Victor Valley High School - Joshua Tree Yearbook (Victorville, CA)

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ASB and Congress Frrsr ron: Vfcndv Xvallwr, Tammy Srlmaradxn. Ann juarrz. Angela Palcsano. Rolun Adams. Suomi row: Lrsa Grlwson. Krrsta Vfalslm, Tran' Holland. Holly Trimlw. Slmcllx' Bland, Ava Nyulassy. Dawn Ernlo. Lrnda Sprnaro, lNlarie l lcramlcz. Helen Hayes. Crystal Daniels. Tlurd row: Bertha Enriquez. Davrd Huntsman, Lisa Zaragoza, Robert Sylv1a,.las0nJohnstone, Ann Wfrdagnolo, Commrssxoners Frrsr ron: Tamnn Sclmaradxn. Scmnd ron Rohm Adams. Tran llolland. .-Xngvla Palesano. llolly Trrmlvy. Fourth row Krrsla Wlalslr. Q 'E I l. ,Y up - I x W l ll fx Organizations 189

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at , gr!'W 5 This year's Associated Student Body was truly one of the best that Victor Valley High School has ever produced. The officers, commissioners, and representatives had the impor- tant job of making decisions concerning school activities and assemblies. They also worked very hard to keep the spirit on our campus alive, which they were very successful at doing. This year, the ASB was responsible for the Football and Bas- ketball Homecomings, the mock funeral for Apple Valley, the Blood Drive, the Trivia Question, and various class com- petitions. ASB First row: Ernesto Enriqucz fPres.j. Second row: Robin Adams, Dawn Erdo, Bobby Hannon, Lisa Zaragoza, Helen Hayes. Third row: Tracy Holland, Krista Walsh, Holly Trimby, Angela Palesano, Tammy Scharadin, Shelly Bland fVice Presb, Fourth row: James Koller, Lisa Gibson fSec.j, Lynn Sodaro fTreas,j, David Huntsman, Robert Sylvia, Melissa Cramer, 188 Organizations

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The Jackrabbit Band It starts with the desire to learn and the patience to en- .YY dure long hours of hard work, with the disappointment when you don't come out on top, but also the satisfaction and happiness you feel when the work pays off and youfre A the best in the field. ln the beginning of any program you if experience transitions, which can last as long as three years, and you then must go through many hard times and trials until you finally work towards triumph. Here at Victor Val- ley High School, the many students in the band program I have worked towards reaching their goal of recognition. Un- der the direction of new Band Director David Smith, the band has participated at many school functions, which in- clude the pep rallies, football games, local parades, as well as in I, , competitions at Bonsall, California, and they compete in fes- it rivals around Southern California. - Katherine Costello , I e First row: Patricia Latimer, Vicki Munn, Shannon l-larington, Janice Cail, Violet Kinchen, Raquel Cato, Donna Hampton, Helen Hayes, Stacy Giffen. Second row: Chuck DaBill, Virginia Lemay, Debbie Latimer, Nicole Palmer, Cathy Antimer, jamie Shaw, Deann Fleming, Romeka Kelley, Andrea Turner, Camille Grillette, Angie Thompson. Third row: lVlarc Sedillo, Sherry Johnson, George Calloway, lVlike Johnson, Cyde l-lurtley, Ron Evans. Richard Morgan. lVlarcus Glenn, Carrie Young, Greg Bernett, Rondie Byndy, Crystal lVlclean. Fourth row: Vffayne Evans. Rick Dc' loney, Leslie Nlustapha, Lori Jungers, Lawrence Tress, lVlark lriarte, Carol Kincaid, Jennifer Goodell, Donna Fosse, Robert Gore, David Lafferty, Vince Adams, Boyan Lcvier. Cory Thompson. Fifth row: Russel Smith, Michael Phillips, Dion Portlock, Marie Hernandez, Mike Scott, lon Wlood, Bob Duncan, Steve Traves, Charles Duncan, Adrian Sidney. Nlary lVlustapha, John Batacao. Michael Davens, Dion lVlorrow. Sixth row: Tanya Franklin, Cindy l-ladnot, Rhonda Searight, Timi Clark, Cheryl Smith, ldia lVloore, Sonia Estrada, Laura Condon, Paula Scadlock. IQO Drganizations