Knappa High School - Loggers Log Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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STUDENT COUNCIL LEARNS GOOD GOVERNMENT FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Terry Aarnio, Bob Shartel, Carol Huhta, Hazel Palmrose, John Moore. STANDING: Rea Raihala, Ray Raihala, Richard Aho, George Hummasti, Alan Takalo, Karen Raihala, Mr. Beal, Adviser. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Katrina Salo, Carol Huhta, Gordon Hagglund, Hazel Palmrose, Karen Raihala, Laura Beedle. STANDING: Fred Lunki, Janet Vinson, Ann Estoos, Leanne Larson, Richard Workman, Karl Blagg, Jim Seloover. 13

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STUDENT BODY ELECTS RESPONSIBLE OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER TUDENT BODY OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Robert Shartel . President - Terry Aamto . Vice President- Carul Huhu ■ — - - - - - - — - -Secrc ury- Hazel Palmruse-- - --Tfeasurcr---- Kaien Raihala- - -Assistant Treasurer — Pam Erickson . ---General Publicity Manager Ray Raihala . . Sports Publicity Manager Gordon Ilagglund Richard Workman ----Carol Huhta --Hazel Palmrose — Karen Raihala — Pam Erickson ----Ray Raihala SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS

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THE PRESIDENTS SPEAK Many of you who will read this messoge from a past student body president will find if like many others you may hove reod, with o lot of “thank yous '• and “I am truly grateful to so and so for this and thafs. ' But you will find this one a little different. If is true that every student at Knappa High School owes much to his principal and feochers. But many of us did not show proper re¬ spect throughout the school year. This, I believe, will change os we grow older. At least I hope if will. So many of the students expected and tried to do too much as far as keeping high marks and being active in all social events. Con¬ sequently, there resulted at times, poor school spirit and much bic¬ kering among the students. Numerous changes were made at Knappa this year for the bene¬ fit of the students. Some of us muffed these privileges, others put the benefits to good use. Let's hope the things we have learned at Knappa will help us in our undertakings in the future. PRESIDEN I BOB SHARTEL 1st SEMESTER The year of 1962-63 of Knappa High School was one where many new ideas were introduced to the student body. Under the guidance of Mr. Beal, our athletic program was enlarged, and for the first tim« we had cross-country and wrestling teams. 1 boi'eve ’bat much of the success of this school year has depend¬ ed upon the faculty. W.thout their cooperation many extra-curricular activities would not have been possible. The students os a whole should be congratulated for the.r fine participation m such events os the Science Fair, student body plays and the annual banquets. Knappa excelled m athletics. With the hard work of our coaches and team members, we had our moments of glory. The rally squad and the enthusiasm of our fans should be commended. am grateful that I was given the opportunity to serve as student body president for one semester. The cooperation of everyone has made this on unforgetable, successful year. PRESIDENT ' ■ DK D I' N M '.1.1,11 N , 2nd SEMESTER 14