you wanted rl more thanriust going to classes foriifiverrfdaysiagsweelti, r You wanted to be more involved, have more fun, more friends and most ofitall, more toiiryourllihigh school years. is But in factwtherer weresso many opportunities for involvement that it was virtually impossible for the average student toparticipate in every club and organization within four years at Deerllalley. F So when you heard terms like FFA, FBLA, JAG, DECA, COE you wondered if they would bring about more spice to your life And they did! A in the House of Representatives, you could represent your hoigneroogn, orgbe as classfofficer in Student A Government, y in dftemaieyou 'c fuld eesignfanr entireset or join the International flfhespian Socrety.s In the holiday seasonsgtyou could sing out a few carols with the choir or perform the Fight Songulwith the award-winning band. ln gymnastics, you couid learn now to do cartwheels without your hands or learn how to win a court case in mock trials. ln the Model United Nations, you could attend the state-wide A conference in Tucson or participate in typing competitions for the FBLA club. A i Orgganizatio ns Divider l 75

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While the band plays Hot Stuff in the stands, the flagline claps along at the first game of the season on September 11. Aftelglthe finale of the NAU iks ,Band gay, the Skyhawli-Bandnbirectoi, Ron Dick- son, receives the National Band Associ- ationi Award! for Marching e Excelience from s s PatriciajgHoy, directorftof bands at NAU,'and Greg Hansen, director of bands in Utah, on Qctober,17. t ts1fQgO.rtgaQniit2ationg Dividerisf

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eeping our school clean, organizing meetings, planning events, and publicizing anything and everything going on, are just a few Leaders Movers Shakers OVERNMENT The election committee has the job of watching the ballot boxes, checking S nominees and even making sure nominees stay out of the 200 foot circle challenges that student g , g,1'5.SUTY09HQiidllU8 the V0fiI'lg government officials take on willingly every year. But what happened this year? What have they done for you lately? Most noticeable to the student body is the effort put into all the assemblies, ranging from finding students to participate in contests to adjusting to a sudden change of location. Hours of work goes into planning fireworks, speakers and making sure everyone knows their job. booths during elections. A rule many don't even know exists! Planning food drives, blood drives, and keeping the community in tune with what's going on is the job l of thefcommunity and service committee. Everything from putting garbage cans in the parking lots in January to planning the how and when of graduation, student government has a hand in it all. s Student Body President, Denise Curley, senior, is caught up in everyday Student Government work. Homecoming Royalty was just one of the many activities of Student Government. Here Senior Carey Goebel posts pic- tures ofthe Candidates. Student Government