Juneau High School - Totem Yearbook (Juneau, AK)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

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We were properly put in our place with our initiation assembly where you mighty say we sort of lost ojur shoes. We were reiuiflded of our place as underclassmen when we were presented with our official toilet seat from the Seniors.‘Our President Marilyn Thibodeau was on hand to accept it. Other officers that year included Dick Gobble-Vice-President, Marlyn Twitcliell- Secretary-Treasurer, Darwin Walters and Doug Pepl as Representatives. The highlight of the year L was hosting the S.E. Basketball Tournament at vdiich our Basketball team placed fourth, Drill ■- Tedm placed sfecdnd, and the Varsity Cheerleaders placed first. All Th all it was a very exciting year. Our fund raising project for the year was the slave auction. Our Junior year was a busy one, no longer were we the low people on the totem pole but safe and secure in Ute middle. We managed to get Mac away from the Seniors (much to their grief and re- turned him to the school for the first basketball assembly). Although we didn't manage to do extremley well during Spirit Week, we did win the Spirit Banner five consecutive times, which was more times than any other class. We also were the. proud hosts of S .E. Wrestling Tournament and S.E. Swim Meet. Our spirits were still high as we approached the musical, The Music Man , it was a huge success. We ended our year with a sigh at our own magical, mystical Junior Prom, Could it Be Magic . Our officers being as busy as the rest were, President Lori Larson, Vice- President Clyde Andrews, Secretary-Treasurer Debbie ReTnwand, Representatives Mike Zagars and Mike Scnmitz. ■ In our ftnal'year at J-D we entered with the same enthusiasm as we had as sophomores. Our class now numbers only 250 but very strong and united. Our class officers brought back many of our old traditions such as the bonfire and Snake Dance through much hard work. Our officers incHiWn President DnSyPeel, Vice-President Djc.k.Cauieroau Secretary-Treasurer Valerie Westcott, plus Representatives Richard WhiTehea’dandMark Smith. Once again we managed to be the proud bearers of Mac before the first pep assembly. During our Senior year we were the proud hosts of the S.E. Musical Festival, the State Basketball Tournament and successful Senior Class Play, ■•(• finally come to the end of our last year. We leave both with joy and sorrow, but we leave. ¥W 19 DARRELL ACKERMAN KAYLA AHRENSFELD KARLA ALLRED SHANNON ALPS SUSAN ANDEREGG CLYDE ANDREWS GUDRUN ARNADOTTIR ANNETTE ARNS JAMES ASHENBRENNER MARY BARCUS JAMES BAUMGARTNER JOHN BAUMGARTNER 20 PASSING BY DAN BAXTER JOHN BEEDLE TOM BENNETT JUD BIR2A SANDY BIRZA 21 GRETCHEN BISHOP AN APPLE AT EVERYTHING KIRK BLUMENSHINE CHARLES BORB RIDGE ANNE BRADLEY LAURA BRADY DEBRA BROCKMAN JEFF BROOKS LEO STEVEN BROWN 22 LUNCHTIME MAKES SEEM FINE! 23 BACK FOR OUR LAST YEAR—THE BONFIRE mu MIIM lllllll MIKE CORPUZ CATHY CROW DELTON CUMMINS DIANNE DAVIS LAUREEN DAY JACK DERENOFF LIBRARY IS THE PLACE TO BE! STEVE DeASIS GRETCHEN DERR LIZA DIEBELS LINDA DUPERE CHRIS EAKIN PATTI EASTHAM 26 A MOMENT DEBBIE FEERO KAREN FEERO NANCY FILE REST! ROBERT FILE RONALD FLINT DAVID FLOYD MIKE FRANK 28 JESSICA FRATIES ROGER FRAWLEY KRIS FREYMUELLER JULIE FUNK MIKE GARNERO RICH GAZAWAY DAN GOWDY KEN GRAVES THERESE GRIESER SHARLENE GRIFFIN JILL GROSE EINAR GUNNARSSON 29 IF LOOKS COULD KILL If I told you once I told you a thousand times, but do you listen, Oh no you just . . . . JACK HAFFNER BRYAN HALL SUSAN HAMILTON SANDY HANSEN CHARLES HARRIGAN DAVID HARRIS 30 MARK HEARD DEBBIE HENDRIX YVETTE HOLLY LISA HOUSE FLOYD HUNT PAMELA HUNT LAWRENCE JACKSON KATHY JACOBSEN MIRANDA JOHN DEBBIE JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON 31 LINDA JOHNSON MARIANNE KELLY LARRY KENT KARY KIBBY KIMBERLY KIEFER WILLIAM KIMLINGER RANDY KINDALL ERIC KLINKHAMMER JERRY KNAPP SE] GET 32 ORS AND JUNIORS ALONG FINE JOLENE KOBY SHERRILL LAMB RUSCHINI CATHERINE LANCASTER 33 JUST DON’T STAND THERE, BE! LORI LARSON JOE LASCHOBER LESLIE LAUBER WENDY LEACH CAROLE LEAF JODY LEAMER 34 THERESA LENNON MIKE LENTZ JOHN LOGAN PATRICIA McCORCLE JOY McGEE JAMES McHARDY JANICE MARLIN JON MARSHALL STEVE MARSHALL JEAN MELL JUNE MELTON DEANNA MESSING 35 JUST DINKIN’ AROUND DIANA MICHAEL JANSY MIELKE ERIN MILLEA MIKE MILLER TRAVIS MILLER SUSAN MITTEN CHRISTOPHER MONGALE CINDY MOSS RANDY MOURANT 36 Mike Pusich on his way to? GO GOING GONE ! JACQUES NORVELL DON NOWLIN MARK O'BRIEN JOE PAGENKOPF JOHN PARADIS ALLEN PARCE VIRGINIA PATRICK LUNCHTIME IN THE HALLWAYS MICHAEL SCHMITZ Laureen and Kris grab a quick bite during conversation. DEBRA REINWAND DAVID RITTER TERRI ROBBINS DEBBIE ROBINSON TIM ROBINSON CORREN SAVIKKO 40 FOR EATING AND RELAXING ELISSA SCOTT KARL SHAW BETTY SHELLEY KRIS SIMPSON SHERYL SIMPSON RENEE SISON ' ' SURPRISE ATTACKS BY PHOTOGRAPHERS CECILY SKOOG JANET SMITH MARK SMITH HERB SMYTH KIM SOUTHARD MARK SPOLTMAN 42 STEVEN STANLEY DEBRA STATTER ANGELA STEVENS LISA STEVENSON CINDY STONE SHELLY SWANKE 43 MARGARET SWANSON ROBIN SYLVESTER KATHY TETZLAFF MARILYN THIBODEAU THOMAS TILSON SUSAN THOMAS TERRY THOMAS 44 BRAINS AND BODY; THAT STACY TONER TOM TREGO ERIC TRENT MARLYN TWITCHELL PAULA VEASEY TRINA TYLER STEVE TYNER 45 MICHAEL WARD ELISSA WEBER CASSANDRA WEISS VALERIE WESTCOTT SHELLEY WINEGAR S E N I O R S D A Z z L E D B Y W H A T ? 47 OUR LAST FLING MICHAEL ZAGARS RICHARD WHITEHEAD THELMA WHITFIELD VELMA WHITFIELD RICHARD WILLARD JEANNITA WINTER TREACY WITHERS 48 49 BEV CROWNED TOTEM QUEEN This year's Pub Hop took place on the night of September 17. The theme was a barn dance, and everyone attending was decked out in their best hce-down clothes. The music was provided by Bandersnatch who kept everyone boogieing all night long. This year the Totem Princesses were Bev Barger, Cathy Baxter, Lisa Gowdy, Mindy Merritt, and Lori Nottingham. The highlight of the evening for the crowd and the princesses was the crowning of the 1976-77 Totem Queen, Bev Barger. 52 One of last year's princesses, Leslie Burns, enjoys the dance. Gowdy and her escort Brian Donahoe during the tional Queen's dance. 53 54 STUDENT AIDES Student Aides are an important part of the educa- tional system of Juneau-Douglas High School. They provide services and receivecredit for their work. They answer phones, file, deliver mes- sages, and pick up attendance. They help stu- dents in math and science, P.E., and swimming. All in all, Student Aides perform a variety of tasks. 56 57 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders provided our school with plenty of pep and spirit at the games and pep assemblies. They traveled with the basket- ball team, and cheered at many sports events. This year's squad consisted of two Seniors and three Juniors. Marianne Kelly and Shelly Swanke led the Class of '77. Completing the group were Susie Meketa, Mindy Merritt, and Lori Nottingham, from the Class of '78. The girls practiced and performed under the direction of Mrs. McHugh, advisor, and manager, Terri Robbins. 58 DRILL TEAM The drill team performed a variety of marches this year. Among their diverse collection were a silent march, a dance with hats and canes, and a special Christmas march in the dark with pen lights. Because of limited funds the drill team sent only two girls to Santa Monica, California who observed but did not enter the National Drill Team Compe- tition. Drill Team drummer. Clay Good, Good. 60 J-BIRD, THE ONE AND ONLY This year the J-Bird Class was under the direc- tion of Editor Ron Flint, Co-Editor Treacy Withers, and Advisor Ken Koelsch. Second semester Blyth Hopkins stepped in as Co-Editor with Ron. The editors kept the class in line, and the advisor tried to keep the editors in line. The J-Bird came out on an average of every three weeks. Sometimes, it was more or a very few times, less. No matter how much time, the J-Bird was still well-received by students, teachers, and alumni. J-Bird Class in its entirety: Left to Right; Dan Mayer, Clay Good, Sherry Simpson, Treacy Withers, Liza Diebels, Ken Koelsch, Clyde Andrews, Ray Tindell, Jody eg Learner, Ron Flint, Teddy Quinn, Debbie Reinwand, Mark Prussing, Valerie Westcot, Ann Bradley, Betty Lyon, and Sharon Crowell. 