West Valley High School - Aurora Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)
- Class of 1977
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By the second year at West High half the student body was again ripped away to be boarded in the Main, building on Cushman Street where they became North Poli High. By and by West students came to love their s hool. North Pole was okay for they had once been West, but still felt a bit of contempt for East. The spirit of Eur great school was growing as was ,the population and Wet was be- coming the school to go to. 1 West Lathrop then underwent a sudden change. After just two short years as West Lathrop we were to become West Valley. There were many that hated this name and even the '76 grads demanded West Lathrop on their diplomas. The Juniors fought it out for West Lathrop on their rings but to no avail: West Valley was the name and West Valley was to be implanted on the band. Throughout time the name became more acceptable and we became known as West Valley High, home of the West Valley Wolf- pack and would be for many years to come. 1 , A Behmd the Blackest Cloud i 7 ' an ,T ,Q I . naw' A Q 4 ? r Www 'vm' M. sf U-Xl' 5' , W 1 ' 'V 5 '. , B .. fu ,QE 'Y' f , f y . ' J 1. W' ww 1 ' 1? .F 3 4 f. N U ' M wa ,W , V 1 5 iff' T Msg, xg, F4 1, 3, W .XML '1 W 5 , 1 f , HE' lub' K m avi 3 'T ie' .191 .f,,i?'N 1-3 I .W M., 1 . W ft' Q23 M' is-E! f ,, .,,, Y X iw , Bri ri -M lm . .:. iv 1 4' W , . , ,, . I H fp? 'W W, J' 1 -1- , X, '1 A I. xl? M- 4, ,, ,m',Q1il',n m.Ww Mfr, WWW ,,,-M 'ww 0 a rf Ka, , , nm yu sv I mm as W6 ie? as .X va- x wif , : K 55 ' ff' 'f' Q51-VER:Ni, f 1:.:::f-5:3 ' k - - fi? -Vw: wx-,:. . N ,,:x iq .gQ ::gm,f.,-i , 1 - 91:1 g K 1 .au 1-ng-, s u X . 1, u ,N 1 .., ,f45 391 Instruction May Ina' in thQSchoo I Room v r, x vm-l.. w 1, f 3 3 LL J Y 1 , 1 - 4-'fffm 01,1 5 QI.-l.:2i. J M 535' W ff'I?55'-vf5'.Q, if ffamw . 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' J H 1 H Q -' 1 -- --f A -- ---JA 6 Super Seniors 18 Operation Education 40 The I noolved 52 Competition 80 The Brass 108 Underclasspersons 0126 Goings Un 164 Public Notice 190 Index 216 Epilogue 222 Q I 1 1 f -I .f 11 We g :gf 1 S X is .4- 327 ff . s --fn f 'La x ' ' I ,I i N x Q any - A-I EH!! IIB yi Q. 1, KATHY ALLEN - Alaska La'I Chiam-10 'BECKY ANDERSON - Alaska, Pep Cl.-9,1O, Mat Maid-11 MIKE ARMSTRONG - Oklahoma, B. ball- 9,1O,11,12, Pep CI.- 9, Football-11 LEE ANN ASHTON - Idaho, Choir- , 9,1Ol,11,12, Drama-11, Mixed Glee-11, Spirit N Freak-12, Thespians-12 PENNY BALLARD CATHY BANFILL - Ore- gon, Rifle Team-9,1O, Stu. Rep.-10, Yrbk.- 11,12, Hockey Mgr.- 11,12 , ' LOUIS BARANELLO DANIEL BARKER ERIKA BENSON - Wisconsin, lnt'I Cl .-11 JOHN BERGAMASCHI MARK BERRY - California Art CI.-11,12, N,H,S,- 11,12 SCOTT BIDWELL - Montana, Wrestling-9,11 The 1976- 77 Semolrs and a V Their Place of Birth ' K .Y- Q L1 v. - .S . if A ,' Y ' Q51 4931 ' , y.. 115-'Q H: it-1' XX 'Qj'... x - 5 .3 ,Y . A. 4 - - .ul -. . Q. A31 . NW' 3' 'yfuzpndg X ALM,-my E ,rQQ, r P' ' .-. ..' IL: ,V . K T., .,, N,,,. . ,.,,,,. ,M er , , KENNETH BLACKIVION BILL BONNER - Alaska, Archery-97 Rifle-9 RICHARD BOWELL CRick7 -California wang -gfiaymf -+-Xgsgx -,spfgggw fz-,gg - x a - 'Q r - - - 1 xx:,,f,1..g,x,,,. . ,, J V. K 7 Q- wr 'few . zirzxfft 'xLif1'-'- 1 X , ' - ' . ' y kff 'ifigffw .am K., A .fa x xi :ix 1 A . 3. pf f-by w .QT-YQ. 99.5 Q5-'Ai-KVI. ,sv 4 K , Q. , v Y 'D 1 C . Au- - 5 L ,JJ fo 'D' Q I rv. 'X -- ., ,. ,Q , ,251 -.1 A I Q ,ua-Q if PAIKIUIA A. BKAIJLILY' Missouri B.baII-9: Cham- ber Orch-9,10,11,12p French CI.-9,1O,11p Int'I. CI.-10,115 Pay- streak-117 N.H.S.-11, 125 JCL-12 DOUG BRATTEN - IVIinne saga, Rifle-10, Pistol- ANNA BROOKS, - New Jersey, Ryan Rugrat-95 Rifle-10'Soh Cl Sec. , p. . -105 Yrbk.-115 Sr. CI. Treas-12 BEV BROOKS - South Carolina, Pep CI.-10, 117 Nlatmaid-12: Spirit Fr.-12 ALAN BROWN -Washing- ton, Concert Band-9,10, 11,12 SUI LEN BROWN JOHN BURNS LORI CAIVIPBELL - Colo- rado 'Y' N3Yf 5.i,'?lf '. .Al A ,Nh ,A .F ar QR . - , ...L.,.-.......... LORI CARTLEDGE - Alaska, Rifle-1O,11,125 St.Cncl.-1O,11,125 AFS Ex. Student-115 Intl. Cl.-105 Yrbk.-12 JUDY CHILDRESS - Ore- gon SCOTT COLLEDGE FLORENCE COLLINS - Alaska, Chem. Cl.-125 Bio.Cl.-12 JULIE COLLINS - Alaska, Bio. Clm-125 Chem.CI.- 12 KAREN FAYE COSTON - Pennsylvania, Pep Cl.- 9,10,115 For.Lang.Cl. -9 ,115 German CI .-9 ,125 Nled. Expl.-9,10,115 St. Cncl.-9,105 Choir- 1O,11,125 lnt'l Cl.-10, 115 Debate-1O,11,125 Hockey Chldr.-11,125 Bgzz.-125 Spr.Freaks- ERIC COTTING - Alaska, For.Lang. Cl.-10,115 Nlilg-11,125 Science Cl. BOB COWGILL - Alaska, Civil Air Patrol-9 ,10, 11 ,125 For.Lang .Cl ,- 125 Yrbk.-12 MARK RICHARD COWLES - Nlissippi, Small Eng. Cl .-12 REGINA CRONK Q IBUSTERD DONALD D. CULVER Kansas, Base ball-9,105 Football-95 1O,11,125Wrestling-11 JIM DALLEY - Finland Ski Team-9,1O,11,125 X-Country-10,12 ANNETTA DAVIS - New Jersey, IVIat IVlaid-9,105 IVIajorettes-9,105 Pep CI. -105 Bowling Team-105 Tennis Team-105 German CI.-11,125 Int'I Cl.-115 Rifle Team-12 DEBORAH GAIL DAVIS Virginia ERZSI DE'AK - California Stu. Coun.-9,lO,115 Theatre Guild-95 Volley- ball-105 Int'l CI.-10,125 Yrbk.-11,125 Bliz.-11, 125 N.H.S.-11,12 STEPHEN DE'AK KATHLEEN DeLANY - Alaska Cheerleader-95 Stu. Coun.-9 DEBRA ANN DESROCHER Conneticut, Pep CI .f9, 11,125 Choir-9,11,125 Band-9,11 ,125 Cheer- 'leader-11 ,12 BRIAN DESROCHERS - Conneticut . ANN LOUISE DeVRIES Alaska, Cheerleading-9, 105 N.H.S.-11,125 Yrbk.-11,125 Choir-11, 125 Quill and Scroll-11, 125 X-Country-11,125 Basketball-11,125 Vol- leyball-12 ' F. DISTAD iff -m Q. n . gbn' 111.69142-I5 PSI!-IS? lIJ92P!9U?-T55 2Ff COHU'-6 IIYAOIIGZV enrwx EBBII' - IN'-I497K - VISZICS CEI'E2.LE VXIVBIE EVICFE2 IAI'!CIJ!59U v CVBWEVI DAKEINV ' hneslca-3-5 Hou' Dnsws-5'I0! 3bL' EHEISISA Df'IVICVVI - 0'-G' BI!55'-ITIS cl'-Q2 l:'-9UClJxCI'+I05 AO'-If ClJ0!l--6 ION beb .LVVXIIAII DHKEINVVM ' IKISM CI IT euce Cl'-II! hop feud' II'0'TI5 D9P9F5'II'I5 2C!- Qmuusapgca-I0! V553 '- Conu '-53 Dnsws-5310! DFICDVFE Vl93I49f2Ff1' EFIXVBELH KIIN KEITA DISEM - VIQP'-'53I49 ROGER EVANS - Califor- nia PORCIA DU FENTON - Hawaii, B.BaIl-9,115 Table Tennis-9,105 Stu. Coun.-10,125 B.BaIl lVlgr.-10,125 Debate-10, 125 Latin Cl.-11,125 Volleyball-12 DEBBY ANNE FICKUS - Alaska, Choir-10,115 IVladrigals-105 Proj. Now- 10,115 Stu. Coun.-11 JIM FICKUS - Alaska DAVID H. FISHBACK - California, X-Country-9, 10,115 Ski Team-9,105 Choir-10,11 ALLISON RENEE FOLTZ - Alabama, Track-95 Choir-9,1O,11,125 Stu. Coun.-9,11,125 Drama- 9,105 Latin Cl.-105 Gymnastics-115 A.F.S.- 115 Key CI.-11,125 N.H.S.-11,125 Volley- ball-11,125 Yrbk.-12 JOHN CHARLES GARVEY - California, B.I3all-9, 1O,11,125 Football-9, 125 Baseball-9, Track- 9,1O,11,125 X-Country- 1O,11,125 Stu. Coun.- 11 - RUDY WHlTE SHOES GAVORA - Alaska, Foot- ball-9,10,11,125 B.Ball 9,125 Choir-11,l2' JULIA GERDES SUSAN GIBSON - Alaska, Span. Cl.-95 Thesp.-10, 125 V.Ball-10,115 Stu. Coun.-11,12 TANYA GILBERT LANCE RAY GILNIER - Puerto Rico, Waferpolo- 9,105 Swim Team-9,105 Rifle Team-11,125 Stu. Coun .-125 Choir-125 Spr. Freaks-12 BRIAN GRAY - Alaska, Rifle Team-9: Band-9,10 11,12 IVIELODY GRAY - Califor- nia, Spr. Freaks-12, Thesp.-12 ARLENE L. GRIFE - Alaska, Pep Cl.-115 Spr. Freaks ROBERT GRIFFIN FRITZ GUENTHER - Nlichigan, Swim Team-95 F.-Ball-11 I LINDI HAIVIILTON - Utah, Ski Team-9, Choir-10, 11,12, Stu. Coun.-11 RICK HAND - California, Athletic Cl .-105 Baseball -10,11 KATHY DIANE HASKINS Nlissouri, Choir-9,10 LINDA PEARL HEATH - Alaska, Thesp.-9 JOAN HEIDEL - Alaska, Journ .-9: Badmitton-10, Ger.Cl.-105 Stu. Coun.- 10, lrlt'l Cl.-10,117 De- bate-11,12, N.H.S.-11 12 TAlVllVlY HENDRIX - Alas- ka, Drama-9,125 Ger. Cl -10,113 lnt'l Cl.-10,11 12: A.F.S.-10 DAVID HERRING 1.-9 V?-Q ,af X 'T f .eg .. '-1-sl 41? .wx .sfo-wiv! APT ff ,,,.A n.. . K. m vx,.- Y .- .fk .W .igigsbfgii 'Q' ,,, ?'!'9!: 4 HMS! .XM My SONJA MARIA KREJCI - Austria, Latin Cl.-9, Int'l Cl.-9,105 Ger. CI.- 11,12, Science Cl .-12 LEO LEMON - California, Thesp.-11,121 Track- 12, X-Country-9 ,125 'HW 'frermfseiff-5:-f:wmv E sft.Zf- few gil.-rt. . las 3- f :L 1: '. 'I ,: A-,y,.g. . . 1 l A A f' Ii W I f fx ' :'-z.Jp? 'fe5gg'5 I . X 'gb . ,,.'fg.+.,g.:Tffer. . '- 5g'5:1'5..,f,.'1:-Q.,-55' -:l,f5f- gg-', . .g', K... ,Qfc-,H Lg, ju gy- 3. 'gi' . .gg A. .V Q' ' ,- 5- gi Q .f szl---ita ly' .5 1 df? W tsi3:f..'m '?F1:mi-Ta Nl-:sit sn. a1Ak:1:ff kf.'::i'f: Wifi, IN DAVID LINDEMANN HOMER LORD - Alaska, Wrestling-9,1O,11,12, Drama-95 Yrbk.-9,127 Weightlifting-9,1O,11p Art Cl.-10,117 F.Ball4 11,125 Track-11,12 PAULA LOTS PEICH - Texas, B.Ball-9,1O,11 12, V.Ball-95 x-couniryi 1O,1l,12: N.H.S.-11, 12 . DENNIS MANNING KEVIN E. MARRS - Kansas, F.BalI-9,10, 11,125 Bio. Cl.-101 Track-11,125 Rifle Team -12, French Cl.-12 GLORIA J. MARTIN - Pennsylvania, Stu. Coun. -11, Choir-11,125 Pep Cl.-11, Spr. Freaks-12 AMIE MARTZ 4 Alaska HERB MASCHNER - Washington, Drama-9,125 Choir-9,1O,11 ,125 Soc- 'cer-9, Ski Team-11 DAVID MATTICE -Wis- consin 29 SHARON IVIARIE NI'cCONNELL - Alaska, JCL-9, Sec., 10, Pres., 11, Project NOW-9,10, 11,'Choir-10, Adv. Comm.-115 Yrbk.-11 DON IVlcC UNI BY 1- Canada, Football-10,11-All Con- ference, 12 TANINIY FOREST IVlcDONALD A- Alaska, BRUCE LEE R. IVIERRITT - Alaska, Wrestling-9,1O,11,12p St.Cncl.-9,10 SCOTT NIIDDLETON - Cimgnecticutt, Martial Arts DOROTHY RENEE IVIILES - Washington, Gymnastics -9, Pep Cl.-9,1O,11, 127 Cheerleader-9,1O, 11,127 St.Cncl.-9,105 Badminton-9, Track-11, Spirit Freak-12 RUSSELL C. IVIITCHELL - Alaska, Snowflake Chaser DeANNE DEE IVIOE -- North Dakota . A , l-,,- ' .xxx KATHRYN IVIURAKAMI LEONARD Nl. NEIDHOLD - Alaska, Band-9 ,1O,11 , 121 Stage Band-9,10,11 15, Pep Band-9,10,11, DALE NETTLES - ' Georgia, Baseball-9,10, 11,125 Football-9,117 Rifle412 DENNIS LYNN OLSON DARLA JEAN OWEN - Washington, Concert Choir -9,107 Pep Cl.-97 Vol- Ieyball-11 RON OWEN - New IVIexico JAMES K. PAPP - Alaska, Hockey-9,1O, 11,127 Cncrt. Band-97 Int'l CI.-10,11,12 ERIC CACY PATTON - Alaska, Hockey-9,1O, 11,121 Concert Band-9, 1g,11,12, Key Cl.-11, KAREN PERKOWSKI - Alaska, JCL-12 STACEY PHILLIPS ERNESTO JACK PIZA- Arizona, Choir-9,1O,11, 12: St.CncI.-9,1O,12- Vice Pres .iVVI'ESI1lII'IQ'9 , Football-9,10,1l,127 - Judo-9,1O,11,12, IVIi-' nority Cl.-9p Ironllllen-9, 10, Lettermans Cl.-9, 10, Soccer-10, Gymnas- tics-11,12, Pep CI.-11, Track-11,123 Spirit Freak-12 LORAN QUAKENBUSH Alaska, Basketball-10 11 ,12 GAYLE JEAN RADUE VICKIE LYNN RAUK FRED REICH - San Fran cisco lThe Cityl, Basket- bl.-9,10, Ski Cl.-97 Ski Team-9 CHRIS ALLEN RESCH LENARD RICHISON - California, Cncrt. Band- 9,lO,11,12,Choir-9, Stage Band-1O,1l,12 DEBBIE RIDDLE - Georgia, Chorus-9,107 Gymnastics-11 J NIARKROMICK - Alaska, Swim-11h JOHN ROMNIEL - Japan, Chess-9,10 HOWARD ROY - Washing- ton . ROBERT SCHRUF - Alaska, Wrestling-9,11 , 12, Key Cl.-12 JOHN DRAKE SELIVIER - Canada, Rifle-9,1O,12p Key Cl.-10',11,l2, Pis- tol-10,12 aww :ws ff' - M1 1? 5 , lffifkli fhmwif ,. ,. K-3fsleagf1ffQ:il!'f . .- K -.2 F ,wif-1.f'-xI?35f?f?ifE?J fif- 31? gilt My 55, 5, 5.1 71, fy ff H X if paul,---, 1- A .- N. wgfzf - A A Q 'x ' ,afx wiv 'uf' P- vw ,. v-.,,,Qw1,5w - I f W1 ,. wazQfieifsf-wwf PML? - .-1 --., 4. Q52 .:,g.g54,ki L W' ww , ,if X ,Q-. :rw-L .11-zw -s sz. X S42 'usa' Cf- L f ' - 'im Rv We s eu. 'fu N21 . E X 5 X x i 5 il X 1 N E V . - I-. -Vx' . - 1 5. , ' 23. 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SWAIN SHELLI TALVI - Alaska, Spanish CI.-9,107 Pep CI.-10,115 Yrbk-11,125 Advisory Brd.-11 SANDI TAYLOR - Alaska, Band-9,1O,11, Pep Band -9,105 Basketball-97 Pep CI.-9,10,11p Chorus-' 9,115 Cheerleader-10, Annual Ed .-11 MARY AVERILL THAYER - Alaska, Tramp.-9, Gym- nastics-10p Med . Careers YVONNE R. THOMAS - Washington ' BILL THOMPSON - Mon- tana, FFA-9, Chess CI.- 97 Rifle-11,125 Vica Cl . -11,125 Blizzard-12, Key CI.-12 DEBBIE TYNER - Hawaii, Tennis-9, Cheerleader-9 , 10,11,12p Honor Soc.- 9p Choir-9,107 PepCI.- 9,10,11,12p Gymnas- tics-9,107 Latin.CI .-10, Journ.-11 ERIC VENTERS -Idaho M. THERESE VIATOR - California, Yrbk.-9,11, 12, Majorette-95 Film CI. -91 Int'I CI.-10, St.CncI. -10-Rep., 11-Sec., 12- Pres.: Volleyball-10,125 YCC-10, Debate-11,125 Blizzard-12, Basketbl. Mgr.-12 RODNEY VIERICK JODY VIGNOLA - IVIassa- chusetts, St.Cncl.-9,10 11-Sec .Treas .7 Home- coming-10,11 ,127 Bliz- zard-12 PETER VOURNAS TOIVI VREDEVELT - Washington, Spirit Frks .- 12 CHERYL RUTH WALKER - Alaska, Choriis-9,11 KEITH WARREN - Cali- fornia, ClassPres .-9, Football-10 ' TAIVIIVIY LEE WOZNIAK - Indiana, St.Cncl.-9, Gymnastics-10 VALERIA J. WELTY - Alaska ELIZABETH WHEELOCK - lVIaine, Glee-9, Choir- 10,11 RON WHIPPLE - Washing- lZOI'I I SUE WILLIAMS -Wash- irlgl:0n ' . BARRY WILSON - Okla- homa, Bskt. Bl.-95 Adv. Bgard-11, Blizzard-11, CARL WILSON - Washing- ton, Choir-9,10,11,12, Skiing-9,10,11 ,12 A E 37. MICHAEL WINTERS - Alaska, Hockey-9,10, 11,125 St.Cncl.