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

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J gipgm iff ftii , it if: ,-- - 5 f ' ' '.k l l Members of the Flag Line participated for the se- cond year in the University of Arizona Band Day in Tucson. Added to the uniforms were new flags and poles enabling the line to perform much more difficult routines. The new poles were much lighter than the old ones. Fundraisers for the year were the annual Cheese and Sausage Sale and Chocolate Santa Claus Sale, along with the Fudge Hut Sale, offering buyers chocolates and fudge. For the first year the Flag Line was a course of- fering which any student could choose for a credit. The Co-Captains were Melissa Landis and Lisa Brandt. 2 x I V' l. The flag line stands at attention 4 4 v at the end of a performance. 2. Lisa Brandt shows her enthusiasm as she poses for pictures. we-wx...-. Flag Lineg Top Row: Valerie Carr, Annettia Smith, Michelle DeVore, Melissa Landis. tom Row: Chris Mould, Lisa Brandt, Patty Chapman.

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Top Row: Tina Kellner, Kathy Carroll, Lauri Daniels, Cindy Moore, Lisa Tin a D u n n , Johnson. Middle D a w n Row: Randles, Kim Kohler, Tina Carter, Wendy M i l l w 0 0 d. Bottom Row: Karen Mish, Heather Hayes. fa ffl' Stat girl Kim Kohler and Cheerleader Toni Farmer observe the basketball teams play i against Horizon. W, ' , f Q n f nf Vi l a, ' V S , The Stat Girls were under the direction of Mrs. Bill Farrell this year. This was her first year as sponsor. This year the Stat Girls sold a program to in- troduce the basketball players and their statistics to raise money. The Stat girls attend all basketball games to keep score, time the games, and to cheer on the basketball players. The group consisted of freshman, sophomol junior, and senior girls. They all joined together make things run a little smoother for the coach and keep the game's official stats in case of misunderstanding. All in all the Stat Girls contribute their time f the benefit of everyone.

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r ..f-,cur Top row: Paul Johnson, Eric Lanz, Frank Heydrich, Barbara Blood, Brian l-liser, Eileen Schmidt, Susan Brandlein, Ter Tannehill, Dan Passer. Bottom row: Mr. Paul Cornell, Mike Fournier, Dirk Johnson and Ken Gardiner. The Computer Club is a good place to get experience on the com- puter, said Stephanie Luse, club president. This year we have twelve com- puters and about five printers as compared to two years ago when we had two Apple computers and one or two printers, said Stephanie. The prerequisite for the club is that a person has computer ex- perience or be currently enrolled in a computer class. The students gain experience by having activities set up such as games, problem solving or exercise in logic. Dirk Johnson, senior, enters a program in Apple Pascal.