Seward High School - Marathon Yearbook (Seward, AK)

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First row: Sheri Whitethorn, Violeta Daquil, and Chuckie Lechner. Second row: Mike Rule, Cindy Bell, Beckie Richardson, Susie Hill, ey, Director, Mr. Marvin Crisp, Steve Branson, David Hatch, Ronnetta McConnell, Cheri McCauley, Mary Murray, and SlesLenQanl.ey. Third row: James Ashley, Steven Dieckgraeff, Bill McCauley, and Paul Downs. Not pictured: Jerry Evett, Sam Daniel, Ann Whitmore, Arden Whitmore, Sandy McCauley, Susie Urbach, Karen Honne, David Dieckgraeff, Kevin Erchinger, and Doug Lechner. All-School Band -L fr .. ig. , 6 y R . 7 fig . 1 W' A: TW basketball games, also. together in a large mass band. played in a large mass band. The All-School Band, under the direc tion of Mr. Marvin Crisp performed three concerts this year. They played at some The Seward Music Department hosted the peninsula music festival this year Schools from all over the peninsula came and played individual numbers, and then The band traveled to Anchorage for the WDAHSAA Music Festival 1n April They played two numbers and also

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s lune Daniel. Future Homemakers of America he Kowalski. xtltlkllf. The Seward Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America presented the Emblem Service at the State Conven- tion in Anchorage. While at the convention, they received a first place award for their name tags that were designed by Kim Campbell. Some of the activities that the F. H. A. were involved in were acting as hostesses for Career Day and the Senior Citizens Christmas Dinner, and making and selling sandwiches during several of the school lunch hours to earn money to pay for their trip to Anchorage to the convention. Front row: Historian-Recorder Virginia Daquil, Treasurer Susie Audette, and Parliamentarian Karen Moore. Second row: Vice President Pam Shea, Brenda Stephens, Lynette Faust, Carol John- son, President 'Iudie Cibbs, June Williams, Fran lJeNuptiis, and Barbie Viale. Not pictured: Camille Stephens and Secretary Rosa Business Club The Seward lligh School Business Club promotes activities which reinforce knowledges, understandings, and skills which are developed in the business classes. Students who have had typing and have had or are taking another business subject are eligible for membership. Also. those first-year typing students who rank high at the end of the third quarter may be invited to join the club. During the N72-73 school year. four mem- bers ol' the Club took part in the State Business Contests held in Wasilla. Tara jones placed second in the Ten-key Adding Nlaehine. fourth in llookkeeping and received honorable men- tion in Spelling and Typing Il. Paul Iiaeklund tied for third in Typing I and Virginia llaquil received honorable mention in Typing ll and Spelling. The officers of the organization were: Tara jones, president, Anna Porter. vice president: and Cathy Wajda. secretary. Nlr. Frank Yanek was the advisor. Front: Tara jones. First row: Robin Webster, Cathy Wajda, and Virginia lla- quil. Second row: Cathy Buchanan, Teresa Zimmerman, and Anna Porter. Nlr. Frank Vanek, Advisor. Sponsored by MONTY RICHARDSON'S CHARTER BOAT SERVICE IRISH LORD and FO'C'S'LE DINING ROOM

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Seward High School Chorus First row: Debbie Gutierrez, joan Speaking, Brenda F rump, Sharon Simonds, and Sherry Lindley. Second row: Kevin Ronne, Judie Gibbs, Linda Estes, jerry Evett, Barbie Viale, Becky Noel, and Dan Dieckgraeff. Third row: Tony Maloney, Penny Heckel, Pam Shea, Carrie Zentmire, Director, Mr. Marvin Crisp, Linda Karges, Rosemary Blatchford, Brenda Stephens, and John Williams, Are you camera-shy joan? .,,.. CC 1 . 1- v , Xu ! V51 Y 'ln ff Sponsored by McMULLEN'S