Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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Cgyrril . .. pint, I ..x,K1gxx. ill fl d Di:-l-L Ff'l 'llSfWll form 3 VH' 1 f 'in f ' S Stenclrimix - TA., Lmitllvr. imt-ami sm: of the ZHWY .l , 'lxv 9. 1 hh 3 fl i FOLK DANCE CLUB llfith il idrqe ineinbership Ot enthiif sidstic dancers the Folk D 'N' ,UNCC Kkllitl exnerinefed C1 very successful yedr. They qdx e their Llllllllfli Fur Rendezvous exhibition with the URLlSSlGll Sher GS CI Colorhii hiqhhqht. fl spring Pl'OQTCllll wits CliSO qiven with inciny ol the ldvorite ddnces ot' the qroup. Xlnionq the nmny ditterent types ot dances the chili performed were Latin Aiiimrictiii ihythnis, wdltzos, imc tic its, cnid dll the trdditiondl f nlk dttiivezx. A rzpuiinq iucrrty wtin qiven in Mtnth lui ttiiwiiiclw thtit ' , giciiiimz tvvtrnthll ytutr. Mizz: Cftuzvy -wiv- ,, -ti vtiry cxlily fl., iflvim-i tw thi fgmtiii triif 1 , . , u ., ' i grivu iniivh tit her illllft ti lllflkl, th-.i ytrtxi CI ::11c't'f,-12:1 l 1 Q 3 ii 1, .-42'-, -A Q ,..,.,. ,fl 'ii 1,0 14 . I 9 QD fi'Y3?'i 113 i 15,11 2- his ,pig , at , LASA1 ity J 9- . .1-It l ,vp f A.-.'.'T?E E3 Thx' I ' L1 li y.s. vt-xx' xwiw- Inf: to 'i,i1r. V , Informally pictured here is the Anchorage High School Folk Bmtilt-y, rvprvse:it.iti 'N ti the ol Illini' C'tn.::1i31l: Snziiijf Dance Club with Miss Casey in the from ro Broun, ' -1 'Sltltlllfl Di l1.2:tl.'X'.'.l1Ul1, scifi'cry-Sita-i::i:i', .inn Jiiixvv !N1.tgiinssu:1, pivsxtlczgt, 150 w to the left.

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TROUPE 700 Each month two Thespian meetings are held: one social, and the other business. Social meetings consist of entertainment and refreshments, both provided by members. During busi- ness meetings such things as the selection oi new members, selection of tl A 'V f t as X ,. . X A '- s il ' 1 , ' I 0 A ' 'lu lt l i t ., ..f 'IJ N N ,A , ' A l l FST! if 1 lijpfsl . ' it ' -'Lf ar 'F ' M' - fy 'V I 7 5 l ,id gn, imma ' 4 V w .5 I Thespian candidates take their vows at the Thespian formal initiation. the annual play, and other such necessary decisions are made. The National Thespian Society helps students not only in the actinq part of a play, but with lighting, sound effects, and props. A student interested in acting can get experience and expert advice. The success of Troupe 700 was at- tributed largely to Mrs. Elizabeth Sutherland, who was again the Thes- pian sponsor. Without her able assist- ance the club could not have done the many things that are involved in a suc- cessful year. l 2 n'. -Yr' it t V it . r 4lf' 1t 9 55 .5,,,A! J-4. f' :t5g'f sf,. :X tin, A H C , FA ei, ffi wi Q A' fl l ly J Norma Griffith gives her speech to the Thespian initiates. t I 4,5 5 1 A will -. ,An l...- 7.- ,..... t -- Q .. 1.4 149

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JUNIOR RED CROSS organized in lunior Anchorage High School in 1951. Stu- ' anization dents contributing to the org h ter is en- become tirely a s Every month the of the other officers of chapters in the greater Anchorage area to discuss budgets, projects, and community prob- Red Cross Was members. The c ap ervice organization. ficers meet with lems. The chapters' igg l ear was fixing nut cups and pace h Y mats to be put on the food trays in t e area's hospitals. The high school students con llected the largest a by the organization. h' est project this tributed mount ever to be co served as the ad Miss Gahrielson ter and Mrs. Walker 'ser the first semes v, ' second seniester. replaced her during D i num.-.1-iw ' A n or Y summer of 1954, Sandy Brown represented' the ' Red Cross at the National D iv' the .' A33-iiloirngc Chapter of the Junior convention held in Billings, Montana. Dwmb A- lltl11 Jun. . 1 P done 1' . P 5 or Led C L ross enrollment Sheets and C1 d - S is 15 nth Ann Peterson and M ary Jane 0'She,1 r v Q9 4 l H . f THQ or r t fi ' N Wea 'A lf i I fij f f . L wern' Janet Mohr, Sandy Brown, Th officers this year ,, ' h Charbonean. e Bodile Eskesen, and Keit 151