Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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mi- , ji An A Club initiation was held in the fall which brought the membership to about forty-five. During the Western Alaska and All-Alaska tournaments the lettermen served as ushers and proved a great help in directing the fans to their various sections. They also assisted at assemblies and other school activ- ities. l Coaches lim Cooper and Bill Wiltrout very ably served as A Club advisers this year. 4UpperD A Club officers this year were: President, Fred Batsong vice-president, Bill Shumateg secre- tary-treasurer, Gary Gebo. tLowery The football team lines up for introduction and to receive their letters at a Pep Club rally. ts - gb l l 2 Pictured above are the lettermen of Anchorage High School. l ,...- 'TTT 1-A -t .N 'Q 'C' lsq I lr K 4, ,Am g,,. Y T

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. N1 fl I - f' t, l. 1 3 .N 4 l r'f Ma X Aw ff, l U' 'v 4' 1,1 V Q '53 ,ai lTopy Dancers pause to watch confetti and balloons float to the floor at the an- nual A CLUB dance. lCenterJ Dennis Lynch busily polishes the seal du i ' ' r ng A CLUB initiation. 4Bottom7 Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves at the A CLUB Halloween dance. A CLUB Any boy in Anchorage High School who is interested in sports is eligible for membership in the A Club. Mem- bership is determined by a point system or by the number of quarters played in the various sports. For the first time girls were admitted as honorary members of the A Club. These girls were Marleen Wayson, Karla Wayson, Iackie Watson, Kathy Broze, Beverly Collar, and Marguerite Plobinson.

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.ff ' , lt 6 X J -t Lbh. I ' Q ani?- t. at . 1 i . lik, ea 3 Wieffn- ' DihK!llNNlllM tho operation of Nw Df0Jf'l'!ur nrt- Mrra. Huh Hkl, lldVlHl'l', :uid Burl Burr. prcstduiit. The l'i'oiwvtion Club celebrated its second anniversary this year. The purpose ot the organization is to teach students how to operate and care for the audio-visual equipment. The club was successful in achieving its goal ol orderly operation of the equipment. Proiectionists were responsible tor all school audio-visual properties and they relieved the teachers of the job ol getting and returning the equipment. A bulletin board in the chemistry lab was used for posting assignments and announcements ol interest to the members. The officers of the Projection Club tor the i954-1955 school year were: Earl Barr, presidentg Dick Benold, vice- presidentg Lynn Grove, secretary-treas urerg and Walter Reynolds, program chairman. Mrs. Anne Babski sponscred the Protection Club this year. PROJECTION r . CLUB Fly wg . n. Eritliimtzmttc nicnihcrn ltnmii liitcntl t. 1' 1 . discussed for nicinbcrnhlp, y 0 D um mlm' This is the way to set the nnchine up gays Lynn Grove while Dick Benold and Walter Iieynolds watch the demonstration,