-12 KARIN WRIGHT - Pennsylvania, Lacross-9, Gymnastics-95 Track-9, Latin Cl.-10, Nlgr. Chm- liei' Orch.-11, Journalism- ELAINE YOUNG - Alaska, Rifle-9: JCL-10,115 YCC-11, Spirit Freaks-12 NIICHAEL ZAHARE - Alaska, Chess-9, Basket- bl.-10,11,12, C.C. Running-10,115 Concert Band-10,11,12, Stage Band-10, NHS-12, St. Cncl.-12 DELROY GENE CONRAD DAVID KARDANOFF sy S. ii ii - Q- ri l In the previous pages our 1976-77 Seniors have been pictured in our book along with their name, place of Birth and their High School activities, as is traditional. Since Alaska is unique in the fact that the people who have made their home here are from many places all over the world, we decided that this feature would be altogether interesting and entertaining. We don't look upon these people as foreigners , we look upon them as people who have come together as a unit to give of themselves Each of them is an individual with different ideas Without each of these different personalities and traditions West Valley wouldn't be West Valley O . Q 1 . L--sf 2 - -sf wit 4,1 , fe, .,, . .Q li E yep, l Awards l t l CATHY BANFILI.-Queen ofthe R.o.T.c. Ball X N PATRICIA BRADLEY-All State Honor Orch.- I i 10,11,12 1' l LORI CARTLEDGE-Who's Who Among Amer. H.S. i Students l KAREN FAYE COSTON-Alaska Girl's State 1 DONALD D. CULVER-All Conference Football ERZSI DE'AK-B.Y.D. Winner, Prom Queen-11 A DEBRA DESROCHER-Sophomore Homecoming , Princess ANN DEVRIES-Most Outstanding Cheerleader-9, l Basketball Queen-10, Junior Homecoming Princess, Most Improved Basketball-11, Homecom- ' i ing Queen , ALLISON FOLTZ-Jr. Key Heart, All Northwest Choir-11 LINDI HAIVIILTON-Honor Choir-11,122 All North- west Choir-12 1 JOHN GARVEY-Most Valuable Basketball-9, Most Inspirational Basketball-117 Prom King-11 RICK HAND-Most Valuable Baseball-10 i JOAN HEIDEL-Alaska Girl's State Leo LEMON-Alaska Boyu-. state ii ,Q l HERB MAS CH NER-All Northwest Choir-12 l DON MCCUMBY-All Conference Football-11,123 i, Homecoming Prince-117 Homecoming King DOROTHY MILES-Royalty Queen-9, All Regional Cheerleader-113 lVlost Valuable Cheerleader-11 LEONARD NEIDH OLD-All State Honor Band- 10,11,12p Niike Vax All-Star-113 IVlost Talented in the Arts-11, Louis Armstrong Jazz Award-115 Band Directors Award-115 MacDonald's All-American H.S. Marching Band-12 DRAKE SELMER-Lt. Gov. Boy's State-11 SANDI TAYLOR-Carnival Queen-11g Jr. Prom Queen ' DEBBIE TYNER-NCA Cheerleader of Yr.-103 IVlost E Improved Gymnastics V JODY VIGNOLA-Typing Pin-93 Principal's Award- 97 Key Heart Queen-12 LX, BARRY WILS ON-Boy's State t. MIKE ZAHARE-Alaska Boy's state '-:- Ms-:V-,L-N..s,.1. V may . ...::- -. ,t1:, .,:-,t,,, ..se,.,: - e :-. :.,. .'5- - - - s . s--- :-1'- ss- X 5-Q F' . f .-I-.48 M X kfwww ml 5 M- Q RQ E S ' 1 D ff CJ T QCJLN-J wif - 2,,,' k,,,..K Q ..-ew E9-?F lL: L'1 N ,.., ,. ---V -' ! -x X g R -H , .T 5 l ff 1 M ' ' ,Sk ' A ,VN G Q . xt i l as .,-,R mga i , . . .Whatls cz Day at West Like? The West Aurora has chosen to dote and brag about the fine selection of great people who run around West Valley just as frantic as one's everyday student council rep, but are not in the limelight. What the Aurora is trying to point out is that one doesn't nec- s essarily have to be Key Club president, editor ofthe school paper, or a general busy- body to make it at school. ,,:.Lf' Lg A Was, V 1 gjjfffffi' ,.. . I ri ' t A l . . Q is . QW R X' ' s . , 1 L MXN tg A Y A EFX: . ig S' ,. A bit of persistence is required. x kk. xy A Q ,f Lx 2 XJ f X l ' l 1 l s 'fs-- t Pi 'WA V V R , - 4 '. ' ,.'u1'..w,- ' , - .. g 51315 ve fpfYg.f 'w??..gi. J it .. r 5 3f'.i' Aff 2752-If -. - ' -J ' .. t r - 'X 2 sg, . f 9,5 V- s - - . .g K ,. . ' .+ '?35fv'f.f' !M1'?. at -ill!!!-Y' -.wf.,4.-11f'...:. .- ,fBi:..- '. - ' . Af 1 Hey Don, would you do me a favor and get rid of this photographer friend of yours? lVIore power to these souls who rise at dawn CH, get on the bus and go through the traditional day of a West Valley high school student. IVIore umph to the individual who manages to exist without the social contact of excessive popularity or being known to, or at least, known by every other peer! These are the folks who, down the line, are people with their own personal adventures and tales to share--they are those beings who, through time, will look upon high school as a step- ping stone to living . . . Our average West Valley day consists of making it to class on time--before the tone tones! Each tone signals some sort of dismissal or attention. . .throughout the hall, total chaos reigns and the situation is each soul for their own hide. Finally, after numerous tones, numbers of 50 minute classes and a sparing bite to eat, the last tone does its bit and chaos is at its height. Eventually the day closes with the dis- Ipersion of peoples to their appropriate busses, cars, and walks. Ahh, ome. ALL RIGHT! Lunch Time! 43 Students Solving .S Problems s Oh, hang it up, Cathy! ,,w-fs-so-v--- Q1 A SAX WX Q xx W !4r ,Air Your spray for the day. Our Pro Snowflake Catcher! 'LJ ni , N 5 'su X N. I want my change, Debbie! 'li i I A ... ' Y N Ay, Two all beef patties . . if 5355 .- -ff lm A .1 is MN X N Kathy knows everything from A-Z'?! When school is dismissed not all students are free to go home and relax, many have jobs tdey must go to. These individuals leave school and begin another day as a secre- tary, sales clerk, gas station attendant, box person, re- porter, or almost anything else imaginable . Although experience or transportation may hinder some people in becoming employed, the community is grateful for the help they are able to obtain. New Methods Enlighten Students J? -- ' 1' rf ,T , xx P 5iY , Itch it right there. Life at West Valley consists of ac- tivities varying from the drudgery of everyday hall madness to a delightful pep assembly in the commons and on to a lecturer or even a play. This is all in addition to one's typical day at SCHOOL West Valley students were lucky enough this year to oe offered numerous lecturers from alcholism to YOU and YOUR A.C.T., and a variety of other special educational pastimes. Films were shown, models glued, and various bits of life dissected and viewed . All in all, the classroom scene at West Valley offered new learning channels for all concerned and opened many doors . Through these varied visi- tors and teaching methods, the light bulbs lit up, never to fade. Learning became more enjoyable and the audiences much more enthusiastic. ,, 5 I thought you had it! ,I .iw ,4f To read or not to read, that is the question. Teacher, I've got a confession to make. F -V V- .8 5 9 + 'Q ,,.-sdli ,1 ' You put your right hand in and shake it all about. . . I :Qi 2' ,, fa BM A K 5 X f Bridles are useful articles to use on your little brother! X I ' v , 5' me ' il :Q 4 v Mr. Seymour Tuzroyluke, Sr., a master at ivory carving, displays his talent. Homer, I'm taking my coffee break, you keep on working. i 1: X.- J, qu av Ht! lx ' ' lggff 48 r.. ex XX Mfg y, 'dj l.. Q I was never told about the birds and the bees. Z' Helping hands. ,ff I I Hey, can you write a note for me too? li... I think that's the answer! And secondly ACDC Welcomes You The Adult Career Development Center CACDCJ of Fairbanks is on the move up . lVlore and more high school students are taking advantage of this additional free education. ACDC offers printing, office occupations, auto mechanics, and heald1occupaUons--among many othercourses. VVHhthe vocadonalschoolHghtnextdoorVVeststudentshaditreaHy fine . lVlany Wolfpackers were able to make a hop-skip-and-a-jump into a totally different education system . ACDC has endured much throughout the past few years and, along with West Valley, it is on the rise and out for better education! Talk about picky! fm' wr M 3' 1- x Q-an .- 1 ' ns... C ..... .7 51734 Z ww' ,, ?f'.m37'h, is iSnN.,E.' fl 'v yi- A .X . . , f . iff:-1,1 M fl 7 b T? m F5 iz - :lm s F f T- 5' f I- , A LMT? E, mm. 4. I Y 3 gs I A H V, AIU' . uf ' RQ.-,x-. hx, f 'Ai ,f,j': ..1f G'- 54'J 1' ,-., ,,.. 1 rf - .., f ,AA Q, 'Mum x. n Xin: Q .mil 4 lmlla q !,. r p Q Q fi '1sQ!'1WfwiM :Q X X D ' . mq 5, gif , I. 4 Y L? X- ' , Q s V -Q no-J -1 ' , 'E W .. V -Y ,J 5. J ' Q . 12:4 1 Q' 1 'f 1 I . . 1 Student Body Structure ,.s,,.,,.a2f4vlf' 'U-Q1 ll an-- - - STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Sui Stacey Schallockp Corresponding Secretary, Melissa Bensonp Len Brown, Vice President, Jack Pizap Recording Secretary, Treasurer, Gary Lambert. ,A Making a first this year was Sui Len Brown, the first female Student Body President of West. Aided by her Vice, Jack Piza, Re- cording Secretary, Stacey Schallock, Corre- urer, Gary Lambert, they went through the trials and tribulations of a new student council in some very trying conditions . Always there to help get through those trials and any other problems that arrived was the very devoted ad- visor, Edie Green. Presidents can have fun, tee, says sua Brown. These leaders , along with the class officers and representatives, started new traditions and were the corner stone to a new foundation for a fresh council. sponding Secretary, llllissie Benson, and Treas- Senior Fore persons As a Freshman in high school you might recall looking up to the Seniors and saying l can't wait! The senior year has always seemed like the easy street of high school. It is the year where you glide through classes and act cool , yet ask one of the Senior Class officers and representatives if this is so and you will probably get a heart felt no way! This year's class was the first graduating class from the new West Valley H .S . and the class officers and reps tried in every way possible to help make this year the best for all seniors . With the help of Susan Peters and Dan Rodey, they may very well have reached their goal. up 5-in SENIOR OFFICERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Vice President, Porcia Fenton, Treasurer, Anna Brooks, Secretary, Kristi Smith, President, Therese Viator. SENIOR REPS: LEFT TO RIGHT, Mike Zahara, Allison Foltz, Lance Gilmore, John Burns, Lori Cartledge, and Mike Winters. QS N Constructive Juniors f JUNIOR OFFICERS, CL OCKWISE: Secretary, Susan Shaw, President, Rochelle Matlock, Vice President, Debby Fickus, Treasurer, Heidi Johnson. As the year rolled by, Rochelle lVIatlock, with the help of her officers, reps., and advisors, Karen Hagglund and Richard Tarkiainen, had such class functions as the Junior Prom, candy sales, and others. These near future Seniors prepared themselves for the up coming year by not only selling candy and buying class rings from Josten's but checking up on credits and looking for- ward to their senior year with great an- ticipation. As the year came to a close they could be heard saying just one more year! if Thoughtful Junior, Heidi, Lynne, and Shannon. JUNIOR REPS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Lynne Melavic, Shirley Scott, and Shannon Randolph, Clay Wallace, Mike Dunshie, Barnette. Working Sophomores l ni T 'liiffes !':w.ra::w,.vi L, V 'X ns SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, CLOCKWISE: President, Micky Schruf, Vice President, Tom VanHoomisen, Treasurer, Shannon West, Secretary, Burnice Burns. With lVlicky Schruf presiding over the Sophomore meetings it was not hard to understand hovv these young workers never tired and always made a success of anything they did . Jim Walker, the class advisor, was always present to help assist these workers and aided in making their year a year to be proud of. SOPHONIORE REPS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Fenton, Chris Wallace, Jennifer Fate, Don Theophilus, Lynda Foster, and Kris Washeleski. . il ,- NA.. l cr? .'Ax l H Freshman Crew ,Q ml 'f X I 1 X . 'P -3 . , As the youngest class in the large clan of students, these new arrivals brought fresh spirit and a renewed energy to West. Tho' not as wise as the old Seniors or as worldly as the Juniors, these new arrivals were able to show that even though they don't have the upper hand now, they will. The advisors Kathy Webb and Ed Long will see to that! R ,S FRESHMAN OFFICERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Presi- dent, Kim Barnard, Vice President, Randi Freeman, Treasurer, Karen Tyson, Secretary, Mary VanHoomissen. 1 T ,,,s FRESHMAN REPS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda. Stephens, N Jenny Girard, Nlarcie Hassebroek, Linda Winters, Brenda Thompson. SEATED: Danny Hernandez. 4 5 A an gs . -mf 2 ' ,V . g' '7 l P-in 5 o f 'fiat-'K Q, . 'fiyfw .Qi -3- Y -.