Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Seeking excellence in UIL or the first time in fourteen years, the VHS drama team placed second out of eight teams in University interscholastic League with The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie. Carolina McAlister and Todd Cobb were named on the All Star Cast while Cathie Bush achieved Honorable Mention. One problem the cast had was cutting the three act play down to one act. Cathie Bush commented, To do a good show you have to have a good ensemble, that is to be able to play off of each other. Also, the characters need to be believable and honest. Other individual and team winners included: Malcolm Wolter and Mike Derrickson, third district debate, Donna Oertli, first informative speaking, Cathie Bush, fourth prose interpretationg Jill Janecka, first region, state qualifier feature writing, Jamie Calaway, second region, state qualifier feature writing, fourth spelling and plain writingp Laurie Neumann, second ready writing, Shaune Stark, fourth ready writing. ffgvaii-'7?,f' A Rory Cobb takes notes for his feature article of Don- na Oertli's school girl days. With the debate competition on his mind, Malcolm Wolter cannot seem to get his luggage together. Michelle Herrmann, Jill Konarak, Kim. Parker, and Rhonda Carroll report to the Marsha Blaine school for girls. Miss Jean Brodie fCathie Bushj and the art teacher CRudy Kleckab are supposedly having a lover's quarrel. Carolina McAlister tells her teacher Cathie Bush what She really thinks of her. g 94 X ull 4

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Lively music accompanies Natalie Rodriguez and David Phillips as they whirl around the dance floor. It's hard not to have a good time with all the excitement, music, and decorations around as Debbie Sparkman, Tony Prokop and Debbie Terry find out. Pete Munoz and Mrs. Gillar enjoy each other's company. , Freshmen servers include: Jesse Saldivar, A. W. Arm- ? strong, Randall Thompson, Bubba Miller, Brian Hurst, Cor- 2 bey Salyer, Cally Coleman, Karen Craves, Anna Flint, Joan r Scherer, Trey Pall, Steven Sanders, Ursula Wagner, Chyra Blackaller, Lea Anne Brimberry and Karen Summerlin. - l , prom X 93 E .W

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Steve Branson. David Rother, and Kent Kohleffel put in everything they've got into pitching the cattle tents. .Mpc 1 x cw. HY!-S av 3, W '1t, if 'X , wi ,,,,., - is I, 'J 9 X N' W fi 'tt 'E V if ., ' ' L ii: ' ' X '5z,.,:g:.. s . E t Q ff ez' s gn: Wyse K 5 sv do sf , ,iff -. -ee, 3 9 t 2 9 N Vx r . e ' L5 g f X, Q ' .- -al. fs Ve x 4 E fxgi i kgs 9 gli- .Z Q' I 2? ,V , .. , X .V Livestock show has great success ith great weather and the help of the Victoria Jaycees and Future Farmers of America members, the Victoria Livestock Show had a great display of steers, barrows, lambs, breeding sheep, ponies, and carcasses by various FFA and 4-H members and other area participants. More than 30 active and hard-working individuals from VHS participated in at least one judging event with many of them placing during March 9-12. The top three winners, all of whom were 4-H members include Art Coles - lst heavyweight Brahman Cross, Julie Hamilton - lst heavyweight English 1 'tiki pw.. 2-F E, Mfiirf ' Aadelyn Liddell shows Jimmy Welvert that girls can put up a ence also. as Steer, and Mike Pozzi - Reserve Champion Barrow Carcass. Besides the usual judging events, a pony show, western games, Kountry Fair, booths, live music, and the carnival were on hand to attract and entertain both young and old. The auction generated a total of 5201656.85 in sales for the place winners. Donnie Maraggia hopes the buyes will give him a fair price for his market barrow. Janet Rother shows her fourth place lamb for the last time in the auction cage. livestock show X 95