Seniors page 10 Sports page 42 ‘Activities page 60 2 Juniori page Contents Organizations Sophomores acuity Spring Activities 108 136 158 166 Oo everything there is a season, an} for eVery activity un}er the heaVen, its time: 4 5 a time to vteep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn,and a time to dance; 6 7 a time to break don n, and a time to build up; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; 8 9 Vicki Ackerman Greg Anderson Eileen Austin Eleanor M. Austin Shana Anne Baker Steve Bandirola Anthony Barnack Carrie Baxandall 12 Margaret Petersen; “You gave me a coke so I'll give you a smile. Karen Beason Janet Beedle Thomas Beierly Rick Berg James F.S. Bibb Ethan A. Billings Teri Blankenship Janet K. Bolton 13 Eric Boone Bonnie Bowers Kymm Bowthorpe Chris Bradley Richard A. Bradley Anne Marie Bramble Laura Duvernay, studying? 14 Gregory P. Brock Donna Brown Marty Brown Glen Brunton Tawna Bulkley Tara K. Busick Janine L. Canul Jim Cartmill 15 Vangie Catii Gina Chappell Rebecca Chasko Ken L. Cheatham Carl Christensen Sharon Clinesmith Jody Cogswell Lisa Cole 16 Mike Crandall Val Ryan Cummins Tony Ray Cunningham Obie Davis Ronda Davis Jackie Deagen Dick Knapp after a day of fasting. 17 Thomas Deakins John E. Doogan 18 Sydney Mitchell, what do you think of taller men like Ken Cheatham? Desiree Duncan Marciano G. Duran Stace L. Duval Barb Poray: Robyn Marriott is on her way to being a successful artist. 19 Laura Duvernay Peter Eagle Shelby Edwards Shirley Edwards Jerry Eldemar Cathy Engstrom Ray Espera Mark Everson Brent Fagerstrom Manuela Felkl Joel Arboleras Ferrer 20 Kris Mcrccr: ”You toucha the rainbow man and I’ll breaka your face.” Shannon Gcaricty David A. Grant Rebecca J. Greenberg Bonnie Guinn Heather Haffner 22 Heidi Hamilton Sheryl Hasty Linda Carol Heerwagen Ron Hickman Veronica Marie Hillman Rebecca Hinman Brenda B. C. Horton Sandi Hughes Tim Hulse Morgan Humphreys Matthew Hunt 23 Paul Pusich and Barb Poray: Scammers unite!! Curt Isaak Barbara Jablonski Sheila James Edwell John, Jr. Douglas Johns Randall C. Johnson Scott Jordon Lucille Kanzawa 24 Kari Kiefer Dick Knapp Nancy K. Kollin Thomas J. Krehbiel Deanne Lampe Peter S. Larsen Teresa Leaf David N. B. Lee 25 Packy Lennon Anthony Leslie Elizabeth Lind Peter Lind Becky Lindquist Dane Lipson 26 Tom Listburger Linda J. Lonn Keith Loveid Lori Lowell Carolyn A. MacKinnon Anya Maier 27 Rocky Sclvig: And I thought obscene materials were burned. Robyn S. Marriott Gail Marvin Janice Marvin Melissa Masters Tom McCabe Susan McCaslin Cheryl McGhie Erin McKeown Sheila Meili Andrew John Meiners Rose Meketa Kris Mercer 28 Mindy Merrell Forrest Messerschmidt Mike O. Middaugh Jim Cartmill. the taste of victory. 29 Matt Miller Nancy Miller Frank Milton Hey Matt Van Patten and Ervan Schultz, it was a false start in the pizza contest Roel Miranda Sydney Mitchell Angela Montoya Liz Morris Erika Moser Torsten Muller 30 Paul Naab Tami Nelson Grant Ness Kristina Newhouse Brett Neyhart Thuy Nguyen Carmencita Marie Niere Linda Nissen 31 Shana Baker on Monday. Scott Nygard Dina O'Claray Robert E. Ogden Lori Oliver Chuck W. Orsborn John Paneok 32 Paul Paradis John Pax Paul Pax Doreen Peck Margaret Petersen Kevin Peterson Susan Phillips Inta Plume Barbara Poray Nancy Potts Keith Price Paul Pusich 33 Walter Ratzat Mel Reese Gail Denise Riederer Charlie Roberts Yvette Robitaille-Seslar 34 Garth Rogers Sylvia Sabon Deanna Saltzman Dale Schmitz Ken Schoel Robert Schroth Ervan Schultz Karla Scott Rocky Selvig 35 vj Tracy Sharp Sandra Shelley Thor Silva Lisa Simpson Erika Moser puddin' and pic. kissed Laura's boyfriend and made Duvernay cry Morgan Humphreys: “Oh FUDGE! Vangi Catli: You mean some one actually studies in study hall?!! Lance Solberg Susan Stengl Bruce Stephan Mike Stevenson Robert A. Stevenson Eileen Sturrock Gene Tagaban Ray Thibodeau 38 Kari Kiefer: “But I don't want to go to study hall!!! Greg Brock: Mister Gossip making his list. Lori Lowell: “I didn't do it.” Carlene Thompson Fred Tolbert Guy Tompkins Laurie L. Traegcr Gregory Trollan Matthew Van Patten 39 Monica Vaughan Beth Verreili Shawn Vick Gary Vickers Kristy Wall Chilkoot Ward Duane Ward Janet Welch Greg Weldon Janine Welp Greg Wilcox Diana Wiley 40 Gail Wiley Peggie Williams David Wilson John Wood Eugene W. Woodin Debbie Yadao Graduation has finally arrived. The past three years have been enough time to collect memories which will stay with us forever. We will remember in the school a time of spirit, of enthusiasm, of boredom, and maybe of troubles. When we entered J-D High as sophomores we were wild and crazy. Even though many traditions were lost this year w'e worked to keep our class spirit high. And we did! We participated in all the assemblies and even won a good share. Our biggest accomplishment was the sophomore talent show which earned more money than any other class had earned in past years. The sophomore class officers-Tani -Church as president, Cathy Engstrom as vice-president, Keslyn Canavan as sccretary treasurer, Kari Kiefer and Heidi Hamilton as representatives worked very hard. The highlight of the year was hosting the Southeast Music Festival. Our second year at J-D High was a lot more comfortable. Junior class officers were Matt Van Patten as president, Keslyn Canavan as vice-president, Bonnie Bowers as secretary treasurer, and Brenda Bowers and Janet Beedle as representatives. During Homecoming week, our great junior hall came in second. Totem queen and J-bird king were Janet Beedle and Paul Pusich w ith their court Shana Ba- ker, Val Cummins, Marcy Duran, Laura Duvernay, Ray Espera, Curt Isaak, Robyn Marriott, and Erika Moser. The junior prom will be remembered ‘always and forever’, the prom theme. Don’t ever forget the junior class musical “West Side Story one of the best musicals put on in Juneau. We were hosts of the boy’s Southeast basketball tournament, the State swim meet, and the State girl’s basketball tour- nament. We got through our final year with a lot of help from Ervan Schultz as president, Margaret Peterson as vice-president, Bonnie Bowers as secretary treasurer, Laura Duvernay and Gail Riederer as representatives. The last week in December was full of excitement. It was Homecoming week and again seniors took first in most things including the Senior hall. Saturday night of Homecoming sawr Nancy Miller and Dick Knapp crowned queen and king. Their court consisted of Janet Beedle, Val Cummins, Laura Duvernay, Ray Espera, Brent Fagerstrom, Lori Lowell, Kris Mercer. Sydney Mitchell, Erika Moser, and Paul Pusich. The outstanding senior play “The Skin of Our Teeth was in the spring instead of November which was a switch. At pep assemblies we were a senior sensation and often won pep assemblies and intramural games. The senior ball held in May will be remembered fondly. This year we hosted a successful Southeast wrestling tournament. We feel our years at J-D High will be remembered for the good times and not the bad. It is time to move on so we the great class of’82 say thanks to all who made these three years some of the best of times. luiljLrrack fl; Gymnastics 10, 11; Cheerle; uvf ert Band 10, 11. CARRIE BAXANDALL ___:ER; Pub Hop.Ro; JDTROLA: Ski Club lOffl Lettergirls 12. JANET BEEDLE: Jr. Class Rep; Drama 11; Pub Hop Queen; ASB Prl ip; Homecoming Court; JV Cheerleader Mgr. 11; Sr. Play 11,12; Concert Choir 11,12. Tl FLURRY BIBB. Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; SE Honor Band 1 BILLINGS: Basketball 10, 11, 12. TERI BLANKENSHIP: Pep Club 10, 11. JANET BOLTON: Jr. M' JV Cheerleader 10. BONNIE BOWERS: Basketball 10, II: Pep Club 10; NHS 11: Jr. Sec Treas. AN Wrestlettes 11; FHA 10; Lettergirls 12. GREG BROCK: Basketball 10; Track 11, 12. DONNA BROWN: Pep Bam 11,12; SE Honor Band 12; Concert Band 10: Jr. Musical 10. MARTY BROWN: Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, rr U; jpgc Band 10. 11, 12. GLEN BRUNTON: Auto Club 11. TAWNA BULKLEY: Swing Choir 11; Concert Choir 11, 12; Yearbolk 11 PETER BUSICCHIO: School Board Rep. TARA BUSICK: Swimming 10, 11. 12; SE Honor Band 11,12; Pep Band 12; French Club 10. VANGIE CATLI: Pep Club 11. BECKY CHASKO: Wrestlettes 10, 11, 12; Lettergirls 12. KEN CHEATHAM: Sr. Play 11; Drama Club 11; Jr. Musical 11. SHARON CLINESM1TH: Pep Club 10. VAL CUMMINS: Crosscountry 10; Concert Choir 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court. TONY CUNNINGHAM: Concert Choir 11. PAT DANIELS: Lightbooth 10. OB1E DAVIS: Ski Club 11. TOM DEAKINS: Chess Club 10; Yearbook 10, 11; Jr. Musical 12; Golf 11. CURTIS DEEMS: Ski Club 11. JOHN DOOGAN: Cross-Country 12. MARCY DURAN: Basketball 10. STACE DUVAL: Concert Band 10, 11. LAURA DUVER- NAY: Drill Team 10, 11; Jr. Musical 11; Concert Choir 11,12; Pub Hop RoyaltyJHomecoming Royalty; Cheerleader 12; SE Honor Choir 12;Senior Rep; Sr. Play 12. PETER EAGLE: Wrestling 10,11.12. SHIRLEY EDWARDS: Pep Club 10; Volleyball 11; FHA 11, 12; Basketball 10. 11. CATHY ENGSTROM: Soph. Vice Pres; OEA 11; DECA 12. RAY ESPERA: Track 10,11,12; Cross-Country io! 11. 12. BRENT FAGERSTROM: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12. MANUELA FELKL: Gymnastics 10. JOEL FERRER: OEA 11, 12. CHARLENE FLOOD: Pep Club 10, 11; Lettergirls 12. KAREN FORREST: Basketball 10: Drill Team 11; Yearbook 10. DREW FRANSON: Auto Club 11, 12. KENNY FRICK: Cross-Country 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12: Track 11,12. JOE FULKS: Light Booth 12; Drama Club 11. DEANNA GARCIA: Cheerleader 10, 12; Drill Team 11; ASB Sec. 12; Soph Sec. Treas.; Jr. Musical 11; Sr. Play 10. SHANNON GEARIETY: Gymnastics 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. DAVID GRANT: Track 10, 12. HEIDI HAMILTON: Soph. Rep.; Swimming Mgr. 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12. SHERYL HASTY: Yearbook 11, 12; Newspaper 12. LINDA HEERWAGEN: Concert Band 11. RON HICKMAN: Wrestling 10,11,12. BECKY HINMAN: Pep Club 10; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; SE Honor Band 12; State Honor Band 12. SAN PI HUGHES: Basektball 10; Yearbook 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Newspaper 12; Concert Band lO IM.HULSEjSki Club Vrlstling TO, IP 0 IO Cross-CouHtry 10.11: ASB Trets. 