Ketchikan High School - Kayhi Yearbook (Ketchikan, AK)

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f Supw 101 Scholmshm Quzll and Scroll UILL AND SCROLL nitnonal honor socnety for lugh school Journallsts IS open to Junvors and senlors lI1 the upper thxrd of thelr class scholastlcally who have worked on hugh school publlcatlons Appllcants must submxt a story they have had prmted w1th a recommenda tlon from the advxser for the approval of the natlonal secretary The orgamza tlon sponsored by the Journalxsm department of the Dmverslty of Chncago en eourages youthful wrlters to entex natxonal Wfltlflg contests by offerlng scholar shxps that enable the student to go on to college These contests mclude ed1tor1a1 wrltmg feature Wfltlllg humor columns advertlslng layouts Besndes thls they er1t1c11e newspapers and ye-arbooks and otfer vlluable suggestxons for lmprove ment Beeause the Journallsm Department cut the number of publleatlons thls year appllcatxons were not flled untll the close of the term so no formal or gfanlzatlon was possxble However acceptanee of memberships reached hele ln time fo! them to we u their Dlllb to the MLlblL Festxval ln Juneau YY .2 rep!- Back row left to rxght Jim Asaph Marv Maclsaac Marlene Sallup Suzy Platt Olga Kobblwk Jnm TdVlS Front row Nadine Florence Charleen Gallagher Dlck Hamlm Ge-rda Nergaald Delphme Danxelson Not m picture Jaekxe Smxth

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In the Acknowledgment Offzcers Left to nght Mary Maclsaac treasurer Pat Crowley DYGSI dent Katherine Ruaro secre tary Not in pxciure Walter Sa vikko sergeant at arms Dick Maddox vice president Torch Honor Soczety CHOLARSHIP citizenship good fellowship and service are the objectives of these Torch members The Torch Honor Society was introduced in Ketchikan in 19.35 Eligibility for membership is based upon points earned in grades and par of their achievement Back row left to right Robert Droogs Arnt Antonsen Robert Dassow Gerda Nergaard Shirley Knox Pat Crowlev Walter Savikko Jim Asaph Dick Maddox Mlddle row Suzy Platt Carol Ludwigsen Lauxle Scott Katherlne Ruaro Penny Simonsen Margaret Daly Marianne Miller Front row Arlene Tlbbles Mary Maclsaac Delphine Danielson Olga Kobbivik Marlene Tibbles Sharon Morgan Lois Droogs Marv Sherman Noi m picture Frances Barros David Baker 7 O . : , S , ' 1 ' , - , 1 ' , ' . I 3 Y ticipation in school activities. Each year senior members receive pins as emblems .I ' : Y . . Y . Y ' 1 ' . ' . : :. ' ' li 7 1 I I I Y U I 3

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I 72 Adrvancement of F1 zendslzz 12 LATIN BANOUE CLUB T 4 '9' ng? i Upper tm club banquet Lower Scenes from program at Latin Club banquet Latzn Club URPOSE of this club organized in 1944 IS to malntam an BCIIVC interest in Latin at Kayhi Student planned meetings are held twice a month Highlight of the year was the annual banquet in St John s Episcopal church basement March 14 with the theme World Peace All members took part in a play The Gods Condescend The annual DICHIC was held at the Dahlaffer beach Max 6 James Asaph won the prize for Greatest numbez ot club actix itv paints FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Back row, left to right: Mrs. Jules Dahlager, adviser: Lois Droogs, point chairmang Walter Savikko, sergeant at arms, Front row: Arlene Tibbles, secretaryg Jackie Smith, treasurer: Marlene Tibbles, presidentg Delphine Daniel- son, vice-president. 4 Back row, left to righi: Jim Asaph. presi- Edenso, sergeant at arms. Front row: Suzy Platt, treasurerg Mrs. Jules Dahlagvr, adviser Lois Droogs, point chairman: Dixie Anne H01 man, secretary. dent: Gary Tuzker, vice-presidentg Lawrence