-, : fgff s, - .l 6, .5 cmd Rising 2+ - 'iso' if?2f1Xi!YEf -- A-sw. :vsp L s 5 ,gay -Vt? r ises Ni Ulf ' xi -fsk s , ff - Q.: if , N 1ST ROW Allison Foltz, Erzi De'ak, Mrs. Allison, Joan Heidel, Paula Lotspeich, 2ND ROW Pat Bradley, Mike Zahare, Susan Gibson, Eric Cotting, NOT PICTURED Mark Berry, Anne DeVries. s if r,,' Q5 National Honor Society was quite active this year! With Sally 'yt A gb A Allison as advisor, and Joan Heidel as president, this West Valley y T A T , organization proved to be quite an asset to the school. Lfl, T A' If to The group provided yummy donuts at lunches, a tea forthe faculty ' T i A and had many a great plan to show movies. Yes, this group of intelli gent beings were out there giving, giving, giving, and still mastering . T the technique of passing. Pk W , ...t ....,.. 1 E-irfgfg' mmf- , as is ,iv its Q3 . .W .,, ffvfffiif '- 1 If-Ii is Tsai, ,W ,,,. N, st if 1' v sq Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars West Valley's attempt at Thespians this year was slightly hampered due to the late completion of the theatre. There were a number of interested parties but, a lack of facilities. With a play in the air, it was thought that initiation of the eligible to- be Thespians would take place by the middle ofthe school term. However, the play The Solid Gold Cadillac , by Howard Teichmann and George S . Kaufman, was postponed until lVlarch and initiations, though started, were also late . Advisor, Don Dewitt, was a tad let down and disappointed as were all the members of the club. In addition, the theatre going audience had to patiently sit-out the cancellation. By and by, the play did show and showed the true abilities of all who participated . 1ST ROW: Deidre Helfferich, John Bergamaschi, Susan Gibson, Thor Melchior, Elizabeth Swift, Eva Shroyer Jerry Potter, Carl Heidel, Noel Jacobson, Barry Wilson, and Leo Lemon. N . And the Beat Goes on. This year West Valley's Wolfpack Concert Band was bigger and better than ever. With membership totaling 75, a large variety of instruments and students combined to make the Concert Band a big success . Under the guidance of Captain, Leonard Neidhold, Lieutenant, Brian Gray, Secretary, Virginia Coty, Treasurer, Cheryl Winters, Librarian Vicki Rauk: Manager, Eric Patton, five concerts were presented locally, along with musical back-up for graduating Seniors from West Valley and Monroe High Schools . Half of the year, energy was expended toward various money making projects . M84M's, placemats, and ice-cream sales provided travel to Southeast Alaska for this annual South- eastern Alaska Tour. None of their activities could have been made possible without the superb guidance of advisor, George Wiese . 'W'-RS 1ST ROW: Susan Jones, Seth Birkholz, Craig Ackerman, ZND ROW: Lisa Klaich, Roberta Doner, Cheryl Winters, Murielle Mundy, Alice Hisamoto, Sarah VanCIeve, Diane Lipinski, Diane Caldwell, Vicki Rauk, Susan South, 3RD ROW: Antoinette SanChez, Marilyn Childers, Cheryl Wilhelm, Mary VanHoomison, Vanessa Edgar, Becky Bumgarther, Steve Becker, Kathleen Bluekins, Varina VanVeldhizen, Eric Resch, Ian Morrison, Jennifer Gibson, Debra Thies, 4TH ROW: Richard Tremarello, Eric Patton, Eric Young, Daniel Gerdes, Andrew Zahare, Jennifer Jordan, Joe Shaw, David Totin, Wayne Wittrock, Mark Lewis, Paul Milan, Robert Franz, Brendan Pieschel, Paul Brown, Greg Pirie, Micheal Flodin, Timothy Cowin, Cheryl Big Joe, Edith Vaugnan, Leslie Rogers, Gina Medaris, 5TH ROW: Leonard Neidhold, Anthony Searochi, Robert Dempsey, Leonard Hisamoto, Dana Garrett, Hans Stragier, Katie Neidhold, Mark Richison, Mark Turner, Dale Bohanan, 6TH ROW: Mr. Wiese, Kim Kelly, Virginia Coty, Janel Thompson, Brian Gray, Dan Beecher, Albert Lawson, Lenard Richison, Micheal Roth Secretary, Virginia Coty, Captain, Leonard Neidhold, Treasurer, Cheryl Winters, Nlanager, Eric Patton, Librarian, Vicki Raukp Lieutenant Captain, Brian Gray. ! 0l'N! NQ'? Nw, if R 'PQ Ss 'N 'Q X QLLWKM f 132 s, X - KX. - ,X ff C , 3 ,'RS r il My-.m,,...an'l The Halls Are Alwe Wzth the Sound of Muszc Lacking a piano and a room to practice in for the first few months of school, the 1976-1977 Concert Choir still succeeded in singing it's way through a great year. Sponsoring bake sales and selling candy raised money for them to make a trip to the penninsula area as one of their many impressive concerts ofthe year. The All-State Honor Groups were held in Fairbanks this year and West Valley Choir mem- J? S 1 5 5 L ff 1 , 5 1 x . 5 3 ffl R Q. -7 C .Q , 53 fa-X u 4 ,,. .1 . 1555? ' I A , ,Q 1 4 - funn. gs Strings Attached . f-1, .. , t ,ti ... s' . . 1, gmmm w.-. .2vu34f5'.11w!1.f' ,w . , - 1ST ROW: Gretchen Madson, Druska Matschke, Joy Phillips, Charlie Koo, g -w , 4, :N x e rug Salisbury, Janice Trumble, Debbie Davis, Barbara Setzer, Mrs. Charlie Wright, Pat Bradley, Julie Morehouse, and Shirley Scott When the West Valley Chamber Orchestra plays, you can be sure it will be worth hearing. Donna Matschke is the director for this ensem- ble and is very qualified for this job. All the members of this Orchestra are devoted and are successful in their effort to bring music and culture to the home of West. hi WN 3... 66 Thats Debatablev ff-3 1ST ROW Sui Brown 2ND ROW Karen Coston, Lisa Klaich, Porcia Fenton Erzsu De'ak Tracy Johnson BRD ROW Barbara Settzer, Joan Heidel, Therese Viator, John Burns Mrs Burnside T 4TH ROW Ed Lambert, lVlr. Kiel. As 1977 approached West Valley, some nervous students were seen pacing the halls in front of the de- bate room. With the topic of the year being researched, the first debate tournament was held on January 29 . Throughout the year, the twenty members and advisor, Marcia Burnside, visited Anchorage to compete in vari- ous speaking events, and also hosted the Spring Debate Tournament. The year proved to be very successful and debaters are looking forward to next year when more competetive speech activities will be available. like Y' 'Q - if X: s. The filii 68 ll3 IL ll 1 IAIIQID Under the enthusiastic guidance of Executive Editor Erzsi De'ak, and devoted advisor, lVlarcia Burnside, West Valley's bi-vveekly paper was a fine bit of journal- ism. A new format and choice of newsprint gave THE BLIZZARD a new look. With the late start, the staff had a great deal to catch up on. The lack of the absolutely necessary light tables and other supplies made the production of the paper VERY interesting! ln the end, the year smoothed out and next year looks to be even more organized and successful!! IfI look at one more headline I'II die. . . groans Editor Erzsi De'ak, All right, kiddies, here's the plan. ivvv- X Oh, my gosh--the deadline's today and, , .!! Pieces fall in place as John, Therese and Jody finalize their layout. John Duel, X509 62,6 x s If t K! 1 1 1,1 x 3 r , - I ,E . 'S 11 fn nw., X THE FUN-LOVING BLIZZARD STAFF. . .ROW 1: Sherry Kirkman, Jody Vignola, Karen Coston, Terese Viator, Fred Reich: ROW 2: Advisor Marcia Burnside, Barry Wilson, Tammi Dukeman, Editor Erzsi De'ak, John Burns, and Scott Siebert. The BLIZZA RD Executive Editor. , ........... . . News Editor ,.....,. . Sports Page Editor ..... - - ' -E'Z5lD4'2lk Tammi and Scott collaborate on Blizzard dummy sheets. Tammi Dtikcman . . Th vrcst' V iatnr Fcatum Story Page Editor. . . Feature Page Editor .... Photo Editor ...... Headlines ....... Business Manager. . . Advertising Manager. . . . . Reporter ..,.... Advisor. . . NOW, what!'?!? laments Tere . . . Ms. Marvin Burnside . . .Judy Vignola . .Sl1ert'Kirkman . . . . Fred Rcich . . .Scnl1Sic'bcrl . . .lfarrv Wilson . . Kurvn CUSIUII . . . .Jrulm lfurns H r 3 ti '73 'fl1 ' f l - A Senillr ta,-8 69 Rhonda was crying, David was fretting and everyone was IIVIPRESSED . The West Aurora is obvi- ously a great success . The staff unrolled a tremendous ad campaign with the soapy of Rhonda and David and the IIVIPRESS YOURSELF slogan which eventually led to I'lVI IIVIPRESS ED iron-ons. The group was unbelievably lucky at this sales pitch and the student body and all year- book buyers responded extreme ly favorably . By the end of the first yearbook sale, over 600 books had been sold--- a fantastic record which total- ly outdid that of the '75-'76 school term. Last year the West Aurora placed 2nd in the National Columbia S .P.A. contest, this year led by Kristi Smith and Ann DeVries, the staff conceived a book of true Qual- ity and delight that is worth a first place at least!! Advisor, Barb Philleo was exceedingly pleased with the staff and the end result. Aren't we all! ! ?!! Congrats are in order for this team of people who dili- gently and devotedly worked the hours away, wore their l'IVI llVIPRESSED T-shirts, and came to class EVERYDAY! l '--., lil, ff, FA ' it' f nl- TOP TO BOTTONI, LEFT TO RIGHT! Advisor Barbara Philleop Ed Randolph, John Garvey, Allison Foltz, Ann DeVries, Shirley lVIcConnell, Rochell Matlock, Porcia Fenton, Kristi Smith, Homer Lord, lVIissie Benson, Shelly Talvi, Lory Barsdate, Sharon NIcConneIl, Russ Talvi, Bernice Burns, Stacey Schallock, Shirley Scott, Therese Viator, Lori Cartledge, Erzsi De'ak, and Nlarcie Hassebroek. NOT PIC- TURED, Bridget Baker, Kathy Banfill, Chet Adkins, and Bob Cowgill VERS This year the Fairbanks chapter ofthe Junior Classical League has two consuls Ceduivalent to two presidents? from Lathrop, but the membership is still mainly composed of West Valley Latintakers. This is the only chapter in the state of Alaska, but there is a possibility of one evolving in Anchorage soon. JCL, which sponsors such events as the Saturnalia, com- parable to Christmas festivities, Winter Olympics, a huge Spring Banquet, and a pizza bash, is under the direction of Pauline Chamness . Another yearly event for these Latin enthusiasts is the National Convention It was held in New York last year, and Sue Brown and Porcia Fenton were able to attend with IVIs. Chamness The 1977 Convention will be held in Florida this summer, and the club has been busy earning pecunia for the trip, though most of the tab is picked up by the lucky individuals who choose to go. Bona fortuna eis! C. . .good luck to them! ll Pixie Javelin-throw?!! 1 Final Event: Chariot Races!! ar O ,Q iffy?- l FI 5.7: 'I : RJ- .- 5. ' , , will ..., 1 v, t V r K, xxx- ' , ' g , .1 5 ails' x . -V w - .- .-,-, s r, L - . X ,ii-ga-xv A .3-'.'C:: , - . ...ga Sa. K . Axu::::::::: ' . 5 X vuuh, 7-Ulf 'Z MSL: ,..c:, B 430: A . Vabwnf.,-a..o9ms4., an I . . f .I 'L B :S .13- . 1111112121- ,V 153' :fn , ,, - . .,, 'fff'-f-,'v 1' ' '-4'2-f 'r I' .4 ,I inf 1 Y-nf: -'-'fy .-,. 4 0 1 22? 7' .:,.:.. .,-1131 ' 7-:'-:Si 535211 -- .' -dari- 115111: . 551' .'. , ,W . .u'sz1aiP' . K ug S I 't tultqxsn-.:E,Af R3- I nf ...Q X ROW 1: Diane Whaley, Donna Peterman, Barbara Lauridsen, Pat Bradley, Linda Winters, Judy Wheat. ROW 2: Ms. Chamness, Advisory Val Orand, Paula Barclay, Karen Purkowski Porcia Fenton, Lauri Code, Janet Ruckman, Shirley Scott. ROW 3: Doris Candage, Joni Papp, Cheryl Martin, Elizabeth Henry, Kib Cannon, Robert Carboy, Kee Brown. ,f I wvwfw' Uur Foreign Friends Have Fun! The 1976-77 version of the Foreign Language Club is primarily dedicated to the consumption of any and every variation in food . The club, headed by lVladame VanEnkevort, had baked an interesting batch of cookies this year and compiled a cook book made-up of many, many, receipes from around the world. In addition to their food dominated performances, the group managed to go caroling at University Park Elementary School. Presi- dented by Kelly Riley, the troop has sledded down steep hills into potlucks and had grand times. Although the people are predominantly foreign language students, it is not a prerequisite for memoership. Vice President, Bob Cowgill, and Secretary! Treasurer, Lory Barsdate, tie up the officers for this past year's group of hungry souls-- next year looks to be even more Cfullfillingl I final ROW 1: Sylvia Slotnick, Lory Barsdate, Karen Hilliard, Anetta Davis, Eileen Beecher. ROW 2: Willie Koo, Sonja Krecji, Jeff Gedney, Karen Coston, Dave Lindeman. ROW 3: Mrs. VanEnkevort, Ed Lambert, Jennifer Fate, Kelly Riley, Drake Selmer, Jennine Abel, Robert Cowgill, Q f .i, .l .,- aff Y ii .ix Have you ever longed to live in some far-off land sur- rounded by new people and new cultures? Through American Field Services you can. Every September AFS looks fora Junior or Senior who is interested in spending a summer or year going to school in a foreign country . Applications are turned in to West's AFS sponsor, Audrey Copeland, and from there they go to the local AFS chapter for review, with an interview following . After the official work the applicants attend a get-acquainted party The selected few, whose names are announced after the party , have their applications sent to New York for further consideration. With the coming of spring comes the news: who made it, where they will go, who their host family will be . . . Lori Cartledge was selected to spend her 1976 summer in Sydney, Australia. She said, lt was really neat to be able to live in a foreign country and attend school . It en- abled me to see how different, yet similar, people around the world think and act. Key Club Comes Alive The Key Club is a service or- ganization for the community and school. Sponsoring such fund raise- ers as the lVlarch of Dimes ski-a- thon, selling raffle tickets for the Special Olympics, and making monthly visits to help needy children around Fairbanks, the twenty mem- bers stayed very busy this year. Working with advisor, Robert Sprague, and President, Ed Ran- dolph, Vice President, Monty Smith, Secretary, Ed Lambert, and Treas- urer, Greg Pirie, llllembers Opened the new Key Hole and catered to the needs of West Valley students . The annual district convention was held in Oregon during the spring of 1976 and the club was proud of the election of Drake Selmer as Dis- trict Treasurer for the year. Con- gratulations for ajob well done, Key Clubbers! F AM , ll fel' -. 