East Anchorage High School - Legend Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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German Club The primary purpose of the German Club was to have a place where people who were interested in the German language and culture could come to study and learn. The Thunderbird Dinner project, which was the main project for the 1968-69 year, included slides, a puppet show, and displays of knick knacks from Germany. The members gave out German Chocolate candy to the visitors. Another project was the Oktoberfest. This after school festival included such things as German food, German relics on display, and German music. X-ff E, if German Club members include FRONT ROW: Clarence Estes, Judy Conway, and Lee Phillips: SECOND ROW: Mrs. R. H. Spencer, Jennifer Chandler, Donna Lott, Susan Vik, and Kathy Cole: THIRD ROW: Delores Walther, Miles Bowen, Bruce Schroer, Tim Miller, and Hannah Twitchellg and BACK ROW: Richard Baker, Jack Horner, Bob Fisher, and Becky Kurtz. .12 Y Z 3' x Listening intently to Mrs. Spencer are Delores Walther and Clarence Estes. ,.........................l..,.. 1

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Members of Future Secretaries are FRONT ROW: Barb Sonnentag, Sheila Thrasher, Jaymi Chron, Kristie Collyer, Glenda Ogle, Linda Johnson, Mrs. Sleeper, sponsor, and Miss Adams, sponsor, SECOND ROW: Barbara Mosquito, Barbie Underwood, Chris Mass, Sandi Simon, Catherine Tucker, and Lynn Burnett, and BACK ROW: Wendy Nagel, Debbie Oakes, Sharon Hill, Cheryl Huru, and Judy Bender. FSA Under the direction of Miss Janet Adams and Mrs. Maxine Sleeper, East's Chapter of the Future Secre- taries of America launched the school year with the initiation of new officers at the Captain Cook Hotel. The year's activities centered around guest speakers who initiated interesting discussions for the benefit of the members. Officers for the 1968-69 school year were Kris Collyer, president, Glenda Ogle, vice-president, Jaymi Chron, secretary, and Shelia Thrasher, treasurer. Sheila Thrasher and Glenda Ogle discuss plans for the Thunderbird Dinner. 'E Adjusting the camera is Linda Johnson, who is preparing to take the wacky photos for the Thunderbird Dinner.

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French Club members include FRONT ROW: Mrs. E. Diebold: Kathi Dome: Matt Goodson, president, Dan Walker, vice-president: Molly McVay, secretary-treasurer: and Tom Belisle, sergeant-at-arms: SEC- OND ROW: Sue Richardson, Becky Morris, Gayle Rayer, Lisa Pruitt, and Vicky Brock: THIRD ROW: Paula Wilson, Kata Dougherty, Tia Booth, Lynn Woods, Lara Smith, and Rose Kleinenbergg FOURTH ROW: Kelly McLaughlin, Clark Silcox, Jean Wyatt, and Gerald Jennings: FIFTH ROW: Jeff Lovern, AI Haley, Nicore LaRochelle, Sharon DuBroc, and Karleen Parrot: SIXTH ROW: Dennis Berry, Claire Ortalda, Barb Dickinson, Sybil Freeman, and Orlando Stamps, SEVENTH ROW: Loren Cheatham, Spencer Sneed, Chris McDannel, and Curt Brandon: EIGHTH ROW: Nancy Aldridge, Peggy Comis- key, Debbie Wolfe, and Larry Allen: BACK ROW: Ronnie DePaImer, Robert Fisher, Tricia Bing, Peter Aplebee, and John Tergarden. Parlez-vous francais? inquires Mrs. Diebold to George- Curtis. French Club Encouraging interest in the French language and culture was the objective of the French Club. The 1968-69 cIub's main project for this year was a sidewalk cafe at the Thunderbird Dinner. The cafe served punch and cookies contributed by club mem- bers and Mrs. Diebold, the sponsor. Going to Alaska Native Service Hospital and enter- taining the patients was their Christmas project. The spring season plans included a volleyball tournament with Alaska Methodist University. 4 ri hi , '---Q... Sighing with relief after completing part of their Thunderbird Dinner project are Matt Goodson, president: Molly McVay, secretary- treasurer: and Dan Walker, vice-president.