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

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udio-Visual Club ':, 1,:k- Q lv C We 513395 ' The Audio-Visual Club is organized to service audio-visual equipment and vid- eotape special events. They also help teachers learn to use equipment. Mem- bership is open only to those who have had at least one year of training in com- munications and media. Their plans include raising money for equipment by having dances and public service announcements over the radio. Kneeling, L-R: Arlene Watson and Tom Choung. Standing: Rochelle Williams, Tracye Collins, and Maria Fusco. Seated: Sandy Anthony, Leslie Rosenhan, Luci Walsh, and Elisa Otero. Standing: Henri John- son, Yvonne Ivie, Susan Kulesza, and Cara Iddings. Seated on railing: Jana Harry, Candee Cain, and Cheryl Worth. Future Business Leaders Cf merica This club is organized to allow students to be ex- posed to various business fieldsg the FBLA meetings are held at several Clark County schools where guest speakers inform the members about different occupations. The students raise money to send con- testants to the state compe- tition. Mrs. Trudy Cunningham advises the club. Kneeling, L-R: Donna Na- salga, Sara Magalnik, An- gela Colarusso, Kathy Schreiber, Mark Hor- becker, Diella Johnson, and Alex Wong. Standing: Susie Tabor, Cricket Farmer, Irene Dunn, Frank Muniz, Mar- garet Nix, Sandy Duran, Barbara Falls, and Beth Schreiber.

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Gavel Club NVQ: 'U L-R: Candi Hara, secretaryp Debby Smith, treasurerg Ralph Lush, president and joe Walsh, vice-president. 0 Tig, K Ai Ga ff' ,fav Q 1. Ioan Pass 9. Richard Ruffin 17. Dave Campbell 2. Ralph Lush 3. jessica Barton 4. Joe Walsh 5. Pat Wade 6. Debby Smith 7. lndranee Clarke 8. james Ohriner Eddie Bieler Kelly Campbell . Gina Pitrello Neil Friedman . Robert Ainsworth . Roger Glass Brian Johnson . Craig VanGundy Dawn Cica . Alfredo Tryferis . Candi Hara . Charles Navarro . Stuart Berger The purpose of Gavel Club is to rovide students with the op ortunity and skill? to compete in speech and debate tournaments. The club is ac- tive in both local and out-of-state tournaments. These tournaments serve as a prelude to district and state tournaments. If the teams take first in these tournaments, they can qualify for the na- tional tournament held in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Susan Marshall is the adviser. 155

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Political Science W6 The Political Science Club is a group of students who are not old enough to vote but feel that it is important to be politically active. Some of their activities include sponsorship of candidates debates, and active participation in political campaigns. ln off election years they study the principles of lobby- ing and legislative activities. The Political Science Club is con- sidered an honors club since the members must maintain a 3.0 G.P.A. Davd Levine Kathy l-lanner Neil Friedman Candi Hara Tanya Newsom Greg Unrue Greg Bartlett Barry Freeman Richard Vireday Debby Smith . joe Paoletti Kelly Cambell . Albert Walsh The officers are Ralph Lush, presi- dent, Candy Hara, vice-president, Neil Friedman, sargeant-at-arms, and Charles Navarro, parliamen- tarian. Ms. Judy Allaire advises the group.