Ketchikan High School - Kayhi Yearbook (Ketchikan, AK)

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ns', Ofjbice 'Help Students who work in the office find there is never a dull moment. Every girl alpha- betrzes rnaterral, sorts and arranges classifications cards, answers the phone and runs errands for the office secretary, Mrs, Bob Bushre, and the principal, Miss Elise Stouffer. The offrce girl s efficiency and dependahilrty at getting a rob done help keep the of- fice running cis an rqrganrzed unit. The office halp includes Karen Synnestvedt, first ond second hourg Gail Turley, third hourg Aleita Victorson, fourth hourg Sylvia McClure, fifth hourg Audrey Stump, sixth hourg Vona Traylor, seventh hourg locinne Auger, eighth hourg and Jeanne Traversy. Scene in Office Mrs. Polly Bushre at rnterfcorn Office l-lelp, BACK ROW: Aleita Vrctorson, Vona Troylor, Gail Turley. FRONT ROW: Audrey Stump, Jeanne Traversy, Karen Synnestvedl, Joan Auger, Sylvia McClure. 2- '5',? :ri-7 ' I a.,gl3

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NW Q 1 i-...Q 'YNY' WW dl nail? FWWX Qui! F -'Y nn-N V an-an Er' p--an-sv' Scene an Library ASSlSTANT LIBRARIANS BACK ROW Joyce Bradshaw Bernadrne Weatherly Penny Vander Weyst FRONT ROW Nancy OLeary Judy Rokey Beverly Patotzka Judy Lovely Mar garet Turner Lzbnafuana Durmg the 1956 57 school year the Kayhu lrbrary was reorgamzed to provude a lrbrary area separate from the study hall Thus arrangement enabled students rn rooms outsude the study hall to make greater use ot the lubrary A new set of the Encyclopedna Brntannta was added to the reference collectlon Many new books were added to the lubrary s collectnon Some of these were desrgned for the 7th and 8th grade students who also use the Kayhl lnbrary There were 8 student llbrarsans who assnsted with the work of the lnbrary Furst semester Mrs Reeves worked part tume In the llbrary 64 . ,,,,.., t . A iff ' ff-1. 5 50, ,A...........---'Mg y u ,f 1 . V ir A gmwq Q . K I 4 ff Q' . :4 -1 l - 11' gil U ' 3 f' t 3 . , V T , A - 1 Q , 1 Q gan 1 ' 1 5 d K . kk 1' ui '- . dj u- I - ' . ., l,'l,'f? Q h -1 M 4. - ' - - - B + ......':n Neges, 3, ,,, ,l P y r S n A Q lt ' A l i L l F f L l y I r 3 A ff 5 t ' - A ' t ' ' sa . fl L ' . se -. , e Y 1 1 f if l Y NN .1 I ,HAMA Q I 'n .W r - Ss ' Q' ,, U ' V W - - I M . 1 V Hr! RX , .1 v ,Ag -I A - .-1?-k ' ' l ' t a I O

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BACK ROW: Patsy Salazar, Karen King Judy Clausen, Barbara Goding. FRONT ROW: Mary Halm, Judy Nelson, Marilyn Brice. Karen Coy Under the supervision ot Miss Dorothy Caspar Future Home- makers ot America completed the plan ot their organizer Mrs. Ray Bassett when they affiliated with the National in January. Their proiect was the selling of waterproof bookcovers with the school pledge on the back. They also prepared the dinner ot the lunior girls given by the Soroptimist Club. The installation and initiation tor the girls was November l3. A mother-daughter banquet was held betore the installation and initiation. Karen Coy was elected Territorial Historian. STANDING: Barbara Coding, treasurer , Diane Tilson, par- liamentorian. SEATED: Judy Nelson, vice-pesident, Karen Coy. secretary: Joan Thompson, president, Miss Dorothy Caspar. CdviS'3'. Pat Comiskey, song-leader, NOT PlC- TLJRED1 Charene Zacnary, historian, 66 'EHR BACK ROW: Janice Mosher, Thordis Hammer, Theresa Thompson, Pat Comiskey. FRONT ROW: Joann Cusack, Joan Thompson, Joyce Shumate, Judy Blanchard. 1' Karen Coy Territorial Historian.