1 Il , -4 i N l X 2' ' . -Ng f-TP ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary, Ed Lambert, Vice Pres., Monty Smith, Pres., Ed Randolph, Treasurer, Greg Pirie, ROW TWO, L TO R: Stacey Schallock, Bill Thompson, Mike Cooney, Richard Hicks, Ken Elbert, Dave Lindeman, Missie Benson, District Treasurer, Drake Selmer, Advisor, Robert Sprague, ROW THREE, L TO R: Allison Foltz, Jack Piza, Fred Randolph, Eric Patton, Lance Gilmer, Dale Wiederich, Russ Talvi, Bob Schruf, and Homer Lord. Q i JN f ' x b 1, sw P 1 fyxml Wizardry Abounds Just materializing this year, the West Val- ley Science Club is divided into two separate groups . Under the aid of advisor, Deborah Pomeroy, Ed Lambert chairs the Biology group, and Richard Hicks chairs the Physics group. With twenty members total, the biology group spent half of their time organizing the green house, which eventually served as an aid to other science classes, and research for the club. The physics group visited the University to investigate with their own rockets and tele- scopes . fs X Participants are look- when they may once more tackle challenging sci- ing fonfvard to next year Lg!-J ence projects . Take that, you rat! comments Florence . . . And the 2x4's connected to the 4x4 hoped Willie. 5-'27 A little to the left, Jul i Et it XS1 STANDING: Ms. Deborah Pomeroy, Mike Roth, Robert Franz, Richard Hicks, Drake Selmer, Willy Koo, Diane Whaley, Sonja Krejci, Julie Collins, Florence Collins. SEATED: Ed Lambert, Joni Papp. Believe It .ar ! ...- ' 4 - - J , V ,.,, io ,293 s tp rt 1 -' s -l.inC.il'lcr fa il' l :I ' V 6 QI it v drherl - lsarumI5P6I 'I- ' f 1 - ,gf is r , spock Messvmi . feels! fs . ' -- ll Cs f ffw-hw-1-2 H j ,,, vlilurlinss, 'l1,ni'i:'i..-a..e. M5-15 .., V , lions:-luamills-neu, - -,,, 7 ' UF' F ' . -. ' ' ' W . if '. .. .V,, l -3 --,, ,'1,, I ,,,., i ,:,: ... . ,J Or ot.. Another newly formed club in the science field is the West Valley Science Fiction Club. Doing just what its name implies, twelve devoted members met once a week to read and discuss the latest science fiction novels . With Kathy Webb as advisor, and Brent Undereiner as main organizer, the group worked hard to complete their main project, which was a time capsule they gave to West. Oth- er activities were films that were shown by the club and the ap- pearance of two members on the 'Fairbanks Today show. BACK ROW: Gina Nledaris, Jennifer Gibson, FRONT ROW: Susan Jones, Jeff Gedney, Kathy Webb, Jim Klaich, Richard Tremarellop NOT PICTURED: Lenita Sheridan, Brent Undereiner, John Pennebaker, Sui Brown. wal Q3 ww' my Ei , t Wtiklfskaikiq Eff- 3 k-hk 3,1 . f ,. f Y X Z -'si Af S , ll-Y 7 .? Jizz. ,yrs -.51 -6 x.., ,L1. .- Lifxgzik rs 15? pixma , -.,,. Y-11. 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Kardanoff, Jack Piza, Gary Holman, Buster Culver, Steve ROW il-'22 lVlike Burud, Coach Caciari, Tracey Smith, Burbeck, Richard Jennings, Coach DeLeon. ROW FM: Rudy James Carlyle, John Burns, Dave Lindemann, Trent G-HVOYR, DOH lVlCCUrl'1by, SCOUL lVlCCumby, John Garvey, Venters, Coach Klepper, and Clay Wallace, ROW 43: Gene Brown, Chet Adkins, Bobby Payne, and John Pontius. .Thea Football for West Valley this year was truly fine. Winning all but two games, West Valley made it to second place in the Region VI Conference. Proving their superiority and out- standing ability the Wolfpack led the way through a challenging season . The greatest moment was, of course, the de- feat of arch-rival Lathrop High School. lVlany of the great players were un- derclassmen this past year and will be with the Wolfpack next year. Of the up- perclassmen, Coach DeLeon feels the seniors were terrific in their playing and leadership . Next year, ffl! W 3 ,hx x iff? ,va A. Running Over Hill and Dale ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Nlelavik, Sally Sherman, Keith Hannemann, Stacey Schallock, Nlicky Schruf, Cris Coleman, Jackie De Lanyg ROW 2, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry DeVries, Mark IVlcWhirter, Nlatt Burdick, Jim Lokken, Ann DeVries, Nlissie Benson, Paula Lotspeich, Miguel LaFleurg ROW 3, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Dalley, Leo Lemon, Dan Holmgren, Coach Sprague. Please Coach--no more. Cross Country running this year started in mid-August and the folks ran through to the end of September. Super runner, Paula Lotspiech, ran through the front line in first place almost every meet. John Garvey and Leo Lemon tied this past '76 running season as top runners . As the state tournament neared, five West Valley dashers were chosen to race in Sitka . Although the team didn't outrun last year's rec- ords, the cross country team's general improve- ment was evident. Valley Volleyers Volley With a cry of BU IVIP, SET, and SPIKE coming from the Ryan gym, you knew that the girls' volley- ball season was on. This group of spirited girls had a bit of difficulty in that the new West gym was not yet completed at the begin- ning ofthe season . With self-supplied transportation the girls arrived every ppyyy evening at 6:00 P,lVl . so S that their winning sport could be exercised. 'WM' FRONT ROW7 Nevette Bowan, Nlrs. Scanlon, Porcia Fenton, SECOND ROW, Therese Viator, Stacey Schallock Kathy Pagh, THIRD ROWg Bernice Burns, Ann DeVries, Rochelle Nlattlock, Debbie Townsend, BACK ROW, Marcia Fenton, lVlissie Benson, Theresa Sullivan, Gulay Erbil, and NOT PICTUREDg Allison Foltz. CII?-' '27 is C2 q,....? tis' , S , N F3 ' I 1 an iQ,Q':L x .ig my We JR ,,,,Q..a: ABOVEQ A winning set from Kathy. CENTER7 Decisions! BELO Wg Teammates anticipate Stacey's almighty bump. A ..,a- h ,,A.z ' .- 'f-'Hi---..1... --X K w . xxx 5 w K 7, Lag. X bv ',.vf '-.'..f4 ,P .xl 'Y , 'A ' f J.. RM, . ,Ny Cindy Hawkins, what a Wolf! Or is it Fox? West Valley has a fine group of spirit leaders to de- velop for future years in the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders . These young ladies were se- lected by a group of teachers who judged them by their abili- ty, personal appearance, voice quality, ability to cheer, and floor presence . Each girl was also required to perform their own individual cheer which they created themselves . TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nlarcie Hassebroek, Miki Piza, Lynda Foster, Kris Washelski, and Tammy Koerfer, gil? if West Cheerleaders during football season. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 5 4' Yquasv' kv il am-1--msmw.. ...:.1!2f'2W 'i'- 1 if Valley Cagers Hustle the Hoop 'C 90, . .glil K w ef' . Q- 0 ' ' v ' H 'f' s Q i ff - X' KNEELING - LEFT T0 RIGHT: Coaches De Leon and Shoats. STANDING: Sui Len Brown, Miguel LaFIeur, Bruce Bialka, Jim Jones, Rudy Gavora, Mike Zahare, John Garvey, Andy Holman, Tom Monaco, Bob Andresen, Mike Armstrong, and Porcia Fenton. W f'f' if fy l' - in - W l l QQ.,,.,i T il llll .l., 'Q 3, ,,,V,A.-,,,, f '- W ig Sl .Vl' -,,A Y if A ef' ,Q-M, A. 'ff A N J H Q' V T, :V H y 5 N ii T r' l 2 34' T - A G ,ei me mu 0' A V Z 'lt rikgrx it Vvv Aw J V 5 A U 5 f A , Q, , l , ,Q y -f ni. ' , V x V A ,.., , ,,,g,,Q.......M:.,,. I A I . 'ml it A U. If 5 Maw-, tm A el eei, exeyve . . .H , fx, W. ., Z I l ' lr ai df A , A A '- L .,,. A I Y' .. A L -M A U' gl -C' - X 6 My I 90 X -Q--- 4 Nr! ii pw ii p A ,bg K 5 The Varsity Boys Basketoall Team has undergone some major changes this past year. Such as school boundary changes which forced a couple of players to go to Lathrop, while the event of the age old ritual of graduation created the loss of a few more varsity players . This combined with many new and younger faces on the team, may be the reason behind the average win record . Working hard is the thing to do on this team. Working hard on running, shooting, passing, dribbling, etc. .. Out there in the front instructing them was coach Ted DeLeon, who was not by any means a push over, but a hard working coach . Two other members of the team in the background were managers, Sui Brown and Porcia Fenton, who taped the games as well as kept score. lt was all worth it in the end, though, when the lVlale- mutts were put in the doghouse on January 28th . Ng, XS f Am i 3-I ' U Al, T .IQ-X ,N N X Junior Varsity--One More Step The J .V. Basketball Team this year was a very devoted team. IVlany of the players began on the freshman-sophomore team and a couple were elevated to the Varsity team, a few even played both J .V. and Varsity ball. Whatever team they played on they showed effort and teamwork. When they played J .V. with Al Shoats as coach they showed a desire to win and did just that. R P s s NN ws has Q 5. , . LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Sui Brown, Bob Andreson, Matt Burdick, Mike Flodin Miguel LaFleur, Bruce Bialka, Jim Jones, Kent Moneymaker, and Manager Porcia Pete VanFlein, Fred Coleman, Tom Monaco, Fenton. KNEELING: Coach AI Shoats. K Vine? loyal! 535- Frosh-Soph Team Will Return to Conquer I3 U ,XE STANDING - LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Beecher, Joe Cowles, Brad Shira, Mike Ashton, Kent Moneymaker, Reuben Cowles, Richard Tremerello, Tom Monaco, Terry DeVries, Jim Klaich, Danny Hernandez, and Robby Magneson. KNEE LING: Coach Joe Caiciari. The Freshman Boys Basketball Team started off their basketball career early in high school. Playing local frosh teams, as well as travelling ones, they received a strong record ofwins . They had advantages of height, shooting accuracy, as well as their spirit to win . Coach Joe Caciari is X . . Q, said to be a calm and reassuring coach and ' when he is upset, you can see it in his eyes As far as this group of players are con- celrned , their future on the court is togeth- er if Y Wx ru 'N 31 V Bibi Look at that form. nav' l ,- LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Assistant Coach, Karen Hagglund, Schruf, Coach, Don Klepper. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Martin, Mary Jackie Delany, Marcia Fenton, Dawn Borjassen, Marilyn VanHoomissen, Stacey Schallock, Paula Lotspeich, and Manager Childers, Shelby Hutton, Melissa Benson, Ann DeVries, Micky Therese Viator. 'f '7'vmv 5 Dribbling on to Victory L 6 ,ly Basketball. At the mention of this word most people think of boys' 'varsity basketball, but there is another group of excellent team players. This is the Girls Varsity Basketball Team. With as many wins as Coach Don Klepper's, team has under their belt it is evident that he has a team of very talented players . As a varsity team, they make up a group of fast running girls who are feared by opponents for their ability to run a whole game full speed while their adversary runs out of spunk by half time. Putting aside blisters, sore ankles, and backs, they put out 10070 at practice and 21170 during games . ln the background, Karen Hagglund, and manager, Therese Viator, helped by doing the dirty work so that the Wolfpack Girls Team could devote all their practice time to shooting, running, rebounding . . . QA4 Shootin's the name of the game. it E 1 , Q-.f-J Z -X 35' t..5t' Q ui 1, ..,, , :J ,W 1 .J Dribbling on to Varsity At the try-outs for the girls basketball team at least 35 girls dreamed of being in the varsity team . Out of all these, only 12 were selected, however, there was potential in many of the other girls so a J .V, team was formed . As the season went on, the dreams turned to nightmares as it became evident that Coach Don Klepper was not Content to have a soft team . As a result of this, a majority of the J ,V,'s quit the team, but the tough stayed on and went on to become the depth on the bench as well as the hope for the future . -,,,,.,..,.o- ' K ,... ,. .-aff' Clear the way. IVlary's coming through! s'7'--- , ' M LM 3 1-1' 1 ---.