Fort Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Glacier water, ice cold and frothing fumbles over the boulder strewn bed of a mountain spring. Meeting other forks and tributaries each stream plunges as it descends, until at last all merge into the Columbia . . the greatest power river in America. Home of the king salmon is the river, spawning grounds, graveyard for the ever mysterious cycle. Rolling on foward the sun, the river thunders and foams grinding out rapids and chasms. Then spreads out making peace with its banks as it flows to the ocean, in peaceful homage. ,X 1 THE gi .117 FORT ER HIGH scdffoo VA OUVER,WASHING'IiON i VOLUME II K., ,MY , X fu., N X Mx NX mg ,af y , Wfl g , f Q QQ Vi. pa' , nflwdu,cfI.01'L . 'A' W ymuza, .... Qgpaabnudi . Uaqafugafiam, X gpm ...... ' Hanan, .... 9ndQx, ....... We, the Alki Staff of 1957, hereby dedicate this Alki to Miss Dorothea von Berg, Assistant Principal at Fort Vancouver High School, in recogni- tion of her many years of service to the student body. She has given students her active cooperation during her many years of teaching and counseling, so it is not surprising that she is well liked among the student body. Born in Albert Lea, Minnesota, Miss von Berg attended the University of Oregon where she received her B.A. degree. As an English teacher she started her career at Vancouver High School, later attending Columbia University where she earned her M.A. degree, ln l934 she became Dean of Girls and adviser of the Girls' League. Two years ago when the school became Fort Vancouver High School she was given a new title, Assistant Principal, and became the counselor for the class of '58, Throughout her many years of work with the school and an active participation in civic affairs, Miss von Berg has earned the highest reputa- tion for her dependability, industry, fairness, understanding, and un- questioned integrity. We recognize and appreciate her tireless efforts and enthusiastic interests. E' .muy about rivers and tite as mind that For centuries, poets have been writing anotagous to each other. Once again the thought comes to as the Coiumbia River continues to roti aiong to the seo, so wiit the graduating ctoss ot i957 continue its course to odutt tite with the some hopes and aspirations that are cherished by att seniors, These students witt otten took back on the fond memories ot high schooi doysfon the tributaries ot the pastfbut their primory ottenf tion wiii be tocused on the tuture which hotds the promises ot new experiences ond more ditticuit miiestones. it is our hope, as the teachers who have worked with you seniors, that we have hetped to equip you with the best possibie education in order that you may more successtuiiy cope with the ever-increasing compiexities ot Nite, Remember that otteri repeated sentence ot t.incotn's, t witt study and get ready ond maybe my chance wiit come. To you, the member ot the cioss ot i957, i say, May you have success, happiness and be ot service to your community. Best wishes tor your tuturei Sincereiy yours Wtt.LtAM F. LOTHSPECH Principal RUNNING A SCHOOL IS NO PUSH-BUTTON JOB A. DALE WHITENACK Superintendent of Schools MAX SNYDER Assistant Superintendent of Schools SCHOOL BOARD DALE W. READ, President DR. I. C. MUNGER, JR, Vice President MRS. M. F. CANOVA HERBERT F. WARK MRS. CHARLES J. WILLIS I I .I 3 s I HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS THOMAS J. POE, Assistant Principal, DOROTHEA E. VON BERG, Assistant Principal, MARVIN S. CUMMINGS, Assistant Principal A TEACHER AFFECTS ETERNITY Vx .L Babcock, Lolo Barber, Helen J. Benson, Lola H. Blair, Dorothy BYOWIII llc Biology, Typing English English English English Clausen, Isabelle Cleland, Walter DI-IMI, Harriet S. 509, Nifli H- Gruphic Arts Band, Orchestra, P-fYCh0l09Y Home Economics Photography l x, Frost, Clifford Furno, Charles Gutierrez, Paul Hall, Ruth Solid Geometry, Chemistry, U, S, History, Physical Spanish, Athletics French Bookroom Education, Athletics Hall, W. A. Hauck, Dora M, Heinen, Gladys Agriculture Physical Eduggfion Art, Arts and Crafts MMM HE CAN NEVER TELL Hlllstrom, Arthur Jackson, Earl Jarvis, Margretha J. Jenlsln, Fred Jollm lfflillf Phygig-5, Rqdiq Science Wood Shop, Metal Shop Algebra, Geometry World History, Drivers U- 5- History, 50ClCll 59'-'JISS Training fl . i ' will f. S mx 6 J . V Jones, Ted Krucaw, I-evra Krogh, Kenneth English, Newswr' ing, L99 Geomelfff 500lfk99Plf'9 Mechanical Drawing, Leather Craft, Production lb .I Long, R. Lester Biology, Varsity Basketball Track Maddux, Faun McDonough, Madallne Mclihaden, Kenneth Maben, Manly Hom, Economic, Office Practice, Stenography Commercial Art, Art, Humanities, U. S. History Visual Aids Martin, Irma Miller, David Miller, James D. English, Latin Advanced Printing Algebra, Retail Selling, Related English WHERE HIS INFLUENCE STOPS xv My..-., Pump M. Nelson. Gene Machine Shop Vocal Music, Theory Phillips, Hazel M Special Services Reeder, Paul G. Sells, Mabel L. 5l1Uffl0I', Floyd L. Spanish, Tesling Typing Biology Van House, James C. Algebra, Physical Educalion Yearbook Advisor TSN ,Wh A S gi, , g.'1:Es5l:5zg53sas -',- :-12: ----g r . QYQQEQET 3 g ff it e 5 fglw . , L Skill, Elaine English, Speech, Drama Weinberger, G. R. Wesilund, Donald A. Aldlnger, Margerle Shorlhand, German, Aulo Mechanics Speech Correcflonisl' Bakke, Marlory Tolberf, Lola Wllliams, Mary E. School Nurse Librarian Registrar l2 THE NEVER-ENDING TASK CAFETERIA STAFF MRS. OLSEN, Secretary-Bookkeeper MRS. FULLER, MRS. WOODWARD, MRS. FURGASON MRS. SMITH Keeping our school and grounds in top condition were duties un- dertaken by the office staff and the maintenance crew. From mowing lawns, and tending furnaces to handling Fort Vancouver's finances, and taking letters, these people were indispensable to the students and faculty. 3 CUSTODIANS MR. BJERK, MRS. OLSEN, MR. CLAUSON, MR. LANE, MR. HAMRE MRS. WRIGHT, Secretory RATED BEST BY TEST BARRY Tween ..::, ,qub 5 Q' b Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop We 1, . .- R ,Ls -2, X L N 1 4- i ' 4 1 E E fl' ' L ..., ....-fx JOHN JoHNsToN j L -R BUD TETZ Ph07U9fUPhY Auio Mechanics MIKE BAYLOUS SALLY ROARK Agricuifure Cooking i M LANNY SPRINGER GENEVIEVE TANNER Prinfing Sewing WILLA STARKEY, KEN HODGSON JANICE HERMAN, PAUL- CANNARD Vocal Music DVOYTVO CHUCK CHRONIS, CAROL KEPNER Afhieiics ELSIE SAUTER, GORDON BARRASS LEE MILLER, TRUDI HIGGINS Typing Bookkeeping 'Ei n ,.. . I R ,, . RM. 'gag' 41 ROGER GORDON SALLY sc0TT Science lnsfrumenfal Music DAVE MARSHALL HANNAH BROTHERS An Journalism CAROL WARNER LARRY CASTLE Shofphand Machine Shop THESE STUDENTS WERE SELECTED OUTSTANDING BY THE FACULTY DEPARTMENT 4... -f -f . f - '?.5 ' , ' . V . -MH-xx f K ' . T xx A ,,,,, Maunxsu-5 ' ' ' ' ... W ..-.-M MW .Mo ' 4 M.. M ' MQW V Q M, X M, iw A X- A W nv- -, NN- M. -M we su- .muumw ,,..k,,L1 W A W me A. mgrynliupugr Lp AAA w lk . W . 4- , ' Q-W--A M' We -gag... WI, ,WW ww ,Q as-1, :ww mmm -WSQQW i - we KW weugpw .. me WH , V, we www-5 . k W W' ggyunnw- f ' , - - I Q , M, xy MM- V--nw K W wean-f MM V. . ,W -'xgurqgwyw - H 0 f n A W , , ...N .X ,..w-yggm-Mm., :W AW-we - we H Wi' 'Mm M 7 T 'Mg-P .W -mv V v. .Q -MWWAN kQ, wnql4ny1alwhe,,fa.