62 Dan Mayer and Ray Tindell discuss assignments STUDENT COUNCIL 64 SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS This year instead of the traditional Senior Class Play, three one-act comedies were presented. They were: HAPPINESS IS, ANTIC SPRING, and GHOST OF A SHOW. They were directed by Earline V. Cook, with assistance from Student Director Sidni Wagenius, and Technical Director, Ken Koelsch. The play was well received and the actors did a commendable job. The play ran three nights, Nov. 18, 19, and 20. This year's innovative idea may have started a new tradition for the Senior Class Play. Cast of ANTIC SPRING: Tami Personett-Gwendolyn, Jeff Brooks-Sam, Melanie Millette-Ginger, Larry Kent-Robert, Dan Mayer-Elbert, Linnea Mahnke-Blossom. Cast of GHOST OF A SHOW: Mike Eakin-Mac, Dave Harris-Anthony, Dan Mayer-Tubby Steve Stanley-Alfred, Marylin Bruce-Helen, John Paradis-Bob, Rob Bruce-???, Shelly Swanke-June, Erin Millea-Pinky, Diane Swartz-Clarissa. 66 THREE ONE-ACT COMEDIES Chris Eakin-Lucy, Dick Cameron-Charlie Brown, and Mike Eakin-Snoopy try it without prompting 67 KIM DAVE CROWNED HOMECOMING ROYALTY Homecoming took place midst the blaze of bon- fires, and the excitement of the Snake Dance. Students regained the privilege of the Bonfire and Snake Dance, and many made the most of it. This year, the Seniors had the biggest wood pile. Homecoming was indeed an eventful weekend. Juneau beat Wrangell both Dec. 3 and Dec. 4. The most exciting event was the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen. The royalty con- sisted of the five princesses; Linne Clarke, Leslie Bums, Paula Veasey, Terri Mungle, and Liza Diebels. The five princes were; Kirk Blumenshine, Mike Zagars, Mark O'Brien, Kris Nayadu, and Doug Peel. Homecoming Queen was Paula Veasey, and Kirk Blumenshine was King. 70 J R C L A S S M U S I c A L I S B Y E B V E B I R D I E SWEET APPLE TEENS NEW YORK CITY TEEN TRIO Helen-Pat McCorcle Nancy-Nancy File Alice-Tami Personett Margie-Beth Larsen Penelope-Freddie Vincent Suzie-Paula Veasey Erin-Erin M i I lea Debra Sue-Shelly Swanke Freddie-Kirk Blumenshine Karl-Dave Hansen Harvey-Sheldon Winters Doug-Doug Peel Susan-Susan Meketa Debbie Reinwand Linne Clarke Valerie Westcott NEW YORK CITY TEENS AND ADULTS Anne Plotnick Betty Hughes John Paradis Mary Hendrickson Janice Tinsley Mike Schmitz Robin Brenner Sue Nelson Dave Hendrix PRINCIPALS Kim McAfee-MaryLin Bruce Randolph McAfee-Eric Johnson Rosie Alvarez-Leslie Lauber Mr. McAfee-Rob Bruce Charles F. Maude-Dick Cameron Gloria Rasputin-Jody Gross Mayor-Larry David 1st Reporter-Kris Nayadu Mrs. Merkle-Stacy Toner Traveler-Dave Harris Hugo Peabody-Ted Quinn Albert Peterson-Steve Stanley Mrs. Peterson-Nena Berry Mrs. McAfee-Cassandra Weiss Conrad Birdie-Mike Eakin Ursula-Susan Anderegg Mayor's Wife-Sheila Stansbury 2nd Reporter-Diane Schwartz Trainman-Tom Laurent Dave-Dave Mayer The Musical, BYE BYE BIRDIE, will be presented March 25, 26, and 27th, and April 1 and 2 this year. The cast practiced on the average of four nights a week to present an immaculate, professional performance. 72 WE’ VE GOT THE SPIRIT Pep assemblies at J .D .H .S. are a big part of Student Life. Each class tries to outyell the other classes to win the Spirit Banner. They are led by the cheerleaders from their classes. The Pep Band plays some funky tunes which adds to the excite- ment. C .D .A .A. often puts on a skit to help boost the ever- Eresent spirit. The pep assem- lies are held for the various sports activities such as, boys' and girls' basketball, drill team, swim team, cross-country, girls' volleyball, track, skiing and wrestling. Students as well as faculty enjoy a good pep as- sembly . J.O.H.S. Pep Band 74 J.D.H.S. Drill Team Susie Meketa, Varsity Cheerleader V 1 A A A A ▲ itiWtiKr 75 SENIOR BALL ’76! OVER THE RAINBOW This year the Senior Ball was a real success. The theme Over the Rainbow suited the mood of this special night. Dinner was served at the Latchstring and dancing took place in the Gold Room. The band. Mellow Yellow, started playing at 9:00 p.m. and the couples danced till 2:00 a.m. Everyone attending had a great time thanks to the dedication of the people planning it. 76 77 those were our-. JJUfflOK DA vs by-. susan Johnson mary CLASS OF 1978 William Brown's lookin' at you. 81 JUNIORS IN THE KNOW Alan Akiyama Donald Austin Don Bach Theresa Bain Bridget Baker Bev Barger Cathy Baxter Donna Bell Phillip Bergey Nena Berry Gary Blackwell Steve Bogert Dave Brabaw Steve Buchanan Alison Brooks Kathy Brower Neil Brown William Brown Rob Bruce Tracy Burns Lisa Carlson Cindy Cartmill Charlie Clute Carolyn Coffee 82 Cristy Cook Daniel Coon Murry Couzin Leslie Cox Ray Coxe Sharon Crowell Mike Dapcevich Larry Davis Mary Decker Michael Devlin Dan Diebels Brian Donohoe Dalene Duval Pat Eberhart Debbie Eckardt Ron Eggleston Kevin Fagerstrom Nick Fawcett Mark Fitzgarrald Jane Flanagan Chris Forrest John Forrest Wendy Freymueller Marilyn Garcia Clay Good 84 Roy Gould Lisa Gowdy Marlene Grant Patty Grantham Jody Gross Michelle Haffner Ron Haff ner Mark Hall Walter Hammonds Dave Hansen Renee Hanson Kevin Harmon John Harris Willy Harris Karla Hart Rick Haywood Jean Helle Kevin Hiner Wayne Hixson Linda Hogins Lyndon Holt Rick Hughes Erik Hulbert Dave Ignell Leslie Isturis Duane Jackson Randy Jaenicke Dusty Johns Elizabeth Johnson Kevin Johnson 8S JUNIOR GUYS STRIVE TO OVERCOME BARRIERS Lorena Johnson Darlene Joseph Troy Kahklen Lee Kearney Connie Keithahn Mike Kelly Havlin Kemp Tom Kimllnger Eric King Phyllis Kline Dan Krehbiel Irene Lampe Candy Lancaster Mark Lantz Tamara Lapinski Beth Larsen Lana Larsen Layne Larsen Mary Laschober Tom Laurent Kerry Leaf Shannon Learner Becky Lean Dave Leise Sandy Leslie Steve Lowrey Tammy Lowney Betty Lyon Frank Martin Diana Martin 86 Linda Messing Will Metcalfe Mary Mielke Daryl Miller 87 JUNIOR FACES IN 88 CLASS: THE CROWD Karen Pruett and Ruth Markovich look blasd Marlee Monroe and Lexle Miller goof around In the library. 89 . . .A GOOD FRIEND? 91 TRUCKIN’ ON UP! Dorinda Miller Lexie Miller Me lanee Millette John Milton Bernadette Mina Gina Mixson Marlee Monroe Janis Mortenson Our truckin' track team. Manuel Moss Mike Motley Roxy Mourant Barbara Muchmore Doug Murray Lorraine Murray Lori Nottingham Sean O'Brien Tory Oien Karen O'Rourke Robert Paradis Kelcy Parsons Kelly Patrick Laurita Paul Bemie Pavitt Beth Pavitt William Pegau Jack Pegues Pat Pennoyer Tami Personett David Petersen Richard Peterson Michael Plotnick Trent Ponsford 93 “78” IS GREAT Tim Price Randy Prince Pat Prow Mark Prussing Karen Pruett Pat Pusich Ted Quinn Debbie Ras Laura Revels Kathy Richards Ruth Ritter Catherine Roberts Kirk Roesing Jeanette Rosier Richard Rowland Jim Ryan Jay Sanders Janet Sandor Michael Schraeder Steve Schmitz Lisa Secrist Wendy Seslar Linda Sevdy Darlene Shaginaw 94 Lee Ann Shanley Connie Simpson Marcus Smith Paul Smith Danette Starr Del Stengl Lisa Stevens Greg Stewart Caleb Stewart Tom Stewart Tony Stonich Judy Sullivan Diane Swartz Marion Tanner Kirk Taylor Karen Tetzlaff Peter Thibodeau Ray Tindell Rob Tracy Ellen Twiname Pam Van Houten Reed Van Sickle Tim Vavalis Joe Vonda 95 WE'RE GETTING THERE Melody Wall Marvin Wallace Kenny Wallington Sue Wence Keitha Wallen Wendel Whistler Rod Whitehead Darril Williams Kim Williams LeRoy Williams % Lorin Williams Sharon Williams Theresa Wilman Wallace Williams Ross Winn Sheldon Winters Brad Winton Tim Workman SOMEHOW. 