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

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Team mproves Record 1. Sharon Shoemaker executes a swan dive in competition against Sunnyslope. 2. Kim Haugen, center, and swimmers from other schools warm-up before they compete against Deer Valley. 3. Mak- ing a dash for the finish line, Michelle Barnhill tries to cut time off her record. 4. Kim Haugen takes time to come up for air as she competes in the 400 meter. 5. Back strokers compete at Mountain View as coaches anxiously watch. Row 1: Coach Abraham Lincoln Stanfield, Row 2: Sharri Wood, Sharon Shoemaker Row 3: Mary Ann Autino, Kim Haugen, Becky Smith, Row 4: Tiffani Haralso Christine Williams, Yesenia Spencer, Sharon Fogle, Row 5: Aly Spencer, Li Harang, Connie Schay, Marlene Ostler, Michelle Barnhill, not pictured: Janet Gra Linda Poissant. W S in Ls, ,. Q, 5 .xg S . , H 1, 'fi-'N 5 flew- 7 ,, ,,.z:p 4 . ,,,L M V t t is ni I 'L-I-,kk Wen ,Qs ' ,N ,. . A' 2. -, ttt- M . me a 5 Q Q Vkzy I VV.. ee, tt N I V.fT14:H K w +-QW: iffxigkwlw I My M ,,-11 -K f . i 1 ,,'. - A, j 5 ..

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mach Paul Cornell, Scott Sabo, Craig Frost, Saul Carrasco, Ron Delessio, Angelo Accomazzo, Andrew Parker, Michael Korn, Darryl Van stine, Chris Zollinger, Rick Miller, Sandy Rogoff, Coach Joe Drznarich. i A P in WJ NX Q i S, 9 is r iff EW X Q This year the Freshman basketball team was the best Freshman team this school has ever had. The team had a record of 15-1 which was the most wins since a 14-0 season in 1980. In spite of some outstanding performances by various players at different times, it was a complete team effort, commented Mr. Cornell, coach of the team. Another contributing factor to the team's success was the Assistant coach, Joe Drznarich. Coach Joe Drznarich is a Senior at ASU. Everybody from the team plans to return to Paradise Valley and play next year as JV. Surrounded by the Shadow Mountain defense, Freshman f' ' I 1 Angelo Accomazzo still gets a jump shot in.

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The 1982-83 swim team ended the season with two wins and eight losses qualifying for five events in divisionals. In divisionals, Michelle Barnhill, junior, qualified for the 50 meter and the 100 meter freestyle and placed 12 out of a field of 25 competitors. Marlene Ostler, junior, competed in the 200 yard medley relay, Christy Williams, freshman, swam the 100 yard breaststrokeg Linda Poissant, freshman, qualified for the 500 yard freestyle, and Becky Smith, freshman, swam the 100 yard butterfly. Swimmers actually swim against time and im- prove each week by cutting seconds or even tenths of a second from their previous best times, said Coach Stanfield. The PV girls' swim team improved week by week and lost matches only to more experienced teams such as Shadow Mountain, Scottsdale, Horizon and Sunnyslope, he said. This year's team was made up of mostly freshman but with determination they were able to overcome last year's winless season. The team beat Glendale twice in season play. The diving team consisted of Sharri Wood, Sharon Shoemaker and Sharon Fogle and was coached by Ms. Joel McConnell, Shadow Mountain teacher, who coached all district diving teams together.