-nvpguessu 8, -.w,kQ K T lm - ' Mm - Hag.,-wnnnihv-N 1 Q . ww. M W' -M M-ww x INTERSTATE BRIDGE Rivers ore moving roads, which carry one where one wishes to go. - Pascal MATHEMATICS. Many students take mathematics as part of their high school education to enable them to understand methods of sci- entific expression and investigation. Emphasis is placed upon clearthink- ing and logical reasoning plus the ability to apply its principles. ENGLISH. The varied phrases of English through its main periods are treated in an attempt to allow stu- dents to acquire sufficient knowl- edge of its development and gain the ability to understand ir, DRIVERS' TRAINING. ln the Driv- ers' Training course students learn how to handle a car correctly, iust what makes a car tick, and the rules and regulations used when driving. ART. This department attempts to stimulate a broader and more discriminating iudg- ment of classical and modern art, to further the student's appre- ciation of its form and to allow creative tendencies to be expressed. TW'i'i'?M,k..m ?- 1 , iswfmiwitii W? K N ii: Gif Q.. Q -if QF A HW ' v 0 fmx , ,.., '. -rx RW. M iN., -M' .N f-A -YS' sk-A ' M 424 LM fl. T-359 'N I Q' - L .,.,.. . .,,x,,.,... q A M 'Wy K ,A Wag , vu? 5 NQxw Vw - MQ 'Q 4,6 1 CHEMISTRY. To provide a basic under- standing in the fundamentals of organic and inorganic chemistry is the main function. The course consists of lectures, laboratory work, problems, and theories regarding the laws of the universe. HOME ECONOMICS. Students in the field of home economics are provided with helpful training for homemaking with emphasis on its problems and their solutions and the part it plays in the ad- iustment and successfulness of the indi- vidual's future. PRINTING. Study the printing indus- try, and development are the obiectives of the printing course. It offers pre- vocational training in one of the largest of our industries and develops educa- tion by giving a basic background for a group of future occupations. COMMERCIAL COURSES. These classes aim to prepare students for employment on a full or part time basis. Among these courses offered: typing, shorthand and bookkeeping. PHYSICAL EDUCATION student With a purpose to promote general health good sportsmanship and ability to participate in athletic games with a healthy competitive spirit, Physical Edu- cation plays a vital role in the life of every fi :fs , E ffl.. - A 'qwyfqffg 5 X ' -..-. ., f H5H'M' Q Q' , 5f Q A W' ,A y 'T fl' xi L 4-' . is 'ET A A' W. 'i'w-'xff 'B' ' 'W sNQ'?' 'Mps9Q,.v.ngwg55 ffwismw L. -, M ,1J'SJ.L'52:: fwfi1..N X xi 'wwmwri STUDENT GOVERNMENT PERFGRMS DUTIES Upper left: Student Commissioner GARY CASE A - Lower Lett: Secretary JANICE HERMAN . 4 .. gals, 2 f L , Q, me left 44 Center: Treasurer CAROL WARNER Upper Right: First Vice President RAY GROESBECK Lower Right: Second Vice President ANN SCHULTHESS JOHN DORAN President STUDENT COURT: First row: Darryl Odegard, Nancy Smith, Janet Gallas, Jack Frewing. Second row: Mr. Earl Jackson, Adviser, Jim Belcher, Calvin Lipscomb, Chief Justice, and Sandra Dvorak. STUDENT COUNCIL: First row: Sharon Pat Walker, Liisa Komonen, Hannah Brothers, Butch Fields, Gary Case, Carol Warner, Linda Lund, Mr, Marvin Cummings, Adviser. Second row: Pat Waddle, Paul Cannard, Calvin Lipscomb, Gordon Barrass, Brenda Caples. Third row: Ann Schulthess, Emilou Jones, Bill Cone, Ray Groes- beck, Drea Daniels, Janice Herman. Fourth raw: John Doran, Tim Campbell, Ron Mclntosh. 20 WORKS ON MANY AND VARIED PROJECTS Upper Lett, Secretary, Richard Gustafson gm? Lower left, Second Vice President, Allen Cook A Center, Adviser, Tom Poe Upper Right, Sergeant at Arms, Dick Dietmeier lower Right, First Vice President, Ken Hodgson TERRY GIERKE Boys' League President Student Council goals for the school year 1956-57 were to promote car-registration and clean-up, to formulate plans and draw up a constitution for an lnter-Club Council, and to include more students in school government. Heading the council are the Student Body Officers: President John Doran, First Vice- President Ray Groesbeck, Second Vice-President Ann Schulthess, Secretary Janice Herman, Treasurer Carol Warner, Student Commissioner Gary Case, and Faculty Adviser Marvin Cummings. Terry Gierke undertook the car-registration program, and Gary Case took charge of the advisory clean-up program. The maior council achievement this year was the formulation and ratification of an Inter-Club Council Constitution, prepared by Drea Daniels and her committee. The new council, which will be organized next fall, is designed to unite the activities of all Fort's clubs and organizations. The council co-operated with the faculty and Dad's Club in the promotion of the Parent's Night and rummage sale. A student body election named the Student Lounge Trapper Union BIockhouse , and the student council was charged with TUB clean-up and furniture drive. Other council activities included a television program featuring Fort Vancouver, visits to traffic court for observation, participation on the Inter-School Relations Council and in the Southwest Washington Association of Student Councils, several ioint meetings with Hudson's Bay's Student Council. Upper Lett, Recording Secretary, Carol Ehman Lower Lelt, Vice President, Carole Sandberg Center left, Corresponding Sec., Vivian Polen Center Right, Adviser, Miss D. Von Berg Upper Right, Reporter, Sandra Cunningham Lower Right, Treasurer, Sandra Greeves PAT WADDLE G. L. President PRGGRAMS GIVEN First row: Sally Scott, Jack Campbell, Milton Jones, Mr. Cleland, Vivian Polen, Janice Gilbert, Roger Gordon, Diane Gordon. Second row: Tom Mears, Gerald Smith, Larry Zgonc, John Lotgren, Ron Clifton Carol Kepner, Dianne Hall, Bob Moir, Bill Tait, Virginia Bonke, Cheryl Koch, Bob Hathaway. Climaxing a successful year, the band marched in the annual Rose Parade in Portland, Oregon. Under the direction of Walter Cleland, they presented the Fall Concert, Christmas Program, and the Spring Concert. At the beginning of the school year, they faithfully played at all football games and entertained the spectators with their snappy marching formations. Participating in the various assemblies and concerts throughout the school year, the orchestra also ioined the vocal musical department in presenting the Broadway musical production of Carousel. Third row v..w..--v. ff 4. U N eMyr.:.., ,.,,4,fT:5ig1rr2 'W's 'o W, .5s r' Wtfccw' t3'W'f'.7 T .. .WM ,, First row: Lael Kiefer, Judy Johnson, Donna Hirtzel, Clark Cavin, Milton Jones, Roger Gordon, Dianne Gordon. Second row: Lois Meyer, Virginia Banke, Sue Bradway, Jack Mears, Ladd Ziegler, Ken Hodgson, Diane Hall, Carol Kepner, Jack Campbell, Sally Scott. Third row: Gerald Smith, Bob Hathaway, Cheryl Koch, Larry Zgonc, Yvonne Simerly, Joanne Wells, Gerry Groothuis, Linda Banke. STUDENT MUSICIANS Sue Bradway, Dennis Cutler, Jack Mears, Jim Garvin, Jim Brown, Richard Stalcup, Phil Jackson, Yvonne Simerly, Linda Banke, Joanne Wells, Jerry Groothuls, Ken Norton, Ladd Zeigler, Nancy Wright, Ken Hodgson, Q SWING CHOIR-Standing: Ralph Kaslner, Ken Hodgson, Karl Winsell, Danny Russell, Leon Johnson, Sam Cunningham, Gary Case, Wally Jacobson. Seated: Anne Pease, Jeanette Byers, Kathy Garrelson, Phyllis Calkins, Marilyn Beise, Beverly White, Virginia While, Gail Schumacher, Wanda Harbin. VOCAL GROUPS PRESENT First row: Carole Gilbert, Carol Stein, Gerry Wann, Barbara Potts, Barbara Reed, Gail Schumacher, Joyce Larson, Linda Schierman, Donna Rufener, Marilyn Beise, Barbara Arrufat, Janice Herman, Drea Daniels, Anne Pease, Ann Schulthess, Beverly White, Donna Hirtzel, Eleanor Hungate. Second row: Virginia White, Karen Smith, Betty Bellinger, Nancy Smith, Wanda Harbin, Carolyn Beeman, Phyllis Calkins, Roberta Hidden, Rose Ann Eten, Helen Morey, Marilyn Kister, Susan Frost, Kay Frydenberg, Jeanette Byers, Diane Moore, Judy Johnson, Carole Sandberg, Kathy Garretsan, Karno