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Hard work on the part of industrial Arts members Ray Trevino, Doug Dlouhy, Todd Rydell and Doug Tesch help to improve the campus, Raw talent is needed to achieve the fine art of transferring lifesavers on toothpicks as AFS members Valerie Knipling and Elizabeth Shahan demonstrate. Personality and effort inspires active students to excel in club activities! 112fcIubs
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Victoria High School which was photographed by Steven Lanier and Dean Meade is a sight to see at night. The school colors have not always been red and white. At Patti Welder the colors were orange and black when in 1958 they changed to red and white. These colors promote the life and identity that holds VHS together. The origin of the alma mater which hangs in the gym began in fall of 1957. Instead of changing the school's name in the old song, Betty Whitis, Judy Shields, and Barbara Witherspoon wrote a new song and Fred Junkin set its music. Through the years the singing of the school song at athletic events and pep rallies became a tradition that preserves the closeness of all future and past graduates of VHS. FFT, , 1' I Troy Johnson reves up the mor- i ning pep rallies. i Roped off is the Stingaree mascot that distinguishes VHS 3 from any other high school. , tradition I 111
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Preferred activities promote excellence Drummer Kevin Harrison will do anything for a little attention. . 41: fg' ' . ff ' .jg 't 5'iZ ..,. H' fr - x,: 5 ft ,t , ' , 45,1 V? - . : tb ' V Vs. Q- , C lubs provided students with laughter, friends and knowledgeg however, hard work, dedication and talent were also aspects of being an active ciub member. Every second Wednesday of each month, most clubs convened during activity period to take care of club business. Many clubs met during regular class periods aswell as before and after school, while other clubs scheduled meetings during members' spare time. A variety of activities were performed by clubs. Community services, care for the elderly and needy and campus beautification were 'only' a minute part of club projects. Participation in clubs helped .students to learn to in- teract with others, develop skills and build wonderful memories of high school. ,Club members put forth . -an admirable effort in fund raising and servicesilnorder to produce positive things for themseives and others. ln everything they did, devoted club members definitely revealed excellence., Cfbucll -'-as-s QfC1Hss clubs ,' 1 13
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