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

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,. -I - 'iv 1- First row: John Rodriguez. Ron Wilson. Rosie Nlod. N'lichelle Rules. John Laing. Ana Luisa Nlarin. Ava Nvulassv. Debbie Hill. Viiendv Viiilkcnson, Garx' Lane. Second row: Gena Wicst. Juliet Ciablcr. Jeannie Gablcr. Joe Navarro. Heather Jafolws. Thor I lanscn. Ann Juarez. Dion Pnrtlock. Yvette' Jatkson. Nlithrlle Ruvle. Angola Ausman. Third ron: Jennifer Poindcwter. Todd Smith. Jax' Rookmtiaker. Paul Dunphv. Nitole Srhmid. Billie Vfadc. Ernesto Enriquez. Candi' Condos, lNlit'hellc Yfilson. Lee Knoth. Fourth row: Laura Parduc. Kim Breshcars. David Smith. Jason Briggs. l.ari Lusorrv. Doug Cox, Heather Davis. Jami Ctipahianco. Jason Robinson. Kristi Baker dl. KI CLUB If you like to take to the slopes. this is the club to join. This club gives a person an opportunity to go skiing in Wiightwoocl and Nlammoth with other skillful skiers. This year the Ski Club has gone on a few trips to Xwrightwood and they planned a trip to lVlammoth. Wiith the support of advisor John Nolan. there are exciting things in store for this group of skiers. , , 9 ,,,i.', 'Ax ,ww dk' 5 ' Organizations zo7

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FENCING CLUB Feast your eyes upon those pictured hereg those mighty adventurers fencing their ways into the hearts and memories of all they meet. With sparkling feats of swordsmanship and chivalry they advance the basic ethic of good sportsmanship and good fun. They always performed well against those whom they fenced, be it at CSU Long Beach, Brigham Young University or at their own Annual Schule Haalce Und Auf Lichtenstein Fencing Tourney fone of the biggest in the western statesj. VVHS is proud to have such spirited youth upon their campus. And so we say, well done! - Brian Knapp ll: 55 HURT5 206 Organizations Guersdorf, Tim Gormley, Kent Crosby fAdvisorj 'K f 4 -ri rt. v- H -1 o S '-l Ll E. CQ N .Q N 1-. 7? ii :- fa :. :s fs O o M H 2. 5 9 1 V 1? o I: U. Q :1 :J fc U1 fs -N Q. F' U3 51' o :1 Q. -. o S UU : B2 :J 71 :r Lf 'U 'U 2. . :1 Q'-N QX N

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. .L , 1 French Club The French Club is one of the largest organizations on cam- pus, numbering 58 members this year. Advised by Mr. Mar- tin, the club has been active in several fund raisers and func tions including seeing French films and eating a French din ner, For the first time in the school's history, ten members went upon a two weelc journey in France during the summer. - ill L R - First Row: N. Bauer, R. Vaugh, L. Worle, P. Smith, K. Long fVice-Presidentj, M. Ziegler fTreasurerj, C. Leyrer fsecretaryj, Riether fpresidentl, T. Lee, S. Gale, K. Costello, D. Bunell. Sec- ond Row: M. DeGarmo, G. Griffith, D. Habour, D, Schimidt, B, Elliot, Y. Hayes, C. Williams, R. Rich, D. Winn, S. Syptak, L. Peterson, C. Bartlett. Third Row: E. Bishop, C. Waltman, D, Dai- ly, T, Holland, D. Cox, V, Ernst, T. Glass, A. Burkes, C. Morton, Fourth Row: Bixler, R. Sharpe, A. Sidney, j. Scadlock, Nl. Realy, Scheitler, S. Fielder, B. Dwyer, A. Ramirez, B. Abell. A Sidney, Ramos, 208 Organizations