lnman, Brenda Caples, Janice Croft, Mary Clark. Third row: Ron Becker, David English, Don Merwin, Gary Case, Dick Vieth, John Fanning, Mike Fort's A cappella choir topped off a busy year by helping to present the Broadway musical Carousel. They also prepared the Fall, Christmas Do First row: Helen Belz, Sharon Hole, Betty Holbrook, Jane Rasencrans, Joyce Taylor, Peg Boileau, Sharon Giverson, Evelyn Pachl, Rodgie Reudink, Marilyn Hale, Diane Bird, Carroll Harbin, Bethel Johnson, Mary Barnes, Georgiana Kern, Jeanette Coons, Dona McNees, Sue Kelly, Nyla Bowyer, Mary Pal Rouse, Beverly Hanson, Sue Neal, Evon Chamberlain, Nikki Shaw, Barbara Walters, Myra Beckett, Marie Jendry. Second row: Pat Luke, Evelyn Manley, Virginia Flagg, Marilyn Slothower, Connie Biberg, Jackie Kaltenberger, Karen Kellogg, JoAnne Stricker Myrna Robinson, Diane Murray, Holly Davis, Della Owen, Margie Ballard, Sandra Bolen, Elizabeth May, Jackie Havel, Laura Honcuff, Frances Godwin, Sandra Pirtle, Sharon Probst- tield, Sue Bradway, Suzanne Green, Janet Methvin, Leslie Lane, Anna Staudenmier, Sharon Divine. Third row: Carol Hutlet, Helen Staudenmier, Betty Leisure, John Haas, Darrel Straup, Phil Warner, Loren Hale, Bob Gooding, Elonne Deckert, lloyd Hayes, Ron Corkill, Don Vandetta, Pele Jorgenson, Pat Marshall, Zone Cope, Ed Robertson, Paul Minton, Pat Foster, Jack Barter, Clyde Ludwig, Stan Dawkins, Jay Van Winkle, Dennis Work, Dennis Fluter, Mike Kelly, George Raynor. VARIETY OF CONCERTS O'Hara, Dean Arrufat, Ron Mclntosh, Joe Neakrase,Danny Russell, Bob Reinkens, Pete Jorgenson, Tom Otos, Del Irish, Wilfred Neth, Wayne Harry, Jack Shields, Richard Gustafson, Steve Williams, Leroy Ostrem, George Raynor. Fourth row: Dick Fink, Roger Deaver, Pete Lalonde, Bill Bair, Sam Cunningham, Darryl Odegard, Don Angel, Errol Waterman, Terry Maxwell, Larry Otos, Marvin Ewing, Tim Campbell, Ralph Kastner, Ken Hodgson, Karl Winsell, Charles Morrison, Gary Kelly, Jack Souhrada, Doug Croft, Wally Jacobson, Bob Moir, Marlin Halverson, Dick Roynor. and Spring Concerts, were judged at the South West Washington Music Festival, and went to Longview to present an exchange assembly. 697 A fwf . JSA, I, .Nl s A First row: Joyce Taylor, Rodgie Reudink, Janie Rosencrans, Helen Staudenmier, Carol Rettit, Betty Halbrook, Sharon Hale, Frances Godwin, Nyla Bowyer, Sue Kelly, Nora Hancuff, Virginia Flagg, Diane Bird, Evelyn Pachl, Bonnie Herman, Janet Methvin, Barbara Walters. Second row: Sharon Divine, Leslie Lape, Barbara Bauer, Peggy Boileau, Diane Murray, Connie Biberg, Jackie Kaltenberger, Georgiana Kern, Suzanne Green, Margie Ballard, Evon Chamberlain, Nikki Shaw, Myra Beckett, Beverly Hanson, Yvonne Kiter. Third row: Pat Luke, Betty Leisure, Evelyn Manley, Marilyn Slothower, Marilyn Hale, Karen Kellogg, Carroll Harbin, Della Owen, Elizabeth May, Donna Baker, Pat Marshall, Beth Johnson, Donna McNees, Jackie Havel, Jeanette Coons ,Aneta Ward, Sue Brodway, Marie Jendrey, Helen Belz. 25 Journalists Prepare Works for Sludenl' Body HANNAH BROTHERS, Editor I .S JSI .ff f I LOG STAFF Larry Carstens, Jean Olson, Jean Thoelke, Liisa Komonen, John Dorney, Lee Miller, Darlene Stoffel, Gene Nordstrom, Kathy Garretson, Mary Kornmann David Olson, Carole Gilbert. SALLY SCOTT, Editor-in-chief CAROL KEPNER, Seniors, G.A.A. JIM SWARNER, Sports JUNE LANDECK, Typist GAIL LUND, Sophomores, Juniors LYNN TISSO, Faculty, Departments JUDY YOUNG, Artist, Assist. Editor CAROLE GILBERT, Activities, Organizations MK ALKI STAFF Mr. Weinberger, Gail Lund, Lynn Tisso, Carole Gilbert, Judy Young, Carol Kepner, June Landeck, Jim Swarner. HANNAH BROTHERS, Editor-in-chief NOEL DORMAN, Assistant Editor CAROLE GILBERT, Feature Editor JEAN oLsoN, Third Page Editor LEE MILLER, Sports Editor JOHN JOHNSTON, Photographer TED JONES, Adviser SALLY SCOTT, Editor STAGE CREW Gary Greer, Dave Ballard, Bob Synoground, Larry Weik, Ron Eklund, Don Charles, Del Belknap. Boys on the Stage Crew handle the lighting, micro- phones, curtains, and stage settings for school assemblies, public programs, and other events held in the F.V.H.S. auditorium. Jie? FUTURE TEACHERS Mary Wasson, Janet Moore, Judy Cooke, Sandra Dvorak, Muriel Heyde, Judy Magnuson, Donna Rufener, Mickey Scott, Eleanor Hungote, Linda Walisch, Mrs. Dunn. For students interested in leadership and teaching, F.T.A., a national social service club, acquaints its members with different aspects of teaching. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Standing: Judy Gilbert, Jane Norvell, Mary lou Davis, Jean Sleeter, Lois Bockstadter, Linda Banke, Vivian Stephens. Seated: Mary Ellen Kunzelman, Bernice Upkes, Jo Finn, Virginia Banke, Mrs. Mad- dux, Shoron Hamilton. Members of the Future Homemakers of America learn all about home' making. Some of the group attended the regional F.H.A. conference. BUSINESS STAFF Carolyn Beemon, LaVaughn Bozok, Jeanette Byers, Jean Thoelke, Mrs, Carolyn Olson, Linda Walisch, Becky Eastman, Karen Wiik, Since much help is needed to run the Business Office, this staff man- ages the student body cords, tickets, boakcards, and other pay activities. x.N.f 'QM TRIAD Top Right: To stimulate greater art interest is the main obiective of this club, Triad's two most important iobs are to decorate the gym for the White Christmas Ball and the Junior- Senior Prom. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Top Left: Every day is a busy day for the switchboard operators in the main office, who take all long distance and city calls, summon students out of class and help out in the office. ATTENDANCE STAFF Center: To collect, tally, and distribute the absentee lists to all parts of the school is the main obiective of the Attendance Staff headed by Mrs. Carolyn Olson. BOOK ROOM ATTENDANTS Bottom: Serving as both Book Room and Lost and Found attendants, these boys are kept busy storing and supplying books for the teachers and keeping the lost obiects in neat order until they are claimed by their rightful owner. TRIAD: First row: Sharon Wakefield, Nyla Bowyer, Diane Moore, Bernice Upkes, Mary Ellen Kunzelman. Second row: Jean Everitt, Leanne Peterson, Gerry Wann, Darlene Stot- tel, Elsie Sauter, Dave Miller, Bob Reinkens. SWITCH BOARD: Standing: Cathy Milhollin, Brenda Co- ples, Sandra Bolen. Seated: Nancy Smith. ATTENDANCE STAFF: Jeannette Mclaird, Pat Marshall, Joyce Dvorak, Carmen Hutt, Jean Everitt, Carol Nelson, Arlene Howell, Ann Schulthess, Donna Hirtzel. BOOK ROOM: Pat Pusc, Jim Belcher, Bob Reinkens, Fred Bower. KW FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Upper Left: These girls meet regularly to learn more about homemaking. Various mem- bers of the F.H.A. attended the Regional Con- ference and worked on homemaking proiects. FUTURE NURSES Upper Right: Touring hospitals, see movies, hearing various speakers, and helping out in the hospitals throughout the city were the activ- ities of this year's Future Nurses Club. LIBRARIANS Middle: To provide adequate library serv- ice for the school and to encourage students to use the library material were the two main goals of this year's club. Members attended the Book Festival, had book charts and reviews by librar- ians, and organized displays and exhibits for the library. TRAPPER TALKERS Bottom: Working for the development of better speaking habits, a better speech pro- gram, and more interest in speech activities, the Trapper Talkers held meetings to practice these goals and attended various debate tourna- ments. