Juneau High School - Totem Yearbook (Juneau, AK)

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3 ROBERT LEO WHISTLER Bob Maj-Eng., Math, Sci. Student Coun. 4g Chorus 1,'2. 3, 45 V. Pres. 31 Rifle Club 3, 45 Archery 35 Boys' Club V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. 1-1 . . . . He IS klng who IS understandmgf' enior Class History The Jun au and Douffllas H1Qh S hools were not consolldlated unt1l th1s ycal therefore the sen1or clas hxstory that follows IS an account of both schools Sxxty n1ne freshmen entered J H1 1n September of 1952 The class e caped the trad1t1onal 1n1t1at1on and Hell Day because a few of the lflltlatlllg ophomores celebrated the affa1r before the appolnted day The twenty freshmen who entered D H1 the same year were not so lucky The boys were g1ven ha1rcuts and the whole class performed at an a embly on Septemlber E That mght the fro h gave a pubhc performance and then were enterta1ned by the sophomores at a dance g1ven ID then honor The Juneau fro h elected Allan Engstrom pres1dent John Nlelson VICE pres1dent Elrsabeth Shlelds secretary Nancy Leeee treasurer and Dan lx rkpatrrck sgt at arms Douglas class offlcers were pre 1dent Luc1le T aak vlce pr s1dent Anne Puslch ecretary LOIS Good treasurer Sharon Urnkms and student councrl representatxye Fred Stevens The J H1 freshmen held a sweater dance on November 7 to whloh up rerclassmen were not 1ny1ted The boy orgamzed a basketball team con astmg of B111 Baker Fl1p Lesher Dan K1rkpatr1ck Pete Hocson Roger Pollev Jerry Rosenberger Allan Engstrom Don Dapcev1ch Morrls Grant grade several tlmes 1n a row The sf1rl athletes Andy Hudert Bev and Merle Jack and Rose Mary Kronqulst were on the wmnmg basketball team rw C' A A On J Day Carla Carter Rose Mary Kronqu1st Gwynne Hynson Andy Hudert and Bev and Merle Jack recexved the1r pm 1n G A A Mmor ba letball letters were award d to Allan Engstrom Fl1p Lesher Mlke Wade' lVTorr1 Grant and Jerry Rosenberger Nancy Leege won two econd pl ce awards rn the annual home economrcs style show A ro s the channel Luc1le Isaak was electled sqt at arms 1n G1rl P E Club and Fred Stevens was recommended for the Carneme Medal for Hr-rm m whlch he was awarded m March The class sold candy to ral e rnonex for the1r treasury LOIS Good Nell1e Fowler Anne Pusxch Dorothy Rwcc Luc1le Isaak and Sharon Henkm took nart 1n the P E Club s bad mmton tournament The sophomore cla s of Dougla gamed Beverly Eubanks and Larry Prardman who 1o1ned Wlth the rest of the class 1n 1n1t1at1nq the 11 lCOIT'lI1g ire hmen About the same tlme the conf1dent J H1 sophs held the1r 1n1t1a t1on and Hell Day whloh was very successful 9 ' D, .xl - C . 3. V . . .1 'Q S- - . A h . M - . . A S- Q . . . I I 5. . . A B. ss A .,. - ' ' ' si ' S - . . . - . . V 5 . . -hh J 5 -A - Q A ,S . - h ' l . Z S. I - . Q . G . - T Q - . - . ,' - g , .. . .A . un . . , - - - .1 V . l D . S . I ' ' 7 V Y . . ! 'V 1 A l l I ,- 1 X y 1 Frank DeLand, and Frank Nakamura. This all-star team bcat the 8th A v v Q V . . ' . I 1. . . - , , . , . i ' , ' s.: 1 1, 3 e , , ' g l n, ' 4, .. 's A . 1 . H . k s - cr s . . ' 1 . ' ' s . . l ' I P. 's , ' 1 ' ' . 'S A I' . A 1 . , . , . Q I. I . L I . Q V ,. 1 7, y - . . , - - . . . s s ' 1 . cl . - . . . L. . - 1 L l . . ,

