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

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152 hvolvernents Computer Club Gains Recognition Rf? Front row: Diane Vireday, Bryan Clark, lohn Brunkow, and Traci Smith. Back row: Mr. Wilson, Matthew Crossman, Kevin Hemstreet, Doug Phillips, Keith Hemstreet, and Daniel Bunin. As the need for data process- ing becomes more vital in American society, the need for computer technology also gains in recognition. Mr. Larry Wilson taught classes in computer technology, and his most in- volved students then became members of the Computer Club to gain added experience and expertise. Members met after school in the computer room to formulate and try new pro- grams of all sorts. At right, pictured are the of- ficers ofthe club.

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if fl Auto Club Rebullds Roadster ?u-- 2 -ru? 'x ,. - 11,322 if l i ax Members pose around their 1932 Ford with its 1937 Ford engine. Front Brad Snow Back Ry Ogle, Dan Doherty, Bill Scott, john Cox, Luey Palor, Mr. Amburn, lasper Bennicassa, and Ted Tsatsa. 2 , 'I H Vroom! Vroom! Those 'were the dynamic ' V sounds of the dragster that the Auto Club has I been building throughout the year. Under the ... direction of Adviser james Amburn, the club has done some exciting things and have utilized their mechanical talents to the fullest extent. A lot of the cIub's mascot work was put into the production of their dragster. The club members were also provided with special shirts bearing a picture of an old roadster. This car which was being restored was a favorite of Mr. Amburn's, and it was in all actuality I... S ,Vu , 1,