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

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loha, aradise While we enjoyed the festivities of our 1982 Homecoming, Aloha Paradise, we were reminded of the hard work that our student body supplied. It paid off well for the Juniors, who received first place with their float, Paradise Awaits . The Freshmen found pride in E.T. in Paradise , which won second place. The Seniors were third with Flight '83 from Paradise , and Sophomores, fourth, with Almost Paradise. This reminds us of past homecoming festivities. The theme in '72 was It's a Small World. They had a homecoming cake and at the dance a live rock-n-roll band. The themes have varied over years past. In '76 it was Music of the Future and the Past and in ,79 it was Black Magicv. Some of the activities over the years have been a cake-eating contest, bonfires, judging the floats and the traditional crowning of the King and Queen. This year's festivities included Homecoming Week on campus. Monday was Western Day with everyone going cowboy. Tuesday was Tourists' Day and P.V. was flooded with tourists from all over. We were invaded by the military on Army Day, which was Wednesday. On Thursday, our campus was very colorful for the New Wave Day. On Friday, Hawaiian Day, we were surrounded by grass skirts and leis. On Wednesday, there was also an assembly in the gym in which the nominees for Royalty were asked to do various odd tasks. Half-time at the game was fun with the crowning of the royalty. All the hard work put into homecoming every year has paid off and made them memorable for all. QC 411 445

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982-83 Homecoming King and Queen Last Year's Royalty Anita Bingaman and Jim Gardiner Bob Gallagher and Cheryl Davis loyalty: Tyler Roll Cindy Swan, Mike Teed, Mary Beth Walsh, Cory Zollinger Cstanding f B b 3allagherJ,CherylD Vessa Mathus, Kelley Smith, Mark Spann,A 't B g man and .Ii G d

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it 'E fs' K. ' fl ,pak ' ii l S ,r A , I , V Q xl . , ' 'L . X fx kt 2 f it fi get 3 s Q ' A . -, If S 5 gk ' 'Q l. Bob Gallagher and Cheryl Davis show their enthusiasm as they finished encircling the track at half-time. 2. Cor- ey Zollinger Qstanding in for Bob Gallagherj and Cheryl Davis receive their ribbons from Jim Gardiner and Anita Bingaman. 3. Billy Underwood rides the Sophomore class float Almost Paradise. 4. Dr. Jurs speaks to Mrs. Pettis, Corey Zollinger and Cheryl Davis at the Homecoming dance, 5. Darin Lannaghan Cstanding in for Mark Spannj escorts Jackie Ceder- wall after being named fourth attendant at half-time. The stand-ins were used because some of the royalty was unable to be at half-time activities. 6. Royalty during Homecoming. 7. A PV graduate escorts the junior class float Paradise Awaits. 8. The Freshman class float, E.T. in Paradise, received Second place in the float competition.