Moon Valley High School - Countdown Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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asm D.E.C.A. is a program which gives students an opportunity to be involved in the business world while plonning tor a successful future The students have participated in a Fall. Western Regional, and State DECA Conference They have also been involved in a program entitled Toastmosters This program improves the students ' speaking skills which will help them in the future. The students have been involved in many community and social activities as well, A few of these are raising food and money for St. Mary ' s food bank and a needy family over Thanksgiving and Christmas. Students donate time to the Tumbleweed PTA to help build a haunted house. Stu- dents are selected for the class on the basis of their occupational career goals. ' ■ MJkM ' DECA: Front row — Michelle Conde, Jody Vance, Monica Nguyen, Pam Robinson, Karl Storck Back row — Ron Wilcox, Kelly Schantz, Deanna Robinson, Scott Bryan DECA Front row — Shannon Shirley. Tina Rose. Jennifer Swarthout. Kim Cornelius, Bill Wrightsmond, Sheri Viglotte Back row — Cheri Coveriy, Meliso Hornby, Kia Johnson, Lori Luke, Joe Barresi, Monso Holland, Scott Bartholomew, Scott Sherck DECA 29 Organizations

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National Honor Societyts an honorary club whose nnembership is restricted to those students who demonstrate continued excellence in the areas of scholarship, leader- ship, service, and character. NHS brings together students fronn all areas of the student body, who have given both curricularly and extracurricularly to the school. During the year NHS serves the school and students by working at school functions and tutoring willing students. NHS: Front row — Chris Coughlin Second row — Amanda Landers, Amy Morris, Karen Brookes, Greg Ulses, Jim Gibson, Frank Hoover, Victor Howard, Mohammed Malley Back row — Tandy Boon, Laraine Herring, Shannon Yak, Kim Spucces, Ross Potter, Tarl Kudrick, Paula Turghatto, Cory Oftedall NHS: Front row — Kyle Fernandez, Devron Hanks Second row — David Darmofal, Steve Ong, Don Cuppy, Vince Kwok, Donna Voss, Yvonne Trochler, Kathleen Creon. Stephanie Heyer, Theresa Holman, David Fierabend, Alan Brown Bock row — Jason Setterberg, Eric Austin, Robbi Swain, Kim Contryman, Kelly Shcolnik, Teresa Herber, Susan Tocko, Amy Abdai, Jackie Meyer, Linda Druyor 28 NHS Organizations

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HERO H.E.R.O. — Home Economics Related Occupations is for seniors with vocational interests in food service, child care, special education, medicine, dentistry, clothing, and fashion. H.E.R.O. students get job experience while in class and on the job. Students learn many job related skills, such as employer employee relationships, communication, professional dress, behavior, and much much more. H.E.R.O. students are active in the community as well as in class and on the job. Governor Babbitt has selected Pom Ferguson as the only teacher representative to serve on a vocational committee for the state of Arizona, Congratulations PamI Front row — Jill Ruggles, Jenny Sounders, Michelle Van Heusen, John Welch, Lisa Forney, Pam Ferguson, Gino Menze Back row — Tom Hungerford, Charlene Null, James Dilgard, Connie Paylor, Steve Schmell, Tim Folvarsky Not pictured — Jennifer Rogers Front row — Barb Peel, Anne Pederson, Maria Badendick, Julie Jepson Back row — Christine Allen, Roger Irvin, Mario Birsa. Shannon Hughes, Mike Kint --r 1 30 H.E.R.O. Organizations