Juneau High School - Totem Yearbook (Juneau, AK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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I I I 7 4 , ,- 'HA gm uid i,i sf, f 'I I I V4.1 W is H 8 wx ,..,..-,.,.-f-.nf-a -if 1 ! -ow eva Q La' .- -, 4 ' gif 'ani' , so 5 JUNEAU DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Offnce of the Supermtendent 1250 Glacler Avenue Juneau Alaska TO THE STUDENTS of JUNEAU HIGH SCHOOL You the students of Juneau High School have thls year moved from an old burldmg to one whxch IS new and modern You have moved from one where your numbers alone made for congestron nonse and confusron to one wnth more than adequate room for all where dlsturbance and dlstractlons are reduced to a mmnmum In th1s new bulldmg with 1ts substantnal xncrease of desnrable learmng equxpment and release from studymg under many drffxcult condrtlons and trylng srtuatrons you undoubtedly have already felt an awareness of a new academxc atmosphere m whlch you may more easlly grasp and retam new Ideas Ideas are the substance of our lrves and the meat from whnch progress ns created Sclentxfnc advance germrnates wxth xdeas A great pamtmg IS appreciated best by one Who has developed xdeas of Art Ideas do not come wrthout work and effort The great composer does not set to work because he IS mspxred but becomes lI'lSPlI'6d be cause he xs workxng The Greats dndn t waste tlme waxtmg for msprratron They set tled down day after day to the job xn hand Your new buxldmg IS equnpped wxth many push buttons whxch when pushed wrll do certam mechanxcal Jobs for you There are none to push whlch w1ll do your learnlng for you and while rt may be true that what you dont know may not hurt you lt may also make you act pretty stupnd Knowledge and ndeas do not come because of a new bulldmg but only through your own work and effort Sincerely Sterling S Sears Supermtendent of Schools Xp 5 I x s 1 I, , ,I 7 9 1 1 , . 1 , . . . .. ,, . , . . . . . . u . ,, . . n 1 - u - n - , . , . 1 GEORGE B MQMILI AN PRINCIPAI PAUL R PALMER ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mfs Rollins Mrs Ezde, Mrs LIVIC .. 1 6:11. e6 'X 5 y- f:f 1ff '.' 'Li'-1-...,. ft, ,- -, - , . 5 sf ' ' 5, 3 ..k. will Y, 4 ,-J,,f ., 5 '., . 1 0 . ' j . v L, Yi' ,l il?'Q 7e?i:' 5 'fi'-3 l iff 1 . I- ' ' 'A . t ea X 5 , , I ' wr' 9:4 . ,-0' wi ' filth 71' . .I , 554' . ,, 1 H+ A r:'ulg':..E.i! 'I I M tn EA HA I. D. W. DEAN J N R OW American Government, Driver Education, Sociology, Rifle Club Advisor A little nrznrerzre now and then ir relished by the bert of men. MARJORIE TILLOTSON Plane and Solid Geometry, Algebra II, Sophomore Class Advisor, Math Club Sponsor For ber the teacberlr chair be- comer a throne. jaws Q English IV, journalism, I-Bird Advisor, Thespinn Sponsor Tbofe bfzrivzg torches pan tbem on to otlyefr. A, N. EIDE Physics, Aeronautics, Chemistry, Rifle Club Advisor Metz lore to iwmder, and tbat if the .reed of rcience. WILLIAM DUNN English II, III, Intramurals. Instruction enlarge: the power! of the mind. 'U Qui? HAZEL BARBER Worltl History, Girls' P.E.g Pep Club Advisor, G.A.A. Sponsor. A merry benrt maketh zz cheer- ful cozmtemznce. HAROLD JEFFREY A Algebra, Bookkeeping, Related Occupations, Student Learner, Bowling Club Advisor, Business Staff Advisor. To know how to fuggeft if a great aft of teaching. - 'SP , 'Y 'fr ik . i 1' l ROBERT HARRINGTON General Science, Intramurals. Science if nothing but perception. MYRTLE PHILLIPS Spanish, Latin, Librarian, junior Class Advisor. Cunning in knowledge and zmderyttmding. VIOLA DUNCKLEY English I, Totem Advisor. She that cfm bare patience cam lmzfe what the will. Q 3, av x ' Q Y. F .9- T- 'Erv- ' S.: 6 MICHAEL KIRK General Math Algebra Freshman Class Advisor ' .2 I '. N P' 1 g LA 4 Q . 9.2. 1. ,g ig ., - 7 -93, .S ', 5 ,H ., 5-.5: f:2'-, , I Q lu C 1 care u eici I o 5 e. A f I f I ry f zyl AMANDA COOK Typing, Shorthand. Tir the taught already profit by teaching. -luv that CLARISSA ZUMWALT English II, Public Speaking, Dramaticsg Debate Team Coach. All rucceedy with people who are rweet and cheerful. WILLIAM ORDWAY American History, Boys' P.E. Basketball, Track Coach. He if called upon to remake hirtory. FRANK DARNELL Biology, Geology, Alaska Hisroryg Senior Class Advisor. The man who mn make hard thing: eayy if the educator. ln. 'Vs if l 17? New PETER BIBB Shopg Ski Club Advisor. To love the game hewznd the , J prize. 3 ,. .I w . , u-3 MAX LEWIS Arr. For him, art if not a thin a way of life. w 'P5n Ng, 0 4. 112 'Qi QQ. 'Y 4 4- HELEN MCLAUGHLIN Home Economicsg Girls' Club Advisor. She if wife who can instruct and afsift uf in the power! of daily living. JOHN GUNISON Band Director. Music is the universal language of mankind. -1-' DORIS JEANNE CRANFILL Chorus. Such ru'eet expfexrion doth in muric lie. Kll I Y GAIR School Nurse. g, it ir D I Prevention ir hotter than cure 's 5: .I-J 'J --noi ' I 'Ur' en iam .-Y.w 0 I . u 1 -g 5, 'T 5 F 'Ti' If' '- f L1- 'g'f' f , . ' 1 , 1 u ! A 1 i 9 it su 11 -,.- , ' wc,-I .