
Cheri (Weston) Davis and Ellen
Thorson
chat on the deck.
Cheri was 1964's "Best Natured."
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George Anderson and Leda (Porter)
Madison, Kayhi Class of 1964. George was 1964's "Most Courteous"
personality.
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Leda (Porter) Madison, right,
and Fawn (Giles) Arriola, left.
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Dick Adams, Fawn (Giles) Arriola
and Leda (Porter) Madison check out who's who in their yearbook.
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Rowanna (Amundson) Crocker,
Kayhi Class of 1964.
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Ellen Thorson enjoys the sunshine
on Judy (Henley) Berg's deck. Ellen currently works for Alaska
Airlines in Seattle.
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Cheryl (Bohannon) Killian and
Jack Halm review the yearbook "Williwaw". Jack was
1964's "Most Musical."
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Donna (Henley) Maloney enjoys
a chat with classmates.
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Maida Kelley (Class of '67),
Cheryl Killian and Susan Weston review the ubiquitous yearbook.
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Rod Davidson and Jack Halm
discuss old times. Rod was 1964's "Most Likely to Succeed."
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Linda Brice and Rowanna (Amundson)
Crocker.
Linda was 1964's "Most Musical."
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Wes Morrison is a former mayor
of Hydaburg. He was the Class of 1964's "Most Popular"
and also president of the Student Body Association.
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Gary Croy enjoys a beer and
the sunshine. Gary was 1964's "Best Dancer."
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Rod Mitchell. Rod was 1964's
"Best Natured."
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Larry Kubley, right, chats
with
Don Ludwigsen (Class of '62).
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Maida Kelley (Class of '67).
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Cheri (Weston) Davis and Karen
(Morris) Mattle.
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Rosie Roppel collecting money
and photos. George Anderson on the left, adjusting his camera.
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Anne (Terhar) Clinton. Anne
was 1964's "Best All-Around."
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Don Ludwigsen (Class of 1962)
on the deck.
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Lynn (Gerde) Clay talks with
Linda (Cotant) Heller.
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Judy (Lemke) McCune with her
camera.
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Mike Sallee, Class of '64.
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Lynn (Gerde) Clay preparing
lunch in the kitchen.
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Mary Ida Henrikson (Class of
'63).
Ed Marksheffel (Class of '67) on the left.
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Karen (Morris) and husband
Paul Mattle.
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Anne (Terhar) Clinton talks
to Patty Singer.

Jim Church, Vice-President
of the Class of 1964.
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Patti Singer and Cheryl (Bohannon)
Killian check out the yearbook. Cheryl was 1964's "Best
Dancer."
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