Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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i ,,'l ,,-- Q 4 Q t t 4 N ,if ' tTopl Ardent basketball fans cheer the' xr team on to victory. weutery Pep Club officers this year were: Jackie Urling, sece retary-treasurer: Joel Louns- bury, vice-presidentg Diana Ernst, president. lBottomj School spirit fills the air at the H ' omecommg Rally. Q - II -4- ,,,.,f ,f- 1 'k .ff-' a tll ,,,..--- PEP CLUB Th mote good school spirit and to encourage attendance at the games. The support of the l b ders in their yells and s in their routines. e main purpose of the Pep Club is to pro c u helps the cheerlea the songleader This year the Pe Y busy year. At their lirst meetin tl p Club had an unusuall g iey elected the officers for the year. Diana Ernst was elected presidentg Ioel Lounsbury, vice-presi- Z dentg and Iackie Urling, secretary-treasurer. r.rr ,,.1A -'- ' ' L Qi. A I4 .Z v.,.z ltkf M, F, N' ,gm ,, Q 'M55,5,.,,4vvf me 7 W V M--VK Qwwwf l V 1 : Fx QF . - L , 4 i , 2 ,,Q, I, 1 r V Wg. H 1 ilzn . , Sf-Q' My Qt a V tt, N ttt' 1s t ' t y A , '4 1 ft A 1 e t get 'fx' X5 tel V , ,,:,t,,,,,,. ,Q Q .5 A M3-q , ':4:w7?iA .N x me SQ l U 9-'Snag ,tgp 51. kd nyc? AF qwwvi 9 K. if .. ,-135 If wha., :...:tQA Q at .I 6534 Pri' 1 fr- FXNJ' i fnffi 'Q' hal t ef f' ' 14,3-ghfd J .L A 'V' ' '- fayt , ' l Mr A to 'i l e- 'l l . lift? are 5525: ,sam - r t . of 2 VA ts A 1 - 1 A S 2 i . A . Q . ff' Q ' ,-. W 1. 'l I 'fl-illffft' A , y jf W an -.... ,Q Y M ' 3 Q NIH-ungl,' 1'.i-F Enthusiastic A.H.S. rooters crowd the pep section during the Western Alaska Tourn- ament.

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if y. .. z .NJ ta .Q ,!WfWff4' 4 Pictured from left to right at the installation of officers in the Home Economics Department are: Marguerite Peterson, Frances Cavallero, LeE11en Zuber, Martha Cokely, Janice Faccio, Arlene 4 Anderson, and Joyce Baird. ,lal,e ill . rem.. FUTURE HUMEMAKERS ff V A ' x V ' twtt ati UF AMERICA wi fi. is 'H 1' W - 4 . wif ss' lfqaal . ,.,... ANA, , - '41 E it . . , . . ,, This active organization is open to . 'ww . M si 'A any high school student who has ' J-tr5'sk'5'f taken a home economics course or is at z, I I presently enrolled in one. F. H. A. is heart a non-profit organization and is spon- sored by the home economics depart- ment. This year F. H. A. boasts its largest membership since it was organized. One of the many activities of F. H. A. this year was the sending of Christmas gifts to the Lazy Mountain Childrens Home. A Christmas fashion show and tea was given by the F. H, A. girls. Each member modeled something she had made herself. The purpose of the organization is to help girls to live better today in order that the home-making pupils life and ll: those ot their families may be better kiwgju Kin, 4 A t tomorrow. Their motto is Toward New Horizons. . i I fcirclel Two F. H. A. girls serve refreshments at the United Nations Tea. lBot.t,omJV Posed informally along the stairs from left to right are IHIH. A. officers: A. Anderson, M. Peterson, J. Paccio, P. Cavallero, M. Cokely, D, Ernst, and L. Zuber, president. 165

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The Pep Club rooied the Eagles on to win four football games over Palmer. Two games were played in Anchorage and two in Palmer. Many ardent Pep Club members drove to Palmer in private cars to boost their teams morale. On December ll the Pep Club chartered a train to Palmer to open the Railbelt Conference. Pep assemblies were held during the Railbelt Conference and again when all the teams came for the Western Alaska Tournament. Many Pep Club members were hosts to the students from visiting schools. During the Western Alaska Tournament, which was held in Anchorage, Pep Club mem- bers turned out in large numbers to yell for the N 'Nb- Pep Club members discuss plans at a. meeting in the cafea teria. P' Q' 9, 11.- Eagles in their new gym. The Pep Club also decorated the gym with signs and crepe paper. Much of the credit for the success of the Pep Club goes to Mr. Kickbush and Mrs. Dudley who were advisers of the club. f t 4LeftJ Louie Beavers and Jerry Jarvis seem to be enjoying themselves on a train trip to Palmer, rRightJ Pictured from left to right arc: Marleeu Wayson, Brian Marlatt, Karla Waysou, Dick Shepherd, and Jackie Wat- son, A.H.S. cheerleaders. 167