Juneau High School - Totem Yearbook (Juneau, AK)

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Iuneau 57 Ketchikan 61 Iuneau 59 Ketchikan 72 Iuneau 79 Mt. Edgecumbe 24 Juneau 75 Mt. Edgecumbe 48 Iuneau 39 Sitka 60 Juneau 61 Sitka 60 !uneau 42 Ketchikan 52 Juneau 48 Ketchikan 51 1uneau 52 Sitka 72 Iuneau 60 Sitka (A Iuneau 90 Mt. Edgecumbe 41 J uneau 67 Mt. Edgecumbe 64 J uneau 48 Petersburg 49 J uneau 62 Petersburg 38 Juneau 76 Petersburg 53 Iuneau 55 Petersburg 41 TOP LEFT: Scott Larson checks the distance to the basket while Mt. Edgecumbe tries unsuccessfully to take the ball. BOTTOM LEFT: Doug Larsen dribbles down the court for another point during the close game against Wrangell in Juneau. 20-Varisty Basketball

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Girls take second in S.E. I he 1974 Volleyball Team scored high this year, taking second place not only in the Juneau Invitational, but also in the Southeast Alaska Tournament. Among the members chosen for the All Star Volleyball Team in the Southeast, Juneau had two of the members; Gayle Callahan, who has been the Juneau team captain for two years in succes- sion, and Ellen Chilton. The Juneau Tearn was also invited to the State Tournament for the first time, and were able to place Ninth. I urnout for the Volleyball games has increased this year and will hopefully continue to do so. With the extra support the Juneau Volleyball Team will be able to continue to put forth their best efforts. TOP LEFT: Ellen Chilton serves the ball to Sitka during the Juneau Invitational. I OP CENTER: Jolene Koby centers her attention upon getting the ball over the net. I OP RIGHT: Coreen Savikko prepares to hit the ball as it comes her way. BOTTOM RIGHT: Marcey Rehfeld jumps up to hit the ball in the final game against Whitehorse during the Juneau Invitation . BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Gayle Callahan. Ellen Chilton, Coreen Savikko. Cindy Johnson, Coach Cindy Daniels. Pat Callahan and Ellen Egelston confer during a Juneau time-out. BOTTOM CEN I ER LET I : Gayle Callahan. Coach Cindy Daniels and Marcey Rehfeld cheer on their team as the scores get close. BOTTOM LEFT: Pat Callahan and Coreen Savikko wait for the ball to be served by Petersburg. Girls’ Volleyball-19

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Juneau’s season- one of ups and downs With the support of the strongest school spirit in years, the 1974 75 basketball team was able to keep up their high morale and superior sportsmanship during the entire season. A major setback which was encountered at the start of the season was the unfinished gym floor. An accident at the end of last year caused the gym floor to be warped, but after a six week delay, the basketball games were transferred from the Floyd Dryden gym back to the high school. During the season, Juneau has had the opportunity to play against the best schools in the state. After a season of ups and downs, and with several players still improving their games, J uneau sti II has a good chance to play in State competition if they win the first tw o games of the Southeast Tourney. TOP RIGHT: Bret Schmeige jumps up togivr the ball to Juneau at the beginning of the game against Mr. Edgeeumbe in Juneau. BOTTOM RIGHT: The 1974-75 Juneau-Douglas High School Varsity Basketball Team: John Hanlon, Kelley Miller. Mark Jones, Jeff Fink. Steve Messerschmidt. Kirk Blumenshine, Joe Laschober. Jim Calvin. Dave Boddy. Doug Larsen, Scott Larson. Kurt Milnes and Bret Schmeige. Varsity Basketball-21