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

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CHORUS PERFORMS AT SCHOOL PROGRAMS FIRST ROW: Janet Vinson, Edna Johnson, Christine Takalo; Maxine Mark, Cheryl Bachelor, Veja Lahti. SECOND ROW: Carol Webb, Junetta Kurtti, Kristina Erickson, Bernie Walbran, Jeanne Bay, Leanne Lar¬ son, Carol Huhta, Pam. Erickson, Janet Hynen, Karen Raihala. THIRD ROW: Cathy Stewart, Carol Osborne, Arnie Hummasti, Mel Mark, Karl Blagg, Terry Aarnio, AJelia McAlister, Phyllis Lund. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Byers, Director, Doris Salisbury, Joyce Johnson, Bill Ritter, George Hummasti, Bob Shartel, Laura Beedle, Margie Huhta. Accompanists: Rea Raihala, Hazel Palmrose. This year the chorus was composed of the two regular chorus classes and the members of the ensembles. It sang at school events and parti¬ cipated in the competition held at Astoria High School. The Junior Girls' Quartet performed at the Christmas program. They were accompanied by Pamela Erickson. JUNIOR GIRLS’ QU ARTE T -Karen Raihala, Laura Beedle, Veja Lahti, Janet Hynen. 47

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ENSEMBLES ENTERTAIN AT SCHOOL EVENTS I BOYS ENSEMBLE Bub Slurtcl Bill Rider Arnic llumiiuid George Hummisti Mr. Byers, director Mcl Mark Terry Aanuo Karl Blagg Hazel l’a lin ruse. Accompanist GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Rea Raihala Janet Hynen Leannc Larson Carol Webb Margie Hulita Janet Vinson Carol Hubta Karen Raihala Pam Erickson Laura Bccdlc Vcja Lahu Jeanne Bay Hazel Palrnrusc, Accompanist The ensembles were formed this year of students who espec.olly l.ked , y. Wer' Ske ecL' fW h'ch performed at all the school programs, g.rls ensemble hod outf.ts for the f.rst time. They were royal blue su.ti blue print blouse. sing. The with a

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PEP BAND SOUNDS OFF AT GAMES FIRST ROW Mel Mark. Steve Sollars, AmolJ Mummasti, Rea Railiala, Cliff Lampi. SECOND ROW: Arduh Gcrttula. Janet Vinson. Marcy Morn ion. Bob Shartel, George Mummasti, Wayne Mmum. Danny Schumacher. Jim Johnson, third ROW: Jeanle Eitooi, Yvonne Walboro, Ann Estoos, Gary Kent. Rick Lahti, Mr. Byers, AJviscr. The pep band, under the direction of Mr. B ers, played at nearly all home and away gomes during both football and basketball season. They provided the music for the routines of the pepsters and the com¬ bined rally squad. They also ployed at all pep as¬ semblies. As a money raising proiect, the band sold wrapping paper and tape at Christmas time. The concert band played at school programs and at the music contest in Astona. 48 BAND AND RALLY SQUAD IN AC