-1 A-N! 1 6 aaa .MA fury The xllustrrous class of 58 has not been together for all four of therr high school years Consol1dat1on of the unetu 1nd Douglas schools d1d not occur untll 1955 so until then there were two hrgh schools one 1n Douglas and one rn uneau The 1n1t1 mon of the twelve Douglas Freshmen 1nro their hrbh school days was a memorable one' It lasted only 1 half day but that w as long, enough That nrgjht to prove therr SpOI'fSII'llUSlllp they gave 1 Freshmen Frohc p rrty These twelxe elected Della Cuth bert Presrdent Dave Gray Vrce Presrdent DIULC Mllor Secretlry Therr adusor was DeW1ley Holeman All the Freshman boys were on the basketball team joe Poor wls on the flrst fue The student body elected Della Cuthbert and err Novak as cheerleaders Meanwhlle the Freshman Class of I H1 was also being xntroduced to the beglnnmg of Il1C1I' excltzng high school years Thexr 1n1t1at1on lasted all day and the Sophomores held 1 danee for them that flllglll' Four xery capable offrcers were elected by the Freshmen Stu XVh1tehead Prcs1dent Ianet Greely Vlce Presrdent an1e Hollenbach Secretary Ann Ghrfjlrone Treasurer Mr Erde was adusor In 1956 the two Sophomore classes lonned forces They elected Daud Gray Presl dent Chrrs Hudert Vree Presrdent Dottre Hrxson Secretary ICflNOX1k Treasurer Therr adxrsor Mr Moore fbklldid them through another fun packed year To swell the treasurers pona poms were sold oe Poor and Stu Wfhrtehead were on the Varsrty basketball team Chrrs Hudert was cheerle der The JUIIIOI' year was really tops Daxld Gray Andy Pekoxlch and Don Nowackr cheered the C rrmson Bears to wrctory as they became Southeast Alaska Champs unlors on the skr team whrch trueled to Anchorage were N1cky Card Judy Pym Mary Shrelds and Due lrndstrom Ass Totem Ednor was Dottre Hrxson Asst Blrd Fdrtor Anne Grrshtm Asst Busrness Manager Mary Shrelds These glrls headed Pubhcatrons rn therr Senror year Daxrd Gray was ASB Vlce Presrdent Track Manager w rs C eorge Sundborg, One of the drstrnctrons of berng upperclassmen was fulfrlled ln a hectrc but successful Hot Dog, Sale Also shrny class rmgs were dlstrlbured to some xerx proud wearers' The unlor Prom one of the super events of the year was xery ntccly carrred out wrrh the theme of Dreamland Scott Wlngfleld led the unrors rs Presldent Don Now ackr Vrce Presrdent Yogxe Bost Secretary Martha Cole Treasurer Mr Darnell was class advisor To begem an xctlxe last year Frank Baxter was chosen Senlor Class Presrdent Andy Pekouch Vxce Presrdent Mary Tanaka Secretary Dxxle ohnson Treasurer Daxrd Gray was elected ASB Presxdent and Martha Cole Secretary Treasurer Much to the pleasure of the Semors Mr Darnell was agam advrsor New members of the A squad were Frank Palmer and Tom Grant Stu XVh1tehead was capta1n of the team and Sandy Sturrock was the manager Song queens were jerr Noxak and Karen Iynch Leaders of the X'l1'lOLlS arganrzatxons were Pep Club Marsha Erwln Rufle Club Itm Boddy Crrls Club Itnre Hollenbach Skr Club Iudy Pym GAA Yoqle Bost Mayorettes Karen lynch C lm axmg four years frlled wrth memornes the Class of 5Q held therr Senror Sneak and then GRADUATION ' .1 -1 1 7' ' '1 ,. . 1 ' J '1 4 2 ' , . 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Reserved yet friendly, and pleasant, too. 1 00' XE? Wayne Robert Bertholl Ze Boys Intra 12 34 Rifle Club 2 3 4 Ski Club 2 Why teacher: get gray ww! NI 1.91 Nw Thomas Abbott Tommy Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g Chorus 5,-4g Rifle Club 2. Hear mach, Jay little. Tx., Alberta jewel Aspen Modefty if the beauty of women. Marjorie Gina Alstead Margie G.A.A. 1,2g Rifle Club 2, 3,4g Pep Club 4g Chorus l,2,5g Librarian 3. Tberek xunrbine in ber rmile. Frank Sexsmith Baxter Roco McFink Boys Intra. l,3,4g Bowling Club 25.-ig J-V B.B. 23 Business Stuff 4g Student Council 4. Class President 4. Tall, dark and hilariom! Yvonne Irma Bost Yogie G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 25, Pres. 4g Rifle Club 2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Pep Club 4g Librarian 1,2,3. Danger! Live wire. james Robert Boddy Zeke Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g J-V B.B. 2g Rifle Club 2,3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4g Archery Club 1. Don't recite so loudf- I'm sleeping. 0' tfr' 5751 John Arthur Bailey Beetle Boys Intra. 1,2,5,4g Rifle Club 2,3. Artiftry in bi: brufla, fan on bi: mind. Gordenell Buckner Gordy G.A.A. 1,2,3. Capable and dependable. Oi --7 ff ff' V137 Nicholas H. Card Dino Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g Ski Club l,2,3,4, Ski Team 2, 3. We're out of halo! that rize. s tr A x I x,. 'E' vo- 'cf Q, L R - 'X ' , . L 9 'f-. ' ., Q. ,Q - , ii. A ' Wig: tw., .3 ,fi - Q John O. Day Trans. Anchorage, Alaska 2, Boys Intra. 2,3. Partier mahe the world go round. ll i' 4- el Martha Anne Cole Chorus 1,2, Rifle Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2,3,-43 Class Treas. 3, ASB Sec. 4, Stu. Council 4, Totem Staff 3, 4, Bus. Staff l. Such rplendid purpore in her eyer. Theodore J. Crites Ted Ski Club 2,3,4g Rifle Club 3,45 School Play 1,2. Alwayr ready with a help- ing hand. Jane DeArmond Band 1,2,3,4g Debate 2,3 4, G.A.A. 1. Her mind if like the moon - there? a man in it. Q-X YZ? Thomas Joseph Carpenter T..J. Boys Intra. l,2,3,4, J-Bird Staff 5, Rifle Club 2,3,4. If there'r mischief afoot- hi: foof: in it. Teresa Evelyn Davis Terry Trans. Fresno, Calif., 2g G.A.A. 2,39 Totem Staff 35 J-Bird staff 3, Pep Club 3, Debate 3,4, Girls' Club Sec. 5, Thespians 43 School Play 3. Laugh and the world laugh: with you. Evelyn Francis Daroff Evie A light .heart liver long. 6' Q 'T-r' Milton joseph DeAsis BOYS Inffa- 125,43 .l'V Sandra Karen DeHart BB- 2- Rifle Club 2,3,4, Chorus All I gather from 1, Office Girl 4. my hook: if dun. Efficiency, pgmlr .l ff? T 7 Elizabeth Anne Donohue Betsy Rifle ciub 2.5.4. Office Girl 4. A rmiling face it welcome anywhere! gall! Nancy Margaret Fairman Trans. St. Louis, Mo. 3. 'Where you lead l will follow. Wg, vsfw-um 'v Thomas Peter Grant Tom J-V B.B. 2,33 Varsity B.B. 43 Track 3,43 Rible Club 3,43 Boys Intra. l,2,3,4. Wheutier did it! Anne Ottesen Grisham Annie Totem Staff l,2,3,43 J-Bird Staff 2,3.4, Ass't. Editor 3, Editor 43 Bus. Staff lg Quill and Scroll 3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3Q Rifle Club 2,333 Ski Club l,2,3, Bd. of Direct. 33 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Accomp. 3,4, Pres 43 Stu. Council 4. Muricul and mifchieuour! Michael joe Ihle Mike Breeze Staff lg Varsity B.B. 1, J-V B.B. 2, Boys Intra. 