Ketchikan High School - Kayhi Yearbook (Ketchikan, AK)

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ourislzes the F lfmze ' INK NIGHTMARE was the theme of this years Junier Prom. The gym was transformed through the hard efforts of juniors who came down after schffol. in the evening. and even in their .study halls to decorate. Three walls were covered with midnight-blue painted paper, with a pink elephant parade on one wall and various assqrted decorations on the others. A Amid an atmosphere of dim lights, soft music and gaiety, the Queen of the Prom was crowned and was enthroned in the royal chair. Juniors .f 'k Q it Top row, left to right: Arnt Antonsen. John Alden. Bob Andis. Aven Andersen. Boyd Clrbin. Neal Corbin. James Asaph, Second row: Bob Hull. Sylvia Freimuth. Bruce Harrod. Larry Frei- muth, Shirley Knox. Steven Krause. John Karlson, Third row: Leonard Marx. Sharon Morgan. David McClure. Suzy Platt, Wayne Parrish 1BobJ. Naida Newell, Don McCann, Fourth row: Jackie Smith, Joy Ann Winters. Jackie Thompson, Bill Wilson, Charles Traylor, Jim Vanderweele, Wal- ter Savikko. 28

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5 s A Y Siandmg left to nght Bob Adams V1 enresxdent Don McCann representa tlve John Glll adv ser Clark Stump represnntatxve Seated Sharon Morgan secretary Mrs Helen Bond advlser Charles Trzylor pusndenl Anne Hlldc brandt Serge mi nt arms Chxrlun Cnlla hu tuasuru Jumor Class Imtza twe EGINNING thelr Junlor year ln hlgh school the Cla s Cf '14 elected the fol lowlng offlccrs Charles Fraylor presldent Bob Adams VILC DI'9S1dU'11 geant at arms Don McCann and Clark Stump SBA representatxves Slnce there were only two mter school basketball amf s the Llxss h ld a bike sale to earn money for thelr expenses Margaret Schust came III second reprmsentlng tha glass ln ihe Queen of KAYHI 53 contest Je anette Allam deslgnnd the banmr f mr tha class of '34 On February 18 class pm and rlngs arrlved and scvcrnl wus set ln stones whnch was a pleasfnt ch mga from the plaln ones W h the junior Q11 1 hc sl Ihr Junior Prom under! the lfhi snhool socndl season i . ,x . ' ' I - 1 6 V . ,IK ,, . ,gf . . . e , , . ' -1 ' , i- f 1 . ' ' ' . I . , . I -. V 'S , Z . ,S z ' - In-' . I x ' I 1 , A ,Z 2 . .3 1 2 H , , 'Z . 2 , .' . ,. 5, , ' O I I .V Sharon Morgan, secretary: Charleen Gallagher, treasurer: Ann Hildebrandt, ser- ': ' X x X U :- l , ' 5 - L4 r gr js' , I 25- - 2 C A A ui x ' L' l x,' x . u ' ,A ' 'I ' m 1 - ' 1 -' x 1 - 1 5 3 - ' A' 7. U X 1 y . .2 4 ' ' ' X 2 k. K , Z ,uh I. X ' 1 v I L- 1 xv 10 . 2 3 , 1 ' ,1- it -' ' -zsszs - ' ' ' - - . .FZ

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As It Grows in B1'ig'htness HIS YEARS campaign for SBA president between Jackie Smith and Arnt Antonsen was the liveliest Kayhi has ever seen. Each party put up signs galore in favor of its candidate. in the hope of outdoing the other. One of Jackie's complete with real diaper, said Time for a change. Vote Smith. Signs on the :locks in every room announced that it was time to vote for Arnt. Signs were displayed on almcst half of the lockers, announcing that either Arnt or Jackie was the best candidate, and sure to win. James Vanderweele won first place for Alaska in the VFW Auxiliary essay contest. J uniors , nl! ii ff sa W' far ,WV , -0' '5' 17 C., rv Top row, left io right: Harold Dill. Lavina Hamilton, Bob Adams. Second row: Marlene Tib- bles. Arlene Tibbles. Clark Stump. Margaret Schust. Loraine Wakeman. Eddee Jo Wilson. San dia Young. Third row: Marion Mayo. Charles Nelson. Charleen Gallagher, Ann Hildebrandt Frances Olofson. Vivian Moller. Alta Mouton. Bottom row: Larry Clegg. Roberta Campbell Ralph Edenso, Joyce Anderson, Pat Desmond. Jeanette Allain, Carol Bil1in:2,sley. 29