”1 am a Part of all that I have met.” Tennyson School life consists of many atmospheres— All combining to constitute our memories. Each atmosphere holds influence; 6 With friends we enjoy adventures of the everyday, continuing all the year. Silent moments allow time for reflections, contemplation— A time for sharing thoughts and experiences. As our school life nears completion, all that we have encountered helps to form our outlook and our memories. 12 Dedication I live not in myself, but I become Portion of that around me. -Bryon For sharing ideals For being expressive For teaching with imagination For stimulating thought and self-expression For discussing, then listening For being nobody-but-himself For being concerned For this The 1967 Totem is dedicated to MR. RICHARD PASTEGA 13 SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Overstreet ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Ruff School Board Mr. McCauley Mrs. Crosby Mrs. Darlin Mr. Hagcrup Mr. Derr 16 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. McCormick PRINCIPAL Mr. King REGISTRAR Mrs. Springer SECRETARY Betty Sturrock SECRETARY Mrs. Meek Commercial -a ■ Mrs. Stell corrects a previous hour's Typing exercises. Assigning a Shorthand lesson, Mrs. Cooper approves class work. 18 Sparks of interest are generated by Mr. Peel for boys in Wood Shop. Suggestions are given by Mr. Cairns to students working in Electronics. Vocational Mechanical Drawing students benefit from Mr. Bibb's instructions. Spurred by Mr. Delak, class participation increases interest in Metal Shop. Miss Penrose emphasizes the importance of nutritious meal planning to girls in Home Economics class. 19 • M Mr. Swanke illustrates various techniques of speech making with motions and inflections. Phrases, prepositions, clauses and modifiers are the objects of study in Mrs. McVay's English classes. English Students begin writing assignment as Mr. Ferrell advises. Mrs. McHugh helps to of students. Miss Stanley's interest in drama vividly expands her students' awareness of many aspects of literature. improve reading ability 20 Examining Chaucer's style, Mrs. Harlow reads selections of the writer's works. Mrs. Belmont encourages class discussion and participation. Projects are assigned by Miss Ito to further interest and research in English literature. Students strive for correct sentence structure as Mrs. Green directs their work. 21 Science Mr. Eide explains the crystallization process to Chemistry students. Mr. Jeffrey ponders a question posed in General Math class. Mr. Dunn distributes biological fact sheets for his student's reference. Mr. Faris emphatically concludes. Therefore, x « 83. Corrected tests are discussed in Mrs. Broderson's Physical Science and Chemistry classes. Mr. Jurasz demonstrates the use of scales for accurate measurements. Biological terms are used by Mr. Perkins to describe microscopic creatures. Geometric figures are the topics of analysis in Mr. Mercer's Algebra class. Mr. Conrad pauses grades. Questions are answered as Mr. Kirk passes out corrected math quizzes. Mathematics to compile Physics exam Relating his own Alaskan experiences, Mr. Dean implements basic facts from the texts prepared for his courses. Social Studies Miss Harms leads discussion on early ’Is there anyone who doesn't have their three current Greek Civilization. events today? Mr. Reiger demands daily of Juniors. American History students take notes as Mr. Potter enumerates the causes of the Revolution. 24 Discussing an assignment with a student, Mrs. Price emphasizes a point of accuracy. Language i Hand in your translations before the bell rings, Mrs. Voorhies reminds her students. In the language laboratory. Miss Lewis reads in Spanish. Mrs. Weld drills her class on French dialogue from the day's assignment. Listening to her students, Mrs. Ash is pleased with their recitations. 25 Chorus members prepare to sing a light song as Miss Cranfill plays the chord. A solo trumpet resounds as Mr. Berge leads the Band in the familiar tunes of seasonal music. Art students receive useful helps on design composition from Mr. Lewis. Miss Huffman pauses as girls line up for roll call in P. E. Music Mr. Weideman directs the Pep Band as they play a rousing march in practice session. Guidance Mr. Schutt eagerly assists Seniors with their future plans. Track events arc planned and encouraged by Coach Borbridge. Physical Education With his grade book handy, Mr. Tingling tests boys on their ability to climb. Counselor to the Freshmen and Juniors, Mr. Husen may regularly be found listening to and advising these classes. Mrs. Hanson advises Freshmen and Sophomores on class sched- uling and programs. Girls exert extra energy in special P. E. exercise directed by Miss Werner. 27 PRESIDENT Craig Dahl ASB Officers VICE-PRESIDENT Bruce Gazaway SECRETARY TREASURER Colleen Kennedy Brita Rice 30 FIRST ROW: PRESIDENT Craig Dahl, VICE-PRESIDENT Bruce Gazaway, SECRETARY Colleen Kennedy, TREASURER Brita Rice. SECOND ROW: P, Young, M. Bergeron, G. Goenett, C. McCauley, T. Subeldia, J. Sloan, J. Harris, S. Cohn. THIRD ROW: D. Harris, A. Vick, L. Dapcevich, M. Lupro, J. Beedle, C. Paul, B. Bigley, L. Nielson, R. Plotnich. FOURTH ROW: D. DeRoux, T. Milnes, P. Carruthers, S. Rickey, J. Johnson, R. Shelley, N. Flint, K. Haffner, C. Manzoni, J. Slack, B. Ray, G. Baker, E. Lupro, M. Parsons. FIFTH ROW: C. McGowan, K. Marschke, R. McCoy, P. Gibson, D. Chapman, S. Hurd, J. Messenger, L. Riley, B. Janes, D. Thorsteinson, M. Sturrock, S. Ellsworth, R. Wood. Student Council A call to order—rapidly scribbled notes—a frantic, last-minute search for housing--and above all, the weighty task of co-ordinating a many faceted student body--all problems en- countered and competently met by this year’s Student Council. Student Council's vital Housing Committee co-ordinates plans for the Southeast Alaska Music Festival. 31 Seniors Present The Miracle Worker” CAST Helen Mrs. Keller Mr. Keller Anne Sullivan James Martha Percy Viney Anagnes Doctor Aunt Ev Director Student Director Technical Director Helen's world has Anally been opened to understanding. 32 A tense dinner scene climaxes Miss Annie’s struggle with the Keller family and Helen. W-A-T-E-R, water. It has a name! IT HAS A NAME!! How can I make you understand? Appointed City Attorney Craig Dahl administers oath of office to elected Mayor Bob Craig. In the City Shop, Steve Van Vleit, Frances Cryan, and Neil MacKinnon explore the depths of a city jeep during their day as city employees. Student Government Day City equipment is overtaken by Council men Connie Mosher, Jennifer Wilke, Colleen Kennedy, Linda Agahona, Mayor Bob Craig, Administrative Assistant Sue Dean, Robert Shelley, and Mark Kirkness. An annual event for the Seniors, Student Gov- ernment Day this year was enthusiastically supported by organized political parties. Em- phasis was placed on party platform, with campaigning in evidence in the halls the week prior to the election. With Juniors and Seniors voting, the Mayor and six party members of STOP were elected, in addition to a KINGG party member. Twenty-six additional Seniors participated in the Day in appointed positions. Councilmen (non-politically) tour the City Shop. Pub Hop A Study In Op Art Triangles, squares, Campbell’s soup cans— Op Art illustrated at every turn. Bell bottoms, mtoi-skirts, wild prints and wilder decorations, all made this year’s Pub Hop a step into a weird moment of unreal atmosphere but very real enjoyment. Curtained in streamers and balloons, a step into the Pub Hop was a step into unreality. Clashy clothes combined with energy galore to make the Pub Hop a vivid experience in Op Art.” PRINCESS Linda Nielson PRINCESS Wendy Doyle Sophomores Host Variety Of Talent On The Road To Somewhere Dance bands to folk groups, piano sonatas to Exodus on a saw—all gave this year's Sophomore Variety Show the essentials of talent and fun. Combining hard work and clever introductions, M. C. 's Ross Soboleff, Kathy Nielson, and Dave Shoup insured a good time for audience and performers alike. Man, skip in these clothes?!” mutters M. C. Dave. The Girls’ Ensemble sings well-known tunes from The Sound of Music. The Grand Finale features a vigorous Charleston with accompaniment. The Entertainers Dance bands and folk groups-both repre- sentative of student taste-exemplified youth's energy, love of action, and desire for originality. Active locally, various folk groups represented student life to the public through music. Playing on a more teenage basis, bands performed for week- end dances, typifying another widespread student interest group. Energetic and friendly, the Nufolk frequently perform for community and civic events. 37 The Insyte often play for school dances as well as their own. Excellent showmanship sets off expert style. Wonderful Senior Ball White and wintry, vgiii astouch of Christmas floth entertainment and decMrf Midnight Sleigh Ride fantasy of light season A White and Exchange Opens Door S 4 Arriving from Arbra, Sweden, 200 miles north of Stockholm, charming blonde and blue-eyed Eva Bodell spent an exchange year at J-Hi. The second student to be sponsored by the International Christian Youth Exchange, Eva’s year included sharing Sweden, skiing, observing America, learning slang and just goofing around in her wooden shoes. At J-Hi she participated in International Affairs Club, supported the Bears, and maintained honor roll grades. Of her year’s stay in Juneau, she says, Det har varit underbart. ”! Eva points out her home town and describes some of its scenery. to Understanding. . Attending J-Hi to gain proficiency in Eng- lish, Ken Tanimoto is from Hiroshima, Japan. On a private exchange arranged by his father, Ken lived with the Earnest Jones family in Douglas in preparation for further schooling in the United States. Ken attend- ed International Affairs Club and spent much of his remaining time just absorbing the American way of life. Locating home. Ken has an understandable interest in the geography of Japan. Eva sings a Swedish folk tune at the Christmas concert. SWEDEN IS BEHIND THE BEARS Eva's interests extend to clever visible support of the Bears. Fun and Friendship Exchange students also add to the studious atmosphere of J-Hi with their interest in studies. 