3,4 Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning. l 1--19 Joanne Beverly Ecklund Marsha Claire Erwin Silence is golden. David Douglas Gray Dave Class Pres. 1,2,3 Student Council 2,3,43 ASB V.P. 3, ASB Pres. 43 J-V B.B. 2, Varsity B.B. 5,43 Math Club 43 Track 2,3,4. All great, men are dead- and l'm not feeling too well, myrelf. Shiela Esther Godkin Chorus 13 G.A.A. 1,2,3g Pep Club 4. Porrerred with quiet dignity. G.A.A. 1,2,33 Pep Club 1, 2,3,43 Jr. Drill Leader 3, Drill Leader 4g Totem Staff 4, Totem Queen 3g Chair. Plan. Comm. 4. If Jilence ir golden, rhe'J a had inuertment. ga julie Kathleen Hudson Pep Club l,2.3,4Q Ski Club 1,2333 G.A.A. 1,2,3, 43 Rifle Club 2,3,43 Bus. Staff 23 Chorus 2,33 J-V Cheer. 23 Librarian 1. Some think rhe'r quietg mort doubt it. C-: -4.2 'tif 3- Joanne Guy G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2g Chorus l,2,5g Major- ettes 25,45 J-Bird Staff 3. D0n't jurt rtand there- dance with me! N'-fi' Marsha Ellen Horton G.A.A. lg J-Bird Staff 4. Where therelr a will there'r 4 way. 25. fS --wav , i 5 x 'Ulf 'Q ' X Q 4 ' , N A ' ' , , . Sy. t -A A 1 'A-nfl .LV v,,..... -.. ,ff-f M, - t 'TW f 4 1,5 5 , XJ l Kenneth Alan Judson Zeke Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g Track 2g Class Ser. at Arms 2. G0 ahead-hit me. I dare ya' Dorothy Mae Hixson Dottie Class Sec. 2g Rifle Club 2,3,4g Ski Club lg Ass't. Totem Editor 3, Totem Editor 4g Majorettes 1,2, 3,4g Quill and Scroll 3,4g Stu. Council 4. Why gentlemen prefer hlonder. Don Messerschmidt Band l,2,3,4g Debate 2. Why agree when I can argue? .3- I 'f .,i2. 1 K -I Anita Hoepfner Arleen Francis Harris Ch0fU5 125- Chorus 1,2,5g G.A.A. 1,2 Everything comes to one who waitr. Donna Jane Hollenbach Janie Pep Club 2,3,4g Bus. Staff 3,4g Cheerleader 3g Bowl. Club 2,33 Rifle Club 2,33 G.A.A.. l,2.3,4, Point Chair. 2g Boys Intra. Volley 5g Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Bd of Direct. 2g Class Sec. lg Girls Club V.P. 3, Pres. 4g Stu. Coun- cil 4g Planf Comm. 3,4. A true friend, party and cheering fection -- all in one. Christine Marie Hudert Chris G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2g Cheerleader 2,3g Pep Club 25,45 Class V.P. 2 Boys Intra. Volley. 3., Her ruccerr lier in her rmile. 'b 3,4. I rould he 4 flirt if I wanted to-. Mfr Ronald LeRoy Norval M0tt07I Trans. Pasco, Wash. 2 Band 25. Love me, love my car. faraifj -ii' if J I ,F nl it 'Q' David Lee Norton He lover men, not because they ure men, but hecauxe they aren't women. if ,nl Dixie Eleanor johnson G.A.A. 1,2,3g Ski Club 1, 2,3,4g' Girls Club Rep. 33 Class Treas. 4g Band l,2, 3g Student Direct. 2. Alwayr put off 'til tomor- row, -what you can do today. Don David Nowacki Beach Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g Var- sity B.B. 3,4g Track 2,3,4g Rifle Club 2,53 Class V.P. 5. For whom the belle: toll. Q-is. if Bob Johnson Rifle Club 2,3,4. Iurt the quiet type. Rosemary Mills Rosie G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, V.P. Sec.-Treas. 35 Cnorus 1,2, 3g Bowling Club 3,4g Girls Club Rep. 4.' Ya Gotta Have HEART! Karen Lee Lynch d Majorettes- 2,3,4g Hea . Majorette 48? G.A.A. Lg, Monte Steve Oliphant 'Iuka Lea Walther 3,49 J-V ongqueen , Hgquanf' . . i . S0ngqL1C6I1 4- Transf Butte, Montana 4. Librarian' Thespmn 4' I-Hi we we Jing 'W' Wofkf f0' the 'light if Knowledge if the kay to pm-ire: to thee! coming. Juueu, 35? eff Etoile L. jones Office Girl 4. An incomparable mixture of Alafha and Texar. i' ,.--iff - , G' Fiank Edward Palm'.r Track 1,2,5,4g Boys Intrd. 2,3,4g Varsity B.B. 4. Good :eme and good na- ture are Jeldom Jepumted. if uv! :L Nince Ellen Milot G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Breeze Staff lg J-Bird Staff 2,33 Office Girl 3. The only way to have a friend if to he one. S.- judith Ann Pym NJudyH G.A.A. lg Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, Bd. of Direct. 1, Ski Team 13 Pres 4' Pep Club 1 34 Chee leader 3 Boys Intra Volley 3 Women are to he loved not underrtood 5 v Xl? ' Susan Irene Zumwalt Sue Trans., Anchorage, 45 j- Bird Staff 4g Ski Club 45 It'r nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Scott Alvin Wingfield Scoots Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g J-V B.B. 2g Ski Club 1,2,3g Rifle Club 3g Class Pres. 3g Stu. Council 3. More go than a green light. Frank W. Peters Glu-I' Boys Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Men of few worrlf are hert. fs 1- Q- Q r- Jeri Mae Novak Andrew Pekovich Cheerleader lg J-V Song- uA1'1dYH queen 2g Songqueen 4g Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g Ski Majorette 3,4g C1355 Tfgas, Club 2,3g Rifle Club 2,3', 2g G.A.A, 1,2, 4g J-V B.B. 2g Varsity B.B. Keep it Gay! LeAna Osterman G.A.A. l,2g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 4g Ski Club 1,2,3 4g Debate 3,4, Sec. 3,4 j-Bird Staff 4. Here mirchief lurks in quiet dirguire. Selma Sarnisto 4g Rifle cm 2.3,4, sed 3,4g Class V.P. 4. The Celtic: offered me 25 grand-hut I refured. 5' 'eff Val joseph Poor ..JOe,, . Rifle Club 'Zg Boys Intra. 2,3,4g Track 1,49 Varsity You rpeah when you B.B. 3,4. tease to he at peace with Ygp, fo fbe pop gf Mgin your thou ghtx. -in high! 1 'fr V'-. Y. Mary Susan Shields Totem Staff 1,2,3,4, Ass't. Bus. Man. 3, Bus. Man. 4, Ski Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 2, Bd. of Direct. 3,4, Ski Team 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,4g Stu. Council 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Math Club 4. To :ki ir to he. if-'Y Donald Edwin Weisgerber Moose Club 1 2 3 4'- R'fle ub 254 Class Ser at Arm 1 Hey :hart of nothmg except height 'bs' Y- Daryl William Retallick Trans. Vancouver, B. C., Canada, 4. He taker to ice like A duck taker to water. -1:4 'E Mildred Emily Sweet Millie Pep Club 2,3.4, Plan. Comm. 3, Chorus 1,25 Rifle Club 2,3g Totem Staff 4, Co-Art Editor, 45 Thespians 4. One mutt have humor to create humor. George Walter Sundborg Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4. TNT comer in little rtickr -hut what tm explofiorzf Ruth Ann Sword Trans. Seward, Alaska, 2. Pep Club 4. A little mirchief hy the way, if fun to fpice the parting day. Mary Teruko Tanaka Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Rifle Club 2, G.A.A. 1,23 Class Sec. 4, Plan. Comm. 33 Chorus 1,2,3g Totem Staff 4. To know her il to love her ' fb Smart Mark Whitehead ..Sm,, Class Pres. 1, Stu. Council 1, Boys Intra. 