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

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,. ........ 1 lVlore than you know: During the Fall Sports As- sembly, senior, Charlie Carl- son intensively watches the class competitions. Snaking through the gym to the popular sound of La Bamba, by the group Los Lo- bos, the student body en- joys a frenzy of spirit. Seniors set ne more senior, one more senior class. But wait! lt's not just one more senior class. lt was the largest senior class to ever arrive on campus. Nine hundred seventy three seniors registered on August 28 causing backups and delays. Prime parking spots disappeared at the blink ot an eye. The earlier classes had standing room only, and the off campus lunchtime rush grew increasingly worse. The arrival of the seniors affected school life more than Opening pace most people know. Seniors suddenly had a pride that dominated the school. Cramming seniors, along with the rest of the school, into the gym for an assembly that was the first of its kind, started the spark of spirit that grew and grew. Seniors became a living revelation, a legend in their own time. They were literally bigger than life because they were bigger than ever. ln one year's time they contributed more than you know.

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