41 Basketball Royalty 42 PEP KING Gene Whiting PEP QUEEN Dani Bowman PEP KING Monty Compton Homecoming KING Pat Nelson QUEEN Jane Beedle J-Hi Students Win Special Honors Combining a high test score with a speech on the United Nations General Assembly’s power, Junior Paul Carruthers won the annual U. N. Youth Pilgrimage sponsored by the Oddfellows and Rebekahs. Paul will recieve an expense-paid six week trip through Canada to New York, the United Nations, Washington, D. C. , and home through the northern United States. His victory includes the obligation to report his experiences and observations upon re- turning home. Paul Carruthers Rick Goodfellow As a result of completing numerous forms and essay questions. Junior Rick Goodfellow was awarded the $500 Sav- ings Bond accompanying 1st place in the boys' division of the Elks Youth Leader- ship contest. Selected on the basis of scholarship and leadership, state-wide Elks winners have an opportunity to re- ceive up to $2000 in Savings Bonds nationally. Receiving the highest score on a written standardized test, Senior Margaret Shaw was chosen J-Hi’s Homemaker of Tomorrow. Lo- cal contestants in the General Mills-sponsored Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow compete for state honors, in which Margaret placed in the top five. All state-wide winners travel to Washington D. C. in the spring and are judged according to a written essay and personal interview, as well as by the orig- inal test. Margaret Shaw 44 Juniors’ Experiment In Absurd Theater To the station.. .To the pumps!” In my opinion, the best camouflage is the plain and simple truth.” The Firebugs” Gottlieb Beidermann Babette, his wife Anna, a maidservant Sepp Schmitz, a wrestler Willi Eisenring, a waiter A policeman A Ph D Dianne Ousterhout Mrs. Knechtling Chorus of firemen Doug Moles Judy Reger Kirk Barkley Carol Collins Allen Berwick Chris McCauley Paul Carruthers Valorie McDonald Bruce Gazaway Terri Phillips Steve Sewill Brita Rice Student Director Technical Director Mr. Swanke My husband Gottlieb promised to go up to the attic every night and check for Firebugs. 45 I jm mu K 4r 1 tbC a ’ Vr+ ISEflX+J l u d :Mv i 46 FIRST ROW: G. Thibodeau, D. Burrows, A. Taug, J. Ossiander, B. Craig. SECOND ROW: J. James, F. Cryan, P. Nelson, C. Gelotte. P. Yumol, A. Carlson. Lettermen Along with supplying wall programs of team line-ups at each game, the Letter men's Club saved money to buy educational athletic films for the school. Three initiations were held during the year for outstanding athletes in track, skiing, basketball, cross country, and wrestling. 48 FIRST ROW: M. Sturrock, K. Nielson, T. Mlines, D. Lockhart, L. Nielson, S. Rickey. SECOND ROW: M. Miners, M. Kirkness, L. Roscnbcrger, J. Scullion, S. Bailey. Football Boosters Formed last year, the Football Boosters continued its interest in supporting increased football facilities for the Juneau-Douglas area. With funds previously earned, the club purchased field equipment they hope to use soon on the planned new football field. And this is a football! Mark expounds for fellow officers. 49 Drill Team Seven A. M. eye-opening sessions and lunchless noon drills, in addition to the three weekly evening sessions, spurred this year's Drill Team on to six progressively complicated and precise marches. Created by drill leaders Sue Dean and Lorily Brice, the routines pre- pared the girls for their final performance at the Southeast Alaska Basketball Tournament in March. FIRST ROW: L. Ramos, B. Cummings, D. Belarde, D. MacKinnon, A. Jackinsky, A. Schoeppe, Advisor Miss Huffman. SECOND ROW: C. Isturis, J. Lockridge, B. Dyer, T. Stevens, V. Isturis, L. Killewich. THIRD ROW: L. Rickey. J. Elisen, L. Homme, S. Dean, L. Dabney, L. Brice. FOURTH ROW: L. Bloomquist, P. Pittman, C. Horton, M. Riley, M. Alstead, J. Bixby. Pep Club Jumping plaids of red and black and mighty cheers for VICTORY! aroused J-Hi’s spirit at home games this year. Boosting enthusiasm, Pep Club members sold colors pins to raise money for school sweater patches. FIRST ROW: G. Jamestown, K. Floreski, C. Welcome, B. Croteau, S. Taug, President G. Goenett, J. Willard, J. Lee, J. Wright, B. Cashen, D. Shealey, D. Harvey. SECOND ROW: Miss Werner, V. Mann, B. Bigley, C. Bothelo, N. Mullin, K. Adair, G. Horton, E. Myrick, P. Kent, M. Atkins, N. Mielke, P. Trew, E. Jewell. THIRD ROW: G. Stevens, K. Stutte, A. Foster, E. Westman, S. Merrill, D. Wright, S. Jones, G. Phillips, K. Wilson. With becoming uniforms, new music and an inspiring director, Mr. Weideman, the Pep Band’s sound was entirely new. Playing at all basketball games and pep rallies, they were an enthusiastic and spirited... Pep Bond FIRST ROW: R. Shelley, B. Bracken, R. Maloney, R. Holeman, B. Rice, V. Brown, L. Dapcevich, J. Lancaster, T. Thibodeau. SECOND ROW: D. Ousterhout, D. Garrison, L. Tagaban, P. Brouillette, C. Daugherty, F. Johnson, M. Parke. THIRD ROW: T. Wilson, D. Lancaster, D. Jensen, V. Samaniego, D. Kutz, B. Armstrong, L. MacKinnon. FOURTH ROW: S. Lowell, S. Coonjohn, F. Roeser, C. Wilson. CLARINETS JoAnn Elisen Karen Kasnick Linda Dabney Mary Ann Parke Lisa Rickey Pat Stowell Pam Brouilette Chris Daugherty Janet Funk Diana Garrison Barbie Englebert Phil Gibson Charlotte Horton Jerry Horton Florence Johnson Jerry Jone6 Loreena Mahnke Susan Merrell Lynn Morley Jo Anne Triggs Becky Waldron Cecilia Adkins Jim Lowell Tim Satre SAXAPHONES Robert Reed Shelley Bonnie Bracken Roger Holeman Bob Janes Virginia Brown Linda Dapcevich Brita Rice ReNae Maloney FLUTES Diane Ousterhout Cam Manzoni David McGowan Darlene Goade OBOE Sue Prisci TRUMPETS Ventura Samaniego Steve Lowell Bob Armstrong Dennis Bailey Del Jensen Lachlan MacKinnon Gary Sanders Tom Wilson Dave Kutz Dell Lancaster Marsha Peterson Skip Gray Bill Janes Earl File TROMBONES Jack Hodges Frank Roeser Sue Coonjohn Mike Wilson FRENCH HORN Jennifer Wilke Sue Burnett BARITONE Mike Holloway David Benesch BASSES Chuck Wilson Mike Race Daryl Hoover PRECUSSION Tom Thibodeau Bill Tschappat Jon Lancaster Gary Mahoney Colleen Kennedy Greg Howe Band Mr. Berge's baton regularly led the Band as they practiced light tunes or difficult passages. In addition to the annual Spring and Christmas concerts and the Music Festival in April, the Band assisted in various Centennial programs and spe- cial presentations, performing with style. Mr. Berge conducts a tuning scale before a performance. SOPRANOS Mary Alstead Judy Balcom Joy Beedle Bcnita Benson Lucy Brown Sue Dodd Bonnie Dyer Bonnie Estes Linda Garcia Kathy Gray Bonnie Harris Linda Homme Frances John Melody Keyes Jill Komers Patti Kutz Joan Landaker Lorraine Love Valorie McDonald Lynn Mayer Penny Michael Debbie Mulkey Marilyn Nelson Cathy Noernberg Marguerite Parker Janet Sloan Diana Stewart Karen Swanson Patricia Thomas Paula Three Stars Josephine Vonda Robin Wessels ALTOS Kathy Adair Laurie Clough Carol Ann Conyers Diana Conyers Sue Dean Diane Harris Judy Harris Signe Hurd Patty Kent Janet Knickerbocker Cam Manzoni Nina Mullin Teri Phillips TENORS Dale Anderson Bob Armstrong Lorenzo Florendo Mike Gailey Glen Shepard Gary Stambaugh BASSES Jerry Bailey Mike Budbill Gordon Curry Robert Geiwitz Randy Gibson Lee Harris Gary Mahoney Steve Van Vliet Floyd Wheeler 54 Carollers from Chorus sing in the halls at the start of the holiday season. Chorus Miss Cranfill conducts the Chorus in a final rehearsal. Members of the Girls’ Ensemble present a sensitive arrangement of a familiar melody. Performing at the Thanksgiving service, at the Christmas concert, and carolling in the halls opened the year for Miss Cranfill's Chorus. Production of the annual operetta this year Favorite Bits From Broadway Hits, kept her classes learning and rehearsing through January and February. Hosting the Southeast Alaska Music Festival was a major undertaking in the spring. Closing out the year for Chorus were stirring performances at Graduation and Baccalaureate. 