1,2,3,4g J-V B.B. 1, Varsity B.B. 2,3,4, Team Cap. 4, Band 1,2, Rifle Club 2,3,4g J-Bird Staff 4. l'm oppoxed to the idea. 5'4- Harry Alexander Sturrock Sandy Bowling Club 1,2,3,4, Ass't. B.B. Man. 3. B.B. Manager 4. Good renre, good humor, underrtanding-all rolled up in ta nice round hall. Judy Ellen Trambitas If you cam dream, the world? a better place hy far. ,..a 1 :'.Y ll f0g,l'Clf? Z5 WW U LJ if as Shine those good now boy! I ber she said Yes ! 'N . Cheesecake Seniors at a Pep Assembly. CHEESE! Smxle Rosle! B020 and Chemistry The plcmc. Grave moment! I The good old days . . Sunshine and camp, P Q ' V574 ,,' . 'f3i' ,g,, J A-f x v --S Q. ' f ,ti I P-' 1' 'U r ya ' QQ ' ' dy!- . Q' 'eg S rife' , w ,- '-, I K. rf' 'I I V ri if ! K Aren't we cute? E Senior Quads! . NS -- ug r ...Q is 8 xx .S J Y Industrious Seniors on clean up day. Anyone recognize these N , 54 Freshmen? 1 ,V Y The five M's. 0 just heavenly is a perfect description of the Class of '58's Senior Ball held on the evening of December 20. J-Hiers and alumni danced in a celestial paradise created by the Seniors to carry out their theme of The Littlest Angel. The gym was transformed into a little bit of Heaven, with ethereal clouds, a village equipped with street lamps and a Halo Maker's shop, and pastel Christmas trees. Tables'chairmen Anne Gris- ham and Janie Hollenbach wrapped their tables as giant Christmas packages. - A if sings You speak To AH mga nov DO Grisham' nfie Dynam. 5553 4 sn-,Z1Sf'i71'or Cla K r, pr token ss ad . ank Baxren of appre-C2527 Mr, Dam fiom Classfql, ac. Pfesi. BEN' me G . to all th Unch be e vnni ffel. kn 86151. ' OWU 3 in the Celefsfizogiyinggeld .l 1 feads sl 0? Abt!-6 if-fb . -1-1 ' ingredients. fog h basxc ha Sum-2 th? Sinior I?aXl Punc 1 5 bY an angd' S . Diclfmor B811 C ,- ff .u Gaffzso OUP16s d 17 N-. -ii.. ance to Ph e Inuslvc of 11' Q me ,nam gs of the C elesqlqj Sky, ff' Hard working decorations chairmeng Mary and Milly. Pea f YQ' fl? 'A BEST DRESSED Martha Cole Scott W1ngf1e1d nf' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anne Grxshim Davc Gray uf-'Q Y:-' .1 '-Xu-:Q 'Y I-WSH Rau-4 'RAI-V' MOST ATTRACTIVE Judy Pym Andy Pakovlch 3 SPIRIT? OF j HI Chrxs Huden Sandy Sturrock fi -A Q fly 0 vm fx Tx , 1 xii. I 54 M... I I! Q' H ' V, Cxlx gd - fi I RT J X I .PN .'-' 1 -.L 'L' I .. U I -- Il W 7 Q9 F-13 lvi 'k MOST TALENTED Dxxm johnson J I g M1kL Paterson BLST ALL AROUND Mflry Shlalds Stu Wfhltehead if Q--r I of M37 WITTIEST Yx orme Bost N nck Card ,.-1 ?f MOST ATHLETIC Janie Hollenbach Don Nowackn 7 .v 1' R iv' ' 4 - ' 'K s -J SF- A , L' , 'f' 1. - - f I , . J' ,, 1 Lf 1 H A I . f Q' I , L VV X I X., A 5 amlnfgq im I a fi 4 'Tl 3.495 ai ggirfs 1. Pi '7 i 'Ez JLNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Premdcnr Gene Moody Vins. Prasxdent Knnny Mcrrltt Sccrcmry umlta Caldwell M Tr xsurcr jlll Penwardcn Vfx A g . D 1- - a - - 1 f 1 s - A L..f-vw ' ' ' ' -V.4.Z.1.... I ' f'Aw.ai' S 4. N. A2 -. . . mf: 1 31 'S ' Irv, ,A V S h , Y . Q .. . 5 ---AA--AQ'w-AA-AS-4SAA4,---AwVw------w'SSwS'----SLv---L - 7 ,V V S ' L ' ..........,..,.,.,,,,,.....,,....,,,....,...... J 1 A S I 1, CL A ..............S.ASS,.,....,SS,...,ASS.ASS S,.... . ' jamce Barley Rxchard Bochl Bob Brososky Hank Bryson jean Burrus Dvld Bruu VT uamta Caldwell Leetta Caldwell Mary Carpenter John Carve,- MUY Lee Cashen Nxles Cesar Lee Cremans Betty C012 Judi' Dafoe Bob Dxlg Betty Faxrbanks Rnchard Genthner Judy' Henry Tom Herrer: Peter H0CPfHCf Herbert Hole:-nan Ronald Hu!-lock Par Ihle Franklm johnson Elame jones George Jorgensen Wnllnam Kanosh Knsun kennedy Par lxonmxsubara Delmar Calbrxek Mary Chxld ulxe Gloege 2 Gary Jenkms kathy Lundstrom E B y 'ff' w I ,lf V f-Q B' 221- fav 4 - A B 45.-Q. .5 ee y e - . .2l fi-' A , . . I . , - 'X f , X X , X rl 4 1 n 1 B X Mary Lynne Mcflluggage Gene Moody ill Penwarden Stan Scars janet Summers Art McKinnon Steve McPhetres Doug Macaulay Howard Marks Robert Martin Kcfml' Mcfflif I fX Myrna Newton Carl Orme Sarah Pasma Bill Pegues Pat Myrick William Nlay '11 Willie Petaja Bob Putman Tom Pittman NFHKY RCdd1k0PP Dick Reynolds Ron Rusher Coralie Sheldon Jeanne Sihlcr William Sihler Arron Simonson Judy Smith Karen S101-kgl 'QW B Y Rosemary Sundborg joe Swanson Herbert Swlck Allen Shattuck Mangnne Terencio Wayne Taylor S C I ' l 5- A I +L. f ff 1. . W2 If t 3 I QT' 1 ' 0 . to fi i M I Tim Wallis ,Q 'g ,i 6 I 13: -. - ' U 'W i I . N' 4 George Nlfillinmi Karcn Vfrncr Elf' - , David Vfells Dennis Cunningham Proudly displayed junior rings. fit x ll..x'cLl gil .I ,1 R. x,. 4w:':'- H? t .viii SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President w,,,,S,.,S.,....,..,.......,.,................,.........,.,. Alan Gray Vice President ...,....,..,..,..i.,........ .................. R usscl Secrist Secretary ....., , ........,...,.,,.,,..,..,......,.........,,.,,.,... Sally Cole Treasurer ...... ,..,.r - ....,...,..,.............,,.,,.....,... L inda Willis 1, I ,. M . , ' mf- 1 ' X. ff mg, 7 Gretchen Adams Karlcm Ahmad Lmmda Banu Clifton Beadle Tom Blanton I V XC Bobbye Buik LeRoy Cargin Sally Cole Veronica Constantino Ruth Coovvrr Helen Dffoff Eileen DeLand Donny Devinney Kaye Dilg Mike Donghue .5 -1 -4 ., 9 -' . wit , ' 'U I ofk MUY I-C0 Edgley Sondra-Eichman David Eldemar 1 Larine Emel Cuol Frgesen .l0hn Higmeiel' Lee Hagmgigr Joyce Hall Don Hedman Joe Heuciscn George Bennett Carol Ann Council Lynn Dunn Alan Gray Edward Holabird 3 Marilyn Booth V Q i S-Z 4' l Terry Cutford Andrea Ebona Roger Grummett David Holdsworrh ' f , ,r, W 4 'NO-f 4164 She never got off the bottle' H'-Y look If floats' OOOOH! It's cold! It all happened ONE mght Yours truly Pencils, penuls . . . Wh0'll buy my pencils , says Russ. Q I JY P 634 ii 3. X. FRFSHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Munnne Argctslngcr Vlce Pr sxdent J1ck1e Honeywell Secremry Pim Sands Trmsurcx Bonnne Bryson Pres1denr 3 . 