98 Kathy Richards is: a. eating an apple b. study- ing for a final exam. c. throwing an extrava- — gant party for pink elephants only. 100 ONE OF LEARNING LAUGHING AND LIVING 101 RUNNING THROWING JUMPING SPRINTING . . . WINNING The J-D Bears had an encouraging track record for 1976. They won two out of three invitational meets and for the tenth consecutive year took the Southeast title at the championship meet held in Sitka. We had one outstanding performer for the State meet held in Anchorage this year. Bill Buchanan, senior, took first in discus and second in shotput. Track 1976 MEET WINNER BOYS Sitka Invitational Juneau Juneau Invitational Juneau Haines Invitational Haines Southeast Meet Juneau (fourth) GIRLS Sitka Invitational Juneau Juneau Invitational Juneau Haines Invitational Haines Southeast Meet Juneau State-Anchorage Juneau (sixth) 104 The Juneau-Douglas boys' cross country team was outstanding this year. With four wins behind them, including the Southeast championship, they traveled on to state and captured the second place trophy. This is the best perform- ance by a J-D High cross country team in a state tournament. They really showed our J-D spirit. 1976-1977 Sitka Invitational Juneau Invitational Haines Invitational Southeast Tourney State-Anchorage Juneau- 24 Juneau- 30 Juneau- 22 Juneau- 26 Diamond- 34 Juneau- 57 Coach Guy Thibodeau, John Baumgartner, Dan Mortenson, Steve Bradner, Jacques Norvell, Dave Mortenson, Chris Brown, Mark Rosier, Sheldon Winters, Kirk Smith, Doug Peel, Dick Cameron, Steve Schmitz, and Delton Cummings had a good season record to bring home to Juneau. . . AND OVER THE HILL The girls' cross country team was exceptionally good this fall. They had an outstanding winning streak of four victories in a row. Coached by Guy Thibodeau, our girls brought pride to J .D .H .S. 1976-77 MEET WINNER Sitka Meet Juneau Meet Haines Meet Southeast Meet Juneau-25 Juneau-20 Juneau-25 Juneau-22 108 109 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYS THROUGH THE SEASON WITH EASE This year's volleyball team did a fantastic job in representing Juneau-Douglas High School. Two Juneau girls were on the Southeast All- Tournament team . They were Susan Wence and Coreen Savikko, who is also a team co-captain. The girls practiced a long, hard 12 hours a week with the time and devotion of coach Jim Barron and assistant coach John Mitchell. 1976-77 MEET PLACE Sitka Invitational Third Hoonah Invitational Second Ketchikan Invitational Second Juneau Invitational First Southeast Tournament Second State Championship Fifth Cathy C. watches for the hall. 110 Theresa M., Gudrun A., Marlee M., Coreen S., Keitha W., Sondra F., Becky W., Lexie M., Diane M., Diane E., Shauna J., Brenda M., Debbie F. Kathy T., Angie S., Denise J., Susan Wence all worked hard to reach their goals. 111 JUNEAU SKIERS DREAM OF FLORIDA Due to our lack of snow and the South's abundance, our skiers should be in Florida right now!! But since that isn't possible, they're making up for lost skiing practice by running in the halls. They are a very dedicated group and deserve all of our support and enthu- siasm. Their coach, Guy Thibodeau, should also be commended for his outstanding job as coach. 112 1 ROOTIN’ TOOTIN’, RAZZLE DAZZLE, ★ SUPER STAR SHINE ★ The Crimson Bears started out the season by beat- ing Skagway in a two-game series. They later went on to play other Southeast teams and re- mained undefeated. On December 27, 28, and 29, they went to Ketchikan to participate in the 2nd annual Christmas Tournament. They took first place over Ketchikan, Don Nowlin making the winning basket. Other teams involved were Orting and Sehome (from Washington), West Valley, Lathrop, and Monroe (from Fairbanks), Prince Rupert and Ketchikan. Southeast Champi- onship will be held in Ketchikan this year and the 1st and 2nd place teams will then participate in the State Tournament to be held in Juneau in March. The Crimson Bears are coached by Jim Harney and George Houston (Assistant coach). Their manager is Rodney Whitehead . 114 ' Left to Right: John Richards (12), Mike Kelly (23), Dave Ignell (22), Chris Monagle (30), Kirk Blumenshine (13), Rodney Whitehead (Manager), Kevin Fagerstrom 02), Jim Calvin (21), Dan Baxter (25), Sheldon Winters (10), Chip Cantrell (15). Not Pictured: Don Nowlin (24), Doug Keller (20). ns J V B A S K E T B A L L This year our Juneau-Douglas J .V .'s are keeping up with the Varsity record, Their record as of now is 12-0. The team is made up of mostly sophomores and a few juniors that play on both the J .V . and Varsity basketball teams. Coach Harney and Coach Houston are encouraged by their progress and feel that next year will prove to be very promising. 116 117 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL STEPS TO Sherry Simpson (Manager), Patty Grantham, Kadell Moore, Theresa Monagle, Celeste Thibodeau, Jody Learner, Susan Wence, Shelly Haffner, Talya Miller. Not Shown: Coreen Savikko and Cathy Crowe. 118 VICTORY WITH STYLE. The girls' basketball team has been doing a fantastic job this year bringing more pride and victory to Juneau-Douglas High School. They are in the gym every day after school practicing long hard hours with Russ McDowell, their coach. Their win-loss record so far for 1976-1977 is as follows: Juneau-82 Juneau-39 Juneau-29 Juneau-57 Juneau-73 Yakutat-17 Mt. Edgecumb-17 Mt. Edgecumb-27 Yakutat-16 Yakutat-10 J.D. WRESTLERS SHOW SPIRIT The wrestlers started out the season this year with a raffle. They raffled off a side of beef and used the money they received for traveling expenses. They are well supported by the wrestlettes and coaches Denny Dahl and Whitey Bloom. ro Right. Back Row: Mr. Bloom, Mr. Herold, John Harris, Rob Vuille, Paul Smith, Kurt Luttermen, Dale Flannigan, Spoltman, Mark Petersen, Louie Smythe, Lee Kearney, Dale Garnick, John Milton, Darryl Ackerman, Mr. Dahl. Center Denny Frick, Lorren Cummins, Brad Barrow, Gene James, Max Norvell, Joe Pagenkopf, Richard Whitehead, Dave rs, John Mason, Herb Smythe. Bottom Row: Bob Cox, Steve Gould, Denny Muchmore. 120 121 J.D. SWIM TEAM IS NO. 1 After winning the Southeast conference championship, J.D.H.S. swim team went on to the state meet in high spirits. The boys placed 3rd and the girls placed 6th in the meet held in Anchorage. Junior Havlin Kemp, successfully broke two state records to hold two out of three state records held by the team. The third was broken by the boys 400 free-style medley team. Our team was also helped greatly by the talents of Kathryn Kemp and Lars Gregovich, both freshmen. Coach Andre'Layral deserves recognition for the excellent coaching he provided our swimmers. 122 Front Row. (Left to Right): Gina Mixon, Kathy Hanlon, Jane Flannigan, Kim Williams, Linda Sevdy, Valerie Westcott (Girls' Captain), Greg Anderson. Second Row: Pam Van Houten, John Nagel, Allen Gross, Ted Quinn, Mark Spoltman, Rusty Williams, Lars Gregovich, Sandy Birza, Third Row: Coach Andre Layral, Lee Brech, Einer Gunnarson, Havlin Kemp (Boys' Captain), Ann Rausch, Kathryn Kemp, Herb Smythe, Tom Laurent, Paul Morris, Stacy Toner (Manager). 123 JUNEAU HIGH SCHOOL BOWLERS STRIKE AGAIN. . . Left to Right: William Brown, Danny Mayer, Mike Schrader, Kathy Jacobsen, Tim Price, Mike Schmitz, Pat McCorcle, Phillis Kline, John Paradis, Dave Mayer, Ellen Eggleston, Dave Harris, Margaret Swanson, Robert Paradis, Stacy Toner, Judy Robertson, Peter Thibodeau, Sue Van Houte, Steve Tyner, Allen Carey, Lee Kearney. 124 The Juneau-Douglas High School bowlers have been doing great this year. They bowl every Saturday morning for two hours, having tourna- ments every tenth week. In March, they plan on travelling to Cordova for competition. Andre Layral is their advisor and Margaret Swanson is their league secretary. 