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

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, l WD? FLSCIDMW -.kk Regal Juniors Donna Neidhold and Paul Milan wore the honorary crowns of Queen and King for the elegant night of the Junior Prom. KnightS'in'waiting Eric Krejci' Chuck cole' and a Lathrop opponent attend as Darrel Wamhoff moves in on Karl Sackinger's royalty during a Chess Club joust. Arrr, , MAGIC PERVADED THE NIGHTS QAND KNIGHTSQ 0F SPRING Persuading a cottontail from a top hat, Mr. Lentine entrances Michelle McWhirter and Tony Sanchez. Magical action was always at a premium during meetings of the West Valley Magic Club, a new school organization. Necromancer John Lentine advised and instructed the group, and the sorcerer's apprentices were soon extracting bunnies from The remarkable Mr. Checkers Uohn Lentinel displays a phenomenological slight-of-hand. hats and hankies from sleeves. A selection of underclassmen brushed up their moves with the West Valley Chess Club. Despite a late start to West's season, our board directors rooked victories from competitor Lathrop.

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O A RAINBOW OF ACTIVITIES KEPT WEST VALLEY BUSY AS SPRING APPROACHED. Q9 fiillfi iff? fi. ITLI .1 1.-f - Ili ..i!' X ilk? x Enthusiastic Cheryl Wilhelm engages an unsure Brian Leschorn as the Justice O' the Peace Mike Wien gets them hitched in a fun The same warm, sunny days that brought us the promise of a golden summer, also transformed West ' Valley into a humming hub of spring activity. The Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Almost Anything Goes competition, the art showfauction, a mock wedding and the West free- skate night, set West's spring thing in full swing. The Sophomore-sponsored Sadie Hawkins Dance was especially well received since it was the first real spring dance of the year and because the Sophomores barred nothing when they established the dance's hillbilly atmosphere. Feudin' hillbillies were thrown in the slammer to be closely guarded by the sheriff and his deputies. A photographer was on -Xt and kneeslapping wedding ceremony at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. hand to take weddin' portraits of those who became hitched . The Almost Anything Goes competition represented the final test of class unity. The Seniors played as if they were fighting for the Holy Grail itself and upon winning the competition, finally wrested the coveted Spirit Cup from their closest competitors, the Freshmen. The final standings of the contest placed the Seniors in first, the Juniors second, the Sophomores third and the Freshmen in fourth. During an intermission of West's first-rate musical production Carnival , theater goers took part in an art showfauction which raised funds for West's Art Club. The West Valley free-skate night at fr, X V, Teachers Diadre House and Hiedi Hyser appear to be all wrapped up with the Almost Anything Goes competition. the Northern Lights Roller Rink was attended by a great many West students and teachers. The springtime affair for West's Cheapskates kept the school year rolling right along. The in-school mock wedding performed by the Family Living class, familiarized students with the procedures and preparations involved in a marriage ceremony and reception. This wide variety of spring functions provided special opportunities for student involvement and allowed those smitten with spring fever to let off steam in a constructive manner.