Asotin High School - Panthers Purr Yearbook (Asotin, WA)

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pall Beings Football Spirit Week started off fall activities with a bang. From Sept. 18-20, AHS students participated by dressing like clowns and hillbillies and wearing school colors. Spirit was shown again on Nov. 28-30 to start off the basketball season. This time the Old West was brought to life, along with what the Joseph team looked like after the game. The wearing of school colors ended the week. Sophomores Lisa Hollenbeck and Steve Collier reigned as king and queen of the 1973 Asotin High School Carnival, County Fair, on Oct. 6. Other royalty included seniors Karen Pelto and Don Trodahl; juniors Judy Justus and Bruce McKinney; freshmen Kathy Tuschoff and Bill Lee; and eighth graders Rhonda Niemi and Ed Ausman. This year’s carnival made a profit of $809.16. The carnival co-chairman were Ann To 1 man and Karen Pelto. You should see the other guy! 26

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State, national honoRS J. Shaw was named the Daughers of the American Revolution Good Citizen. D. McKinney, J. Shaw, and 13. Provost attended Boys’ and Girls’ State in June 1973. Five AHS students were selected to join The Society of Outstanding High School Students. These girls are D. Sargeant, J. Justus, J. Shaw, L. Ausman, and A. Tolman. These same five were also nominees for Outstanding Teenagers of America. 25

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SpiRit Week, Capnival Lachelle tries her luck at basketball throw. Royalty gathers for group picture.