125 EVERY BODY NEEDS SPORTS Tom Kollin and Ron Metzgar have been doing a great job in supervising and running the In- tramural Program. Every day at lunchtime in the gym, students are staying out of trouble by oc- cupying their time with sports such as basketball, ping-pong, volleyball and other related activities. Tony Stolnich makes a great return. 126 127 GENERAL SPORTS 128 129 those were our SOP MOM OKS DA VS by-, therese grieser terri mmtgle Henry Paeana, Christine Furuness (Class Representatives), Sheila Stansbury (Secretary), Beth Vuille (Vice President), Chris Brown (President) 132 133 Darby Abel Elizabeth Ackerman Valerie Ackerman Milton Andrus Susan A resmith Scott A rehart Kevin Asche Veronica Austin Marsi lono Baguya Leslie Baker Theresa Barnack Dennis Barri I Phyllis Baumgartner Doug Biery Brita Bishop John Bitner Cheri Blankenship Jana Blumenshine Joanna Boucher Betsy Bradley Kathy Bradley Karen Brady Steve Brandner Ken Bramen Geoff Brock Jon Brommel Melissa Brososky Lance Brown Elaine Broussard Marylin Bruce 134 CAPTURED MOMENTS Betsy Burgess Christine Cady Cathy Campbell Chip Cantrell Kim Casey Ray Cashen Ron Ciraulo Curtis Clute Vera Coogan Marla Coon Colin Cooper Pat Costello Bob Cox Frank Cox Michelle Crow Pam Crowell Loren Cummins Chris Davis Ryan Davis Leroy DeAsis Chris Deagen Roy Dennis Jeff Diller Paul Dodson 135 JUST SOPHS Dennis Doiand Barbara Dowd Ron Duncan Cindy Duvall Mike Eakin Mike Eberhardt Rashelle Edwards Diane Eldemar Carl Ellis Dale Erickson Steve Erickson Lisa Espera Rocky Estrada Rosita Ezrre Mark Fagerstrom Lee Ferguson Bob Fisher Norman Flood Victor Fitzjarrald Chris Fossum Debbie Frick Carrie Funk Kristine Furuness Dan Gaines Mark Rosier caught day Kristine Furuness. Bob Horchover. Leslie’ Hall. 136 137 THE BEAT GOES ON Bruce Griggs Michelle Grose Curtis Gunderson Marla Haffner Carolyn Hamersky Linda Hancock John Harris Scott Hazelton Mary Hendrickson Daniel Hendrix Sherry Hogberg Rod Hollenbach Bob Horchover Bertha Horton Tim Howitz Stan Hubbard Betty Hughes Lilwen Ibesate Greg Isturis Joey Isturis Tony Jacobsen Robert Jaenicke Trace Janson Eddie Jean Annette Jewell Carl Johansen Gladis Johns John Johnson Shawne Johnson Deniece Jones 139 Jeri Jordon Julie Kantor Steve Kehler Doug Keller Edward Kiesel Teresa Kindt Wendy King Mark Kinney Dan Kleppen Carl Knapp Jenny Knudson Jeff Kollar Steve Kroll Tim Lampe Greg Lange David Lium Dan Loftstrom Joel Lupro Kurt Lutterman April Mackey Linnea Mahnke Ed Maki Anna Maloney Jack Maloney Brenda Mann David Marshall Theresa Martin Eric Masters Ted Mathias Becky Mayer Leann Maynard Mary Meketa Ed Melton Kris Messerschmidt 140 FACES Kevin Messing Beth Michaud George Michaud Harold Mikesell Mark Millea Juanita Mirabal Theresa Monagle Jeff Moore Kadell Moore Paul Morris Jenny Morte 11 Dan Mortenson David Mortenson Mark Moulton Denny Muchmore Kim Mungle Patty Murphy Patrick Murphy James Myren Wayne McGee Mickey McHugh Mason McLean Katie Mclntire Laverne McKinley Pat McKinley Rita McPherson John Nagel Colleen Nelson Eric Nelson Lisa Nelson Tammy Ness Karen Norem Wayne Norlund Max Norvell 141 John Olds Fred Olsen Henry Pacana Pi a Page Neal Parker Patty Parr Jana Parsons Michelle Paschal Greg Peck Joe Perkins Bridget Petaja Charlie Peterson Mark Peterson Ann Plotnick Larry Pontious Suzie Prather Rick Pruett Chris Purves Glen Ramsey Robert Ramsey Rachelle Reed Kurt Rehfeld Laura Reiger Tina Revels 142 Eugene Reyes Mike Riffe Lavina Riley Judy Robinson Laura Rose Mark Rosier Chris Rugloski Ruth Ryan Lisa Schmiege Gwen Secrist 143 Ruth Shaginaw Lorrie Shales Robert Shaw Kris Shumway Leornard Slope Kirk Smith Michelle Smith Llewe Smythe Sheila Stansbury Cherri Stengl Sally Stillwen Duane Stone Karl Stuart Joanne Swaney John Sweeney Kathy Taylor Scott Taylor Celeste Thibodeau Mike Thompson Janice Tinslay Ellen Traylor Cheryl Tyler Susan Van Houte Randy Vigil 144 Beth Vuille Becky Wagenius Denett Wagner Shelly Ward Michelle Watts Craig Weberg Tim Weiss Cecil Wentz Mark Wentz Linda Whitfield Kimberly Wigginton Shelly Wilcox Adeline Williams Donna Williams Duane Williams Kim Williams Susan Winton Lisa Womack Tom Yatchmanoff Lisa Yost Barbara Young David Young Cece Zagars 145 SOPHOMORES DISPLA Y 146 MANY DIFFERENT MOODS 147 Susan Van Houte is a typical sophomore. Beth Vuille is tired of studying. 1 ? 148 149 150 151 152 153 IS4 EXCHANGE It is a long way from home and at first I was not at all sure I would want to come to Alaska, but the beauty of the place and the people have changed my mind. I have made some very dear and good friends here and I shall always remember the kindness they have given me and I am glad I ended up here in Juneau, Alaska. If you're ever in Iceland come and see me Gudrun Arnadottir. Petta er mjttg langt adt heiman og i jyrstu war 'eg ekkert a' pvi ej mig langadi til Alaska, en lands jegurdin og jolkid haja alveg breytt pvi. Eg hef eignast mjfla goda vini h6ma og 'eg mun alltif muna eftir havd vingjanleg pan hafer verid mer og 'eg er glad ad 'eg kom hingacd til Juneau, Alaska. Ed pii kemur einhventiman til Islands heimscktn mig endilega. Gudrun Arnadottir. 156 STUDENTS Hello Friends, I'm so happy that it finally snowed today. Juneau is even nicer when it's covered with snow. I'm already excited to go skiing. Beside there is nothing special going on. I still like the school, my host family and I understand us very good and in general the people are very friendly and open. Now it's almost naturally for me to speak English all the time and I have a hard time to live somewhere else than Juneau. Ursula Ulrich Ursula Ulrich-Switzerland Hello Freunde, ich ben so glucklich dass es heute endlich geschneit hat. Juneau ist mit schhee bedeckt noch viel schonerals sonst. Ich freue mich jetzt schon aufs skifahren. Ausser dem schnee ist eigentlich nichts Beson edies geschenen. Die schule gefallt mir inner noch, meine gastfamilie und ich veistenen uns ausgezeichnet und allgemein finde ich die leuk sehr nett und offen. Furmich ist es nun fast se Ibstveiskind I ich, dass ich fast mimmer englisch speiche und ebenso kann ich mir im moment gar nicht vorslellen ergendwo andeis als in Juneau he wohmen. Gruss Ursula There are many differences in the custome of my home country, Iceland, and the United States. I like some of the customs of the U .S . far better. Here more people attend church regularly. The schools offer a wide assortment of courses, as well as extra-curricular activities such as sports, clubs, and class projects. In my country most people eat more often during the day. The young people have more freedom. Going to college is very inexpensive since the government pays for the opportunity to go to college or technical school. Einar Gunnarson pad ev mikid olikt innan i minu bandi Fslandi, og Ametiku. Mer likar sumt of pessari mennigu f6a Ameriku mjdg mikid'; Her en meima f6lk sem fer i kiokju neglulega. Skolinn her hefun jmiss koman namsgveinai ak bj6da, og einnigin meina aukafelagstif og stanfsemi fil domis ipvdt, kluppa og pleiva gelagslif. I minu landi bovdae Ifest foiked fleive maltidav yfiv daginn. Unga folkid herue mieva fuelsi fana i mennbaskola ev ekki mjdg dijet af pve ad vikisbjdvnin bovgae pad, bakikifavr fil ad fana i memfaskola dea idnadaskdla. Einar GunnArson 157 EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION E-TV is the class in the high school that manages and operates Crimson Bear Television, Broadcast- ing system over BC cable on channel eleven. In addition to showing educational programming dur- ing school hours for the district schools, CB-TV also provides live coverage of most if not all school and community events. The highlight of the season was the State Basketball Tournament held in Juneau March 3-4-5 . ETV's other accomplish- ments include: a local news program, almost all other J-D high Sports, and even some junior high sports. Crimson Bear Television is an organiza- tion that to succeed must have students with all kinds of interests and ideas, it's not a fun class, but the work can be fun. Front Left to Right: Lorrin Williams, Don Erisman-Station manager, Tom Tilson, Dale Wallington, Rick Pruett, David Hendrix, Larry Kent, Duane Stone, Sue Nelson, Dave Boweter, Joline Koby, Melanee Millette. Back Left to Right: Carl Johanson, Colin Cooper, Joel Lupro, Mason McLean, Phil Bergey, Sheila Gooding-Advisor, Hans Hazelton, Betty Hughes, Not Pictured: C. J. Delaney, David Floyd, Wayne McGee, Neal Parker, Dan Kleppen, Mike Lentz. c 15« RIFLE CLUB This year there are seven active members in the Rifle Club. This is a small group but nevertheless enthusi- astic. They meet every Monday night in the Harbowview rifle range under the supervision of their advisor, Lance Brown. Standing: Brian Hall, Wendell Whistler, Charlie Jones, Kneeling: Bob File, David Budbill. Not Pictured: Mark Fagerstrom, Randy Lousberg. 