1' x ., -1-y ln if Gary Graham john Griffith Clark Gfucning PHC Guerrero Marilyn Hanna Eric Hansen joe Harmon Lorraine Howard Pat Leach T15 Sandra Marsh 1 1: A 5 I f' . 1 ,bi 1 ,1- hxz 'Hin' ff ' fl .QV I i o if linen' 'QAXM , 1 Bill Hclin Dale He,-,king Vern Hirsch f fi- fps 5 ' fp, -I' 'o tl I - 1 f Richard I-eiSh'KCnd2ll Tommy Lundstrom Gloria McCullough Jackie Honeywell jackie Horton Louise Howcrrcr A- T Dcllen: Hoffman Myrlc Holabird Ladd Macaulay Myrtle Makinen i Gertrude Lawson Randolph Williams 1 i li A i 9 Q 7 2 ' g v I S J ' ' fx 'T-' f If Lois Jack Pinky johnson Joan Kaplan Escher Kanosh L. '41 i l 0 I ,it ..- if E7 Tom Kelly Mike Korhonen Anne I-Y5h0lfT1 Alvin Martin Davy Ma,-tin Julie Martin 4 gm gl Q lhlr Shunun DCHFHS Sh!-lmlfl Ping, Slmonson Denms Spgrl Alan Springer P1111 Sfevenson 'rv Ru: Ll Mum on Rmdx Qnllu lxxrhw Sturm Stephen Sundborz Udlfh Swanson VJIIU' QWJP Tov Tanner 5 9- -43' iv' eggs, ' Dil, Terry R,-,mn T5-,,,,,,,, joe Thomas Ikalleroc Todoulou Vmeron Tolner -hm Tnplffte Jlm Trnette he Tu l J X1 J Parry Wager Tucker Wheat Tom Viv esxde Robert Vxlllrnson inn Xinlcox g 9 .. 41 455 248 ' 1 J -I CJHW' Ta Yafvaz aIdNles is GQ vi Aw Y, A , N '11 t X l ' ' Q 0 I.c.l .'1chun ' - - ' A ' - ' N U . - xv 'A Q - ' aff .- I ' 5 5' . Li. . us Q I' ,fit M VA' -. gg Q.. lgifq ' -5 ' i -P' -241455 . . ' , N , 5.52115 ,Q Xu 4 3 1 TQ- iff?-7 ' X W , , , 1 ,S 7' A h f x ix- t. I y fl X f i A ff' Nad: ' Izher j ' fit ' 'A '. . . Q , 1 .U 2 , - ' ' X X ' Q ' .x: I u4f.Sf F! P vf., 'X'-.157 .57 -M Tusk - j.' ' kip: QQ: L Three gems rn Percy's. Bowing ro the upper classmen on char unforgetable day S Should we order or eat our friend's neck1ace?? In the good old days before the Frosh were Freshmen! 9 A Freshman beauties. Acfzuifaed Mr I ,i :QHJIL H H xi. x f Q2 7 fy C L D 131 D ---r lvifligs 5 Vx il RFE f Q 1 i 'rl 0 g N K -t rv ,431 x SVR' Sec.-Trens, Miirth.i Cole. Vice-Pres. Stan Sears, President Dave Gray This year the Student Council was confronted with many new problems and decisions because of the transition into the new high school. A successful Cleanup Day on the old grounds was sponsored before the move. For the first time, the Council had official letterhead stationery to be used by the secretary for interscholastic correspondence. BACK ROW' Mr McMill1n A Gra G Mood . . . , . y, . y. Shields. F. Baxter, M. Argetsinger, M. Cole, D. Hixson, A. bitch, D. Gray, S. Sears. - ' lv-L. fue! nf w i ounci LC P5 FRONT ROW: M. Grisham, Hollen- ' , 5,13-v-.tlunnlfvf-4,1 ffl v. L i l x I afll :ffl .ll N L SITTING: Honeywell, K. Werner, M. Erwin-Chairman, R. Mills, S. Zumwalt, Hollenbach. STANDING: J. Heucisen, B. Sihler, H. Swick. ,. N M f . -A, Y Rgx-n W ..---un:-.J -7L 'i.. Wow!! First assembly held in cafeteria of new school. The Haines Band does a rousing performance ar a Pep Assembly. It's those goony Crimson Bears! ,nm KNEELING M Carpenter M EIWID Drnll leaders FRONT ROW E Deland Caldwell R Sword Pym M Palmer S Sears C Huclert J Hudson M Newton I Burrus C Sheldon SECOND ROW C Pearson S Cole Y Bost M Tanaka J Dafoe THIRD ROW R Coovert B Bunk S Godkm L Soley M Alstead M Sweet J Hollenbach S Pasma K Alstead .I Gloege J Penwarden A Grlsham Mrs Barber advlsor Pep Club presents precxsxon performances J. ' , . ,J. , . , . , . , . , . B. Cole, YC. 'Munson, AJ. Honeywellf M. -Cole, J. Sunlnmers, Cashenf S. .Eichman L l 6U L6U'l6 wlvfqv X STANDING IEFT TO RIGHT C Trumno L Moody C W1ll11ms I Howerter N W1ltl1er Scott S Sears Soboleff Y Bost J Burrus Mrs Phllllps SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT L Harvey M Shaw M Makmen J Millard M M1hel1ch w fi- 'I- ii' 1-I' .....1... BACK: E. jones S. DeHart E. jones. FRONT: Mrs. Rollins B. Donohue A. Aspen. - 'Ai' FIRST ROW: A. Withrow, K. Toner, L. Willis, K. Williams, M. McCluggage, M. Child, K. Lundstrom, H. Swick, D. Holdsworth, M. Shields, H. I-Ioleman. SECOND ROW: B. Sihler, D. Wells, M. Poling, L. Langdon, Lewallen, K. Kennedy, D. No- wacki, D. Gray, G. jenkins. Advisor-Miss M. Tillofggn, Wafl, CM After spending many hours in learning debate procedure and having trial debates, the team prepared for their trip to Ketchikan. This year, instead of having only a Debate Tournament, a speech festival was added. It included monologues and dramatic skits. All of this was accomplished under the supervision of Mrs. Zumwalt, advisor: jane DeArmond, President, Rosemary Sundborg, Vice-president: and LeAna Osterman, Secretary-treasurer. STANDING: J. DeArmond. BACK ROW: J. Swick, J. Harmon, Lew- allen, T. Whiteside, L. Macaulay, L. Langdon, D. Wells. FIRST ROW: M. Mc- Cluggage, K. Werner, J. Dafoe, Mrs. Zumwalt, R. Sundborg, T. Davis. K. ,Werner, N. Milot, J. Dafoe, P. Komatsubara, D. Hixson, M. Shields, A M. Child, T. Davis, M. Cole, L. Osterman. ui!! EE: .Sara Under the direction of Mrs. Harlow, a new Thespian group was organized. Officers chosen were: T. Davis, President, M. Patterson, Vice-president, J. Walther, Secretary- Treasurer. The group produced two work shop plays before Christmas. Their feature of the year was, The Physician in Spire of Himself, which they presented to the student body. FIRST ROW: T. Davis, M. Patterson, Walther. SECOND ROW: P. Popejoy, M. Shaw, M. Argetsiner, L. Matthews. THIRD ROW: K. Werner, K. Toner, K. Kennedy,.D. Wells, Mrs. Harlow, L. Cremans, D. Martin, K. Lund- strom, D. Devinney. Ah I' 56' Vim vi or md xitalitv well