55 FIRST ROW: S. Hurd, K. Field, C. Mosher, P. Pittman. L. Bloomquist, C. Koschmann, S. Dean, K. Sheridan. SECOND ROW: S. Borbridge, D. Garrison, L. Killewich, L. Nielson, L. Fink, J. Hall, L. Dabney, L. Brice, A. Thomas, K. Swanson. THIRD ROW: P. Schwaderer, J. Gregg, J. Harris, M. Riley, R. Soboleff, C. Davlin, A. Gelotte, M. Grafton, A. Vick. FOURTH ROW: K. Bailey. L. Three Stars, H. Clough, D. DeRoux. J. Weyhe, K. Whittier, D. Chapman, D. Jorgenson. Totem Layouts to plan, pictures to schedule, and dead- lines to meet kept the Totem staff busy from Sep- tember through March. Co-Editors Darcy Lockhart and Jennifer Wilke incorporated new layout plans with varying pictures for the unique 1967 Totem. Co-Editors Jennifer Wilke and Darcy Lockhart survey photog- rapher's proof sheets. J-Bird EXTRA! EXTRA! GET YOUR SPECIAL EDITION NOW!!!!! From the depths of the new Press Room, a Crimson masthead issued bimonthly atop a well edited paper. Editors Pat and Bruce produced a new-style publication, loyally assisted by Lee Harris and J-Bird report- ers. Managing Editor Lee Harris and Co-Editors Pat Thomas and Bruce Merrell review exchange papers in their press Room. LEFT: E. Stewart H. Clough D. Moles J. Harris D. Belarde G. Chapman B. Harris D. Kirchhofer R. Maloney RIGHT: J. Weyhe C. Wilson P. Carruthers C. Manzoni C. Haffner K. Swanson C. Collins G. Sherrill K. Floreske M. Savikko 57 Various activities help interested Thespians overcome self- consciousness on the stage. Thespians Involving numerous facets of drama, Thespians gave students the opportunity to develop their acting ability as well as appreciation of the stage. At monthly evening meetings, members performed skits and excerpts from serious works, participated in exercises and activities designed to improve their stage presence. FIRST ROW: C. Collins, L. Killewich, P. Hutchinson, M. Parsons, N. MulUn. SECOND ROW: D. Moles, B. Harris, M. Savikko, C. Mueller, K. Bailey, B. Rice, A. Boochever, L. Downing, J. Olsen, K. Adair, L. Legg, J. Reig r, P. Gailey, P. Thomas, C. Haffner, S. Lindstrom, J. Gregg, H. Moore, P. Stowell, K. Cashen, K. Wilman, G. Shepard, R. Metz. THIRD ROW: M. Gailey, D. Jones, R. Olsen, S. Hurd, R. Shelley, J. Beedle, K. Sheridan, M. Shaw, E. Bodell, A. Jones, C. Koschmann. FOURTH ROW: D. Harris, L. Harris, D. Anderson, J. Wilke. National Thespians Thespians vividly participate in an exercise in pantomime at a monthly meeting. Comprised of students actively interested in drama, National Thespians is an honorary society requiring the accumulation of ten points through work in drama. They aided the various dramatic productions of the year, in addi- tion to presenting a production of their own. 59 G. Shepard, M. Grafton, C. Koschmann, S. Hurd, M. Shaw, M. Galley. National Honor Society Holding bi-monthly noon meetings, the National Honor Society discussed plans for promoting school spirit and scholarship. With Miss Ito's original ideas, capable President Signe Hurd and enthusiastic Vice-President Mark Kirkness evidenced the Society's emphasis on character, scholarship, leadership, and service. FIRST ROW: M. Shaw, J. Wilke, S. Hurd, D. Lockhart, L. Clark. SECOND ROW: J. Schaaf, J. Cargill, E. Hultine, N. MacKinnon, M. Kirkness, A. Carlson, G. Shepard, D. BaUey, M. Noel. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll began the year with a group of fourteen, all new to the organ- ization. The journalistic honor society’s main project was the production of the second edition of J-Hi's literary magazine, the Shaman. FIRST ROW: P. Pittman, L. Nielson, D. Ousterhout, K. Floreske, D. Kirchhofer, G. Baker, P. Carruthers. SECOND ROW: B. Merrill. S. Bailey. P. Thomas, L. Harris, J. Wilke, D. Lockhart, H. Clough. Spanish Club The idea of a Spanish Club was pro- posed by Mrs. Ash's Spanish IV class. The students then drafted a constitu- tion and worked until the Club was a reality. President Jeff Haworth was assisted by lively Sergeant-at-Arms, Laurie Clough, who had the unique job of making sure that only Spanish was spoken at Club meetings. FIRST ROW: P. Noel, D. Lockhart, J. Colver, L. Agahona, J. Haworth, K. Reid, P. Hutchinson, P. Schwaderer. SECOND ROW: F. Thorsteinson, J. Knickerbocker, L. Clough, S. Hurd, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Ash, H. Clough, C. Adkins. 61 SEATED: S. Walther. P. Carruther. P. Thomas, L. Clark, E. Bodell, J. Landaker. J. Haworth, J. Day. STANDING: Mr. Pastega, C. McGowan, J. Colver, Mr. Reiger, D. Moles, M. Gailey. D. McGowan, K. Mattson, K. Tanamoto. International Affairs International Affairs, one of the more recently formed groups began again this year with lively sessions at which guest speakers discussed well- known or controversial topics. In addition to regularly meetings, members individually studied foreign countries for participation in mock U. N. Security Council meetings. Colin statistically proves his point in a foreign policy discussion. Debate With three returning Lettermen, the Debate Club met weekly as training in preparation for the Southeast Alaska spring tournament. Completing its 19th year at J-Hi, the Club worked towards its fifteenth South- east championship. But you've failed to consider this point, argues Rick Goodfellow. M. Parsons D. Moles R. Goodfellow NOT PICTURED: M. Chitty A. Hayden C. Atkins B. Dyer P. Gailey M. Noel D. McGowan M. Gailey 63 FIRST ROW: S. Winniford, C. Mueller, K. Gifford, Mrs. Gair, T. Subeldia, C. Conyers. SECOND ROW: K. Adair, L. Legg, R. Fletcher, P. Grant, N. Mullins. THIRD ROW: D. Jorgenson, E. Bodell, V. MacDonald, W. Modene, B. Gano. FNA FNA members participated in a year-long project of teach- ing handicapped children in special education classes. Specialized training was neces- sary for many before they could teach in programs ranging from teaching lip reading to office work. Alpine Club Hiking enthusiasts now have a special place in J-Hi activities —the Alpine Club. Members spent the winter months in preparation for hikes, seeing movies and demonstrations. Better weather brought outings to test these newly-acquired skills. Mr. Lewis, T. Danner, V. Mann, R. Bensen. V. Lane, W. Loesher, E. Myrick, K. Broderson, J. Norem, T. Hamlin, K. Swanson, P. Young, D. Thomas. 64 Art Club Sketches, paintings, pottery, and other fine works of art were created in the art room under the eye of advisor Mr. Lewis. Interested students met after hours to continue projects begun in class or to start new ones. FIRST ROW: J. Day, C. Mosher, M. Lampkey, N. Untalasco, T. Subeldia, K. O'Brien, J. Niemi, G. Russo. SECOND ROW: B. Fishel, T. Kendall, V. Mann, W. Loesher, J. Whitmore, E. Myrick, E. Westman, Mr. Lewis, T, Daulton. Artists Curt Gelotte and Carol Powell busily prepare paraphernalia for the walls. .. and if it DOESN’T HOLD?? 65 FTA Each FTA member was assigned to a teacher at Harborview whom they assisted when needed. President Vicki Mann directed the club, as they co-sponsored the annual dinner for all students new to J-Hi. Practice teaching requires earnest work and research by aspiring students. FIRST ROW: J. Jones, M. McKinley, C. Mann, L. Legg, S. Boesser. SECOND ROW: Mrs. McHugh, V. Mann, B. Cano, W. Modene, J. Reger, T. Phillips. Student Librarians .. and he told me to check out all you had on the cultural development and economical expansion of British colonies from 1492-1630. CAN YOU HELP ME ? Reading and researching for such requests, Mr. Reaber's assistants actively aided students in school work and special projects. In addition, the librarians perfected practical skills by indexing and typing. Ruth Ritter cheerfully helps Fred Harris check out the library. K. Stutte, K. Morrison, C. McCauley, R. Ritter, K. Gifford. H. Moore, C. Welcome, G. Jamestown, C. Collins, P. Trew, C. Adkins, J. Randall. J. Harris, J. Funk, R. Rhymer. FIRST ROW: V. Brown, S. Ellsworth, J. Funk, D. Belarde, K. Isturis, C. Welcome, V. Isturis, G. Goenett. SECOND ROW: L. Rhymer, P. Grant, J. Sloan, D. Marsh, K. Jacobsen, K. Haagen, C. Cooley, J. Lee, D. Sheaklcy, J. Wright, P. Houston, Mrs. Sundborg. THIRD ROW: S. Johnson, V. Bogue, L. Downing, T.. Jones, A. Baker, C. Wilson, G. Horton, D. Wright, J. Vonda, M. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: L. Crosby, C. Clampitt, J. Beedle, E. Stone, J. McPherson, P. Kutz, C. McLeod, J. Allison, L. Hunt, C. Coutee. Displaying a variety of food charts, FHA girls creatively redecorate their bright showcase. Hungry before-lunchers were saved this year by irresistible candy sellers, FHA members earning money for the Teenage Club. Cookbooks were also on sale to help in this cause. During the Christmas season, their advisor, Mrs. Penrose Sundborg, was honored with a special dinner. The biggest event of the year was a convention held in April and attended by homemakers from all over Alaska. Wendy Doyle A theme of Ghost-a-Go-Go filled the cafeteria with eery screams as a moist heart was passed in the dark at this year's Big and Little Sister Banquet. Headed by President Mary Grafton and Vice-President Wendy Doyle, the banquet provided food, fun and friendship for freshmen and their Senior hosts. Holiday spirit pervaded J-High as a result of the efforts of Wendy and interested students who produced our shining tree. Sponsored annually in March by the Club, the Tolo was presented in style. SECRETARY TREASURER Daphne Belarde Dee Dee MacKinnon 69 AYATS Watching Little Red Riding Hood in French, visiting Germany by Pan Am jet clipper, was all part of the year's routine for the AVATs, J-Hi's much needed tech- nicians. Carting movie apparatus and screens, recorders and film projectors, AVATs aided teachers in the perpetual struggle with the audio-visual equipment. FIRST ROW: K. Peterson, J. Sherrill, P. Byington. SECOND ROW: T. Herrick, M. Galley, K. Mattson, G. Sherrill, L. Dick, J. Norem, R. Olsen. Office Help Typing absent lists, collecting absentee slips, issuing passes and as- sisting the office ladies, the Office Help actively aid with secretarial work. 70 D. Benecke. B. Womack, L. Clark, P. Ensley, L. Bloomquist, S. Prisel, L. Dabney. Active during performances, projectionists put their varied skills to use. Projection Crew Stage right! Blue Light! came the command, to be obeyed, from the projection booth. Loyal and learned assistance from the projection booth operators made possible J-Hi's productions of class and All-School plays, concerts, and the operetta, as well as community events. Over 1,000 grueling hours were put in by the crew and their advisor, Mr. Swanke, this year. 71 Crimson Bears Manager DOUG BURROWS ERIC OLSEN Frosh. 6 3” Center 74 6'1 Forward 6'2 Forward JOHN JAMES Jr. DAVE QUISENBERRY Jr. 5’10” Guard 6'5 Forward SEASON RECORD Juneau. .. Alumni 58 Juneau. .. Sheldon Jackson 32 Juneau. .. Sheldon Jackson 41 Juneau. .. Prince Rupert 50 Juneau. . . Prince Rupert 59 Juneau. .. Ketchikan 63 Juneau. . . Ketchikan 84 Juneau. .. Prince Rupert 52 Juneau. .. Prince Rupert 72 Juneau. .. Fairbanks 65 Juneau. .. Fairbanks 85 Juneau. .. Mt. Edgecumbe 76 Juneau. .. Mt. Edgecumbe 49 Juneau. .. Petersburg 72 Juneau. .. Petersburg 64 Juneau. .. W rangell 43 Juneau. .. Ketchikan 63 Juneau. .. Ketchikan 47 Juneau. .. Mt. Edgecumbe 68 Juneau. .. Mt. Edgecumbe 69 Juneau. .. Sitka 56 Juneau. .. Sitka 55 Juneau. .. Petersburg 57 Juneau. .. Kake 38 Juneau. .. Wrangell 34 DAVE OEHLER Sr. 6'0 Forward WALTER BENNETT Frosh. 