160 THESPIANS The Thespians reactivated this fall after an absence of two years. Guiding the activities of the stage-struck group are Shelly Swanke-President, Leslie Lauber-Vice-President, Sharon Crowe 11-Secretary, Erin Millea-Treasurer, and Ken Koelsch-Advisor. Thespians play the major roles in J-D High's productions, both off stage and on stage. They are also working towards improving the physical facilities for dramatic presentation. Costume and make-up storage, painting and carpeting the auditorium, and new stage draperies are major goals. Kneeling: Mike Eakin, Nancy File, Suzy Andregg, Nena Berry, Pat McCorcle, Cassandra Weiss, Sharon Crowell, Erin Mi Ilea, Valerie Westcott and Beth Larsen. Standing: Ken Koelsch-Advisor, Shelly Swanke, Larry Davis, Sheldon Winters, David Harris, Stacey Toner, Rob Bruce, Debbie Reinwand, Steve Stanley, Dick Cameron and Ron Flint. ALPINE CLUB With George Trani as advisor, the 1976-77 Alpine Club really moved! Meeting every other Tuesday night the club watched filmstrips, slides and also planned upcoming activities. Winter ascents were made on Thunder Mountain and Mt. Jumbo, Rock climbing was also practiced and a three day trip to the icefield. All in all it was a very successful year for the Alpine Club. Ann Bradley, Eric Trent and Colin Cooper-Thunder Mountain in Background. 162 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Standing: Margaret Swanson, Shelly Swanke, Terri Robins, Cassandra Weiss, Kim Southard, Lori Larson, Sherry Simpson, Marilyn Thibodeau, Jody Learner, Chris Eakins, Doug Peei, Linda Dupere, Paula Brewer, Joe Pagenkopf, Steve Stanley, Steve Brown, Len Peterson (Advisor), Ellen Eggleston. Sitting: Erin Millea (Vice President), Jessica Fraties (President), Dave Harris (Secretary). This year, National Honor Society (N.H.S.) has kept very active with many projects. They have so far sponsored a toy drive and are helping the St. Jude Center by finding volunteers to work with the children. Along with this, some members are tutoring elementary students. They also plan to have the annual college quiz bowl. To be a member, you must be selected by a com- mittee of teachers on the bases of leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service. A student must excel in all of these areas to be elegible. Therefore, all students chosen should be com- mended . 163 DECA Distributive Education Clubs of America identifies the program of student activity relating to Distributive Education and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. DECA students at J-D high operate Mac's Cache as a learning experience in store mer- chandising and management. They have given a workshop on Alaska at the Western Regional leadership Conference to DECA students from the 13 Western states. Several other community activities are planned for later this year. The students have traveled to Phoenix, Arizona, to Anchorage, and to Disneyland, California for the State mid-national conference. 164 165 INTERNATIONAL CLUB The International Club is for students who are interested in foreign languages. They meet once a week in the foreign language room. There are 10 to 15 active members as well as their ad- visor, Mrs. Nayudu. This year they are planning an exchange with another Southeastern town. In raising money for this, they have had a chili feed and sold popcorn to buy a prize for a foreign language Scrabble tournament. Front: Marilynn Garcia, Irene Lampe, Melanee Millette, Norman Flood. Back: Chris Purvis, Scott Taylor, Pat Costello, Tom Logan, Advisor Mrs. Nayudu. 166 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FHA Club is a national school-connected group for guys and girls who have had 1 credit of Home Economics. The club is involved each year in earning money for the state convention where members from each town in Alaska attend to elect new state officers and to meet new people. This year the convention is being held here in Juneau. About 250 students from all over Alaska will attend. To earn money, they sell refreshments at the basketball games, hold dances, they had dough- nut sales, and put on a modeling show. Front: Marge Schmiege-advisor, Linda Johnson, Leora Riley. Middle: Kathy Taylor, Mike Dapcevich, Tammy S Lowney, Kerry Leaf, Becky Wagenius. Back: Mary Barcus, Ellssa Scott, Becky Lean, Kristin Galdabini. wm 167 C.D .A .A. is Chicks and Dudes Against Apathy. It consists of 23 students who are interested in see- ing the pep in the school increase. These students take part in meetings every Tuesday at lunch. At these meetings, they resolve and put fourth new ideas to help the spirit in the school. For short, it's a pep club. They do neat things like put on skits at pep assemblies, that keep the students laughing. The president is AI Parce, Vice President Kathy Tahlor, Sec. Treas. Tammy Lowney. The Advisor is none other than Betsy McHugh. She has done a marvelous job at supervising, and has given up many hours to help the group. 168 ART CLUB The Art Club this year has been an active group whose main effort has been raising money fora trip to Washington D.C. They have worked on projects such as a 1977 calendar, spirit buttons, ceramics, jewelry and many other items which they have sold to raise money for their trip. Mr. Brian Grove is their great advisor. Front: Betsy Bradley, Carrie Funk, Ellen Eggleston, Ellen Twiname, Catheren Roberts. Middle: Jo Ellen Traylor, Dan 2 Fisher, Virginia Patrick, Kathy Bradley, Ursula Ulrich, Kris Simpson, Gary Brummitt. Back: Mr. Grove-advisor, Mrs. ! Slaven, Susan VanHoute, Anne Bradley, Kayla Arensfeild, Julie Funk, Doug Peel. Not Pictured: Dan Coon. 169 MIXED CHORUS Mixed Chorus has put out a new sound this year with seven altos, six sopranos, and five bases. They have participated in three concerts under the direction of Bernie Hendricks. Front Row: Mary Hendrickson, Samera Green, Susan Meketa, Jody Gross, Echo Robidouex, Jeannita Winters, Celeste Thibodeau. Middle Row: Lorrie Pennoyer, Lori Nottingham, Lisa Espera, Norma Vincent, Ruth Ryan, Renee Hansen, Denett Wagner. Back Row: Barbara Young, Brick Lobaugh, John Knight, Everett Carnahan, Tim Weiss, Kurt Lutterman, Marlene Grant. 170 171 c o N c E R T C H 0 1 R Concert Choir: Back Row L. to R.-Mike Schmitz, Dan Mayer, Dick Cameron, Tom Stewart, Dave Hanson, Sheldon Winters, Dave Mayer, Larry Davis, Rob Bruce, Carl Shaw, James Baumgartner, Tom Laurent, Phil Bergey, Dave Hendrix, Robin Sylvester, Mark Lewis, Kirk Blumenshine, Steve Stanley, Jacques Norvell, Middle Row L. to R.-Nancy File, Cheryl Eldemar, Sandy Parr, Bev Barger, Marlyn Twitchell, Stacy Toner, Mike Eakin, Dave Harris, Tom Tilson, Larry Kent, Darryl Ackerman, Sidni Wagenius, Debbie Ras, Roxie Mourant, Becky Lean, Cassandra Weiss, Frederica Vincent. Middle Front Row L. to R.-Chris Freymueller, Sandy Peck, Linne Clarke, Paula Veasey, Sherill Lambruschini, Diana Michael, Debbie Reinwand, Mary Lin Bruce, Beth Larsen, Susan Anderegg, Thelma Whitfield, Janet Smith, Lori Larson, Pat McCorcle, Jessica Fraties, Kim Kiefer. Front Left-Erin Millea, Judy Sullivan, Tammy Lowney, Front Right- Susie Johnson, Mary Laschober, Debbie Hendrix, Lexie Miller, Betty Lyon, Gretchen Bishop. Not Pictured-Dave Ignell, Linda Dupere. 