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

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l eaching practical career skills in an informal environment, clubs such as School Store, Jobs for Arizona Graduates QJAGJ, and Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAD, provide oportunities to explore business related interests. Taking inventory, making displays and working with sales, students in Hawkfs Haven or school store learn valuable lessons in running a business. Keeping students in school while they decide wha tto do after I Todd Moller, senior jumped for bucks on November 19 1987 in FBLA's Jump for Bucks. Employment Opportunity Training U INESS high school, JAG helps students find part time jobs that can develop into a full time career. Overcoming broken down vans and numerous fund raisers, FBLA members promote civic responsibility throughout the community. They also attend business skill competitions and conventions year-round. Offering two credits for a single course, HERO, open only to seniors, helps students find a job, and receive extra training on campus at the same ti lTl 6. Lori Farrell, junior straight- , ens up some of the stuffed animals which were on sale in our school store. Business Clubs

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pproximately 110 homeroom representatives ranging from freshmen to seniors, assemble together once a month in the auditorium to hold House of Reps meetings. The next day, the representatives report to their homeroom class any new issues that student government is involved in. This procedure has allowed students to voice their opinions and suggestions to student government. We've had some good proposals this year, junior Jennifer Molmod, student government vice president said. Students are taking charge of different areas. W Democratic Supportive United RESENTATIVES Representative Jenni Lichtenwalter, junior, proposed before the House, the idea of painting the fight song on the gym wall. After the proposal, two motions were made for Jenni to look into the idea. It was good to find out that she followed up on the information we needed to vote on it. Jennifer added. Another proposal, made by freshman Brian Kawasaki and junior Paul Swardstrom, was to put lights out on the racquetball courts. House of reps has proven to be a good way for students to get involved in student government. Senior Melisa Taylor, reports to her advisory class about the issues discussed in the current House of Representatives meeting. STUDENT BODY REPRESEN- TATIVES. Front row- Jennifer Schwoerer, Charlie Carlson, Jennifer Molmod Back row- Ja- net Hinshaw, Denise Curley, Carey Goebel House Of Representatives

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School Store. Front Row: Kathi Trammel, Shannon Forshey, Jill McDermot, Stacy McLaughlin, Lori Farrell, Brandi DeLeon Back Row: Chad Stevenson, Mark Bird, Wendy Pensinger, Chris Johnson, Marsha McNutt, Jennifer Delucia, Mr. Joralman rm M AY I W! ,,.E, . g,, 7, + A I ', , er nii rrrrrs Jag. Front Row: John Rhodews, Jennifer Trump, Vicky Moe, Trina Erwen, Tracy Mindham, Ms. Willette Back Row: Christina Redmen, Dan O'Donnell, Sherry Ferdna, Dawn Bailey, Leann Lyon. FBLA. Front Row: Eugene Salisbury, Jeanne Washingtion, Lisa McLarty, Amy Wellendorf. Sheryl Wagoner, Pat O'Boyle Second row: Jason Mitchner, Shannon Keel, Lisa Frederickson, Joey Suputo. Gerard Fredette, Rob Michaels, Denise Cropper, Beth Magain, Becky Juarez, Beth Slaughter, Pat Leonard Third Row: Mrs. Dahliquist, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Holland, Rusty Stanley, Jim Payne, Cindy Stewart, Eric Huber, Shaynee McGinnes, Anada Topham, Mike Bound, Troy Barrett, Sharee Widing, Vickie Stoiber, Heather Ingram, Karen Kohnert, Jennifer Mathews, Sharon Collins, Shawn Weidman, Marty Bacamayh, Shanan Eckert, Jeff Horton, Chris James Back Row: Jenell Payne, MaryAnn Helgeson, Tricia Swagel, Wendy Stevens, Debra Lord, Kristin Prasse, lrene Bosquez, Rayann Boite, Mike Waldrom, Nicki Jackson, Fricka Ofori-Kyei, Khoa Nquyen, Mark Peters, Kim Olsen, Jamie Locicero, Lesa Gyory, Aysel lsik, Anna Matarazzo, Alisa Burns, Kim Backster, Rebeca Grocott, Kerrie Twyman, Jacqueline Driescher Business Clubs l ,