6'0 Forward 75 76 77 In Ketchikan, Bill boosts the score with an easy left-handed jump shot. 78 Bears Increase Experience, Skill Crowds engulf the team after a hard-fought, well-deserved victory over K-Hi. Dave pours it on against the Rainmakers. Mark out Jumps a Rainmaker in a thrilling first game of the season. Southeast Alaska Tournament Climax With a Warrior off balance. John smoothly controls the ball. Terry overcomes a fast break while Eric and Jim antici- pate the next play. Rena Martin Varsity Cheerleaders “r %-------- I % Darlene Frankforter Cindy Kanouse fH Lenore Three Stars MANAGERS Tina Milnes Barb Schoeppe CAPTAIN Linda Agahona SEATED: CAPTAIN Patsy Legg. STANDING: Diane Marsh, Mary Thomas, Mary Gowdy, Sharon Vavalis, Bonnie Abel. J-V Cheerleaders MANAGER Arbe Vick ALTERNATE Rocky Plotnick 82 FIRST ROW: G. Thibodeau, D. Quisenberry, E. Olsen, M. Fink, J. Wild. SECOND ROW: Coach Jurasz, L. Riley, G. Gullufsen, M. Hobbs, J. Hodges, G. Houston, A. Taug, Manager D. Burrows. THIRD ROW: B. Geiwitz, J. Scullion, C. Gelotte, M. Holloway, D. Shoup, C. Miller, L. Riley, P. Gibson. 83 Intramurals Boys from all classes met twice a week to practice and compete with each other in favorite sports. Basketball was a primary concern during its season, with football being enjoyed when spring and fall weather permits out- door play. For variety, volleyball was added to the pro- gram throughout the year. The boys' night sessions in the gym were designed to improve sportsmanship and physical fitness as well as to improve actual playing ability. Jim directs the charge. The boys occasionally try out the vault and trampoline for extra skills. 84 86 Jim finishes first after a hard run. P. Yu mol, J. James, C. Gelotte, G. Thibodeau, A. Taug, J. Ossiander. This year's hard-working Cross Country team climaxed a well-fought season with second place in the Wrangell meet. The team also represented J-Hi in Ketchikan and Mt. Edgecumbe with equally good performances. One more yard, then blow up the bridge!!! FIRST ROW: G. Thibodeau. C. Gelotte. C. Florey. D. Burrows. J. Oehler. SECOND ROW: A. Carlson. J. Messenger. E. Lewis. J James. J. Cargill. B. Lockhart. Track Team In preparation for the Southeast Alaska Track and Field Meet, the members of the J-Hi Track Team put in long hours of strenuous work developing their speed, endurance and ability to jump and throw. Coached and encouraged by Mr. Borbridge. the boys developed to a ma- jor track power in Southeast Alaska. Relays are practiced to improve the boys' speed. Earl lands on padding after completing a high jump. With excruciating energy. Albin throws the discus. 89 Fast starts are important to a good finish. Wrestling FIRST ROW: N. Vonda, G. Hogins, B. Wells, B. Bigley, B. Mullin, C. Flory. SECOND ROW: B. Holifield, A. Carlson, S. Rickey, W. Sheakley, D. Jones, P. Lott, J. Mielke, Coach Yingling. Active in J-High for the second year, the Crimson Bear Wrestling Team continued to improve and grow. Under the direction of Coach Bill Yingling about thirty boys practiced every night in prepa- ration for interscholastic competition with Ketchican, Sitka, Mount Edge cumbe and Petersburg. Juneau's grapplers tangled with each team twice, once here and once at each team's home. Nightly the team did calisthenics, practiced various moves and challenged others for the right to represent J-High as a varsity wrestler in his weight class. Their goal: the unofficial Southeastern championship. Bill Wells and Gary Hogins pause on the sidelines between matches. Juneau's Bill Bigley is only momentarily overcome. Vigorous exorcise is an important part of con ditioning for all wrestlers. Coach Yingling encourages as a close decision is won from Mt. Edgecumbe. Majorettes Performing during half- time at home basketball games, the majorettes were one of the liveliest additions to activities at J-Hi. At noon sessions Lead Majorette Colleen Kennedy instructed her team in drills and routines for presentation. R. Mahnke, D. Goade, P. Galley, C. Kennedy, P. Stowell, A. Baker. NOT PICTURED: L. Garcia. Tumblers Mat work-outs of headstands and somer- saults, flips on the trampoline—skills of the J-Hi Tumblers. Making no public appearances, they met weekly to perfect their abilities. 92 FIRST ROW: K. Landaker, Mr. Marchell, G. Shepard. SECOND ROW: E. Lupro, K. Nielson, S. Cohn, P. Honsinger, C. Manzoni, A. Jones. FIRST ROW: J. Willard, G. Goenett, M. Savikko, S. W’hitford, J. Lee, J. Young, B. Cashen. SECOND ROW: K. Wilson, C. Natkong, J. Triggs, J. Horton, J. Stragier, K. Isturis, D. Belarde. THIRD ROW: S. Bell, D. Wright, E. Jewell, D. Jorgensen, L. Montero, R. Scott, S. Boesser, R. Fletcher, L. Rosenberger. Participating in tournaments in badminton, basketball and volleyball, members of GAA met biweekly for fun as well as practice. To loosen up sore muscles, members exercised on the trampoline or the tumbling mats. 93 GAA girls vigorously practice skill on the basketball court. Bowling Lively Saturday morning sessions brought J-Hi bowlers together for fun and exercise. In addition to regular bowling, bowlers partici- pated in a Christmas mixed tournament. The victorious team of the first half of the season played the second half winners, competing for first place trophies presented in the spring. FIRST ROW: B. Cummings, D. Lancaster, G. Chapman. SECOND ROW: B. Gisel, J. Stroope, J. Messenger, J. Lock, M. Fink. THIRD ROW: D. Nordling, J. Wild, B. Lockhart, L. MacKinnon, R. Nyman, B. Walker. FOURTH ROW: M. Kirkness, R. Buckner, C. Dahl, ’ D. Anderson. FIRST ROW: J. McPherson, C. Cooley, S. Jerue, E. Lesher, R. Martin, M. Savikko, R. Maloney, C. Collins. SECOND ROW: G. Goenett, K. Isturis, S. Korhonen, B. Olsen, L. Garcia, D. Belardc, K. Bailey. THIRD ROW: G. Isturis, L. Fink, S. Tooley, K. Wilson, M. Bixby, M. Grafton, A. Gclotte. FOURTH ROW: D. Lockhart, K. Whittier M. Teel, V. MacDonald, C. Davlin. FIFTH ROW: C. Kennedy, D. Chapman, B. Bigley, N. Daughtery, M. Nelson, P. Horton, J. Bradley, N. Crosby. M Rifle Club FIRST ROW: R. Paulo, M. Parke, J. Stragier, M. Young, D. Belarde. SECOND ROW: B. Bixby, S. Dodd, N. Flint, Mr. Dean, D. Conyers, J. Bixby. As one of the most proficient or- ganizations in J-High, the rifle club is also one of the most de- manding. Marksmanship was demonstrated at monthly prone matches, and in order to earn patches ten targets of a certain position and score were recorded. Boys' meetings were held on Mondays, and girls' on Wednes- days. Hard work and loyal at- tendance was an outstanding trait and asset to J-High's Rifle Club. FIRST ROW: T. Herrick, R. Olsen, V. Lane, V. Samaniego, R. Soboeff, D. Savikko, D. Meek. SECOND ROW: F. Harris, D. Anderson, M. Galley, K. Mattson, V. Sunberg, R. Carte, S. Stutte. 95 r I A(f - S. Jeffers, R. Jeffers, B. Rice, M. Parke, F. Hebard, D. Garrison, B. Janes, D. Thomas. S. Lowell, M. Race, J. MacKinnon. G. Lafavour, R. Ingledue, Mr. Anderson. A. Boochever, D. Bailey. Ski Team Strenuous fall workouts aided in conditioning J-Hi’s skiers for their assault of the ski slopes. Selection of the Ski Team was based on points accumulated through workout attendance and performance in weekly races. A team of seven was chosen consisting of Dennis Bailey, Ann Boochever, Rober Ingledue, Mary Ann Parke, Mike Race, Brita Rice, and Don Thomas, to face the keen competi- tion at the All-Alaska meet on Mt. Alyeska in February. 96 All Neil needs is a cape! % 98 VICE-PRESIDENT Bonnie Harris TREASURER Margi Atkins ADVISOR Mrs. McVay ADVISOR Mrs. Ash FRESHMEN—and the collection of new realizations begins. From an increased demand for study and reading to laughter, dances and basketball games, Freshmen settle into the atmosphere of J-High. 0 1 • I Mi a rs Georgenc Brabaw Robert Bradley 8M Myrna Brown Mike Budbill Debi Callahan Frank Carruthers Laure 11 Clough Shirley Cohn Kay Bartlett Dennis Bedford Joe Beedle Charles Blankenship Scott Bloomquist John Boddy Lewis Brooks David Brown Lucy Brown Carol Bump Leah Butler John Cady Dennis Carson Rebecca Cashen Mike Chitty Lester Cole Carol Conyers Christine Cooley Linda Beer David Benesch Sara Boesser Victoria Bouschor Susan Coonjohn Joe Craig Laura Dabney John Flore8ke Ann Foster Steven Fuller n •• Tom Daugherty Beth Davidson Jo Ann Davidson Richard Frank Pam Gailey Linda Garcia '•r f V Alberta DcAsis Margery Deman Elizabeth Dickson Robert Geiwitz Randy Gibson Philip Gibson dL r y David Gifford Mary Gowdy Skip Gray Mike Grice George Gullufson Cathy Haffner Ron Hakala Bonnie Harris Alan Hayden Frank Hebard Pattie Hicks Marion Hobbs Peter Hofstra Gary Hogins Penny Honsingcr Adrienne Horton Robin Flccher Lorenzo Florendo Sheryl lgnell Jody Isom James Isturis Mark Johnson 0% ___ Paul Johnson Sam Johnson Cheryl Johnson Jerry Lee Jones Sidney Jones Toni Ann Jones Tom Kanouse Dennis Katzeek Pattie Kent John Klockenteger Mark Knauss Steven Knickerbocker Tom Knightlinger Mary Lou Lampkey Robert Lampe Patti Kutz John Lancaster Kon Larson Janette Lee John Lewis Stephanie Lindstrom Bruce Lockwood ♦ | 1 V Douglas Lowe Eiien Lupro John MacKinnon Kay McDaniel Phyllis McDole David McGowan Mary Lou McKinley Heather McLean Charles McLeod David McNces Lorens Mehnke Cam Manzoni Don Morse Claudia Mueller BUI Mu 11 in Clara Nathong Steven Nease Dianne Nordllng Frosh al i m « 7 .ii k Peter Metcalfe Patricia Michael Lee Miller Marla Miller Roderick Morgan Richard Morrison Carolyn Murrell Simon Nnthong Erling Olsen Judy Olsen Neal Ossiander Mary Otto Susan Pagenkopf Harvey Pete • m A Ginger Phillips Jim Pierce Rochelle Plotnick John Randall Linda Reid Louise Rhymer Duffy Rico Sheryl Rider Larry Riley Luther Riley Gary Robertson Norman Miller Ralph Roden berg . Laura Roscnberger Eric Salter Roberta Scott Glenda Seifert Jeff So will Darleen Sheakley Phillip Shutt Martin Siverly Crawford Smith