Columbia River High School - Tyee Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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TYEE: Lej? la fight: J. jarosek, C. Rourtu, S. Rainey, G, Krebs, G. Dykkesten, M. Vasicko, D, Sprenger, Mrs. LaLonde, C. Pearson, K. Brooks, S. Bemdt, B. Weidrnm, K. Coy, A. Ellis, S Lematta, and D. Smedley. Loren Grumbley, Tyee staff photographer, catches Home Fro- nomic students unaware in the middle of studies. Brunds photographer, jerry Paulson explains photographic procedures to Cindy Routtu, Faculty Section Editor in Tyee.

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CHANT: Fran! Row: B. Cummins, C. johnson, R. Kafer, C. Thurman, and R. Mohagen. Back Raw: B. Hathaway, R. Windler, D. Zeller, J. Talley, K. Raley, G. Sullivan, C. Brewer, R. Kangas, B. Hughes, and Mrs. Wall. Tyee and Chant Staffs Produce With bilit The 1973 Tyee staff was much stronger and more imagina- tive this year. With this came a new layout style that was used throughout the book. The staff was aided greatly by Craig Nelson who was responsible for the cover and calligraphy work in various sections of the book. The staff was in debt five hundred dollars so it was neces- sary to hold a number of fund raising events. One of these events was a basketball game between C. R. and jason Lee -Ir. High faculty members. A licorice sale and Patron Ads also made the debt slowly diminish. Every year it seems the ad section grows and this year was another milestone. Through the selling of ads the staff brough in more than 770 dollars. Quill and Scroll memberships and other awards were pres- ented at a Spring Banquet sponsored by the Tyee. One of the main objectives of the Chant this year was to achieve more student involvement. The first semester staff was made up of the experienced staff from last year. However, at the beginning of second semester several new members were added to the staff. In order to produce an effective paper the staff held money raising activities such as selling football programs, ads, and popcorn. Sending Gayle Sullivan and Colleen johnson to a journalism conference at Portland State, conducting an art con- test in the Christmas edition of the paper, and the entire staff attending a conference at the Hilton Hotel in the Spring were some of their other activities. 30 pa Q Robin Graham, business manager on the Chant, checks over current financial situations in books. Barb Blake, reporter on the Chant staff, examines her work in the latest bi-monthly publication. taqautmwm , , .-tr., K -Hz Beau Wiedman, Steve Bemdt, and jeff Crumpacker look over final proofs of their yearbook section.

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MEDIA CENTER: Fnml Rm' K. Robe, L. Beyer, M. Gopple, V. Mathys, G. Brown, Mrs. Gapsch, and Mrs. Ensman. Second Row: R. Koop, D. Findlay, Mrs. Scott, D. Vfagner, B. Peterson, C. Short, R. Skaggs, D. Rogcn, C. Durrin, Mrs. Murray, R. Brown, and Mrs. Friesen. Third Row: D. Dykkestcn, J, Gumcringer, L. Henry, M, Clancy, L. Parnell, T. McConarhy, and R. Kangas. Bark Rvw: D. Dailey, D. Skucas, D. Swemam, D. Linn, and D. Spinney. COUNSELING CENTER AIDES: R. Graham, C. Routtu, and M. Lindblom. OFFICE GIRLS: Fnm! Row: J. jarosck, K. King, S. Tumcr, M. Nulph. Back Row: K, Glad, K. Mclrvin, B. Bcall, R. Duchene, W. Bosch, B. Blake, C. Brewer, and B, Spear- mln.