-.A Q Enthusiasts Support Hockey We sure know how Timona feels. Maids Boost Spirit Working together with nine girls, Helen Desinger advised a ii great group of lVlatmaids this year. Required to take a test con- cerning their knowledge of wrestling, these girls also have to maintain good grades and be quite skillful in the art of cuttin' oranges! That being their first priority at wrestling matches, they also serve tea, chocolate, and keep score. Their weekly bake sales earned enough money for them to keep up with their expenses, and they also brightened the halls by decorating the wrestler's lockers! The future looks bright for this organization, and we wish them the very best of luck! STANDING: Helen Desinger, Lauri Code, Brenda Thompsonp Nancy Anderson. KNEE LING: Josh Gannon, Rhonda Burkesg Stephanie Childress, Timona Peetersg Yvonne Robinson, Nanette Davis. Hustling Hockey Heroes If you have been a spectator at one of their many games this year, you know that our Hockey Team is Top-Notch! They were an undefeated team throughout Region VI , and their search for more competition resulted in a few additional victories over IVien's League Teams within the area. The eighteen team members and Coach, llllarlo IVliller, made a trip to Anchorage in February, and also participated in hosting the State Tournament in IVlarch . Their daily practices were well worth the effort, and the team is looking fonfvard to next year vvhen more travel time will be allotted! it The almighty Pucksters do it again! STANDING BELOW, L-R: Manager-Fred Randolph, 4-Kenny Atwood, 15-Tim Coiley, Captain-11- Clay Wallace, 18- Kevin Coiley, 12- Dave Borland 9-Jim Papp, 14-Cliff Rutt, 6-Nlike Winters, 16- Chris Wallace, 5-Chris Fagen, Coach-Marlo Nliller, Manager- Shannon Barnett, KNEELING: 1- Lance Gettle, 7-Nlike Dunshie, 2-Steve Hagel, 14-John Burns, 2-Arthur Milan, 10-Jack Dunshie, 30-Eric Patten, NOT PICTURED: 9-Dwight Deeley, and 17- Pete Vournas. '. It's Coach Marlo, confident of success An anxious opponent verses Jim Papp in a race for the puck! I'II get it, Coach! . . . or is he??? -1 2 K Q C f 'N nl if E f-Q56 ,. J! Art, in complete control! an L The typical West struggIe during a face-off! NNW-vw West Matmen Take 'em Down Working hard to keep off their weight and stay in shape, West Valley's Wrestling Team did a very good job. With Charles Scott coaching the twenty members dail ractices roved to be worthwhile when the Wolf- Y F3 P pack was victorious meet after meet. Toppling all the teams in Region VI, West found more competition by making two trips to Anchorage during the season . With enthusiasm high, participation looks good for next year, when West will once again take on daring competitors . -JN fi Q P KNEE LING LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Schruf, Bruce Nlerrltt, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Brown, Gary Lambert, Richard Pears, Wade Romans, Tum Washeleskl Tum Galser John Pontius, Dave Kardanoff, Glen Quakenbush. Six more points for West! STANDING L TO R: James Carlyle Loran Quakenbush, Kip Cannon, Ted Thomas. KNEELING L TO R: Ray Wheat, Don Sudon, Ralph Richwine, NOT PICTURED - Dave Degen, Joe Bilko, Glen Moehlian, Marty Rawling Frank Santora. Defending National Champs Take Aim LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW, Bill Thompson, Monty Smith, Drake Selmer, David 'V Lindemann, Coach Napollili, Doug Vanderbilt, Diane Caldwell, Brent England. M MIDDLE ROW: Scott Colledge, Warren Christian, Lance Gilmer, Fritz Guenther, Duane Freeman, Roger Livingston, Kevin Marrs, Mike Hanchett. FRONT ROW: Colleen Wallner, Annetta Davis, Rochelle Matlock, Carla Warren, Lory Barsdate, Rene Thompson. ....,, his , ! We're Number 1, can't be Number 2 f ,I i '- t ti' Q X 102 Concentration is LEFT To RIGHT: Drake Selmer, Roger Livingston, Doug Vanderbilt, Diane Caldwell. LEFT TO RIGHT: Drake Selmer, David Lindemann, Coach Napollili, Lance Gilmer, Monty Smith. The West Valley Rifle Team is made-up of some SUPER SHOOTERS! Last year the team took first place in the nation in the conventional competition. ln addition to this tremendous title, the group was able to steal the nation's second place po- sition in the international target competition. The 1976-77 team is supposed to be a new and fresh team with only a few returning lettermen. Although the new team lacked experience they showed great flare in their shooting this past year. Though they were destined to find practice sites in a variety of areas the group rolled in the winning points . As the gym reached completion, so did the rifle range and it too was com- pleted: thus, the team is now on their own ground and bound to master any other opponents---ONVVARD TO GLORY THEY GO Wolfpackers Slide to Victor He didn't have his Wheaties! in -E' KNEELING - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Sackinger, Inge Jim Lokken, and Keith Hanneman. NOT PICTURED - Deehr, Tina Deehr, Renee Dykema, Rachel Rick Solie, Matthew Van Enkevort and Brenda Lindemann. STANDING: Charlie Koo, Herb Maschner, Whisenhant. Jim Dalley, Coach Marianne Carlson, Dan Holmgren, 'E With their Olympic choice coach, Marianne Carlson, West ValIey's ski team began to show potential it had never shown before. The team, a little on the young and inexperienced side of the trail, proved to be hard working and willing to put out all the energies available to make West's Cross Coun- tiy Ski Team as fine as humanly possible. With the past warm winter, skiing was great--that is, when there was snow to be found . The team, although it got off to a late start, will definitely be tops by the end of the season, and the 1977-78 season ought to be fantastic for those individuals who, after a lengthy day at school, attack some 15 miles on those dependable skis . mb' 9 A .... Qgfwf 1 I e 4 ii. Y, J. WZ! gf Q, Yf- - H. ' SJ' :,. 5 1 : 42 Sim? . A L ,Z aff '4 , . aw ,gfersza 1 g f 1- f if ki E S.. 4 - 4 i A .- iik uf A K K Q A ' A ' ie. ' -. :-3:35 2 1- ---- .V 11. Egg' 'Lis -N ...lwwwwwvww x ' A if 3-xi ff ggi if fi K 2 L 1 - .. Q Q A U : 2 .xx-5 K -2 - q -535.13 5156. 51,3 - 1 K3 gi. A S M 1.1-3-,ESX . ff X 5 ? i X g 'Q K 5: - :Ufeifff - .- -Y ' . ' .. QQ.. K g 'Q 1 f f-xQ5LSg1,SQL,: , ,f . R ? . . , , S ., .Q S. Q 2 3' QR Qi I ..LLL I , :ff ' 3 Q l S pmt Builders Freak-Out! One way the 1976 77 school year at West home . Valley proved to be different, was its unique Student organizer and leader, Tom Vredevelt, variation ofa pep club This was visibly shown worked with advisor, Diadre Dalrymple, to raise by bright red and gold T shirts, filled with money by selling outtons and derbies at home bouncing, yelling Spirit Freaks. This Peppy games and at lunch. The year was very spirited, group of students attended all sports activities and members are looking forward to another school at West, and when possible, added a touch of year in '77. Wolfpack spirit by attending games away from A A 'i.' ' wswmb, Q B--' Q .....c,. -ss-.s.s...qg...s,..s - ...m.. Y TOP BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Winters, Melody Gray, Cindy Hawkins, l' V H ' C ll W ll L r' Ju re an ying, o een a ner, or I Smith, Elaine Young, Mikki Ashton. BOTTOM BACK: Anne Rowinski, Tom Vredevelt, Dorthy Miles, Debbie Davis, Laurie Dunkin, Gloria Martin, Pam Lawson Kristin Lloyd. FRONT: Janet Welty, Eric Young, Todd Hill, Mary VanHoomissen, Laura Winford, Mrs. Dalrymple. l 1 -A A . ' 13 Q X ' sm qjfbQWfjHfv5'X- X 31 wg-ggijllfl 5363 35 Oar Fearless Leaders Don K lepper, Principal The two top men at West Valley s are, ofcourse, IVIr. Don Klepper and lVlr. Ed Shellinger. These two men show their interest and dedication to West in many ways. As their positions are demanding, so are they of their colleagues . Both are extremely aware of the needs in and about West Valley and are making truly great leaps and bounds in this area. With their over- sight, West ValIey's first year has been a successful one, and future years are sure to ae just as grand. Ed Shellinger, Vice-Principal S Lingo Leaders Barbara Philleo .fi -seg A is Q,f.a.3 E Pauline Chamness One woman you might find huddled over a light table, scoring a debate match, or making a light in her Porche is Marcia Burnside. Not only is she the sponsor of the school paper, THE BLIZZARD, she is also sponsor of the Debate Team . Barb Philleo might be found hiking in the Brooks Range, surrounded in film or carving the West Valley Aurora Yearbook. She graduated from the U . of Oregon and enjoys Fairbanks, West Valley, and blueberries . Kathy Webb not only has a delightful sense of humor, she is a graduate of the U of A. As a wife and mother she enjoys politics, science fiction, music, but not grading papers. yin. Fran cine Mears Kathy Webb -..kA,f. Q Y-12? s 3 . 1. ll' lg L7 A '. ,- Q . I ,- ' ,-H---.4,,,gl: gfmwll V ' 5 -1'5..K,i:Q,' -X ...fkf?.4.ss35 .. , gif' mill, 1-'fn n,gx.--.1 . lglsl . 'f 4 -- . 'eff-cw 'J . R533 if-fuk 5,-'iq 1-, AM 1 ...As .JP . ...s . n'...' . 5,5 JM- .5 J i.'. '- ,. -a z f.ff-1 Wa N' .nl Q, Qug-..' ' .',. xi- .',4 'lu Jin f -9 , f ..',f- .fo u'l ' Q., -' - g.fW51' ' V i,,.,,N, L b , A-ag. ,f.. I ' . wage-. . X !, Q H Ay-3 I fir - . l ff, .Nw ,Q as ass? f Q June Thayer N, f A 'fi' p if Evan Keil 'l'lIlQnn.-, . . .A Bonnie Baker Valerie Hamilton U, r. m10't'-fl , jim! .1 ,V -,.I1.., . I 1 I' l,,.1fl'f. ,, fit! I l 1 qlk , ff .fi ,ffm If f , :B -if .4 EQ W Lorene Finger A graduate of Central Washington State College, June Thayer has been with West since the beginning . Although reading and grading papers are a great part of her life as a teacher at West, she still dreams of one goal. . . which is finding enough time to create a patchwork quilt before she is too blind to see! As a teacher of 35 years Lorene Finger began her career with a lVI .A. from Greely, Colorado . Yet her life of teaching does not strangle her private life's pleasures of travelling, gardening and taking care of her delightful home . An Alaskan Sourdough, Evan Keil is previously of IVlinnesota. He is an avid hunter, photographer... in general almost anything outdoors suits him! That bustling lady was Doris Ray the AP history teach- er at West Valley . She has been highly involved with the Hzstory Comes Alwe! ff if accreditation process as steering committee coordina- tor. Dick Korvola sponsors the West Valley Chess Club, en- joys foreign languages, reading fishing, and economics . Edie Green is the sponsor of student council and also shares her knowledge of Ameri- can History . Sally Allison, a lover of politics and economics, is also the sponsor of West Valley's National Honor Society. Dan Rodey is one of those bearded fellows that one might run into u in the Brooks Range rl oti'ii Bob Shawcroft A1 J if Lfpcn-U' X I l 0'f1gQ.,f-L Dick Korvola p . An avid hunter and photographer, lVlr. Rodey is a registered guide, flying into far away places trying to catch the mis- leading unicorn . . . Audrey Copeland Edie Green Z Sally Allison 36 swim MQQQQKSQ M Mike Dubowski . .,..., . , ,.,f.,,,XM, Bl'4!'? w-o-'-,.- Q, Doris Ray Dan Rodey Math Living in a round house with a totem pole stuck in the middle of your living room may bring up a question about the personality of the owner, Don DeWitt. The an- swer is that this math teach- er is very creative and puts his creativity to use by being the Thespians' Director. A native of Oregon, Helen Desinger has adapted well into the land of Alaska and loves it here. She went to college at South Western Oregon Community College and the University of Oregon . Edwina Rodriquez Don DeWitt Morgan Reed Robert Sprague Helen Desinger Learn How. . .the Scientific Way! ' Jim Walker Ed Benson Bill Lambert As Science Department head, Bill Lambert got his start at Wisconsin State University. He has a love of nature and takes part in it by being a registered guide . Deborah Pomeroy, a graduate of Colorado State University, worked in radiation research just prior to teaching . She enjoys such sports as racquetball and canoeing . She used to play concert symphony violin but is now playin' that blue-grass! Jim Walker is one of those teachers whose personality resembles a favorite mammal . A teacher of Biological Sci- ences this Old Goat , as he has been teased and affectionately called, took up teaching after graduating from Penn State . Richard Tarkiainen I A 1. ' Deborah Pomeroy ll I B ELO W is Karen Heimer. Taking Care of Business lVlattie Herning thoroughly enjoys teach- ing and observing students as they progress through the years. This busy lady relishes her moments to sit down and knit, play the organ and vibraharp . Wife to a sheep biologist and mother to Carrie age 2, Karen Heimer still has time to teach Home Economics. She received her BA from the Home Economics Education at Colorado State College and went to graduate school at Washington State U . Karen Hagglund, a graduate from the U of lVlinnesota has two identities . One as lVls . Hagglund the business like teacher of short- hand and typing and the other as super coach to the girI's J .V, basketball team and as- 4 fl L sf as ABOVE is Marge Thomas BELOW is Nancy Kelly. sistant to the varsity team . BELOW is Karen Hagglund. 