West Valley High School - Aurora Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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Quill and Scroll members are: Mike Lu, Lori Nordgulen, Tim Olson, Bob Burcell, Jann Laitl, Stephanie Kind, Tammy Alberry, Kim Pelosi, and Julie Fate. Two-year Quill and Scroll members include Diana Hall, Kelley Kipp and Kelly Wien. At the N.H.S. Induction Mr. Rogers pauses before his congratulatory speech. N.H.S. AND QUILL AND SCROLL 219 Q

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ACADEMIC HONORS WERE RE- COGNIZED THROUGH N.H.S. AND QUILL AND SCROLL 's 'e'.af.,:,'2:Z-t'.f.g.,2:::.i2:'.':2:I1.: ,1'.1 The end of the year events included the initiation of new members into' National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll, a journalistic honor society. 5 The N.H.S. members handled the initiation and induction of the new S members. Their initiation included 5 dragging unsuspecting initiates out of bed at 2:00 in the morning, making them Q clean the school, and cooking breakfast for them. The more formal N.H.S. affair occurred ' on the evening of the Induction. Mr. i DeWild was the guest speaker, inspiring inductees and old members alike with his i speech on The One Great Lesson. Old N.H.S. members giving speeches included 5 Joan Scarborough, Mimi Lee, Kelly Wien, Indrek Burgraff, and Jennifer Brice. Quill and Scroll is a honor society for students excelling in journalism. Last years members included yearbook staffers Kelley Kipp, Diana Hall, and Kelly Wien. New Quill and Scroll members were announced by Yearbook advisor Ms. Baker at the Fine Arts Banquet. West's honor students made admirable accomplishments and were justly honored for their efforts. e S 3 E 3 E E P i Washing windows at four in the morning While Debbie Dinkel prepares to light the candles Matt Colonell recites the Oath. gli: gi!! of Dellsa de Vargas initiation into 218 N.H.S. AND QUILL AND SCROLL

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The arrival of spring brought warm temperatures and the month of May which together produced spring fever. P many students suffering from this ailmei the opportunity to get outside was a much cherished one, and on May 8, 19 students received their opportunity. Afti weeks of preparation the West Valley Aurora staff put all their efforts togethr and produced their first annual parking dance, held in the teacher's parking lot. Students from the entire school district were invited, and many came. There we also booths at the dance sponsored by various groups which served milkshakes and hamburgers. Perhaps the most memorable event a the dance was the helicopter landing in which several Lathrop student body members from the Senior class made th presence known. For a change in pace, there were two types of music: in one corner of the parking lot there was a D.J., and in the other there was a live band. With good weather, a lively atmosphere, a variety of music, and lots of people, the first annual parking lot dance was truly one of the great successes of the year. ?11n.i.ii'.?.Z'?E,f'I2L'.?.L'? c 'f' '1 'W a' AN EVENT ENJOYABLE FOR LL INVOLVED WAS WEST'S At the sunny parking lot dance a gazing Julie Fate models 1980 yearbooks. 220 PARKING LOT DANCE REGIONAL PARKING LOT DANCE it ii Selling hotdogs with her charming smile ls Mrs. Wilbanks. WV? E Smiling for the camera ls Randy Froese whll Diana Hall surveys the scene.