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1 3 MURRAY TATE Trans. Paulsbo, Wash. 4 Mai-Math, Sci., Eng. Rifle Club 4. Good sense and food nature are L . seldom separated. 3' gk JAMES OWEN THOMAS Jim Trans. Seattle, Wash. 3 Maj-Math, Sci., Eng., Hist. Intramural Mgr. 3. He is worth remembering in many ways. KIRK LEE TOUSLEY Punk Trans. Seward, Alaska 3 Maj-Math, Eng., Hist., Sci. Ski Club 3. 4, V. Pres. 33 Bowling 4. He must have loved being young, he was so reluctant to part with his youth. MARILYN LAINE TRACY t'Tracx ' Trans. Columbia Falls. Mont. I lVla.iiCcmm.. Hist.. Eng. Peo Club 3. 4, Plann. Comm. GAA 31ClHS1 Sec. -lg Totem Stat! 4 A merry heart doctli good like i medicine. MICHAEL HOWARD WADE tlMike71 Maj-Math, Hist., Sci., Eng. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Varsity B. B. 3, 43 Class. Pres. 23 School Play 3. 43 Ski Club 1, 23 Student Council 2. A wise young man must divide his work equally-play. work and play. VIRGINIA ANNE WALKLEY GlGinny77 Maj-Eng., Sci., Math. Ski Club 3, 4g GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Totem Staff 4. Nothing useful is acquired without application and study. RUTH MARIE WALLACE Ruthie Mai-Eng.. Sci.. Comm. J-Bird Staff 2. 4: Chorus 2. 32 Trirvlc Trio 2. K'Morl'-afstv is the candle to one's merit. BURNETTA WEST Bm-nie Maj+Eng., Comm., Hist. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Rifle Club 2, 3 4 GAA 1, 2. Friendly to all. hostile to none always gay and full of fun. 9

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A Hard Txmes dance was given by the sofphs 1n Douglas on September ll The cla s also sold popcorn at the basketball games to ra1se money Lucxle Isaak and Anne Pus1ch ralhed the basketball team on to vxctvory as chcerlcaders Leonard Bowman Rlchard Puslch and Fred Stevens were members of the basketball team that year The cla s put on a play called The Skeleton Walks Whlch featured many members of the class Soph omore class offlcers were presldent Lo1s Good v1ce presldent Fred Stevens secretary Lucllle Isaak treasurer R1chard Puslch M 1ke Wade was elected Presxdent of the Juneau ophomore class and vta as lsted by Vxce Pres1dent Sam McPhetres Secretary Margret Ann Pyle and Treasurer E11 abeth Shlelds The all school play The Nlght of January 16 found many sophomores 1n the cast Several rxflemen shot thexr way 1nto Rlfle Clufb tlhat year Pxerre Sundlborg and B1ll DeArmond traveled to Petersburg Wlth the debate team and Plerre placed econrl In the tournament Upperclas men at last' J H1 mmors elected Sam McPhetres ores1dent Helen L1s er v1ce pre Carla Carter secretary and Jo ette M1lrard treas urer The var1ous act1v1t1e of the class mcluded partlcrpatlon 1n the school play And Came the Sprmg Those who had parts were El1sabeth Slu lds Vlmke Wade Allan Engstrom Margret Ann Pyle Plerre Sundlborg Frank DeLand and Connie Brown The Vo1ce cf Democracy Contest found Prerre Suncborg B111 DeArmond V1rg1n1a Walkley and Mary Kay Cartmlll com petmg Pxerre came out as