172 173 CONCERT TRUMPETS MaryLynn Bruce Larry Davis Mark Fagerstrom Marty Listerberger Paul Morris Doug Murray Max Norvell Greg Peck Sheldon Winters Ray Tindell OBOES Susan Andregg Shelly Swanke BASSOONS Mike Eakins Darrell Ackerman BARITONES Kevin Fagerstrom Pat Pennoyer BASSES Rob Bruce RECORDER Norman Kraus CLARINET Lisa Carlson Nena Berry Libby Johnson Patricia McCorle Kelly Patrick Steven Stanley Theresa Wilman BAND PERCUSSION Clay Good Kent Loving Tim Robinson Val Westcott FRENCH HORN David Mayer SAXOPHONE Karl Shaw Wayne Norlund Samara Green Terri Listberger FLUTES Theresa Barnack Alison Brooks Denise Jones Sandy Parr Echo Robidouex Janet Smith Karen Tetzlaff TROMBONES Mike Barnack Dan Mayer Chris Messerschmitt CONCERT BAND The 1976-77 Concert Band is underthe direction of Stan Sells. Mr. Sells brought to the band many new and dif- ferent ideas. Several of the band mem- bers attended Southeast and State Honor Band. All of the members participated in the music festival, as well as several concerts throughout the year. 175 PEP BAND The Pep Band this year has created a new sound under the direction of Mr. Sells. They have played at most all of the J-D High sports activities and have added a great deal of spir- it to the games. 176 Front Row: Mr. Sells-Director, Wade Berry, Randy Kindall, Rob Bruce, Clay Good, Sandy Parr, Tim Robinson and Mac. Second Row: Susan Anderegg, Theresa Barnack, Carl Shaw, Alison Brooks, Karen Tetzlaff, Pat McCorcle. Third Row: Steve Stanley, Kelly Patrick, Elizabeth Johnson, Teresa Willman, Nena Berry, Mike Eakin. Fourth Row: Mike Barnack, Larry Davis, Doug Murray, Pat Pennoyer, Mark Fagerstrom, Wayne Norlund, Max Norvell, Marylin Bruce, Terri Listberger. Standing Left: David Mayer, Danny Mayer, Ray Tindall, Marty Listberger. Not Pictured: Janet Smith, Scott Taylor. STAGE BAND The stage band has participated in three concerts this year and also the Music Festival which was held in Juneau. The band consists of 5 trumpets, 3 trombones, 3 saxophones, 2 drums, 2 guitars, 1 base guitar. It is di- rected by Mr. Sells, who has done a fantastic job. i V- h T «V Mr. Sells-Director, Scott Taylor, Terry Listberger, Ray Tindall, Betty Hughes, Lorren Cummins, David Mayer, Sheldon Winters, Wade Bier, Danny Mayer, Clay Good, Randy Kindall, Tim Robinson, Kris Messerschmidt, Jeff Wolden. ■1 178 179 WRESTLETTES Wrestlettes is a group of girls who help the wrestlers. They keep book scores, team scores, run the clock, give dinners, pass oranges to the wrestlers and make posters. They have a membership of ten girls. Dorinda Miller is President, Lisa Yost is Vice-President, Janice Marlin is Secretary, Cindy Duval is treasurer and Mrs. Christie Slaven is the Advisor. 180 Sitting: Cindy Duval, Valerie Ackerman, Lisa Yost. Standing: Mrs. SIaven-Advisor, Marlene Grant, Gina Mixon, Connie Keithahn, Janice Marlin, Dorinda Miller. Not Pictured: Jane Flannigan, Dalene Duval, Michelle Gross. 181 these were our 3A CUC ZIJ byt tammy lowuey WKiy mourant 184 185 186 I r GUIDANCE Geri Whiting j-D WRESH IRE KO. 18« ENGLISH 189 190 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 191 SOCIAL STUDIES 192 MA THEMA TICS SCIENCE 194 BUSINESS EDUCATION 195 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1% 197 198 Ackerman, Darrell 20,172 Ackerman, Valerie 181,215 Ahrensfeld, Kayla 20,169 Akiyama, Alan 64,80,82 Allred, Karla 20 Alps, Shannon 20 Anderegg, Susan 20,161,177,172 Anderson, Greg 123 Andrews, Clyde 20,62,226 Arnadottir, Gudrun 20,123,156,157 Arns, Annette 20 Ashenbrenner, James 20 Austin, Donald 82 Bach, Don 82 Bain, Theresa 82 Baker, Bridget 61,82,88 Barcus, Mary 20 Barger, Bev 52,53,64,80,82,97,99, 172 Barnack, Michael 127,177 Barnack, Theresa 177 Baumgartner, James 20 Baumgartner, John 20,172 Baxter, Cathy 2,3,52,53,61,82,85 Baxter, Dan 21,43,115 Beedle, John 21 Bell, Donna 82 Bennett, Tom 21 Bergey, Philip 82,158,159,172 Berry, Nena 81,82,161,177 Beiry, Wade 177,178,179 Birchell, Darcy 99 Birza, Jud 21 Birza, Sandy 2,21,57,123 Bishop, Gretchen 21,172 Blackwell, Gary 82,94,95 Blumenshine, Kirk 22,70,71,115,127 Bogart, Peggy 100 Bogart, Steve 82 Borbridge, Charles 22,26 Boucher, Jo 54,55 Boweter, David 158 Brabaw, Dave 82 Bradley, Anne 22,46,62,162,169 Bradley, Betsy 169 Bradley, Kathy 169 Brady, Laura 22 Brockman, Debra 22,164 Brooks, Allison 82 Brooks, Jeff 22,66 Brower, Kathy 82 Brown, Neil 82 Brown, Steve 22 Brown, William 81,82,123,124 Bruce, Mary I in 66,172,177 Bruce, Rob 66,82,161,172,177 Brum mitt, Gary 169 Buchanan, Steve 82 Budbill, David 23,160 Burgess, Suzanne 23 Burns, Leslie 2,3,23,30,53,60,61,70, 71 Burns, Traci 82 Calvin, Jim 115 Cameron, Dick 67,161,172,2,214 Carey, Alan 124 Carlson, Lisa 82 Carnahan, Everett 170 Cartmill, Cindy 82 Castillo, Pete 166 Clarke, Linne 70,171,172,36,226,225 Clute, Charlie 82 Coffee, Carolyn 2,61,82,85,101 Cook, Cristen 83,99,215 Coon, Daniel 83 Cooper, Colin 158,162 Couzin, Murray 83 Cox, Leslie 83 200 Coxe, Ray 83 Crow, Cathy 110 Crowell, Sharon 62,83,90.161 Cummins, Delton 120 Cummins, Loren 178 Dahl berg, Sigrid 61 Dapcevich, Mike 83 Davis, Larry 83,161,177 Day, Laureen 224,40,25,224 Decker, Mary 83 Devlin, Michael 83 Diebels, Dan 83 Diebels, Liza 62,70,71,225,26 Donahoe, Brian 53,70,83 Duval, Dalene 83,98 Duval, Cindy 181 Eakin, Chris 67,26 Eakin, Mike 66,161,172,177 Eberhardt, Pat 81,83 Eckhardt, Debbie 83 Eggleston, Ellen 124,169,27 Eggleston, Ron 83 Eldemar, Cheryl 60,61,172,27 Erisman, Don 158,159,27 Espera, Lisa 170 Fagerstrom, Kevin 83,86,96,115 Fagerstrom, Mark 177 Fawcett, Nicholas 83 Feero, Karen 28 File, Robert 160,28 File, Nancy 161,172,28 Fisher, Dan 169 Fitzjarrald, Mark 83 Flanagan, Jame 83,123 Flint, Ron 62,161,28 Flood, Norman 166 Forrest, Chris 83 Forrest, John 83 Fraties, Jessica 56,172 Freymueller, Wendy 83 Freymueller, 172,40 Frick, Debbie 61,110,214 Frick, Sondra 109,110,111 Funk, Carrie 169 Funk, Julie 169 Furness, Kris 64,210,216 Garcia, Marilynn 83,166 Garnick, Dale 120 Good, Clay 60,62,83,94,100,177,178 Gould, Roy 85 Gould, Steve 120 Gowdy, Dan 54,64,216 Gowdy, Lisa 2,52,53,64,80,85 Grant,Marlene 85, 181,119 Grantham, Patty 85,118,119 Green, Samara 170 Gross, Jody 85,170,171 Gunnarsson, Einar 123,156,157,29 Haffner, Ron 85,90,97 Haffner, Michelle 57,85,118 Hall, Bryan 160 Hall, Mark 85 Hammonds, Walter 85 Hansen, David 64,80,85,88,172 Hansen, Renee 85,213 Harman, Kevin 85 Harris, David 66,67,124,161,172 Harris, John 85,120 Harris, Willy 85 Hart, Karla 81,85 Haywood, Rick 86 Hazelton, Hans 158 Helle, Jean 61,85 Hendrickson, Mary 170 Hendrix, Dave 158,172 Hendrix, Debbie 172 Hiner, Kevin 85 Hixson, Wayne 85 Hog ins, Linda 85 Holt, Lyndon 85,123 Hughes, Betty 158,178 Hughes, Rick 85 Hulbert, Erik 85 Ignell, Dave 85,98,115 Isturis, Leslie 85 Jacobsen, Kathy 225 Jaenicke, Randy 85 James, Gene 120 Johns, Dusty 85 Johnson, Elizabeth 85,177 Johnson, Kevin 85 Johnson, Lorena 86 Johnson, Shawna 110,214 Johnson, Susan 61,91,172,2 Jones, Charles 160 Jones, Deniece 216 Joseph, Darlene 86 Kahklen, Troy 86,87,101 Kantor, Julie 140 Kearney, Lee 86 Kehler, Steve 140 Keithahn, Connie 86,181 Keller, Doug 115,140 Kelly, Marianne 2,3,32,59,221 Kelly, Mike 86,115 Kemp, Havlin 86,123 Kent, Larry 66,158,159,172 Kiefer, Kim 172,32 Kiehl, Karen 140 Kiesel, Edward 140 Kimlinger, Tom 86 Kindall, Randy 178,179,218 Kindi, Teresa 140 King, Eric 86 King, Wendy 54,55,140 Kinney, Mark 140 Kleppen, Dan 140 Kline, Phyllis 84,86,213 Knapp, Carl 140 Knapp, Ross 127 Knight, John 140,170 Knudson, Jenny 140 Koby, Jolene 158 Kollar, Jeff 140 Krehbiel, Dan 86 Kroll, Steve 140 Lambruschini, Sherill 33,172,39,219 Lampe, Irene 86,166 Lancaster, Candy 86 Lantz, Mark 86 Lapinski, Tammy 86 Larsen, Beth 81,161,172 Larson, Lana 86,91 Larson, Layne 86 Larson, Lori 172 Laschober, Mary 61,86,91,162 Laurent, Thomas 