v..' A ¥ Jeff Smith Joe Smith Paul Smith Allen Sorensen «I Jfc. Teri Spickler Gary Stambaugh Gena Stevens Diana Stewart A Karen Swanson Kathic Swanson Rick Swearingen Ole Taug Dan Terrell Robert Thibodeau 106 Peggy Thomas Paula Three Stars i Ingrid Varness Sharon Vavalis Jody Vick Jeanette Vincent Kathy Voss Robin Waddell Freshmen David Wallace William Wells Robin Wessels Mike West Mary Wcstman Peggy Whelan Jeannie Willard Kathy Wilson Mike Wilson Lou Ann Wingard a u_!k Sharon Winniford Jay Wood Dorothy Wright Janet Young Paul Young 107 PRESIDENT Curt Gelottc VICE-PRESIDENT Debbie Chapman SECRETARY Tina Milnes TREASURER Arbc Vick Sophomores With a second year at J-High, the Class of '69 becomes firmly established. By presenting the Variety Show and participating vitally in other activities as well, they add enthusiasm and talent to every phase of life in our school. ADVISOR Mrs. Stell ADVISOR Mrs. Price 108 Kathy Bailey Pam Beason Holly Bedford Joy Beedle Diane Bencckc Walter Bennett Debbie Chapman George Chapman Ronald Chapman Roger Christie dr Sharon Bracelen Toby Broun Eduard Bergeron Bunny Bigley Bill Bigley Brad Cummings Paul Cunningham Linda Dapcevich Chris Daugherty 109 Tyke Dalton Larry Davies Lester Davis Bruce Day Mary Day Dan DeRoux Darlene Deweil Larry Dick Karl Dorman Laurel Downing V I M- 0 Sophomore Ross Soboleff receives a fitting reward for his dramatic performance as Emcee in the Sophomore Variety Show held in November. ft ..i : :j Sophomores Steve Dunlap Pam Ensley Bonny Estes Greg Fader Earl File Mike Fink Ernie Fleck Collier Flory Janet Funk Diana Garrison a .1 Darryl Hoover George Houston Glenn Hall Diane Harris Helen Farris Debbie Harvey Mark Hatting Michelle Hiliyard John Hodges Brad Holifield Mike Holloway Mike Knauss Debi Knox Anita Jones Paul Kaiser Anna Kardanoff Vance Kendall Debbie Kendler Lois Killewich Greg Howe Pam Hutchison ’ Kirk Landaker Matt Lee Florence Johnson Glen Johnson David Likins Bill Lockhart Brenna McIntosh Charlene McLeod Diane Marsh Becky Martin Rena Martin Elisa Mason Mechelle Melvin Ruby Metz Penny Michael John Mielke Kathy Mielke f Cray Miller Terry Miller Tina Milnes 112 Marilyn Nelson Kathy Nielson Peter Noel Kathy Noerembcrg Mike O'Brien John O'Hara Jette Olson Robert Olson Carol Osborne Frank Ramsey Bill Ray Kristin Reams Kathy Reid Sue Rider Leo Rosenbcrger Koss Soboleff Wayne Stauffer Jim Stevenson 4. J k J Sherry Thuney Debbie Traeger Patricia Trew Joanne Triggs Leonora Tagaban Shirley Taug Jeff Taylor Guy Thibodeau Mary Thomas Don Thorsteinson Sophomores m Ak A Karl Van dor Mike Varness Norman Von da Barbara Womack Mark Waddell Jack Warden David Weathers Jerry Wood Douglas Whelan Sue Whitford Jim Wild K - • Gordon Williams Young r Wesley Williams 0rden Zamora Thoni'iH Vilson k i nvniitio iiowii Freshman, Sophomore, Junior—all work seriously to strengthen the Bears. Underclassmen— With Their Various Interests, Moods 116 Fun can be found in practically anything by enthusiastic Frosh. Research work in the library's atmosphere is a part of many days. _ At the end of a day or before a bell rings there is a silent moment just for resting, or thinking VICE-PRESIDENT Greg Baker PRESIDENT Rick Goodfellow SECRETARY Ann Schoeppe TREASURER Linda Nielson Juniors JUNIORS—and the traditions that they bring: a Canned Food Drive at Christmas, their first Class Play, ’’The Firebugs , and a spring-time Junior Prom. Creating the Wise Old Junior Saying , the Class of '68 evidenced its originality and true interest in J-Hi. ADVISOR Mr. Pastega ADVISOR Miss Lewis 118 Randy Allison X K I Kerry Becker Daphne Belarde Richard Benson Marva Bergeron Allen Berwick Mary Bixby a a Kirk Barkley Bill Bay Gwen Byington Ron Caldwell 11 Paul Carruthers Roy Carte Helen Clough Bette Cohn Carol Collins John Colver Ralph Copenhaver Charlotte Coutee Ernie Cross Wendy Doyle Patsy Ellis Class of ’68 120 Bruce Gazaway Paula Grant Marguerite Guest f A John Hall Fred Harris Judy Harris Kathy Isturis Diane Janson 121 V - ft v r L 1 Doug Jones Cindy Kanouse Lynn Kent Doris Kirchhofer Janet Knickerbocker Sandy Knightlinger ft Jill Komers Guyce La Favour Clarence Laiti Juniors Dell Lancaster Lynne Legg Janet MacDonald Jim Locke Steve Lowell Ken Mattson Donald Meek Dee Dee MacKinnon Chris McCauley t % ♦ Bruce Merrell Bob Millard ReNae Maloney Gary Mann r . v Kurt Marschke ' Jim Martin o ri i f5 fTs i Ajfi a 122 Doug Moles George Morrison Deborah Mulkey Nina Mullin Larry Neal Per Nelson Linda Nielson John Norem Mark Pritchard Dave Quisenberry Mike Race Ann Schoeppe Steve Schutte Juniors 124 Elaine Stone Keven Swanson Pat Thomas Sharon Tooley Lenore Three Stars Bill Swanson A1 Taug Bill Tschappat Gladys Van Houle Janice Wahto HR Dan We8cott Floyd Wheeler 1 1 rf it Chuck Wilson Robin Wood PRESIDENT Stuart Rickey Seniors ADVISOR Mrs. Cooper ADVISOR Mr. Dunn SECRETARY Judi Johnson It began with diapers--a young beginning. Eager, enthusiastic Freshmen chose SHELLEY, INGLEDUE, WALPOLE, KIDD to guide their inexperienced steps through the first year. Knowledgeable Sophomores—led by INGLEDUE, HURD, WALPOLE, LOCKHART ... Cheer, Cheer... following pompoms of Varsity Cheerleaders AGAHONA, BENNETT, SHEPARD... Curtains up on Sophomore Va- riety Show American Scene. Applause. Curtain calls. Tremendous. Studious, thoughtful, hoping tomorrow is worth it—Juniors strive with SANFORD, BOYCE, AGAHONA, DEAN as officers. CARGILL, NELSON on the court with Varsity Basketball while AGAHONA, BENNETT, SHEPARD lend moral support with cheers. Track team gains prestige through efforts of CARLSON, CRAIG, NELSON. Soft lights, dreamy clouds, and a sparkle of stars transform the cafeteria into A Million Miles From Nowhere, the Junior Prom... WHITING, HURD gain school support as Student Body officers. AGAHONA is crowned Totem Queen at the Pub Hop... Melodrama, excitement, and laughter com- bined in Ah Sin, The Heathen Chinese with BOWMAN, SHELLEY taking center stage. Idealism and enthusiasm tempered by experi- ence, Seniors emerge wiser, more serious. RICKEY, MESSENGER, JOHNSON, DABNEY take on leadership responsibilities. Big men on the Bears CARGILL, KERKNESS MCLAUGHLIN, METCALFE, OEHLER play with energy and effort. Once again AGAHONA, SHEPARD give a boost to both team and sup- porters with their cheering... BOWMAN chosen by Bears as Pep Queen while COMPTON, WHITING share honor of Pep King crown... DAHL, KENNEDY give the school conscientious leadership in A. S. B. Totem produced through hard work of Editors LOCKHART, WILKE. Senior drama—serious, heart-warming—unfolds in The Miracle Worker with BAILEY, JACKINSKY starring ... A wintry atmosphere characterizes the Senior Ball— A Midnight Sleigh Ride ... From diapers to diplomas—a short time, a long step. Friendships cemented after four years of companionship... What we are to be, we are now becoming.. .The future awaits. 129 TREASURER Linda Dabney RICHARD VERRAN ABBOTT JAMES GEORGE ABEL LINDA TERESA AGAHONA MARY KATHLEEN ALSTEAD DALE GORDON ANDERSON SARAH CANDACE BAILEY Centennial DENNIS COLE BAILEY SCOTT DOUGLAS BAILEY GARY LEE BAXTER JANE MARGUERITE BEEDLE CAROL JANE BEHRENDS LINDA JANET BLOOMQUIST 130 ARTHUR HOWARD CAMP STEPHEN LUDWIG CANTILLON BONNER JAMES CARGILL ALBIN HENRY CARLSON KIRSTEN FRANCES CASHEN MEREDITH GWYNN CHRISTIE EVA BIRGITTA BOD ELL JANICE IRENE BOWMAN JOYCE CAROL BRADLEY LORILY BRICE FRED FRANKLIN BROWN SUSAN MARIE BURNETT LINDA MARGARET CLARK MONTY GLENN COMPTON DIANNA LYNN CONYERS ROBERT LOUIS CRAIG NORMA JEAN CROSBY FRANCIS JAMES CRYAN Class of ’67 LYNN R. DANIELS NANCY ANN DAUGHERTY CAROL LYNN DAVLIN BETH MARY CUMMINGS LINDA LOU DABNEY GRAIG EDWARD DAHL FLORENCE GENEVIEVE DAY SUSAN MARIE ELLSWORTH KAREN LEE FAULKNER KAY FIELD RICHARD MILTON FIELD JAMES MACLEAN DICKSON SUSANNA EDITH DEAN BONNIE LOVENE DYER JOANN ELISEN SALLEY ELLERS LINDA LEE FINK Seniors ANNA MARIE GELOTTE GERALDINE MAY GOENETT JEFFREY LOU HAWORTH MARY KAY GRAFTON BRADFORD INGALLS GRUENING KEITH FORREST HINKE MICHAEL DAVID HECK TONI LEE H EDM AN RAYMOND LEROY HURLEY CHERYL JANE HOLLOWAY ROGER ALLAN INGLEDUE COLLEEN SUSAN KENNEDY LUCY LYNN LAMBERT JOANNE RENE LANDAKER JANE CHRISTINE KERRY ETHYLE LEONE LESHER ROBERT WAYNE LOCKE Centennial Class MELODY RAE KEYES WALTER MARK KIRKNESS DARCY LAVELLE LOCKHART CONSTANCE FAITH KOSCHMANN DAVID JOSEPH KUTZ WANDA JEAN LOESCHER STEPHEN WAYNE LONG LORRAINE FAE LOVE JEROME JAMES LUNDA Seniors CHARLOTTE MARIAM MARVIN LORETTA JEAN MASON JOHN ROBERT MESSENGER WILHELMINA MARIE METZ LYNDA JO MIELKE KIMBERLY LYNN METCALFE DONALD GENE MUELLER ELLA JUNE MY RICK PATRICK NELSON 9 MICHAEL FORRESTER NOEL WILLIAM HENRY PADDOCK ARLINDA MAMBRUM PAULO SUNE NOREEN MARY LEE PETERSON SUSAN ELAINE PRISEL RONALD EUGENE NYMAN KATHLEEN ANN O'BRIEN DAVID WAYNE OEHLER ANNA MARGARET PUSICH FRANKLIN ALDRICH ROESER JERRY ALLEN ROUNSLEY of ’67 RUTH LEE RHYMER RALPH ALTON SANFORD EDWARD WILLIAM SARABIA THOMAS JOHN SATRE MARGARET ROSE SHAW JOHN GERALD SC HOE N MANN ROBERT REED SHELLEY GLEN STUART SHEPARD DAVID EMMANUEL SIMONSON OILER MITCHELL SMITH THELMA BERNADITA SUBELDIA JOSEPH STEVEN SWEANEY WALTER ALEXANDER SO BO LEFT WILLIAM ROBERT STEVENSON EDWIN LEE STEWART JR. 