Desert Shadows Middle School - Oasis Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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dyssey Of The Mind Showtime - Matt Moore, Cheryl Natale. Marisa Ross, Heather Sinclair, Ms. Carol Rebeka. Not pictured, Mrs. Mary Segall. E 5 S ff? 1- 5.sf24flii,: lr . Q COMICS - Mrsjoan Santoro, Mary Labontqjessica Winger, Kat Davis, Tracy Golub, Jeff Cohen, Mr. Larry Thompson. i S 3 2 2 5 E I E S r . 1 153 'Rr QS ,Nh .. A 5 Mrs. Iiynn Rouyer, director Gift of Flight - Front row - Paul Patterson, Mike Marziani, Mike Gorman, Row Z - Stcvc Ifranson, Chad Baker, Row 3 - Mr. Rod Stocl-4, Not prcturccljon Pillow, Brian Bahhin. Straddlc Structure -jordan Cox, Steven King, Billy Brown, Beau Iicckrnun. Not pictured, Kastlc Olson, Chris Snuffer, Mark Iverson, and Mr. john Mclindrcc. ,. .h ,fi -, R L . Y? E l --r-r ,,,, , iw 2 fa,'H5,g , 172: I .... ' , i K .if-7' 3-5, ' Y 'X '-,-ftiigp 'gf' 4:51 t. 2 f y uw I I it i L Y 1

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Academic Achievers DSMS provides an opportunity for students to pursue their academic talents beyond the regular classroom activities. A few of these activities pre- sented on this page are the Pledge Team, Academic Bowl, Youth Authors Day, and the writing contest sponsored by junior Achievement. The 1987 sev- enth grade academic bowl team was the first place district winner. We had two eighth grade students who won 2nd and 3rd place prizes on the Junior Achievement writing contest. Desert Shadows is proud ofthe opportunities offered to students to excell to their potential. FT' JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT'S PROJECT BUSINESS ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS - Second Place, Natalie Romney, Third Place, Brian Dunn. PLEDGE TEAM - Ms. Linda Hunstad, assembly co-chairpersongjoan Lasys, naturalized citizen and speaker, Natalie Romney, Melissa Helton-Klein, Billy Browng Lisa Carotenutog Trisha Borgmang Kirsten Levineg Elena Piercy, Karen Lee, K. C. Scull, Maricopa County Atrorney's office, and Frank Groenwald, juvenile-probation officer, YOUNG AUTHORS of 1987 - Miranda Ashley, Sarah Hughes, Becky Blount, Dana Hopper, Karen Brown, and jill Story, 'if 5 Ve' M fa 1-.ri IA f ....- - ,R we - s . .' A G S ' ' A .s if W.: K ,g , X r ,,,,,Jf. ff Be, Q 1- s A af' X F if ' in em 't 'Ni SEVENTH GRADE ACADEMIC BOWL FIRST PLACE WINNERS OE 1987 - Sarah Rotondo, Michael Finkel, Heather Sinclair, Ms. Linda Hunstad Cadviserl, Billy Brown, Richard Perry. 65

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All Stars Say o To Drugs! For the past two years a group called the All Stars has been help- ing and improving our school. The All Stars improve our school by improving themselves, All Stars are working on the special project this year, Say No To Drugs. The All Stars learn refusal skills, and other techniques for saying No. All Stars is an important group that has helped students to be polite, pre- pare for the future, be confident, and be a success. The All Stars program has helped make DSMS number 1. up M it r....g c sumti t,.. r.tr. M ,... . . S . 2 sa f . is s L ' ri is f- it s lxsfs Q.. Q ,r rr' ,f fi fig, ' A ig M, ,.,.. J I. K g ' A -' QE A 1 Q, . . rr I V 5 'I 1 at H I ' R ' r , Front row - Will Irvine, Lisa Carorenuto, Todd True,jennifer Nicoli, Steve Buckmanjamie Marks, Keri Grossman, Monica Frenkel, Kim Donnelly, Ira Bube, Nicole Greeneich, Row 2 - Coach Charlson, Alexandria Erting, Brian Srone, Eric Lundgren, Elena Piercy, Orli Piercy, jason Yorio, Michelle Marsland, Amanda Sepanski, Tabitha Donofrio, Heather Sinclair, Amy Dorley,joy Dilorio, Elenora Andrews, Tatum Mareno, Coach Hackworth, Not pictured joe Allan, Erin Bergeson, Becky Blount, Trisha Borgman,jennifer Moyer, Mart Silverberg, Rebecka Sisk, Marissa Ross, Michelle Thieken, Carrie Smith, Karen Lee, Jodi Lukan, Michelle McKiernan. Kristen Perron receives a big hug from Mr. Cooper for a iob well done, Lift off to Say No to Drugs. In the spring of eighty- seven the Elk's Club sponsored a Say No To Drugs essay contest for the Paradise Valley School District. The winner was Kristen Perron. She attends our school, DSMS. The essay contest winners of schools received Say No To Drugs t-shirts. The district winner's name was placed on the traveling trophy on display at that year's winning school.