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

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ga 1 'zif M. Terry Loterbauer, out standing litter, concen trates on the squat. Weighlifting: Top Row: Jim Fihoades Andy Dieterle, Terry Loterbauer George Soto, Michael Greene, Deny Bruntmyer, Coach Bill Srp. Second Row: Jim Gardiner, John Daniels, Rich Cerino, Rob McNulty, Shane James John Dieckhoner, Mark MacFarlane Weightlifting club Weight Class Name Weight cleanfjerk 85 Mike Grimm 105 The Weightlifting club gained many ambitious, goal reach- Cleafifjefk 155 Shane James 114 ing young men. The litters participated in the State meet in bench 106 May at Scottsdale Community College and also sponsored Squat 335 Terry Loterbauer 140 an invitational meet. bench 190 Terry Loterbauer 140 In order to participate in the meets, the litters have to meet deanflefk 175 George Soto 165 after school in the weightroom and work on the squat, Squat 375 bench, deadlift and the cleanfjerk. Weightlifting is divided bemlh 185 into categories such as powerlitting which is lifting as much deafifiefk 175 Mark MacFarlane 148 as you can, and body building, which is physique. This Squat 425 George Soto 165 year's outstanding weightlifters were Terry Loterbauer and Squat 375 Deny Bruntymer 156 Dean 'Cardis. During the course of the year records were benfih 241 broken at school. squat 475 Dean Cardis 181 bench 300 clean fjerk 185 cleanfjerk 205 George Humrich 195 bench 325 Dean Cardis 195

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Ski Club Most clubs at Paradise Valley High School are not affected by the weather but unfortunately the ski club was this year. They scheduled several different trips to Sunrise, Purgatory and Brianshead but lack of snow caused cancellation of most of these trips. Plenty of snow was the hope of ski club members as the last two trips to Brianshead and Sunrise approached. The sponsors are Ms. Shirley Andro, Miss Karen Roberts Mr. Ron Klamback and Mr. Bobby Johnson. lt has been a disappointment because of the lack of par- ticipation. lt's depressing to cancell trips, was Miss Roberts feelings about this year's ski season. v ,sw gg .gs gs i -v Z' ... . M QS ww. Q.-wr' Jim Ward, Miss Roberts and Robin Burner discuss ideas for the next ski trip. Top Row: Ms. Shirley Andro, Charlie Plogman, Susan Spend- ley, Steve Reed, Kim Mills, Tra- cey McCulloch, Lani Langan George Humrich, Trish Carlson, Jim Ward, John Onstine, Eric Zahniser, Miss Karen Roberts. Second Row: Tari Dewitt, Kathy Swigard, Greg Hawk, Cara Wink- ler, Andy Klein, Paul Masakow- ski, Missy Fox, Greg Ross, Tina Fields, Mike Stewart, Mark Spendley. Third Row: Paul Pell- man, Belinda Lipka, Bill Burden, Pam Austin, Kim Elford, Joseph Miller, Ted Randall, Kenny Hatch. 166

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Chess and Bridge Although some students think that the games of chess and bridge are the only games played during Chess and Bridge Club meetings, this does not hold true. Along with chess and bridge, members also played such games as Tvvix. These games involve the use of geome- tric, electronic and mechanical divisons. In bridge one must reinforce strict game rules which deal with one's conduct in life. There is a direct relationship to vvhy we have to do things in math. The club had competed in tournaments with Shadow Mountain and Horizon. Stu- dents start out playing simple games and work their way up to ones that are more complex. This year's sponsors were Mr. Sam Pol- vino and Mr. Joe Vandenoever. People who do well in chess and bridge usually do well in other mathematical areas, said Mr. Vandenoever, club co-sponsor. Mike Murphy and Michael Fournier deeply concentrate on the next chess move. Chess and Bridge: Mr. Vandenoever, co-sponsor, John Szychovvski, Mr. Polvino, co-sponsor, Frank Straka, Michael Four- nier, Bobert Smith, Mike Murphy.