Senior Information Center

Welcome to the Senior Information Center. On this page you will find all the information about the VVHS Senior Class of 2023. We will have important information about Cap and Gowns, Graduation and other relevant information for the Class of 2023. Congratulations on your accomplishment. 

Senior Class President- Isabella Atencio

Senior Class Vice President- Briana Rios

Senior Class Secretary- Kayla Hynes 

Class Sponsor- Mrs. Lindsey Allen

Class Motto- TBD

Class Song- TBD

Class Flower- TBD

Student Body Officers

President: Emma Smith

First VP: Alexa Lucero

Second VP: Natalia D'Elia

Secretary: Kalilly Garcia

Treasurer: Hannah Nguyen

Historian: Han To

Officer of Inclusion and Outreach: Aliyah Vigil

Student Faculty Liaison: Emma Foyt-Gade

CLASS OF 2023 SENIORS & PARENTS:

SENIOR PHOTO YEARBOOK FINAL DEADLINE INFO:

This is your friendly reminder that the discounted senior ad rates will be ending on November 1st. Ads are still available for purchase through February, but only at the discounted rates through Tuesday. 

Senior ads are an exciting way to celebrate your senior and commemorate the culmination of their high school career. Ads can be purchased at yearbookordercenter.com. Please see the attached flyer for sizing and pricing information. Individual and group ads are accepted. 

Yearbooks can also be preordered on this site. We did sell out last year so preordering today will ensure a book for your senior in May. 

Thanks so much, and feel free to reach out with any questions. 

Kady Stribling & The Hawk yearbook staff

Senior Sunrise- Wednesday August 10

Homecoming Game- Friday September 23 vs El Dorado @ Community Stadium 7:00 PM

Homecoming Dance- Saturday September 24 @VVHS 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM

Deadline for Senior Photos- October 22, 2022

Deadline for Senior Ads- November 1

Prom- TBD

Senior Sunset- May 2nd

Robing Ceremony- Friday May 12 @ VVHS Main Gym 6:30 PM

Graduation-  Monday May 15 @ Tingley 6:30 PM (Tentative)

Since 2008, photographer Frank Frost has partnered with the Foundation to recognize seniors in high school who have selflessly given back to their communities, usually without recognition or praise. These young adults have already made a difference in their schools and neighborhoods and inspire their peers and all of us to do the same.

Selections are made by a committee of community partners and volunteers, and the decision is not an easy one. Each Selfless Senior not only represents themselves and their families, but the amazing work of countless high school students who are making a positive difference in our city each and every day.