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

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'i Sorting through a ten year accumulation of artwork, art clubbers Valerie Wheeler, Susan Posthumas, Tammy Fowler, Dickie Vehmier prepare an art display for the art room. Utilizing their talent and past experience, the members of the West Valley Art Club sponsored the Fall Art Show. Sponsor Miss Lois Hughes experienced a personal crisis prior to the show, but the club rose to the occasion and, led by officers: Dale McRae, President: and Valerie Wheeler, Secretary: the club took complete control of the situation and master-minded the entire show which came off very smoothly and was a smash-success. Hughes commented that she was . .very proud of the group and wished to thank them for coping so well with the problem. The club also sponsored a Spring show that spanned two week-ends and displayed a broad spectrum of art work produced by a number of artistically proficient West Students. The club also worked with the Alaska Association of the Arts by aiding in the presentation of a December art showy an honor not to be taken lightly according to Hughes. Due to interests expresse by its membership, during the second semester the club explored the areas of photography and snow sculpture, enabling members to gain a new appreciation for these art forms. Expounding on numerous, artistic ideas, West's Art club certainly painted a detailed portrait of school spirit and involvement at West Valley. Cooperation and teamwork are made evident by club members Dickie Vehmier, Cindy France, and Dale McRae. tt- f 3 -14 Sa.. Art clubber Mike Moore trims some sketches in preparation to matting them. THE ART CLUB EXPANDED TALENT AND EXPERIENCE TO INCLUDE EVERYTHING FRCM WEST'S ART SHOW TO SNOW SCULPTURE Q'

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WEATHERING SEVERAL CHANGES. KEY Wwliniece Members of the 1978-79 Key Club are: BACK Hicks, Fred Randolph, Adviser Mr. Ristow, ROW: Richard Tremarello, Eric Rhude, Joe FRONT ROW: Varina Van Veldhuizen, Con nie Kennebec, Ted Stamps, Mike Flodin, SECOND Gunn, Mike Cooney, Vicky Allen, Vannessa ROW: David Wheeler, Scot Stamps, Phillip Edgar, Mary Shroyer. Pirie, Charlie Koo, Darrell Pritchard, Richard In an effort to reduce the Key Club s point deficit, Ted Stamps concentrates fully on his shot. ., With perfect Diming, persuasive Key Clubber Lory Barsdate hits up a West student for a donation to the March of Dimes. Manning the Keyhole, Charlie Koo serves up a package of peanut M8-M's while Scot Stamps rolls change from the cash box.