Juneau High School - Totem Yearbook (Juneau, AK)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

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STAC IE II N G TICE CLASS Of ‘§1 10 Nancy Aase Keith Acherman April Adams Debbie Adams Costa Alton Brad Arehart Rob Arnold Mike Baker Burke Barrick David Bassett 12 Matt Baxandall Jay Beedle Leah Beedle Audrey Berggren Kristi Bergin Marlene Betit Tom Boddy Jon Boley Susan Bradley Kurt Brandner 13 Seniors Set The Pace Terri Branton Carl Brockway Ray Brown Tracy Buckheim Kathy Budke Danette Burley Teil Buzzell Sharon Callahan Dean Callison Billy Cameron 14 Wayne Carnes Ed Carrilo Jim Cashen Tani Church Steve Ciraulo Terrie Ciri Chris Clark Eric Clark Kelly Coffman 15 SUPERSTARS Jeff Condron Brian Corcoran Mark Dale Rhoeda Dalton 16 Patricia Doland Jo Drechsler Rick Duncan OF ’81 Rosemarie Duran Mike Eakins Jodi Eames Kathy Eldemar Cindy Elrod Kayne Enyeart Tina Estrada 17 18 Karen Erickson Patricia Everson Dan Ferguson Laura Fleischaur Randy Ford Marcy Foster Konnay Franklet Dean Frazier-Willard Kevin Gallagher around us. they just need to be discovered Donovan Garcia Jim George Greg Germain Dana Gnagy Gordon Gotschall Lori Grant Benje Graves 19 Sophomore girls Vickie Grimes Kenny Grummett Barb Hagevig Debbie Haines Norman Hales Marianne Harris Marty Harris Pennie Harris Wally Harris 20 learning the senior ways. Chris Haywood Sam Hayworth Cindy Hedges Greg Herbert Chrissy Heueisen Tracy Hill Jordonna Hirsh Michelle Holland Caje Holst Shawn Honsinger 21 Smile and the Whole Mark Hoover Bob Hopson Kathy Huff Mike Hunter Karl Hursh Lisa Isadore 22 World Smiles With You JoAnne Jablonski Mike Jaenicke Terri James Eric Johnson Heidi Johnson Linda Jokerst Kathy Jones Trent Jones Jeff Justice Keith Kahklen 23 Cheryl Katzeek Charlene Kiesel Kelly Kindall Jon King Laura King Kerry Kirkpatrick Dutch Knight Mark Knight Traci Kobylus Irma Krook 24 Becky Landingham John Lang Sharon Larsen Dan Laschober Vic Learner Matt Lehman Verna Lenker Karen Lentfer Heidi Lentz Susan Leon 25 Roy Lesher Bob Lincoln Kim King David Logan Tim Loney Mick Lowry Jon Lutterman Charla Mackey Juanita Mason Laura Marlin New Faces 26 At J.D.H.S. Laurie Marshall Wendie Marriott Jenny McConnell Shannon McCormick Shaun McCormick Guy McRae Linda McDole Scot McGonegal 27 Diane Mckinley Don McKinnon Trisha Meketa Scot Menzies Brian Messing Heather Metcalfe John Metcalfe Cindy Michaud Wayne Middaugh Roy Mielke Alan Mill Mark Miliay 28 Cathy Miller Kirk Miller Mike Miller Kelly Mitchell Mark Morgan Tony Moore Allyn Morris Chip Morris Lee Morris Berry Mortenson Fred Muller Jean Munro 29 Jerry Nelson Split Lisa Newman Shelly Nickel Mike Nickerson Sandy Nickerson Rory Niere Jeff Nusbaum Kristin Oien 30 Personalities Della Oldaker Lisa Oldershaw Wally Olds Becky Oligney Ron Oligney Kris Olsen Kevin Oremus Eric Palm Blake Patsy Ginger Patton Shelly Patrick 31 w ro This is The Way We Learn To Swim We Learn to Swim So Early in The Morning Mike Peckham Matt Pegues Frank Perativich Scot Perkins Karen Petersen Debbie Peterson Dave Phipps Kyle Ponsford Paul Prussing Lisa Pusich Andrea Quinto Cynthia Quiring Jeanne Ratcliffe Lori Reed Becky Reimer Rick Ritter Sue Ritter Tammy Ritter Diane Robinson Dee Dee Rogers 33 Seniors and Their Problems Susie Rogers Deidre Rosier Paula Sanders Jennifer Sanford Bev Scofield Janet Scott Eric Selfridge Dave Sevdy Patty Shanley Robin Sherman 34 Robin Shira Kenny Simpson Rick Sivertsen Jyll Sliter Becky Smith Rosa Smith Shawn Smith Rick Spaziani Jeanine Spence Hans Spoerri 35 Leslie Stell Tama Stevenson Mickey Stoinich Mark Taylor Chuck Thompson Sheldon Thompson Cindy Tindell Karen Tomazej Jack Tripp Lavina Ulery 36 Marvin Vann Olivie Vertae Chrissie Vincent John Vonda Sandy Voss Stacy Waguespack Jean Walker Michelle Walker 37 SENIORS ... SENIORS .. . SENIORS ... Lisa Walker-Gonzales Steve Warner Kari Watts Doug Weber Tom Whalen Keith Whitehead Alexa Wilkinson Michele Williams Don Williamson Jeff Wilson 38 SENIORS ... SENIORS ... SENIORS Karen Wilson Linda Wilson Brent Woods Bill Wright Candy Wright Curtis Wynn Carolyn Yadao 39 PR E E Time ENil 40 41 SENIOR CAN D IDS 42 Mmm that looks good Debbie Can I have some? Mr Clean'' 43 SENIOR Nancy Aase life's good, but I hope it gets better''' Rob Arnold Whosoever loveth wisdom is righteous, but he that keepth company with fowl is weird Burke Barrick One may return to the place of his birth; he cannot go back to his youth. Matt Baxandall Anse. go forth and conquer Jay A Beedle The one who asks, receives The one who seeks, finds The one who knocks, enters Mathew 7 8 So Seniors, go forth! P S Thanks Mom and Dad Jon Boley Better dead than red Better red than— Better— than a sophomore Kurt Brandner Never put something off till tomorrow, when you can get someone else to do it today ” Terri Branton You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it come true however, you may have to work for it Kathy Budke I am what I am. don't make me be what I'm not because It won't be me Danette Burley Show me a man who makes no mistakes and I'll show you a man who doesn't do things Theodore Roosevelt Sharon L Callahan One day I shall burst my bud of calm and blossom into hysteria' Sharon Carsen May the force be with you Patricia Ruth Doland I'M too smart to study, and too cute to care Rick Duncan T.G.I.F.! Mike Eakins People who tell you never to let little things bother you have never tried sleeping in a room with a mosquito. Cindy Elrod Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today Karen Erickson Diet Pepsi's are what I need' Dan Ferguson Take life easy but give it you best at all times Its your life, (and you only live it once), so do what you want and really like to do.” Konnay Franklet Walk softly among my dreams, for they are delicate and easily crushed Greg Germain Lite is like an elevator, constantly going up and down Keith Gibson We need faith in HIM to make it the best we can Dana Gnagy If it feels good do it! Vickie Grimes Lead me not into temptation, just show me where it is Debbie Haines When you reach for a dream, you have to leave something behind Marianne Harris When in doubt, mumble Cindy Hedges They say that silence is golden, but who wants to be rich” Tracy Hill Maui here l come! JorDonna Hirsh Arise, go forth and conquer Bobbie Jo Hoyt I remember all of my childhood, what I don't remember. I make up Mark Twain Kathy Huff It s been real and fun. but it hasn't been real fun Michael K Hunter What's Happenen Harem Date” Lisa Isadore Every body party 24 hours