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

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YJ S ju-' I I CHEERLEADERS We salute Margie Klingbeil, Ferdie JeanBlanc and Sydney Hert, our cheerleaders, for their enthusiastic leading of the Pep Club and student body in yells and for their undying support of the temas during the basketball season. MAJORETTES Our majorettes, Sydney Hert and Dolores Strand gave the gamezs a special air with their colorful baton twirling. Light- ed batons, beautiful costumes and band accompaniment added to their dance routines. , f ig X - Q .,,,, ,. N A. yt gm . up tyrt 45,- rl ll f Fi SONG QUEEN Full of zip and zirn was our song queen, MaryNelson, who was well chosen to lead songs at assemblies, pep club rallies and basketball games. ,

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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.

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Pep 6145 Decked out in white shirts and blue skirts or slacks we, the Pep Club, were seen and heard cheering lustily for the basketball squad at every game.. The year started out with a bang when we elected Sydney Hert, president, Margie Klingbeil, vice-presidentg Marta Williams, secretary: Mary Nelson, treasurerg Ferdie JeanBlanc, sergeant-at-arms. We adopted strict regulations and planned regular practice sessions. In January, eight of us flew to Wrangell and yelled ourselves hoarse throughout the two close games that we lost. After winning the Sitka league, twenty-four of us and twenty other enthusiastic students accompanied the boys to Douglas with great hopes of victory. Although we didn't win accord- ing to the scoreboard, there was victory in all our hearts. The year's biggest event was the girls' and boys' basketball banquet we gave in the Moose Hall, March 6. A basketball theme was carried out with Wally Volz as referee. Dancing for the entire school followed. Left to right, back row: Ida-Mae Hunter, Rosie Kinberg, Wally Volz, Darien Phillips, Tom Kinberg. Fourth row: Nancy Yaw, Elizabeth Antioquia, Pat Richter, Dolores Strand, Herman Nicolet, Syndey Hert, Marilyn Petersen, Lawrence Perkins. Third row: Loretta Joseph, Vivian Paul, Marilyn Latta, LeNora Peterson, Betty Pherson, Shirley Richter, Pat Harrigan, Carl Peterson, Sondra Nevitt. Second row: Ann Chapman, Virginia Allard, Avis Pederson, Sherry Smith, Joan Lawrence, Pheobe Young, Darlene Mitchell, Mary Nelson. First row: Marta Williams, Katherine Chernikoff, Marlene JeanBlanc, Alice Gillis, Georgia Price, Sharon Handy, Janet Lemke, Elizabeth Marks, Bonnie Cameron. Not shown: Margie Klingbeil and Herman Davis.