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

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,2-1z . Y 8 V B fi ff t e B , B J , I Varsity: Top Row: Tina Johnston, Justin Irvin, Shannon Price, Middle Row: Margie Cox, Crissy Pasztor, Brooke Steinberg, mascot, Rhonda O'Brien, Bottom Row: Tracey Morgan, Valerie Walker, Michelle Munsell, Toni Farmer, and Cindy Moore. C , i H J -eee J .,,, , ,,,... VV I K K, , I Vvmmvpawfwf B ,cc , Rhonda O'Brien, Tracey Morgan, Shannon Price, Brooke Stein- Varsity and JV team up during half-time to put on a new dance berg, mascot, and Margie Cox move into position to cheer with routine at the Prescott game. audience. ll3

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plrlt L me The spirit and enthusiasm of Paradise Valley High School is brought out and supported by the dances and cheers of the Spirit Lines. Two girls of this year's Spirit Line, Cindy Moore and Menchu La- bayen, started off the season by going to Denver, Colorado, for camp during the summer to im- prove their skills. There they com- heightens school spirit peted against about 750 girls Q50 squadsj and won one of the four spirit sticks. The Spirit Lines developed their own routines which contributed to their success. This year the Spirit Line ran more smoothly and was more organized since this year was the second time it has been at our school, said Mrs. Lee Moline, sponsor. The Spirit Line had many fun- draisers to pay for new uniforms, pom-poms and gloves. They spon- sored the Halloween Dance, con- ducted clinics at middle schools to improve their cheerleading and pom skills, sold candles, entertain- ment books, suntan lotion and had many car washes. if 5215354 GW' JV Cheer line: Top Row: Kathy Cristiano, Julie Johnson, Pam Syverson, Bottom Row: Kathy Ozbun, Kirsty Urban, Amy Sellers, Mary Lucas, Brenda Zagarrigo. Varsity and JV charge into action for half-time entertainment. Ill spirit. Varsity Spirit Line shows their enthusiasm to build up school

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Team Ends Season, 4-7 The varsity football team had several impressive victories this season. Cortez and Prescott, both playoff proven teams, were beaten by the much improved Trojans. The team achieved many goals throughout the I984 season. First they won more games than last year, 4. Second they will have many returning lettermen for next year. Last they had a freshman team that had a 9-I record. The season could have been much more productive if it hadn't been for injuries. One such injury problem was the quarterback prob- lem. Joey Carter and Greg Ste- phenson were both injured against the tough Cortez Colts. Chris Nor- ris, the third string quarterback, had to be put to the test. He proved very efficient in beating the play- off bound Colts. For the second year the playoff hopes for Cortez were ended by PV. I feel, all in all, we have had a building year. We now have a sub- stantial base to work with, stated Head Coach Pat Lavin. Only time will tell and it looks as though our time is soon. Our four victories were Arcadia I6-I4, Shadow Moun- tain 2l-IO, Prescott I5-I4 and Cortez I4-l3. The Shadow Mountain game was the highlight of the season. The team was very excited and hyped which helped in a dramatic win over the stunned Matadors. PV also got the honor of bringing the trophy home. The trophy is given to the winning team annually. ll4 IH 5 ...si f I ...J r The Trojans rip through the banner after halftime against Horizon Team sets up on ten yard line headed for a first down The Defensive line waits for Horizon's line to set up Lk jfiiaigf '