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

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What Gives AHS Beverly Erickson — Home Economics Bev Miles — District Secretary Lavonne Urban — Business Brent Youlden — Science, Mat Mrs. Meshishnek: The exceptional artistic talents of many of our students in art, drama and music. They are classy! Mr. Detrick: The mutual respect among administration, teachers and students. Mrs. Erickson: The size of the school — everyone is recognized in some way. Donna Baker: The closeness that exists between all of us here — students and faculty alike — and the special pride that we all feel toward Asotin High School. Mrs. Scott: The courtesy that is shown to visitors in our school. Den ice Strohmaier English. Music 28

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Bill Marvel Bob Hough 1981-82 School Board Our Leaders Have Class! With the help and support of everyone in our school district, we, the students, had a very successful year. Chairman of the School Board was Keith Ausman. Serving as vice-chairman was Bill Marvel. Other members were Andy Copeland, Philip Johnson and Bob Hough. 27

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A Special Touch of Class? Kathy Bremner P.E.. Science Duane Shears Counseling, Art Alma Clouser: Our colorful facility and classrooms. Mr. Shears: A special ‘touch of class’ is having a school secretary with the greatest laugh in the West! Mrs. Neace: The special ‘touch of class’ at AHS comes from the students themselves. It is their willingness and attitude toward learning. Mr. Reade: I feel the small community environment and friendliness of the people here make it enjoyable to work at AHS and to be associated with the community. Mrs. Szendre: Its small size which enables students and teachers to get to know one another as PEOPLE. Kathy Bremner: Donna Baker. Chris Reade: The spirit and closeness of students towards each other. Dan Roche Alma Clouser Spanish 29