Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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ln Honor Of Junette Junette Zandofsky became involved in 1976 with Alsea schools as a bus driver, after which she was a library aide for six years. Junette was a well-loved, cheerful person who could be counted on to lighten up a person's day. wx ln almost any situation, she could be found sharing a joke or two with students or teachers. She was a tremendous help in the school as an aide, and as a friend to students. lf someone wanted a friend or a person to talk to, Junette could be relied upon to be a good listener and 55, offer suggestions. Until her death from cancer in January of 1983, Junette, though circumstances might have dictated otherwise, remained a cheerful person with a positive outlook. She still thought of others. She will be missed and remembered for a long time to come. Flight: Junette worked closely with Patsy Jones in her job as library aide. Below: Junette helped maintain files of periodicals in the library. A P' 2 Ll st 'QS N J . iz. Am., Q

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Cinnamon Poulsom Bryan Hendrix Michelle Howey Jill Olsen Ethan Temple Above: Dennis Hendrix repairs school lawn mower as part of shop project. Lower Left: Ethan Temple relaxes with a book in the sunshine during lunch. Rhonda Lee Lisa Michael Dennis Hendrix Kathy Campbell Mike Pearson

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Dedication W lZ't ? eg Wanda Walter, district deputy clerk for nine Q W years and school secretary for 12, has been a valuable asset to Alsea school for 21 years. We dedicate this annual to her in honor of her service to Alsea students, and in honor of her retirement. Her primary job was to maintain and balance all t the district's financial books and accounts, which she did with great competence. She was in charge of ordering all materials, equipment, and supplies, and saved money by pooling orders with other schools. Superintendents always found her a great resource because she had been at the school for so long, and she helped them by filling out and filing their reports. Other responsibilities were handling insurance for all employees, finding substitutes, and taking minutes at all school board meetings. She had many little-known talents, too, such as Above: Wanda and Cotton Walter are guests at banquet. Flight: 3 fT1GCil3DiC8i ability to repair office maCi'tinery. Wanda helps first graders at Christmas time with needlepoint gifts We will probably never fully realize everything for their mothers. Below: Wanda gets needed supplies from the She did until She is no longer here and others try store room for teachers. . to take care of everything she always has! W. mf . , 3 'if Hy. .,, W