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

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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 ,

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esearching the economic and political needs of Tunisia, a small North African country, this year's Model United Nation delegates attended the annual Mock United Nations held at Arizona State University in February. For the first time, a Skyhawk Flight reporter, senior Christina Leon, was allowed tostake part and report on the activities at the meeting. Another first tirne ' for the year, was the organization of the lg Students Against Drunk Driving chapter. Challenge '88, was set up to cut down the numbers of drunk driving deaths from 5,000 to 1,000 this year. POLITICS EMPLOYMENT CONCERN NTERESTS Nikki Schrader, junior explains, SADD is teenagers telling teenagers to cut out the drunk driving. lt's a positive type of peer pressure. Providing 20 students with abilities and skills suitable for an entry-level office job, Cooperative Office Education CCOED gives students like senior Jamie LoCicero opportunity to work towards business administration goals, or senior Christy Ossege the chance to learn valuable skills in becoming a medical secretary, by providing them with similar jobs through school. Reading the minutes from Michelle Reiman, sopho- the last SADD meeting is more, listens to a speaker Mr. Bob Witkowski. at a SADD meeting. A Special ilnterestis' Clubs 83