describe the Cirls' Club Officers. V El f 1 ' K . ' ' ' . Left to right: M. Tanaka, Treasurerg M. Cashen, V. President, J. Hollenbach, President: Burrus, Secretary. The Girls' Club was off to a good start this year with the Freshmen girls being treated to a delicious turkey dinner at the annual Big and Little Sister Banquet held on November 7. The theme. Getting to Know You , was carried out through the evening, and was very appropriate for the occasion. Christmas just wouldn't be Christmas around J-Hi without the girl's Christmas tree on the second floor. As beautiful as ever, it stood for the last time in the old J-Hi halls. h The piggy-bank of the Girls' Club was reimbursed by candy and pop sales during t e year. . . . here comes the food! 6 Q. i -J Not three, but four blind mice! Seven-Eight put 'em on straight. H They did it Cchairmenj. J-Hi's Girls' Club held their annual girl-ask-boy dance with the theme of the Roaring Twenties making costumes a must! Flapper outfits, rolled down nylons for the gals, suspenders and straw hats for the guys-this ye-ar's Tolo gave J-Hi's fun-loving fanatics a chance to let them- selves go -back about 35 years, that is! Versions of the Black Bottom, Flea Hop, Charleston, and the modern jitter- bug made for a most colorful and interest- ing evening. u6Ll'le:5:5 .52 i' X X f u Mary Shlelds My Jeffrey Judy Dafoe Bus Manager Advlsor Asst Bus Manager JH1ghs busy Busmess staff bustled through another eventful year wxth Bus1ness Manager Mary Shrelds her asslstant Judy Dafoe and Mr Jeffrey Advlsor devotmg a lot of nme and effort to the SSS slde of the TOTEM and J BIRD FIRST ROW: C. Pearson, J. Hollenbach, F. Baxter, Mr. Jeffrey, J. Burrus, M. Cashen, K. Kennedy. SECOND ROW: L. Willis, Y. Bost, S. McPhetres, Dafoe, M. Shields, L. Matthews, M. Cole, J. Gloege. 23 ' 32? f .HS : flillillm Climaxing the 1957-58 year of TOTEM sales, M. Erwin, last year's queen, crowned BETTY COLE as queen of this year's annual. Other TOTEM prin- cesses were: K. Kennedy, J. Gloege, J. Burrus, and M. Cashen. As you can see, group of girls! f 7 Draw podner! it was hard to choose which one to buy from. The juniors really selected a swell Otelfll M8271 196 Bang! !I got ya! I can't find my dolly! That's my sucker! were a few of the childish conversations overheard at the Pub Hop, which all the kiddies of J-Hi at- tended on October 11. In knee pants, jeans, and dainty little dresses, the kiddies enjoyed sliding down a red and green slide Ccompliments of Governor Stepovichb. It was conveniently placed by the gym door. Drawing on the paper covered walls brought out the artistic ability of J-Hi. While eating cookies and drinking milk, which were served from wagons and doll buggies, everyone enjoyed the story about the Mean Old Bunny Rabbit, told by Yogie Bost and Janie Hollenbach. Jackie Honeywell did a good job in bringing out the laughter in the crowd with a dramatization of The Peach. All the kiddies- will agree that the 1957 Pub Hop was the greatest yet. JUG Those burmudas are the most! I' 'B ' Biol Bal THE - v 96' So 2.11111 I 5 znx'1:01 ' V y11n't't1 ' 1 Nh I Emily. gosfap 11115 11 .11 li 'Dua ,mit Je , 5' Pnrty' .sud S 'U hifvlfl rin-xg 1-.1,1,.114.1 'gy .1 'QM mil. I .xfiff .. ,-1T':T '- rj ' ' ji . .-. .- ff-ff .. .- Wvzifhcr its guhlll I11 lsntv 2:1,- vvmx - , .Lx I LW! m,L.I.l,. LCHM, out -fri' I't.i1J1!!L2 Illllt' pxlilfl jmck-1.11411 15.2 Um N 5m,h1.,u JdL.k,.Uu Nw. ihvj. gm vxxvk in Q 1111- WVU l'-'U1'U 1111115-'ul' 1:5 ii! lixlvt-ym1 l1z1ppt1.1t1t1 tw notion Lit.. . 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L1 dark S'g...'..iSgI1? gfg '. FRONT RQXV: ji mme. A. Grisham, P. K01mfst.bm, M. child. MIDDLE Cd with fm! ROXX: lx. XVcrncr, S. Lumwnlt. DeArmond, Trambitis, C. Orme, K. Storkel, S. t m.k1QS.'-- Pusmu, I.. Ostcrrngm. M. Cole. BACK ROW: M. Tanaka, M. Horton, B. Pegues, S. White- Andy, 1.vhk-2: head. Poor, Mrs. Harlow, A. Shattuck. ,,,,.,... ., , ra 9 me-d lx. 1. THAT Station. K' '- DOM DOM an vms lousy. Not a g m week-is, 'Then I heard . .rx V' 1m'y Al. . drich!! .VP-mt: program it 1 STANDING: M. Argetsinger, R. Coovert, C. Munsen, M. Sweet, K. Werner, T. Kelly, E. Loidhnmmer, R. Secrist, L. Matheny, S. Pasma, K. Toner, Gloege, R. Stilley, P. Weaver, T. Davis, Miss Dunckley, P. Komatsubura. SEATED: D. Hixson, KT Sturm, Honeywell, Dafoe, M. Lole, M. Erwin, M. Shields, K. Orme, Thomas, 1. Ogden, M. Tanaka, A. Grisham. lim f ,.. 4 - T1 I.. X l ' - fx l ' Pat Komatsubara Dottie Hixson Miss Dunckley ASSE Editor Editor Advisor A yearbook is what the students make it, and that is why the Totem staff, under the excellent guidance of Editor Dottie Hixson, Assistant Editor Pat Komarsubara and Advisor Miss Dunckley, has strived to bring this book, filled with the happiest memories of 1958, to you, the J-Hi student body. E e !h' xg - 'V'-,Y - 'ff-11' . FRONT ROW' I Barrill J Ogden E Saxikko M Abbott E Rudol h S Cole E. Howard. D. Hixson, C. Hudert. Burrus, C. Munson,'C. Council, I. Hooper. SEC- OND ROXW: A. Ebona, P. Myrick. S. Sears, M. Palmer, I.. Osterman, P. Caldwell S. Baker, K. Storlcel. I.. Paulo, I-I. Daroff, R. Coovert, Summers, M. Carpenter K. Alstead. BACK ROXV: L. Matthews, A. Grisham, Peterson, M. Quinto, LI. Dafoei M. Newton, Gloege, M. Shields, M. Erwin, S. McPhetres, G. Williams, C. Orme. CA 0I'lft6 FRONT ROW: F. Child, M. Brown, Hall, S. Triplette, S. Rude, K. Featherstone, J. Cowling, N, Reddekopp, M. Makinen, B. Pinkerton, M. Hanna, Miss Cranfill. BACK RCJW: I-. jack, D. Abbott, G. Adams, C. Carpenter, C. Pearson, M. Booth, T. Abbott, W. Kanosh, C. Featherstone, R. Secrist, B. King. ,N - wp 'PC 4J',..li.' 