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I BET I GOT IT RIGHT ' JUNEAU LODGE NO. 420 168 Senior Activity Index ABBOTT, Richard 130 ABEL, Jim 130 AGAHONA, Linda 61, 81,130 Bowling 1,2; FNA 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Student Council 2; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; Class Secretary 3; Totem Queen 3; Student Government Day 4. ALSTEAD, Mary 50, 54, 130 GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Bowling 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Drill Team 2, 4. ANDERSON, Dale 54,58, 96,128 Band 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; J.V. 1,2; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2; Totem 2,3; Wrestling 2; Football Boosters 3,4; Intra- murals 3,4; Chorus 4; Class Play 4; Thespians 4; National Thespians 4. BAILEY, Dennis 53, 60, 97, 128 BAILEY, Candy 130 BAILEY, Scott 49, 61,130 J.V. 1; Intramurals 2,3; Variety Show 2; Foot- ball Boosters 3,4; J-Bird 3,4; Quill and Scroll. BAXTER, Gary 130 Ski Club 1,2; Ski Team 2; Intramurals 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2,4. BEEDLE, Jane 43,58, 130 Transfer CleElum, Washington 3; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 3; Thespians 4; Homecoming Queen 4. BEHRENDS, Carol 130 BLOOMQUIST, Linda 50, 56,70,130 Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Thespians 1; Drill Team 2,3,4; Totem Princess 3; Totem 4. BODELL, Eva 40,58,62,64, 131 Swedish Exchange Student 4; FNA 4; International Affairs Club 4; Thespians 4. BOWMAN, Dani 42, 131 BRADLEY, Joyce 94,131 BRICE, Lorily 50,56,131 Pep Club 1; Thespians, 1; Band 1,2,3; J-Bird 2; Drill Team 2,3,4, Leader 4; Student Council 3; Girls' Club Secretary 3; Chorus 3,4; Totem 4. BROWN, Fred 131 Bowling 1,2; Variety Show 2,3,4; Men's Drill Team 4. BURNETT, Susan 53,131 FTA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2,4; Class Play 4. CAMP, Art 131 CANTILLON, Stephen 131 CARGILL, Jim 60,74,131 Transfer Ketchikan, Alaska 3; Varsity Basket- ball 3,4; Track 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; National Honor Society 4. CARLSON, Albin 60, 90,131 CASHEN, Kirsten 58,131 GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Bowling 1,2,3; Art Club 3; Thespians 4; Totem 4. CHRISTIE, Meredith 131 CLARK, Linda 60, 62,70, 132 FTA 1; Pep Club 1; J-Bird 2; Tumbling 1,2, Co-captain 2; GAA 1,2,3, Sec-Treas. 3; Drill Team 2,3; National Honor Society 4, Sec-Treas. 4; International Affairs Club 4; Office Help 4. COMPTON, Monty 42,132 Bowling 1; Intramurals 2; Ski Club 3; Men's Drill Team 4; Pep King 4. CONYERS, Dianna 54,95, 132 Transfer Anchorage, Alaska 4; Chorus 4; National Honor Society 4; Rifle Club 4. CRAIG, Bob 33,48,132 Cross Country 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, V. P. 3, Pres. 4; Bowling 3,4; Football Boosters 3,4; Student Government Day 4. CROSBY, Norma 94, 132 GAA 1; Tumbling 1; FHA 1,2; Bowling 1,2, 3, 4; Steering Committee 2; FNA 3. CRYAN, Francis 48,74, 132 CUMMINGS, Beth 50,132 DABNEY, Linda 50, 53, 56, 70, 127, 132 DAHL, Craig 30, 31, 94, 132 Intramurals 1; Variety Show 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 2,3,4; A.S. B. Pres. 4. DANIELS, Lynn 132 Rifle Club 1,2,3. DAUGHERTY, Nancy 94,132 GAA 2, 3; Bowling 3, 4. DAVLIN, Carol 56,94,132 Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 2; FNA 1, 2, 3; Bowling 4; Totem 4. DAY, Jennie 63,65,133 DEAN, Sue 50, 54, 56, 133 Rifle Club 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Variety Show 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3,4, Leader 4; Class Treas 3; Totem 3,4. DEBOFF, Brenda Transfer Obispo, California 1; GAA 1; FTA 2; FNA 2. DICKSON, Jim 133 DYER, Bonnie 50, 54,133 GAA 1,2, Sec-Treas. 2; Pep Club 1,2; J-Bird 2; Debate 1,4; Rifle Club 3; Student Council 3; Drill Team 3,4; Chorus 4; Class Play 4. ELISEN, JoAnn 50, 53, 133 GAA 1; Pep Club 1; FTA 1,2; Drill Team 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. ELLERS, Sally 133 ELLSWORTH, Susan 31,133 FTA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Tumbling 2; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Pres. 4; Student Council 4. FAULKNER, Karen 133 FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1. FIELD, Kay 56, 133 Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Bowling 3; Totem 3, Business Mgr. 4. FIELD, Richard 133 Rifle Club 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3; Lettermen's Club 4; Intramurals 4. FINK, Linda 56, 94,133 GAA 1,2; Bowling 2,3,4; Totem 4. FOSTER, Mary 134 Pep Club 1; FTA 1,2. GARNICK, Marcia 134 FNA 2; Nurses Aid 2. GELOTTE, Ann 56, 94, 134 Pep Club 1; FTA 1,2; J-Bird 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3; Totem 3,4. GERBER, Ken 134 Transfer 3. GOENETT, Geri 31, 51, 93, 94,134 FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4, Sec-Treas. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Rifle Club 4; Totem 4. GRAFTON, Mary 56, 58, 59, 64, 69, 94, 134 Pep Club 1; FTA 1,2, Treas. 2; GAA 1,2; Bowling 1, 2, 3,4; Rifle Club 3; Office Staff 3; Thespians 3,4; National Thespians 4; Totem 4; Girls' Club Pres. 4. GRUENING, Brad 134 HALL, Judy 56, 134 GAA 1; FTA 2; J-Bird 2. HANLON, Mary Theresa 134 Transfer Sitka, Alaska 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, Treas. 2; Chorus 2; Art Club 4; Alpine Club 4. HARRIS, Lee 54, 58, 57, 135 Thespians 1, 2,3, 4; Class Play 3; J-Bird 3, 4; Chorus 4; Quill and Scroll 4. HAWORTH, Jeff 61, 62,135 Transfer 2; International Affairs 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4, Pres. 4. HECK, Mike 135 Class Play 3; J-Bird 4. HEDMAN, Toni 135 GAA 1; Pep Club 1; Bowling 1,2; Variety Show 2; Student Council 3; Totem Princess 3. HINKE, Keith 135 HOLLOWAY, Cheryl 135 Chorus 1; FHA 1,2; Bowling 3; Variety Show 3, 4; Art Club 4; Class Play 4. HORTON, Patricia 135 FHA 1,2,3,4; FNA 3,4; Pep Club 3, Class Play 4. HOUSTON, Francis 133 FHA 1, 2, 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3, 4; FNA 2. HULTINE, Erik 60, 71,135 Lighting Booth 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; International Affairs Club 4. HUNT, Linda 135 FHA 3,4. HURD, Signe 31, 54, 56, 58, 59, 60, 61,135 Pep Club 1,2; Planning Committee 2; Class V.P. 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Totem 2,3,4; Thespians 1,2, 3, 4, National Thespians 3,4; Class Play 3; A. S. B. Treas, 3; National Honor Society 4, Pres. 4; Spanish Club 4. HURLEY, Lee 135 INGLE DUE, Roger 135 Ski Club 1; Ski Team 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class Pres. 2. 1ST UR IS, Virginia 50,94,135 FTA 1; Pep Club 1; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Rifle Club 3,4. JACKINSKY, Autumn 50, 136 FNA 1; FTA 1; GAA 1; Ski Club 3; Drill Team 3, 4; Class Play 3,4. JANES, Bob 31, 53, 96, 136 Transfer Pacifica, California 3; Pep Band 3; Band 3, 4; Class Play 3; Ski Team 3,4; Intramurals 4. JEKILL, MaryLou 136 FNA 1,2; FTA 2. JOHN, Delores 136 JOHN, Leonard 134 JOHNSON, Judi 31,129,136 Transfer Montesano, Washington 4; Class Sec. 4. JOHNSON, Mark 136 Art Club 2; Intramurals 2. JONES, Taylor 136 Transfer Anchorage, Alaska 2. JORGENSEN, Dorothy 56, 64, 93, 136 GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; J-Bird 2; Pep Club 2,3; Totem 3, 4; FNA 4. JUDSON, Fred 136 JULATON, Sally 136 FHA 1; Rifle Club 4. KASNICK, Karen 53, 136 FNA 1,2; FTA 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4. KENNEDY, Colleen 31, 30, 53, 92, 94, 137 Transfer Bellingham, Washington 3; Band 3,4; Bowling 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Variety Show 3,4; A. S. B. Sec. 4; Student Government Day 4. KERRY, Jane 137 FNA 2. KEYES, Melody 54,137 Transfer Helena, Montana 4; Chorus 4; Art Club 4; Variety Show 4. KIRKNESS, Mark 49, 60, 74, 94, 137 Bowling 1,2,3, 4, Sec. 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; J. V. 's 1,3; National Honor Society 4, V. P. 4; Football Boosters 3,4, Treas. 3, V.P. 4; Varsity Basketball 4, Captain 4; Student Govern- ment Day 4. KOSCHMANN, Connie Transfer Sitka, Alaska 2; FTA 2; Pep Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; National Thespi- ans 3,4; Class Play 3; Totem 3, 4. KUTZ, Dave 52, 53, 137 Transfer Bainbridge Island, Washington 2; Bowling 2; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. LAMBERT, Lucy 137 Transfer 3. LANDAKER, Joanne 54, 62,137 LESH, Jim Tumbling 1; Ski Team 3; Men's Drill Team 4. LESHER, Ethyle 94, 137 FHA 1,2; FNA 1,2; Bowling 1,2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. LOCKE, Robert 137 LOCKHART, Darcy 49, 56, 60, 61, 94,137 Thespians, 1; Pep Club 1; Chorus 1,2,4; Class Treas. 2; Steering Committee 2; Bowling 2,3,4; Totem 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4; Girls' Club Treas. 3; Student Council 3; A.S. B. V.P. 3; Football Boosters 3,4, Sec. 4; Spanish Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. IXDESCHER, Wanda 64, 65, 137 Bowling 1; Art Club 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Totem 3. LONG, Steve 138 Intramurals 1; Band 1,2,3; Class Play 3. LOTT, Patrick 90 LOVE, Lorraine 54, 138 GAA 1,2,3, V.P. 3; Ci rus 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 3, 4; Bowling 3; Class Play 4. LUND A, Jerry 138 LUPRO, Mike 31, 138 Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 4. MACKINNON, Neil 96,138 Ski Team 1,2,3; Variety Show 2; National Honor Society 4; Intramurals 4; Men's Drill Team 4. MACKINNON, Lachlan 52, 53, 94, 138 Intramurals 2,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. MCGOWAN, Colin 31, 62,71,138 Transfer Anchorage, Alaska 2; Band 2; Variety Show 2,3; AVAT 3; Debate 3; International Affairs Club 3,4; Lighting Booth 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Intramurals 4; Student Council 4. MCLAUGHLIN, Tom 75, 88, 138 Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; J. V.'s 1,2,3; Tumbling 1, Cross Country, 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 4. MCPHERSON, Joyce 94, 138 Tumbling 1; FNA 1,2; GAA 1,3; Bowling 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; FHA 4; Variety Show 4. MAHONEY, Gary 53, 54 MALONEY, Pat 138 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. MANN, Victoria 51, 64, 65, 66, 138 Bowling 1; Art Club 1,2, 3,4, V. P. 4; GAA 2; FNA 2,3,4; FTA 3,4, Pres. 4; FHA 3,4; Alpine Club 4. MARVIN, Charlotte 139 FHA 1,2; Pep Club 3. MASON, Loretta 139 MESSENGER, John 31, 94,128,139 Transfer Twin Falls, Idaho 3; Bowling 3,4, Pres. 4; Track 3,4, Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Intramurals 4; Class Pres. 4; Student Council 4. METCALFE, Kim 139 Art Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; FNA 3; J-Bird 