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

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s N Wolfpack girls congregate for a breather and pep talk. Bows in hand, orchestra members take a measured pause before filling the Little Theater with euphony. Silky shirts were especially popular through the holidays, and lustrous outfits in vivid colors emblazoned the disco scene. . I ft: lt s 1 i 3 f x gi:- This page sponsored by .lackovitch Tractor. St liool mvolvomcul provt-cl to two .in X ollcctlvo provoutivo ol tlio tlnxitl thitmi lvvvi W Bull games. c1.1nt'vs4 tozwvrts, .mtl otlwi .ncitlvltlos qtluykonocl pulses .mtl kvpt 1 lompomttlros luggll llivouglt tlw told NQHIHUII. Sports .ivtlvusts unloyotl tho In-slr .in ol ski .mtl liocikoy tompctition Whom tlw wtxitlivv .xttontlecl often by spnitvtl tvovvtls, .mtl tlit- gurls had .nt Qliiillllllf soasort Itxutllligi to .1 roggrozml trtlo Culture was not l.1c kitty tluvmgi llw wuitm Carol. tl1cyu.1r's tnsl Mlmts lyv Iltt-mtv llltlgtllllllj was putnllslwotl, .mtl thou, lmml, .im orulicstrqi lmimcmllotl lov liolltlny tonvmls Dlsc'or1i.ml.iswopt Wosl Vnllcv this wmtt-i. cl.mt'es were CiOlltlllt'IVC to styluzotl stops Pulsntmg lights plnyncl on flashy clothes. .mtl cilworeogmplwocl moves frossorl the Ll.lllt'O floor Sucslw :activities .md gonvrgil sotimtmulity W YW- ' pulled most tlwrouglw the three clog uuglits, .XXV ' Jw . X' ' X , - f L W lzgh ,f 1. at - . gf' Y , 1 if 'Cx H I 5 as L. . if YA f M -' i, 2 5 . , A Q I Mi , ' m -lj ' .:t. .' 3if, 3x 3 I l ' ' , 7' ' I' If ' '-' Q X K Al l 1 Wing 3,15 p 44 - fgosl T , V ,lj -f tif -4 FT 4 . ' : , , ' , ' - - il ' ' . f ,. f ml ' ,A mf I.. V T , , tiff - Rf: 1 2-ff 1 2 ' ' sf 1 4 , ' U f I i . . . 'A . ' 5' ' jf ' 2 fy a - - . , , 4 ..... 1 . T 'f , J' -' T ' ' is T .Q A L ! ., WH s ,v - A ..5x,:.:,. 1, ,. A ' ' V I iw? Q .N tt Holiday gaiety is displayed during the wait for the curtain to rise on A Christmas Carol, prow prolulullvvly lmrsll. .ic tion tioultl tw lotnll on indoor lnnskotlmll courts Boys gpllltvs wt-it montlts. Tliospmiis ttnmtl up tot A tllnlstrims :ind rltythmlct sounds .ut evening .mtl Ill school

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-'M l - f00DE D Pl 0 SATURDAY NIGHT CABIN FEVER ,gi f 5 , Seventy-niners Toby Green, LorI sdate, Julie1Burud, Leslie Monroe, Renee Dykema, Sally Aasland, and Joni Pepp kick up their heels in'the decorated senior hall. fi ,rV I it 1 5 .Eg , 5 .'- i I i 12 l ' ' N I I . ,S 7. 5 'sir ggi! I -Q t,,,11 I' ' 'ef get ... ing 31 MMIII dl of 4 all I 5 1 A I .. A . I -5 S ,a Q 7. f I' np' .i ' ,4 li lbw Im in 1 I M, :gi I if Y E 1 Y' l ' .4 l 1 lt ll l If l Dancers Ted Stamps and Richard Hicks demonstrate the fine points of disco. 'iii 'PW n FA lk . in -8 has 55 Q Z ,535 A I!! 8b This page sponsored by the National Bank of Alaska. Prospective customers examine the winter Mind's Eye at the encouragement of salesman Tom Clark and companion Steve McCarthy. Boys' Varsity hot-shot Tyrone Thomas shoots for two over Faculty contender Mr. Scott.

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Wi? FEMDLW THE ACTIVITIES BEAT WENT CN THROUGH WINTER, LIVENING THE 0LD YEAR AND KINDLING THE NEW Despite harsh weather making transportation difficult, a selection of winter functions attracted students, and numerous in-school activities compensated for impractical evening events. The holiday season was spiked with a plethora of goings-on. Kicking off the festivities was the junior class dance, Here Comes Santa Claus in a Winter Wonderland' Held on December 8, the dance featured sounds by B 8. S Disco and a jolly Snta CLeonard Dykesj lending an ear to Christmas wishes. The National Honor Society Faculty Tea on December 19 gave teachers a v serene lunch hour break with soothing orchestral entertainment. The week before Christmas caught all in a flurry of school activities. Candy canes, bows, and cards were sold and delivered. On the last school day before vacation the afternoon was scheduled full with the Faculty vs. Boys' Varsity basketball game fifth hour and a disco dance in the gym or the Thespian Club production of Dickens' A Christmas Carol sixth hour. These happenings gave students a jovial start to their week of vacation. Steppin' to the beat of the Christmas dance are Joe Miller and Carmel Minoque. lnventive shooting techniques were attempted by those lined up for a half-court try at a free case of pop. 2 i S . S .