12. Mflfr HiiM DECA 12. CUttf 0; Cross-Country 10 SCOTT JORDAN: Tingit II. fe: yearbook 12: Newspa- per 12. LUCY KANZAW VrJr-Masical 12;Spanish Club 11. KARLKIEFER-Wasketball 10, 11 ll; VolleyMIl'lfl j njSghH ep11 DICK KNAPP: Handsome Harry 11; Haptecoming King; Concert Choir 10,11,12rSFHonor Choir 12; StJPrHctMr.CboirT BasebdB Football lOJr.lWJbMwSrW. n9lA iCVJM MtlLahJ±U, 2- HwUi.li IB. 111 PL IW LAHULI BantfTO'H. TD, {VTEffffirSwimmin ULCron-Country 10; Wrestling 10; Yearbook 10,1 LTrack 12. A.J. LESLIE: Jr. Musical 11.1 LIND: Volleyball 10. DANE LIPSON: Swimming 11, 12; Track 12; Sr. Play 12; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12. LINDA LON «5EA 11, 12; Youth News 12. LORI LOWELI Jr. Musical 12; DECA 12; Homecoming Cou l • MORGAN HUMPHREYS: Track 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Cross-Cout ISAAK: Basketball 10. EDWELL JOHN: Basketball 10; Cross-Country i mi 1 Yearbook Musical 1 Count 11. ER|kA Vice j es ' NOl Y1 Choir 11 ew paper 12; Yearbook 12:SE MARRIOTT: JV Cheerleader EA 11; Concert CMbir 11, 12; MCCASLIN: Spanish Club Concert Choir 11, 12. ANDY ecoming Court 12; Newspaper 12: H,l£ 0, lljMdwspapcr 12; Yearbook 12; Track 10; Jr IDDAUGHr'AtRo Club 11, 12. MATT MILLER: Cross- Concert Choir 11,12; SE Honor Choir 11,12; Sr. Play 12. jjball 10, H, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12. LIZ MORRIS: FHA 12; Cheerleader 12; Drill Team 11; Homecoming Court 12; 12; GEE Club 11; Debate Club 11,12; Drama Club 11. THUY eyball 10, 11,12. DINA O CLARAY: Drill Team 10, 11; DECA 12; Concert IVER; Gymnastics 10,11,12; Pep Club 10. CHUCK ORSBORN: Wrestling 12. PAUL PARADIS: Track 12. JOHN PAX: Concert Choir 10; Debate Club 10. PAUL PAX: Concert Choir 10; Newspaper 12; Yearbook 12. DOREEN PECK: Basketball 11; Track 12; Spanish 10, ll.CYNDI PERDUE: Concert Choir 11; DECA 12. MARGA- RET PETERSEN: Pep Club 10, 11; DECA 12; Pep Queen; OEA II;Sr. Vice-Pres., Lettergirls 12; Jr. Vice-Pres. SUSAN PHILLIPS: . Youth News 12; Yearbook 10; Spanish Honor Society 12; Quill and Scroll 10. INTA PLUME: Pep Club 10, 11; OEA 11, 12. BARB PORAY: German Club 10; Drama Club 12; Drill Team 11; Jr. Musical 12; Sr. Play 12. NANCY POTTS: Yearbook 12; Lettergirls 12; Track 10; Newspaper 12. KEITH PRICE: Track 12. PAUL PUS1CH: Cross-Country 10,11,12:Track 10,11,12; Wrestling 11,12. Pub Hop Royalty; Homecoming Court. LINDA NISSEN: French Club 10; FHA 12; Youth News 12. SCOTT NYGARD: Track 12. GAIL RIEDERER; Concert Choir 11; Wrestling mgr. 11.12; DECA 12. DEANNA SALTZMAN: Pep Club 10, 11; Lettergirls 12. DALE SCHMITZ: Basketball 11. ERVAN SCHULTZ: Sr. Class Pres; SE Honor Choir 12; Jr. Musical 11; State Honor Choir 12; Tennis Team II; Pep Club 10; Spanish Club 1_0. ROCKY SELV1G: Concert Band 10, 11; Wrestling 10, II, 12; Sr. Play Stage Crew 11. SANDRA SHELLEY: Pep £lub JO.-fcJSA,SIMPSON: Pep Club 10; Ski Club 11. SUSAN SIMS: Concert Choir 12. CAROL SKRSBIBLl1 hdJ.I0 Vol« .:h i I ,1 BE G: Basketball 10. II. 12. SUZYSTENGL: Drill Team RJIOCK Sclionl Ho.trUKcp. I?.(il l I Cross-Counirv” Am.EHOMP®Nnfa OTTkCTFa I. 12rmrbookjl. F.D l-HORHF Jr Pta II (,T y foMPKINS:.B kgfcall 11, 12. MAGGIE fOMPKINS: BasketbalHts Volleyball 10, II, 12. GREG TROLLAN: Pep Band 10,11, 12; Stage Ba? d J,i «r. Play F2; Pep King 1J; Concert Band 10, M, W. 'MATTVAN PATTEN: Jr. Classes. BETH VERRCTLI:—. Croj -Couatry Track 10. RlSt J LL: Boys Basketball mgr. I O ConcerLfhoir 1 J2; Lettergirls 12; Pep Club 10; Wrestle ttes I |7- fili miiin ar i Mwiwl IU. Ji.-Wi M. JANFrttfffrfT- —— “U'restlytes 12. GREG WELDON: Tracf 10. DIANA WILEY: Yearbook 11; Cross-Country 11; Concerf Band 10. GAIL WILEY: DEqA 12; Concert Band 10; Cross Country 10. DAVID WILSON: Swimming 12; Diving 12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 11,12; Gymnastics 10. JOHN WOOD; Wrestling 10, II, 12. GENE WOODIN: Yearbook 11; Auto Club 10; Swimming 10. TORSTEN MUCLER: Jr. Musical 12; Drama Club 12. — . - m t 42 Sports The Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears Cross Country Team did an outstanding job this year sweeping all regular meets. The boys team went on to place first at the Southeast meet in Juneau, with a score of 17, two points away from a perfect score of 15; while the girls team placed first with a score of 35. Juneau then took both teams to the state meet in Wasilla with the boys placing 2nd and the girls placing 5th. Cross Country team members: Dave Ar- nold, Trina Baker, John Doogan, Ray Espera, Kenny Frick, Cindec Hadsel, John Haywood, Mark Hopson, Shawn Johns, Susan James, Dick Knapp, Matt Miller, Dave Pusich, Paul Pusich. B.J. Riggs, Michelle Robitaille, So- phia Smith, Linda Sofoulis, and Gene Taga- ban. Boys Cross Country Team accepts 2nd place state trophy (L to R): Dick Knapp. Matt Miller. Rav F.spcra. Paul Pusich. Shawn Johns. Kenny Frick. John Haywood, backrow: Coach Ron Mct gar. 44 Girls Cross Couniry Team (L to R): B J. Riggs, Michelle Robitaillc. Trina Baker. Linda Sofoulis. Susan James, Sophia Smith, and C'indcc Hadscl. Kenny Frick. Ray Espera, and Dick Knapp psyche themselves up. B J Riggs arrives at the meet. 45 The Juneau-Douglas High School Swim Team did a great job this season consistently taking first in all regular season meets. After winning the Southeast Conference Title at Petersburg, Juneau went on to the state meet in Anchorage with high spirits. At the state meet the girls team managed to place 4th. Swimmers include: Paul Bertholl, Justine Bishop, Kaari Busick, Tara Busick, Amy Carroll, Joanna Chit- tick, Casey Edwards, Marie Gregovich, Holly Halli- day. Shelly Jones, Wendy Jones, Christian Kemp, Kim Knapp, David Lee, Dane Lipson, Derek Lopez, Scott McCoy, Erin McKeown, Teri McKinnon, Nancy Mayer, Jon Oberg, Randy Parker, Bill Ratcliffe, Lau- ra Rutschman, Lori Snelling, Drew Spence. Mara Spence, Mary Thompson, Patti Van Patten, Mike W il- liams, Michelle Wilson, Sharon Wilson. Divers include: Pete Bowers, Allen Bryant, Sonja D'Angelo, Carolyn MacKinnon, Dave Wilson. Coachs are Bill Jackson: swimming coach, Steve Power: assis- tant swim coach, Ron Watkins: diving coach. Juneau Swim Team L to R: Allen Bryant. Dane Lipson. Ron Watkins diving coach. Steve Power: assistant swim coach. Bill Jackson: swim coach. Heidi Hamilton: manager, second row: Pete Bowers. David Wilson. Randy Parker. Paul Bertholl, Kaari Busick. Christian Kemp. Tara Busick. Mike Williams. Holly Halliday. Carolyn MacKinnon, third row: Casey Jones. Drew Spence. Kim Knapp. Billy Ratcliffe. Marie Gregovich. Laura Rutschman. Sharon Wilson. Amy Carroll. Teri McKinnon. Lori Snelling. Fourth row: Derek Lope . Scott McCoy, Patti VanPattcn. Mary Thomson. Joanna Chittick. Erin McKeown. Nancy Mayer. Sonja D Angelo, Michelle Wilson. Justine Bishop. Allen Bryant executes a back dive. Paul Bertholl. second from left, and David Lee. second from right prepare for the start of a race. Srtim Oeam takes 1st at Southeast Juneau Swim Team starts meet with a pep rally. 46 Juneau Divers L to R Coach Ron Watkins. Sonja D'Angelo. Allen Bryant. Carolyn MacKinnon. Pete Tara Busick doing the breaststroke. Bowers, and David Lee. Juneau Swimmers Erin McKcown and David Lee accept Southeast Championship First Place award. Mike Williams takes a break during practice. 47 Cjirh ‘Volleyball 25 Wins, Season ;( - 2 'jm The Juneau-Douglas High School Girls Volleyball Team, after compiling a fantas- tic season record of 25 wins, 1 loss, lost the Southeast Conference Title to the Sitka Wolves in Wrangell, October 29-31. Juneau then went on to the state tourna- ment in Ketchikan November 14-16 plac- ing 5th, two places higher than last year. Sydney Mitchell attacks the net. Sandi Hughes executes another patented sidearm serve. Sydney Mitchell and Kari Kiefer go up for the block 48 Coach Peg Gwythcr gives the pregamc strategy. Girls Volleyball Team. Starting with number 1 going clockwise: Kim Gwythcr, Sandi Hughes. Kari Kiefer. Nclda Subcldia. Sydney Mitchell. Mary Ncslony, Kerrie McCorcle. Carmen Nicre. Kathy Judson. Tiffany Farr. Pam Gardner. Kristin Homan. Maggie Tompkins. Kathy Hedges. F.mily Clark. 49 Cjymnastics Oeam IPlaces First atS.F. and Oenth at State For the First time in six years the Juneau-Douglas High School Gymnastic team received funds from the school dis- trict. The team traveled to the Southeast Tournament in Ketchikan, where they placed first in the team competition. Individually none of the members placed higher than second, but thru a strong team effort they managed to place first. They then traveled to Anchorage to compete in the State Tournament at Bartlett High School, where they placed tenth. The team was coached by John Egbert and Cindy Daniels. Janet Bolton warms up on the uneven bars. Gymnastic Team, starting from the top L to R: Sheri Holland, Julie Bolton, Korrinc Galdabini. Kate Ripley, Katrina Fassel, Wendy Jones, Lori Oliver. Pam Vaughn, Janet Bolton, Natalie James. Lisa Dapccvich. Becky Grieser. Not shown: Scott Hohman, Ken Flood. Kelly King, Grey Mitchell. 50 51 Grey Mitchell chalks up for his upcoming event. $oys ‘Varsity jBasketball 30-1 S.E. Champions State Champions The Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears boys' basketball team had a truly great year. With an overall season record of 30-1, the only loss being to Bothol High School of Bothol, Wash., and a 20-0 conference record, the Bears captured the S.E. and State tournaments. For the first time since 1973, the Bears took the State tourna- ment. During the opening round game the team came out with an easy 37 point victory over Eilson. The second game matched Juneau with East, a team the Bears hadn't beat in 3 previous meetings; however, Juneau man- aged to advance with a 6 point overtime victory. In the championship game, the Bears knocked off West for the State crown concluding a great season. Coach Jim Harney has stressed teamwork over the years and this season it paid off. With only four close games this season against East, Ketchi- kan, Metlakatla, and Sitka, the Bears had little trouble with any of their opponents. Juneau-Douglas was definitely the top squad in Alaska throughout the 81-82 year. Ross Ogden goes up for two. 52 Bears celebrate their S.E. victory. Bears take a break during a game. Soiberg handles the pressure. How sweet it is?” -Ethan Billings Standing L to R: Ethan Billings. Eric Holst. Brent Fagcrstrom. Matt Ncwhousc. Ross Ogden, Scott Stewart. Craig Kahklcn. Lance Soiberg. Ken Willard. Kevin Caspcrson. Kneeling L to R: Marc Greeley, manager Steve Potter. Bryan Quinn. 53 ‘JBoyiJ.V. {Basketball The Boys Junior Varsity Basketball Team, led by coach George Houston, only lost one conference game this season, a squeaker to Sitka here in Juneau Febru- ary 12. With the junior varsity’s blowing out of all their oppo- nent with the exception of the game to Sitka, the Bears have a promising field of talent for the up and coming 82-83 season. George Houston follows the game. Matt Ncwhousc concentrates at the frecthrow line. Front Row, L-R: Bryan Quinn. Joe Thibodeau. Robert Beierly. George Chappcl. Arnold Ibias. Back Row; Carl Caspcrson, Kurt Eames. Kenny Johnson. Steve Conger. Chuck Gordon. Dean Clunc. Not shown: Robert Sanford. Dwayne Finney. Kevin Barrick. 54 Grey Mitchell puts the move on his opponent. J.V. Wrestling The Junior Varsity Wrestling Team, coached by Mike Herold and John Pas- torino, had a great season this year. Al- though they spent most of the season in the shadows of the varsity team, it was with their support that the whole team wrestled to a first place title at the Re- gion V Southeast Tournament. Todd Perkins breaks down his opponent. Mark Sanders places third at Southeast. Junior Varsity Team. L-R: Todd Perkins. Charles Schultz. Fernando Pintang. Chris Propst. Josh McCabe. Greg Norman. Bill Sears, Steve Jensen. Grey Mitchell. Brian Holst. Scott Neyhart. Mike Hinman. Sam Nelson. Chuck Orsbornc. Mark Sanders. 