West Valley High School - Aurora Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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RONT ROW: Abbie Johnson, Cindy Hoppner, Kelly Wein, Chris Vliet, Ed Lambert, Toby Green, Brian Johnson, Susan Jones, Williams, Robert Taylor, Kimberly Kelly Elizabeth Swift, Mahla Jennifer Gibson, Thor Melchior, lnga Espe, Geoff Thomas, Alice Strohmaier, Kathy Gibson, Mark Ward, David Smith, David Hisamoto, Brian Stevens, Lenita Sheridan. NOT PICTURED: Thurman, SECOND ROW: Tracy Johnson, Elizabeth Tonkins, Director Mr. Gene DeWild. Lauri Code, BACK ROW: Seth Birkholz, Carl Heidel, Susan Van May I have your tags, Miss? Carl Heidel plays the perfect steward while Tracy Johnson gropes in her purse. N l I etssl if Af' X .12k PEN g XX if ,,,,- Englishwomen Susan Jones and Jennifer Gibson prepare to make J their entrance. 5 D X f X I DURECTUR Z -.52 . f . -wuz. 9 QQ, ll

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Act . s ,tt v, vw -. 'X t Elizabeth Tonkins anxiously searches Tracy Johnson's face as Toby Green voices his suspicion of measles. The romantic lure of Paris, an ocean cruise, and two 19 year old girls are a few of the elements that are combined in Our Hearts were Young and Gay , a three act play by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. This comedy is the story of Cornelia and Emily's hilarious mishaps and misadventures on the way and in Paris. There was the time Emily fElizabeth Tonkinsj threw a deck chair to an overboard man, hitting him on the head. There was also the problem of how to smuggle a very measly Cornelia past the health inspector and into France. The play was performed December 2, 3, and 4, and the following weekend on the 9, 10, after weeks of preparation. The actors and Director Gene DeWild put in many hours to present it, with the aid of Mr. DeWild's theater productions class, Stage Manager Kim Kelly and all of the backstage workers. si., gzai..,,,,,,, L Wk Y- WC? Purser Ed Lanbert checks passports while Susan Van Vliet waits Pausing, window-washer Thor Melchior emphasizes his point. Q

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assin g ' the buck With great anticipation the Girls Basketball team and the Key Club wait to see if the ball is in the hoop. C -.: -1 Clubbers Mark Lewis and Ed Lambert unlock the key defense of Missie Benson, Jessica Gavora, and Micky Schruf. With March of Dimes buttons pinned to their col- lars, joyful students were released from their sixth hour classes to attend a Key Club sponsored basketball game. Competing against the Girls Varsity team, the club emerged victorious and amassed nearly S600 for the March of Dimes. In addition to a successful game, the event was highlighted by the superlative first per- formance of the Stage Band.