a day JoAnne Jablonski Love is Giving. Sharing. Caring, and responding to one's needs Michael J Jaemcke Being true to a trust brings its own rewards Terri James Life is like a race, once you've given up or slowed down you fall behind Heidi Johnson Think positive. I think!? Trent Jones All literature is a footnote to Faust I have no idea what I mean by that Kathy Jones Youth is a poem with a spring time theme, measured by moments of laugh- ter and dreams Sheila Justin Don’t look back, it’s not worth remembering'” Charlene Kiesel Seek out what you've just begun and fulfill you highest goal-ln the end you'll know you've reached protection' Kelly Kindall If you can imagine it. you can achieve it If you can dream it. you can be- come it. Laura King ' Time is the coin of your life, it is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it is spent Be careful least others spend it for you Traci Kobylus Life is a bed of roses, watch out for thorns Becky Landmgham Happiness I found cannot be made, bought or sold I found it only when I tried Christ Karen Lentfer PURSUE EXCELLENCE 44 MOTTOS Susan Leon ' Aim for a star Never be satisfied with a life that is less than best Failure lies only in not having tried In keeping the soul suppressed Helen Marshall Verna Lenker Be crazy, happy and free always full of love and laughter. Timothy Loney Dream Big Dreams-but more important, dare to make those dreams come true Juanita Mason Thank-you. and have a nice day! Jennifer McConnell Happiness lies along the way and not at the end of the journey Shannon McCormick Now there's a thought! Unda McDole Ah. the thrill of the chase Mike Miller We are on our own� Chip Morris Don't worry about what people think of you. but of what they have to offer you Fred Muller Don't let time get the best or you! PARTY DOWN� Lisa Newman nan Today in tne tomorrow we worried about yesterday... Shelly Nickel There is no danger of developing eyestrain from looking on the bright side of things Sandy Nickerson I like dreaming Rory Niere In a contest between power and patience Unless you’re a doctor of midgets Then you’ll have little patience Kristin Oen Our enchantment lies in believing in the magic of memories, the last uni- corn. rainbow, purple auras, our dreams, and most importantly ourselves Della CMdaker If you can t be right, be wrong at the top of your voice Enc Palm The first one to raise his fist is the first one to run out of ideas Paula Sanders Lack of experience is the best excuse to experiment Jennifer Sanford If I am like you. who will be like me0 Bev Scofield If you love something very much set it free, if it doesn't come back to you. it never was meant to be yours, but if it does, love it forever Janet Scott Thanks Raren Eric Selfridge Love is a universal language but money makes a real good translator! Robin Shira Try and find some good in everything Shawn Smith The soul would have no rainbow, had the eye no tear Jeanine Spence Dare to be Leslie Steli Miracles are as small as a snowflake, and as great as a sky full of stars Tama Stevenson Lite's a — Isn’t it. Sheldon Thompson Sworn to tun. Loyal to none Cynthia Tindell One person with courage makes a majority Sandy Voss Life is like a long long road, you don’t see the end til you get to it Stacy Wagvespack Dynamite comes in small packages Lisa Walker-Gonzaies Thanks for tne times that you've given me Michelle Walker It takes a little more to make a Champion it takes a second effort all the time Kari Watts I'd like to thank the academy, and Maria Paradise Coke” and a smile' Ginger Patton To win is not always success, to lose is not always failure Mathew L Pegues Just Boogie you scurples away!! Debbie Petersen I'm glad I’m gone' Kyle Ponsford Despite all their efforts I still made it! Jeanme Ratcliffe Let's go skiing!! Suzette Rogers It s worth it! i TAKE IN© Time t l a i f €f §2 Junior Candids Lost in time, scared to death. I will succeed and be the best!' Dare to be who you are! We've got laughter pep and drive. 82 is really alive!!! Coming together is beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success An Italian eating Spanish food? Not bad! There are many languages in the world today, but a smile speaks them all JUNIORS ... JUNIORS ... JUNIORS Vicky Ackerman Edie Allington Buddi Altman Greg Anderson Stephen Bandirola Mike Barcellos Anthony Barnack Carrie Baxandall Karen Beason Janet Beedle tti 1 J k hr 50 JUNIORS ... JUNIORS ... JUNIORS Thomas Beierly James Bibb Ethan Billings Teri Blankinship Janet Bolten Eric Boone Bonnie Bowers Brenda Bowers Robert Bracken Rick Bradley Greg Brock Donna Brown Marty Brown Glenn Brunten Tawna Bulkley Maria Bulkow Kathy Burgess Tara Busick Sandy Cameron Bob Cassis Gina Chappell Becky Chasko Ken Cheatham Carl Christensen Pat Corcoran Barbara Cox Val Cummins Tony Cunningham Heidi Davee Obie Davis Rhonda Davis 52 Jackie Deagen Mike Deland Albert Dick Paul Diebels Marguerite Dodson John Doogan Desiree Duncan Marcy Duran Stace Duval Laura Duvernay Peter Eagle Bambi Ebona School pressure does it to ya Round-up Time 53 Shelby Edwards Shirley Edwards Jerry Eldemar Kathy Engstrom Mark Everson Brent Fagerstrom Manuela Felkl Charlene Flood Karen Forrest Drew Franson Deanna Garcia Shannon Geariety Dave Grant Rebecca Green burg John Greig Vanessa Grimes 54 Stephanie Guy Heather Haffner Heidi Hamilton Tom Hammonds Diane Hanon Sheryl Hasty Curt Haywood Linda Heerwagen Ron Hickman Veronica Hillman Becky Hinman Brenda Horton Gina Hosman Sandi Hughes Tim Hulse Matt Hunt 55 Curl Isaak Barbara Jablonski Adam James Lonnie Johnson Edwell John Scott Jordan Norm Judson Roger Kibby Kari Kiefer Dick Knapp Nancy Kollin Tom Krehbiel Deanna Lampe Byron Larson 56 Pete Larson Teresa Leaf David Lee A.J. Leslie Nicki Lewis Liz Lind Peter Lind Becky Lindquist Dane Lipson Tom Listberger Linda Lonn Carolyn Mackinnon Tom McCabe Steve McCormick 57 Cheryl McGhie Erin McKeown Victor McKinley Anya Mayer Robyn Marriot Sheila Meili Andy Meiners Kris Mercer Forrest Messerschmidt Mike Middaugh Cari Millar Matt Miller “82 Contemplates on the Idea 58 Nancy Miller Dianna Milton Frank Milton Roel Miranda Sydney Mitchell Greg Moncrief Angie Montoya Mark Morris Paul Naab Tammy Nelson Grant Ness Brett Neyhart Carmen Niere Linda Nissen Scott Nygard Dina O'Clary Annemarie Offer Rob Ogden of Purple Cosmos in Outer Space. 