The report presents a detailed analysis of data from a survey of 436 graduates of Juneau Douglas High School (Alaska) from 1985-86 through 1988-89 (44% return rate). Findings included the following: 49.1% of graduates were female, 45.2% were male, and for 5.7% the information was not given; the largest ethnic group was Caucasian (73.2%) with the next largest Alaska Native (6.0%); 50% were currently attending postsecondary school on a full-time basis; 25.9% were in the work force and 5% were in the military; part-time work involved 12.6% of graduates and government agencies employed 9.4%; most graduates left the state to attend postsecondary schools, with 18.9% staying in Alaska; respondents had a high-school grade point average of 2.87; students rated their high-school preparation at 6.76 on a 10-point scale; and respondents had parents with a mean of 14 to 15 years of education. Data on graduates who had attended or were currently attending postsecondary institutions are also analyzed separately in more detail. (DB)