Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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K ,L .-., . funds? A a Upper left: Mr. Hagler looks like he's having a hard day at school. Above: Sophomores, Darin Cogan, Paul Pearson, Matt Webb and Jamie Farrington, try to figure out a math problem. Below: Kenny Pellett works on his duck skeleton in advanced biology. Upper right: Debbie Bowen gets into the spirit of the toilet paper race. Middle right: Wendie Riley puts on a happy face. Lower right: Debbie Stuverud practices typing. ff' 04.5, ' 'Xi ix .

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E PEOPLE DEDICATION This yearbook is dedicated to Wanda Walter, Alsea School's indispensable person. She started working for the school in 1962, and a few years ago she became the deputy clerk. Her presence brightens the office, but her jobs aren't the glamorous 'onesg she keeps the school accounts, orders and dis- tributes supplies, repairs temperamental machines and super- vises the student body treasurer, to name a few. At school board meetings, she makes sure everyone has a cup of coffee, takes attendance and keeps the minutes. She also lends her support to most school functions. Her skill and knowledge keep the school business in order. Wanda almost always has the answer, and if she doesn't, she will find out. Teachers and staff find her expertise invaluable in helping them perform their jobs better. Everyone wonders how Alsea School ever managed before Wanda came.

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E IOR The seniors didn't make any monumental changes in school life. They did get the pop machine back to raise money for their sen- ior trip. Officers were: Dave Hall, presi- dentg Jim France, vice presidentg Sherri Borton, secretary-treasur- er, and Tim Pearson, sgt.-at-arms. Class adviser was Mel Atwood. Seniors not pictured: Dee Dee Hecht, Cathy Schreiber. l l 3 5 Ib John Barclay Sherri Borton I ,e I-J , Doug Bugs Bowen Jim France Sam Free n-..-Tian, Rocky Grimm Dave Hall Claudia Hendrix