59 When it comes to class Alice Oldershaw Jackie Oila Lori Oliver Chuck Orsborn John Paneok Wade Parrish Cyndi Perdue Margaret Petersen Kevin Petersen Sue Phillips Everett Pierce Inta Plume Barbara Poray Nancy Potts 60 JUNIORS have it! Keith Price Tom Price Chuck Purvis Tracy Pyles Walter Ratzat Cathy Reaume Gail Riederer Charlie Roberts Garth Rogers David Rose Deanna Saltzman Betsy Schenker Robert Schroth Ervan Schultz Rocky Selvig Sandy Shelly Lisa Simpson Susan Sims Carol Skrzynski Julianna Smith Suzy Stengl Bruce Staphan Mike Stevenson Robby Stevenson Eileen Sturrock Gene Tagaban 62 Billy Simms' Younger Sister Ray Thibodeau Carlene Thompson Ed Thorne Lori Tidwell Fred Tolbert Maggie Tompkins Laurie Traeger Greg Trollan Ezechiel Untalasco Ricky Untalasco Matt VanPatten Monica Vaughn Craig Wahl Kristy Wall 63 Duane Ward Janet Welch Greg Weldon Donna Wells Janene Welp Eric Wicks Greg Wilcox Diana Wiley Gail Wiley Peggy Williams Richard Williams Dave Wilson Lisa Wischmeier Pam Wittanen Gene Wooden Debbie Yadao 64 65 Make sure that box is nice and strong, we don't want Mr Mercer to escape T TARRING THE Cl ATT €E ‘83 flic good, the bad, and the oglv Gracia Adams Tim Adams Katie Adelmeyer Chris Alton Denise Arseneau Dwayne Avessuk Dean Baker David Bandirola Zoe Barcellos Mike Barger Tim Barnack Ken Baxter Pete Bowers Kevin Bowman Tanya Brakel Nancy Branson Mindy Bryson Joe Buell Terri Calbick John Carlson 70 I never dreamed Mexico would be like this Joe Cashen Kevin Casperson Gail Chalcroft Mike Ciri Alex Clark Emily Clark Shannon Collum Karen Coon Laurie Davidson Debbie Dawson Leon Dees John Demuth 71 Captured Moments Cheryl Dilg Melvin Doland Shawn Dooley Kevin Dunne Kathy Dupere Jeff Duvernay Anton Eagle Bob Eakins Joe Eberhardt Gene Eckardt Elsie Eldemar Scott Ellis 72 Elton Engstrom Laura Erickson Tiffany Farr Korrine Galdabini Bill Gasparek Ben Goenett Gale Goldsmith Gerald Gotschall Kathy Gouyton Dale Gowen Jacque Grant Barbara Green 73 Charles Green Irene Gregg Becky Grieser Jeff Grummett Kim Gyther Mia Haffner Carolyn Hall Lisa Hamilton Richard Harris John Haywood Robert Head Shari Heller Sherry Hendrickson James Henery Shauna Heueisen Stephanie Higgins LoRonda Hilton Mike Hinman Craig Hogan Eric Holst 74 Betsy Hoyt Debbie Huff Bob Hughes Marilyn Hughes Dewey Isaacs Ramon Isturis John Jacobsen Phil Jacobsen Sharen Jamestown Miriam Jenkins Dan Jim Craig Johnson Greg Johnson Lonnie Johnson 75 Sara Johnson Chrisie Jokerst Cassie Jones Wesley Jones Dennis Kaill Robert Keener Tom Kerle Nicky Kimlinger Scott Kindall Kelly King Shawn Kinney Karen Kline Nellie Knapp Lesslie Knight 76 Sign in black ink only. Stewart Knudson Susan Kollin Mike Ladwig Matt Landingham Kim Larsen Theresa Laschober Mike Lefevre Jerry Lenker Susan Lentfer Rick Lewis 77 Cari Lind Andrea Lloyd Tim Love Karen Lowden Molly McCormick Lisa McCoy Lanette McCuistion Mark Mcdowell Teri McKinnion Karla Magnuson Sheldon Maier Mike Marlin Allison Martin Carolee Martin Cathy Martin Shelley Martin Suzan Mathisen Carolyn Mears Virginia Meehan Dana Metcalf 78 Pat Metcalf Patty Michaud Melita Mikesell Cindy Miller Scott Miller Lisa Mitten Bruce Monroe Liz Morris Joy Morrison Rolf Nelson Ba Nguyen Chi Nguyen 79 Galen Nickel Ian Northrip Ross Ogden Deborah O'Hara Kevin Ollila Jake Olivit Kari Olsen Shelly Oremus Mary Owen Peter Page Rosco Palmer George Paradise 80 Cooking Spanish style Katrina Pierce Mona Pineda Alan Platnick Karmell Ponsford Ed Post Scott Purvise Bryan Quinn Dave Ramsey Chris Rasler Bill Ratcliff Lewis Reece Ruth Reid Robert Remler Kim Reyet Don Ritter Michele Roberts Rosemary Robbins Linda Robinson 81 Nanette Rogers Harley Saltzman Gail Sanders Brian Schultz Karla Scott Jim Sellars Edie Seslar Rob Shattuck Robert Simpson Tammy Skannes Beth Sliter Lois Slater Kevin Smith Mary Frances Smith 82 Robin Snyder Lisa Solberg Marc Spaziani Roger Sperber Bob Stevens Kevin Stevenson Eric Stier Valerie Stokes Diana Stravens Nelda Subeldia Larry Sweeney Margie Tandy Bonnie Teel Liz Temple 83 Kim Tersteeg Frank Tompkins Cindy Trapp Chris Trollan Ward VanSickel Rob Ward Stephanie Weber Eric Weeks Rose Westika Theresa Wilcox Catrina Wilkins Rod Wilkins Ken Willard Ken Williams 84 Michael Williams Oscar William Brent Wilson Frank Wilson Kim Wilson Lee Wilson Robin Wilson Marty Windred Nickie Wirth Laura Wischmeier Kevin Wolpert Tanya Zahn Darcy Zemlicka 85 The flower vendors STAIR RING TRIE JPRIRjf EAEULiy Our new security system causes stolen books to self-de- struct in 30 seconds Faculty You see. participles can get caught in someone's throat causing one to choke, gasp, wheeze and cough 88 A. Andrews Math D. Blain Special Advisor K. Bloom Home Ec. D. Bonk Carpentry B. Brandner Auto Mechanics and then the seniors will What? My muffins exploded?! A. Branton Librarian B. Buchanan Biology L. Campbell Business Ed. S. Carlson English J. Carroll Special Resources C. Carte Secretary K. Cassell Wood working K. Fox Business Ed S. Ginger Clerical Aid S. Gooding Biology J. Greeley English W. Greer Industrial Arts B. Grove Art J. Harney P E. Drivers Ed 90 91 A. Harris English L. Henrickson Math M. Herold Distributive Education G. Houston PE B. Kelton Home Ec W. Kennett K. Loelsch K. Masters R. McDowell M. McHardy Indian Studies English Drama Secretary Science Business Education B.Long R. Malaby Bookkeeper Secretary Counselor 92 Hey. Everybody listen up now Yea. the students are getting better all the time 93 A Meeker Counselor E. Nayudu Foreign Language K. Nelson Math G. Nott Math C. Nickel Study Hall Teachers Show Halloween Spirit J. Peterson B. Prindle M. Schmiege P. Schmitz M. Sorensen Social Studies Secretary Home Economics Attendance Sec Math B. Potter Social Studies 94 A. Symons G.Trani D. Dillon J. Wyatt K. Young Librarian Drafting Woods English Attendance Clerk 95 96 STACKING JIDIHS J€CCS AND JCGCCIITIES foul 11 lily Front row. Terri James. Cin- dee Hadsel. Diana Wiley, second row, coach Ron Met- zgar. Beth Verrelli. Renee Moxey. Morgan Humphreys. Deanna Garcia, and not shown. Erika Moser Front row, Ray Espera. Vick Learner, David Phipps. Bobby Hopson. Shawn Johns, second row. coach Ron Metzgar Paul Moser. Paul Pusich. Trent Jones. Dick Knapp Kenny Frick The Juneau-Douglas Cross-Country team had a blast this year. After many super-tough practices they were on their way to their first meet in Ketchikan. The team made off with first place for the boys, and second for the girls. Next came the Juneau Invitational Meet Paul Pusich piloted the boys team to a first place victory and Cin- dee Hadsel lead the girls to a second place victory. After the Southeast Meet they were off to State. The three girls who went to state were: Terri James. Cindee Hadsel. and Erika Moser. The guys were: Paul Moser. Paul Pusich. Shawn Johns. Ray Espera. Trent Jones, Kenny Frick and Dick Knapp. At State the guys took third place and the girls took fifth. 