Sitka High School - Seet Kah Yearbook (Sitka, AK)

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Left to right, standing: Larry Calvin, David Rhoades, Lauretta Walton, Bob Cameron, Rosie Kinberg, Shirley Richter, Dotty Kay Kuehn. Seated: Lillian Boen, Ethel Radach, Miss Hazel Rayburn, Margie Klingbeil, Norman Burke. -KM Seet-Kah Editor Ethel Radach, with her able assistant Lauretta Walton, slaved for weeks getting material gathered, organized, copyread, typed and retyped. Sports Editor Larry Calvin, up to his ears in statistics, also had the problem of how to pose our basketball heroes, while Organization Editor Norrnan Burke tried to please everybody with his arrangement of class pictures. Business Manager Lillian Boen and Assistant David Rhoades were seen roaming the streets of Sitka prying money from the local businessmen to pay for this masterpiece. Margie Klingbeil, feature editor, hustled around school for weeks getting pictures and pasting them on our snapshot pages. Bob Cameron was seen packing a crystal ball around the halls of Ole Sitka High while dreaming up something to write for the class prophecy. He almost needed a lawyer to get the will done. As Activity Editor, Rosie Kinberg had the responsibility of gathering material on clubs and plays. No, Dotty Kay Kuehn is not a half-cracked scientist. Her weird sketches of strange looking rocket ships were part of her work as art editor. Shirley Richter, assistant art editor, was also drawing out of this world' pictures. Urging people on, correcting overlooked mistakes, and putting on the final touches kept Advisor Miss Hazel Rayburn busy.

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and Ula! lax Laughter and suspense were in the air when Arsenic and Old Lace, the all-school play, directed by Mr. James Haniger, was given March Z1. Mortimer Brewster found out that his two dear maiden aunts, Abbey and Martha, were engaged in a bizarre contest of murder of lonely old men. Unexpectedly, another nephew, Jonathan, arrived with Dr. Einstein who was also in a contest of murder. Teddy Brewster believed himself to be Teddy Roosevelt and helped his sisters by burying their victims in the cellar thinking they died of yellow fever in Panama. Mortimer's predicament was complicated further by his fiancee, Elaine Harper, trying to find why he called off their wedding. Miss Abby Brewster sweet old lady Georgia Price Rev. Dr. Harper neighbor Bill De Armond Teddy Brewster insane Carl Peterson Officer Brophy Bruce Robertson Officer Klein Harold Donnelly Miss Martha Brewster sweet old lady Gretta Hodges Elaine Harper Mortimer-'s beautiful fiancee Sydney Hert Mortimer Brewster handsome young man Morris Lemen Mr. Gibbs old man Norman Wood Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein Officer O'Hara Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon sinisterly insane nephew pal of Jonathan's would-be writer young hard-boiled inspector caretaker of Happy Dale Martin Strand Tommy Bily John Abell Pete Lowe Fred Youmans On landing: Carl Peterson. Left to right, standing: John Abell, Janet Lemke, Bruce Robertson, Harold Donnelly, Sydney Hert, Morris Lemen, Norman Wood, Martin Strand, Fred Youmans, Phoebe Young, Tom Bily. V Seated: Pete Lowe, Georgia Price, Bill De Armond, Gretta Hodges.

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