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

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Starting at upper left: Betty Kirkman CGD, Sophia Strand fG,, Ida-Mae Hunter fGj, Lauretta Walton CFI. Georgia Price CGD, Sherry Smith IGI, Avis Pederson CFI, LeNora Peterson IGI, Mrs. Mary Ongstad fCoachl, Vivian Paul KFJ, Katherine Chernikoff QGJ, Elizabeth Marks fFl, Loretta Joseph QFH, Joan Lawrence KFI, Nancy Yaw fFj, and Marilyn Latta CFI. 2 The Wolverines, under the leadership of Mrs. Mary Ongstad, were fight- ing their best but during the first five games the opposition always had a few points lead at the final whistle. Near the end of the season the girls started playing winning basketball. A win over SIS seemed to put new life in the team and when the chance to play Douglas preliminary to the boys' garnes came, all were ready and willing. The Wolverines definitely outclassed the Douglas girls in both games. Vivian Paul sparked the team with an average of 10.6 points per garne, to total 85 points for the season. The WE THEY SCHOOL guards, whose job is to keep the op- Z9 33 SJS position from scoring, did a bang-up ZZ 5 MES job. Z1 H ANS A team composed of the best players Z3 E MES from sJs and sHs piayed the town tearn 17 U ANS but lost by one point. The Sitka Hi girls 32 E SIS in this game were I..eNora Peterson, if 16 DHS Sherry Smith, Vivian Paul, Nancy Yaw, E Z0 DHS Katherine Chernikoff and Avis Peterson. E Q

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PLAYER P. Martin N. Burke H. Donnelly J. Abell W. Osbakken W. Joseph N. Wood W. Boettcher A. Nielsen S. Martin GAMES AvG.PTS. TOTAL PLAYED PER GAME POINTS 41-Sp 16 my 16 KGB 16 fFJ 16 qcp 16 my 16 KC! 15 icy 14 fFJ 9 QGJ 4 THEY SCHOOL Q MES 54 SIS 46 MES 54 SIS Q WHS Q wus 32 MES Q MES 42 SIS 50 WHS 41 WHS 41 MES 51 SJS Q DHS 58 DHS Q DHS 780 11.8 9.9 7.1 6.5 6.4 5.1 3.4 3.0 3.1 2.5 189 159 114 104 102 81 51 42 28 10 an-vang:

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eea77c2z4 Our Teen Pins in their flashy blue and white shirts and brown jeans en- tered the Women's Junior Bowling League for the first year. The hard fighting team, after holding the lead for over half the season, came out in first place with 475 games won and 275 games lost, a margin of eight games ahead of the second place Beta's 395 Two weeks before the end of the League, two of the six titles formerly held by our girls were lost to.the Woman's Club team. The remaining four titles held were the most games won, high game single of 718, high indiv- idual average of 139 and high individual series of 497, both held by Captain Dotty Kuehn. In February, Dotty Kuehn, Sherry Smith, Ethel Radach and Lillian Boen entered the City Tournament, and the last two came in fourth in doubles. Final averages: Dotty Kuehn 139 Margie Klingbeil 120 Lillian Boen 110 Ethel Radach 110 Avis Pederson 108 Sherry Smith 100 Left to right: Dotty Kuehn, Lillian Boen, Margie Klingbeil, Avis Pederson, Sherry Smith, Ethel Radach.