100 This year was successful and the cross-country team is looking forward to another terrific year to come. Front row Kaari Busick. Sonja D Angelo. Erin McKeown. Teri McKinnon. Mary Thomson. JoAnna Chittick. Marie Gregovich. Michelle Wilson. Wendy Jones Second row Randy Parker, Paul Bertholl. Carolyn MacKinnon. Sharon Wilson. Amy Carroll. Mara Spence. Tara Busick. Dave Logan. Dane Lipson Third row Laura Rutchman. Bill Ratcliffe. Jeannie Ratcliffe. Mike Williams. Back row Allyn Morris. Don MacKinnon. Mike Nickerson. Coach Bill Jackson Not shown Scot McCoy. Ron Olsen. Derek Lopez Pull team Pull! That’s the swim team alright! Coached again by Mr. (Bill) Jackson the team was very spirited The young girls' squad had a perfect season in S.E. and placed 2nd in the state meet held in Juneau. Although the guys team was small, they were able to hold their own against most of S.E. The combine scores beat Sitka. Peters- burg, and came within one point of their bi- ggest rival Ketchikan. The only disappoint- ment came with the loss of five top competitors. The volleyball team had an excellent season this year with twenty-two wins and only two losses. Coached by Peg Gwyther. with co-captains Sydney Mitchell and Kari Kiefer, they took first in Southeast and tied for seventh place at state. Top to bottom left to right Sandy Hughes. Kim Gwyther. Coach Peg Gwyther. Ginger Patton. Sydney Mitchell. Tiffany Farr. Maggie Tompkins. Kari Kiefer. Michelle Walker. Vickie Grimes. Andrea Lloyd. Carmen Niere Not shown Miriam Jenkins. Nelda Subeldia. Emily Clark, and Shirley Edwards 105 Gymnastics Although S.E. provided no competion, the J-D gymnastics team worked-out daily from 3:30-6:00. The only competition was the state meet in December. Coaches: Mrs. Danials and John Eg- bert took all nine gymnasts to Fairbanks. The girls squad placed nineth out of thirteen teams and Dan Ferguson rated second in over-all boys competion. The team was not provided with hard cash from the school funds; therefore, Annual Cart Wheel A- Thon was held as a fund raiser for transportation to Fairbanks and their exabition in Haines. 107 Left to Right Back Row Darcy Zemlicka. Kate Ripley. Lisa Dapcevich. Lori Oliver. Korrme Galdibim. Sandy Cooksey. Front Row Kelly King. Dan Ferguson. Scott Hohman Not Shown: Jon Boley. Caje Holst. VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right. Back Row: Ken Willard. Lance Solberg. Wally Olds. Craig Kahklen. Mike Peckham. Jon King. Guy Tompkins. Ross Ogden. Brent Fagerstrom. Jay Beedle. Chris Craig. Brian Quinn. Front Row Ethan Billings. Burke Barrick (manager). Kevin Casperson. The Juneau-Dougles Crimson Bears pro- vided much excitement for their fans during the 1980-81 season. With 8 returning play- ers and new members. Coach Jim Harney and Assist. Coach George Houston showed their audience the power of the team. Hustle” and Hard Work” were shown through the efforts of the team. Although the team needed to work on their defense, it improved greatly as the season progressed. The Bears had a record of 13-4 at the begin- ning of the seaosn and added more wins as the season came to an end. The Bears went on to play in the Southeast Basketball Tour- nament which was held in Juneau - Feb. 26, 27, and 28. All in all the Crimson Bears had an Excellent season. 108 Coach Jim Harney Left to Right: Front Row Leslie Knight. Sydney Mitchell. Bonnie Bowers Center Row Sandy Huges. Maggie Tompkins. Kim Gwyther, Tiffany Farr. Michelle Walker. Beth Slighter Back Row Deborah O'Hara, Rosa Westika. Susan Leon. Brenda Bowers. Rose Westika. Menam Jenkens. Kari Keifer. Peg Gwyther rm- Girl’s Basketball had a good season this year although almost all the girls were new. Coach Peg Gwyther worked them very had and gave them much support through the year. With all the effort put in by the players the team did as well as thy boys basketball team. ©ILL EAJLET BALL 110 Dec 5-6 Ketchikan Dec 12-13 Metlakatia Dec Mt Edgecumbe Dec 19-20 At Sitka Jan 2- 3 Petersburg Jan 9-10 Wrangell Jan 16-17 At Metlakatia Jan 23-24 At Whitehorse Jan. 30-31 Sitka Feb 6- 7 At Petersburg Feb 13-14 At Ketchikan Feb 20-21 At Wrangell Mar 6- 7 Whitehorse Mar 12-13-14 Regional at Wrangell Mar 19-20-21 State at Juneau Ill B-B Candides 113 Wrestling season started in Jan.; however, the wrestlers were busy in Scot, working on raising money. They got together as a group and chopped and split wood. They also did some landscaping. Work-outs were held daily from 5-7 and Sat. from 9-11. The wrestlers ran approx, four miles and then worked on different moves for the remaining time. The coach was Mike Herold and Asst, coach was John Pas- torino. Together, these two men devel- oped a strong and aggressive team. Managers were Gail Reiderer and Traci Kobylus. i 101 Kenny Frick 115� Scott Perkins 122 � Shannon Geariety Anton Eagle John Wood Eric Weeks 122« Shannon Geariety Marco Cappetta 108« Peter Eagle Don Garcia John Wood Marco Cappetta 128 � Rocky Selvig Caje Holst 135� Paul Pusich 158� Val Cummins Bruce Munrow Rod Wilkins Stacy Duval Dan Fergusen Wayne Middaugh 141 � Brent Woods Kevin Wolpert 189« Frank Milton Jo Dreschler 148« Paul Moser Kris Mercer Hwt Don Ritter Steve Warner Mark Morgan Dave Sevdy 170« Norman Hales Chris Clark Geoff Petersen Mark McDowell 116 flic main event OEA sponsored the Handsome Harry Contest for the first time this year. The candidates were chosen by OEA and then voted on by the student body. The winner was announced on Valentine’s Day. JIM ©ECCet senior 118 DICr KN4PP junior IBICTaVN €UINN sophomore 119 WEST SHOE STORY West Side Story was selected for the Junior Class Play. As we went to press, the cast was busy with many hours of practice The opening night was March 15. 