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

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THESPIANS as X x r jim Dowling, Historian Debbie Gonzales, President Terri DeSantis, Vice-President Duana Posey, Treasurer Cheryl jones, Secretary Mary lane Kirby, Director of Activities ,..QfQ This year the Thespians are a very active group participating in both local and out-of-state com- petition. The group planned a trip to California and has sold lunches at contests, candy bars, pa- tron ads, and have held aluminum can drives to raise money for their trips. The group has also put on play productions: The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Mari- golds and The Importance of Being Earnest. Planned for the year were Idiots Delight , The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild , plus many more. Terri Ponticello Howard Frieberg . Jim Dowling Vali Attaya . Linda Fitzgerald Lori Shields . Mary jane Kirby . Mark Parenti Lu Ann Magdos .Iainy Pickard Terri Hall Frank Weber Matt Jacobson Debbie Gonzales Dave Sands Clark Prohoslcy Duana Posey Dorothy Kirby Dennise Serap . Jamie Schwartz . Patti Seybold . Bruce Kirsch . Terri DeSantis Kelly Maloney . Cheryl Jones . Donna Veale . Dorothy Kopeeky 'Wg .5 ff iiiyfmi 220 Clubs

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L TO R Mike Krein, The annual Government Youth Safety Confrence is comprised of students from each of the hi h schools in the state who meet and compete in vari- ous driving tests, both written and ractical. Af- ter returning from the con- ference, the students at- tend the drivers education classes and talk about what they learned during their driving lessons in Carson City. L TO R C-ay Spear, Tod Mar- shall, Nancy White, Dan Ripps, Patti Moore, Darcy Gogert, Scott Staub, Kathy Green. Tracey Kelley, Tim Hall, David Balor, Harry Kiick, Karen Strobeck. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS YOUTH CITIZENS COUNCIL SAFETY COUNCIL ?f W2 Safety Council Drives on! ITL? The District Attorney's Young Citizens Council was formed in 1971 for the purpose of increas- ing communication and understanding between youth and the authority structure. The District Attorney meets with the DAYCC members from each high school to get their var- ious oprnions on current issues. The subject matter for the club ranges from fund raising acts, institutional field trips, to public and community service projects. L TO R Craig Roles, Kathy Kulas, Mr. Watts, Irene Maslow. Clubs 219

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1. Mary Jane Kirby 2. Terri DeSantis 3. Charlotte Stone 4. Patti Seybold 5. Ron Singer 6. Debbie Gonzales 7. Junior Bell 8. Wendy Levine 9. Duana Posey 10. Howard Freiberg' 11. jamie Schwartz 12. Teri Iory 13. Jim Dowling 14. Cheryl Jones 15. Laura Alikpala 16. Connie Leedhan 17. Denise Serap 18. Mary Raftery 19. Lori Schields 20. Brett Sears . Bruce Kirsch ZSAVEL CLUB The Gavel Club's purpose is to promote participation in forensic competition. The members competed in five qualifying tourna- ments, Clark County Invitational Festival, and out of county meets. Students also strive to gain honors in the National Foren- sic League. Officers are Darcy Gogert, president, Barry Forbuss, vice-presi- dent, Cheryl jones, secretary p and Wendi Levine, treasurer. 1. Darcy Cogert 2. Wendy Levine 3. Will Martin 4. Cheryl jones 5. Terri Ponticello 6. Marc Mieczkowski 7. Leslie DenDooven 8. Barry Forbuss 9. Marc Charisse 10. Pat Spilotro Clubs 221