East Anchorage High School - Legend Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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5' , Epsilons Epsilons fulfilled their purpose as a service club through many activities. During Homecoming, they sponsored the Car Decorating Contest. In October new members were formally installed during an afternoon tea. Besides being responsible for the gaily-flowered cafe- teria, Epsilons provided their support during the Thunderbird Dinner by helping in the kitchen. During Christmas they sponsored a Post Office, through which Epsilons delivered personal greetings of the student body throughout the school. They also cheered the sick and aged by caroling at local hospitals and nursing homes. A spring fashion show and Epsilon Banquet concluded the roster of activities. Janet Rehrer, treasurer: Carol Ivy, vice-president: and Frankie Berry, secretary, assist Chris Drake, president, in brightening the cafeteria with colorful flowers. Epsilon members are FRONT ROW: Chris Mass, Bridget Carrick, Chris Drake, Carol Ivy, Frankie Berry, Janet Rehrer, Rhonda Gardner, Blythe Davis, Tricia Bing, and Mrs. N. Simmons, sponsor, SECOND ROW: Pam Hogan, Janet Giddings, Evelyn Martin, Lori Lamoureux, Linda Harper, Carolyn Elliott,Diana Cramer, Gail O'Neal, Debbie Moore, and Chris McDannell: THIRD ROW: Alice Strickler, Deone Ramert, Jan Kirbo, Vicki Catching, Karen Norton, Claire Ortalda, Gail Bishop, Nancy Stepp, Barb Brundage, Suzie Gates, and Romana Smith: and BACK ROW: Sharon Witt, Mary Ivy, Gloria McGinnis, Sybil Freeman, Bobbie Shaw, Bonnie Boedeker, Sharon Lasky, and Andrea Simmons. 315' el M,

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The members of the Key Club are FRONT ROW: Bob Conklin, Dean Ryland, Kelly Loran, Craig Ronning, Mike King, Jim Clay, and Kenneth Blackwell: BACK ROW: Robert Ortalda, Kerry Kennedy, Scott Harter, Bob Hafner, Curt Brandon, Spencer Sneed, Toby Todd and John Watsjold. Key Club The East High Key Club is a chapter of the boys' service organization sponsored by Kiwanis Interna- tional. Dedicated to service to the school and the community, many Key Club activities consisted of projects performed as the need arose throughout the year. One of these activities included parking cars at Key Clubbers Bob Hafner, Toby Todd, Kerry Kennedy, Kelly Loran, Bob Ortalda, Mr. Baxter, Larry Smith, and Spencer Sneed discuss procedure for parking cars at the Governor's Ball. the Governor's Ball. Among the social activities of the group was the annual Keyheart Dance, which included the selection of a queen from the girls at East. Under the direction of Mr. Baxter, Key Club's pro- iects were organized by the group's officers. They in' clude Kelly Loran, president, Dean Ryland, vice- president, Craig Ronning,treasurer5 and Bob Conklin, secretary. Larry Smith, a senior, served as Lt. Gov- ernor for the Anchorage Division of the Pacific North- west District of Key Club International. Craig Ronnmg, treasurer, puts Key Club finances in order early in the year. rv.. f 4 XX A

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The members of Madchen are FRONT ROW: Patty Deloach, Janet Bennett. Mary Cross, Maureen Tevogt, Cheryl Sweat, Kathy Money, sponsor Mrs. B. Cato, and Peggy Comiskey: SECOND ROW: Vicki Breukelman, Marii Erickson, Debbie Steger, Jennifer Brewington, Mary Woodard, Janet Kiehn, Persi Regal, Arlene Smith, Barb Dickinson, and Lynn Fontana, THIRD ROW: Tracy Turnwall, Felecia Jennings, Connie Reed, Valerie Worthley, Sharon DeBoer, Janet Blake. Jackie Webb, Patti Secora, Patty lverson, Sara Johnson, Mary Stephens, and Sharon DuBroc, and BACK ROW: Myra Schoming, Jaymi Chron, Sandi Simon, Madeline Yingling, Kathy Kintz, Wendy Dill, Whitney Jones, Barb Underwood, Debbie Craig, and Nancy Aldridge. Madchen Madchen, an all girls'service club which was organized last year, has proved an asset in promoting good will and service within East High and the surrounding communities. Under the supervision of Mrs. Cato and Mrs. Beier, the club rushed into the spirit of things, when a Halloween party was held in October at Ridgeview Rest Home for the elderly and handi- capped. Other such visits were made on holidays, and Q 5 monthly projects were then scheduled at hospitals and rest homes. Activities for the year included ushering for the Thunderbird Dinner, intermediate book drive, a senior tour of AMU, a gaily planned initiation, and a proposal of serving refreshments at the military lounge in the airport for servicemen on their way to and from Vietnam. The activities were brought to a close in May at an annual banquet. 066669UUU ' President Mary Cross explains the clubs functions for the T-Bird Dinner. Madchen officers are Sara Johnson, student council representative: Wendy Dill, secretary, Patty Iverson, vice-president, Jennifer Brewington, historian, seated, Mary Cross, president, and not pictured, Kathy Money, treasurer. 'Q