55 Qirls Basketball 2nd SB. 7th State The Crimson Bears girls’ basketball team proved to be a powerful squad in S.E. during the 81-82 season. With a 20-5 conference record, the Bears entered the S.E. tournament; the Bears were upset by the Petersburg Vikings in the final game. When the Bears headed for the State tournment. they found them- selves matched up with the number one team in the state, Monroe Catholic. The team lost the first two games of the tournament; howev- er, they came out victorious over Petersburg and ended up placing seventh. Led by coach Peg Gwyther, the Crimson Bears girls basketball team had an outstanding season! Bears show good sportsmanship. L to R, 1st row: Rose Westika. Kari Kiefer. Didi Rackstraw. 2nd row: Maureen Hansen. Michelle Robitaille. Sydney Mitchell. Beth Slitcr. Kathy Judson, Maja Ebona. 3rd row: manager Sue Davidson. Jeannie Fairbanks. Heidi Huffman. Mir- iam Jenkins. Kathy Hedges, manager Johanna Peep. “Try to block this one baby?”-Beth Slitcr 56 Bears gel psyched before the game. Kathy Judson drives for the basket. Sydney Mitchell goes up for an open shot. 57 Ron Hickman goes for the pin. Kris Mercer breaks down his opponent. Crimson Bears show off S.E. trophy. State Results (Juneau) Peter Eagle 1 Val Cummins 2 Shannon Geariety 2 Frank Milton 2 Rocky Selvig 2 Don Ritter 4 Kenny Frick Kris Mercer Anton Eagle Mark Sanders Rod Wilkins Ron Hickman 9 Jeff Frick 9 58 Kenny Frick rides an Edgccumbc Brave. Coach Hcrold watches a match while Shana Baker take notes. Rocky Selvig uses some muscle on his opponent. Varsity Wrestling 1st in Southeast 3r} in State The Crimson Bears wrestling team finished with an undefeated record in Southeast for the 1982 season. When asked how he thought the team would do at Southeast, Coach Mike Herold replied, “I think we look strong for the Southeast Tournament.” That turned out to be an understatement. Juneau captured first place, scoring nearly 100 points more than region rival Sitka. Juneau had six firsts, four seconds, and three thirds. Juneau qualified 13 wrestlers for the state tournament in Fairbanks. In Fairbanks, Juneau took a rewarding third place state trophy, with one first, four seconds, one fourth, and two fifths. Herold was voted coach of the year for the outstand- ing job he did with the Crimson Bears this season. Crimson Bears. L to R: John Pastorino-assistant coach. Shana Baker-assistant manager. Paul Pusich. Kris Mercer. Ron Hickman. Val Cummins. Frank Milton. Don Ritter. Gail Ricdcrcr-managcr, Mike Hcrold-coach. Front Row: Eric Weeks. Anton Eagle. Peter Eagle. Kenny Frick. Rocky Selvig. Shannon Gcaricty. 59 . ‘Publication This years publications hop theme was totally different from the previous years themes of western. Everyone dressed up as though it was a beach party. The pub hop was put on by the J-Bird and Totem staff as every year. Tiffany Farr was crowned Totem Queen and Bryan Quinn was crowned J-Bird King. The princes and prin- cesses were: Nathan Bishop, Eric Holst, Greg Johnson, Craig Kahklen, Marc Spaziani, Susan Andrews, Irene Gregg, Kari Olsen, Nanette Rogers, Darcy Zemlicka. Byran Quinn flashes a smile during the royalty dance. Bryan Quinn and Tiffany Farr model their new Pub-Hop crowns. Nathan Bishop, Darcy Zemlicka. and Nanette Rogers converse about the newly crowned king and queen. 62 Janet Bccdlc. last years queen, pins a carnation on King. Bryan Quinn. Paul Pusich. last years king, crowns Tiffany Farr. Totem Queen Marc Spaziani. Susan Andrews, and Craig Kahklen await the announcement of the new king and queen. Pub Hop candidates left to right: Nanette Rogers. Bryan Quinn. Irene Gregg. Marc Spaziani. Darcy Zcmlicka, Susan Andrews, Nathan Bishop. Tiffany Farr. Eric Holst. Kari Olsen. Craig Kahklen. not shown Greg Johnson. 63 Big Sister Bittle Sister Banquet The Big-Little Sister Banquet, which took place in the cafeteria on October 29, is a time for the Seniors girls to get to know the Sopho- more girls. The Juniors girls are in charge of the food while the Senior guys are in charge of entertainment. This year the guys put on a skit entitled “The Lavatory” which revealed the habits of the Senior girls during a dance. The girls await the play. Boys will be boys, but sometimes boys will be girls.-Paul Pusich. Dale Schmitz, David Grant, and Dick Knapp. 64 cfootball The annual Junior verses Senior Football games were played on Sunday afternoon, September 20. It was the first day without rain in weeks. Melvin Park was the setting. The mud was deep, the competition level, high, and the atmostphere intense. The final outcome was close, but the Juniors went home victorious in both the girls and the boys games. Junior girls work on their defense. Gail Reidercr brings down three juniors. Four senior girls walk away in defeat. 66 Senior girls work on strategy for the next play. Both juniors and seniors relax after the games. Senior. Greg Brock, expresses the agony of defeat. 67 Tiniam Rainhort” This year’s Junior Musical was “Finian’s Rain- bow,” a classical Broadway comedy. The perfor- mance dates were December 3,4, and 5, which is earlier than in previous years. This years Produc- tion Director was Tony Reiger, Vocal and Instru- mental Director, Bernie Hendricks, and Choreo- grapher, Janice Holst. One of the most distinctive characteristics of this play was its outstanding set. The design came from George Pettit, but was conducted by Bryan Grove and Julie VanDriel. Chosen for Sunior Class Musical “Finian’s Rainbow cast practice the chorus line. Jeff Duvcrnay gives Ed Thorne a shove during rehearsal 68 Jeff Duvernay and Ed Thorne look on as Sieve Patterson delivers a line. Wayland Jones sweeps Bcrnic Cunningham off of her feet. Cast ist Finian McLoncrgan Ron Olson Sharon McLoncrgan Bernie Cunningham Woody Mahoney Wayland Jones Og Anton Eagle Susan Mahoney Lori Lowell Senator Bill Board Rawkins Steve Patterson Bea Collins Barbara Poray Sheriff Ed Thorne Howard Roger Thibodeau 1st Deputy Jeff Duvernay 2nd Deputy Alex Clark 3rd Deputy Craig Hogan Mr. Shears Dale Gowen Ms. Robust Susan Kollin 1st Geologist Torsten Mueller 2nd Geologist Leoni Johnson Sunny Ray Schwede 1st Sharecropper Scott Pisel 2nd Sharecropper Joe Eberhardt 3rd Sharecropper Mary Bottge 4th Sharecropper Rob Metcalfe Henry Wayne Bundy Diane Johanna Peep Jane Cindy d’Armand John Jon Oberg Honey Lou Becky Nickel 1st Passion Pilgrim Gospeler A. J. Leslie 2nd Passion Pilgrim Gospeler Tom Deakins 3rd Passion Pilgrim Gospeler Mark Hopson Other Dancers and Chorus Sharon Loney Patty Michaud Nancy Miller Patty Ferrell Val Stokes Eric Haworth Ron Olsen complains to Bernie Cunningham about the weight of his bags. 69 Pub hop king and queen: Bryan Quinn and Tiffany Farr. Laura Duvernay and Shana Baker await the entry of the Bears. cHomecoming Homecoming this year was our first home basketball game of the season. We played the Wrangell Wolves and defeated them by a score of 94 to 53. During halftime the drill team marched and after the game they had the crowning of the 1981-82 king and queen. This year the king was Dick Knapp and the queen was Nancy Miller. Mac makes his first appearance. Homecoming royalty; front row; Nancy Miller. Lori Lowell. Sydney Mitchell, Erika Moser. Laura Duvernay, Janet Bccdlc. Back row; Val Cummins. Ray Espera. Kris Mercer. Brent Fagerstrom. Dick Knapp. Paul Pusich Crown Bearers: Dennis Ford and Rit- chie Saceda. Queen Nancy and King Richard. 71 Junior jProm “(Reels so Right” The Junior Prom was held on January 30 in the Baranofs Latchstring. Dinner was catered by the Baranof. Dancing began at 8:30 p.m. with Si Bon, a California based band, and lasted until 1:00 a.m. The theme “Feels so right was very appropriate as all the 68 couples seemed to enjoy themselves. Couples negotiate for room on the dance floor. Si Bon performs at the prom. Barb Poray and Matt Hunt enjoy an uncrowded dance floor. 72 Tiffany Farr, “Anyone looking my way?' Kris Mercer asks Sydney Mitchell. So what arc you doing after the dance?” Alan Plotnick, “Why didn’t I notice that one before?” Laura Duvernay and Dick Knapp watch on as couples dance. 73 Spirit Week Spirit week was held on a week before the first home basketball game, Juneau-Douglas High School was the scene of decorated halls, wildly dressed students, and contests between the classes from Dec. 14-18. Students came to school on Monday to decorate halls. Each class decorated one floor and they were judged by a group of teachers. Seniors came out victorious. Each day stu- dents dressed to a certain theme ranging from red and black to punk. An assembly was held each day by either a class, the faculty, or the cheerleaders. The annual parade was cancelled due to bad weather, but the floats were displayed upstairs in the gym by the new mural with the Juniors winning. The Homecoming games against Wrangell were held on Friday and Saturday with Juneau the victor of both. The over-all Spirit Key was awarded to the Seniors at the Saturday game. The new wall mural for the gym. 74 Man Van Patten punks out. 75 Andy Meincrs gives her a fling. Junior class float is the big 1. %{a miret and Qretj Crooned j?ef Jiinq and Queen After the last home boys basketball game, February 12, and 13, Margaret Peterson was crowed Pep Queen and Greg Trollan, Pep King. The boys' bas- ketball team chose the Queen and each gave her a rose and a kiss. The King received Whcatics, a box of candy, and a kiss from the cheerleaders. The King and Queen were chosen on the basis of the enthusi- asm they presented at school activities. Margaret gazes over mural. Greg flashes his kingly smile. Margaret laughs over Greg’s suave look. 76 Margaret and her spirited smile. Greg shows his spirit. Mac gives a cheer for old J-D High. “Ohe Shin of Our Oeeth” Thornton Wilder’s “Skin of Our Teeth was chosen for the all school play. This year the “Senior Class Play was changed to the “All-School Play because of the involvement of all the classes and faculty too. “The Skin of Our Teeth was a fantasy about the trials of mankind. Complete with joy, anger, accomplishment, murder, se- duction, and love, humans try to cope with the enigma of life. Thornton Wilder holds out hope for humanity if they will only have faith in something and profit from knowl- edge. “The Skin of Our Teeth really isn’t a comedy, although it can be funny; it really isn't a tragedy, although it can be tragic; it is in fact all about life—whatever that is. The cast and crew worked very hard get- ting ready for their March 25, 26, and 27 performances. The Antrobus family. Janet Beedle. Bill Ratcliffe. Nancy Miller and Roger Thibodeau . . . watching whales at the mammal convention. Front. L to R: Carolyn MacKinnon. Marie Gregovich, Scott Piscl, Erika Moser. Janet Beedle. Dick Knapp, Kelly King. Second row: Susan Kollin. Mary Thomson. Tara Busick. Dean Clune. David Lee. Roger Thibodeau. Laura Duvcrnay. Nancy Miller, Kari Busick. Melanie Antioquia. Lynette Warner. Back row: John Goldring—set design. Ray Schwcdc, Tony Reigcr-director. Bcrnic Hendricks, Dane Lipson. Bill Ratcliff. Mike Lafevcr and Bill Warner. 