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

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E.P9fl'5'7 Cm EXPUGS Eflsemdc Front row: Brendo Moroles, Shonnon Corlisle, Wolter Andonov, Joson Silvis, Noro Vitone, Undine Gorcio, ond Cothy Denning. Second row: Shonnon Miller, Nicole McDonold, Albert Tobolo, Coryolyn LoFollette, Scott Korol, Christie Foster, Moggie Forfon, Jimmy Borbeou, ond Mrs, Smyth. Third row: Modeline Gonzolez, Llso Gormon, Kellie Conum, Eric Urom, Cloudio Bennovides, Down Dughi, ond Ashlee Goydosh. The Sponish Club fomiliorized students with o bosic Sponish bockground in both food ond customs. In oddition, the club took o trip to Ensenodo, Mexico, for three doys. There they were oble to use their knowledge ond borgoin with merchonts in Sponish. The club sponsored Hisponic Week. They sold Sponish food ot the Government Booth to roise money for the club. They olso celebroted Cinco De Moyo, their new yeor. Along with Advisor Mrs. Smyth, the club members ogreed thot they hod been successful. Organizations 243

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Wrestlerettes Support Teom First row: Glendo Suiter, Louro Brinker, Josie Plonk, Shoron Mode, Sheri Kirch, Amy lsoocs, Robin McGroth, ond Corleen Johnson. ln the tree: Robbin Bloyo, Rochel Krosny, ond Corolyn LoFolIette. The Wrestlerettes were the support group for the wrestlers. They cheered ot oll of the wrestling motches, ond they provided boxes full of food for the wrestlers. They roised money by selling scissors ond holding boke soles. The girls supported oll Volley's home gomes os well os the owoy gomes with their bright smiles ond cheers. 242 Organizations

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9 244 Organizations .-Q4 Auto Club Roring to Go 4' W Todd Vonderzeke Mike Horrison Steve Spoch ond Todd Boker nl' u I f ' sw 523 . ' ' 2 '73 fb i! x Q ' . lr R x X I ,IV4 if V V' mfs vm xi . f 1'9 xlibs! wv iw The Auto Club s function wos to help teoch obout the work ings ond operotion of cors Members of the club built o drogster from the frome up so thot the students could leorn how eoch port interocted with the other ports Club members met Thursdoys ofter school ond f or in the even- ing to work on the drogster or on their own cors. Some meetings were spent ot pizzo porties which the club sponsored through the sole of T-shirts. The shirts were red ond hod the VoIIey Auto Club printed in block. I f , N A 1 . Ii ' K ' ws. 1 A . ggi. --41 74- '.N'g,fl, I ' 4 1 .,, ',f' r r 1 'A 5 . ff J : A 1. 5. - 1- ',f 'MAI ll f ,ff ,..v!v76jgw-'I A ' '1'-ff'-T-T4rl ir, ' bp- .-- Q g .- ,,,. -E - - c , lt's fun! concluded one club member. Mr. Amburn odvised the group.