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

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Bienvenidos Hispanicos al mundo de los Latinos. Does this look foreign to you? Well, all Spanish speakers could relate to this during the week of December 5-9, Hispanic Week. lt was filled with many activities ranging from guest speakers, hall decorating, food sales, and daily announcements. Members elected Hispanic Royalty: Senior Queen Hilda Varona, junior Prince and Princess limmy Barbeau and Maggie Farfan, and Sophomore Duke and Dutchess lose Flores and Madeline Gon- zales. Participants ofthe Vikings Hispanic Week stated, it was a huge success and should be looked up to by all nationalities! Week Features Guest Speakers, Hispanic Food, Decorations, and Elections S' vi .gr ,cd,N :W S Si?-I V33-v-...aim

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