3,4. METCLAFE, Mac 75,139 METZ, Wilhelmina 139 MIELKE, Lynda 139 FNA 1,2; Chorus 1,3; Variety Show 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; International Affairs 3, Class Play 3. MORRISON, Kathryn 67, 139 Bowling 1; FHA 2; Student Librarian 4. MOSHER, Connie 56, 65, 139 GAA 1,2; Tumbling 1,2; Pep Club 1; Totem 3,4; Alpine Club 4; FTA 4. MUELLER, Don 139 Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; International Affairs Club 4; Thespians 4. MYRICK, Ella 51, 64, 65, 139 FHA 1, 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Art Club 4; Alpine Club 4. NELSON, Pat 43, 48, 139 J.V.'s 12; Varsity Basketball 3; Cross Country 1,2,3, Captain 3; Track 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Art Club 2. NICKERSON, Dave 140 NOEL, Mike 60,71, 140 J-Bird 2; Debate 2,3,4; All-Hi Play 3; AVATS 3; Lighting Booth 3,4; National Honor Society 4. NOREEN, Sune 140 Chorus 1. NYMAN, Ronnie 94, 140 Bowling 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 2. O'BRIEN, Kathy 65, 140 Art Club 3, 4; Alpine Club 4; International Af- fairs Club 4; J-Bird 4. OEHLER, Dave 75, 140 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Ts 1,2; Varsity Basket- ball 4. OLSEN, Barbara 140 OYLER, Sharon 140 Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; GAA 2,3; Bowling 3. PADDOCK, Bill 140 Wrestling 2. PAULO, Arlinda 140 FHA 1; Chorus 1,2,3. PETERSON, Mary Lee 140 FNA 1; FHA 1,2,4. PRISEL, Sue 53,70, 140 FNA 2; FTA 2; Band 1,2, 3,4. PUSICH, Anna Margaret 141 FHA 1,2; Variety Show 4. RHYMER, Ruth 67, 141 Ski Club 2; FHA 1,4; Student Librarian 3,4. RICKEY, Stu 31,49,90, 128, 141 Bowling 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Football Boosters 3,4, V. P. 3, Pres. 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Class Pres. 4. ROESER, Frank 52, 53,141 ROUNSLEY, Jerry 141 Band 1,2. SANDERS, Gary 53,141 Bowling 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; Art Club 2; Band 1, 2,3,4. SANFORD, Ralph 141 Cross Country 1; Student Council 1,2; Intra- murals 1,2,3; J. V. 's 1,2,3; Class Presidents. SARABIA, Edward 141 SATRE, Tom 141 SCHAAF, Jerry 60 J-Bird 2; National Honor Society 4. SCHOENMANN, John 141 Bowling 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Steering Committee 2. SHAW, Margaret 58, 59, 60, 141 Debate Club 1,2,3, Treas. 2; Pep Club 1,3; Variety Show 1; Student Librarian 3; Class Play 3,4; Thespians 3,4; National Thespians 4, Treas. 4; National Honor Society 3,4. SHELLEY, Robert 31,52,53,58, 142 Class Pres. 1; J.V.'s 1,2; Pep Club 2; Track 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Internation- al Affairs Club 4; Thespians 4; National Thespi- ans 4; Student Government Day 4. SHEPARD, Glen 54, 58, 59, 60, 71, 81, 92, 142 Lighting Booth 1, 2, 3,4; Tumbling Club 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4. SHERIDAN, Karen 56,58,141 Pep Club 1; FHA 1; GAA 2; Bowling 1,2,3; Thespians 3,4; Art Club 3; Totem 3,4. SIMINSON, Dave 142 SMITH, Dorian 142 SMITH, Ihler 142 SOBOLEFF, Walter 142 Thespians 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Variety Show 1; Art Club 1,2,3. STEVENSON, Bill 142 STEWART, Ed 57, 142 Transfer 4; Alpine Club 4; Cross Country 4; Track 4; J-Bird 4. STOVER, Marc 142 STROOPE, John 94,142 Intramurals 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Football Boosters 3. SUBELDIA, Thelma 31, 52,53, 58,142 SWEANEY, Steve 142 Variety Show 2; Class Play 3,4. TANIMOTO, Ken 62,143 Transfer Hiroshima, Japan 4. TAUG, Emil 143 Cross Country 1,2; Wrestling 3; Lettermen's Club 3,4. THOMAS, Anita 56,143 GAA 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; FTA 2; FNA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Totem 4. THORSTEINSON, Fred 61,143 TIC KELL, Bruce 143 Cross Country 1, 2,3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Track I, 2,3. UNTALASCO, Nenita 65,143 J. V. Cheerleader 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1, 2,3,4; Variety Show 1,2,3; Drill Team 2; Art Club 4. 171 VAN KIRK, Chuck 143 Tumbling 1, 2. VAN VLEIT, Steve 54, 143 Transfer Valdosta, Georgia 2; Student Council 3; Chorus 4. VOLLENWEIDER, Dave 143 J. V. ’s 1,2; Student Council 1, 2,3; Variety Show 2; Intramurals 3,4; Men's Drill Team 4; Track 4. VONDA, Josephine 54, 143 FHA 1,2, 3, 4; GAA 4. WADDELL, Susan 143 Pep Club 1; Art Club 3. WALPOLE, Kathie 143 Class Sec. 1,2; FNA 1; Totem Princess 3. WALTHER, Shelley 62,144 J-Bird 2; International Affairs Club 4. WESSELS, Debbie 144 WEST, Mary 144 WESTMAN, Elsie 65, 144 WEYHE, Joel 56,57, 144 Chess Club 2; Totem 3,4; J-Bird 4. WHEELER, Floyd 54 WHITING, Gene 42,144 Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 2; Thespians 2,3,; Class Play 3; A.S.B. V. P. 3, Pres. 3; Pep King 4. WHITTIER, Kathy 56, 94,144 Pep Club 1; GAA 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 3; Rifle Club 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Art Club 3. WILKE, Jennifer 53, 56, 58, 60, 61, 144 Pep Club 1; Planning Committee 1; FTA 1,2; GAA 1,2; Bowling 1,2,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; J-Bird 2,4; Totem 2,3,4, Co-Editor 4; Thespians 3,4; International Affairs Club 4; National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Govern- ment Day 4. WILLIAMS, Donna 145 J.V. Cheerleader 1. WILLIAMS, Trudy 145 Chorus 2. WILLMAN, Kathy 58, 145 Transfer 3; All-Hi Play 3; Thespians 4, Sec. 4; National Thespians 4; Class Play 4. WIRTA, Betty 145 YOUNG, John 145 Intramurals 1,2. YOUNG, Marcell 95,145 Transfer Glennallen, Alaska 4; Rifle Club 4. YUMOL, Pedro 48, 145 Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Intra- murals 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. Junior Index ADAIR, Kathy 51,54,58,64, 119 ALLISON, Randy 119 ANDERSON, Vincent 119 BAILEY, Gayle 119 BAILEY, Jerry 54,119 BAKER, Greg 31,61,71, 118 BALCOM, Judi 54,119 BARKLEY, Kirk 119 BAY, Bill 119 BECKER, Kerry 119 BELARDE, Daphne 50, 57, 64, 69, 94, 95, 119 BENSON, Richard 64,119 BERGERON, Marva 31,119 BERWICK, Allen 119 Bixby, Mary 96,119 BOOCHEVER, Ann 35, 58, 97, 119 BOTELHO, Cathy 51,119 BRODERSEN, Kurt 64 BROUILLETTE, Pam 53,52, 119 BROWN, Virginia 52,53,119 BROWN, Willard 119 BUCHANAN, Kathy 119 BURROWS, Doug 48, 83, 119 BUTLER, Betsy 119 BYINGTON, GWEN 119 BYINGTON, Phillip 70 CALDWELL, Ron 119 CARRUTHERS, Paul 31, 61, 63, 57,120 CARTE, Roy 120 CLOUGH, Helen 56, 57, 61, 120 COHN, Bette 120 COLLINS, Carol 57, 67, 94, 120 COLVER, John 61, 62,120 COOLEY, Cathy 94 COPENHAVER, Ralph 120 COUTEE, Charlotte 120 CROSS, Ernie 120 CROTEAU, Bebe 51,120 CURRY, Gordon 54 DANNER, Tracy 64, 120 DAVIS, Brian 120 DEASIS, Tim 120 DEBOER, Morgan 120 DODD, Sue 54, 95, 120 DORMAN, DuAnne 120 DOYLE, Wendy 35, 64, 69, 120 ELLIS, Patsy 120 ELMORE, Sollie 120 ENGELBERT, Barb 53,120 ESTES, Chuck 120 FAGERSTROM, Steve 120 FENSTER, Jim 120 FISHEL, Bob 65, 120 FLORESKE, Katherine 51,57,61, 120 FRANKFORTER, Darlene 35, 81,120 FRANKFORTER, Jens 121 FULKERSON, Jerry 121 GAILEY, Dan 54, 58,59, 62,70,121 GAMBLE, Charlene 121 GAMBLE, Charles 121 GANO, Becky 64, 66, 121 GAZAWAY, Bruce 31,30, 121 GIFFORD, Karen 64, 67 GISEL, Bob 94 GOODFELLOW, Rick 63,118 GRANT, Pat 64 GRANT, Paula 121 GUEST, Marguerite 121 HALL, John 121 HARRIS, Fred 67,121 HARRIS, Judy 31, 54, 56, 57, 69,121 HARRIS, Ken 121 HERRICK, Todd 70,121 HILL, Jeff 121 HOLEMAN, Roger, 52,53,121 HOMME, Linda 50, 54, 121 HORTON, Charlotte 50, 53, 94,121 1ST UR IS, Cathy 50, 93, 94, 121 JAMES, John 48, 74, 89, 121 JAMESTOWN, Geraldine 51,67, 121 JANSON, Diane 121 JONES, Doug 58, 90, 122 KANOUSE, Cindy 80,122 KENT, Lynn 122 KIRCHHOFER, Dorris 57, 61,122 KNICKERBOCKER, Janet 54, 61,122 KNIGHTLINGER, Sandy 122 KOMERS, Jill 54, 122 KORHONEN, Sue 94 LAFAVOUR, Guyce 97,122 LAITI, Clarence 122 LANCASTER, Dell 53, 94, 122 LEGG, Lynne 58, 64, 66, 122 LOCKE, Jim 122 LOWELL, Steve 52, 53, 96, 122 MCCAULEY, Chris 31, 67,122 MACDONALD, Janet 64,122 MACKINNON, Dee Dee 50,69,122 MCDONALD, Valorie 54,71,94 MALONEY, ReNae 52, 53, 57, 94,122 MANN, Gary 122 MARSCHKE, Kurt 31,122 MARTIN, Jim 122 MATTSON, Ken 63,70,122 MEEK, Donald 122 MERRELL, Bruce 57, 60,122 MILLARD, Bob 122 MODENE, Wanda 64, 66 MOLES, Doug 57, 58, 62, 63,123 MORRISON, George 123 MULKEY, Deborah 54, 123 MULLIN, Nina 51,54,58,64,123 NEAL, Larry 123 NELSON, Per 123 NIELSON, Linda 31, 35, 49, 56, 60, 118, 123 NORDLING, Doug 94 NOREM, John 70,123 O'BRIEN, John 123 OEHLER, Chuck 123 OUSTERHOUT, Dianne 52, 53, 61, 123 OWENS, Rosemary 123 PADDOCK, Anna 123 PARKE, Mary Ann 52, 53, 95, 96 PARKER, Marguerite 54,123 PASQUAN, Bob 123 PAUL, Cherie 31,123 PAULSON, Victor 123 PETE, Lester 123 PETERSON, Bernadine 124 PHILLIPS, Terri 54,66,124 PITTMAN, Patricia 50, 56, 60,124 PRITCHARD, Mark 124 QUISENBERRY, Dave 83,124 RACE, Mike 96,124 RAMOS, Frank 124 REGER, Judy 58, 66, 124 REISCHL, Patty 124 RICE, Brita 30,31,52,53,58,96, 124 RICKEY, Lisa 50, 53, 124 RILEY, Margen 50, 56, 124 RITTER, Ruth 67 ROB ARDS, Stuart 124 ROBINSON, Sheila 124 RODE WALD, Karen 124 RUMERY, Robert 124 SALTER, Mike 71,124 SAMANIEGO, Venture 52, 53, 124 SAVIKKO, Michele 57, 58, 93, 94, 124 SCHOEPPE, Ann 35,50, 118,124 SCHUTTE, Steve 124 SCHWADERER, Fred 124 SEGUINE, Cathy 124 SEWILL, Steve 124 SHERRILL, Jody 70,71, 124 SLACK, Jon 31,124 SNOW, Sandy 124 SPAIN, Bill 124 SPICKLER, Linda 124 STAMBAUGH, Irl 124 STONE, Elaine 125 SWANSON, Keven64,125 SWANSON, Bill 125 TAUG, A1 48, 83, 88, 125 TEEL, Maureen 94,125 THIBODEAU, Tom 52, 53 THOMAS, Don 64, 96,125 THOMAS, Pat 54,58,57,61,6?, 125 THREE STARS, Lenore 54, 56, 81,125 TOOLEY, Sharon 94,125 TSCHAPPAT, Bill 53,125 VAN HOUTE, Gladys 125 WAHTO, Jan 125 WAID, Linda 125 WALKER, Bill 94 WALLACE, Albert 125 WELCOME, Charlene 51,67 WESSELS, Steve 125 WESCOTT, Dan 125 WHEELER, Floyd 125 WHITMORE, Jim 125 WHITTIER, Barbara 125 WILSON, Chuck 52, 53, 57, 125 WOOD, Robin 31, 125 Sophomore Index ALLISON, Linda 109 ALTER, JoAnne 109 ANDERSEN, Dan 109 ARMSTRONG, Bob 52, 53, 54, 109 ARTHUR, Helene 