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

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Science Club FIRST ROW: Advisor Miss Briggs, V. Johnson, M. Johnsen, K. Niemelin, C. Harny, W. Knudsen, L. Erickson, J. Nadon, P. Moore. SECOND ROW: C. Forney, G. Maher, B. Engblom, S. Wheat, P. Yeager, J. Lanning, D. Minkoff, L. Carlson, S. Puro, L. McFetridge. THIRD ROW: T. Dybvik, C. Berkstresser, S. Demase, H. Ylipelto, E. Jonsson, S. Larsen, S. Korhonen, R. Keller, L. Johnsen, K. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: C. Fowler, D. Schumacher, T. Aho, J. Donaldson, N. Hummasti, R. Donaldson, S. Tygart, K. Clayton, G. Sanford, T. Lahti. Officers W. Knudsen- V. President L. Erickson- Treasurer K. Niemelin- Secretary C. Harny-President A field trip, annual candy sale, a pizza dinner, and an exotic food meeting were some of the highlights of the year’s activities of the Science Club. The field trip took the club to a deep sea aquarium in Newport, and all other activities took place in the school. At a regular meeting, such dubious delicacies as octopus, eel, and reindeer meat were eaten by members. Several local industries provided exhibits at the March Science Fair. A tea, honoring gold award winners, closed the year.

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Future Teachers Of America FRONT ROW: Teresa Aho, Candi Berkstresser, Kristina Niemelin, Marcia Johnsen, Mrs. George, advisor. BACK ROW: Walter Leong, Sheryl Wheat, Kathleen Maki, Janice Buckner, Mary Korhonen, Sue Ellen Johnson, Bobbie Ann Engblom, Janet Johnson, Christie Harny, Fred Broberg. Officers Sue Ellen Johnson, Vice President: Candi Berkstresser, Treasurer: Kristina Niemelin, President; Marcia Johnson, Secretary; Mrs. George, Advisor This was the first year that a FTA club had been organized at Knappa High School, and the members spent most of their time planning for their new club and acquiring a charter. One of the club's projects is to obtain actual teaching experience by being teacher aids in the grade school. Teresa Aho, Kristina Niemelin, and Marcia Johnsen, club members, attended a FTA convention at Oregon College of Education on February 4. 43

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G A A 1st Row: D. Louttit, J. Aho, S. Demase, D. Johnson, M. Korhonen, R. Clayton, Miss Briggs, M. Johnsen, R. Keller, S. Puro, L. Erickson, K. Niemelin, C. Batchelor; 2nd: L. Johnsen, M. Aho, T. Aho, C. Berkstresser, C. Forney, B. Engblom, J. Lanning, C. Stewart, T. Dybvik, S. Wheat; 3rd: G. Maher, S. Larsen, S. Korhonen, C. Dorvinen, V. Johnson, J. Donaldson, P. Moss, H. Ylipelto, J. Nadon, D. Minkoff, L. Wingenbach; 4th: B. Lyon, M. Leback, J. Salisbury, K. Niemelin, D. Bohm, T. George, B. Booth, J. Bullis, G. Knowles, S. Korhonen, S. Bartlett; 5th: K. Tichenor, S. Simonsen, G, Sanford, S. Tygart, K. Clayton, L, Webb, N. Smith, Posey, J. Walker, T. Wheat; 6th: K. Maley, B. Parks, K. Johnson, S. Berkstresser, L. McFetridge, P. Moore. Officers, left to right: Rae Clayton, President; Marcia Johnsen, Treasurer; Diane Johnson, Secretary; Ruby Keller, Historian; Mary Korhonen, Vice Pres¬ ident. GAA SLAVE DAY Knappa’s GAA this year coasted one of the largest memberships in its history. The group took several bowling trips to Astoria. Many of the club's mem¬ bers received their GAA letters by actively partici¬ pating in various sports and earning the required points. 45