120 THE JETS Rift Dave Phipps Tony Dick Knapp Action Mark Knight A-Rab Ken Cheatem Baby John Wayland Jones Snowboy Eric Clark Big Deal Eric Palm Ciesel Ray Brown Gee-Tar Eric Palm Mouthpiece Bob Cassis Tiger . Rick Duncan JET GIRLS Graziella Karen Erickson Velma Marianne Harris Anybody Suzie Mayer DANCERS 4 OR CHORUS Linda Wilson Kristi Bergin Karin Tomazej Carolyn MacKinnon THE ADULTS Doc Mike Nickerson Schrank Dan Laschober Krupke Trent Jones Glad Hand Burke Barrick DIRECTORS Mr Koelsch Janet Scott-student director Kurt Bradner-student prod THE SHARKS Bernardo Paul Prussing Mana Nancy Miller Anita....... Alexa Wilkenson Chino.......Marty Harris Pepe DuanaWard Indio Jim George Luis........8illRarcliffe Juano Don Garcia Toro........Kurt Bradner Moose Chip Morris Eli.........Ervan Schultz SHARK GIRLS Rosalia.....Tawna Bulkey Consudo Tern Branton DANCERS 4 OR CHORUS Wendy Marriott Juanita Mason Deanna Garcia Laura Duvernay Jeannie Ratcliffe Anya Maier Robyn Marriott Ericka Moser Cindy Hedges Mr Hendricks-music director Janice Holst-correographer Burke Barrick Brad Arehart STAGE CREW Matt Pegues Forest Messerschmidt Andy Meiners Juniors play waitress Little sisters aren't all that bad Little S‘S er BANQUET The Big Little Sister banquet is an opportunity for senior women to teach sophomore girls the high school ways. The big sisters kept the tradi- tional activity of planning and preparing a spec- tacular dinner for their little soph, sisters, and ju- nior ladies played waitress for the evening. However, the real excitement came when the se- nior men performed imitations of their female class mates Big SiSter Senior Woman can. can 122 Seniors imitating their class mates Juniors get stuck with clean up Terry, what a nice-----(dress) you have there. Senior men teaching soph, the facts of life No one makes fun of Nanette Front row: Janet Reedle. Chip Morris. Janet Scott Middle Row Karen Erickson. Jim George. Ken Cheatham. Kristin Oien Back Row Maria Bulkow. Wendie Marriot. Jeanine Spence. Marianne Harris. Matt Pegues Donald Von Blitzen Daisy Von Blitzen Frank Sterlin Babsy Ballou Mord Gretchen Twitchill Hans Shtunken Fritz Shtunken Otto Shtunken Heinrich Shtunken Hannah Zitzen Freda Zitzen CMga Zitzen Heidi Zitzen Maritza The Creature 126 CELEBEAT IICN Jf IP IIIPIIT ! For the first time in J-D's history, each class was allowed to decorate a hallway. When students walked into the school the first day of spirit week, they were greeted with streamers, posters, lights, and painted walls. A dress code was assigned to each day of the week; people were apt to see anything from a hippy to crazy hats. Seniors proved victorious in their yell- ing ability and game strategy. Unfortu- nately, Juneau’s weather did not co- operate with the students’ plans; the traditional float parade and snake dance were cancelled due to the rain. The real celebration began Friday night when the J-D Basketball Bears showed their spirit by conquering the Wrangle Wolves both Friday and Sat- urday night. Wow! What a week HOMECOMING ICCTaVILYY Wendy Marriot Jim George Michelle Williams Dean Callison Debbie Adams Dan Laschober Bev Schofield Brent Woods Kelly Kindall Chip Morris Debbie Haines Jay Beedle Homecoming King and Queen: Wendy Marriot and Chip Morris STACKIN© CEGANIZATICNS €T JIDIIiS Back row Dean Callison. Jay Cooper. Nanette Rogers. Burke Barrick. Jeannie Ratclitfe, Karen Lentfer, Shawn Smith; Front row Jeamne Spence. Cynthia Tindeil. Keslyn Canavan. Becky Reimer. Ginger Patton. Lisa Mitten. Greg Johnson To overthrow the School Board and hold the principal for ran- som...these were the major goals of Student Council. Unfortunately, they fell a little short of their noble goal; however, many other tasks were successfully accomplished. Along with planning the Home- coming activities and spring Legislative Fly-in, Student Council rented the racquetball club and skating rink for the enjoyment of the sut- dents. Popcorn was sold at lunch as a fund raiser and of course Stu- dent Council sponsored dances to raise the funds for traditional duties such as graduation. Student Council aimed to develop lead- ership and citizenship among students. They assisted the administra- tion in improving the moral, physical, and aspects of our school Sr. Officers Pres. - Jeanine Spence Vice Pres. - Cynthia Tindeil Sec Tres. - Karen Lentfer Rep - Shawn Smith, Jeannie Ratcliffe 138 STUDENT Body Cabinet Jr. Officers Pres. - Matt Van Patton Vice Pres. - Keslyn Canavan Sec. Tres. - Bonnie Bowers (not shown) Rep. - Brenda Bowers (not shown) Janet Beedle Soph. Officers Pres - Nanette Rogers Vice Pres - Jay Cooper Sec. Tres. - Greg Johnson Rep. - Chris Trollan, Lisa Mitten ASB Officers Associated Student Body Pres. - Dean Callison Vice Pres. - Burke Barrick Sec. - Becky Reimer Tres. - Ginger Patton See picture on page 138 for ASB Officers 139 - Q Q £ I Q Lett to Right: Front Row: Cynthia Tindell. Wendie Marriott. Alexia Wilkinson Center Row Karen Wilson. Ervan Schultz. Marvin Vann. Jeanme Ratclitle. Back Row Doug Weber. Allyn Morris. Not Shown Bonnie Bowers. Dana Gnagy. Kristin Oien. Caje Holst. Ron Oligney. Susan Leon. Donovan Garcia. Jeanine Spence, and Kathy Eldemar_______________________________________________________________________ National Honor So- ciety is an organization for juniors with a 3.5 grade point average, and seniors with a 3.0 GPA. The students are also selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and citizenship. The advisor for the organi- zation is Mr. Peterson. The President is Mar- vin Vann; and Sec Tres. is Jeanine Spence. £ a £ g TL SEL (Special Emphasis Lab) Oceanography al- lows students to work on individual goals. Students pursue their won inter- ests. then write a paper, article, or make a presen- tation on their discov- eries. Studies range from the new discovery of a species of club moss, to the behavior of swans to tidal harmonics. Many trips are taken during the school year. From these trips students soon dis- cover the differences be- tween field study and text book study. Left to Right: Karen Lentler. Laura King. Sydney Mitchell. Mr Juraz. Kayne Enyeart. Matt Hunt. Jason Pasquel. Tracy Pyles. 140 JfIKII CLUE jfEll CLUE JflEII CLUB Lett to Right Front Row Wendie Marriott. Tiffany Farr Center Row Janet Beedle. Kurt Brandner. Greg Johnson. Kristin Oien, Terri Branton. Rick Spaziani. Robert Simpson. Kim Gwyther Back Row Zoe Barcellos. Carrie Olsen. Mindy Bryson. Chris Trol- lan £ SKI CLUb The Purpose of Ski Club is to get more people interested in skiing and up on the slopes. The club met ev- ery other Thursday. During the year they got discounts on lift tickets for students, and tried to get a trip to Eaglecrest for the school. They also held dances and races to raise money Officers for this year were: President-Susan Andrews, Vice President-Alex Clark, Secretary- Mindy Bryson. Assistant Officers- Darcy Zemlicka. Wendie Marriott. The advisors were Mr. Dillion and Mr Bonk. 141 Debbie Adams Konnay Franklin Wendy Marriot Leslie Stell Michelle Williams 142 The Varsity Cheerleaders did an excellent job of bringing up the school spirit, by giving some of the most exciting pep as- semblies in the last three years. By sponsoring fund raisers such as the Homecoming Dance and selling spirit cakes, the cheerleaders raised enough money to purchase uniforms and to pay travel expenses for a trip to Sitka. Due to the unfortu- nate accident of Wendy Marriot, cheers had to be rearranged to fit her handcap. This took many hours of dedicated practice from all Mrs. Morris was the advisor and the hard-working manager was Debbie Haines. 