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

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Varsity Quiz 4 Varsity Quiz is an organization which provides students who are aca- demically talented an opportunity to compete with their peers in city-wide competitions. The students must rely on quick recall as well as in-depth knowledge in at least ten categories as diverse as chemistry and sports. The high schools are divided into two groups. Valley plays Gorman, Basic, Chaparral, Rancho, and Boulder City. Some games are televised while others are played at the various schools. The winning school from Clark County meets the winners from Orange County, Calif., for the championship. The Kiwanis Club, which sponsors the entire affair, offers scholarships to the victorious team. Advisers are Mrs. Benoit and Mrs. Lane. Laura Moore Brian Johnson Julian Castillo Jeff Malvin Harold Wrobel Pam Roberts Diane Steinberg Mrs. Lane Chip Standifer Renae Deringer Mrs. Benoit V' QU Barry Mastrantonio ' Stewart Cramer - - Q Jar an QW? l x Q f' lo- -

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Graduation Committee The Graduation Committee plans important activities for the Senior Class. The committee is a board of students who choose the class rings, the graduation announcements, and are chiefly responsible for the seniors'graduation lof coursej. The administration works closely with these students and advises the committee. an t nan Suzy Lucas Will Martin Cathy Peterson Bill Botos Todd Pescan Pam Roberts Donna Gordon Mark Gibbs Robin Odessky

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5 Sun Youth Forum F 1. ss h is.: Lis: sK5ilX: 3 Y WX K Q Mmm Yolanda Brooks, finalist Jane Friedman Randy Levine John Nilsen Stacy Ohin Yolanda Brooks Cheryl Wilson Lise Wyman Brian Swanson Scott Miller Lindy Berger Laura Moore Will Martin Robin Odessky Jody Gibson Donna D CAm0ra Lisa Job Bill Botos Milan Njegomir Suzy Lucas Mike Kim Harold Wrobel Jeff Adametz Dan N jegomir Pete Ronza Dan Hagen Charles Morgan - , . . o5,Zo . u:i.a Q t sits ' A Yl' The Sun Youth Forum is an annual event sponsored by the Las Vegas Sun and the CCSD. It involves up to 49 stu- dents and is highlighted by the selection of two of the most out-standing students in their topics. The first group of seven write articles on their topics to be placed in the Sun. The second group give reports on their subjects on TV 8. The Youth Forum takes place once a year and is in its twenty-first year. 3' W it i