Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Picture that! The best pictures by the best photographers One picture is worth a thousand words - a common cliche which proved to be true for many pictures of the Stingaree photography staff. Vic- toria High School hosted a colorful assortment of people, events and ac- tivities which created a great challenge for active photographers. These on the go students produced an immense variety of significant and technically superb photographs. Student life, A prime example of loyalty is displayed by devoted fans as they endure the elements to cheer on the Stings. Photograph by Robin Copeland. The helping hand of football manager Eric Vaughan is valued by the winded Bill McCrary. Photograph by Stacey Waller, sports action, performance and natural elements were part of the in- triguing collection of photography. Selections appearing on these two pages were personal favorites of the 1982-83 Stingaree photography staff. The pictures tell a story which mere words cannot describeg the individuali- ty of each photo relays a unique message. 3. Q Victory is easily detected on the proud face of the new football coach, Allanw dell. Photograph by Pete Munoz. 108 I photographer's best l

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Mademoiselle, Seventeen, Vogue, and Glamour are the favorite magazines of VHS girls such as Jill Swoboda. While testing their new home computer, Brian Mokry and Duane Rogers choose Pitfall as their trial cartridge. W.,-. i , -1 ' ,J 17 '?22.i:ih'i1'-.'Q, 'Ji ,W -,Z 1- 'li'1,'l i.,iea,,,'! .Eh m 233, A 'Li ,161 ' fibfehlv quail , .lifif jkl X r--'-f ' f - i 1 ci ,Y . , .3 A r Aix , -X . fry: - 'Y -.e L-s ,P ll- l I :Nat V :rf ' aio - 1.1.2 ' W 'mT-ai' , H-Eial ' e- ll .v , , . .ft t,..,,i, ie, , 4 . , ' -,... V V-J 'H'-M 3 . A LPI, , v use M' 1 .af N. -.ual-V P- new e . '-'- ' .f -4 a, ' :Q 1 i Y - -- IL!-.W it e K. H Q: ,al ai K V+ +1 5,,,.l , Y ? yi, , it , if-' 1 3 , V 4 P1 ' , A--' A1315 mr , 'znsljvf U q- w l g , ,, Y V iii ff -L . VP 1 tif--1 'JT-T A 'i if -ri, I J' i -, ns. ,. ., ,. ,..,,, ,msg ,.,, ,Q ,4..W: ,.... ,.. WW, - xl i tycheck. l l l l l l so as s s as s W, Qi 'l , Luckily Ranny Phillips is nineteen because in- ? l vestigator Mike Ratcliff makes his living checking Lgjgxi W 1 W W ZW U W ing: Dizzy, IDs. While waiting for a pizza at Mr. Gatti's, Scott Conaway believes in taking the short way around to drink Polli Rayburn's coke. W Students cruising on Stadium Road during lunch, sometimes have to stop for license and liabili- after hours ,' 107 J

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MW W-Www Worry overcomes this driver as he assesses the damage caused in this after school car-bus collision. Photograph by Steven Lanier QTAJD lst place winner - newsj. i Z Q 3 L 3 ly n. , W, - . , , 5471? . ,- i inf,-'E' ' :Q f- ,. 1.27 l W .,,, E Practice, rehearsals, and concen- tration are the basis of fine Vic- toriadore performances as Senior Second Captain Becky Rippamonti demonstrates. Photograph by In- gebord Ramirez. Wing? The beauty and awe of an evening storm is captured by the camera. Photograph by Ross Lucas CTAJD lst place winner - special effectsj. Tension builds between city rivals, Victoria High and Stroman, as Ricki Brigham tries to score and George Alexander looks on. Photograph by Dean Meade. The agony of defeat takes its toll on David Frost after the Stings lost a tough game. Photograph by Sean Wray. photographer's best X 109