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

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PEPPERETTES PURCHASE NEW UNIFORMS FIRST ROW: Christine Takalo, Margie Huhta, Hazel Palmrose, Pam Erick¬ son, Janet Hynen, Barbara Gray, Janet Vinson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Johnson, Katrina Salo, Rea Raihala, Janice Jepsen, Joy Barendse, Carol Huhta, Sigrid Johsson, Cathy Stuart. THIRD ROW: Joyce Johnson, Kristi Erickson, Yvonne Walbom, Edna Johnson, Carolyn Kallstrom, Maxine Mark, Carol Webb, Charlotte Osborne. The Peperettes sold refreshments at games to purchase their new uniforms of gold sweaters and white pleated skirts. They also paid for half of the var¬ sity cheerleader’s uniforms. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS PRESIDENT . Carolyn Kallstrom VICE PRESIDENT . Carol Webb SECRETARY . Becky Johnson TREASURER . Joyce Johnson HISTORIAN-PARLIAMENTARIAN . Yvonne Walbom SGT. AT ARMS . Luanne Carlstrom PRESIDENT . Carol Webb VICE PRESIDENT . Joyce Johnson SECRETARY . Bernie Walbran TREASURER . Edna Johnson HISTORIAN-PARLIAMENTARIAN . Phyllis Lund SGT. AT ARMS . Kristi Erickson

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6. A. A. ENJOYS BOWLING MRS T 'ROW: Tiny Page. Charlotte Osborne, Carol Corder, Miss Briggs, Adviser, Jcamc l oi oi, Arlene Leslie. Susan Ala. Benue Walbran, Adelia McAlister. SECOND ROW lla cl Palrnn. se, Leanne Larson, Jeanne Bay, Laura Beedle, Lillian Larwood, Cherry Ramvick, Maxine M.irn, Carol Webb, Becky Johnson, Marcy Morrison HURD ROW: Carolyn Kallstrom, Sandra Land, Cheryl Batchelor. Judy Vinson, Janice Bullls, Margaret Shannon. Carol Forbes, Phyllis Lund, Ann E toot, FOURTH ROW: Jane Simon ten, Mary Jane Harris, Jay Kangas, Sharon Johnson. Margie Huhta, Christine Takalo, Kristi Erickson, Janet Vinson, Barbara Gray, Kathy Stewart. Tne Girls Athletic Association showed very much interest in athletic en¬ deavors tins year. Their activities in this field were many and varied. They visited the Lower Colombia Bowl twice, once in the company of the Astoria G. A. A. Another trip was to Cannon Beoch where they went horseback riding. There were also two mother-daughter sports nights sponsored by the G.A.A. OFFICERS I RESIDENT . Susan Ala VICE PRESIDENT . Arlene Leslie SECRETARY . Jcanic Estoos TREASURER . Bcrnie Walbran 42

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LET T EKMEN HONORED AT BANQUET I IRS r ROW: t.ci : »;c K Ijoncn, Mark l.iukkanen. Bab BnJgeiis, Jim Beckwith, Jim KcippcU, David Floyd. Dan KIukIj. kru Engblom. SECOND ROW: Dciuiy Putman, Karl Btagg, Terry Aamio, Bob Shared, George Hummasii, l . Way Johnson, rail© ROW: Mr. Huschka, Adviser, Richard Workman, Dan Hum, Mel Mark, Kent Israel, Alan Takah CUM Lamp!, Mr. Dixon, Adviser. The lettermen’s club was honored at a banquet given by the Loggerettes. There they received their letters and awards. The ma|or activity of the club was the presentation of the annual spaghetti feed. This year the event mode a total of $312 which went to alleviate the school's athletic expenses. For recreation the lettermen went ice skating at Lloyd Center with the pep band. OFFICERS . Mel Mark . SECRET ARY -TREASURER. . Dan Hum S.C. REPRESENTATIVE . 44