109 BAILEY, Janis 109 BAILEY, Kathy 56, 58, 94,109 BEASON, Pam 109 BEDFORD, Holly 109 BEEDLE, Joy 31,54, 109 BELL, Sandra 93 BENECKE, Diana 70,109 BENNET, Walter 75, 109 BERGERON, Walter 109 BIGLEY, Bunny 31,51,94,109 BIG LEY, William 90, 109 BDCBY, Judy 50, 95,109 BORBRIDGE, Sandra 56,109 BOWLER, Susan 109 BRACELEN, Sharon 109 BRACKEN, Bonnie 53,109 BROWN, Toby 109 BROWN, Kathy 109 BUCKNER, Rick 94,109 BUTLER, Gena 109 CARTMEL, Rebecca 109 CASHEN, Phil 109 CHAPMAN, Debra 31, 56, 94, 109 CHAPMAN, George 57,94, 109 CHAPMAN, Ronald 109 CHRISTIE, Roger 109 CHUUK, Wayne 109 CLARK, Russ 109 COMPTON, Shelley 109 CROSBY, Linda 109 CUMMINGS, Brad 94,109 CUNNINGHAM, Paul 109 DAPCEVICH, Linda 31,52,53, DAUGHERTY, Christine 52, 53 DAULTON, Tyke 65,110 DAVIES, Larry 110 DAVIS, Lester 110 DAY, Bruce 110 DAY, Mary 110 DEROUX, Dan 31, 56,110 DEWEIL, Darlene 110 DICK, Larry 110 DORMAN, Karl 110 DOWNING, Laurel 58, 110 DUNLAP, Steve 110 ENSLEY, Pam 70, 110 ESTES, Bonny 54, 110 FADER, Greg 110 FILE, Earl 53,110 FINK, Mike 83,110,94 FLEEK, Ernie 110 FLORY, Collier 90,110 FUNK, Janet 53,67, 110 GARRISON, Diana 52, 53, 56, 96, GARRISON, Greg 110 GEIWITZ, William 83,110 GELOTTE, Curtis 48,83,110 GERBER, Sam 110 GOADE, Darlene 53, 92, 110 GOUVEIA, David 111 GRAY, Cathy 54, 111 GREGG, Janice 56,58, 111 HALL, Glenn 111 HARRIS, Diane 31,54,58, 111 HARRIS, Helen 111 HATTING, Mark 111 HARVEY, Debra 51, 111 HILLYARD, Michelle 111 HODGES, John 53, 83, 111 HOLIFIELD, Brad 90,111 HOLLOWAY, Mike 83, 111 HOOVER, Darryl 53, 111 HORTON, Geraldine 51, 93 HOUSTON, George 83, 111 HOWE, Greg 53,111 HUTCHISON, Pam 58,61, 111 JACOBSON, Christine 111 JENSEN, Del 52,53, 111 JOHNSON, Florence 52,53, 111 JOHNSON, Glen 111 JOHNSON, Karenlll JOHNSON, Richard 111 JONES, Anita 58, 92, 111 KAISER, Paul 111 KARDANOFF, Anna 111 KENDALL, Tyke 65, 111 KENDLER, Debbie 111 KILLEWICH, Lois 50, 56, 58, 11 KNAUSS, Mike 111 KNOX, Debi 111 LANDAKER, Kirk 92, 111 LANE, Victor 64 LEE, Matt 111 LEGG, Patsy 83,111 LIBOR, Conley 111 LIKINS, David 111 LOCKHART, Bill 74, 94, 111 LOCKRIDGE, Janis 50, 112 LONG, Karen 112 LORD, Robbie 112 LOWE, Lande 112 109 LOWELL, Jim 53, 112 , 109 LUPRO, Patti 112 LUPRO, Robert 112 MCCOY, Rodney 31, 112 MCINTOSH, Brenna 112 MCLEOD, Charlene 112 MANN, Christine 66 MARSH, Diane 83,112 MARTIN, Becky 112 MARTIN, Rena 80, 94,112 MASON, Elisa 112 MELVIN, Mechelle 112 METZ, Ruby 58,112 MICHAEL, Penny 54, 112 MIELKE, John 90, 112 MIELKE, Kathy 112 MILLER, Cray 83,112 MILNES, Tina 31,49,81,112 MIZER, Dale 113 MOORE, Helen 58,67, 113 MORLEY, Lynn 53,113 , 110 NELSON, Marilyn 54, 95, 113 NIELSON, Kathy 49, 80, 92, 113 NIEMI, John 65 NOEL, Peter 61,113 NOERENBERG, Cathy 113 O’BRIEN, Mike 113 O’HARA, John 113 OLSON, Jette 58, 113 OLSON, Robert 58,70, 113 OSBORNE, Carol 113 OSSIANDER, Jay 48, 113 PARSONS, Margaret 31, 58, 63, 113 PAUL, Gary 113 PAULO, Roberta 113 PETERSON, Hedy 113 PETERSON, Marcia 53 PETERSON, Nicky 70 PFIRTER, Edward 113 PRICE, Glenn 113 RAMOS, Linda 51, 113 RAMSEY, Frank 113 RAY, Bill 31,113 REAMS, Kristin 113 REID, Kathy 61,113 RIDER, Sue 113 ROSENBERGER, Leo 49, 75, 113 ROUNSLEY, Daniel 113 RUSSO, Guy 65 SATRE, Tim 53 SAVIKKO, Douglas 113 SCHOEPPE, Barbara 81,113 SCHWADERER, Patricia 56, 61,113 SHEAKLEY, Larry 90 SHERRILL, Gary 57,70,113 1 SHOUP, Dave 83,113 SLOAN, Janet 31,54,113 SMITH, Gail 113 SOBOLEFF, Ross 56, 114 STAUFFER, Wayne 114 STEVENSON, James 114 STEVENSON, Teri 50,114 STITT, Chris 114 STOWELL, Pat 53,58,92, 114 STRAGIER, Jan 93, 114 STURROCK, Mike 31,49,114 STUTTE, Kaysa67, 114 SUMMERS, Fred 114 SUNDBERG, Van 114 SWANSON, Debra 114 TAGABAN, Leonora 52,114 TAUG, Shirley 52, 114 TAYLOR, Jeff 114 THIBODEAU, Guy 48, 83, 114 THOMAS, Mary 83,114 THORSTEINSON, Don 31, 114 THUNEY, Sherry 114 TRAEGER, Lee 114 TREW, Pattie 51,67, 114 TRIGGS, Joanne 53,93, 114 VANDOR, Karl 115 VARNESS, Mike 115 VICK, Arbe 31,56,82 VONDA, Norman 90, 115 WADDELL, Mark 115 WARDEN, Jack 115 WEATHERS, David 115 WHELAN, Doug 115 WIIITFORD, Sue 93, 115 WILD, Jim 83,94, 115 WILLIAMS, Gordon 115 WILLIAMS, Wesley 115 WILSON, Thomas 52,53, 115 WOMACK, Barbara 70,115 WOOD, Jerry 115 WRIGHT, Jacqueline 51, 115 YOUNG, Bob 115 ZAMORA, Orden 115 Freshman Index ABEL, Bonnie 82, 101 ADKINS, Cecilia 53, 61, 67, 101 ALLAN, Kathy 101 ALLAN, Pat 101 ANDERSON, Mark 101 ANDERSON, Suzan 101 ATKINS, Margi 51, 100 AUSTIN, Darrel 101 BAKER, Ann 92, 101 BARRIL, A1 101 BARTLETT, Kay 101 BEDFORD, Dennis 101 BEEDLE, Joe 101 BEER, Linda 101 BENESCH, David 53, 101 BLANKENSHIP, Charles 101 B LOOMQUIST, Scott 101 BODDY, John 101 BOESSER, Sara 66, 93, 101 BOUSCHOR, Victoria 101 BRABAW, Georgene 101 BRADLEY, Robert 101 BROOKS, Lewis 101 BROWN, David 101 BROWN, Lucy 54, 101 BROWN, Myrna 101 BUDBILL, Mike 54, 101 BUMP, Carol 101 BUTLER, Leah 101 CADY, John 101 CALLAHAN, Debi 101 J74 CARRUTHERS, Frank 101 CARSON, Dennis 101 CASHEN, Becky 51, 93, 101 CHITTY, Mike 101 CLOUGH, Laurell 54,61,101 COHN, Shirley 31,92,101 COLE, Lester 101 CONYERS, Carol 54, 64, 101 COOLEY, Christine 101 COONJOHN, Sue 52, 53, 102 CRAIG, Joe 102 DABNEY, Laura 102 DAUGHERTY, Tom 102 DAVIDSON, Beth 102 DAVIDSON, JoAnn 102 DEASIS, Alberta 102 DEMAN, Margery 102 DICKSON, Elizabeth, 102 DIMOND, Patricia 102 DODD, Elizabeth 102 DOYLE, Terry 102 DUNCAN, Ross 102 ELLSWORTH, John 102 ENSLEY, LeeAnn 102 FADER, LeAnne 102 FLEEK, Gail 102 FLETCHER, Robin 93,102 FLINT, Nancy 31, 95,100 FLORENDO, Lorenzo FLORESKE, John 102 FOSTER, Ann 102 FRANK, Richard 102 FULLER, Steven 102 GAILEY, Pam 58, 92, 102 GARCIA, Linda 54, 94,102 GEIWITZ, Robert 54,102’ GIBSON, Philip 31, 53, 83, 102 GIBSON, Randy 54,102 GIFFORD, David 102 GOWDY, Mary 82,102 GRAY, Skip 53, 102 GRICE, Mike 102 GULLUFSEN, George 83, 102 HAFFNER, Cathy 31, 57, 100, 102 H AKA LA, Ron 102 HARRIS, Bonnie 54, 57, 100,102 HAYDEN, Alan 102 HEBARD, Frank 102 HICKE, Pattie 102 HOBBS, Marion 83,102 HOFSTRA, Peter 102 HOGINS, Gary 90,102 HONSINGER, Penny 92,102 HORTON, Adrienne 102 IGNELL, Sheryl 102 ISOM, Jody 102 1ST UR IS, James 102 JACOBSEN, Karen 103 JANES, Bill 53, 103 JERUE, Cheryl 94,103 JEFFERS, Randy 94 JEWELL, Ernestine 51,93,103 JOHN, Frances 54 JOHNSON, Cheryl 103 JOHNSON, Mark 103 JOHNSON, Paul 103 JOHNSON, Sam 103 JONES, Jerry 53, 66,103 JONES, Sidney 51, 103 JONES, Toni Ann 103 KANOUSE, Tom 103 KATZEEK, Dennis 103 KENT, Patty 51,54,103 KNOCKENTEGER, John 103 KNAUSS, Mark 103 KNICKERBOCKER, Steven 103 KNIGHTLINGER, Tom 103 KNOX, Robert 103 KUTZ, Patti 54, 103 LAMPE, Robert 103 LAMPKEY, Mary Ann 65, 103 LANCASTER, Jon 53,104 LARSON, Ken 104 LEE, Janette 51, 93 LEWIS, Bruce 104 IJNDSTROM, Stephanie 58,104 LOCKWOOD, Bruce 104 LOWE, Douglas 104 LUPRO, Ellen 31,92,104 MACKINNON, John 104 MCDANIEL, Kay 104 VIC DOLE, Phyllis 104 MCGOWAN, David 53, 104 MCKINLEY, Mary Lou 104 MCLEAN, Heather 104 MCLEOD, Charles 104 MCNEES, David 104 MAHNKE, Lorena 53, 92, 104 MANZONI, Cam 31,53,54,57 MARKS, Eva 104 MARTIN, Ray 104 MASON, Evelyn 105 MAYER, Lynn 54,105 MERRELL, Susan 53, 104 METCALFE, Peter 105 MICHAEL, Patricia 105 MIELKE, Nedria 51, 104 MILLER, James 104 MILLER, Lee 105 MILLER, Marla 105 MILLER, Norman 104 MIZER, Linda 104 MONTERO, Linda 93,104 MORGAN, Roderick 105 MORRISON, Richard 105 MORSE, Don 104 NUELLER, Claudia 58,64, 104 MULLIN, Bill 90, 104 MURRELL, Carolyn 105 MUELLER, Claudia 58,64, 104 MEINERS, Mac 49,104 NATKONG, Clara 93,105 NATKONG, Simon 104 NEASE, Steven 104 NORDLING, Dianna 104 NOTAR, Mike 105 OLSEN, Eric 75, 105 OLSEN, Erling 83,105 OLSEN, Judy 105 OSSIANDER, Neal 105 OTTO, Mary 105 PAGENKOPF, Susan 105 PAULO, Robert 95 PETE, Harvey 105 PETERSON, Jam PETERSON, Evans 66,105 PETERSON, James 105 PETERSON, Marsha 53, 105 PHILLIPS, Ginger 51,105 PIERCE, Jim 105 PLOTNICK, Rocky 31, 82,105 RANDALL, John 67, 105 REID, Linda 105 RHYMER, Louise 105 RICE, Duffy 105 RIDER, Sheryl 105 RILEY, Larry 83, 105 RILEY, Luther 31,83, 105 ROBERTSON, Gary 105 RODENBERG, Ralph 105 ROSENBERGER, Laura 93, 105 SALTER, Eric 106 SCOTT, Roberta 93, 106 SCULLION, Joe 49,83 SEIFERT, Glenda 106 SEWILL, Jeff 106 SHEAKLEY, Darleen 51,106 SHUTT, Phillip 106 SIVERLY, Martin 106 SMITH, Crawford 106 SMITH, Jeff 106 SMITH, Joe 106 SMITH, Paul 106 SORENSEN, Allen 106 SPICKLER, Teri 106 STAMBAUGH, Gary 54, 106 STEVENS, Gena 106 STEWART, Diana 54, 106 SWANSON, Karen 54, 106 SWANSON, Kathic 106 SWEARINGEN, Rick 106 TAUG, Ole 106 TAYLOR, Charley 106 TAYLOR, Karen 106 TERRELL, Dan 106 THIBODEAU, Robert 106 THOMAS, Peggy 106 THREE STARS, Paula 106 VARNESS, Ingrid 107 VAVALIS, Sharon 83, 107 VICK, Jody 107 VINCENT, Jeanette 107 VOSS, Katherine 107 WADDELL, Robin 107 WAHTO, Jean 107 WAHTO, Joan 107 WALDRON, Becky 53,107 WALLACE, David 107 WELLS, Bill 90, 107 WESSELS, Robin 54, 107 WEST, Mike 107 WESTMAN, Mary 107 WHELAN, Peggy 107 WILLARD, Jeannie 51,93, 107 WILSON, Kathy 51,93, 94, 107 WILSON, Mike 53,107 WINGARD, LouAnna 107 WINNIFORD, Sharon 107 WOOD, Jay 107 WRIGHT, Dorothy 93,107 YOUNG, Janet 93, 107 YOUNG, Paul 31,64, 107 EDITOR Jennifer Wilke 1967 TOTEM STAFF EDITOR Darcy Lockhart CO-ASSISTANT EDITORS Linda Nielson Margen Riley BUSINESS MANAGERS Kay Field Karen Sheridan FACULTY ♦Connie Mosher Kathy Bailey Sharon Too ley ACTIVITIES ♦Patricia Pittman Linda Nielson Margen Riley Judy Harris ADS ♦Kay Field ♦Karen Sheridan Ann Gelotte Lenore Three Stars Kirsten Cashen Lois Killewich SPORTS ♦Sue Dean Brita Rice Ross Soboleff Dave Shoup Dan DeRoux SENIORS ♦Signe Hurd Mary Grafton Kathy Whittier Lorily Brice TYPING Anita Thomas Carol Davlin Dorothy Jorgensen Geri Goenett CLASSES ♦Linda Bloomquist Cathy Botelho Pat Schwarderer STUDENT LIFE ♦Connie Koschmann George Chapman Debbie Chapman COPY Helen Clough Lettering: Curt Gelotte Cover: Jennifer Wilke Diane Garrison Virginia Brown PHOTOGRAPHY BY CINEMA ALASKA In addition: Dale Anderson - pages 33,44,96,97 Martin Strand - page 79 Joe Alexander - Seniors Photo Pix, Ketchikan - pages 72,73,77,78 I
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