Clark College - Galapagon Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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SOUTH SEA ADVENTURE TOLO THE COURT AND THEIR DATES: Judy Brekke and Ray Weisenborn, Linda Newlean and Karl Ritzaug King Richard Kishi- moto and L nette Rusten, Ra Warren and Mildred Thomas, Bill Y Y Schlidt and Becky Stanley. King Richard Kishimoto reigned over the South .Sea Adventure Tolo on January 20 sponsored by the A.W.S. The semi-formal affair was held in the Student Center from 9 to 12 with the music being furnished by Lee Mack and his Music Makers. ., , . mfs- W, s - , -A-.1 v-'V - i. s -' .Nm ffl- .fs f . A F' f f i A .Y 5- ' 7 , iv - . ' sy- 1 V 5-X5 sf le sg :P E if 5' 5' - '1?g',,g9 5' .35 if F i 5' ,-QS' :Lg 25? 1- - es- rw if I f - 5 5 5 . - Q, Q r J 5. F Everyone enjoyed dancing to music by Lee Mack and his Music Makers. King Richard Kishimoto and his date Lynette Rusten. Lena Brown serves punch to thirsty dancers.

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Jn 'eelfzi lb- Barb Tucker, Judy Seavert, and Donna Uskoski preparing pizza for the Pizza Party. Darlene Rosencrans, Bernice Leonard, Joanne Mattice, Pat Wise, Cathy Maki, Sandra Hoffman, Norma Snoen, and Judy Luna read together the pledge of Beta Chi, secretarial honorary, during the tapping ceremomes. Students laughed heartily during the movie being shown at one of the two Movie- Dances put on by the Omega Upsilon Alpha organization during the school year. No Comment !

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'1 Roger johnson, Ray Weisenborn, Marlene Schimelpfenig Laura Gorton, Mary Beth Schindler CKellyJ, Don Hale. CITIZEN UF THE 0 TH Each month a citizen of the month is selected by a committee composed of students and faculty members. This award is presented at the Coffee Hour during that month. This year the honors went to: LAURA GORTON - October Citizen of the Month. Mrs. Gorton, an Education major, is president of the New Horizons and a member of Omega Upsilon Alpha and Student National Education Association. DON HALE - November Citizen of the Month. Don, whose major is pre-law, is president of the International Relations Club and also is an Inter-club Council member and Business Editor for the Progress. During his freshman year he was Sports editor for the Progress. Don was also one of the coordinators of the city-wide United Nations Day and headed a Clark delegation at an International Relations Conference held in Longview, Washington. MARY BETH SCHINDLER CKELLYJ - january Citizen of the Month. Mary Beth, a sophomore majoring in English Education is Editor of the Progress, Vice-president of Phi Theta Kappa, and member of the Inter-club Council and Omega Upsilon Alpha. She is a top scholar with a G.P.A. of 3.98. ROGER E. JOHNSON - February Citizen of the Month. Mr. Johnson is a sophomore at Clark with History Education as his major. He is a retired Navy Chief Petty Officer. Roger has served on many committees, has been active in forensics, and served as ticket taker at dances and school activities. He is also News Editor of the Progress and Activities chairman of the Student National Education Association. He is married and has three children. Body Treasurer and a member of the Finance Committee. She is also a member of Phi Theta Kap a Cscholastic honor aryj and was a princess on the May Festival Court. During her freshman year, Marlene was presi ent of the Freshman class. MARLENE SCHIMELPFENIG - March Citizen of the Month. Miss Schimelpfenig, a sophomore, is Student RAY WEISENBORN -April Citizen of the Month. Ray, an Education major, is first vice-president of the Associated Student Body. He is active on committees and dances and was a member of the Tolo Court. Ray has also taken part in many of the Clark plays. He handled the circulation of the library petition.