78 Sabina- Laura Duvernay being admired by two conveeners, played by Dick Knapp and Kelly King. Cast ££ist Announcer . Broadcast official.Greg Trollan Sabina...................................Laura Duvernay Mr. Fitzpatrick..........................Scott Pisel Mrs. Antrobus............................Nancy Miller Dinosaur Chairpusher....................Dane Lipson Mammoth Chairpusher...........Ray Schwede Telegraph Boy............................David Lee Gladys Antrobus..........................Janet Beedle Henry Antrobus...........................Roger Thibodeau Mr. Antrobus....................Bill Ratcliffe Doctor Conveener..................Kelly King Professor..................................Ben Seitz Judge Moses.............................Bernie Hendricks Homer............................Doyle Burnett Miss E Muse Party-girl........Erin Madison Miss T Muse.....................Kaari Busick Miss M Muse............................Melanie Antioquia Head Usher Fred Bailey........Steve Patterson Fortune Teller...........................Erika Moser Conveener.................................Dean Clune Mr. Simpon Conveener....................Dick Knapp Lady......................................Mrs. Harris Mr. Tremayne....................Wayland Jones Asst. Stage Manager.............Mary Thomson Mrs. Antrobus. Nancy Miller and Sabina. Laura Duvernay arc happy that the war is over. Caught at an inconvenient moment .. Broadcast official. Greg Trollan and Mr. Antrobus. Bill Ratcliff. 79 Senior Perso Most Spirited: Margaret Petersen and Dane Lipson Biggest Flirt: Matt Hunt and Robyn Marriott 80 Most Likely to Succeed: Tom McCabe and Anya Maicr Best Couple: Kris Mercer and Sydney Mitchell Best Personality: Nancy Miller and Dick Knapp Most Athletic: Kari Kiefer and Paul Pusich Biggest Gossips: Greg Brock and Doreen Peck Best Dressed: Brent Fagerstrom and Robyn Marriott 81 Assemblies Pep Band pickin' up the beat. Homecoming; Nicky Cooper and Eric Weeks sit on ice, in shorts?! 82 Homecoming; a real pie in the face. Kristy Wall and Becky Hinman welcome our undefeated State boys’ basketball champs. Shelia Gooding makes a mummy out of D Blaine. Living up to his promise. Coach Harney gets a little haircut from Lance Solbcrg after the boys Free Fare rocks J D High, basketball team went undefeated for the season. 83 85 Once upon a time there was a student . . . -Carmen N'icrc, Cheryl McGhic Juniors Gracia Adams Tim Adams Katie Adelmayer Chris Alton Kimi Anderson Keith Andrews Susan Andrews Denise Arseneau Angela Bainter David Bandirola Mike Barger Tim Barnack Robert Beierly Selena Beierly 88 V—+ Kimberly Benzel Kathryn Berg Paul Bertholl Nathan Bishop Pete Bowers Kevin Bowman Mindy Bryson Joe Buell Peter Buscicchio Richard Callahan Joe Canul Joe Cashen Is Shelly Oremus talking to an imbecile? 89 Glenda Catii Gail Chalcroft Dian Chitwood Alex Clark Emily Clark Eric Coffee Karen Coon Jay Cooper Alison Cropper Cindy D'Armand Laurie Davidson Wesley Davis Debbie Dawson John Demuth 90 Melissa Des Lauriers Karen Dittmer Melvin Doland Charlotte Doogan Shawn Dooley Keno Doty Janella Dunaway Kevin Dunne Kathy Dupere Jeff Duvernay Anton Eagle Bob Eakins 91 Joe Eberhardt Marianne Eggert Elsie Eldemar Scott Ellis Stephanie Franklin Jeff Frick Korrine Galdabini Bill Gasparek 92 Fran Germain Gerald Gotschall Jacque Grant Mary Greene Irene Gregg Becky Grieser Kim Gwyther Cindee Hadsel Mia Haffner Carolyn Hall 93 Charles Hall Lisa Hamilton Robert Head Kristi Henderson Shauna Heueisen Laronda Hilton Mike Hinman Craig Hogan Eric Holst Jennifer Hout Betsy Hoyt Heidi Huffman 94 Marilyn Hughes Jason Hustcad Dewey Isaacs John Jacobsen Susan James Sharon Jamestown Miriam Jenkins April Jim Shawn Johns Greg Johnson Sara Johnson Chrisic Jokerst Cassandra Jones Wesley Jones 95 Dennis Kaill Robert Keener Tom Kerle Kelly King Shawn Kinney Karen Kline Aaron Knight Stuart Knudson Susan Kollin Brenda Krauss Mike Ladwig Matthew Landingham Kim Larsen Theresa Laschober 96 Ed Posi licks ihc platter clean. “No. no. no. Mrs. Nelson, you’ve got the Pythagorean theorem all wrong.” Eric Weeks. Richard Lefevre Mike Lefevre Jerry Lenker Cari Lind Sharon Loney Derek Lopez Tim Love Dr. Dough. Craig Kahklen. Paul Lunn Karla Magnusson Allison Martin Carolee Martin Ginger Martin Suzan Mathisen Molly McCormick Lanette McCuistion 98 “I’m a unique kind of guy.” Joe Eberhardt. Mark McDowell Heather McNeven Virginia Meehan Dani Metcalf Patti Michaud Melita Mikesell Cindi Miller Scott Miller Bill Gasparek shows his stuff. 99 Lisa Mitten Mike Mooney Liz Morris Melissa Museth Rolf Nelson Leon Neuman Galen Nickel lan Northrip Ross Ogden Shelly Oremus Mary Owen You want it when? George Paradise. 100 George Paradise Lisa Pasquan Brenda Paul Rodney Paulk Geoff Petersen Lisa Petersen Katrina Pierce Mona Pineda Alan Plotnik David Polley 101 Edward Post Steve Potter Scott Purvis Bryan Quinn Janice Randall Bill Ratcliffe Ruth Reid Rosemary Robbins Michelle Roberts Linda Robinson Nanette Rogers Harlan Saltzman Brian Schultz Jay Sears 102 Jim Sellars Robert Simpson Lois Slater Beth Sliler Merigwen Smyth Nathan Snyder Robin Snyder Linda Sofoulis Donna Southerland John Sparks Marc Spaziani Roger Sperber 103 Paul Staso Bob Stevenson Scott Stewart Eric Stier Valerie Stokes Diana Stravens Elizabeth Summerlin “Photographers have it all.” Paul Staso and Elizabeth Summerlin. Margie Tandy Dori Taylor Kim Tersteeg Cindi Trapp 104 William Warner Stephanie Weber Eric Weeks Dan Weir Rose W'estika Theresa Wilcox Catrina Wilkins Mike Williams I remember when pop was 35c. says Stephanie Weber 105 Kevin Dunne. “I’m in love!!!’ Brent Wilson Frank Wilson Kim Wilson Robin Wilson Lee Wilson Marty Windred Nickie Wirth Rick Wolfenberger Kevin Wolpert Richard Woodward Tanya Zahn Darcy Zemlicka 106 Come on you guys, tell me the punch line ’’-Theresa Wilcox Rich Little, watch out for Eric Coffee. Who said skiing was fun?” asks Li Morris J-a-y-spacc-S-e-a-r-s-space 107 Organizations Journalism J-fiiri Ootem Ancient rivals. Totem and J-Bird combined for the first time to form a two-hour journalism class in which they produced the first full- year annual and seventeen newspaper issues which came out bi- monthly for Juneau-Douglas High School. After much controversy, the Totem staff, led by Heidi Hamilton, editor-in-chief and Carolyn MacKinnon, co-editor, decided to pro- duce a full-year annual. This gave them later deadlines which enabled them to produce a higher quality yearbook. Also, they had twenty- four more pages to record track, the all-school play, the Senior ball, baccalaureate, and graduation. For the first time in ten years, the J-Bird was published in coopera- tion with the Juneau Empire. Forrest Messerschmidt, editor-in-chief and Kris Mercer, co-editor, headed the J-Bird staff. After it was written and laid down by the J-Bird staff, the paper was printed on the Empire press. J-Bird and Totem also sponsored the Pub-Hop. The dance with the theme being a beach party, was very successful earning over $900. Royalty Tiffany Farr and Bryan Quinn were crow ned Totem Queen and J-Bird King. Dennis Kaill helps in laying down the J-Bird. Back row: Paul Staso. Melissa Muscth, Bryan Quinn. Dennis Kaill, Forrest Messerschmidt. Sandi Hughes. Rocky Sclvig. Amy Jo Macaulay, Kris Mercer. Shana Baker. Ken Koelsch; advisor. Front row: Suzy Stcngl, Erin Madison. Erika Moser. Dane Lipson, Sheryl Hasty. Paul Pax. Scott Jordon. Melanie Antioquia. Duane Ward. Mindy Bryson. Heidi Hamilton. Nancy Potts. Not pictured: Carolyn MacKinnon. Bruce Stephan. 110 Shana Baker previews Totem pictures. Melanie Antioquia and Erin Madison choose pictures for Sophomore section. Kris Mercer and Forrest Mcsscrschmidt work on Totem. Sheryl Hasty works on Totem ads. Student Council This year Student Council succeeded in reach- ing many of the goals they had striven for. Their main objective was to establish a better student- teacher relationship. By honoring their birth- days, preparing a special in-service breakfast, and showing all-around respect for them, they accomplished their feat. Other goals they completed with great success were: serving a Legislative breakfast to students from all around Alaska, legislators and other guests; composing a B-book containing all of the students’ names, addresses and phone numbers, school cheers, different school events and other information; painting a mural drawn by Karl Schultz in the gym; purchasing a school stereo; sponsoring the first all day leadership conference in Juneau; selling popcorn; providing pop and candy machines; hosting orientation sessions for ninth graders and sponsoring various concerts throughout the year. Student Council also sent two members to both the fall and spring state-wide leadership confer- ences. Throughout the year. Student Council stuck to their motto to the end: “Coming together is beginning, keeping together is progress, work- ing together is success.” Laura Duvcrnay participates in leadership conference. Associated Student Body, back row: Erika Moser. Vice President; Karma Nelson, Advisor; Morgan Humphreys. Treasurer Front row: Deanna Garcia. Secretary; Janet Becdlc. President; Eileen Stur- rock. School Board Representative. MS ON BEARS Senior officers, back row: Ervan Schultz. President: Laura Duvcrnay, Representative; Margaret Petersen. Vice President. Front row; Anne Meeker. Advisor; Gail Rcidcrcr. Representative. Not shown: Bonnie Bowers. Secretary-Treasurer; Eldon Dennis. Advisor. 112 Junior officers, back row: Jay Cooper, President: George Trani. Advisor: Chris Trollan. Secretary- Treasurer Front row: Alison Cropper. Vice President; Stephanie Weber. Representative; Ray Ma- laby. Advisor. Not shown: Lisa Mitten. Representative. Jay Cooper practices parlimcntary procedure. Janet Bccdlc conducts weekly meeting. Sophomore officers, back row: Brian Holst. Representative: Julie Hamilton. Vice President. Julie Bolton. Secretary-Treasurer; Simone Purvis. President; Amy Jo Macaulay. Representative. Front row: Greg Turner. Advisor; Alma Harris. Advisor. 113 Cheerleaders The Juneau-Douglas Basketball Cheer- leaders consisted of 4 seniors, 1 junior, and 1 sophomore. The Cheerleaders supported the teams by cheering at all of the boy’s and girl’s home basketball games. During Homecoming week they sponsored crazy dress-up days like Punk, Preppy, and Sweats day and sold the traditional pep- cakes. School spirit was upheld by organiz- ing pep assemblies and leading the classes in cheers. This year the girls raised money to pay for S.E. Tournament expenses and part of the expenses for traveling to the Boy's State Basketball Tournament in Kenai. Their advisor was Cynthia Morris, and the manager was Susan Kollin, and assistant manager Margaret Peterson. L lo R: Shana Baker. Laura Duvernay. Deanna Garcia. Henritha Jenkins, Mindy Bryson. Erika Moser. 