second place wlnner 1n the terrltory w1de con test In basketball Allan Eng trom Mlke Wade and Fllp Le her made the x arslty basketball team South Sea Fantasy was the theme of the annual Jun1or Prom whxch ua very successful The student body elected Allan Engstrom v1ce presl dent Nancy Leege-asslstant J Bxrd edxtor El1sabeth Shlelds ass1stant Totem 8d1tOI and Plerre Sundborg a slstant busmess manager Andy Hudert was elected VICE pres1dent of GA A Katy Delebecque was elect,- cd v1ce presldent of GITIS Club and Bob Whlstler was elected v1ce presl dent ot Boys Club Douglas Jumors were very act1ve Nellle Fowler Larry Boardman ll .ny Anne Buchanan Anne Puslch Delores Bennett and Lo1s Good had parts in the Junlor play Seventeen Is Awfully Young YOU1 Pus1ch was elececl ASB v1ce presxdent and Anne Pus1ch was elected asslstant bu mes manager of the Breeze Jo Eubanks edltor of the Breeze was uarded the NSPA Journyman p1n along w1th Lo1s Good Mary Anne Buchanan and Anne Puslch GAA award wmners were Jo Eubanks lucxle Isaak and Sharon Henkms Fred Stevens Rxckv Smxth and Yog1 Tusmch were on the var tty basketball team Rlcky Smltlh was al o on the t1 ack team The 1un1ors gave a beautlful prom on Aprll 9 The theme was Moon l ht and Roses The class also entertamed the semors wlth a banquet The Junlor class offxcers were Pres1dent Robert Fowler v1ce presxdent Mary Anne Buchanan treasurer Yog1 Pusxch tudent counc1l represent at1ve John Hoxslngton and sgt at arms-Larry Boardman Th se two act1ve classes combmed efforts for therr senlor year because of con ol1dat1on of the chool d1str1ct Senlor class offlcers were pres1de'nt Jc1ry Rosenberger VICE presldent Yog1 Puslch secretary Marllyn Tracy treasurer Delores Bennett Allan Engstrom was elected ASB nre 1dent and Sharon Henklns was elected ASB secretary treasurer Olaf Bartness was elected R1fle Club pre 1dent and Patsy Mantyla and Yvotnne Guy were elected song queens Andy Hudert was elected one of the cheerleaders Fl1p Le her Bred Stevens Mxke Wade Rxcky Smxth Yokr Puslch and Allan Engstrom all played on the varsity basketball team B111 Baker coached the Jumor warslty and was the varsltys manger As thxs h1story goes to press the class ot 56 looks to the future and thexr tradltlonal sneak and finally commencement . s A h 1 I . S - I 1 A - s 2 ' ' . . S. 1 it , ' I I . n nl . n n ' L 1 1 r , . . . 1 . 1 1 - 9 - S Y . .- . - S S .. - , - - 'c i ' I U ' , .. . . n - . - 1 1- I X D . . V . l l . -V S S - . - '- ' , ' 4 - ' 1 - . I r. , ' A - - L S., K , J n ' 1 SA . . , I ' - aa ' n ' 'Q , . . x. . 1 v 3 1 v ' . . K I . 1' . . . . ' . v 1 v , , ' . . F V . . . . - Q . . Q . , . .V , - .. 1 '. M v 1 1 , ' ' s . . - - - . - . . . l ' . , - . Y . Y . Q . I - C . . , - - L . ' r n n 1, A ' I I - , , 1 L t . , , '4 ' s 9 s v ' ' ' ll , 5 X f, ' ' .. , . :J . . . . X n u n - A , C Q ' , .' I ' v .. -. . , , -I . . . . ' , . . I ' ' , . . . . , -J w - 1 , 9 I , . ' ' -V . I ' , ' ' . . , - ' , S. ' ' - 4 1 9 1 . S ' - ' ' s. ' ' . ' ' Z ' - Q X . . - . . - . r ' 1 v , . h . -' . . . 5 S , I n 0 s - I X lf A I ' I 5 Q . , ' L.. . S' , y a . 1 x , ' g ' 1 v v ' I ' ' , . . , , :