Victor Valley High School - Joshua Tree Yearbook (Victorville, CA)

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1 ff . BILLY VERNON, Pres. CHARLOTTE WALKER, V.-Pres. IEANNE C-ODSHALL, Sec'y. MARY DUNHAM, Treas. MARY BIGELOW, Advisor. g,,,5,:g ff, Qf 1' ff' - gf, if J , 1, iff' I I ,f 2 Q . Q52- 3 :- 4712 24 Tl-IE SOPI-IOMORES Say, you Frosh, you don't know what a really SWELL feeling is until you come back to high school your second year and initiate a bunch of green Freshmen. We did that little job up brown on September 20. Then on Friday, October 4, we staged a benefit dance to raise money for a regular dance to be given in November. The Seniors took us under their pro- tecting wings and entertained us at Campbell's on November l. Our harvest dance early in November was acclaimed unique by the student body. We racked our brains for a clever as- sembly idea-then we got it--television! The Sophomore Val- entine paper practically depleted Miss Bigelow's supply of red crayons. We wound up our social activities for the year with a skating party. The decorations were carried out in black and blue.

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it ,,f ,WM I gg , , 'ull' ll .jkf Ag, lvff ,, 1- l RAY MITCHELL, Pres. WAHNITA BOWEN, V-Pres. SELMA BARRY, Sec'y. MAIDIEAWEAVER, Treas. ELVERA NELSON, Advisor. 5 . I Q Q ci A-vig.-ff M771-i,,-'-9 tif., 4--Z,g,,v,1 ,cz ZV JLJ, T H E J u N I o i2 s -,,,,,,,,,,f L . . . . -1 -f--LL, lg Q This has been a very active year for the juniors. First we ' practiced enunciating and sawing the air in preparation for f our first dramatic production, The Arrival of Kitty, a three- act farce, in which clothes certainly did NOT make the man. Our paper came out in a profusely decorated Christmas edi- tion, and we really had our readers going trying to figure out a completion story by substituting the names of Sophs. And then our assembly, presenting the activities of the school in slow and rapid motion, elicited chuckles from the student body. And the crowning achievement of our year-the junior- Senior Prom-expressed to our friends, the Seniors, the sin- cere wish of our class, lt's been swell to be fellow students with you. As you leave VVUHS our thoughts will follow you. Good luckl x fl. fl Y! M bf, ,fl fJ i f Q ' - X S' ,ll Xl' VMEJX: Qty ty L fl ll ,lil rf! fly V x' J 0 X T . ' za . fl l ,J Q l V ,t M , of ,J .ln K. V, . N. ' xy ' 'N if

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, il' V its A 7 e , x 4-1 1' FRANKLIN EVANS, Pres. WALTER CAMPBELL, V Pres MARY HORNBY Sec y Treas CECIL TYLER, Advisor TIIE I-RESIINEN After submitting, though not without a struggle, to the initiation punishments inflicted by the Sophomores, we grew very studious and plunged into our texts and notebooks for some intensive work the first semesterg we just didn't have time to go social with all the work these high school teachers piled on us. But in April we emerged for a swell hamburger fry given by the losers in the dues contest to the winners. Soon after this we published our Freshman paper, something no other Freshman class has ever done, so naturally we're proud of it. Plans are now under way for an assembly program to be put on in the near future. We have surely en- joyed our first year here at Victor High and we're looking for- ward to coming back next fall as full-fledged Sophomores- and what an initiation we have up our sleeves for next year's Froshl