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS: Seated: Mary Ellen Kunzelman, Bernice Upkes, Josephine Finn, Virginia Banke, Mrs. Mad- deux, Sharon Hamilton. Standing: Judy Gilbert, Jane Norvell, Mary lou Davis, Jean Sleeter, Donna Bockstadter, Linda Banke, Vivian Stephens. FUTURE NURSES: Evelyn Trevino, Pat Luke, Shirley Osborn, Betty Hull, LaVaughn Bozak, Violet Haukaas, Mrs. Bakke, Janice Gilbert, Eugenia Durdall, Diane Gordon, Diane Murray, Becky Eastman. LIBRARIANS: First row: Delores Lowry, lennette Schram, June Landeck, Jean Sleeter, Nola Miller, Carole Haynes, Mary Smith, Joyce Schafer, Betty Finicle, Della Owen, Elaine Soll, Betty Ledbetter, Bobbie Ponder, Jim Swarner, Robert Kroner, Diane Galchutt, Olive Kjensrud. TRAPPER TALKERS: Seated: Diane Hall, Celsa Gomez Willa Starkey, Anne Pease. Standing: Gordon Barrass Jim Belcher, Pat Waddle, Clark Cavin, Mrs. Skill. a 1 FUTURE FARMERS Mr. Hall, Bob Seavers, Charles Gibbs, David Paul- son, William Czech, Wayne Harry, Bob Taylor, Ed Mortensen, Larry Thew, Ben Grace. To develop agriculture, leadership, character, and citizenship is the primary purpose of the F.F.A., Cl na- tional organization. MAKE-UP CLUB Standing: Ruth Smythe, Mary Kornmann, Loretta Thatcher, Dixie Plunket, Rodgie Reudink. Seated: Patsy Howard, Alvona Barbee, Jewell Saterfield. The Make-Up Club assisted with the make-up of school plays and assemblies and learned helpful tech- niques. FRENCH CLUB Joy Hagensen, Brenda Dietrich, Judy Johnson, Liisa Komonen, Miss Hall, Noel Dorman, Carol Lapsley, Ted Bauman, Eleanor Hungate, Jim Swarner. AUM .r 3 it I--me Sing, To promote an understanding of French customs, increase the student's knowledge of the language and to give its members a chance to use the French language, are the three aims of this club. Serving Fort Vancouver High School, the Vancouver community, and helping to promote social activities were the main obiectives of the Tawanka Club. This year's activities included a camping trip, a party and a scav- enger hunt. Members sold tickets at all home basket- ball and football games. TAWANKA CLUB Seated: Carole Gilbert, Genevieve Tanner, Donna Hirtzel. First row: Kathy Garretson, Arlene Howell, Darlene Stoffel, Paulette Helsel, Kay Frydenberg, Emilou Jones, Sondra Greeves, Brenda Caples, Karna Inman, Eleanor Hungate, Dixie Morris, Jackie Osborn, Noel Dorman. Second row: Sharon Tyler, Marilou Featherly, Carol Warner, Linda Newleon, Drea Daniels, Gail Lund, Karen Elia. Third row: Sally Donner, David Larson, Jack Shields, Pete LaLonde, Richard Gustafson, Jill McCall, Phillip Johnson, Glen Smith. LATIN CLUB Seated: Milton Jones, Jean Olson, Eileen Jinkinson, Carol Garrow, Linda Akers, Linda Brown. Standing: Becky Eastman, Sharon Walker, Charlene Cole, Karen Jensen, Carol Warner, Joanne Wells, Bar- bara Billow, Mary Ann Maslac, Miss Martin, Mary Ann Haisch, Pete Lalond. Members ofthe Latin Club try to make the language more interesting and practical Speakers were invited and movies shown to help reach this goal. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Seated: Lissa Komonen, Mary Ann Maslac, Eugenia Durdoll, Hannah Brothers, Diane Gordon, Karen Jensen, Standing: Sharon Walker, Bonnie Neal Dianne Hall, Charlene Cole, Lois Meyer, Karen Brinkman, Janice Herman, Ramona Henderson Sharon Royston, Mr. Roeder, Karen Sinn, Joy Hogensen, Bette lnseth. Organized to promte worldwide friendship through better knowledge and under- standing of all people, the International Relations Club seeks to accomplish these things in ways such as movies, speakers and tape recordings. TRAPPER TROUPERS Sponsoring the All School Play, the One Act Ploy Contest, and The Red Shoes, the dramatic club promoted interest in oll dramatic productions. Del Irish, Janice Herman, Hugh Tilson, Mrs. Skill, Mil- ton Jones, Judy Turbyfill, Judy Johnson, Carol Lapsley. -.ll , nv der Sw RIFLE CLUB To teach safety in the handling of firearms, to in. crease the proficiency in target shooting, ond to have fun while doing the above are the goals of the Rifle Club. Standing: Mr. Maben, Larry Spind- ler, Leon Johnson, Roger Gordon, Bill Graham, Sid Lorrabee. Seated: Don Marti, John Runoldue, Cloyd Senn. wk WHY Ea EET!-4 ACME 5 GERMAN CLUB Promoting the study of the German language and studying the customs of the country ore the two most important aims of the German Club. Gary Boyd, Mr, Weinberger, Judy Young, Norma Scholz, Mike O'Horo. HEALTH ROOM Trained and under the supervision of Mrs. Bakke, the Health Room Attendants spend one period out of each day caring for slightly ill students. LaVoughn Bozok, Frances Sherman, Violet Haukuos. ACTIVITIES suNsEr ON THE COLUMBIA And see the river, how it runs through wood and meod, in shade cmd sun, sometimes swift, sometimes slow, wave 1 v succeeding wave, os they go. - John Dyer QUEEN PAT I REIGNS OVER LOYAL SUBJECTS CO-CAPTAIN CHUCK CHRONIS CROWNS QUEEN PAT I Highlighting the annual Homecoming fes- tivities was the traditional crowning of Queen Pat l, by Chuck Chronis, co-captain of the Trapper football team, at Shower of Stars , the Homcoming Dance sponsored by G. A. A. Sparks and Fire was the theme of the Homecoming Rally, sponsored by the Sopho- more Class, and held on the night of September 27. Noisemakers, pep, the in- troduction of our coach, Chuck Furno, and speeches by co-captains, Gordon Upkes and Chuck Chronis, made the evening an eventful one. Former princesses, football coaches and VHS students gave short speeches offering sincere hopes for good luck at the game during the Homecoming assembly. Defeating Longview by the score of 24- 19, the introduction of the Queen and Court, helped to round out the day's activities dur- ing the half-time of the game. TOLD COURT: Kathy Gnrretson, Tom Alvis, Eileen Jinkinson, Dick Eten, Paul Cannard, Pat Waddle, Chuck Chronis, Nancy Smith, Bill Shields, Brenda Caples, Ralph Kostner. GALA HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES QUEEN PAT I Top: PRINCESS BRENDA CAPLES Cenlers PRINCESS EILEEN JINKINSON Lefl: PRINCESS KATHY GARRETSON Right: PRINCESS NANCY SMITH Trapper Spirit Boosted by Annual Red. While Day Everything from tin pans to garbage cans were brought into the Red and White Day Noisemaker Assembly. Opposite: Donned in the traditional school colors, Trappers promote en- thusiasm led by the Yell Squad and Trapper Pep Band. ,fel fi 3 fly ,X 5, J Taking the honors for the most gaily decorated costumes on Red and White Day, October 12, are, First Row: David Caswell, Janice Herman. Second Row: Linda Akers, Carol Ehman, Janet Gallas, Don Marti, Bob Synoground, Sally Roark, and Cynthia Meade. Third Row: Herb Bozlee and Mary Lou Davis. Fourth Row: Don Vandetta. Fort Femmes Masquerade al' Foreign Holiday Next stop Fort Vancouver High School, Vancouver, Washington. Placing first in a contest between the three classes, the iunior class portrayed o trip around the world by plane. Right: Quick! Pop that balloon! Playing one ofthe many games at the mix is Donna Young. Left: Carol Gar- row, game chairman, explains exactly how the games are to be played to on- lookers Susan Frost and Joyce Miller. Costumes, typical of the theme, were awarded prizes at the Girls' League Mix, October 4. Shown left to right are: Liisa Komonen, Lou Ross, and Carmen Hutt, ASSEMBLIES PORTRAY MUSIC. PEP. CCMEDY To promote pep and enthusiasm for all home football and basketball games, the Trapper Rally Squad led the F.V.H.S. Stu- dent Body in song and cheer. Clever skits were given, symbolizing the Trapper's op- ponents. Fort Vancouver's drama department helped to present three one act plays titled All American Boy , The Monkey's Paw , and Gloria Mundi , to the students. Port- land University also presented Shake- speare's As You Like lt . Among the various musical assemblies presented, were parts from the Christmas, Fall, and Spring Concerts, and a special music department assembly. At Christmas traditional Christmas Carols were sung, and the A Cappella choir marched through the darkened auditorium bearing small effective lights. 