'i F ,q f' ff- A FIRST ROW: M. Patterson, P. Leach, 1. Soboleff, H. Bryson, P. Popejoy, M. Pol- ing, G. McCurry, J. Rhode, H. Swick, A. McKinnon. SECOND ROW: D. Messer- schmidt K Fairmen j Millard K Kennedy M Argetsin er M McClu a e M Shaw 7 - , - + , - , - 8 1 - gg 8 y - a L. Matthews, J. Harmon, M. Millard, C. Aubert, G. Rude, B. Dilg. THIRD ROW: K. Sturm, S. Wruck, S. Marsh, J. Robeson, K. Toner, R. Stilley, L. Caldwell, J. De- Armond, S. Burness, D. Nelson, J. Trivette, L. Matheny. FOURTH ROW: J. Heueisen L. Willis, T. Herrett, B. Thomas, R. Martin, B. Martin. BACK ROW: D. Devinney L. Dunn, K. Orme, D. Dobyns, L. Cremans, D. Holdsworth, R. Leigh-Kendall, D. Hed- man, Mr. Gunison. BW! The sound of the band no longer echoes through the halls of old J-Hi. However, it can be found in the new multicolored, soundproof bandroom. Under the direction of Mr. Gunison, the band performed in the annual Christmas concert and in April had as their guest, Raphael Mendez. The pep band, German band, and a dance band added variety to numerous programs. erman guna! wing EHJ 6 SH 55555 im l Clwka Ulm 7 fl Ong lfieelflrf Jeri Novak Song Queen ,.- - xv Who do we see at every game, always on the ball, bundles of pep and energy, and are five girls that we couldn't get along without? If you've said our Varsity cheerleaders and song queens, you rate an Karen Lynch Song Queen ,ug-rr Kay Dilg Cheerleader Susie Triplerre Cheerleader Par Komarsubara Cheerleader 9 X XA 3 is ii7.Q 'xv Janet Thomas, Dottie Hixson, Jeri Novak, Karen Lynch. Missing--Joanne Guy. ajoreffed 'U Klteerkaclem J- Here are two girls that really have the spunk and personality to get out on the court and cheer their team to victory! Majorettes and teddy bears? Yup, some- thing quite different was added to their second routine. Led by Karen Lynch, the girls carried the teddy bears, representing the Crimson Bears, when they formed a V for victory! Tricky steps, complicated rou- tines, and some jazzy music on the part of sponsor, Mr. Gunison and his band, cli- maxed another majorette season. fi'F'2gflxW Q1 .gpaorfa 1 ' x I 335454312 X' 'r ,. - . a 1 .P 1 3 'V 4. - V fytvgg jr rw: -'71-f'.',a .-54:5 -4 -' . ey:--1-' ' 'sf : - . sv . 'f' 2 tk N I 1 M 5, X L if I ark 4 .4 'L' 'N Q, 40' 1 - .uv I .X V v' ' - .L xv- -, 'am-1 Q '. uf ' Q1 ' ' Qi he y f - , V ' 1 4j4'-41y3A'4's-A-.ii w-. 'f 4 ' 'F ' . D . ' 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Whitehead D Nowacki F Palmer S Sears W. Petaja, Ass't Manager-S. McPhetres Coach Ordway Manager S. Sturrock, T. Grant, J. Swanson D Gray J Poor A Pekovzch Wearing the S. E. Championship crown, Coach Ordway's Crimson Bears, with six returning letter- men, set out to defend the title against all comers. With an average,height of 6 ft., and a fast, hard- running team and playing most of their games on home ground, they made up a hard-to-beat combina- tion when tournament time rolled around at Edge- combe in the spring. The Bears not only had the ability, they had the will and the drive to win. This team, certainly one of the best in J-Hi's history, had a fine season. The pause . . . ow ing The J-Hi Rollers had a rough time this year, because of repair work on the Elks Bowling Alleys, but they still had a good year under Pres. Ed. Loidhammer: Vice-Pres. David Pearson, Sec. Treas. Mary Car- penter and club advisor Harold jeffrey. Out of the 46 members, a large per cent are Freshmen and Sophomores because they received P.E. credit for bowling. 1'-lip... Q HQ' D5 .. E FRONT ROW: L. Willis,,S. Cole, B. Buik, J. Soboleff, L. Soley, K. Orme, M. Mil- lard, J. Dahl, P. Sands, B, Phelps, F. Child, J. Robeson, G. Moody. SECOND ROW: S. Eichman, H. Swick, P.. Caldwell, L. Moody, C. Trucano, J. Hall, C. Munson, L. Barril, C. Williams, D. Devinney, B. Langdon, C. Bertholl, M. Robins. THIRD ROW: C. Pear- son, E. Loidhammer, J. Heueisen, D. Pearson, J. Mitchell, K. Toner, M. Carpenter, J. Penwarden, M. Newton, M. Booth, B. King, O. Sanders, S. Sturrock, K. Osage. 5-15 A T V- ' A' ,J . F1 Come on Flossie, make it count! an cha f 9905 FIRST ROW: T. Crites, E. Loidhammer, J. Heueisen, K. Merritt, N. Card, D. Reynolds j. Burrus, A. Shattuck, D. Lindstrom, M. Shields, J. Pym. SECOND ROW: J. Gissberg D. Devinney, E. DeLand, P. Weaver, B. Phelps, B. Fairbanks, B. Bryson, M. Argetsinger C. Council, C, Trucano. THIRD ROW: J. Yakopatz, J. Hall, J. Honeywell, B. Buik, M Booth, I.. Willis, Gloege, F. johnson, I.. Osterman, S. Zumwalt, D. Johnson, C. Mun- son, K. Toler. FOURTH ROW: D. Weisgerber, J. Tuttle, G. Moody, B. Dilg, M. Poling T. Blanton, R. Rusher, R. Secrist, A. McKinnon, R. Leigh-Kendall, Harmon, P. John- son, C. Gruening, J. Lewallen, B. Pittman. 7 3 ' I V CM QI? BOARD OF DIRECTORS Deep snow and slush made this year's ski season rather intermittent, but, under the able leadership of Judy Pym, club president, and Peter Bibb, advisor, the J-Hi skiers had lots of skiing and racing practice. An intramural program was set up by the Board of Directors, making instruction and racing possible for everyone. Another new item was the addition of the Junior Ski Patrol. Mr. Darnell and his group of skiers kept the tow running, guarded the hill, and helped with emergencies. The warming hut, nearing completion, proved the big undertaking of the year. It provided extra warmth and a good view of the slopes for weary skiers. All in all, the Ridge Runners are still enthusiastic skiers and their happy greeting is Ski Heil. X51 tl is Vw 'fkgv 'lr' sbx 'nuuuusv' .- ' fa' f'7 Z ,f X V., 'S Q ti X ,401 .N Q ii.---.3 S, 5, 2.-. -ESE il. as , V2 -an -.. -2 - ' mill? -ati ,.,, ' 7 ' '- 5 '-I ' ' , -.J i r 'sf ' I I' 1 1 ,Z 9 . Q1 Y-Q... Y? --,,,, zsvvi-1' Y' K - , H. ' fx -N ' - 4 na ' 'L L I ' .. z' ' avg ' I f A f::l?.- p x i , rail' .gh . f ' if ,311 F 3? 