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

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-on ,-1. w I, sv , irst Ron: K. Peterson Qxiiie Presidentl. Xl. Cfdrlsnn 1Setre!.irx'l. S llorton lpn-sidentl. Seiontl Ron' S. Xvilson, N. Sclimid. -I. Cook. Nl. X'i'illi.iriis. 'llliird Row P. Berltev. D. Lee. S. Vfillcerstwn. B. Kellems. NA in - .MMU- .mf . ,,,,f.- , xx German Club Wie geht es Iliren? Vfir sind der Deutsch Klub. Under tlte advisorship of Frau Haro. tlie twenty member club raised 31.000 by partieiptiting in the tmnual gummi-bear sale. The group. assemlwled because of Ll common interest in the Ger- mtm eountry. language and culture. enjoyed Ll trip in tlie sunny beaelies of Catttlina .md liad it clmnee to view ti play .it tlie Printages Vlwl'1C.lIfC. Q-7751 '- A aww 'jg it V' gg, ,wllf .,im'-idlff . , , 7 w '3?'r'vf '4 t M . V 'L ,, fv'9?: 'h'T '-lifw -'14 - w,,s1ng3 Mf,3g9 ,, , s,J.,7, 'f , f ' .',iff2' 1.5 ' L., '43, Y' xii. ' 9 Crgdniztitions :og

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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

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LA RAZA IDA La Raza Unida is an organization on campus which has been established for Chicanos so that they can learn more about their culture. It gives them a place to meet with friends from their own background. The group also encourages Chicanos to stay in school and increase understanding between teachers and students. The club has sponsored fundraisers to raise funds for their annual trip to Magic Mountain. The group also provides scholarships for the Cinco de Mayo Queen and a senior member who has shown academic excellence throughout school. These scholarships aid the Chicano stu- dent in furthering hisfher education so that hefshe may help their urazan in the future. 210 Qrganizations we KW i 'Y if V A? f . I i'f' Q. W 2 f First row: L. Savadra, E, Melendez, P. Sriprom, A. Corona, T. Rodriguez fTreas.Q, L. Melendez QSec.Q, l Rodriquez fPres.J, Gonzales QVice Presj, Apodaca, T. Unzueta, C. Ocana, M. Cruz. Second row: R. Reye A. Mendoza, P. Scadlock, T, Carlos, Diaz, T. Bazurto, S. Martinez, A. Rislcen, M. Vallez, E. Saenz, Estrada, M. Sanchez. Third row: V. Bussard, M. Hurtado, R. Unzueta, Flores, M. Sedillo, M. Lopez, A Zamora, P. Gurule, C. Nichols, M. Gonzalez. Fourth row: L. Hermosillo, I. Harmosillo, L. Gutierrez, IN Gutierrez, Gomez, Addeman, G. Miller, Scadlock, Fugutes, G. Brown