114 Mindy Bryson and Laura Duvernay just completing a turn. L to R. bottom: Laura. Shana. Henritha. Deanna, Erika. Mindy. Hey, we BAD!” 115 Erika Moser during a frecthrow. Wrestling Cjirls Advised by Carl Nickels the Wrestling Girls were a very dedicated group. During the meets they ran the clocks and supplied the wrestlers with oranges after each match. Throughout the entire season the girls provided support for the wrestlers by making posters and cheering at the meets. The Wrestling Girls raised money for traveling expenses by having a dance and by do- ing other activities. The group traveled to Sitka since this years Southeast meet was held in Ju- neau. Kim Knapp on her way to inform the referee that the clock had stopped. 116 Back Row: Carolyn MacKinnon. Becky Chasko, Elizabeth Summerlin. Angie Montoya. Erin Mckcown. Front Row: Kristy Wall. Janet Welch. Yvonne Larson. Kim Knapp. Bernie. Kclda. Valeric, l.yncttc. Katie and Sheila pose at one of their posters. jPep C lub At the beginning of this year it looked as though there would not be a Pep Club but with the help of Margaret Peterson one was soon organized. Their advisor was John Peterson and their officers were Bernie Cunningham Pres., Honda Peep V. Pres, and the secretary was Lynette Warner. Pep Club fur- nished the hoops for all of the boys and girl’s home games and made posters. They attended the Boy’s Southeast Tournament and helped the cheerleaders cheer the Bears on to victory. The Pep Club did a great job this year despite the fact that it wasn’t as large as those of the previous years. Sheila Box displays her poster hanging tech mques. f re YojiKggty h CRIMSON BEf UtfUre R Back Row: Katie Knull. Kclda Denton. Lynette Warner. Front Row: Valerie Grimes. Bernie Cunning- ham. Sheila Box. Not Pictured: Cindy D’Armond. Melanie Grafton. Sharron Loney, Kelly Nciman. Ron Olson. Scott Pisel. Janet Waarvick, Catrina Wilkens. 117 T)rill Oeam Starting with an all new team composed mostly of soph- omores, the J-D Drill Team made a fine showing. They promoted school spirit by marching at all the boys’ home basketball games, two of the girls’ games, and at two assemblies. They performed several different routines, in- cluding a punk-rock routine to “Whippit.” The girls raised money for uniforms and travel by selling candy grams at Christmas and by sponsoring a spaghetti feed. They traveled to Sitka for S.E. Tournament and came home with third place in the Drill Team competition. The squad-leaders for the team this year were captain Suzy Stengl and co-captain Mari Owen, and the adivsors were D. Blaine and Jill Thompson. Drill Team. L to R. 1st row: Teresa Smatlan. Simone Purvis. Su y Stengl. Mari Owen. Denise Arsencau. Mary Bottgc. 2nd row: manager Ruth Reid. Julie Hamilton. Josie Ferrer. Kim Ivey. Katie Adelmcycr, Shawna Mingc, Selena Bcicrlcy. 3rd row: Korrine Galdabini. Cindi Trapp. Allison Martin. Mary Furuncss. Cassie Jones. Not pictured. Chrissic Jokerst. 118 Kim Ivey strikes a pose. 119 Concert {Band The Juneau-Douglas High School Concert Band had 43 mem- bers this year; the members play a variety of instruments from the bass drum to the flute. They performed a total of four concerts this year, and they performed with the other bands and choirs. The highlight of the year for them was their trip to the Southeast Music Festival in Ketchikan, April 20-24. Under the direction of Stan Sells, the band did very well this year. The clarinets giving their all. Front Row, L to R: Marty Brown. Becky Hinman, Susan James. Richard Bloomquist, Kristine Lovcid. Christy Cowles, Dawn Johnson, Kcrric McCorcle, Brenda Paul, Ka- ren Suss. Second Row: Phillip Gordon. David Wyatt. Didi Rackstraw, Debbie Voltz, Theresa Kcssel, Katrina Wilkcns, Mary Thompson, Tara Busick, Third Row: Bob Stevenson. Erik Evans. Rick Opitz, Robbin Gray. Fourth Row: Greg LaPoint. Loren Jorgenson. Ray Schwcdc, Tim Barnack. David Bandirola. Peter Larson, Jeff Duvernay. Virginia Meehan. Kevin Dunne. Greg Trollan. Flurry Bibb. Fifth Row: Dean Clunc. Scott Ncyhart. Brian Holst. Eric Coffee, Bill Ferrell, Steve Bandirola. Geoff Peterson 120 Debbie Voltz concentrates while playing. P?ep {Band Pep Band is made up of band members who are interested in playing at pep assemblies and basketball games. There are try- outs in the beginning of the year, and there were 26 members in Pep Band this year. The band traveled to Sitka for the S.E. Basketball Tournament, and played very well there. FLUTE SAXOPHONE TRUMPET Kim Anderson David Bandirola Julie Bolton Kaari Busick Wayland Jones Kevin Dunne Tara Busick Virginia Meehan Jeff Duvcrnay Kcrrie McCorcle Steve Patterson Brian Holst Brenda Paul Greg Trollan Debbie Voltz Frank Wilson Kipp Keim TROMBONE CLARINET DRUMS Marty Brown Kristine Loveid Brian Schultz Dean Clune Becky Hinman Bruce Messcrschmidt Mary Thompson BASS COWBELL Flurry Bibb Ray Schwcde Front Row. L to R: Ray Schwcde. Stan Sells. Debbie Voltz. Virginia Meehan. Kristine Lovcid. Mary Thomson. David Bandirola, Kcrrie McCorcle. Brenda Paul. Brian Schultz. Second Row: Scott Neyhart. Marty Brown. Becky Hinman. Kevin Dunne. Greg Trollan. Flurry Bibb. Dean Clune. Tara Busick. 121 Stage {Band The Stage Band is composed of some of the better or more ex- perienced players. They have been selected from the concert band. There are try-outs in the spring for the upcoming year, thirteen were chosen this year. The Stage Band has performed in four concerts this year. Front Row, LtoR: Frank Wilson. Flurry Bibb. Becky Hinman. Greg Trollan. Gerald Gotschall. Back Row: Marty Brown, Brian Schultz. Jeff Duvernay, Virginia Meehan. Wayland Jones, Kevin Dunne, Steve Patterson. Dean Clune. 122 Brian Schultz sets the beat. Concert Choir The advanced choir, composed mainly of Juniors and Sen- iors is the Concert Choir. This forty-six member choir perform approximately four times a year and the whole choir goes to the Southeast Alaska Music Festival. This year it was held in Ketchikan. The choir is directed by Doc. rc. mi... ” Bernie Hendricks. Front Row. LtoR: Cindy D'Armond. Leoni Johnson. Susan Kollin. Danny Shaw. Wayland Jones. Becky Grieser. Bernie Cunningham. Jackie Jacoby. Kim Gywther. Second Row: Angela Bainter. Carrie Baxandall, Dina O’Clary, Nancy Miller, l.india Robinson. Joe Eberhart. Tom Dcakins. Ron Olson. Kaari Busick. Sheila Box, Susan Simms. Laura Duvcrnay. Third Row: Mclita Mikcscll. Sharon Loncy. Donna Brown. Mary Greene. Kelly King. Jon Obcrg. Robert Simpson. Dick Knapp. Ervan Schultz. Kari Olson. Carolyn McKinnon. Janet Bccdle. 123 Srtincj Choir There were twelve members in Swing Choir this year. The group was an extra curricular activity which rehearses two nights a week and performs in concerts with the other choirs. Membership was based on audition, and was open to any member of the concert choir or mixed choir. Front Row L to R: Cindy D’Armond, Ron Olson. Sharon Loney. Mary Greene, Way land Jones. Carolyn MacKinnon. Dina O’Clary, Scott Piscl. Sheila Box. John Obcrg The choir warms up. 124 Front L to R: Mara Spence, Cindy Davis, Deanna Garcia. Karen Suss, Patty Ferrell, Susan Andrews, Yvonne Larson. Cindy Fiadscl Second Row Paulcnc Williams. Rosanne Dalton, Joanna Chittick. Barb Poray. Robyn Marriott. Shelly Murdzia. Tami Strader. Mary Govina . Third Row: David McRae. Mark Flopson, Scott Piscl. Dale Gowen. Lewis Recce, Ron Olson. 7 iixei Ch orus Mixed Chorus was open to any student who wished to learn how to sing. A lot of class time was spent on vocal production, music reading and ear training. The choir performed four times this year. This class was a pre-requisite for concert choir. There were twenty-two members this year. The chorus was directed by Bernie Hendricks. The choir in concert. 125 Practice makes perfect ]joutli Nenk Youth News was produced by a group of four students and ad- vised by Tony Reiger. News is taken from all Juneau schools and put together in a television segment which was aired on KTOO Friday nights at 6p.m. and again at 10p.m. This new group was open to anyone who was interested in reporting or camera work. Linda Nisscn, Sue Phillips. Kris Newbouse. Tony Rcigcr, and Bill Ratcliffc. Kris Newhousc and Sue Phillips prepare to go on the air. Kris Newhousc and Sue Phillips give a presentation on KTOO T V. 126 Robert Mcknight and Ian Northrip discuss material for a debate. ‘Debate Club The Debate Club was open to anyone who was interested and was willing to commit them- selves in debate. There were six members this year. The club met on Friday nights to discuss the topics which were chosen by a National Committee. Once a topic was chosen the stu- dents received prepared information from dif- ferent businesses to use in a debate. The de- bates lasted one hour and included such pre- sentations as instructive, rebuttal, and cross examination speeches. Three two-man teams traveled to Ketchikan this year where they won five rounds out of six in a debate and sent one team to Anchorage for the state meet. Robert McKnight. Ian Northrip, John Wyatt. Erik Evans, and Kris Newhousc. 127 Orama Club The drama club was very busy this year. With Sharon Lobaugh as the advisor, the club was able to sponsor a professional mime, John Goldring, to develop performance-level pantomimes with stu- dents of the theatre arts class, from which the club stemmed. The club also helped with cos- tumes and make-up for the fall musical, “Fin- ian’s Rainbow.” Under the new advisor, John Goldring who re- placed Lobaugh at the semester break when she quit, the club aided in the production process of “The Skin of Our Teeth,” the all-school play. At the end of April, the drama club sponsored stu- dents of the theatre arts class to go to Anchorage for state competition in drama. Ben Seilz. John Goldring. Danielle Davcc and George Paradise rehearse for slate compctilon. 128 Left lo right: Danielle Davcc. Billie Jo Gehring, Susan Kollin, Mike Marlin. Joanna VanSlykc. Brian Smith. Dori Taylor. A.J. Leslie, Ben Seitz. Kathy Maccagno. Cassie Jones. John Goldring. V French students Kristin Homan. Amy Carroll, and Maureen Hansen learn the art of French cuisine. “French Club The 1981-82 French club, advised by Ethel Nayudu, led a very active year. They held dances and bake sales to earn money for the March 11-12 Foreign Language festi- val which took place in Ketchikan. The club also sold advent calendars at Christmas to raise more funds. The French club spent most of their time planning a trip to Europe. Twelve students, Michelle Austerman, Gwen Brunton, Joe Buell, Cindy d'Armand, Susan Kollin, Deanne Lampe, Ian Northrip, Barbara Potter. Durstin Selfridge, Roger Thibodeau, Stephanie Weber, and Anne Williamson, left to France May 30 with Ethel Nayudu. The thirty-day trip included a two week home stay with families in Lyon, France and two days with Swiss families in a small town near Geneva. The students visited Nice (on the Riviera), Paris, Luxembourg, and Iceland. Throughout this trip, students put to use practical phrases and vocabulary needed for traveling and in communica- tion with others. Back row: lan Northrip. Mary Green. Ruth Reid. Joe Buell. Michelle Austerman. Maruccn Hansen. Ethel Nayudu. Beatrice Brooks. Middle row: Becky Nickel. Anne Williamson. Durstin Selfridge. Front row: Nina Tomlinson, Cindy D’Armand, Roger Thibodeau, Sharon Loncy. Susan Kollin. 