Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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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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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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Getting a taste of leadership he Victoria High School Student Council has had one of its greatest years ever. At the Texas Association of Student Councils state convention in Austin at the end of the year, the council ran for state vice-president school and won a super victory to hold, during the upcoming year, their first state office in the last twenty years. A great variety of successful projects earned the Student Council the state award of Outstanding Student Council for the eighth time. The council hosted the District Xl Fall Convention in October. They also sponsored a truly memorable Homecoming Dance, which featured a jungle theme and the music of CHASE. Another successful Christmas wrapping booth in Victoria lVlall during December kept the council's books balanced. Some projects included sponsoring Camouflage Day and several assemblies, delivering cards and chocolate kisses on Christmas and Valentine's Day, raising money for families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and various projects for students, teachers, and the community during the year. Kim Anderson, president Christi Ehrett, vice-pres. Sandy Saenz, secretary Monica Sneddon, treasurer Sara Klotzman, corresponding sec. Sheri Scaief, historian Sandy Heaton, chaplain Elizabeth Shahan, parliamentarian tnot pictured: Christy Zapata, reporterj w'slQ.... . 4 A . it KNNSA 4+ 5 RQ? if 5-:rift Evans George demonstrates his skill at giftwrapping for A.W. Arm- strong and Todd Jones. Sara Klotzman lights up at the Candlelight Pep Rally. Q3 tg x Er 1 it ll V If . . , ,gd KW.. fp l r Af l 5 Members listen carefully at a council mee Sponsor Mr. Burchfield and officers Christi Ehrett, Kim Anderson, Christi Zapata, and Sandy Saenz are ready to go to Midwinter Leadership Workshop, in Austin. 114 f student councll