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

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Co Computer Club Members Charlie Plogman and Brian Bernal put a program into the computer erminal. Computer Club The goal of the Computer Club is to give the students who are interested in computers a chance to get the experience and knowledge needed for computer fields, said Mr. Paul Cor- nell, computer club sponsor. The Computer Club consists of approximately 20 students. The only requirement that the club has is that each student either be enrolled in a computer math course or have completed a computer course. We have a fairly adequate computer room although we could use some move advanced equipment and terminals, said Mr. Cornell. The Computer Boom consists ot two Apple Micro-Computers and three time sharing com- puter terminals. The Apple Computers are a unit within themselves. They are not connected to one master computer. The time sharing com- puter terminals are tied into a Master Computer in Scottsdale. Paradise Valley shares the Master Computer with other local schools and busi- nesses. We are allowed only so much time on the computer. This gives others the chance with the computer. The students learn how to program a com- puter by setting up various activities such as games, problem solving skills or exercise in logic. Alter programming the computer, the stu- dents can challenge themselves by matching wits with the computer. 5 inda Turner, Brian Bernal, Mr. Cornell, Diego Cardenas. mputer Club Members: Top Row: Charlie Plogman, Bob Pellegrino, Dee Burgess, Wayne Kennedy, Susan Fabanich. Bow 2: 159

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PV Ad Club: Top Bow: John Waight, Jim Pearson, Jim Lovegrove, Phil Serodato, Michael Kull, Mike Schoenike, David Wilhardt, Gil Armenta, David Baxter, Charles Ward. Middle Row: Mrs. Mahoney, Deidre Curran, Ann Waltz, Terri Brown, Deci Messina, Shawna Morgan, Joanne Virona, Keri Hall, Maria Mazzacone, Terry Everleth, Ms. Shack. Bottom Bow: Pam Hannom, George Brett, Andy Johnson, Steve Clark, Shane Emmons, Chris Cummins, Colleen Mahoney, Cathy VanDeman. PV Ad Club Many students at PV have special art talents. For those tal- ented art students or Commercial Arts students, there's a club called the PV Ad Club. lt gives students the opportunity to practice and show their talents. The major activity of the club was to do advertising, pos- ters and T-shirts for clubs at school. The club also gave stu- dents more experience with working with clients with obtain- ing outside jobs and designing logos. This club was originated by Ms. Shack and Ms. Mahoney, commercial arts teachers, about three years ago. Some ot the students of the club were involved in making projects for school clubs and outside jobs such as posters for the play Cheaper by the Dozen, by Brian Lover, senior. The designs for Pom and Cheer T-Shirts were done by Ann Waltz, senior. The club enjoyed a productive and good year. if ff ' W if Mark Kotek looks over Colleen Mahoney's rough draft ot a future project.

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NHS lnducts Mrs- Carolyn Warner, State Superintendent, Was The Honor Society strived to maintain order the guest speaker at the National Honor Society the Parliamentary Pf0CedUfelh'feUQhOUfThe year- induction ceremony on January 22. Her speech Sponsored lhehl' eChVlTleS- The Fhefhbefe was Centered around the Song -fTOmO,rOWI She participated in two Pizza Night Socials at Pizza Hut. said that the students of today are the leaders of TheY Welfed Oh tehlee ehd lhede DlZZeS- FOV eeeh tomorrow' pizza sold they earned a dollar. Dr. Carrino also attended the ceremony and I NHS also DUT T0QeThefe Cehhed-fOOd drive GUY- introduced Mrs. Warner. Thirty-three members 'hQ ChfIe1m8S el0hQ Wlih Student C0UhCl' T0 help were inducted in the traditional candlelight cere- ST- Melt' S Food Drive. mony. They also sold Booster cups for the Booster Dr. Nightingale was at the first National Honor Chime Velee money. n 1 Society meeting and explained Parliamentary Pro- 'h JehUeVYi'fheY helped Diamond S Depeffmehf Cedure and its effectiveness- Store with their inventory in order to raise money. 'el-is Teresa Skerba and Steve Brown take a break during the Pizza Social at Pizza Hut. Peter Amsterdam, vice president, talks about leadership in the beginning of the induction. ef tr , ttteeee, -- A as . . ., .. ,.,.t .. W. . . his r W B , .P 1 .X Q W 9 W Ax i +P-gnrmiiru htg I.-. .. in Y D Ai-W 1: 5 ., ,- I an xg ki Y X L ,i :QW E, P t it L :L g N Q S ,Q j T M . 5 t g it A -ir it fi ' 'N' ,... . L., , :,. X W X 4 . ,. , ir , W 'H . rt lg . . -H . to 2:1 me t U .T W .,,.... , ,, . as-who F .ctl Y M , ' S Y M i A ii? H he - Ngqlww T N 313-tv ig. I P . , f . Q T S li ll A . M XR' 11 t Q l i AMN W-L .,c ' Q. R vk.. , ..... 5 ,uw in mn A Bl . Top Bow: Kim Altman, Michelle Allen, Liza Acuna, Jeff Maurer, Rick Shaw, Scott Fehrman, Don Barrett, Rob Ketterson, Alise Amato, John Stoss. Bow 2: Lynne Ell, Brian Bernal, Paul Medellin, Caryn Myer, Cory Polak, Cathy Burger, Nancy Fowle, Debbie Bills, Lauren Cabot, Sonja Taylor. Bow 3: Paul Pellman, Lisa Henson, Teresa Skerba, Carol Johnson, Kelly Waller, Monica Batcliff, Betsy Monroe, Belinda Lipka, Lisa Kramer, Kelly Cunningham. Bow 4: Mrs. Kathleen Nielsen, Dee Burgess, Peter Amsterdam, Joanne Picerno, Tom Johnson, Lori Mazza, Mrs. Jeri Toal. .... . Laurie Bennetto, senior, lights her candle in the beginning of the ceremony.