129 OSSice Ed ucation ‘Association The Office Education Association started out its second year at Juneau-Douglas High School with much to do and ended it with much accom- plished. The organization was formed two years ago by Karen Fox-George to promote an under- standing of business and office procedures in J.D.H.S. OEA sponsored several fund raising projects, such as their annual type-a-thon and the Handsome Harry contest. The money raised by these activities helped pay the way for three club members to attend the OEA State Conference in Anchorage. At the conference, Joel Ferrer, Nan- cy Kollin, and Inta Plume competed and placed in four areas. This qualified them to travel to the National Conference in Nashville Tennesse. Be- sides the special fund raising projects they did. OEA also had its regular projects. OEA has helped many a late student by typing their papers up for a small fee. OEA also helped the college in the Career Day program where students are giv- en exposure to the working world. Front Row L To R: Inta Plume, Nancy Kollin. Back: Joel Ferrer. Robin Snyder. Sandra Shelly. Karen Fox George, Advisor. Not Pictured: Cathy Engstrom. Winners at State OEA Conference: Joel Ferrer, Nancy Kollin. Inta Plume Brent Fagerstrom is escorted to his Handsome Harry crowning by Erika Moser and Laura Duvernay. 130 Sophomore Handsome Harry Candidate Matt Newhouse. Handsome Hiarrij The second Annual Handsome Harry contest, sponsored by OEA, selected three students, one from each class, and allowed the student body to vote on the most handsome. Votes were cast by placing pennies in the jar set aside for each candidate. After a week of voting, the money was counted and the winner was announced at the Juneau- Sitka Basketball game on Valentines weekend. The three candidates were; Matt Newhouse-Sophomore, Marc Spaziani-Junior, Brent Fa- gerstrom-Senior. Fagerstrom was elected the 1982 Handsome Harry. Junior Handsome Harry Candidate Marc Spaziani. 131 1982 Handsome Harry. Senior Brent Fagerstrom. VECTI Entering into its fourteenth year at J-D H.S., the Juneau chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) had its busiest year yet. The club was co-advised by Mike and Mary Herold. DECA this year took part in the Jerry Lewis Labor Day telethon, the cancer telethon, and the Lions Club Interna- tional Food Fair. They also donated money to the Big Broth- ers, Big Sisters of Juneau. In the high school DECA raised money for itself by operat- ing the student store, Mac’s Cache. Money from the store helped fund several members' way to regional and state con- ferences. Winners from this years state conference traveled to Chicago in late June to attend the national conference. Duane Ward makes change in Mac's Cache. Alan Plotnick works on problem solving at a local leadership workshop. From Row. Cindy Hadsel. Dina O’Clarcy, Bonnie Teel. Irene Gregg. Elizabeth Summerlin. Advisor Mike Herold. Second Row: Matt Hunt. Cathy Engstrom. Karen Kline. Duane Ward. Lori Lowell. Not shown: Katrina Wilkcns, Margaret Peterson. Laurie Davidson. Shauna Hcuiscn. Julie Bolton. Simone Purvis. Lisa Petersen. 132 Front Row: Sylvia Sabon. Liz Temple. Second Row: Michelle Larsen. Nina Lisa Tomlinson, Melissa DcLaur- icrs. Marge Schmicgc. Third Row: Sharon Jamestown, Janet Waarvick. Patty Brazil. Stacey Reed. Shelly Bramble. Future Homemakemakers of America One of the oldest vocational clubs for high school students, the Future Home- makers of America (FHA), was present once again at J-D H.S. Advised by Marge Schmiege, FHA brings an under- standing of homemaking skills and relat- ed concern to students. This year FHA has conducted several in class activites and also sold burritos at lunch. Money from the burrito sales was used to finance the trip for the members and advisor to the FHA State Confer- ence at Anchorage Marge Schmicgc presents Michelle Larsen with an award earned at the State F.H.A. Shelly Bramble helps plan the remainder of the year for F.H.A. conference. 133 Peter Puscicchio Peter is 17 years old and comes from Potenza, Italy. Peter says J-D High is very relaxing and he enjoys all the activities. Although it is a little cold sometimes, he thinks Juneau is great. Peter is a senior this year. cforeign Exchange Students Philip is a senior from Napier, New Zealand. He says Juneau is a lot different because they never have snow where he comes from. Philip says school is a lot easier here, in Napier if you do something wrong you get whipped with a cane whip. J Philip Qorhn 134 135 Sophomores Mark Adams Melanie Antioquia David Arnold Cheryl Assink-Erickson Staci Augustus Michelle Austerman Trina Baker 138 Ann Barnack Kevin Barrick Burke Barton Elwin Blackwell Richard Bloomquist Julie Bolton Ken Bond Craig Bonnett John Boone Mary Bottge 139 Sheila Box Howard Braman Shelley Bramble Terry Braun Patty Brazil Beatrice Brooks Tami Brundidge Gwen Brunton Jeff Buchanan Wayne Bundy Kaari Busick Nove Carrillo Amy Carroll Pat Carroll Steve Cashen Carl Casperson Kevin Chilton Joanna Chittick Dean Clune Steve Conger 140 Beth Coon Nicky Cooper Ray Coronell Chrissy Cowles Erin Cromett Pam Crowe Bernie Cunningham Carrie Cunningham Sonja D'Angelo Lisa Dapcevich Danielle Davee Sue Davidson Cindy Davis Dolph Dawson Kelda Denton Herky Deppner John Dexter Charles Doland Chris Donaghey Stacy Dybdahl 141 Kurt Eames Maja Ebona Laura Edfelt Sean Edwards Andy Engstrom Charlie Estes Erik Evans Jeannie Fairbanks Katrina Fassel Patty Ferrell Bill Ferrell Josie Ferrer Jack File Dwayne Finney 142 Bob Moultrie: “I don’t believe what I just saw ...” B.J Riggs psyches herself up for the big race. Kenny Flood Trisha Fuller Mary Furuness Ruben Garcia Billie Jo Gehring Bob Goldsmith Jonn Gooding Chuck Gordon Mary Govina Sam Gowen Melanie Grafton David Grant 143 I’m sooo tired . . . how long can this go on? Kelda Denton Russel Griffin Valerie Grimes Carol Guinn Russell Haight Marc Greeley Marie Gregovich Henriatha Jenkins: “1 feel, so good . 144 Arne Hansen Eric Hansen Maureen Hansen Roxann Hanson Randy Harris Jeff Hasty Eric Haworth Phil Haynes Kathy Hedges Sharon Heidersdorf Matt Highley Valerie Hillman Sheri Holland Jennifer Holmes John Holmquist Brian Holst Kristin Homan Shaun Hooten Mark Hopson Micaela Horchover 145 Allan Horton Sean Hosman Allison Hursh Theresa Hustead Arnold Ibias Kim Ivey Jackie Jacoby Gerald James Henriatha Jenkins Dawn Johnson Ken Johnson 146 Victoria Johnson James Johnson Flora Jones Wendy Jones Lawrence Jorgensen Kathy Judson Janice Katzeek Ryan Keener The weekend’s over and almost everyone’s back to work. Patty Ferrell. Bricn Pukis. Sue Davidson. Kipp Keim Steve Kelly Christian Kemp Theresa Kinney 147 Kim Knapp Katie Knull Karlous Kreider Jerry Lavine Yvonne Larsen Michelle Larsen Dan Leithead Kim Lindquist Wayne Lofton Kristine Loveid Bob Lowell Steven Lukshin Amy Jo Macaulay Manuel Macias 148 Erin Madison Lisa Marshall Alice Martin Jill Martinson Nancy Mayer Josh McCabe Kerrie McCorcle Scott McCoy Cathy McGhie Robert McKnight Curt McQueen Ann-Julia McVaugh Rob Menzies Bruce Messerschmidt Terese Messing Mike Milligan 149 Shawna Minge Grey Mitchell Kaia Moe Bob Moultrie Ronnie Mueller Shelley Murdzia Sam Nelson Matt Newhouse Scott Neyhart Becky Nickel Kelly Nieman Jon Oberg Ron Olson Ronnie Olson 150 Jeff Phipps Fernando Pintang Scott Pisel Barbara Potter Geri Powers Chris Propst Brien Pukis Simone Purvis David Pusich Didi Rackstraw Cheryl Assink strutts her stuff in Drill Team. 152 Marlyn Ramos Stacey Reed Donna Reeves Darren Reynen Karen Reynolds B.J. Riggs Kate Ripley Sonja Roberts Michelle Robitaille Brenda Romzek Matt Roys Laura Rutschman Mark Sanders Robert Sanford 153 Christine Saries Charles Schultz Ray Schwede Kathy Scott Bill Sears Durstin Selfridge Guy Shira Catherine Shutt Gail Sims Jimmy Skrzynski Teresa Smatlan Jennifer Smith Richie Solandy Jill Sonnenburg Erin Madison's cheerfulness makes Kristine I.ovcid sick 154 Marc Souze Mara Spence Kelly Stephens David Stott Mike Stuart Karen Suss Jimmy Taguchi Karla Teel 155 Joe Thibodeau Roger Thibodeau Jim Thilenius Mary Thomson Nina Tomlinson Andrea Trapp James Turner Danna Vanslyke Wendre Vaughan Pam Vaughn Debbie Voltz Janet Waarvik Jonathan Walton Lynette Warner Gary Welp Harold Wheaton 156 Pam Gardner models her new Calvin Klein socks. Eric Wilkerson Don Williams Kevin Williams David Williams Anne Williamson Cindy Wilson Michelle Wilson Sharon Wilson Richard Wright David Wyatt Beth Zeiger 157 Faculty Hans Mercer Principal Michigan St. U., ‘57; U of Florida ‘75. Tom Newell Assistant Principal Central Washington St., 69. Ed James-Activities Advisor Northern St.. 60. Anna Andrews-Math Alaska Methodist U., '12. James Barron-Special Re- sources Central Washington St., ’68. Beth Belflower-Librarian Oglethorpe U., '61; U of Georgia, '12. D. Blaine-Special Advisor West. Wash. St.. ‘68. Katie Bloom-Home Ec. Oregon St. U., ‘74. Whitey Bloom-Biology Eastern Oregon, 71. Duane Bonk-Wood Shop New Mexico Highlands U., 73. Bill Bradner-Auto Mechan- ics Colards St., 60; Cent. Wash. St.. 65. Alice Branton-Library Ass’t. Louise Campbell-Business Ed. Maryville St.. 50. Shirley Carlson-English Adams St.. 63; Oregon St. U., 75. 160 Jim Carroll-Special Re- sources Fitchburg St.. '65 Ken Cassell-Industrial Arts N.E. Oklahoma St. '69; Oklahoma St. 73 Eldon Dennis-Chem. Physics Panhandle St.. '63; U of Missouri. '68. Dan Dillon-Trades Indus- try Michigan U.. '76. Karen Fox-George-Typing P.E. Montana St. U.. '65. Sheila Gooding-Biology S.W. Missouri St.. 61. John Greeley-English Washington U., '71. Wally Greer-Trades In- dustry Arizona St. U.. '67; U of AK. 73. Bryan Grove-Art Emporia St. U.. 66; Ohio St.. U.. 70. Jim Hame -P.E., 1st Aid, Driver's Ed. Pcppcrdinc U., 69; M. Ed 78. Alma Harris-English W. Washington U.. ’66; M.Ed ’73. Bernard Hendricks-Vocal Music Central Michigan U.. 63. Lee Henrickson-Math Wisconsin St.. U.. 64; W. Washing- ton St. Mary Herold-Business Ed. Boise St. U.. Oregon St. U.. 75. 161 Mike Hcrold-Business Ed. Oregon St.. U.. 72; BS B.Ed, ’73; MS B.Ed, ’74. Harold Johns-Indian Stud- ies W. Washington U.. ’80. Beverly Kelton-Home Ec. S.D St. U.. 66; t of AK. M-’74 Ken Koelsch-English Jour- nalism Michigan St. U.. ’66; U of AK. MAT- 70; M Ed- 74. Tom Kollin-English U of Michigan. 71. Sharon Lobaugh-Art Dra- ma Wash. St. ’59;Uof AK. M.Ed. ’71. Bea Long-Act. Secretary Russ McDowell-Biology Montana St. U.. ’62. Muriel McHardy-Business Ed. Utah St. U.. ’65. Ray Malaby-Counselor N Texas U.. ’74; M.Ed. '75. Rosemary Martinez-Secre- tary Roberta Jean Matt-Spanish Ottcrbcin. ’66; U of Wisconsin, 67. Kay Masters-Secretary Anne Meeker-Counselor Central Washington U., ’57; Port- land St. U; CA St. U. ’62. 