86,123,172 Leaf, Kerry 86 Learner, Jody 62,118 Learner, Shannon 86 Lean, Becky 86,172,213 Leise, Dave 86 Leslie, Sandy 86,164,165 Lewis, Mark 172 Listberger, Marty 177 Listberger, Terri 177,178 Lium, David 140 Lobaugh, Brick 170,215 Lofstrom, Dan 140 Logan, Thomas 140,166 Loving, Kent 140 Lowery, Steve 86 Lowney, Tamara 86,172 Lupro, Joel 140,158 Lutterman, Kurt 120,140,170 Lyon, Betty 86,62,172 Mahnke, Linnea 66,229 Mann, Brenda 110 Markovich, Ruth 54,55 Marlin, Janice 181 Martin, Diana 86,111 Martin, Frank 86 Mason, John 87 Mayer, David 87,172,177,178,179 Mayer, Dan 62,66,87,172,176,177, 178 McCorcle, Patricia 61,124,161,172, 177 Maynard, LeAnne 140 McLean, Mason 158 Meili, Pam 164 Meiners, David 229 Meketa, Mary 140 Meketa, Susan 59,68,81,82,84,86, 170,216 Melton, Ed 164 Melton, June 164 Merritt, Mindy 52,53,58,59,84,90,33 Messerschmidt, Kris 178 Messing, L inda 87 Metcalf, Will 87 Michaels, Diana 172 Mielke, Mary 87 Millea, Erin 66,161,172 Miller, Darryl 82,87,91,92 Miller, Dorinda 92,181 Miller, Lexie 70,91,92,110 Miller, Talya 118 Millette, Melanee 66,92,158,166 Milton, John 92,120 Mina, Bernadette 92 Mixson, Gina 92,122,123,181 Moeller, Mike 164 Monagle, Chris 114,115,36,226 Monagle, Theresa 110,118 Monroe, Marlee 82,92,110,111 Moore, Kadell 118 Morris, Paul 123 Mortensen, Daniel 106 Mortensen, David 106 Mortensen, Jan is 92 Moss, Manuel 93 Motley, Mike 93 Mourant, Roxanne 61,92,172 Muchmore, Barbara 92 Muchmore, Denny 120 Mungle, Kim 54,55 Mungle, Terri 70,71,226 Murray, Doug 92,177 Murray, Lorraine 92 Nagel, John 123 Nayudu, Kris 57,64,70,71,219 Nelson, Lisa 61 Nelson, Sue 158 Norem, Karen 61 Norlund, Wayne 177 Norvell, Jacques 172,38 Norvell, Max 120,177 Nottingham, Lori 52,53,58,59,210, 82,83,92,170,171 Nowlin, Don 114 O'Brien, Mark 57,64,65,70,71,33 O'Brien, Sean 87,92,228 Oien, Tory 81,92 Olds, John 142 Olsen, Fred 142 O'Rourke, Karen 92 Pacana, Henry 64 Paradis, John 66,38 Paradis, Robert 92,229 Parce, Allen 224,38,224 Parr, Sandra 172,177 Parsons, Kelsey 92 Patrick, Kelly 177,92 201 Patrick, Virginia 169,213,38 Paul, Laurita 92 Pavitt, Bernie 92 Pavitt, Beth 92 Peck, Sandra 61,172,39,221 Peel, Douglas 64,70,71,169,39,226, 216,213 Pegau, Scott 92,164 Pegau, William 88,93 Pegues, Jack 93 Pennoyer, Lorre 170 Pennoyer, Pat 177 Personett, Tami 66,81,82 Petersen, Richard 92 Peterson, Charley 142 Peterson, David 92 Peterson, Mark 120 Plotnick, Ann 142 Plotnick, Mike 92 Ponsford, Trent 92 Price, Tim 94 Prince, Randy 94 Prince, Tammy 142 Prow, Pat 94 Pruett, Karen 94 Pruett, Rick 142, 158 Prussing, Mark 62, 88, 92, 94, 212 Purvis, Chris 142, 166 Pusich, Linda 39 Pusich, Mike 2, 3, 39, 226 Pusich, Pat 94, 101 Quinn, Ted 62, 94, 99, 123 Ramsey, Glenn 142 Ramsey, Robert 142 Ras, Debbie 94, 172 Rausch, Ann 40, 123 Reed, Rachelle 142 Rehfeld, Kurt 142 Reiger, Laura 142 Reinwand, Debbie 2, 3, 40, 62, 72, 161 172 Revels, Laura 94, 164 Revels, Tina 142 Richards, John 115 Richards, Kathy 94, 99, 123 Riley, Lavina 54, 55 Ritter, David 40 Ritter, Rugh 94 Robbins, Terri 40, 45, 58, 64 Roberts, Catherine 94, 169 Robertson, Judy 143 Robideux, Echo 170 Rob insen, Tim 40, 177, 178 Robinson, Debbie 40 Roesing, Kirk 94 Rose, Laura 143 Rosier,Jeanette 94 Rosier, Mark 143 Rowland, Richard 94 Rugloski, Chris 143 Ryan, Jim 94 Ryan, Ruth 143, 170 Sanders, Jay 94 Sandor, Janet 94 Savikko, Coreen 109, 110, 119, 118, 40 Schmiege, Lisa 143 Schmitz, Mike 172, 40 Schmitz, Steven 94 Schroeder, Michael 94 Scott, Elissa 41 Secrist, Elizabeth 94 Secrist, Gwen 143 Sesler, Wendy 94, 95 Sevdy, Linda 123, 94 Shaginaw, Darlene 61, 94 Shaginaw, Ruth 144 Shanley, Lee Ann 61, 90, 95 202 Shaw, Karl 177, 172, 41, 23 Shaw, Robert 144 Shelley, Betty 41 Simpson, Connie 61, 95 Simpson, Kris 169, 41 Simpson, Sherry 118, 62, 41 Sison, Renee 41 Skoog, Cecily 56, 43, 42 Skoog, Chris 144 Smith, Janet 177, 172, 64, 42, 30 Smith, Kirk 144, 106 Smith, Mark 18, 64, 42, 225 Smith, Marcus 95 Smith, Michele 144 Smith, Paul 120, 95 Smyth, Herb 123, 42 Smyth, Lew 144 Southard, Kim 119, 42 Spoltman, Mark 123,120,42 Stable, Larry 144 Stanley, Steve 161, 177, 172, 43, 66 Stansbury, Sheila 144, 64 Starr, Danette 100, 95 Statter, Debbie 43 Stengl, Cheri 144 Stengl, Del 99, 95 Stephens, Tom 144 Stevens, Angie 43 Stevens, Lisa 61, 95 Stevenson, Lisa 43 Stewart, Caleb, 95 Stewart, Greg 95 Stewart, Tom 80, 95, 172, 64 Stilwell, Sally 144 Stoinich, Tony 126, 95 Stone, Cindy 40, 43 Stone, Duane 158 Stuart, Karl 144 Sullivan, Judy 95, 72, 225 Swaney, Joanne 144 Swanke, Shelly 59,66,43,49,219 Swanson, Margaret 124, 44, 226 Swartz, Diane 66, 82, 95 Sylvester, Robin 172, 44 Tanner, Marion 95 Taylor, Kathy 144 Taylor, Scott 166, 178 Taylor, Kirk 95 Tetzlaff, Karen 177, 95, 177 Tetzlaff, Kathy 44 Thibodeau, Celeste 106, 170, 118, 144 Thibodeau, Marilyn 44 Thibodeau, Peter 95, 210, 216 Thomas, Susie 44 Thomas, Terry 44 Thompson, Mike 144 Tilson, Tom 44, 158, 172 Tindall, Ray 178, 179, 177, 62, 95 Tinsley, Janice 144 Toner, Stacy 161, 123, 172, 45 Tracy, Rob 95 Traylor, JoEllen 169 Trego, Tom 45 Trent, Eric 45, 162 Tull is. Jack 144 Twiname, Ellen 169, 95 Twitchell, Marlyn 61,60, 172, 45, 22 Tyler, Cheryl 144 Tyler, Trina 45, 61, 48 Tyner, Steve 45, 56, 226 Ulrich, Ursula 45, 156, 169 VanHoute, Susan 169, 219 VanHouten, Pam 95, 123 VanSickle, Reed 95 Vavalis, Tim 95 Veasey, Paula 70,71,172,45,220 Vincent, Fredrica 46,172 Vincent, Norma 170 Vonda, Joe 95 Vuille, Beth 54,55,145,220 Vuille, Susan 46 Wagenius, Becky 110 Wagenius, Sidni 46, 172 Wagner, Denett 145, 170 Wakefield, Virginia 46 Walkotten, John 46 Wall, Melody % Wallington, Dale 46, 158 Wallington, Kenny 96 Ward, Shelley 145 Watts, Michele 145 Weber, Lisa 40,47 Weberg, Craig 148 Weiss, Cassandra 161, 172, 47 Weiss, Tim 140, 170 Wence, Susan 96, 118 Wentz, Cecil 148 Wentz, Henry 145 Westcott, Valerie 161, 123, 62, 18, 47 West, Tom 100, 216, 220 Whalen, Keitha 57, 96, 110 Whistler, Wendell 96, 160 Whitehead, Richard 18, 48, 120 Whitehead, Rod 96, 115 Whitfield, Linda 60, 61, 145 Whitfield, Thelma 60, 61, 172, 48 Whitfield, Velma 60, 61, 48, 172 Wigginton, Kim 145 Wilcox, Sherry 145 Willard, Richard 48 Williams, Adeline 145 Willaims, Darryl % Williams, Donna 145 Williams, Duane 145 Williams, Kim 95 Williams, Kimberly 123 Williams, LeRoy 96 Williams, Lorrin 97, 158 Williams, Sharon 97 Williams, Wallace 97, 123 Will man, Teresa 97, 177 Winegar, Shelly 47 Winn, Ross 97 Winter, Jeannita 48, 170 Winters, Sheldon 178, 161, 115, 97, 172 Winton, Brad 97 Winton, Susan 145 Withers, Treacy 48, 62, 227, 229, 228 Wolden, Jeff 178 Womack, Lisa 145 Workman, Tim 97 Yatchmanoff, Tom 145 Yost, Lisa 145, 181, 215 Young, Barbara 145, 170 Young, David 145 Zagars, CeCe 145 Zagers, Mike 70, 71, 48, 226, 220 203 SENIOR ACTIVITIES AHRENSFELD, KAYLA-Art Award, ANDEREGG, SUSAN- Pep Band 2,3,4 Concert Band 2,3,4 Junior Class Play 2,3,4 Totem 3, Concert Choir 3,4, S .E. Honor Choir 4, ANDREWS , CLYDE- Band 2,3, Junior Vice-President 3, Cross Country Running 3, J-Bird 4, BARCUS, MARY- FHA 3,4 BAUMGARTNER, JOHN- Transferred From Kenai, Cross Country Running 2,3,4, Track 3, BAXTER, DAN-J-V Basketball 2, Cross Country Running 2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, BEEDLE, JOHN-J-V Basketball 2, Cross Country Running 2,3, Wrestling 3,4, Track 4, BIRZA, SANDY- Transferred from San Luis High School, Swim Team 4, BLUMENSHINE , KIRK- J-V Basketball 2, CDAA 2,3,4, J-Bird King 3, Junior Class Play 3,4, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Homecoming King 4, BROOKS, JEFF- Senior Class Play 4. BROWN, LEO STEVEN- National Honor Society 3,4, BURNS, LESLIE- CDAA 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,3, Lieutenant 4, Senior Class Play 3, Totem Prin- cess 3, Homecoming Princess 4, Totem 3, Editor 4, CALVI N, JAMES - J-V Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, CAMERON, RICHARD-Wrestling 2, CDAA 2,3, Junior Class Play 2,3,4, Cross Country Skiing 3, Track 3,4, Senior