38 Probably one ofthe most enioyed assem- blies of the year is the Tolo Kangaroo Court assembly. Students who have vio- lated the rules of Tolo Week are called upon to pay the penalty. Anthony and Cleo- patra was the theme of the Student Council Assembly, which proved to be amusing to students and faculty. DANCERS WHIRL AMIDST LIVELY DECORATICJNS Alumni and students alike celebrated the Trapper's victory over Longview at the Homecoming Dance. Pat Waddle was crowned Queen Pat I by Chuck Chronis, co- captain of the evening's game. The dance was planned and supervised by the G.A.A. Trappers wearing all types of gaily dec- orated stockings, turned out in number for the Sock Dance. Sponsored by the Retail Sellers, each person brought one can of food as admission to help furnish a Thanks- giving dinner for Vancouver residents. Tinsel Twinkle was the theme of the an- nual White Christmas Ball sponsored by the Boys' League and Triad Club, Traditional Christmas decorations were donned throughout the gym, Christmas carols were sung, and a variety of entertainment was presented. ai Set to the theme of Rhythm in Gingham , this year's Tolo Dance, held on the evening of March 22, was climaxed by the corona- tion of Ralph Liedtke as Tolo King, The Tolo court included Don Polen, Gary Newman, Paul Cannard, Ray Groesbeck, and King Ralph. 39 Dramatic Groups Offer Comedy. Tragedy S is.- Seen rehearsing for the All School Play, You Can't Take It With You , are Paul Cannard, Bob Norvell, Barbara Arrufat, Hugh Tilson, Jim Belcher, Del Irish, Sam Cunningham, Milton Jones, Anne Pease, Janice Herman, Kathy McKnight, Gordon Barrass. ff fl. f 5.51 Taking honors in the One Act Play Contest, members of the iunior class presented The Monkey's Paw. Seen are Kathy McKnight, Bob Norvell, Milton Jones, and Larry Carstens. The director for the event was Gene Nordstrom. Trappers Carol Lapsley, Barbara Arrufat, Paul Cannard, Eleanor Hungate, and Hugh Tilson portrayed maior roles in the production of The Red Shoes. PQRTS GRAND COULEE DAM Time steals on and escapes us, like the swift river that glides on with rapid stream. Avid SEASON'S RECORD FOOTBALL Competing in the newly organized SWW League, the l956 Trapper Football Team compiled an admirable record with seven wins and three losses. Thirty players and three managers earned a varsity letter during their triumphant season. Fort Vancouver finished second place in the SWW League and in nineteenth place in the All-State Press Polling. Displaying an exceptionally heavy line and a very fast backfield, the Trappers won the annual Homecoming game against Longview 25-l9. Breaks in the Camas-Fort Vancouver game led to all three touchdowns as the Trappers defeated the Papermakers l3-6. Getting practice for next year, the Juniors rallied over Woodrow Wilson by downing the Portlanders 44-6. Named by the coaches to the local All-Conference first team were: Gordon Upkes, Chuck Chronis, Gary Newman, and Danny Russell. Mike Collins was on the second team. Gordon Upkes received a higher honor by being singled out for the All-State team with Chuck Chronis an alter- nate. Danny Russell was chosen the Outstanding Player, Gary Newman team captain, and Chuck Chronis inspirational player. sour:-lwesr LEAGUE FOOTBALL :.V.H.S.. . . . . 6 Gresham ..... 29 STANDINGS F.V.H.S. ...... l3 Battleground . . 6 F.V.H.S. ...... 25 Longview ..... I9 W- L- Plf F-V.H.S. ...... 0 Everett ....... 36 Kelso ----'-' - 4 0 8 F.V.H.S. ...... 20 Hudson's Bay . . I3 Fort Vancouver . . . . 3 l 6 F.V.H.S. ...... 6 Kelso ........ 27 Hudsonls Bay I U . - 2 2 4 :.V.H.S. ...... 13 Camas ....... 6 Longview ' Q G ' 1 3 2 :.V.H.S. ...... 44 Woodrow Wilson 6 Camas O 4 0 F.V.H.S. ...... l2 Hudson's Bay . . 7 ' ' ' ' COACHES PAUL GUTIERREZ and CHUCK FURNO CONFER MANAGERS DENNIS WILLS, JOHN SCOTT and DOUG HODGKISS . N JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL .5 I .. I 1 G. TAYLOR f l R. STALCUP ini-I Y . G. SKORDAHL F 'Q 4 'y y g 15,15 5 1- L. WEIK F. ZASKE 17 Ik ' T. THOMAS L. COCHRUM W. CLAWSON H px V I .L B. KADOW C. SMITH J. HARRINGTON J- ' I I 'T I i .V i' fx B. STRADLEY R. BELL G. DELITCH B. HERMANSON M. GREENWOOD J. BUCKNER T. MACCHIONE L. HAYES BILL THIBODEAUX Manager E. RITTENHOUSE B. W ILKERSON G. SANBORN -a D. PITTELKO R. BECKER G. GREEN D. SEAVERS J. DELITCH B. WAHLSTROM 3 . .. K, Z: F 2. ,I .. B. FIELDS B. DILTZ B. GRAHAM JAMES VAN HOOSE AND FRED JENKINS Coaches BOYS' RALLY SQUAD HERB BOZLEE SAM CUNNINGHAM BOB NORVELL PETE JORGENSEN K is -4 W -1-Ms.-,Q w RWM., Ut ' 'sl Bill insurer ,W -k-- 54k ,,, X Lv .3 g K Q i- sveflmny w .1 Mmfwxwq r Qi G Bruce Wohfsfroiif G. ..... gm . R my ,X , .M , x . JW: W ,K iff' ' Q y g 5'5 -' . N ' 'iii' CTX I lorry Qlos QB, Ken Houck E Ron Mclntosh E Mlke Har! F B Norman Plounm HB Richard Gustafson HB M .W i FWKTH 52-Q N . M -dim TEAM PLACES EIGHTH Displaying a continual desire to win, the Trappers ran up a spectacu- lar seasonal record of 24 wins and only 3 losses, a record of which Fort Vancouver is proud. Having been victorious in all pre-season games and in all but one league game, the Trappers took first place in District. They then dis- played their red and white colors at Seattle in the State Tournament. They they played four tight games, emerging victorious from two, one a close overtime game. The cry Let's place at State became a reality for the second year in a row as the Trappers came home with eighth place. This is the second time the Trappers have placed at State since they brought home the first place trophy in 1938. CHUCK CHRONIS ' Guard JOE McKNlGHT Forward GORDON UPKES Center 46 me taxi S- X, ,,,.. M it ,, 5 its Vlqqi 5 1 5 -sw. , - ,::, -,-v,- 1 t' SEASON'S RECORD F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S. F.V.H.S. F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S F.V.H.S N. Pre-season 53 ..... 37 North Salem 31 ..... I 'l Longview 60 ..... 39 McMinnville 61 ...,. 49 Centralia 6'l ...,. 59 Gresham 57 ,.... 51 South Salem 57 ..... 48 Chehalis 58 ..... 34 Evergreen 48 ..... 49 Kelso 61 ..... 54 Hudson'sBay 48 ..,.. 33 Longview League 66 ..... 54 Camas 64 ..... 48 Washougal 58 .,... 20 Evergreen 74 .,,.. 52 Kelso 76 ..... 39 Hudson's Bay 43 ..... 39 Longview 46 ..... 44 Washougal 67 ..... 51 Camas 67 ..... 47 Battleground 53 ..... 49 Battleground District 63 ..... 43 Camas 48 ..... 34 Longview 67 ,,... 42 Chehalis State 30 .,... 33 Renton 67 ...,, 64 Mt. Vernon lOvertimel 75 ...,, 72 49 ...,, 5'l Port Angeles Garfield I ROGER BURTON Manager VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM LES LONG Coach BOB HARTLEY .NP TIM CAMPBELL RAY GROESBECK GARY NEWMAN Forward Guard Cenler LARRY 0105 RALPH LIEDTKE RICHARD GUSTAFSON Cenler Guard Guafd GUC d DON P0lEN JIM DARR BILL coNE Guard Forward Forwoyd 47 J.V. BASKETBALL Left lo righl: Ronnie Greenen, Dick Deilmeier, Ed Herb, Coach James Van Hoose, Larry Brown, Mike O'Hara, Terry Johnson. BOYS' RALLY SQUAD DAN RUSSELL PETE JORGENSEN SOPHCDMORE BASKETBALL mrrq, First row: Gary Liedtke, John Lofgren, Bill Michaels. Managers Nolan Holbrook, Bob Hanson, Bernard Skully Bill Graham. Coach Chuck Furno. Second row: Ken Haack, Sleve Syverson, Mike Harl, Earl Walerman Don Vandefla, Gary Mills, Jon Harrington. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM First row: Richard Stavaas, Ron Parry, Pat Pusc, Ray Groesbeck, Norm Ploium, Ralph Liedtke, Richard Gustafson, Gary Wills, Wally Jacobson. Second row: Richard Bucholty, Bob Fink, Dan Russell, Bob Hartley, Gordon Upkes, Ralph Kostner. Larry Brown, Lee Miller, Gary Swenson. The l957 Baseball schedule included games with Benson, Roosevelt, Evergreen, and Hudson's Bay. Mr. James Van Hoose, the baseball coach, is an experienced player and was well qualified to train the team, and to teach them the essentials ofthe game. Some of last year's lettermen, re-inforced by newcomers and sophomores, make up this year's team. J.V. BASEBALL TEAM First row: Dennis Fluter, Terry Thomas, Jim Harne, Darryl Odegard, Ron Erickson, Tony Macchione, Richard Ding, Howard Poyner, Mike Hart. Second row: Jerry Groothius, Bill Wilkerson, Bill Michaels, Jim Garvin, George Sypert, Mickey Scott, Alan Clawson, Gary Mills, Larry Weik, Bill Thibodeaux, Coach Paul Gutierrez. CROSS ECOUNTRY SPRINTERS FIELD EVENTS Firsf Row: NOLAN HOLBROOK ALBERT HAMM PETE LaLONDE LEE FARR ROGER FIENE Second Row: TOM BERKEY MIKE O'HARA LES LONG DEAN ARRUFAT 2 Coach ROGER GORDON Hrs! Row: KEN PEARROW I BILL LQLONDE KEVIN NAGEL I, I , gbz, BILL LASATER I Second Row: I II A Miki MIKE o'HARA I . CHUCK CHRONIS KEN NORTON ELMER srRoHMEIER Manage, GARY MANSFORD LARRY SPINDLER DISTANCE 9-xx' iw' rIfsIRow: nous HODGKISS, DAVE ENGLISH, RON IIECKER, rim Row: NOLAN HOLBROOK, ALBERT HAMM, LOREN HALE. JIM TOMICH- second Row: JOHN HARRINGION, JIM DARR, JERRY REMBERG, second Row: KEN I-IAAcK, BILL FRIAUF, GARY NEwMAN, KARL WINSELL. Firsl Row: NOLAN HOLBROOK EARL AOKI GARY LIEDTKE DANNY PITTELKO JON HARRINGTON ELDEN MECELLUN MIKE GREENWOOD DANNY STARK Second Row: COACH LES LONG LLOYD HAYES STEVE SYVERSON FRED ZASKE DON VANDETTA HENRY STROMQUIST RICH BELL 50 BILL GRAHAM BILL LASATER ... 7 SOPHOMORES SWIMMING TEAM ..m Firsl row: Earl Aoki Pele Trotogratt Gordon Harle Fred Fink Dennis Culter Bruce White Gary Mansford Jay Van Winkle Second row: Coach Ted Jones .lack Frewing Ken Gerstein Gordon Lipscomb Mike Langsdorf Skip Zapffe Calvin Lipscomb Gary Emmons Pete Jorgensen COMIN' DOWN READY . .. SET. . . GO! DOWN THEY GO. First row: Mgr. Bill Thibadeaux Mike Greenwood Geri West George Raptopoulas Orlin Raiala Gary Taylor Lloyd Hayes Mgr, Herb Bozlee Second row: Bill Friauf Darryl Odegard Norman Ploium Roy Kamp Dave Ueltschi Ray Clevidence Third row-J.V.'s: Charles Gibbs Bob Purvis Bob Burgess Ed Rittenhouse Pat McMahon Bill Bair Ladd Ziegler Terry Thomas WRESTLING TEAM PRACTICE SESSION BOYS TENNIS TEAM First row: Coach Ted Jones Ted Cleveland Gordon Bergsten Gary Emmons Calvin Lipscomb Phil Johnson Second row: Ron Mclntosh Dennis Wills Pete Trotogott Pete Jorgensen Dennis Cutter Ronnie Greenen Gordon Lipscomb Mike Monahan Gordon Freed Leon Cook 1 in C Xa -4. ff X' . an 5 -W sf .Y - 1 S f 9 ' Q fe' W Af is I . -rg ' L .sr , I I - I Z s , .2 .I , , HERE IT comes, FELLAS. COACH JONES c'MoN TED, CLOBBER IT. GIVES A FEW POINTERS. QWMM R TELLS wHo woN? WHAT A ssnvei COACH SHUFFLE First row: Couch Floyd Shuftler Yvonne Simerly Carol Kepner Carol Garrow Nancy Wright Eugenia Durdall Second row: Karen Sinn Diane Gordon Gayle Fisk Darlene Arviold Marian Swenson Viviun Polen Sharon Royston Ramona Henderson 52 HOW IT'S DONE. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM G.A.A. With a diminished, but increasingly active G.A.A. of approxi- mately 215 members, the largest organization in the school is engaged in one of its most successful years. Miss Dora Hauck, assisted by a staff of interested students, has ably conducted a pro- gram of seasonal sports such as volleyball, basketball, table tennis, badminton, softball, and bowling. This year the girls have enioyed various playdays with other schools in the area. The coming of spring brings the annual walking and bicycle hikes in which the girls parti- cipate. Intramural activities such as these enable a girl to win a letter, based on 60 activities and 40 social points. She is then given membership in the Lettergirls' Club, which, working under student officers has a planned monthly activity. By far the largest single proiect handled by the G.A.A. is the sponsorship of the annual Homecoming Dance, held during football season. Shower of Stars , this year's dance, proved to be one of the most popular dances of the season. Other activities included the selling of programs and pom-poms, attending out-of-town confer- ences and playdays, and holding a Christmas party. GAA OFFICERS: Front Row: Carol Kepner, Reporter, Sally Scott, Vice-president, Janice Nicholson, President, Nancy Curtis, Secretary, Eleanor Hungate, Treasurer. LETTERGIRL OFFICERS: Mary Lou Davis, Treasurer, Gayle Fisk,President, Carol Balkowitsch,Vice-president. JUNIOR-SENIOR VOLLEYBALL: Front Row: Carol Kepner, Carol Garrow, Mary Lou Davis, Darlene Freimuth, Nancy Curtis, Jeannette McLaird, Delores Lowry, Carol Balkowitsch. Back Row: Nancy Wright, 4 MISS DORA HAUCK, Adviser Karen Kramer, Sandra Cunningham, Gayle Fisk, Merlin Yarnell, Barbara Lawson, Janice Nicholson, Brenda Berner, SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL: Front Row: Kathy Weaver, Charlene Cole, Sharon Walker, Karen Brinkman, Mary Ann Maslac, Lucy Pfeiffer, Karen Jensen, Kathy Propstra, Sandra Dvorak, Becky Skalitsky, Norma Scholz. Back Row: Diane Gordon, Mary Beth Schindler, Marla Trotogott, Eugenia Durdall, Ramona Henderson, Mary Davis, Bette lnseth, Julie Kortman, Nola Miller, Valerie Smith. 53 JUNIOR-SENIOR BASKETBALL: Front Row: Carol Kepner, Carol Garrow, Mary Lou Davis, Darlene Freimuth, Nancy Curtis, Jeannette McLaird, Delores Lowry, Carol Balkowitsch. Back row: Nancy Wright, Karen Kramer, Gayle Fisk, Merlin Yarnell, Sandra Cunningham, Barbara Lawson, Janice Nicholson. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: Front Row: Mary Ann Maslac, Sandra Dvorak, Sharon Walker, Karen Jensen, Charlene Cole, Norma Scholz, Mary Beth Schindler, Barbara Cook, Jonna Ritter. Back Row: Dianne Hall, Jean Sleeter, Mary Ellen Kunzelman, Mary Davis, Bernice Upkes, Pat Landeck, Gail Horn, Cecelia Veason. SOFTBALL: First Row: Nancy Wright, Janice Nicholson. Second Row: Nancy Curtis, Mary Lou Davis, Merlin Yarnell, Darlene Freimuth. Third Row: Janie R'osencrans, Drea Daniels, Eleanor Hungate, Carol Balkowilsch. Fourth Row: Gayle Fisk, Sandra Cunningham, Vivian Polen, Delores Lowry, Jeannette McLaird. BOWLING: First Row: Donna Byers, Brenda Berner, Janice Nicholson, Lael Kiefer. Second Row: Betty Cavin, Joanne Wells, Jeanette Mc- Laird, Sandra Cunningham, Gayle Fisk, Third Row: Barbara Lawson, Sue Tower, Kay Fryden- berg, Paulette Helsel, Carol Garrow. Fourth Row: Karen Kramer, Darlene Freimuth, Mary Lou Davis, Georgeann Donaldson. PING PONG: Front Row: Gayle Fisk, Carol Kepner, Carol Garrow, Mary Pat Rouse, Linda Musgrave, Diane Fisher, Carol Warner, Darlene Freimuth, Back Row: Holly Davis, Mary Ann Maslac, Sharon Walker, Jonna Ritter, Karen Jensen, Sally Meyer, Bernice Upkes, Linda Hood, Mary Beth Schindler. BADMINTON: Front Row: Janice Nicholson, Darlene Freimuth, Carol Balkowitsch, Mary Pat Rouse, Diane Fisher, Carol Kepner, Carol Garrow, Vivian Polen, Karen Kramer. Back Row: Carol Warner, Marla Trotogott, Kay Erlandson, Pat McDonald, Jean Sleeter, Mary Davie, Judy Davis, Judy Young, Betty Holbrook, Holly Davis, Charlene Cole. CLASSES WAHKENA FALLS 1 A I chatter, chaffer as I flow fo join the brimming river for men may come and men may go buf I go on forever. Sophomores took one of the biggest steps in their lives when they entered F.V.H.S. in the Fall of l956. Rapidly becoming acquainted with activities of the Fort, Sophomore students sponsored the Homecoming Rally in the Fall and sold programs and cokes at ball games. Presenting their annual assembly in April, the Sophomores received loud applause from all. nn. In SOPHOMORES Lett to right: Bruce While, Vice President, Sherri Probs- field, Secretary, Butch Fields, President, Sharon Walker, Representative, Linda Lund, Representative. Albrecht, Susan Allen, Mike Alred, Foul Aoki, Earl old, Darlene At ns, Gary A rs, Dan re, Dave er, Donna B lord, Mariorie B ke, Lindo er, Jack kett, Myra Bl, Richard Helen Elizabeth Gordon Connie Dick Lee Jeri-KN.