162 Ron Metzgar-Social Studies U of New Mexico. ‘68; U of AK., ’76. Cynthia Morris-Nurse Senton Hall U.. ’58. Nancy Murray-Office Aide Ethel Nayudu-Foreign Lan- guages U of Washington. '65. Karma Nelson-Math Purdue U.. 65. Carl Nickel-Study Hall Gary Nott-Math Wayne St.. '63: U of Nebraska. ’70. Audrey Oakes-Business Ed. Parsons. ’64; U of AK. 67. Bonnie Paul-Office Aide William Potter-Social Stud- ies Wisconsin St. U. ’60; MA. ’65. Karyn Price-Social Studies U of AK; OSL; U of Miami; U of WA; U of MD; Stanford. BA, 64. Tony Reiger-Social Studies Hogstra Col. BA-’58;San Diego St. MS- 68; US Int. U, PhD-‘71. Marge Schmiege-Home Ec. U of MN; U of WI; U of CA; U of AK. ’62; MA-’76. Katie Schmitz-Att. Secre- tary 163 Stan Sells-Instrumental Music Central Washington U.. ’70; M.A. '79. Ann Symons-Librarian U. of California. ‘65; U. of Oregon. ’70. Don Szepanski-Counselor U. of Minnesota. 64; Mankind St. U.. M.A.. ’71. Jill Thompson-Registrar George Trani-Industrial Arts Adams St. College. 66; M.A., ‘69. Greg Turner-Social Studies Central Michigan U., ’76. John Wyatt-English Pcppcrdine U., ’62. “I can't pay the rent!” “But you must pay the rent! ’ Eldon Dennis. Lee Hendrickson, and Doyle Burnett. 164 165 CJrack !Boys 1st Qirls 2nd at Southeast Back Row. L io R: Keith Price. Greg Trollan. Greg Brock. Dane Lipson, Paul Paradis, Scott Jordon. Andy Micncrs. 3rd Row Susan James. Mark Sanders. Mark Hopson. Mark Grccly. Steve Conger. Alan Plotnick. Paul Staso. John Haywood. Ed Post. Dennis Kaill. 2nd Row: Linda Sofoulis. Amy Carroll. Wendy Jones. Mary Thomson. Beth Slitcr. Kathy McGhic. Brenda Romzcc. Jennifer Smith. Beth Coon, Coach Bloom. Coach Turner Front Row: Julie Bolton. Sue Davidson. Patty Michaud. Cindec Hadscl. Jeff Phipps. Greg Brock, and David Grant set for the start. 168 Cindy Hadscl watches while coach Greg Turner and Andy Meiners prepare the pit. Paul Staso shows perfect form. Bob Eakins flys through the air with the greatest of case. Keith Price executes a pushup. The 1982 Juncau-Douglas boy’s track team took first at the South- east conference track meet held in Haines, while the girls placed second. This years team did exceptionally well considering they were com- posed mostly of underclassmen. After winning the first meet in Sitka, the teams next meet, which was to be held in Juneau, was cancelled because of weather. They then traveled to Ketchikan w here they were narrowly defeated. 169 Senior JBall “£Jhe ‘JBest Ohat }jou Can ‘Do” The Senior Ball was held at Capital School gym Saturday May 8th. Music was pro- vided by the Plads, a rock group from Ket- chikan. The movie “Arthur , from which the theme of the dance “The Best That You Can Do was taken, was shown at the 20th Century Theater following the dance. The Racquetball Club was rented from 3:00 to 5:30 a.m. for all prom couples and break- feast was served and cooked by Gail Rci- dcrdcr. Julie Bolton enjoys the dance. Andy Micncrs takes it easy at the racquet club. Dina O’Clary. Ervan Schultz, and Carrie Baxandall set up photography area. Lori Lowell and Rob Metcalf enjoy the Plads. 170 Paul Pusich and Karen Forrest enjoy the night together. 171 Shirley Fdwards practices her ping-pong early in the morning. Senior banquet The Senior Banquet was held Sunday May 24 at Mike's Place. A dinner of prime rib was served to every member of the senior class. Dancing fol- lowed dinner along with entertainment by some of the senior class. Nancy Miller sang while Dina O'Clarey accompanied her on the piano. Dick Knapp also sang a song which he wrote himself, and Greg Trollen played his saxaphone. Each member of the senior class recieved a class mug designed by Karl Schultz and a gift certificate to MacDonalds. Greg Trollen and Flurry Bibb show ihcir pride. Sheryl Hasty. Heidi Hamilton, and Karen Forrest are still friends after all these years. 172 Flurry Bibb and Sue Sims dance the night away. Commencement 1982 Juneau-Douglas High School held commencement ceremonies for the class of 1982 Thursday May 27. Parents, relatives, and friends packed in the gym to see 221 students recieve their diplomas. The students chose Hans Mercer, principal at Ju- ncau-Douglas High School, to be their guest speaker. Ervan Schultz, senior class president, was the senior speaker. A senior ensemble sang “Time For Moving On as a dedication to the class. Tom Newell, vice principal at Juneau-Douglas High School, handed out several awards and mentioned many scholarships. The class of 1982 had over SI60,000 in scholarships and awards. Dr. Allan Barnes, president of the Juneau School Board, handed out the diplomas. Campus Life sponsored various activities throughout the night including bowling, movies, dinner, a bannana split, and breakfest. l ance Solbcrg stands in line waiting for his diploma. 174 Peter F.agle approaches the platform to accept his Juneau Ski Club Stephen F. Fitzgerald memorial scholarship. Graduates show off f ront Row Tim Hulse. Greg Trollan. Back Row: Dave Wilson. Scott Nygard. Paul Paradis. Greg Brock. Dane l.ipson. Matt Hunt. Pat Daniels returns to his scat after accepting his diploma 175 Students wait anxiously for their diplomas. ’82 is awesome ZBoys Basketball- First in S.E., First in State Concert Choir- Three “Is” at Music Festival Cross Country- First in S.E., Second in State ‘Debate- Semi-Finals at State DDC71- Four State Contest Winners Drench Club- First at S.E. Language Festival Qirls Basketball- Second in S.E., Seventh in State J-ffird- Seven out of Nine State Titles 0'E‘A- Three State Contest Winners Swim Oeam- First in S.E., Second in State Ootem- First Full Year Yearbook Orach- First in S.E. Volleyball' Second in S.E. Wrestling- First in S.E., Third in State World Happenings Poland under martial law ... Guerrilla warfare in El Salvador ... Royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana.. . Princess Diana expecting. First American test tube baby ... Sadat Shot. . . Reagan’s nuclear reduc- tions .. . Argentina takes over the Faukland islands .. . World’s biggest cocaine bust in Florida ... Air Florida crash kills many ... Lake Tahoe avalanche kills 8 . . . Mt. St. Helens erupting again . .. Columbia makes 2nd flight .. . New bridge spans Gastineau Channel . . . Eaglecrest open full season . . . MacDonalds comes to Juneau, sets new record . . . School budget cuts seven teachers .. . Don MacKinnon retires after 23 years in education . . . San Francisco wins Super Bowl. . . Dodgers win World Series.. . North Carolina wins NCAA basketball . . . Juneau boy’s basketball wins state tournament ... “Chariots of Fire,’’ 1 movie ... “Finian’s Rainbow,” all school musical. . . “The Skin of Our Teeth,” all school play. .. Video game fever, Pac Man, Centipede, Astroids II, Destroyers .. . Preppy look’s in ... Ghetto blasters banned from JDHS ... Designer shoelaces in . . . Knickers in . . . 177 Advertising 180 Sealaska Corporation The Student Center. Going to McDonald’s' is almost as much a pan of school as going to class. You've made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. You've made McDonald’s more than just another place to eat. And that's why, at McDonald's, we say... m. 2285 Trout Street Juneau. 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Capitol City Civil Processors Channel Bowl Charles Lamb Clothiers 319 Seward Street 608 West Willoughby Ave. Glacier Village Mall F-Stop Glacier Valley Travel Harri’s Plumbing Heating 171 Shattuck Way 9310 Glacier Hwy. 809 West 12th Street Honda Hut Juneau Mortgage Juneau Travel 8602 Teal Street 319 Seward Street 14 Marine W'ay McCorcle’s Pharmacy Norma’s Candy Cache Sam’s Bakery 140 Seward Street 5000 Glacier Hwy. Foodland Shopping Center Shattuck Grummett Stone Soup Warren’s Shoes 301 Seward Street 171 Shattuck Way 200 Seward Street Mendenhall Mall 203 Index Ackerman, Vickie 12 Adams. Gracia 88 Adams, Mark 138 Adams, Tim 88 Adelmayer, Katie 88, 118 Agustus, Staci 140 Alton, Chris 88 Anderson, Chris 140 Anderson, Greg 12 Anderson, Kimi 88 Andrews, Keith 88 Andrews, Susan 63, 88, 124 Antioquia, Melanie 78, 110, 111. 138 Arnold. David 138 Arscncau. Denise 88, 118 Assink, Cheryl 138, 152 Austerman, Michelle 129. 138 Austin, Eileen 12 Austin, Eleanor 12 Austin, Greg 184 Bainter, Angela 88. 123 Baker, Shana 12, 31, 59, 70, 110, 111, 114, 115 Baker, Trina 138 Bandirola, David 88, 121 Bandirola, Stephen 12 Barger. Mike 88 Barnack, Ann 139, 146 Barnack, Anthony 12 Barnack, Tim 85 Barrick, Kevin 139 Barton. Burke 139 Baxendall, Carrie 12, 123, 185, 191 Bcason, Karen 13 Beedle, Janet 13, 63, 71, 78, 112, 113, 123 Beierly, Selena 88, 118 Beierly, Robert 54, 88 Beierly, Thomas 13 Benzel. Kimberly 89 Berg, Kathy 89 Berg, Rick 13 Bertholl, Paul 46. 89 Bibb. Dan 13 Bibb. James Flurry 121, 122 Billings, Ethan 13, 53, 64 Bishop, Nathan 62, 63, 89 Blackwell, Elwin 139 Blankenship, Teri 13 Bloomquist, Richard 139 Bolton, Janet 13, 35, 50, 51, 189 Bolton, Julie 50, 113, 139 Bond, Ken 139 Bonnett, Craig 139 Boone, Eric 14 Boone, John 139 Bottge, Mary 118, 139 Bowers, Bonnie 14, 26 Bowthorpe. Kymm 14 Bowers, Pete 46. 47, 89 Bowman, Kevin 89 Box, Sheila 117, 123, 124, 125, 140 Bradley, Chris 14 Bradley, Rick 14, 190, 193 Braman, Howard 140 Bramble, Anne Marie 14, 188, 192, 193 Bramble, Shelley 133, 140 Braun, Terry 140 Brazil, Patricia 133, 140 Brock, Greg 15, 39, 67, 81, 182, 190, 193 Brooks, Beatrice 140 Brown, Donna 15, 123 Brown, Marty 15, 121, 122 Brundidge, Tami 140 Brunton, Glen 15 Brunton, Gwen 129, 140 Bryson, Mindy 89, 110, 114, 115, 187,192 Buchanan, Jeff 138, 140 Buell, Joe 89, 129 Bulkley, Tawna 15 Bundy, Wayne 140 Buscicchio, Peter 89, 134 Busick, Tara 15, 46, 47, 78, 121 Busick, Kaari 46, 78, 123, 140 Callahan. Richard 89 Canul, Joey 89 Carrillo, Nove 140 Carroll, Amy 46, 129, 140 Carroll, Pat 140 Cartmill, Jim 15, 29 Cashen. Joe 89 Cashen, Steve 140 Casperson, Carl 54, 140 Casperson, Kevin 53 Catli, Vangie 16, 36 Catli, Glenda 90 Chalcroft, Gail 90 Chappell, Gina 16 Chappell, George 54 Chasko, Becky 16, 24, 32, 116 Cheatham, Ken 16, 18 Chilton, Kevin 140 Chittick, Joanna 124, 140, 146 Chitwood, Dian 90 Christensen. Carl 16 Clark. Alex 90, 93 Clark, Emily 49, 88. 90 Clinesmith. Sharon 16 Clune, Dean 54, 78, 121, 122, 140, 195 Coffee, Eric 90. 107 Cogswell, Jody 16 Cole, Lisa 16 Conger, Steve 54. 140 Coon, Beth 141 Coon, Karen 90 Cooper, Jay 90, 113 Cooper, Nicky 82, 141 Coroncll, Ray 141 Cowles, Cristy 141 Crandall, Mike 17 Cromett, Erin 141 Cropper, Alison 90, 113 Crowe, Pam 141 Cummins, Val 17, 59, 71 Cunningham, Bcrnie 69, 117, 123, 141, 155 Cunningham, Carrie 141, 182, 183 Cunningham, Tony 17 Dalton, Roseann 124 D'Angelo, Sonja 46, 47, 141 Daniels, Pat 208 D'Armand, Cindy 90, 123, 124, 125, 129 Dapcevich, Lisa 50, 141 Davee, Daviclle 128, 141 Davidson, Laurie 90 Davidson, Sue 56, 141, 147 Davis, Cindy 124, 141 Davis, Obie 17 Davis, Ronda 17 Davis, Wcley 90 Dawson, Debbie 90 Dawson, Dolph 141 Deagan, Jackie 17 Deakins, Tom 18, 123, 184 Deems, Curtis 18 Dcmuth, John 90 Denton, Kclda 117, 141, 144 Deppner, Herky 141 DcsLauriers, Melissa 91, 133 Dexter, John 141 Diebcls, Paul 10, 18 Dittmer, Karen 91 Doland, Charles 141 Doland. Melvin 92 Donaghey, Christina 65, 141 Doogan, Charlotte 90 Doogan, John 18, 195 Dooley, Shawn 90, 94 Doty, Kcnoghewa 91 Dunaway, Janella 92 Duncan, Desiree 19 Dunne, Kevin 91, 100, 121, 122 Dupere, Kathy 91 Duran, Marciano 19 Duval, Stace 19 Duvernay, Jeff 68, 69, 91, 122 Duvernay, Laura 14, 19, 36, 60, 70, 71, 78, 79, 112, 114, 115, 123, 130, 208 Dybdahl, Stacy 141 Eagle, Anton 59, 84, 91 Eagle, Peter 19, 34. 