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vi Mrs. Lagerquist, Advisor Girls' Club officers: President-Colleen Tanabe, Vice-President- Colleen Cole, Secretary-jean Rothnie, Corr. Secretary-Margie Bardan, Treasurer-Kris Slabaugh. THE FEMININIE MYSTIQ Scrapbook, Penny McCalmong Publicity, Carmen Anderson, Art, Cris Franeg Squaw of the Month, Anne Echelbarger, Friendship-Hospitality, Debbie Lyons, Exchange, Sandi Krizang Programs, Patti LaBarge, Fundraiser, Darlene Bergersonp Student Standards, Lynda Giddens, Community Service, Katie Wiszmann. With the help ofa new advisor, Girls' Club modified the tradi- tions ofthe past to create a new feeling of self-expression. The girls were certainly not Clow- ing Around when they initiat- ed a new program of exchange visitations with various schools in the Seattle area. With spring came the plans for a Dad and Daughter Dinner and a Moth- er-Daughter Tea. rfmaiaa M..- ,ew vnu-s-any .aw
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HERE THE BOYS ARE Brawn, looks, and athletic achievement- the keys to entering Varsity Club? Well, maybe, but not quite. According to Mr. Pat Eason, the real purpose of Varsity Club is to promote citizenship through athlet- ics. Among their activities were the schol- arship fund raiser and selling programs at football games. Spring plans included the Varsity Club Social and the Ugly Man Contest. Acting as a school service organization, the Active Boys' Club put on the annual Boys' Club Dance and kept the reader board up to date every week. In May, the boys put on the annual all-school outdoor track meet. Mr. Lee said they hoped to raise money and plant rhododendrons around the school. a 1 E YSUH IHIRST AWAY! Varsity Club officers relax in the Student Lounge Cabovel. TOP ROW: Sergeant-at-Arms-Stan Mickels, President-Al Amundson, Secretary- Doug England. BOTTOM ROW: Treasurer-Paul Plesha. Boys' Club Officers BELOW are left to right: Vice-President-Howie Chichester, Sergeant-at-Arms-George Bottin, Secretary-Treasurer, Rich Fletcher. President Doug Schroeder is not pictured. A7
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' ,fv wa W' LEFT TO RIGHT the dent, Cathy Scharer, LOOK WHO'S Ml DI C-THE BUSINESS! officers are: Bob Osburn, Reporter, Joanne Taylor, Treas, Diane Chopot, Sec, Colleen Tanabe, Vice-presi- Pres, Mrs. Duckworth, Advisor. .l -is ,,,, PWM-A The sound of typewriters filled the business hall as F.B.L.A. worked on one of its many service projects for M.H.S. and the community. A candle sale at Christmas provided the funds which enabled F.B.L.A. to visit such places as the Bell Telephone Company, the l.B.M. building, and Allstate Insurance. Colleen Tanabe displays the scrapbook from her trip to Washing- ton, D.C.
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