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0 CAMERA CLUB Qui N T All high school students who are interested in photography are eligible to Join the Cfcirriera Club. No previous pliotoqrapliic: experiericfe is necessary for meriibership in this organization. 1950 was the first year that the Camera Club was a part of Anchorage High Schools extra-curricular activities. The fundamentals of photography are taught to those who have had no previous experience. The other members are instructed how to im- prove their methods of taking, developing, and printing good pictures. Individual pictures were printed and sold to freshmen and sophomores by the club. Officers for the 1954-55 school year were: lanice Magnusson, president: Brita Barkdoll, secretaryg and Mary Margaret Burnett, treas- LlI'9I'. Mr. loseph Fillerup very ably sponsored the Camera Club again this year. Mary Margaret Burnett, Jane DsLorensl, Brita. Barkdoll, DeLatne Thomfson and Earl Barr receive s. few words of instruct on from Janice Magnusson. Secretary Brttu. Bnrkdoll prepares to print. pictures tn the darkroom. - -..,,, i
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,JF ,.5GP ' The officers for G.A.A. this year were, left, to rtght: Donna Howlett, vtce-president.: Dor- t,h C ff ' t -troas o y o man, souro any - urorp and Anno Cannon, prest- dent.. Any high school girl who is interested in participating in sports is eligible lor membership in the Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation of Anchorage High School. G.A.A. teaches the fundamentals and rules of various sports and promotes good sportsmanship through competi- tion. G.A.A. met regularly on Mondays and Wednesdays in the lunior High gymnasium from 5:30 to 7:00 P.M. at the beginning of the year. After the new gymnasium was completed, G.A.A. met directly after school irom 3:l5to 4:30. GAA.
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