0 BELOW is Mattie Herning. Q3 Ni .x 'I S' X I, Specialists Build Muscles Ted Deleon, past student of the U . of South Dakota, Chadron State Col- lege, and U . of Alaska is very involved with the sports program at West Valley. He is head coach of the Wolfpack football team, boy's basketball, and sponsor of the new Wolfpack Athletic Club . Diadre Dalrymple is one of the many new faces to West Valley . She is a graduate of the U . of South Carolina in Health and Physical Education. This fearless leader of the Spirit Freaks loves sports, the outdoors, her husband Larry, and sunshine. 1 Dame Da ymP'e Ted Demon BELOW is Ruth Seaman. 1-W F, 2 mil its f l itil Q i lil, 5 :at l 3 E l 1 , AI Shoats enjoys a morning chat with his briefcase. Industrial Arts Tommie Turner Ed Long enjoys life and lives it to its fullest. He is a graduate of the U of Colorado at Greely majoring in Industrial Arts. Noel Napollili, a graduate of lVlSU, is the coach of our nation- al champion rifle team. Tommie Turner, a renouned gunfighter, attended numerous colleges in Texas. He shot with Six Gun City and in Canyon, Texas this fine gunslinger put on Quick Drawshows. Charles Scott is a multi-taI- ented man, not only is he an art teacher he also coaches the wres- tling team and is a Karate lnstruc tor. Lois Hughes is a graduate of Syracuse of N ,Y, and is also the Art Club Sponsor. Music ABOVE: George Wiese ABOVE: Susan Peters BELOW: Renata VanEnkevort ABOVE: Donna Nlatschke RIGHT: Nlarvilla Conn The hazel of Renata VanEnkevort's is NOT in her eye . A nutty woman, none the least, she definately makes it as a for- eign language teacher and a Iearnee! She has graduated times over and contrary to unpopular opinion is a fantastic teacher and a joy to be around! Dramatically sharing her Spanish, Susan Peters initiated a Spanish Club and also took on the duties of Co-Senior advisor. She enjoys almost any sport, photography, and the piano. Foreign Language Born in L.A., lVlarvilla Conn is a graduate from a Uni- versity in lVlontana. A music lover at heart she is the leader of the Wolfpack Choir and contributes to orchestral and singing groups. Donna lVlatschke's life is filled to the brim with music Not only does she teach Chamber Orchestra, Training Orchestra, String Ensemble, and Theory of lVlusic, she is also the String Coordinator for 18 schools. This lady re- ceived her IVlasters from the U . of Oregon and went on to Stephens College and the U . of Tulsa. H el p- nlimited lf you ever come across a happier person than Gladys Terry it would be a chance in a million. Her cheery smile has brightened mornings for students and teachers alike . Bev Byington is one of those counselors who really tries for you. She holds special interest in students and enjoys strumming her banjo, chopping wood, counseling and weekends! Graciously shedding her glow, Pat Birklid efficiently executes the job of counseling secretary. A 1962 Lathrop graduate, she and her family are active in youth hockey . Formerly of the Fairbanks lVlemorial Hospital Baby Dept., West Valley Nurse Joan Wilcox is a favorite person to go to for sore finger o broken heart--a nice addition to our Help-Unlimited staff! Another new face to West Valley is counselor Frank lVlcGuigan though he is remembered by many from those jolly days at Vlain Junior I' High School His advice and patience is very much appreciated Joan WHCOX Frank NIcGuigan Bev Byington Gladys Terry Pat Birklid Girl Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.. , , X,,..1ym The newest face to West Valley's office staff is Jana Hyatt. She's been in Fairbanks for a very short time and soon landed the position of Attendance Office Secretary . An active woman of ldaho, Jana enjoys youth activities in which her children partici- pate, and living in general. Nell Garvey, a lover of beaches, hiking, sewing and ball games has taken to West Valley . She went to a variety of col- leges in California and claims she would not change any of her life thus far. She did mention an avid interest in learning the new dance steps, however! f W fs, AVA . .A ,W . 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Mark McWhirler Troy Maas Eric Macchione Brenda Manns Donald Matthews Mark Mattonen Danny Medlin Thor Melchior Tom Meyeres Sandy Miles Lellie Monroe Barbara Moore Lance Moore Jul ia Morehouse Ian Morrison Susan Morrow Kyle Moseley Murielle Mundy Kendell Myers Katie Neihold Jody Nelson Corrine Nesting Shaun Nestor Cheryl Nowottnick Buddy Ogden Joni Papp Keith Parkerson Kelly Paschall Randy Paulus Dana Pellow Lisa Pendarvis lVlona Perdue Joanne Perkowski Tirnona Peters Gerald Potter Terry Puzick Fred Randolph Mary Rawlins Tammy Reed fav' .ff-.Er 1 L, ' 1' ' s . n'! if- ve mr, ,-,...f L., f R V N Jil .. me-S E' 9' 5' 'wi W 1 , ff , if 1 2. 1, 'l X UP - ii' +6 R Russell Reid Frank Rhines Eric Rhude Don Rice 956 1. , gf ' -,H 3 null M lim .' ra ' - J I ' -Iv' R -N. 'L . My 4' A S . R .-gg x I. - 4 Q., -S V your . K , ,, U. . . , . Qi x r K, X Y! xi Xl ,D if f f .f .,. P ' n , ilk' Mes. ZS, wx ,nik Jia' CQ . ',-I eww' 'au gg- i5'sE'f ia., , A.. .A x ' ' 1 +o' ttf? iw- x It's Another Boring Day. Amy Richards Mark Richison Ralph Richwine Gail Roberts Stever Robertson Alvin Robinson Leslie Rogers Claire Romick . David Rosadieuk Bill Roth Ann Rowinski Tony Rowlett Jay Ruckman Cliff Rutt Roberta Ryan Mary Sackinger David Sala Druska Salisbury Antoninette Sanchez Roseann Sanoskl Frank Santora Jeffrey Schloesser James Schrader Brian Scott Lenita Sheridan Sally Sherman Eric Shroyer Deborah Simmons David Sinkey Ember Snider Janet Spencer Steven Spencer Ted Stamps Brenda Stephens William Stevens Nick Stowell Rowdy Stowell Hans Stragier Russ Talvi Larry Tarnowski Roger Testu Don Theophilus Debra Rhies Anita Tomaly Stanley Thomas Mark Thomson David Totin f Yolanda Trau Katie VanCleve 569 5559913 are sell qt' ,.,,. ' X 6 4' ' 5 . 5 I' 52 W ff -': r KSN. f F l wlfw J, Y Q X K, 9 S S ,Q qi X 54 1 , ZW' if ii D lrtdn ee., 16: ' Q x N s, 'Y S-N yr 'Q x r it it if 4 f Wwe S I ' ev' I 2? 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Susan Aasland '- Franklin Adreon Quentin Allen Kristine Almquist Mark Anderson Nancy Anderson Joseph Arabie Nlikki Ashton David Atwood John Baas Kirtlen Bacon Blane Baker Paula Barclay Kim Barnard Terry Bartlett Don Bassett 80 Dreaming on. . . ' 'L' Y '?ul,ll'- Ui, the A l f lg? i wx x ' Q... 'vv' Q' Y, ,4 ' 57 1 A f 1 i t L l '3-. . I f I 5 lf w ' Y l fb! S, , 'QP' li, Renna Becker Steven Becker Daniel Beecher Lynda Beistline Kehaulani Belfield Kate Bennett Paul Berry Allen Best Alan Bialka Cheryl Big Joe Tom Blackman Preston Blocker Dale Bohanan Michael Bolton Scott Booher Dawn Borjesson Carol Brees Kee Brown Paul Brown Roy Brown Wade Brown Jeannine Burnett One Step at a Time ,.. Wwq. Vickie Burr Mike Burud Jenny Camp Stuart Campbell Doris Candage Kib Cannon Robert Carboy Diana Cash Jam es Casper Cheryl Chaddon Brock Childress Shannon Church Dean Clowers Michelle Code Crystal Coleman Stephen Colligan Q Gilbert Cowell William Cox Suzanne Crockett Kirk Culver Lars Dahl Mark Dally Deborah Davis Marlene Davis Nanette Davis Ida Davison Kristin Deehr John Dempsey Cal Depew Todd Dermody Terence DeVries Nathan Dobberpuhl Roberta Doner Martin Douthit Wilma Drum 3 Years of This? 1- dun., S .T- -hr ye 49 'l..rf'f Lauri Dunkin Jack Dunshie Stephanie Dykema Sherry Easterling Cora Ekalook Kenneth Elbert Brent England Ila Erkelens Jill Fergel Annette Fickus Pierre Florens Katherine Franz Randi Freeman Curtis Froese Brenda Fulmer Eric Gabiola vi -2-2'-'V -24 ,452- ,Q James Gaiser Steven Gavora Caren George Lance Gettle 'iifqi ly' 'ty' 'if S. Jennifer Gibson Jennifer Girard Luisa Gonzalez Carol Greiner Deborah Griffin Brenda Hall Keith Hanneman Danny Hanns Jim Hanson Dean Hardenbrook Lora Harbo A X K. Marcie Hassebroek is-P' sl 1 GS, JW C. -.3 Y von ne Hayward 1 98 O! l X hub' 1 Karen Heath Paula Hebb Robert Hebb Michael Hebert Carl Heidel Tina Hempton Robert Henzler Danny Hernandez Tim Hill Karen Hilliard Tim Hiltunen William Hines Robert Holden Pete Holmgren Denise Homan Roberta Hormann Duane Hoskins Terri Hudson Wilty Humphrey B. Hurd Steve Hurd Shelby Hutton Mark Inman Renee Isberg Barry Isler Tim James 5- -.-'Y Q- . Randall Jennings Steven Jones Edward Johnsen Martin Johnson Matthew Johnson Cheryl Keith Danny Kelly Bruce Kenyon Lyman Ketcham Gerald Keyse Lawrence King Brett King Stephanie Kinter James Klaich Kenneth Knox Woody Knouse Gwyn Kroshus Danny Kuhn Lisa LaChance Pamela Lambert Pam Lawson Sandy Lee Dean Lewis Mark Lewis Diane Lipinski James Livingston Susan Long Timothy Madaris Robert Magnuson 18 ls Roy Makar Robert Martin John Martz Peter Mayo Suzette McFarland Sean Mears Gina Medaris Paul Milan Mike Mitchell Sherri Mitchell Glenn Moelin Thomas Monaco Donna lVlursch Diane Mustard Gary Nance Terry Nance Geen Nault Donna Neidhold Filitsa Nicolaou Nasso Nicolaou James Nowattnick Lesa O'Brien Debby Owen Tom Palmer Scott Paschal! John Pennebaker Lynn Perkowski Sarah Peyton Joy Phillips Tom Phillips Miki Piza Steven Potter Shannon Pruitt Tony Randall Steve Rasmussen D. Rastka Scott Rauk Brenda Reed Eric Resch David Rhines Mark Richardson Yvonne Robinson Margaret Roderigues Durand Ronken Mary Rose Lisa Russell Noel Ryan R. Ryan Joseph Sackinger Ann Sandberg Jenny Sandstrom Diane Schieck Jeannine Schraeder Mark Schroeder S. Schroeder The 1980 Intellect SB Q! Andy Schulz f David Scofield 'CDI' Kendra Searcey Pauline Secrest B. Sefer Joseph Shaw Nancy Schikora '-:fy Kimiya Shippey Bradly Shira 1 Q '-'H Steve Siderakis Glenn Siebert Michelle Siler 5X7 f' Leah Sims Mohamed Sivjee ...eff ig - i- David C. Smith David P. Smith kwa, Lorri Smith - Kelley Snyder Bill Soderstrom Barry Solie Danny South 'Y' Belinda Staley P-9' Linda Stephens Heidi Stott Q Sf r'y'A IJQ.-N K Q7--:I ,Fi x It ' 'ivrjc' ,545 4- ns, M, 'Q ,672 L ' ,,..f' 'S-sax 44? 'Ze 'Qu My x A ik . f 'kgv' N I if if Way to Go, Grace! Linda Streit Julie Sweeney Elisabeth Swift Scott Teal Ted Thomas Tirzah Thomas Brenda Thompson Callie Thompson Monee Thompson Renee Thompson Janel Thomson Jackie Thornhill Tonya Thornton David Thurman Kent Tilman Robert Townsend Richard Tremarello Janice Trumbell Jeff Turfney Karen Tyson Brent Undereiner Mary VanHoomison Varina VanVeIdhuizen Edith Vaughan Frank Viator Frank Vignola Diane Ventors Lorie Voorhees Colleen Wallner Steve Ward Merrilee Weaver Robert Weeden Janet Welty Cindy West Judy Wheat Billy Wiley Jim Williams Joseph Williams Margaret Williams Nancy Willis Laura Winford Linda Winters Wayne Wittrock Sheri Woodriff Monica Woods Doug Workes Charles Wright Eric Young 1 . ! Q ': Q0 u ' I .,, ' TN ls' f,kQ , 1 f ' 1 f'w.'S 5 1 I MJ , ' ww I , x . ' -- c' . x ' . If i K . , 5' ' 2 I p 1 In fl -L ' 1 y . 3 . gmsf L A1 ', QQ 1 4 1 N , E Q W + X 1 S y 1 i ,L 15 . , 3? if A Q i , MFLQQR W iT W ,Q X W .-...,,....,,... I QU E 1 ?., lf f 1. 1 55156 Homecoming this year be- gan the cog that slowly start- ed the school calender turn- ing . The dance, which purpose is to welcome back seniors of the year gone by, was a tre- mendous success, especially considering the many ob- stacles that blocked the way of progress . One obstruction was the late start in school which made it difficult to create the plans for the homecoming weekend . Yet all in all the dance was a welcome success with Ann DeVries as reigning Queen and football player Don lVIcCumby as crowned King . The next day Homecom- ing's success was made cer- tain when our Wolfpack foot- ball team beat out the North Pole Patriots for the 3rd victory of the season . .There were beautiful floats which were made by three classes plus a choir special. All in all, homecoming was FINE, 76 Comes Home 1 it ii, :fi P fn 5:4 'sf I S ew 1 ABOVE LEFT: Our Queen Ann DeVries. 1 ABOVE: The 1975-76 Queen, Debbie Benson, congratu- I lates Ann. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Freshman princess, IVlarcie Hassebroekp Sophomore princess, Burnice Burns, Junior princess, Stacey Schallockg Queen, Ann DeVries, Junior prince, Bobby Payne, Sophomore prince, Tom VanHoomissen, Freshman prince, Paul Brown. NOT PICTURED: King, Don IVlcCumby. These Were Our Moments of Triumph The 1976-77 Wolfpack foot- ball team opened many doors and flew through them with flying colors . West ValIey's team offered competition as they grabbed the second place title in the Region VI Conference, second only to Ben Eielson High School. Not only did these tremendous Cheerleaders boogie tothe weifpeek beat, ahtletes dig a place in the con- ferencea but five individuals also achieve high honors . Bobby Payne placed as me Weekly Honors Daily News lVIiner's Player of the Week twice along with John g Garvey who was also awarded the same title. t V Don lVlcCumby, Homer Lord, Buster Culver, and 7 Bobby Payne all placed on the All Conference list as Offensive End, Running Back, Tackle, and Quarter- back respectively . , I The season was fruitful. Sometimes in mid-Octo- ber, ex-pro football quarterback, Daryle Lamonica, 7 previously of the Oakland Raiders, showed up. With the tremendous Pep IQ 0Vlfl9d by SDeCfaf0l'S and participants, the Wolfpack team seasoned the past year with numerous victories . All Conference Ni e, s is s Qi f s ' 'Wx fi- 4 1 Q X 1 if s - Daryle Lamonica Visits West Valley If I W' if' .fi l'!4'.5t'1,-1, , i S3 L3 X9 sa if ,QQ xi 1 1 aivpvm fi 1.4: 19 fbi I 5 's , s m ,Q w When Daryle speaks, we listen! Making Ourselves at Home . West Lathrop was born in orc er to provide an educational and learning center for what was considered the overflow of high school stu- dents. From it grew what we have today, WEST VALLEY. At the beginning of the year the school was in turmoil and total chaos . By the beginning of the second Quarter however, the roots had been planted. Loyalties began to spread and the building reached for completion. November 15 was the momentous day when the remaining wing opened . No longer would the band, choir, and orchestra be forced to bus up the hill to the University, no longer would it be necessary for classes to be overgrown with bodies because shop classes and music courses reguired space too. Although the gym was not completed by that time, it reached completion in time to sponsor the Wolfpack's first game . Finally the library was opened--research papers began and, in general, life began to settle into the West Valley soil and foundation - ,!JH,,.- Md,,,,,. Vgwfrxf, MMM-rrp,,,,,...., M,'-,wa-,,,.,. mym-,,,.,,..---'- ' 1 'x Need some help? Moving day for West Lathrop. ,. 4, x Marcia Snyder says a final farewell 5.9 If 8 21 ow oucx - lwnllx .:..'.fn funn n. .... f...1 ALC Ill IY VOL wuauulntund-w-Uh' M1un.CaHou-lw4m-yW9- Mrs. Garvey unpacks, and unpacks, and unpacks - 'A . .. N- ,,,. f 'aww W Q M 1 4 mwmii The calm before the storm . . Q , ,... Q 3 .4 , .,,, , w .-J Where are all the books? X N Y,kV VW 'air'--Y-A AXXX x G? xx I QQQ O I A typical West Valley storeroom. 171 33 ...M J f I 3 Student Board Plans Activities You have to stand up, Clay! N ,445 3 Tell it like it is, Lynne Attributes of having a male Vice, like Jack Piza H .,,-113 F71 'Q I Uath of Office With the National lflonor Society's help, the Stu dent Council Installation for the 1976-77 school term was a success . Though lVlr. Klepper was unable to be present at the eventful moment, lVlr. Shellinger filled in and gave a most moving speech . Edie Green, advisor to the student council as a whole, put in her tid-bit and finally Student Body President, Sui Len Brown gave her welcoming and appreciation speech. With the applause came a rush to the food and then, con- sumption . The year was a productive one and Without all the game student council folks, much would have failed to occur! Congrats! C'mon lVlr. Ed, not lunch duty. 5 Halloween in Action , ,. . ,,,,,,,,?, ,,,,,,. , I . I I t , f 5 , M. 1 4 gig Us , , xx ,l ml 1' X b if ' .l m l 'AMX 1 1, F2 fr' Q A 9 HQZ! gif' - ,, A '. r 2 nw if ig ' . A fa-A f -, -mf xA,W X X , Q x ,, - df' 1 49 XM ff! W X The day of Halloween activities started with many screams and groans-- that is, screams of laughter and groans of good natured fun. As the day progres- sed costumes were observed and judged by teachers and administrators as the weirdos, Ragady Ann and Andys, and various other things circled about them . Out of all the imaginative costumes which evolved from the brilliance of many West students' minds, lVlorten Christensen ho-ho-hoed to lst place as the Jolly Green Giant. With the Freshmen flying off with lst prize in hall decorating, the Seniors had to be satisfied with second. All the halls were decorated by each class pro- ducing a more Halloween mood through- out the day . During lunch periods a sponge throw was the main attraction as administrators and teachers were left at the mercy of students armed with wet sponges . This, in addition to the always famous baked goods sold by each class, brought about alsatisfaction of a day greatly enjoyed by a . Q 59 mg 9 ' WVWJQXH X N 'Tis the Season 5 QS mvx , Q01 L5 SU W DQQXQ-U as sf gffi x 560 ,1 atch me - if you ca if 'iv Thanks for the can 15 i 1, ix dy, Sant 1 6 Dx Ea!! X 5' 15 ,046 JY Hey, I'm older than you. Christmas week this year provided a week of festivities to break the routine of the average school day. Each of the classes decked the halls with lots of colors, fa la Ia la la, la la la la, together with the Art Classes' Jeautiful decorations in the commons area, it indeed looked as though Christmas never had such a decorative greeting . Included in the agenda of the week was an Open House held for the general public, a concert which the Wolfpack Band and Choir presented to the student body, and the annual student verses faculty basketball game, which the teachers--with the officials' help, of course--won, With people roaming through decorated halls and listening to good music, as well as wearing red and green, it was a Christmas to be remembered . Q Who Says There 's wacomqo West Gym Completed. . .Finally Accompanying the opening of West Valley, came the opening of two very important assets: the library and the gym. The library opened with the only book detection system in the local schools, and 2700 ofthe 6000 volumes ordered. The gym opened as a Christmas surprise to the students, in just enough time before Christmas to host the first basketball game on our new home court! West Library Opens. Iwish we got this magazi Gee, I don't know! Vartety West Valley Needless to say, as soon as the gym and library were open, student organizer, Lance Gilmer, succeeded in putting together a very successful Open House. lt was held on lVlon- day, December 13, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Refreshments were served, the Concert Choir entertained people in the cafeteria, and the public left with an excellent overall impres- sion of West Valley . With the coming of school being delayed by two weeks , there was an immediate need to make-up these lost days . In the process of trying to find the right plan of action in which to complete a school year, many schemes were thought of. One was to start school earlier in the mornings and another was simply to add the two weeks missed to the end of the year. The end result of this mish-mash of ideas brought about school on Saturday. This meant that one of the beloved days of rest and relaxation was brutally taken up by school once a month, beginning with November. The complaints were that working students could not work and skiers could not ski and on and on. Saturdays proved to be a day of make-up for some and relaxation for others . West Opens Its Doors. Schools Fun. . .Even on Sat? was L Sli--4' MS l. T, Kia , 53' vm A H T ' A1 . T jx X X- -sssxi 5 xl i s .::A A kv ft: . ,,.. 1 ow Is the Time! may M I i T 5 , 180 Avid journalists ponder a layout. Agnes Griffith, Project NOW's journalism instructor and River Times editor. Ready to go to Anchorage are, LEFT TO RIGHT, Mae Grant, Debby Fickus, Shirley McConnell, Bonnie Testu, and Nlona Perdue. Etta Lord teaches Native Culture. This fun course Linda Mae Scolman is a creative lady with a includes things like skin sewing and beading. creative art class. Lights, camera, action! Fairbanks schools have been associated with Proj- ect NOW forthe past few years . The program offers an additional educational oppor- tunity for area high school natives. Such courses as art, photography, Native Culture, T.V. Production, Land Claims, and Journalism, are choice offerings for any na- tive high school student to take advantage of after one's normal school routine. ln addition to these extra classes they are able to participate in, the interested students have the oppor- tunity to travel and learn a bit more about this fair state. Thus far this year, the group has reached Anchorage where they attended the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention, Barrow for the Iditarod Races: and finally Juneau, the capital, where they were able to observe the legislative session being held. Through this travel- ing throughout Alaska, Alaskan natives have a chance to learn about their heritage and culture in a comfortable in class and on the scene atmosphere. Leo and His Big Mac Attack! Leonard Neidhold was chosen to be a member of the 1976 lVlcDonald's All Ameri- can High School Band. He is among 102 of the nation's top high school musicians--two from each state and the Dis- trict of Columbia --who are selected each year to participate in the band sponsored by lVlcDonalds family res- taurants . Leo toured the East coast, with his big event being the Thanks- giving lVIacy's Parade. After a brief Christ- mas, Leo then flew to California where he re- met all his band cohorts There he played in the famed Tournament of Roses Parade held in Pasadena on New Year's Day. While in California, Leo visited Uni- versal Studios, took part in a special Rose Parade Preview Show on NBC, and performed in special pa- rades and concerts at Disneyland and Knott's Berry Farm . 1 'P if E Leo receiving an official Tournament of Roses Welcome from Trisha Kinne Hendershott, the 1975 Princess, and band director Paul LaValle. we ALD'S ALLAM HIGH Slglgl S . Xxkix 2 1. 0 47 X ,gf daft 'jf' ,- F 'IJ' fi Q , 515: 7 fi' if ' I l 3 - x M W X 'W W, M QN X Vin I 5 l TQ' Lf l 'r f' West Valley Grabs Top Honors Required to send a tape recording of their voice or instrument, a letter of recommen- dation, and a completed application to be screened by judges, the 9 students chosen to represent West Valley at the All State lVlusic Festival were worthy of their honor. Three Honor Choir students were selected along with six from Orchestra . From this honor, students could once again compete for the positions of attending All Northwest. West was proud of the selection of three people from concert choir. Con- gratulations, West is proud of you! All State Choir All Northwest Choir gf: tp. 13' as Fyd 1 W, gg LEFT T0 RIGHT: Lindi Hamilton, Herb Maschner, Allison Foltz. 4 H. V- 5:52--xx 1,5 -gg e.,..s- y eevf th eir T i d' milton an ob e n. All State Urchestra Ln 'Ha H We LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Bradly, Julie Morehouse, Barbara Setzer, Druska Salisbury, Charlie Wright, Shirley Scott. i J- g l l,, Quill and Scroll People who belong to Quill and Scroll are individuals who have achieved high standards in journalism . This club is an honorary membership organization . Stu- dents are recommended by their advisor and, when accepted, receive a pin, amongst other little mementoes . Through Quill and Scroll, high school students are able to participate and be introduced U'-'ff to various writing competitions . This is all made known to them through bulletins and the Quill and Scroll magazine which members receive . West Valley Quill and Scroll members are from the West Aurora and Blizzard BOTTOM ROW, Therese Viator, Erzie De'ak, Tammi Dukeman. Sl1afl:S . TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kristi Smith, Ann DeVries, Shelli Talvi, Cathy Banfill, Boys and Girls State J' LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Thompson, Drake Selmer, Joan Heidel, Herb Nlaschner, Karen Coston, Leo Lemon, Mike Zahare. Each year the American Legion Sponsors Boys and Girls State . This summer time venture takes place to give choice youths some knowledge of the hows and whys of our government. The gentlemen had their sessions at the University of Alaska while the young ladies traveled to Anchorage for their lessons. For seven very memorable days each group lived through a rigid schedule of work- shops, lectures, and what-not. During this time they learn alot, had a little fun, and remembered it all. West Valley is proud to state that out of all 80 boys state attenders, Drake Selmer, was elected as Lt. Governor, which is the 2nd highest office available in the mock government construction by the students. All in all it proved to be a very enjoyable and enlightening experience. Keyhearts Cherish Forever On the night of December 18, the first dance was hosted by the West Valley Key Club. This gig is an annual tradition which this association has put on for the purpose of announcing the new Key Hearts. Key Hearts, being the only female members of the club, are specially picked from each of the four classes with the Senior Key Heart as Queen . With a drum roll from the band, A Shot In The Dark , Ed Randolph, as Presi- dent of the club, announced the nominees from each class, presenting them with carnations and roses, for the new Key Hearts. Jody Vignola was presented as the Queen Key Heart, with Dottie Johnson, as the Junior Key Heart, lVlary Bezona, as the Sophomore Key Heart, and Karen Tyson, as the Freshman Key Heart. The new Key Hearts will indeed Cherish Forever this memory. Ls, ' , .1 111. i 'Nqr'-ans, ,,.,.ggsf,,,--5: ,,,:,-:e ,Hamz4f.aw,, f me mte.,w,5,gJretwv2fw-ww-1.