Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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J I During the past year was a club that comput- ed to many students. The name of it was the computer club, which offered students the op- portunity to learn a- bout, and work with computers. During the year the computer club spon- sered seminars in com- puter language to all students. The computer club also showed their imagination and Christ- mas spirit by building a computer-tape Christ- mas tree. CUMPUTER CLUB .,.1:. C . y,tay W- 1 K Y A , nd ,H , - ,q,.-4194 11,6 , ., V K Y .' ff' 5' 4f5:nf?if:f? . ' V :' : 208 Clubs 1. Mike Molony 3. jeff Hanley 5. Loyal Weins 7. Robert Herbert 9. Cory Barker 2. Lori Meldrum 4. Lee Breitenbach 6. Ronald Young B. Rich Brodeen This year the chess club was off to a good start by hosting the second annual Valley High Invitational Chess Tour- rnament. The chess club meets every week dur- ing activity period. The purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in chess a- mong the students of Valley High and to provide an opportunity for an ex- change of ideas concerning chess. The president and representative of the chess club is Tuli Haromy. CHESS CLUB swf' l iw L L T0 R: Tuli Haromy, Cheryl Iones, Norman Williams, Ierald Schotik, james Fitz patrick.

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4 5 9 12 121 13 3 6 7 8 10 11 l 1. jainy Pickard 2. Katie Hausner 3. Diana Ragen 4. Arlene Dennis 5. Shauna Parkinsoi 6. Lesley Gaunt 7. Muriel Lehman 8. unidentified 9. Monica Lehman 10. unidentified 11. Linda Fitzgerald 12. Terry Charniga 13. Kris Rowe 3 1. Sandy Bennett-Sgt-at-Arms Andrea Liebl Historiar Shauna Parkinson Pres Beverly Rambicure Vice Pres Barbara Salisbury Sec 2. - -. Q 3. ' - . l 4. 1 - ,- ' p 5. ' - . G.A.A. has been in existence for nine years. Under the direction of Miss Linda Close, girls' P.E. teacher and coach of Volleyball. Throughout the year, G.A.A.S main activities were projects such as bake sales, spirit pin sales, candy sales, and Pom-Pom sales. The money raised was used for awards to be presented to the members, club outings, and the annual' S100 scholarship. Annual activities that took place this year were horseback riding, a Lee Canyon trip in january, a Warm Springs trip in May, and an Awards Banquet. Miss Linda Close said, the primary purpose of the Girls'Athletic Association is to provide support for our girls' athletic teams. We believe in the promotion of sportsmanship, friendship and service. Clubs 207

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RIDE O RDDED CLUB! The Valley High School Rodeo Club has made amazing progress since their beginning in the 1972-73 school year, with a stampede of new members and the fight has begun. They are now able to earn their athletic letters and have made some outstanding moves in rodeo action. They participated in the first annual play day gymkana and they have made the move to justify the humane treatment of the stock at rodeos. ' s . . 12 ,it, . 'Zt' ff 7 1 3, V ,I 8 , 0, V , V f, , . ,, . X 4 2:-7D 8. Kelly Perkins 9. Coby Quinn 10. Sue Mullen 11. Claud Taylor 12. Mr. Reese 13. Candy Bramlet 1. Kyna Iorgenson 2. Jerry Vohs 3. John Dennis 4. Craig Thorpe 5. Elliot Sijacic 6. Debi Hess 7. Kathy Bell STUDENTS ACTIO PDR EDUCATID The purpose of the Students in Action for Education, which is a national organization, is for students to explore the education world in all its facets. Recently the club has adopted the concept of students helping to make changes in the educational system. 11 e 7 5 Sand Lofstrom y Jeanne Troblanl Renee Gelman Mary Ann Burger Ieri Fox Ann Katz Karen Wolfe Cheryl jones 1. 7. ' ' 2. 8, 3. Silvia Abbate 9. Barbara Wrobel 4. ' 10. 5. 11. 6. Sharon Foger Clubs 209