Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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385,740 big ones for the winners uring the annual Awards Assembly, more than 585,740.00 in awards and scholarships were given to over 150 hard working students who excelled in school and its related activities. The master of ceremonies was Student Council Presi- dent Kim Anderson. Foreign exchange students Ahmed Sh'haltoug Uor- danj, llona Joensuu CFinlandJ, and Hava Frumkin Clsraely receive a Stingaree jacket at the end of the ceremony. Receiving the Bill Pugh Scholarship from Mr. Hutson are Susan Tsujimoto and Teresa Villafranca. Mrs. Bauer of the Victoria Music Club con- gratulates David Carbajal for being chosen for the S150 scholarship. Various representatives from colleges, local businesses, scholarship funds, and VHS Clubs and organizations gave the chosen recipients their awards. Mr. B. F. Erskine, principal, presented certificates to magna cum laude and cum laude graduates. He also recognized the NVQ w-lv-1:5 Tracy p to the S400 scholarship presented by Mr. Zuniga from the Coastal Bend Sub Sec- tion of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Harris is the reci ien f valedictorian, Susan Tsujimoto C 100.647 and salutatorian Teresa Villa' ca CGPA 100.19J. All recipients, parents, and the student body, min freshmen, attended the hour and five minute ceremony. E u ii U 3 E fawards assembly 4-,

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Personalities add sparkle I Special interests and skills of students such as Laurie Merrill's, Angelle Allemand's and Stacy Walker's provide entertainment for others C lasses contained a variety of in- dividuals who formed a vibrant student body. Just like a snowflake, each separate person was different from any other studentg however, these people mingled with others and made Victoria High a school -with manyunique areas of in- terest. Almost every student was provided with at least one subject which appealed to him, whether it was science, math, social studies or any number of electives. These students worked diligently on school work, Club activities, sports, perfor- mance and many other school spon- soredevents. f Q , l g A e y iWork 'wasg not x the only ,thing school supplied, many good times and lasting friendships resulted from the influence otschool. With all the activities which occurred ,eat the schooland all the interesting people who filled the classrooms, it was easy to detect the schoot's sparkle. ey a J QA 'Toucll l---'-'Q' C1455 classes

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Michael Denise Bush f Lynn Carrol f Maureen Ann Conway Kathryn Marie Dayis - Jo Elizabeth Dungli, ryl Annette Eichm M C ol Ann Einkauf ' LL X Gay Dawn Fitzhenry Hava Frumkin Michael Milam Gerick I f Dana Michelle Grones LeAnn Lynne Hamman Kimberly Michelle Paula 1 , all f, awards assembly