-whf fs 1: - 1 -' ff- - A 1 X it r 5 1 ,K ,L . 1 l fs? vzglizu. -, 'ffflivae K 5 l 1 ' yjfki 4 z, f -.1 l ti 4. V w rf g . 'ai . J ' if , Y' , ,. f , I, 'rv F is N 9, ts are H Msgs. U x ,W ,H f 'I ,U ' V fm' s 'F ' l'!3'i W, uf! N A , Q ar T , 67 :VW , it 'QLZ 1 , 3 QW AM ,swka f .,t J Senior Frolics Due to the lack of snow this year, an alternative to the annual Senior Sledding Party was found in the all-new Senior Swim Party. These parties were held after hours at the U . of A's pool from 10:00 pm . to midnite . After a vigorous swim and a soothing sauna, a quick brunch of cheese and crackers awaited seniors and guests in the Nanook Lounge. Attendance was always high which always helped with the suc- cess ofthe big event. ,Html ' f 'f4,g..,,:: The first dance of the year was held by the Senior class on January 8th, The theme was Beginnings and was held in honor of the new arrivals in the school called Freshman. Normally this dance would have been held at the begin- ning of school except some minor problems re- garding the building completion delayed this . Although it was halfway into the school year, many Freshmen failed to attend because of the terrifying fear of being initiated by the Almighty Seniors. Thus, even with West Lathrop gradu- ate, Jeff Tyson, as disc jockey, attendance was lacking. N 1 West Has Spirit in '77! Spirit '77 was definitely the topic at the pep assembly on February lst. All the athletic teams were introduced and such spe- cialties as Coach DeLeon, a la cake mix, or a delicacy of lVlr. Schellinger, topped with eggs and flour were a sight to see . Hockey coach, IVlarlo IVlilIer, had an added touch as the hockey players chipped in the funds to provide a few extra additives and preservatives. In addition to all of this battering, there were two tug- of-wars, the cheerleaders out-tugged the matmaids, as did the football players in their tug against the wrestlers . The pep assembly proved to be a success and it be- came evident that West Valle Hi h Schoolers are f I , , ' . we s N y g u I of spirit and pep! Do you think anyone will recognize us in these disguises'? BELOW, the Wrestlers lose to the Football team in a tug-of-war. Ellen Evans cheers for the Class of 79 A4 ,r fs 544 Z. K I Rub it in, rub it in . . . February 8, 1957 and You Were There. If your parents' old clothes have been packed away all these years, Tuesday, February 8 would have been the day to drag out the boxes and put them to use . Greasy hair, leather jackets, red lips, and bobby socks were not an unusual sight! For those of you who missed Fifties Day, it was a big success! After Paul Brown and Lynda Foster's costumes were chosen as the best, student council sponsored an in-school dance and dance contest. Fifties and seventies music were divided up equally, with Porcia Fenton and Ray Wheat carrying off the honor of best dancers . It was a day that not too many will for- get, and will look forward to it again next year! O .. X Q XX ,N up ff' x I AABOVE, Tark twists the night away at the hop. Z THE B1 arue Ii RESTAUIU2. , 1- 1... .., f'rf 'rs'rf'f' ' ' SEARS T3 V'- Pi ' . Daltg News-Miner , , ,. ,.,,-,L-'.w? !Q.x91- MZ?-h FAI J u. ' - 9,1 X NG 1-it VLtCA r most OUTSTANDING QI J ---YA' ---- -A 5- - --+-'A- J bl:-. z- 'I r Aa- , , , ,- 1: Bef ' 'ME Wofppuck WPQSHQVS Wollgp Qpponee-3,5 ' oi Sivfce JM A' Rims, teawx, V - U ' QVCVQQ, iivxeiv +A ,WV . -w 4- -- 1 V 1 W w X .. 1, La schooL of -the geqr g N5 .....-Q D W' t5UQf tfx, --1-Q.i:sA-QL-fs. 31--Ts' JA Q gm! 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Lisa 160 Rutt, George 98,147 Ryan, James 135 Ryan, Noel Ryan, Rhonda 160 Ryan, Robert 147 Sackinger, Joseph 160 Sackinger, Mary 105,147 Sackinger, Philip 135 Sala, David 147 Salisbury, Druska 66,147, 185 Sanchez, Antoinette 147 Sandberg, Ann 160 Sandberg, Mark Sandstrom, Jenny 160 Sandstrom, Laura 135 Sandy, Timothy Sanoski, Roseann 147 Santora, Frank 147 Santos, John Sauer, Philip 82,135 Schallock, Stacey 71,77, 84,86,87,135,167,177 Schieck, Dianne 160 Schikora, Nancy 161 Schloesser, Jackie Schaw, Joseph 161 Schloesser, Jeffery 147 Schloesser, Theresa Schraeder, James 147 Schraeder, Jeannine 160 Schroeder, Eugene Schroeder, Mark 160 Schroeder, S. 160 Schruf, Maria 58,84,94 Schruf, Bob 32,77,101 Schulz, Andy 161 Scofield, David 161 Scott, Bryan 147 Scott, Shirley 57,66,71, 73,135,185 Searcey, Kendra 161 Secrest, Pauline 161 Sefer, B. 161 Selmer, John 32,39,74, 76,77,79,102,184 Semaken, Chris Setzer, Barbara 66,67,185 Shackles, Michael Shaw, Joseph Shaw, Susan 57,65,135 Shelton, Anna Sheridan, Leniat 79,147 Sherman, Sally 84,148 Shields, Richard Shilling, Rodney 135 Shippey, Kimiya 161 Shippey, Rockson 135 Shira, Bradly 93,161 Shroyer, Eric 148 Shroyer, Eva 61,135 Siderakis, Sid Siderakis, Steven 161 Siebert, Glenn 161 Siebert, Scott 69 Siler, Michelle 161 Simmons, Deborah 148 Simmons, Willard 135 Sims, Leah 161 Sinkey, David 148 Sisson, Richard Sivjee, Mazaher 135 Sivjee, Mohamed 161 Slay, Scott Slotnick, Sylvia 75 Smith, David Carl 161 Smith, David Pat 161 Smith, Jeffrey smith, Kristi 34,5e,7o,71, 184 Smith, Lorri 107,161 Smith, Montgomery 34, 76,77,102 Smith, Myra Smith, Peter 135 Smith, Tracy 82,135 Snider, Rebecca Snyder, Ember 148 Snyder, Kelley 161 Soderstrom, Bill 161 T Solie, Barry 161 Solie, Rick 105 Solli, Andrew 34 South, Danny 161 South, Susan 136 Spellecacy, Leilani 34 Spencer, Andrew 34 Spencer, Janet 148 Spencer, Lindsay Spencer, Melody 34 Spencer, Steven 148 Staley, Belinda 161 Stamps, J Scott Stamps, J Ted 143 Steele, Tracy 136 Stegall, Chris Stephens, Brenda 65,148 Stephens, Linda 59,161 Stephenson, Rodger Stevens, Brian 136 Stevens, William 148 Stott, Heidi 161 Stowell, Nick 148 Stowell, Rowdy 148 Stragier, Hans 148 Streit, Linda 162 Stringfellow, Chrissy 35 Sudden, Donald 101,136 Sullivan, Theresa 86 Svoboda, Arleen 136 Svoboda, Audrey Swain, Randall 35 Swarthout, Debra Swartz, Susan 65,136 Sweeney, Julie 162 Swift, Elisabeth 61,162 Talvi, Richelle 35,71, 184 Talvi, Russ 71,77,148 Tarnowski, Lawrence 148 Taylor, Sandra 35,39 Teal, Scott 162 Testu, Bonnie 180 Testu, Roger 148 Thayer, Mary 35 Theophilus, Don 58,148 Thies, Debra 148 Thomann, Becky Thomas, Leslie 65,136 Thomas, Stanley 148 Thomas, Ted 101,162 Thomas, Tirzah 162 Thomas, Yvonne 35 Thompson, 136 Thompson, 162 Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, 162 Thompson, 35,77,102 Barbara 65, Brenda 59,65, Callie 162 Craig 136 Monee 162 Renee 102, William 18, Thomson, Janel 65,162 VanCleve, Katie 148 Vanderbilt, Douglas 102, 136 VanEnkevort, Matthew 105 VanHoomissen, Mary 59, 94,107,162 VanHoomissen, Thomas 58,149,167 VanHyning, A Julie 107, 137 VanStone, Steve 137 Vanveldhuizen, Jay, 137, 162 Vanveldhuizen, Varina Vaugham, Edith 162 Veheirer, M. 137 Vehmeier, Glen Venters, Diane 163 Venters, Eric 35 Venters, Trent 82,149 Viator, Frank 163 Viator, Therese 35,56,67, 68,71,86,94,95 Viereck, Rodney 149 Viereck, Walter Vignola, Frank 163 Vignola, Jayne 149 Vignola, Jody 39,186 Voorhees, Lorie 65,163 Vournas, Peter 98 Vredevelt, Tom 36,107 Walker, Cheryl 36 Walker, Debra Walker, James 137 Wallace, Chris 58,82,98, 148 Wallace, Clay 57,82,137, Thomson, Mark 148 Thornhill, Jackie 162 Thornton, Debra 136 Thornton, Tonya 162 Thorson, Pamela 65,136 Thurman, David 162 Tllman, Kent 162 Tomany, Anita 148 Totin, Albert 148 Townsend, Deborah 86, 136 ' Townsend, Robert 162 Townshend, Brenda 136 Trau, Yolanda 148 Tremarello, Richard 79, 93,162 Trumbull, Janice 66,162 172 Wallner, Antony 149 Wallner, Colleen 102,107 163 Walrath, Amy 149 Walton, April 149 Wang, James 149 Wang, Lois 137 Ward, Mark 65,149 Ward, Steve 163 Warren, Carla 102,149 Warren, Keith 36 Warren, Kel Washelseki, 149 Washeleski, Watts, John Waugaman, ly 137 Kristi 58,89, Tim 101,137 Ed 149 Turner, Mark 65,136 Turney, M Jeff 162 Turney, Mike Tyner, Deborah 35,59,88 Tyson, Karen 59,162,186 Undereiner, Brent 79,162 VanFIein, Pete 92,149 VanStone, Richard VanStone, Steven Weaver, Merrilee 163 Webb, Renee 137,149 Wedemeyer, Tom Weeden, Robert 163 Weil, Suzanne 137 Wells, Lela 137 Welty, Janet 107,163 Welty, Valeria West, Cynthia 163 I West, Shannon 58,149 Whaley, Diane 73,79,149 Wheat, Judy 73,163 Wheat, Ray 101,149,189 Wheelock, Elizabeth 36 Whipple, Ronald 36 Wicken, John 149 Wiederich, Dale 77,137 Wiley, Billy 163 Wilhelm, Cheryl 149 Wille, Deanna 137 Willets, Glenn 149 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, 137 Williams, Williams, Allen Cheryl 149 Donald Frank Joseph 163 Margaret 163 Mary 64,65, Nick 149 Ronald 149 Williams, Sue 36 Wilson, Barry 36,39,61, 69 Wilson, Carl 36,65 Wilson, Mark 137 Winford, Laura 107,163 Winters, Cheryl 137 Winters, Linda 59,73,107 163 Winters, Michael 37,56, 98 Wlttrock, Wayne 163 Wolf, MaryAnn 149 Wood, Rebecca 149 Woodriff, Sheri 163 Woods, Brenda 65 Woods, Monica 163 Workes, Doug 163 Workes, Jerry 137 Wozniak, Tammy 36 Wright, Charles 66,163, 185 Wright, Karin-Ellen 37 Young, Elaine 37,107 Young, Eric 65,107,163 Young, Jon 137 , Young, Raymond 137 Young, Steve 137 Zahare, Michael 39,56, 60,90,184 Zayon, Frances Zayon, Wilbur 149 Ziegler, Darrell 137 I Allison, Sally 60,115 Baker, Bonnie 113 Benson, Ed 116 Birklid, Pat 122 Bradley, Versie Brown, Gertrude Burnside, Marcia 67,68, 69,112 Byington, Bev 122 Caciari, Joe 82,93 Carlson, Marianne 105 Chamness, Pauline 72,73, 112 Cleland, Ken 124 Conn, Marvilla 64,65,121 Copeland, Audrey 79,114 Dalrymple, Daidre 107, 119 Deehr, Wendy DeLeon, Ted 82,90,91, 119,188 Desinger, Helen 116 DeWitt, Don 61,116 Dubowski, Mike 82,115 Dykes, Leonard 124 Ernst, William 120 Finger, Lorene 113 Garvey, Nell 123,171 Green, Edie 55,114 Greene, Stephen Hagglund, Karen 57,94, 95,118 Hamilton, Valerie 113 Hart, Doris Heimer, Karen 118 Herning, Mattie 118 Herrington, Sara Hughes, Lois 120 Hyatt, Jana 123 H Karella, Fred Keil, Evan 67,113 Kelly, Nancy 118 Klepper, Don 11,82,94, 95,110- Korvola, Dick 114 Krezer, Carmelita Lambert, Bill 116 Langley, Mike Long, Ed 59,120 McGuigan, Frank 122 Matschke, Donna 66,121 Mears, Francine 112 Miller, Marlo 98,99,188 Murray, Bea Napolilli, Noel 102,120 Peters, Susan 56,121 Philleo, Barb 70,71,112 Pomeroy, Deborah 78,116 Pratt, Alma 123 Ray, Doris 115 Reed, Morgan 116 Rodey, Dan 56,115 Rodriquez, Edwina 116 Scanlan, Ruth 86,119 Scott, Charles 120 Shawcrofi, Bob 114 Shellinger, Ed 111,188 Shoats, AI 9O,91,119 Snyder, Marcia 88,123, 170 Sprague, Bob 76,77,84, 116 Tarkiainen, Richard 57, 116,189 Terry, Gladys 122 Thayer, June 113 Thomas, Marge 118 Turner, Tommy 120 VanEnkevort, RoseMarie 74,121 Walker, Jim 58,116 Webb, 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Chris Anderson, Marc Olson, the Daily N ews-M iner for ineh reiiohiiitv and Commercial and photos on pp. 2, 15, 37,152, 168, 174, 223, 224, 8. 225. Richard TCl7'l2lClil'LQl'L for those lifesaving football candids on p. 81, az, 83, 108, 130, 131, 132, 139, 165, for some beautiful scenery photos on pp. 4, 8, 9, 8s 16. for those fantastic color shots on p. 5 and 16, and Nelson's Studio for photos on 82, 197, and 214, Darby Switzer, Jeff Tyson, and Dan Henry lZft2e15, l 'lOS'eS 'iCflVe'y n ' Dan Rooley and his Photo Students-Lori Cartledge, for his help intime Sharon and Lance of need and Lori's photos on p. 757 Sharon's shots on pp. 180, 181, and Lance's on p. 215, J. V. of Josten'slAmerican Yrbk. Co. fame for their Words of Wisdom and expert handling. Jim Philleo, Walt Hughes, and Interior Graphics and Copy for their supplies and helpfullness and for Walt's photo on p. 4. Shirley Scott, John Garvey and Russell Mitchell in behalf of some really terrific artwork on pp. 72 8. 75 by Shirley: pp. 76 84 95 by John, and p. 78 by Russell. Stan ,,,,,. for spending a couplxehours one windy afternoon taking us for a ride in his balloon . . . JOAUH Russell Talvi W tfor letting Kristi usleltheir typewriter through those deadlines. from, Office. for their photos on p. 214, The West Valley Staff: Mr. Klepper, Mr. Shellinger, Mr. DeLeon, the Secretarial Staff and the Counseling Staff for numerous details . . . guidance, advice,--paperclipsl Canything we wanted, reallyl. They were really GREAT! The Blizzard and Lfs Staff for all of that great oohlieifyu!! HOMQV LO7'Cl Without Homer this book would never have had that extra lime something cARTwoRk!J that . , added alot! Our AdULSOr, Barbara Philleo in behalf of someone who has enough integrity and motivation to really care what happens to YOUR yearbook! 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