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

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.f 5 is P. , ue . silk. i A , ' tix. P . .Sli it 1 time if N J p , .S Q R n 1 x ks Club interests members in society The Philosophy Club charges its members to become interested in society and how itls run and what can be done to better our world. The members meet once a week to discuss topics decided on by the president. Mr. George Werner, English teacher, was the sponsor this year. Paul Gabriele, senior, was the President. The only requirement for the club is that one be interested in society and phiolosophy. Gary Franksen discusses social economics with Mr. Werner at a meeting held during the year. Philosophy Club-Top row, Mr. Werner, Kasy Cowart, Kathy Byrd, Barbara Fabyanic, Dona Long, David Moore Daphne Judge, Michael Linert. Kneeling-Jennifer Junei Paul Gabriele.

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The Science Club members work on science projects and laboratory activities that are not covered in regular class hours. Students come in during lunch hours and prep hours to work on pro- jects and take care of the Department animals. This year a field trip was taken to Sycamore Creek earlier in the year to gather biology ex- periments. These trips were funded by the Science Department and by direct student contribution. This yearls main supervisor was Mr. Ray Col- lins, science department chairman. l. Randy Carlson holds a snake while getting ready to feed it. 2. A field trip to Sycamore Creek turned out well. 3. Students collected biology experiments during a field trip to Sycamore Creek. Q y ,zz f 77 'xiii Top row: Tyler Rollins, Cheryl Mustic, Phil Mar, Randy Carlso Dan Passer, Dona Long. Bottom row: Barbara Blood, Frai Heydrich, Mr. James Heinrichs, sponsor, Mary Wallace, Ma Jones, Gena Gill, Mr. Ray Collins, sponsor, Ingrid Field.

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DE prepares students for business worlc Marketing and Distributive Education is a course designed to help students break into the business world, said Mr. Eric Chester, sponsor. The Club has doubled in size from last year with 23 members who participate in planning the events that DECA does throughout the year. Some of those events were a team handball game against the faculty of PV and Horizon, winning the canned food drive that was sponsored by Student Council, participating in the Western Area Leader- ship Conference in Scottsdale, the State Conference in Tucson, and a Carnation sale in February. The aim of DECA was to win the Chapter Ac- tivities Award at the State Conference by gaining 1000 points in membership participation, according to Mr. Chester. AAF' 3 DECA Contest by looking over the en- try requirements. 2. DECA members paint signs to publicize the team Hand- ball game January 26 against the Horizon faculty. Top Row: Mr. Chester, Alan Labayen, Bill Brigman, Carolyn Barnes, Sherry Ka Johneen Kundla, Rich Cerino, Laurie Phillips, Tom Klima, .Iodine Wallace, Ch Klaass. Middle Row: Sandy Fischer, Pam Farmer, Nancy Sharpe, Chrissy Blase, Tr Jarrett, Kelli Demski. Bottom Row: Shawn Brobst, Randy Bragg, Bob Gallagher, Chg 1. Sherry Kay prepares for the State Mustic, Tony Autino, Theresa Sims.