Class Vice-President 4, Cross Country Running 4, Sen- ior Class Play 4, CAREY, ALAN- Track 2, Bowling 2,3,4, CARRELL, SUSAN- Transferred from Poncrose High School, CLARKE, LINNE-J-V Cheerleader 2, Girls Choir 2, Junior Class Play 2,4, CDAA 2,3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Totem Princess 3, Homecoming Princess 4, CORPUZ, MIKE- J-V Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, CROW, CATHY- Girls Basketball 2,3,4, Girls Volleyball 3.4, CUMMINS, DELTON- Transferred from Missouri, Cross Country Running 4, DERENOFF, ELI- Transferred from Pelican, DIEBELS, LIZA- Marshall for Homecoming 3, Mixed Chorus 3, J-Bird 4, Homecoming Princess 4, DUPERE, LINDA- CDAA 2,4, Junior Class Play 3, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, EAKIN, CHRIS- Transferred from Mount Lake Terrace High School, National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4, EGGLESTON, ELLEN- Volleyball 2, National Honor Society 3,4, CDAA 4, Art Club 4, Bowling 4, ELDEMAR, CHERYL- CDAA 2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, Drill Team 3,4, Concert Choir 4, ERISMAN, DON-A-V 2,3, Outdoor Ed. 2,3, Ed. T.V. 3,4, FEERO, DEBBIE- Art Club 3, FEERO, KAREN- CDAA 2,3, Office Aide 2,3, Varsity Cheerleading Manager 3, Speaker for Home- coming 3, Totem 4, FLINT, RON- J-V Basketball 2, Varsity Track 2,3,4, J-Bird 3, Editor 4, Student Director Junior Class Play 3,4, CDAA 3,4, Senior Class Play 4, FLOYD, DAVID - A-V 2,3, Ed. T.V. 4, FRATIES, JESSICA- Girls Choir 2, Quiz Bowl 3, Concert Choir 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, FUNK, JULIE- Outdoor Ed. 2,3, Junior Class Play 3, Art Club 4, GOWDY, DAN- Rifle Club 2,3,4, Transportation Committee 2,3,4, Senior Class Play 3, ASB Treasurer 4, GRAVES, KEN- Vocational Carpentry 3,4, GRIESER, THERESE- Totem 4, GUNNARSSON, EINAR-Exchange Student from Iceland, HOUSE, LISA-Volleyball 2, Outdoor Ed. 2,3, HUNT, PAMELA- Rifle Club 2, Senior Class Play 3, KELLY, MARIANNE- Band 2,3, CDAA 2,3,4, Pep Band 3, Senior Class Play 3,4, Junior Class Play 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Totem 3, Editor 4, KIBBY, KARY- FHA 2, CDAA 2,3,4, Girls Volleyball 3, Girls Basketball 3, KIEFER, KIM- Con- cert Choir 3,4, CDAA 4, KINDALL, RANDY- Concert Choir 3,4, Concert Band 2,3, Pep Band 2.3.4, Stage Band, Junior Class Play 3, LAMBRUSCHINI, SHERILL- CDAA 2,3,4, Junior Class Play 3, Concert Choir 4, LANCASTER, CATHY- Cross Country Skiing 3, Cross Country Running 3.4, Track 3,4, LARSON, LORI- Girls Choir 2, Drill Team Manager 2,3, CDAA 2,3,4, Junior Class President 3, Graduation Marshall 3, Concert Choir 3,4, LEACH, WENDY- Drill Team 2,3, LEAMER, JODY- Girls Basketball 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, J-Bird 4, LENTZ, MIKE- A.V. 2,3, Outdoor Ed. 2,3, Ed. T.V. 3,4, MIELKE, JANSY- Outdoor Ed. 2,3, MILLEA, ERIN- CDAA 2, Junior Class Play 2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, National Honor Society 3,4, MONAGLE, CHRIS- Transferred from Sitka High School, Varsity Basketball 4, MULLIN, VELJA- Outdoor Ed. 2, MUN- GLE, TERRI- J-V Cheerleader 2, Outdoor Ed. 2, CDAA 2,3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Totem 4, Li- brary Aide 4, Homecoming Princess 4, NAYUDU, KRIS- Cross Country Skiing 2, Track 2,4, 204 NELSON, SUSAN- National Honor Society 3,4, T.V. 4, Senior Class Play 4, NOWLIN, DON- J-V Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, PAGENKOPF, JOE- A-V 2, Cross Country Running 2, Boy's State 3, Wrestling 2,3,4, PARADIS, JOHN- Bowling 3,4, Senior Class Play 4, PARCE, ALLEN- Outdoor Ed. 2, Junior Class Play 3, Choir 3,4, CDAA 3, President 4, PEEL, DOUG- Sophomore Representative 2, Junior Class Play 3, Outdoor Ed. 2, CDAA 2, Track 2, Cross Country Skiing 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Class Representative 4, Cross Country Running 4, Art Club 4, Totem 4, Homecoming Prince 4, PUSICH, MIKE- Cross Country Skiing 3, Homecoming Marshall 3, Totem 4, REINWAND, DEBBIE- CDAA 2,3,4, Junior Class Sec Trea 3, Senior Class Play 3, J- Bird 3,4, Totem 4, Chorus 4, Junior Class Play 4, RICHARDS, JOHN- J-V Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, ROBBINS, TERRI- CDAA 2,3,4, ASB Sec Trea 4, National Honor Society 4, Cheerleading Manager 4, ROBINSON, TIM-J-V Basketball 2, Concert Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 2.3.4, Pep Band 3,4, SAVIKKO, COREEN- Girls Volleyball 2,3,4, Girls Basketball 3,4, SCHMITZ, MIKE- Bowling 2,3,4, Junior Class Representative 3, Concert Choir 3,4, CDAA 4, SHAW, KARL- Stage Band 2,3, Pep Band 2,3,4, SCOTT, LISA- FHA 3,4, SIMPSON, KRIS- Outdoor Ed. 2, Junior Class Play 3,4, Alpine Club 3, A t Club 4, SIMPSON, SHERRY- CDAA, National Honor Society 3,4, Manager For Girls Basketball 3,4, J-Bird 4, SISON, RENEE- Transferred From Mt. Edgecumbe, CDAA 4, Wrestlretts 4, SMITH, MARK- Cross Country Skiing 2.3, J-Bird Prince 3, Senior Class Representative 4, SOUTHARD, KIM- Track 2, Girls Basketball 2.3.4, CDAA 3, Girls State 3, National Honor Society 3,4, STANLEY, STEVEN- National Honor Society 4, Concert Choir 4, Concert Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Stage Band 3,4, Junior Class Play 3,4, Senior Class Play 4, STEVENSON, LISA- CDAA 3,4, Track 4, SWANSON, MARGARET- Outdoor Ed. 2,3, Bowling 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, CDAA 4, SWANKE, SHELLY-Junior Class Play 2,3,4, Drill Team 2, Lieutenant 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, National Honor Society 3,4, ICYE 4, Senior Class Play 3,4, Totem 4, Concert Band 2,3,4, SYLVESTER, ROBIN- Graduation Marshall 3, Concert Choir 3,4, fETZLAFF, KATHY- Volleyball 2, Mixed Chorus 2,Cafe.Aide 3, Art Aide 3, Office Aide 4, Library Aide 4, THIBODEAU, MARILYN- Sopho- more President 2, Cross Country Skiing 2,3, Corss Country Running 2,3,4, CDAA 2,3,4, Track 2.3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, THOMAS , S US AN- CDAA 2,3, Chorus 2,3, Cross Country Skiing 2,3, Cross Country Running 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, TONER, STACY- Language Club 2, Swim Team 2,3, CDAA 2,3,4, ASB Treasurer 3, Totem 3, Senior Class Play 3, Concert Choir 3,4, TWITCHELL, MARLYN- Sophomore Sec Treas 2, CDAA 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4, Concert Choir 2.3.4, Totem Princess 3, Junior Class Play 3, National Honor Society 3,4, TYLER, TRINA- CDAA 2,4, Vice President 3, Drill Team 4, TYNER, STEVE- Bowling 2,3, Senior Class Play 3, Track 3,4, CDAA 3,4, Transportation Committee 3,4, VEASEY, PAULA- Outdoor Ed. 2, Senior Class Play 2,4, Junior Class Play 2,4, Drill Team 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, VINCENT, FREDRICA- Junior Class Play 2,4, Girls Choir 2, Concert Choir 3,4, Junior Class Play 4, VUILLE, SUSAN-J-V Cheerleader 2, Outdoor Ed. 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, CDAA 2.3, WEBER, LISA-Volleyball 2, Track 2, WEISS, CASSANDRA- Girls Choir 2, Drill Team Manager 2,3, Junior Class Play 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3 4, Concert Choir 3,4, Senior Class Play 3,4, CDAA 4, WESTCOTT, VALERIE- Swim Team 2,3,4, Concert Band 4, Senior Class Sec Treas. 4, Junior Class Play 4, WHITFIELD, THELMA- Drill Team 2,3,4, Co-Captain 3, Mixed Chorus 3, J-Bird 3, CDAA 3,4, Concert Choir 4, WHITFIELD VELMA- Track 2, Drill Team 2,3,4, J-Bird 3 , Mixed Chorus 3, CDAA 3,4, Concert Choir 4, WHITHEAD , RI CHARD- Wrestling 2,3,4, Boy's State 3, Senior Class Representative 4, WINEGAR, SHELLY- Volleyball 2, Girls State 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Candystripers 4, ZAGARS, MIKE- Cross Country Skiing 2, Cross Country Running 2,3, Junior Class Play 3, Junior Class Representative 3, Track 2.3.4, Homecoming Prince 4. 205 THE ‘76’-'77 TOTEM STAEE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS TOR THEIR SUPPORT TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. 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