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

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Thespian Troupe 4628 participated in several events in the Spring of 1981. First, they took part in the Elizabethan Festival held on April 21. At this event they performed scenes from some of Shakespeare's plays and held a contest in which people guessed the number of jellybeans there were in a container. The winner, Terry Wyke, was given a dinner for two at the Sizzlers. Soon after the Festival, the Thespians went to the state Competition in Anchorage. West's entry took third overall, the highest place they had ever achieved. First places were taken by Abbie Johnson in Solo Acting, and Abbie and Justin Karella in Duet Acting. Those participants who placed second were Heidi Koerfer in Solo Acting, Debbie Reynolds in Humorous interpretation, and Tom Clarke for his technical package. The Thespians concluded the school year with a very successful spring. TROUPE 628 ENDED THE SCHOOL YEAR WITH A SUCCESSFUL SPRING it Make-up expert Klana Thompson uses her skill to transform Marcia Casswell's face. Contemplating on where to put Abbie, Joe Schnell hesitates for a moment. tanili'-Q ws. til 5 Il Dressed ln Elizabethan garb, a serene Klan Thompson kneels before lndrek Burggraf. ln The Murder Room , Abbie Johnson displays her femlne wiles.

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This year's West Aurora Yearbook staff was a talented and creative group indeed. The staff was looking for a break from the media themes of the past two years, and as you can see, it came up with an original and suitable replacement. Diana Hall and Kelly Wien, the editors, brought six years of experience and knowhow to staff with many new faces. The copy staff with many new faces. The copy staff, headed by copy editor Bob Burcell, was where many of the new faces got their assignments. They brought fresh new copy ideas with them. A yearbook is only as good as its pictures. They are the center of attention. Even though Tim Olson headed a virtually all-new photography staff, they came through with the photos that made this yearbook a great one. Layout and ads were two areas with experienced editors, Kelley Kipp on layout and Heidi Koerfer as ad manager. These are two essential areas of the yearbook, and both staffs performed smoothly which made everyone elsels job much easier. The Aurora staff also had a new advisor, Ms. Baker. She did extra homework to become as knowledgeable about the job as possible. She was uncompromising when it came to quality, and hard to please in many cases. She kept the Aurora's standard of excellence high. When you thumb through this yearbook, keep your yearbook staff in mind. They have produced a yearbook that will keep your memories alive! YE RBOOK DOES IT AGAIN WITH LL- EW STAFF The writing in the yearbook was done by: Bob Burcell, Anita Krrici, Courtney King, Stacey Hutton, and Michael Lu. 62 YEARBOOK Co-editors Kelly Wien and Diana Hall, with advisor Ms. Baker, take time out for an impromptu photo. Putting it all together on layout staff were: ffrom topl Geri Simon, Lori Nordgulen, Tammy Alberry, Randi Sole, Stephanie Kind Julie Fate, Kim Pelosi, Jann Laiti, Mimi Lee, and Kelley Kipp.