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

 - Class of 1985

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Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ) online collection, 1985 Edition, Page 168 of 190
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Council becomes involved in Student Council is a group of in- dividuals who have one main goal and that is to provide the Student Body and Community with activi- ties to benefit all. Student Council is divided into 5 classes made up of Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. These classes work hard together and provide services for the school and community. Each class sponsors its own ac- tivities. The seniors sponsored a blood drive and Christmas dance. communit Juniors sponsored morp and Prom. Sweetheart dance was sponsored by Sophomores and the Freshman class sold class of '88 buttons. As a whole Student Council worked in the Special and Kid Olympics. They set up booths, blew up balloons and worked extremely hard with the kids. lt was a good experience work- ing with the kids and it was fun, said Pam Cristiano. Promoting spirit on campus was of major importance for Student Council. During football season they sold spirit ribbons and they also repainted the Ramada. Stu- dent Council also made posters for football and basketball games. Student Council was really fun and it was the best year since l've been in it. Everyone worked as a whole and it was really easy to get things done and a good group to work with, said Toni Farmer, Stu- dent Body President. '5' . ,AQ 'A 1 . .- ,,,,.w-0 ,L Top: Karrin Maturani, Laura Belfiore, Kelly Rockwalik, Cindy Moore, Darci Kleiman, Christy Williams, Lori Klaass, Sandy Dobson, Vinnie Gutwein, Julie Johnson, Amy Sellers, Kathy Ozbun, Kristy Ostash, Timi Deckwa, Mike Barnes, Kathy Cristiano. Middle: Mrs. Wilkens, Kimberly Kohler, Kim Laws, Michele Florman, Menchu Labayen, Carol Burawa. Bottom. Shelly Curry, Toni Farmer, Tabitha Weeks, Pam Cristiano. Not pictured: Missy Jeffery. l64

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Close-up: Top Row: W.G. Hawsen, Ashley Joynes, Paul Johnson, Tammy Wiswell, Second Row: Amber Arnold, Libbi Fenelsen, Lisa Adams Chess Club: Top Row: Eric Major, Jeff Huntley, Mr. Polvino, sponsor, Second Row: Mr. VandenOever, sponsor, Renee Anderson, Scott Melton Close up Close-up began the year by sponsoring the Beach Party dance to raise money for a trip to Washington D.C. April I4 through April 2l. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Jen- ny Smith-Stanford, raised money to send some students to the State Capital February ll. While they were there, they sat in on a com- mittee meeting, they met the Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court, and Bob Corbin, the attor- ney general. On Friday they went to a banquet and Steve Benson was a guest speaker. After the banquet, they went to a dance. On Saturday the students went to an all day seminar-workshop. They had to choose 3 out of 8 workshops to at- tend. The main event of the year for Close-up was the trip to Washing- ton D.C. While there the students attended I2-I5 different seminars, went on a night tour of Washington and had a free day of touring. Chess Club This year the Paradise Valley Chess Club was a social activity open to all students interested in games. The students played chess and other educational games every Thursday for an hour or two in Mr. VandenOever's room. Sponsors Mr. Joe VandenOever and Mr. Sam Polvino showed stu- dents patterns and comparisons in various games, such as the use of probability with dice in backgam- mon. The club is designed to stimu- late the logical process through games, according to Mr. Vanden- Oever. The club didn't go to any tourna- ments this year because of fees in- volved and membership. Member- ship fluxuated between four and sixteen students throughout the year as many were also involved in other activities.



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'LY' Senior Class Officers: Top: Shelly Curry. Middle: Kim Kohler, Ta- bitha Weeks. Bottom: Pam Cristiano. Michele Florman, Menchu Labayen Junior Class Gfficersf Top: Cristy Williams, Cindy Moore. Darci Kleinman. Bottom: Kelly Rockwalik, Karrin Maturani. Laura Belfiore Freshman Class Officers: Top: Lori Klaass. Middle: Julie Johnson, Sandy Dobson. Bottom: Vinnie Gutwein. Not pictured: Missy Jef- fery. . 21251 W -Q., If Sophomore Class Officers: Top: Amy Sellers, Kristy Ostash, Timi Student Bgdy Officers, Top, Tgni Fafmer, Bottom, Carol Deckwa, Kathy Ozbun, Kathy Cristiano. Bottom: Mike Barnes Burawa, Kim Laws I65

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