59 Eakins, Bob 91 Eames, Kurt 54 142 Eberhardt, Joe 92, 99, 123 Ebona, Maja 56, 142 Edfelt, Laura 142 Edwards, Sean 142 Edwards, Shelby 19 Edwards, Shirley 20 Egbert. Marianne 92 Eldemar, Elsie 92 Eldcmar, Jerry 20 Ellis, Scott 92 Engstrom, Andy 142 Engstrom, Cathy 20, 132 Espcra, Ray 20, 44, 45, 65, 71, 197 Estes, Charlie 142 Evans. Erik 127, 142 Everson, Mark 20 Fagerstrom, Brent 20, 53, 71, 81, 130, 131 F airbanks, Jcannie 56, 139, 142 Farr, Tiffany 49. 61, 62, 63, 70 Fasscl, Katrina 50, 142, 149 Fclkyl, Manucla 20 Ferrell, Patty 124. 142, 147 Ferrell, Bill 142 Ferrer, Joel 20, 130 Ferrer, Josie 118, 142 File. Jack 142 Finney, Dwayne 139, 142 Flood, Charlene 21 Flood, Kenny 143 Forrest. Karen 21 Franklen, Stephanie 92 Franson, Drew 21 Frick. Jeff 44. 45, 92 Frick, Kenny 21, 58, 59 Fulks, Joe 21 Fuller. Trisha 143 Furuness, Mary 118, 143 Galdabani. Korrine 50, 92, 118 Garcia, Deanna 21, 22, 112, 114, 115, 124 Garcia, Ruben 143 Gardner. Pam 49, 157 Gasparek. Bill 92, 99 Gcarity, Shannon 22, 59 Gehring, Billie Jo 128, 143 Germain. Fran 93 Goldsmith. Bob 143 Gooding. John 143 Gordon. Chuck 54. 143 Gordon. Philip 134 Golschall, Gerald 93. 122 Govina, Mary 124, 143 Gowen, Dale 124 Gowen, Sam 143 Grafton. Melanie 143 Grant. David 22, 64 Grant. David 143 Grant. Jacquc 93 Greeley, Marc 53, 144 Greenberg. Rebecca 22 Greene. Mary 93, 123, 124, 125, 129 Gregg, Irene 63, 93, 132 Grcgovich, Marie 46, 78, 144, 191 Greiser. Becky 50, 93. 122 Griffin. Russel 144 Grimes, Valeric 117, 144 Guinn, Bonnie 22 Guinn, Carol 144 Gwythcr, Kim 93, 123 Hadsel, Cindee 7, 45, 124, 132 Haffner, Fleathcr 22 llaffncr, Mia 93 Haight, Russel 144 Hall, Carolyn 93 Hall. Charles 94 Hall, Tcrisa 144 Hall, Wayne 144 Hamilton, Heidi 22, 46. 110 Hamilton, Julie 113, 118, 144 Hamilton, Lisa 94 Hamilton, Rona 142, 144 Hansen, Arne 145 Hansen, Eric 145 Hansen, Maureen 56, 129, 145 Hanson, Roxann 145 Harris, Randy 145 Hasty, Jeff 145, 152 Hasty, Sheryl 15, 22, 110, 111, 185 Haworth, Eric 145 Hayes, Nathan 8 Haynes, Phil 145 Haywood, John 44 Head, Robert 94 Hedges, Cathy 49, 56, 145 Heerwagen, Linda 22 Hcdcrsdorf, Sharon 145 Henderson, Kristi 94 Heueisen, Shauna 94, 103 Hickman. Ron 23, 58, 59 Highley, Mat 145 Hilman, Valerie 145 Hillman, Veronica 23 Hilton, Laronda 94 Hinman, Mike 55, 94 Hinman, Becky 23, 83, 121 Hogan, Craig 94 Holland, Sheri 50, 145, 147, 157 Holmes, Jennifer 145 Holmquist, John 145 Holst, Eric 53, 63, 94 Holst, Brian 55, 113, 145 Homan, Kristin 49. 129, 145 Hooten, Shaun 145 Hopson, Mark 124, 145 Horchover, Michaela 145 Horton, Allan 146 Horton, Brenda 23 Flosman, Sean 146 Hout, Jennifer 94 Hoyt, Betsy 94 Huffman, Heidi 56, 94 Hughes, Marilyn 95 Hughes, Sandi 23. 48, 49. 110, 183 Hulse, Tim 23, 182 Humphreys, Morgan 23, 36, 112 Hunt. Matt 23, 80, 132 Hursh, Allison 146 Hustead, Jason 95 Hustead, Teresa 146 I bias, Arnold 54. 146 Isaacs, Dewey 95 Isaak, Curt 24 Ivey, Kim 118, 146 Jablonski, Barbara 24 Jacobsen, John 95 Jacoby, Jackie 122, 146 James, Gerry 146 James, Susan 95 James, Sheila 24 Jamestown, Sharon 95, 133 Jenkins, Lisa 148 Jenkins, Henriatha 114. 115, 144, 146 Jenkins, Miriam 56, 95 Jim, April 95 John, Edwell 24 Johns, Douglas 24 Johns, Shawn 44, 95 Johnson, Dawn 146 Johnson, Greg 195 Johnson, James 147 Johnson, Ken 146 Johnson, Leoni 123 Johnson. Randy 24 Johnson, Sara 95 Johnson, Victoria 147 Jokerst, Christie 95 Jones, Cassandra 46, 95, 118, 128, 186 Jones, Flora 147 Jones, Wayland 69, 122, 124, 125 Jones, Wendy 50, 147 Jones, Wesley 95 Jordan, Scott 21, 24, 110 Jorgensen, Lawrence 147 Judson, Cathy 49, 56, 57, 147 Kahklen, Craig 53, 63, 98 Kaill, Dennis 96, 101, 110 Kanzawa, Lucille 24, 135 Katzeek, Janice 147 Keener. Robert 93, 96 Keener. Ryan 147 Keifer, Kari 25, 38. 48. 49. 56, 81. 84 Keim, Kipp 147 Kelly, Steve 147 Kemp, Christian 46, 147 Kcrlc, Tom 96 King, Kelly 51, 78, 96, 122 Kinney, Shawn 96 Kinney, Theresa 147 Kline, Karen 96, 132 Knapp, Kim 46. 116, 122. 148 Knapp. Dick 17, 25, 37, 44. 45. 64, 71, 78, 81, 189 Knight, Aaron 96 Knudson, Stuart 96 Knull, Kathleen 117. 148 Kollin, Nancy 25, 130 Kollin. Susan 78.96,115,122,128,129 Krauss, Brenda 96 Krchbicl, Tom 25 Kreidcr, Karlous 148 Ladwig. Mike 96 Lampc. Daanne 25 Landingham, Matthew' 96 Larsen. Kim 96 Larsen. Michelle 133, 148 Larsen, Peter 25 Larsen. Yvonne 116, 124, 148, 151 Laschobcr, Theresa 96 Lavine, Jerry 148 Leaf. Teresa 25 Lee. David 25. 46, 47, 78 Lefevre. Mike 78, 97 Lcfcvre, Richard 97 Leithead, Dan 148, 150 Lenker, Jerry 97 Lennon, Packy 26 Leslie. Anthony 26, 128, 186 Lind, Cari 97 Lind, Liz 26 Lind, Peter 26 Lindquist, Becky 26 Lindquist, Kim 148 Lipson. Dane 26, 46, 78, 80, 110 Listburger. Tom 26 Lofton, Wayne 148 Loney, Sharon 98, 122. 125, 129 Lonn, Linda 26 Lopez, Derek 46. 89 Love. Tim 89 Lovcid, Keith 26 Loveid, Kristine 121, 148, 154, 156 Lowell, Bob 148 Lowell, Lori 26, 39, 71, 132 Lukshin, Steve 148 Lunn. Paul 98 Vlaccagno. Kathy 128 Macias. Manuel 148 MacKinnon, Carolyn 26. 37, 46. 47. 78, 116,122.125 Macualay, Amy Jo 110. 113, 148 Madison, Erin 110, 111, 149, 154 Magnusson, Karla 98 Maier. Anya 6, 26, 80 Marlin, Mike 128 Marriott, Robyn 19, 28, 80, 81, 124, 189, 192. 194 Marshall, Lisa 149 Martin, Alice 149 Martin, Allison 98. 118 Martin, Carolee 98 Martinson, Jill 149 Marvin, Gail 28 Marvin, Janice 28 Masters, Melissa 28 Mathisen, Suzan 98 Mayer, Nancy 46, 148 McCabe, Josh 55, 149 McCabe, Tom 28, 80 McCaslin, Susan 28 McCorcle, Kerrie 49, 121. 149 McCormick, Molly 98 McCoy, Scott 46, 149 McCuistion, Lanettc 98 McDowell. Mark 99 McGhie, Cathy 149 McGhie, Cheryl 28, 85 McKeown, Erin 28, 35, 46, 47, 116 McKinnon, Teri 46 McKnight. Robert 127, 149 McNcven, Heather 99 McQueen. Curtis 149 McRae, David 124 McVaugh. Ann-Julia 149 Meehan. Virginia 99, 121 Meili. Sheila 28 Mciners, Andrew 28, 65 Meketa, Rosemary 28 Menzies, Rob 149 Mercer, Kris 20, 28, 58, 59, 71, 80, 108, 110, 111 Mcrrcll, Mindy 29 Messerschmidt, Bruce 149 Messerschmidt, Forrest 29, 110, 111 Messing, Teresa 149 Metcalf, Dani 99 Michaud, Patty 94, 99 Middaugh. Mike 29 Mikcscll, Melita 99, 122 Millar, Cari 187 Miller, Cindi 99 Miller, Matt 29, 44 Miller, Nancy 29, 65, 68, 71, 78, 79, 81, 122 Miller, Scott 99 Milligan, Mike 149 Milton, Frank 29, 59 Minge, Shawna 118, 150, 185 Miranda, Roel 21, 30 Mitchell, Grey 55, 150 Mitchell, Sydney 18, 30, 48. 49. 56, 57, 71, 80 Mitten, Lisa 100 Moe, Kaia 150 Montoya, Angie 30, 116 Mooney, Mike 100 Morris, Liz 30, 100, 107 Moser, Erika 25, 30, 36, 71. 78. 110, 112, 114, 115, 130, 188, 192, 197 Moultrie, Bob 143, 150 Mueller. Ronnie 150 Muller. Torsten 30, 135 Murdzia, Shelley 124, 150 Muscth. Melissa 100, 110 Naab, Paul 31 Nelson. Rolf 100 Nelson. Sam 55, 150 Nelson, Tami 31 Ness, Grant 31 Newhousc, Kristina 31, 126, 127 Newhouse, Matthew 53, 54, 131, 150 Newman. J. Leon 100 Neyhart, Brett 31 Neyhart, Scott 55, 121, 150 Nguyen, Thuy 31 Nickel, Becky 150 Nickel, Galen 100 Nieman, Kelly 150 Niere, Carmencita 31, 49, 85 Nissen. Linda 31, 126 Norman, Greg 55, 95 Northrip, Ian 100. 127, 128 Nygard. Scott 32 Obcrg, Jonathan 125, 150 O’Claray, Dina 32, 125, 132 Ogden, Robert 32 Ogden, Ross 52, 53, 100 Reeves. Donna 153 Reid. Ruth 102, 118, 128 Rcynen, Darren 153 Reynolds, Karen 153 Riederer, Gail 34. 59, 66, 112 Riggs. Billie J. 45, 143, 153 Ripley, Kate 50. 51, 153 Ritter, Donald 59 Robbins, Rosemary 102 Roberts, Charlie 34 Roberts, Michelle 102 Roberts, Sonya 153 Robinson, Linda 102, 123 Robitaillc, Michelle 45, 56, 151, 153 Robilaille, Yvette 34 Rogers, Garth 34 Rogers, Nanette 62, 63. 86, 102 Romzek. Brenda 153 Roys, Matt 153 Rutschman, Laura 46, 153 Sabon, Sylvia 34, 133 Saltzman, Deanna 34 Saltzman, Harlan 102 Sanders, Mark 55, 153 Sanford, Robert 154 Sarles, Cristine 154 Schmitz. Dale 35, 64, 65 SchocI, Kenneth 35 Schroth. Robert 35 Schultz, Brian 102, 121, 122 Schultz, Charles 55, 154 Schultz, Ervan 30. 35, 112, 183, 194 Schwede, Ray 78, 154 Scott. Kathy 154 Scars, Bill 55, 154 Sears, Jay 102, 107, 196 Seitz, Ben 128 Sclfridgc, Durstin 128, 154 Sellars, Jim 103 Sclvig. Rocky 27. 35. 59. 110 Sharp, Tracy 36 Shaw, Dan 123 Shelley, Sandra 36, 130 Shira, Guy 154 Shutt, Catherine 154 Silva. Thor 36 Simpson. Lisa 36 Simpson. Robert 103, 123, 195, 196 Sims, Gail 154 Sims. Susan 9, 11, 37, 123 Skrzynski, Carol 35 Skrzynski, Jimmy 154 Slater, Lois 103 Sliler. Beth 56, 57, 103 Smatlan, Teresa 118, 154 Smith. Brian 122 Smith. Jennifer 154 Smith, Sophia 37 Smyth. Merigwcn 103 Snyder, Robin 103 Sofoulis, Linda 44, 45, 103 Solandy, Richie 154 Solbcrg, Lance 4, 38, 53, 83 Sonnenberg, Jill 154 Southerland, Donna 103 Souze, Marc 155 Sparks, John 103 Spaziani, Marc 63, 103, 131 Spence. Mara 124, 155 Sperbcr, Roger 103 Staso, Paul 104, 110 Stcngl. Susan 16, 38, 110, 118, 119 Stephen. Bruce 38 Stephens, Kelly 155 Stevenson, Bob 104 Stevenson, Mike 38, 188 Stevenson, Robert 38 Stewart, Scott 53, 104 Stier, Eric 104 Stokes, Valerie 104 Stott, David 155 Strader, Tami Rae 124 Stravens, Diana 104 Stuart. Mike 155 Sturrock, Eileen 38, 112 Subeldia, Nelda 49 Summerlin, Elizabeth 104. 116, 132 Suss, Karen 124, 148, 155 Tagaban, Gene 38 Taguchi, Jimmy 155 Tandy, Margie 105 Taylor, Dori 105, 128 Teel. Bonnie 132 Teel, Karla 155 Temple, Liz 133 Tersteeg, Kim 105 Thibodeau, Joe 54, 156, 157 Thibodeau. Ray 38 Thibodeau. Roger 78, 128, 156, 195, 197 Thilcnius, James 156 Thompson, Carlene 39 Thomson, Mary 46, 78, 121, 156 Thorne, Ed 68, 69, 192 Tolbert, Fred 39 Tomlinson, Nina 128, 133, 156 Tompkins, Guy 39 Tompkins, Maggie 49 Traeger, Laurie 39 Trapp, Andrea 156 Trapp, Cindi 105. 118 Trollan, Chris 113 Trollan, Greg 39, 79, 121, 122 Turner, James 156 Van Patten. Matt 30, 39 Van Slyke. Joanna 122, 156 Vaughan, Monica 40 Vaughan. Wendy 156 Vaughn, Pam 50, 156 Verrelli, Beth 40 Vick, Shawn 40 Vickers, Gary 40 Voltz. Debbie 121, 156 Waarvik, Janet 133, 156 Wall. Kristy 40, 83, 116 Walton, Jonatha 156 Ward, Chilkoot 40 Ward, Duane 40. 109, 110, 132 Warner, Lynettc 78, 117, 156 Warner, William 78, 105 Weber, Stephanie 105, 113 Weeks, Eric 59. 82, 84, 97. 105 Weir, Dan 105 Welch, Janet 32. 40, 116 Weldon, Greg 40 Welp, Gary 156 Welp, Janine 40 Westika, Rose 56, 105 Wheaton, Harold 156 Wilcox, Gregory 40 Wilcox, Theresa 105, 107 Wiley, Diana 40 Wiley, Gail 13, 40a, 185 Wilkerson, Eric 157 Wilkins. Catrina 105 W illard, Ken 53 Williams, David 157 Williams, Don 157 Williams, Kevin 157 Williams, Mike 8, 46. 47, 88, 105 Williams, Pauline 124 W illiams, Peggie 40a W'illiams, Vernon 9, 91 Williamson, Anne 128, 157 Williamson. Karen 102 Wilson, Brent 106 Wilson, Cindy 157 Wilson, David 40, 46 W'ilson, Frank 106, 122 Wilson, Kim 106 Wilson, Michelle 46, 157 Wilson. Lee 106 Wilson, Robin 106 Wilson, Sharon 46, 157 W'indred, Marty 106 W'irth, Nickie 106 Wolfenbcrger, Rick 106 Wolpert, Kevin 93, 106 Wood, John 40a W'oodin, Gene 40a Woodward. Richard 106 Wright, Richard 157 Wyatt, David 159 Yadao. Debbie 40a Zahn, Tanya 106 Zeiger, Beth 157 Zcmlicka, Darcy 62, 63, 106 a time to keep, ani a time to cast an au; a time to plant and a time to uproot. Heel. 3:1 208
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