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

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SY-X its First Row: K. Chaplinski. S. Cvaskill, P. Berkevi E. Rodriguez QTre.1surerJ, Second Row: Nl, Pache- o. T, l lolland Qpresidenll. D. Burrell lSecretarvJ. A. Vfadagnolo. Wrestling Boosters The Wlrestling Stat and Booster Club plays a major role in the wrestling program. The stat girls keep track of vital statistics that could make a difference whether a wrestler wins or loses a match. These people provide a quick pencil and alert mind to help wrestlers acquire success. The Victor Valley Vfrestlers have traveled all over the world. XX'ith the help of the stat girls. bv raising money. they helped a great deal to make these trips possible. vm? Organizations 217

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UD ,PW Softball Club The Softball Club consists of mainly softball players who wish to do more for their sport than just play on the team. These people want to further help their club by raising addi- tional funding for such things as uniforms, softball equip- ment, and any extra expenses which may come about during the season, This club is made up of people who wish to be true sports athletes. 'CHM First Row: S. Ashe, S. Sefcilc, D. Cross, D. Polzin, D. Calderone, S. Wilson fSecretaryj. D. Erdo fpresidentj, S. Howard fVife Presidentj. T. Slater, K. Costello, Hudgens, Second Row: C Whiddon, S. Hefferman, Gonzales, C. Simcoe, C. Williams, L. Spinnuto, A. Chavez, B. Enriquez, T. Emerson. Third Row: K. Adams, E. Rodriguez. T. Clark, lVl. Cramer, T. Dignrgio, Nl Cropsey, C. Jefferies, T. West, K. lVlcElwee, Fourth Row: C. Green, N. Lounsbury, D. Hefferman, O. Quinones, D. Erdo, D. Wlilson, lVl. Hernandez, K. Peterson. 216 Organizations

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CALIFOR IA an-www SCHOLAR HIP F EDERA TI O CSF is an organization on campus which recognizes the scholastic talent of those students at our school who are academically inclined. The club is for only those who have achieved high enough grades and have shown some kind of leadership through their academic abilities. CSF is an honor soci- ety. The group, with the support of advisor Doris Oitzman, sponsors fun- draisers such as candy sales and carrot sales. The money from this goes to scholarships which are given at the end of the year to senior members who are not only outstanding academically, but also high in leadership quali- ties. Money raised also pays for the annual springtime Disneyland trip. At the end of the year, all the members who have goo service points are al- lowed to miss one day of school and head on down to the beach. First rowi Kathrina Peterson fSec,J, Angela Palesano fVice-Pres.J, Cindy Samaniego Qpresj, Silvana Payan fTreas.J Second row: Ginger Shannon, Michelle Wright, Cheryl Green, Ta Whitaker, Lisa Gibson, Carol Alexander, Nlichelle Barnas, Darci Burrell. Tami Slater. VUendy Wfilkenson, Linh Huynh, Audrey Allen. Jamie Shaw. Third row: Betty Kellems. Katherine Costell Lynn Sodaro, Cheryl Leyrer, Jayne Riether, Elana Bishop, Rhonda Collier, Ann Wfadagnolo, Jenifer Baumgardner, Janet Bixler, Tammy Crawford, Pranee Srimprom. Fourth row: Andrew Bal Sheri Wilson, Ernesto Enriquez, Renee Thompson, Russ Evans, Sean Horton, Stephanie Syptak, Jocelyn Villanueva, Lisa Shadel, Nicole Bauer, Becky Bobier. Fifth row: John Dunagan, Jam Koller, Robert Sylvia, Joe Sawaia, Tammy Scharadin, Amanda Dow, Steve Giambusso, Mike Syptak, Judy Green, Paula Willitims, Michele Ziegler, Jason Ssutu, Sixth row: Brandon Davis, Mari Escamilla, Philip Kiefer, Lorne Havenhill, Juan Hernandez. 218 Qrganizations