Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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HERO students get rowdy before a football game. ui. in-...W Debbie Clark, left, and Sopia Auguste, right, help Chris Linert, center, campaign for State Senator during -a HERO convention. Home Economics Related Occupations Home Economics Related Occupations, HERO, sponsored many fund raising activites this year. They sponsored a dance after a football game, sold Halloween and Turkey grams, cookbooks, fuzzies and pretzels every Wednesday. In February HERO had a fashion show in the school cafeteria. Fourteen female and five male models from PV were chosen to model clothes from Casual Corner and Oak Tree. The chairman of the committee was Pam Deakins and the co-chairman was Vicki Karr. Kari and Ouinten from Finishing Touch coordinated models and choreography. The guest commentator was Cheryl Parker from KPNX. The PV Jazz Band played the background music. HERO students served refreshments and all profits went into the HERO Scholarship fund. lvlrs. Paulett Regan, coordinator, Pam Deakins, Kelly Dunn, Kathy Sciarillo and Heidi Ohmstedt, members, attended a convention in Denver, CO, Oct. 19, 20 and 21. There they went into various career workshops conducted by people from busi- ness and industries, competed in job skills competi- tion and toured Denver. Other conventions the club attended were the Fall Leadership Conference and the Spring State Conference, In May HERO had a Employer Banquet. Each member invited one of her employers to the banquet to show her appreciation. 154 HERO: Back Row: lvlarcy Michalski, Chris Linert, Debbie Walters, Mary Streeper, Traci Summer, Theresa Cockrill, Lana Sherwood, Emily Elliot, Kim Lynch, Sherry Gruzinski. Middle Row: Kathy Sciarrillo, Kelly Dunn, Sophia Auguste, Sandi Ross, Cherylin lVloore, Paulett Regan, coordinator. Bottom Row: Heather Powell, Pam Deakins, Debbie Clark, Vicki Karr, Cindy Cotner.

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EZ dfvousmgsfz Zgggngggfg Stanfield! The annual Arizona interscholastic Press Association fall convention was at Chandler High School. Many of the staff attended. The convention was highlighted by a musical slide show about Phoenix, presented by the Ari- zona Republic and Phoenix Gazette. Trojan Triumphs '81 Co-editors . . . Alyssa Haspel and Colleen Smith Sports Editor. . . Liza Acuna Class Editors . . . Laurie Bastek, Caryn Myer, Connie Giesie Photographers . . . Greg Bentley, Andy John- son, Alan Lay, Dina MacDougall Adviser. . . Mrs. Phyllis Stanfield ri' i L Connie Giesie, Lori Moody and Brook DeWalt discuss which pictures to use for a layout. 6 py, copy and more Oqpzif Alyssa Haspel and Colleen Smith took a course in Journal- ism, attended workshop, and have been on the staff for 2 years, in order to prepare them- selves for the Co-editor posi- tion. Alyssa says, Being a co- editor has given me leadership and publication experience that will help me in the years to come . Colleen commented, Being on the staff gave me chance to make the best memory book for 1981 After graduation Colleen plans to attend Arizona State University, majoring in public Relations. Alyssa plans to attend University of Arizona, majoring in medicine. :May lt's Finished! iss Y Q

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VK. Lisa Snow, aide, Lisa Scacewater, and Lisa Knox look through microfilm to find information about their careers. Industrial Cooperative Education Top Row: Kendall Frost, Becky Brown, Brian Tobin, Lisa Flickinger, Mr. Michael Golden, Karen Hogan, Curt Yates, Carolyn Steinegger, Joanne Vlvona. Bottom Bow: Barb Snow, Lisa Spacewa- ter, Moira Chalmers, Eddye Kay Bean, Lisa Knox. ICE gave Ken Frosty an opportunity to plan for his future career. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Industrial Cooperative Education CICEJ and Vocational Industrial Clubs of America CVICAJ are classes in which the students enroll to better their abilities in fields such as printing, cosmetology and graphics. The students receive two credits, one tor the classroom work and one forthe job they hold after school. This year we had a new teacher, Mr. Michael Golden. Mr. Golden also teaches at Shadow Mountain High School. ICEXVICA had various ways of raising money. One of the items they sold this year was candy dishes. When asked what he thought of the ICEXVICA program, Mr. Golden replied, lt's a great pro- gram, the students can tell if they like the field they're in. VICA also has a youth program. This helps the students better learn their leadership capabilities. I feel the youth organization is a very important part of the class, commented Mr. Golden.