143 Left to Right: Mindy Bryson. Zoe Barcellos. Janet Beedle - Manager. Carrie Olsen Not Shown Susie Andrews The JV Cheerleaders practiced four times a week this year, and with the help of the Varsity cheerleaders learned many new cheers. The girls spent almost every weekend cheering at the JV Basketball games JUNIOR VAR ITT CUEERLEADERl 144 Above Left to Right: Front Row Carolyn McKinnon. Inta Plume, Nancy Kollin Center Row Margaret Pe- tersen. Cindy Hedges Back Row Mrs Nelson. Ruth Reed. Mr Bradner Only a few people showed up to form the JD Pep Club. Although there were only a few. the members worked and cheered very hard. The club sold Fuz- zies . held bake sales, and worked the concession stand at basketball games 145 WREST LETT ES The Wrestlettes, advised by Mrs. He- rold. worked constantly on a number of projects this year. They had a sev- eral projects to fund out-of-town trips. Some of the things they did to raise money were bake sales and selling food at the basketball games. As in the past they also times and scored at the matches, handed out oranges, and or- ganized dinners for the wrestlers. Above Left to right: front row Becky Chasko. Lori Reed back row Advisor. Mrs Herold. Gina Hosman. Kristy Wall. Carolyn MacKinnon. Shan- non McCormick. Rosemarie Duran, and Paula Sanders Left; Rosemarie Duran. Becky Chasko. Paula Sanders 146 ★Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders The Wrestling cheerleaders, con- sisting of two juniors and one senior, started a new tradition at J-D High and were very enthusiastic about starting it off right. They met regularly four days a week to practice developing new cheers and were often found in the foyer making posters for the matches Their advisor was Mrs. Morris. The matches were filled with lots of spirit and excitement. All in all. the wrestling cheerleaders had a super exciting year with the exception of constant sore throats and a few cases of laringitis!! 147 Jennifer Sanford Gina Hosman Marty Windred Left to Right: Back row: Jean Munro. Liz Morris. Claudia Pena. Lynn Fosbenner. Karin Tomazaj. Shirley Edwards. Catrina Wilkins. Anne- marie Offer. Becky Lindquist Front row Deanne Rogers. Cindy Hedges. Shelly Nickel. Shawn Smith. Mrs Schmiege The Future Homemakers of America club is a na- tionally affiliated group for students. The club is in- volved 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. To earn money, they sell donuts at brunch, tacos, buritos and much more. They also held a Valentine s Day raffle for Satin pillows. 148 Left to right: back row Mr Herold. Barb Hagevig. Kathy Jones. Jean Munro. Debbie O’Hara. Sharon Larsen. Carolyn Yadao. Duane Ward. Matt Hunt. Front row: Lori Ree. Tina Estrada. Kathy Huff. Jaumta Mason. Gail Chalcroft Distributive Education Clubs of America identifies the program of student activity relating to Dis- tributive education and is designed to develop fu- ture leaders for marketing and distribution. DECA students at J-D High operate Mac’s Cache as a learning experience in store merchandising and management. They have attended leadership con- ferences in Sitka and Colorado this year. 149 DIPaV HaV CLUE Lett to Right Back Row Greg Germain. Mr Keolsch. Bob Cassis. Vic Learner. Ray Brown Center Row Marianne Harris. Maria Bulkow. Knsten Oien. Janet Scott. Marty Harris. Irlend Holemburg, Karen Erickson. April Adams. Carrie Baxandall. Dave Phipps. Janet Beedle. Chip Morris. Cindy Hedges Front Row Jim George. Mark Desiome. Shelly Martin, Thuy Nqunn. Patrica Everson. Jae Fulks. Dwayn Ward. Matt Baxendall. Kim Gwyther Drama is a class offered to foster creativity, and to help students understand the role of life though various acting roles. The class meets during 6th hour and raises money by putting on plays for the public. During the winter, the play Alice in Wonder- land was put on and in the spring their play was Frankenstein Superstar . At the end of the year the class traveled to Anchorage for a state com- petition in acting, where “The Wild Flowering of Chastity was performed. 150 Leti to Right: Front Row: Brenda Krauss, Marvin Vann Center Row: Mr Wyatt. Ian Northrip, Karl Hirsh. Mark Taylor Back Row Daren Lenrfor. Karen Wilson. Trent Jones Students asked Mr. Wyatt to sponsor debate club. This was the first year in about twelve years that there had been this type of club at the high school. In the debate club, people learn how to debate properly and how to improve their speaking ability. They sponsored a debate workshop February 2. 3. and 4, with a total of 55 studetns from around South East attending. 151 Front Row Jeanine Spence. Waylan Jones Middle Row Tawna Bulkley. Eric Palm. Frank Pekatrovich. Cynthia Tindell Back Row Bob Cassis. Lisa Pusich. Nancy Aase. Tim Loney. Alexa Wilkinson. Carolyn MacKinnon. Mark Knight Not Shown Frank Peratovich, Erik Clark. Mary Green. Rose Mary Robbins. There were sixteen members in Swing Choir this year. The group performed at the Christmas Con- cert. a Coast Guard Dinner held in the Baranof Ho- tel. and caroled at the State Office Building. The group was also involved in making a state wide tele- vision special by singing Christmas carols at the Governor s Mansion and around Juneau. The choir met Monday and Wednesday nights from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. and Friday during lunch. The members of Swing Choir would like to thank Bernie for all the work put in to Swing Choir. Bernie: You are much appreciated. It's been great, keep it up, and walk softly P S. Volkswagon Bugs!?? 152 Keeping those voices in tune D H R Members Zoe Barcellos, Kristi Bergin. Terri Blankenship. Robin Carpenter, Jacque Grant. Mary Green. Kim Gwyther. Marilyn Hughes. Waylan Jones. Kelly King. Susan Kollin. Sharon Loney. Matt Lehman. A J Leslie. Anya Maier. Mike Marlin. Linda McDole. Juanita Mason. Kan Olsen. Lon Ramsey. Lewie Reece. Ruth Reid. Linda Robinson. Rosemary Robins. Robert Simpson. Susan Sims, Wendie Skaflestad. Janet Welch. Nickie Wirth. Mindy Bryson. Canal Janne. Allison Cropper. Karen Erickson. April Adams. Tricia Meketa Mixed Choir was directed by Bernie Hendricks. The choir practiced every day for an hour. They performed at the Fall Concert and at the Christmas Concert. They also sang Christmas carols at the State Office Building and in the school halls. 