1 5 . I ,rx ., Q '- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 Juneau Lodge No. 420 BENEVOLENT and PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Juneau Alaska Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class of 58 HARRY RACE INC Drugglsl' Prescruptnon Speclalusts ALASKA FEDERAL SAVINGS 8z LOAN ASSOCIATION OF J UNEAU Current Dlvldend Rafe Deposits Insured up to S10 000 ll7 Seward St JUNEAU ALASKA Agent for Unlted Van Lune Chilkat Fuel Standard Fuel Dlstrlbutor Best Wishes To The Class of l958 Foss, Olsen 8z Sands ARCHITECTS AIA Congratulatlons Class of 58 Val and Allce Poor I49 S Mann of Doughs Phone 6 1060 , 0 . 0 Q Alaska Transfer Sz . . . F1 Congratulations To The Seniors The SKYWAYS are the HICHWAYS in Southeastern Alaska served best by Alaska Coastal Airlines Serving Southeastern Alaska General Offices: 2 Marine Way Northern Commercial Company Phone 6-2560 Distributors for Caterpillar Diesel Engines, Chrysler Gasoline Marine Engines and Evinrude Outboard Motors Complete Line of Marine Hardware and Fishing Supplies Complete Modern Equipped Machine Shop-Welding P.O. Box 381 'I415 Harborway Juneau, Alaska North of Boat Harbor . l Y I 5? X I X J i il , i , I .ffl - -nh' JUNEAU DAIRIES INC HOME or JuNo MAID PRODUCTS eqf F' MILK FOR A HEALTI-IIER JUNEAU CONGRATULATIONS is' gifts PNA FOODLAND an 4 20th CENTURY The Anrlme that flues more Quahty Merchandise Passengers nn Alaska Service at Lgwer Pl-.ces Than AnyO1'herAlrIme Paclflc Northern Alrllnes SKI RTS SWEATERS FORMALS To The Class of I958 GOOD FLYING Pan Amerlcan Everything for the The System Of School GIFI Flymg Cllppers BARANOF HOTEL , J UNEAU Albertson s , O cc as vi Y . I S I I , 1 -si X I t U .I I Lg: J Y I S s ' 1 I . , f 5 ' ' T Im eff To the Glass of TQSS G 7 X I , PACH-'n'NoR1'HERN R lf L ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT 8a POWER C0 Serving Both JUNEAU and DOUGLAS SALES and SERVICE General Electrnc l-lotponnt Sunbeam and Hoover Appliances Douglas Phone 364 2525 Juneau Phone 6 l IO6 Capltal Office Supply 228 Seward St Juneau Alaska BUSINESS SUPPLIES FOR YOUR EVERY NEED Baranof Book Shop 205 Seward LET US ORDER THE BOOK YOU WANT Juneau Drug DRUGS and SUNDRIES Hudson s or Men Women Chlldren Joseph R Werner PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT BELOUS Home of Red Cross Shoes I37 Seward Juneau Alaska Sklnners Gun Shop JUNEAU S COMPLETE SPORTS CENTER FINE PRINTING The Dally Alaska Empire Serving Southeast Alaska Sunce I9I2 Casler s Men s Wear IF ITS NEW WE HAVE IT The Baranof Hotel Clft Shop Authentic Alaskan Souvenirs Ivory Jade Nugget Jewelry Watches Diamonds PT Automotive Servlce Volkswagens Renaults SALES and SERVICE 7OI Wllloughby Ave Phone 6 2365 Chas Warner Company Johnson Outboard Motors 406 S Franklm PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS . . . , o , ' Y Y 1 Fashion Novelties in Footwear . . t SENIOR BROTHERS Q rig ed' Q 9 Qs v SENIOR BROTHERS Frank Baxter Fnnkl Jlm Boddy Jlrnbol Scott Wnngfleld Skootsl Monte Ollphant Squantl Nick Card Stroppl Allen Judson Jud Dave Llndstrom Henry Hawkl Ron Norval Navall Louis Page Peonskll Wnllue Peteja Pngmyl Wayne Bertholl Berthollovlchsknl We ve been a long time a brewln ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sang on Television and Radio Had Best Parties Organlzed Hooky Bobbin' 4 Affiliated wnth Sensor Sisters Motto Nothnng Shall Separate Us, For The Curfew Shall Not Rnng Tonught ,Y . I ' --.-.-.fu ui I .Q . I 3 N V r Q l .-.5517 1 . l . 1 . l . . 1 l - 1 l . 1 l l l . 1 l 1 l . '1 . . . . 1 . l 1 . . l K C 9 ' ' 9 ! ! Congratulations to the Class ot i958 From GODKIN'S AUTO SERVICE Union 76 Dealer Congratulations to the CLASS or '53 Mt. JUNEAU Sales Sz Service W. C. KLINKI-IAIVIIVIER International Truck Sales Er Service Congratulations, Class of '58 D. K. MacDonald Sz Co. Of Alaska OH the COITIGF of Insurance Buyers and Counselors Front and Seward Box 1882 ' Juneau, Alaska with offices in Seattle - Spokane - Portland .l N, lvlaflagel' We do not sell insurance - We buy it for you. Serving Alaska s Since: Hotel Juneau lO4 Third Street 'Where Living is Pleasant' Juneau, Alaska Gordon and Douglas Gray Owner-Managers Professional Pharmacy PHONE 6-1970 Cash's Sewing Center Congratulations and Success to the Class of l958 . '1 ef-ag-. . -0 V Congratulatlons To the Class of 1958 From Your Frlends At THE B M BEHRENDS BANK Fursf Bank Estabhshed In Alaska Founded In 1891 RUSHERS INSURANCE J UNEAU YOUNG COMPANY INC SPORTING GOODS HOUSEWARES Shattuck Agency HARDWARE FURNITURE PAINT TU I I SHOES Alaska s Fmest Hardware and Furmture Store - Shoes for the BOX 300 Phone 62212 62213 Enflfe Famlly O C 1 I 1 2 .. VI' . it-V h vi . A5141 c 0 - W. 1 . ii I X . I 9 , 0 9 U 9 . Congratulatuons ro the 5 Class of 1958 Congratulations to the Class of l958 From K J N O BROWN and OLIVER Rad and Sm' Congratulatuons to e J Uneau S Class of 1958 C lete Outtntters Omp Model Hobby and Where Young Fellows Rock Shop Like To Shop Mr and Mrs J F Hoglns FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF J UNEAU Alaska s Complete Banking Servuce , ' th Phone 6-3 l 36 Box 855 If ts from BEHRENDS Has Quality Congratulations to the Class of l958 From Your Friends GRUMMETT 81 BAKER Insurance Agency Stanley V. C-rummett F. Dewey Baker B M BEHRENDS C0 Quality Smce 1887 McLean Sz Krlstan INSURANCE Says Congratulations Class of 58 Don s Photo 8z Jewelry Complete Photographic Department Sales and Service on all Popular Makes of Cameras and Projectors WATCHES DIAMONDS SOUVENIRS 'l'l3 Seward St. Phone 6-1055 - - i' , I 0 1. It . aeer - ' 'Ki I 'Wa- O Q . I tt ' ' 1 i 9 X X JUNEAU and DOUGLAS TELEPHONE COMPANY ALWAYS FIRST WITH QUICK, RELIABLE SERVICE Establlshed I893 PIWONG' 5 M20 n 3 K' k -- W. - I5 I I 1 I 5 A - -.. -NI TN N PN X.- I - TLA I J -s I .I If A 'E IX N 3 I, . In 1 s 'Q-If-'V A. Diamonds, Watches and Fine Jewelry Ludwig Nelson JEWELER Juneau, Alaska COURTEOUS SERVICE Shop Rite Market Choice Meats and Fine Groceries Phone Douglas 2330 Best Wishes to the Class of '58 Douglas Grocery The Clldersleeves Joseph W. 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