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

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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

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here are you at 10:30 p.m. on a school night? Most people are out with their friends. Not the yearbook staff! They spent many late nights working to bring you the book you are now reading. After many dilemmas, such as the misplacement of over 2,000 underclassmen pictures and the consumption of many six foot subs, the yearbook staff managed to put together a bigger book than ever before! It consists of 264 pages and color galore! Commitment Dedication Excitement EARBOOK Editor-in-Chief Chris Cordova comments, I am very thankful for my staff and advisor, Miss Diane Houpt. They were truly dedicated and very hard working. You were all great and l thank you. I couldn't ask for anything MORE. The 1987 Soaring won three awards at the fall journalism convention in Glendale. lt received a first place for best use of endsheets and two third places in photography. The 1987 yearbook also received a second place rating from Columbia University. YEVARBOOK. Front row-Jamie Malin, Chris Cordova, Carrie Ann Talbot, Holly Hoffman, Kristann Monohan, Christina Leon, Debbie Barendt, Virginia Robles, Pam Bowman, Teri Radoccia Second row-Jim Dem s H th F r ' ' p ey, ea er e guson, Crista Capp, Rosie Mar- tinez, DeDe Forwood, Laura Mayfield, Juli Lehmann, Ashlee Churchey, Sharon Powell, Erin Mastriano, Alishia DeSanti Back row-Teofil Chelmagn, Steve Brdford, Kelly McGinley, John Albertson, Jeff Linnertz, Devra Fitch, Toby Thomas, Fred Thomas, Richard Tarzia, Lori Orehek, Shawna Neil, Thomas Villa Yearbook l l Alphabetizing the index, Drew Phillips, senior prepares to compile a complete list of student names.