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

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JUNIORS MADE IT Susan Aasland Mark Anderson Robin Armitage V9 g . F 79 WITH EASE with prepares sponsored football Paula Barclay Kim Barnard Don Bassett Kehaulani Belfield Paul Berry Alan Best Leslie Belvins Dawn Borjesson Scott Bowell Carol Brees Paul Brown Wade Brown Shelly Brunaugh Brenda Buggey Jeannine Burnett

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Football players Kib Cannon and Terry Nance Junior Nancy Schikora and Sophomore Kathy i av R fl SJ ,Q 'XX' 1 .' .sf 4 energize with munchies from the Keyhole. Gibson discuss strategy and tactics for debate. fl. and r 'T' get XY 3' w Fii.f2W ' mm 9 Q Fortifying finances by working at the carwash was a soapy bucketful of fun on a sunny summer day. Masquerading as a mafia member on Halloween, Ted Thomas proposes an offer you canna' refuse. An energetic Junior class embarked upon the 1979 school year brimming with fund-raising ideas designed to finance their Junior Prom. Under the dedicated leadership of Class President Marcie Hassebroek and guided by the wisdom of advisers Kathy Webb and Madge Clark, the Juniors formulated such enterprising money-makers as a summer carwash, an M8tM's candy sale and a Christmas dance. One of the Junior's less original, but more financially productive fundraisers involved the sale of lVl8tM's. Enterprising Juniors forced their way through crowded halls with a load of books under one arm and a case of M8tM's under the other. There was method to their madness, however, as they raked in 5225.00 in profit from the sale. Before school began in the fall of this year, the would-be Juniors capitalized on the hot, dusty days of summer and organized a carwash to rid Fairbanks area cars of dirt and grime. Suds and spray flew as nearly 20 Juniors cleaned up on Fairbanks' dirty cars Qand each otherj as an occasional bucket of water accidentally missed a soapy car only to splash a hapless but dedicated Junior class member. Shortly before Christmas vacation, the Junior class sponsored a dance with Here Comes Santa Claus in a Winter Wonderland as the theme. Leonard Dykes served as the official Santa Claus and was aided by elected Mr. and Mrs. Claus C Paul Brown and Katie Neidholdj The money earned in various fundraisers throughout the year went to finance the grandest Junior class undertaking of them all: the Junior Prom. The Prom was a super-success as the sounds of Fairbanks band reverberated throughout the Fort Wainwright Officers Club. Apropos of the occasion was the theme These are the Best Times. As West's Juniors wound up a full and productive year, they came to the bitter-sweet realization that they could look forward to one last year at West Valley and could only hope that it would prove to be their best ever. i ,xl .Mi ,. 4 5 A' . 'ilu lun-v-'- xx ,J 145

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