153 f c 0 n c e Front Row Cathy Miller. Lauri Marshall. Diane Robinson. Danette Burley. Cindy Perdue, Melissa Masters. Rick Duncan. Eric Palm. Erik r Clark. Kelly Kindall. Sandy Voss. Shelly Nickel. Susie Mayer. Jeanine Spence. Middle Row Andrea Denton. Kristi Wall. Laura Du- vernay. Karin Tomazei. Barbara Cox. Ray Brown. Eric Agustus. Bob Hopson. Tim Loney. Dristin Oien. Nancy Aase. Nancy Miller. Janet Beedle. Cindy Hedges back Row MaryAnn Harris. Carolyn MacKinnon. Cynthia Tindell. Deb McCue. Cynthia Quiring. Becky Reimer. Lisa Pusich. Jim Cartmill Mark Knight. Alexa Wilkinson. Jeannie Ratclitfe. Tawna Bulkley. Donna Brown. Not Shown: Carrie Baxan- dall. Dick Knapp. Dina O'Claray. Dave Pittman. Gail Riederer. Ervan Schultz. Hans Spoeri, Tom Price. Jon Lutterman, Brian Corcoran. | Marvin Vann. Frank Peratrovich. Ginger Patton. Tony Cunningham. Terri Branton. Bob Cassis. Maria Bulkow. Theresa Windred. Erin f McKeown Director-Berme Hendricks Accompanist-Alice Branton C h o 0 1 Concert Choir had approximately 50 members this year. They practiced during 3rd hour and performed two concerts. They also went Christmas caroling at the State Office Building and in the halls of the high school. Alice Branton and Becky Reimer were the accompanists and Ber- nie Hendricks was the director. 154 CONCERT CANID Members Alexa Wilkinson. Scott Davis. Stace Duval. Ron Oligney. Tiffany Farr. Hans Spoeri. Tara Busick. Stan Deland. Mike Miller. Becky Hinman. Chuck Purvis. Sharon Loney, Matt Miller. Pete Larsen. Tim Barnack. Karen Lentfer. Sue Lentfer. Lisa Sim- pson. Rob Arnold. Karmella Ponsford. Steve Bardirola. Waylan Jones. Jon Boley. Catrma Wilkins. Brian Holst, Jeff Petersen. Doug Weber. Space Case. Gordan Got- schall. Brian Shultz. Steve Pattersen 155 Members Alexa Wilkinson. Hans Spoen. Scott Davis. Stan Deland. Flurry Bibb. Chuck Thompson. Becky Hinman. Carla Mackey. David Wilson. Greg Trollan. Kevin Dunn. Jeff Duvernay. Allyn Morris. Ron Oligney 156 Scott Davis. Hans Spoen. Becky Hinman. Ron Oligney. Chuck Thompson. Flurry Bibb. Stan Deland. Mark Knight. Chuck Purvis. Brian Corcaran Rob Arnold. Trent Jones. Don Williams. Kevin Dunn. Allyn Morris. Ron Oligney 157 STAGE BAND STAGE BANG DC ILL TEAM Left to Right Back Row: Robyn Marriot. Barb Poray. Kristin Oien. Karen Forrest. Laura Erickson. Suzy Stengl. Erika Moser. Chrissy Heueisen. Lisa Pusich Middle Row: Laura Duvernay. Deanna Garcia, Mary Owen. Lanette McQuistin. Della Oldaker. Koriine Galdabtni. Collin Olsen Cynthia Tindell. Cathy Eldemar Front Row: Chrissy Jokerst. Dina O'Clarey. Becky Greiser. Patty Shanley. Linda Sofoulis. Not Shown: Jyll Sliter, Terri James Squad Leaders Cathy Eldemar. Terri James. Patty Shanley. Lisa Pusich. Not Shown: Jill Sliter. Suzy Stengl Captain Cathy Eldemar 158 The drill team helped promote school spirit by marching at all the boys’ home basketball games on Saturday nights. They raised money to buy a new sound system by selling candy grams at Christ- mas. a stereo raffle, bake sales and dances The team put in many early morning and Saturday practices as well as night practices. Their hard work showed through in their great performances. They had trouble getting gym time because they were being used by other groups. 159 THE FRENCH CLUE French Club Officers: President: Ian Northrip Secretary: Cassie Jones Treasurer: Mary Greene Historian: Helen Nicherson Members Ian Northrip. Cassie Jones. Mary Greene. Helen Nickerson. Joe Buell. Gale Goldsmith. Char- lotte Doogan. Sharon Loney. Nickie Wirth. Ruth Reid The French Club, or “Le Club Francais, has two major goals this year, both of which they carried out very well. The first goal was to pro- mote knowledge of the French cul- ture among members and other stu- dent body. The second goal was to enlarge their membership. The club traveled to Sitka this year for the Foreign Landuage Festival. SEL Art is a special emphasis art class designed for advanced art students who wish to explore different areas of art in more depth than the regular art classes offer. The class sold calendars which they made, sketched portraits at the Nugget Mall, and made the program for the South East Basketball tournament. These fund raising projects were used to reach their $7,000 goal. With this money, the class traveled to San Francisco in the Spring and visited five amjor museums and art schools. SEL aVICT SEL Am SEL Left to Right: Front Row Ann Marie Mramble. Cynthia Quiring. Kathy Eldemar. Michelle Holland. Cathi Miller. Jeannie Ratcliffe. Mrs Lobaugh Center Row Mr Grove. Robyn Marriott. Nancy Miller. Tani Church. Debbie Haines. Carolyn Vadao, Maggie Tompkins. Costa Alton Back Row Jeanine Spence. Brian Corcoran. Edwell Johns Jackie Oila Walter Ratzat 161 162 Marco Cappetta is seventeen and is from Genoa, Italy. Staying with the Gotschall family. Marco is a junior this year. Marco enjoys the recreation in Juneau very much and spends much of his time working out and wrestling, he is on the wrestling team. This summer he played on a soccer team and refereed for youth soccer. He was also looking forward to a good ski season. Karin Tomazej enjoys Juneau very much, but the weather bothers her at times. She likes the wildlife and the ocean too. Karin is seventeen and is from Lind Ob Velden, Austria. She too was also hoping for a good ski season. Claudia Pena is now staying with the Jim McCorcle family. She is sponsored by the Rotary Club and has stayed with two other fam- ilies Claudia is eighteen and from Belo Horizonte, Brazil. She likes staying in Juneau, but would like to live in a larger city and go to discos She also likes the water and mountains here which she doesn't get to see at home. Anna Offer of Wurmlingen, Tutlingen is seventeen. She enjoys Juneau's scenery, such as the glaciers and the mountains Anna is staying with the Power family in Lemon Creek and will be leaving in June. She is a senior this year and has made some very close friends. She feels the people in Juneau are easy to get along with. The only thing that seems to bother her is the rain. From Zug, Switzerland is seventeen year old Jans Spoerri. He is living with the K.J. Metclaf family and likes the size of Juneau and the school. He played both the saxaphone and the clarinet in the school band Jans enjoys music and listens to jazz. rock, and sometimes classical music. 