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

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ff' ' Architecture Builds for the Future ii -t Q S 3 3 1 ,leg . Saws- ,-- ,.,.! Colene Wodkins, Joy Stone, Liso Ostwind, Do Young Kim, Chet Schumolser, ond Mr. Peterson. ,,,..-nf ' etetur 5 'Wulqf Architecture Club tools field trips, hod guest speokers, ond hod porties. The officers were Do Young Kim, president, Chet Shumoker, vice president, Colene Wodkins, secretory, Scott Hoyes, first vice president, ond Joy Stone, second vice president. The odvisor wos Mr. Peterson. 248 Orgonizotions -ffwxi. ,if 5 S5

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Computer Club Bytes Into Softwore -A 4 . '- X -n 0 ' .sf .Q A G 1 sa 3 A R , Y rc , rumrursn cl ass T - - - i ,,, E T E J psig?-lx an ll!-in -'- q.:1'2: l xx 11? ll l .f::::::::'wi'E12:5-113. L 'ffl Sinus: :avlium me T . 37 ,C 5 ' ,:,1'i'4 1 w -... ,IN vs L The Computer Club promoted enjoyment ond on understonding of computers omong high school students The officers were President George Leonis Vice President Peter Weidenfeld Secretory Froncisco Perez Treosurer Suson Fong ond l C C Representotive Nick lngegneri. They plonned octivities such os o computer contest ond tutoring students. They roised money by selling supplies ond used the money to buy new equipment ond upgrode old equipment. Advised by Mr. Wilson, the Computer Club Seoted: Suson Fong, ond George Leonis. Stonding: Gory Burkholder, Mork Klimek, Olivier Loforge, John Biggs, ond Mr. Wilson. i ' ' l use C .'!F.u1... -, ... ... ,fif - supported oll school sponsored octivities. Organizations 247

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Govel Club Members Speok Gut sw..- Nw 'im- Front row: Liz Conte, Becky Levinson, Jeonette Cox, Deidre Hodges, Gillion Doctors, ond Downoe Zobrist. Second row: Joson Steiner, Glenn Wooten, Gory Horgis, Cindy D'Alesio, Terry Koppe, Deboroh Engel, Shoron Gerecht, ond Thereso Mox. Third row: Eric Men- dozo, Joe Bono, Bobby Molloy, Tom Morrison, Tyrone Thompson, Rochel Frozier, Albert Tobolo, Stocy Grittini, ond Jock Millis. The librory for reseorch ond the mirror for proctice were not unusuol tools for the members of this group. Leorning to speok in front of people ond ogoinst other students in competitive situotions, the Govel Club wos o group of students formed os on extension of the Foren- sics lfll closs. Members porticipoted in locol tournoments ond represented the school, city, ond stote in two out- of-stote tournoments in Colifornio ond,Arizono. The club sponsored o tournoment ot'VoIley, VIC- TORIES: the Volley lnvitotionol Competitive Tournoment of Rhetoric, lnterpretotion, Ensemble, ond Speech. Members could compete os debote teoms, os in- dividuol deboters, or in individuol cotegories. Some served in the copocity os ossistont tournoment monogers. Selected students olso competed in community con- tests, speoking for the Lion's Club ond the Americon Legion. They hod to meet ogoinst students from the en- tire school district. Port of their membership involved selling condy bors ond other items to roise funds for the group. The pro- ceeds were used to help finonce the trips. ' They olso worked in conjunction with the Thespions to help promote the fine orts ot Volley. Mr. Anderson instructed the closs ond odvised the club. He helped the members goin confidence in speok- ing ond hoped the skill would corry over into their coreers. Organizations 249