163 THE AUTO CLUB The annual project of the Auto Club has been to change snow tires in the fall and spring, and this year was no exception. Profits earned were used to purchase a sand blaster for the shop. The club was com- posed of 14 advanced students and 14 beginner students. The advi- sor was Mr Brandner Left to Right 1st Row: Advanced Students Jay Beedle. Tom Boddy. Carl Christensen. Steve Ciraulo. David Grant. Sam Haworth. Jeff Justice. Karl Leis. Fred Muller. Rick Rit- ter. Jett Wilson. Dean Callison. Dana Gnagy. Marty Harris. Back Row Beginning Stu- dents Don Aubachon. Glen Brunton. Chris Clark. Tomy Cowles. Dan Ferguson. Ken Grummett. Norman Hales. Bob Lincoln. Allen Mill. Greg Monette. David Sevdy. Greg Weldon. Tom Whalen. Bill Wright. Advisor Mr Bill Brandner Left to Right: Front Row Michelle Holland. JoAnne Jablonski. Carol Skrzynski. Middle Row Wendie Marriott. Debbie Haines. Bobbie Jo Hoyt. Tracy Pyles. Tracy Buckheilm. Vic Learner. Back Row Jim George. Costa Alton. Matt Pegues. Dane Lipson. Barb Hagevig Not Shown Karen Erickson. Brad Arehart. Adv. Carl Nichols. Barb Hagevig-Editor Jim George-Sports Editor Costa Alton-Advertismg Manager Vic Learner-Feature and Opinion Editor 164 Members Tracy Davis. Charlotte Doogan. Cathy Engstrom. Joel Ferrer. Loronda Hilton. Linda Jokerst. Nancy Kollin. Nicki Lewis. Linda Lonn. Melissa Masters. Bruce Monroe. Blake Patsy. Margaret Petersen. Inta Plume. Paul Scott. Robin Snyder Carlene Thompson. Linda Wilson O.E A (Office Education Association) consists of 18 active members and Miss Ka- ren Fox. Advisor. The Chapter was orga- nized just this year to enable those students in business classes to develop their skills and to develop leadership for business. The Handsome Harry Contest and the Type- athon have been the two primary fund rai- sers The members also type jobs at the rate of $1.50 per typewritten page. Money col- lected will be used to send members to the State OEA conference in Anchorage Mem- bers also participated in Career Days and the Student Leadership Conference. Officers are: Cathy Engstrom. President. Linda Lonn. Secretary. Linda Jokerst. Trea- surer Linda Wilson. Historian. Joel Ferrer. Parliamentarian. o m O m O m O m O m O m O m 165 TCTEM TCTC H TCTE H ICItH Lett to Right Front Row M D Garcia. Gina Hosman. Tawna Bulkley. Jean Munroe. Becky Smith. Back Row Laura King. Diane Wiley. Gene Woodin. 166 The Totem staff went through the usual traumas which trouble most yearbook staffs. After a change in the position of editor. Becky Smith and Heidi Hamilton took over The staff learned very early in the year that they would have to depend on the help of the student body, since there was only one yearbook photographer available. How- ever. after a long year, the staff met all of the challenges and completed the yearbook TOTEM TOTEM TOTEM TOTEM People on the yearbook: M. D. Garcia....................Advisor Becky Smith...................Co-Editor Heidi Hamilton................Co-Editor Janet Beedle Brenda Bowers Tawna Bulkley Gina Chappell Marcy Foster Konnay Franklett Sheryl Hasty Gina Hosman Laura King Mik Lowry Guy McRae Jean Munro Chuck Purvis Carlene Thompson Diane Wiley Gene Woodin Carolyn Yadao 167 Gracia Adams Kimi Anderson Keith Andrews Denise Arseneau Dwane Avessuk Ken Baxter Karen Coon Allison Cropper Sheryl Dilge Laura Erickson Joel Ferrer Jeff Frick Mary Green Mia Haffner Jeff Hulse Shawn Johns 168 Waylon Jones Wes Jones Brenda Krousse Sharon Loney Carolle Martin Deb McCue Lanette McCustion Melissa Museth Colleen Olsen Mary Owen Rodney Paulk Paul Pax Lisa Petersen Katrina Pierce Steve Potter Linda Robinson Heidi Sinner Chris Trollan Stephanie Weber Karen Williamsen 169 S V N 1 0$S Teri Blankenship Chris Bradley Ann Marie Bramble Janine Canal Keslyn Canavan Jim Cartmill John Doogan Laura Duvernay Kenny Frick Curt Haywood Chris Jensen Lori Lowell Robyn Marriot Erika Moser Dina O'Clary Jackie Oila Ole Olsen John Pax Barb Poray Donny Scofield 170 Loran Sinner Ray Thibedeau Beth Verelli Shawn Vick Chilkoot Ward Rob Ward Janine Welp Sharon Clinesmith Alan Lawson Susie Mayer Della Weise Merridy Haffner Erland Holmberg 171 52 American HOSTAGES RELEASED after 444 days of captivity in lran...Ex- Beatle, JOHN LENNON killed...MT. ST. HELENS erupts...Who shot J.R.?...American Hockey Team beats USSR and Eric Heiden takes 4 GOLDS in speed skating at LAKE PLA- CID...POPE JOHN PAUL II visits AK.. Junior class musical, WEST SIDE STORY...Sugar Ray Lennord VS. Rob- erto Duran...Chich and Chong’s New Movie...PRINSENDAM sinks in Alaskan waters...SHAH dies...January ’81 warm- est on record...'CALL ME’, top song of 1980...Charlie gets new An- gel...RAIDERS take Superbowl XV... 1 movie, EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. 172 Interest Rate still HIGH...THE CREA- TURE CREEPS, Senior class play...Peter Seller dies...— the breakfast of champions...RONNIE REAGAN wins presidency...PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES win World Series...PEANUT SHORT- AGE...Straight leg jeans-IN...A winter without SNOVW...USS R invades PO- LAND... REFUGES.- People...HACKY SACK fanned from school halls...Kathryn Young retires af- ter 10 1 2 years at JDHS...Thousands killed in Italian earthquake...Auke Bay road improved...Braided rings of Sa- turn...ALI out of the fight...POLAND workers strike...IMUCH LATER! 173 THIE ME HCKIET AND REMIND LI CE DCCD TIM El., DDT TIDE H€W MLTT DC CN 176 LET TOUR E1NGERS IDO TILE WALLING THROUGH THE YELLOW RAGES LOD TIME BEST UN DOWNHILL OIL OLD « NO EQUIPMENT. 1107w.8Thst. JUNEAU, ALASKA 907 56 i423 Haic, Etc.! VICTORIAS 60S WEST WILLOUGHBY AVE JUNEAU. ALASKA 99801 603 W. Willoughby Ave. Juneau, Alaska 99801 Phone 586-6675 (907) 586-3137 JUNIOR MISS WEAR Best Wishes to the class of 1981 FOODLAND SUPERMARKET 615 Willoughby Ave. Off.: (907) 789-3127 CLIF BEADLE Agent The Finest Groceries Produce Juneau's Largest Service Meat Department 9110 Glacier Highway Juneau. Alaska 99801 Cakti, (2on{e.:tiomiitx, dlaiici. and 'J Ecaiatinij _Suflliti-i 1 C 4 i' I it -I (2cicn£. J oxma i. 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Photographs: Becky Landingham Virginia Meehan Joel Ferrer Carl Nichols Lori Grant David Lee Dave Lipson Art Work: Robyn Marriot Frank Benson Kyle Ponsford Planning Assistants: Alexa Wilkinson Karen Erikson Dr. Robert Purvis Mr. Donald Garcia Mr. Bryan Grove Mr. Key Greg Anderson Wade Parish Jeannie Ratcliffe Jackie Oiler Janet Scott IN MEMORY OF RICHARD STEVENS Bom April 5. 1964. He was a life-time resident of Juneau and a good friend of many. Richard Lewis Stevens drowned in a fishing accident on August 8. 1980 192