-f Bockstadter, Lois Bradway, Susan Brinkman, Karen Brown, Jim Bucholtl, Richard Buckner, Jim Burgess, Lester Burgess, Robert Byers, Donna Carter, Carol Carver, David Cassidy, Dan Costner, Dewey Chamberlain, Evon Chandlee, Dick Childers, Lilo Clawson, Alan Clowson, Wally Clifton, Ron Cockrum, Leon Cole, Charlene Cone, Bob Cook, Barbara Cook, Leon Cooke, Judy Coons, Jennette Cox, Carl Cuda, Chuck Cutter, Dennis Danner, Sally Davis, Mary Davis, Holly Dawkins, Stonely Deckert, Elonne Dell, .lohn Holland, Gary Hood, Linda Horn, Gayle Hauser, Jane lnseth, Bette Jensen, Karen Johnson, Beth Johnson, Karen Joxefoski, David Kadow, Bob Kaltenberger, Jacqueline Kelly, Mike Kelly, Sue Kent, Beverly Kern, Georgiana Kersting, Albert King, Carolyn Kiter, Yvonne Koch, Cheryl Kaplan, Keith Kortman, Julie Kunzelman, Mary Londerk, Pat Langsdorl, Mike Lape, Leslie Larrabee, Sid Lasater, Bill Lee, Barbara Levin, Francella Liedtke, Gary Lipscomb, Gordon Lofgren, John Long, Gary Ludwig, Cyde Lund, Linda Lynch, Lucille McCallum, Eldon McDaniel, Robert McDonald, Pat McDonald, Sandro McFeron, Dennis McMahon, Mike McNees, Dona Macchione, Tony Maslac, Mary Ann Maxwell, Terry Mears, John Mears, Tom Mederios, Carole Methven, Janet Meyer, Lois Meyer, Sally Michaels, William Miller, Nola Miller, Roxanna Mills, Gary Minton, Paul Moir, Robert Monahan, Michael Moore, Janet Morris, Howard Murray, Diane Neal, Bonnie Neal, Sue Nemrhick, Judy Nelh, Fred Nelh, Sadie Newlean, Linda Noga, Yuii Norton, Kenneth Norvell, Jane Odegard, Darryl Olson, Richard Owen, Della Pace, Larry Pachl, Larry Paulsen, David Pease, Ann Pettit, Carol Pfieffer, Lucy Pirtle, Sandra Pittelki, Denny Poindexter, Delas Poyner, Howord Probstfield, Ronald Probstiield, Sharon Propstra, Kathryn Prouty, Judy Putman, Ann Raiala, Orlin Reid, Janice Retherlord, Patsy Richards, Ethel Richards, Peggy Rittenhouse, Edward Ritter, Janna Roberts, Gerald Robertson, Edward Rodda, Edward Rose, Mairi Ross, Lou Royston, Sharon Russell, Karen Russell, Kent Salsbury, John Sanborn, Glenn Schindler, Mary Beth Scholz, Norma Scott, Bill Scott, John Scott, Michell Scully, Bernard Seavers, Don Senecal, Darlene Severson, Russell Shaw, Nikki Simerly, Yvonne Sinn, Karen Skai, Dennis Skalitzky, Becky Skordahl, Gary Sleeter, Jean Slothower, Marilyn Smith, Fred Smith, Gerald Smith, Mark Smith, Mary Smith, Valerie Soll, Elaine Spenre, James Stalcup, Richard Stark, Danny Staudenmier, Anna Stavaas, Richard Steele, Harold Stephens, Vivian Stradley, Bob Stromquist, Henry Stroup, Darrel Strutz, larry Studer, Nancy Swarner, Thomas Swenson, Marian Swenson, Sandra Synoground, Bob Syperl, George Syverson, Sieve Tail, William Taylor, Joyce Telkamp, Sharon Theisen, George Thompson, Susan Thompson, Terry Toms, Diane Tooley, Donald Tralogoii, Marla Turbyfill, Judy Tyler, Sharron Upkes, Bernice Vandefla, Don Van Horn, Sara Van Loeken, Richard Van Winkle, Jay Van Winkle, Joy Veilh, Dick Voyles, Run Wagner, Richard Walker, Sharon Walker, Sharon Waller, Barbara Walrers, Eddie Wasson, Mary Wallerman, Erral Walermier, Roger Wafhers, Henry Weik, Larry Whalen, Palricia While, Bruce Whitlock, Kay Wiik, Sigue Wills, Dennis Wilson, Dick Wilkerson, William Wrighr, Dana Young, Donna Young, Lois Zaske, Fred Ziegler, Ladd Zgane, Larry Nye, Richard JU Leh io right Drea Daniels Class Rep Bill Cone Class Rep., Tim Campbell Class Pres Pele LaLonde Class Vice President Jackie Osborn Class Sec Akers, Linda Anderson, Gerald Arrulal, Barbara Arrufai, Dean Ayleii, Ruth Baker, Pai Balcom, Karen Barbee, Alvona Beard, Eugene Becher, Ron Beeman, Carolyn Belknap, Norman Ballinger, Beili Bergerud, Milan Berner, Brenda Bersch, Mickey Billow, Barbara Blankenship, Royce Blazier, Mike Bloom, Judy Baileau, Peggy Bouma, Kem Bower, Barbara Bowles, Larry Bowman, Ted Boyd, Gary Braden, Jerry Brenizen, Enid Brown, Fredia Brown, larry Brown, Linda Brusseau, Bob Bullock, Wanda Burlon, Roger Calkins, Phyllis Campbell, Jack Campbell, Neil Campbell, Tim Carsrens, larry Caswell, David Cavin, Belly Charles, Don Chavex, Romana Church, Fred Clark, Mary Clawson, Lance Clevidence, Ray Close, Bill Collins, Lesier Collins, linda Condon, Bob Cone, Bill Conway, Barbara Cook, Brute Corkill, Ran Cox, Richard -La. pt Q ' I .X 153 : :,. i 52 SENICD 5 5 CW, . if Q4 N f 1 Lett to Right: PAUL CANNARD, Representative, CAROLYN HUDSON, Vice President RON MCINTOSH, President, EILEEN JINKINSON, Secretary, EMllOU JONES, Representative As the river flows on so will the Senior Class of 1957. Into the unknown future 250 young people will venture, their minds still reeling from the fun and excitement of senior activities coming one right after another. H Headed by an all star cast, members of the class appeared in the Senior Class play, Icebound and the one-act play Gloria Mundi . Although they were not victorious in the play contest, the seniors gave a very creditable performance. At the annual College Conference, seniors learned interesting and informative facts about the colleges of their choice. As a farewell gift to the school, the Senior Class presented the Student Body with a movie camera to be used for starting a memory file on film. They also donated S100 to the Alki Staff for a bigger and better yearbook. Climaxing the year, the Senior Class presented to the Student Body the annual Farewell Assembly. The Commencement Ball, held under the sponsorship of the Elks, was attended iointly by seniors from Fort Vancouver and Hudson's Bay and their dates. RS ADAMS, rom nomxu: Boys' League. ALLINGER, JUDITH GAIL Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: GAA, Commercial, Veep. Big Sister, Comm.: Soph. Party, Tolo, Christmas Ball. ANDREASON, GERALDINE JOAN Big Sister, ANGEL, DONALD JOE Mixed Choir, A cappella, Track, Man., Swimming, Open House. ARBOUR, WAYNE RUSSELL B. L. Rep., Adv., Swimming, Wrestling. ARNOLD, JUDY ELAINE C-irls' League. ARRASMITH, JANIS JOYCE Pres. Adv., Log. AYERS, SILVON JESS FFA, Locker Monitor. BAIR, WILLIAM A. Band, A cappella, Track, Cross Country, Wrestling. 66 ' . A: . .. ..... ,,,. :-' 3 I if 1 'H es 5 'M i ' if f .... .. 1 BALKOWITSCH, CAROL ANNA Pres., G. L, Rep., Salesman, Adv., Clubs: FTA, Historian, Lettergirls', Veep, GAA. BALLARD, DAVID L. Stage Crew. BANKE, VIRGINIA LEE Pres., G. l.. Rep., Adv., Bond, Orchestra, Clubs: International, FHA, Veep. BARNES, MARY BELLE Mixed Choir. Transfer from Renton High School. BARRASS, GORDON STEPHEN AFS Exchange Student from England. Student Council. Clubs: International, Hi-Y. BATY, RICHARD S. Machine Shop, BAYLOUS, MIKE W. B. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: Rifle, FFA Judging. BECKEL, MARY JEAN Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: FHA, GAA. BEISE, MARILYN ELEASE Sec., Salesman, Adv., A cappella, Treble Clel, Swing Choir, Clubs: GAA, Latin, Tri-M., Comm. Mix, BELCHER, JAMES DONALD All-School Play, Clubs: Latin, Debate, Hi-Y, Sec., Treas. BENUSA, LARRY WILLIAM Boys' League. BERKEY, FRANK THOMAS All-School Play, Cross Country. BROTHERS, HANNAH SELBY Jr. Class Sec., Sec., Salesman, Editor, Log, Clubs: Quill B- Scroll, International, Veep, Pres., French, Reporter, GAA, Lettergirls, Latin, Sec., Debate, Press, Comm.: Homecoming, Prom, Mix, GAA Playday, Soph. Party, Teens for Polio, Career Day. BRYAN, DOUGLAS LEE Boys' League. BURNS, JACK DANIEL Boys' League. BURT, ANN Orchestra, Treble Clef, Mixed Choir, Clubs: French, Lettergirls', GAA. BYERS, JEANETTE IRIS Sec., G. L, Rep., Adv., A cappella, Swing Choir, Clubs: GAA, Tri-M, Commercial, Sec., Comm.: Tolo. CANNARD, JOHN PAUL Jr., Sr., Class Rep., Pres., Adv., Jud. Court, Clubs: Thespians, Ski, Latin, All4School Play, Comm.: Car Reg., Soph. Assem. CAPLES, BRENDA CHARLENE Soph. Class Pres., Sec., Adv., Big Sister, A cappella, Song Queen, Stud. Council, Clubs: Ski, Spanish, Latin, Tawanka, Trap Council, Comm.: Prom, Soph. Party, Assem., Home- coming Princess. CAPPS, ARVENE JUNE Salesman, Adv., Business Staff, Transfer from Eugene High School. CARTER, MICHAEL A. B. L. Rep., Adv., Football, Wrestling, Clubs: Rifle, Tawanka, Hi-Y. CASE, GARY MELVIN ASB Commissioner, Pres., Adv., A cappella, Football, Clubs: Tawonka. CASTLE, LARRY N. Boys' League, CAVIN, ROBERT CLARK Salesman, Adv., Orchestra, Swimmin . Clubs: Q1 Sli'-'99 Cfew, Debate, Sgt.-at Arms, Comm.: Sr. Cleanup. BIRD, DIANE ELIZABETH Treble Clef. BISHOP, ROY JAMES Track, FFA. BLACK, RONALD EDWARD Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv., Var. Football. BLANKENSHIP, KENNETH, WAYNE Clubs: FFA, Hi-Y, BOLON, SANDRA SUE Sec., G. L. Rep., Salesman, Adv., Mixed Choir, Tennis, Clubs: Ski, Triad, GAA, Comm., Prom., Homecoming, Mix Christmas Ball. BOWER, FREDERICK E. Clubs: German, Bookroom. BOWYER, NYLA RAE Pres., Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Treble Clel, Mixed Choir, Clubs: Ski, Triad, Comm.: Prom, Christmas Boll, Homecoming. BOZACK, LAVAUGHN ANITA Big Sister, Clubs: GAA, Red Cross, FNA, Veep. BOZLEE, HERBERT Yell Squad, Baseball, Wrestling. 'rf . X. 351112 Lf 8.21 ' Q l l I CHARLTON, PAUL HOWARD Boys' League. CHRONIS, CHARLES Foolfall, Inspirational Player: Basketball: Track. CLEVELAND, EDWARD HAROLD Football: Tennis. COLLINS, MICHAEL B. L. Sgt. at Arms: Football: Track: Wrestling: Clubs: Ski: Comm.: Christmas Ball. COOK, ALLEN B. L. Veep: Clubs: Ski, Rifle, German, CROCKFORD, MICHAEL RAY Pres., Adv.: Football: Wrestling: Clubs: Retailers: Comm.: Sock Dance. CROFT, JANICE Transfer from Bruning, Nebraska. CUDA, KEITH LUCIAS FFA. CURTIS, NANCY ESTELLE G. L. Rep., Sec., Adv.: Clubs: GAA, Sec.: Letter- girls': Spanish: Big Sister: Comm.: Homecoming, Mix, AQ ig 1 ef: L: ,-,',,:: : Z 1 . V- x-.v I ,,'A, ,, ,,,. .. X' , Q., HR. lx X ..:- k t AF: 1... ..., .Na Xll X S W sv s ffl Ni- 'fiutw fx is : L : 2 ix fi L DAVIS, JAMES ORDELL Track, DAVIS, MARY LOUISE G. L. Rep., Adv.: Clubs: Ushers, FHA, GAA, Letter- girls', Treas. DIVINE, SHARON ROSE Treble Clef: Retailers. DORAN, JOHN HERBERT ASB Pres.: Jr. Class Pres.: Soph. Class Rep.: Log Clubs: Quill 8. Scroll, Latin, Pres: Comm.: Jr. Class Assembly, AFS Exchange student to Switzerland, DUNN, RANDY EUGENE Salesman, B. L. Rep., Adv.: Track: Cross Country Stage Crew. DVORAK, JOYCE ELAINE Pres., G. L. Rep., Adv.: Big Sister: Swimming Clubs: GAA, Attendance, Lettergirls', Sec.: Comm.: Tolo, Prom, Mix EGAN, ELAINE BETTY A cappella: Treble Clel: Mixed Choir: Clubs: Retailers EHRSTROM, WILLIAM HUGO Boys' League. EIPPER, JOAN HARRIET Clubs: GAA, FNA, EKLUND, RONALD GALE B. L. Rep., Adv.: Track: Clubs: Stage Crew, Ski Intramural Bowling, Pres. ELLERTSON, KATHLEEN MARIE Attendance Staff. EMMONS, GARY DONALD Swimming. 1 FOSTER, PAT JOAN Mixed Choir: Clubs: FHA, Librarian. FRANCE, BOB E. Veep, Adv. FREIDEL, KENNETH JACK Boys' League. FREIMUTH, DARLENE EVELYN Salesman, Adv.: Clubs: Ushers, GAA, Letter- girls', Business Staff: Big Sister: Comm.: G. L. Mix. FRYDENBERG, KAY KATHLEEN Soph. Class Veep: G. L. Rep., Adv.: Treble Clef: A cappella: Song Queen: Clubs: Ski, GAA, Spanish, Tawanka, Business Staff: Assem. GARRETSON, KATHLEEN FAY Jr. Class Veep: G. L. Rep., Adv.: Treble Clef: A cappella: Swing Chair: Log: Clubs: Commercial, Ski, Sec.: Comm.: Prom, Tolo: Homecoming Princess. GEHRING, WALTER JAMES Band: Pep Band. GIERKE, JAMES TERRY Sec.-Treas., Pres., B. L.: Football: Basketball: Tennis: Clubs: Ski, Spanish, Hi-Y: Comm.: Red 8- White Day, Ch.: Christmas Ball, Ch.: Car Regis., Ch. GOODING, ROBERT EARL Boys' League. GORDON, ROGER BRIAN Band: Orchestra: Pep Band: Track: Cross Country: Clubs: Latin. GREENEN, TERRY C. Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv.: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Clubs: FTA, Bookroom. GREGORY, ROGER WAYNE Boys' League. ENGELKE, GARY A. Boys' League. ENQUIST, KAROLYN KAYE Girls' league. ETEN, JOHN MILTON Wrestling. ETEN, ROSEANNE KATHRYN Treble Clef: A cappella: Business Staff. EVERITT, JEANNE ADELLE Clubs: GAA, Attendance: Comm.: Beanie. FINK, RICHARD W. Mixed Choir: A cappella. FINK, ROBERT GENE Baseball. FINN, JOSEPHINE RUTH Mixed Choir: Swimming: Clubs: GAA, Lettergirls', FHA, Pres.: Comm.: Beanie. FISHER, DIANE JEAN Clubs: Ushers, GAA, Lettergirls'. :Wi LD GREVES, SANDRA JANE G. L. Treas., Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Tennis, Clubs GAA, Lettergirls', Ski, Pres., Big Sister, Comm.: Homecoming, Tolo, Mix Soph. Forty. Assem. GROESBECK, RAY S. ASB Veep, Pres., Adv., Football, Basketball, Baseball. GROGAN, VINCENT J. Boys' League. HALE, LOREN JOSEPH Pres., Adv., Mixed Choir, Yell Squad, Cross Country. HALE, MARILYN KATHRYN Girls' Choir, Mixed Choir. HANNAH, RICHARD W. B. L. Rep., Adv., Golf, Clubs: Retailers, Ski, Span ish, Hi-Y, Comm.: Sock Dance, March of Dimes. HANSON, BEVERLY JANE Treble Clef. HARBIN, WANDA LEE Pres., Sec., Adv., A cappella, Swing Choir. HARLE, GORDON WILHELM Swimming, Football, Wrestling. N W Q 5 'xy wi? gal It! 4 I . l 'ln 3 .., : Qin ,.. . s ,A e 'L s X X5 -is A Q S I rx 5 A . :E e. 2 :E HAUKAAS, VIOLET JULIE Clubs: GAA, Thespians, Sec., Red Cross, FNA, Pres. HAYES, ROGER DEAN Boys' League. HAYNES, CAROLE SANDRA Club: Librarian HELSEL, PAULETTE MARIE G, L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: GAA, Business Staff, Comm.: Tolo, Soph. Assem. HERMAN, JANICE CHRISTINE ASB Sec., Pres., G. L, Rep., Adv., Jud. Court, Log, A cappella, Clubs: Quill 8. Scroll, International, Veep, Tri-M, Thespians, GAA, Lettergirls', Debate, Big Sister, AFS Scholarship to Switzerland, Plays, Comm.: Prom, Mix, Tolo, Homecoming, Soph. Party, Assem. HIGGINS, TRUDI HOPE Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: Retailers, Hist., Ger- man, Pres., Comm.: Mix, Christmas Ball. HIRTZEL, DONNA MARIE Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Orchestra, Treble Clef, A cappella, Clubs: GAA, Lettergirls', Tri-M, Treas., Tawanka, Treas., Big Sister, Comm.: Tolo, Mix. HODGSON, KENNETH DORSEY B. L. lst. Veep, Sec., Adv., Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, A cappella, Swing Choir, Football, Swimming, Clubs: Hi-Y, Pres., Comm.: Christmas Ball, Safety Council. HOLBROOK, DONALD CRAIG Boys' League. HOLMBERG, ROBERT ALLEN Clubs: Rifle. HOWARD, JONATHON PAUL Jr, Ach., Transfer from New York. HOWELL, ARLENE VERNA Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Big Sister, Clubs: FHA. Transfer from Mt. Baker High. N M2 'H-Wax Lila 'f V 1 E 3 JOHNSTON, JOHN AUGUST Log Photographer, Rifle Club. JONES, EMILOU Sr. Class Rep., Pres., Salesman, Adv., Jud. Court, Prom Princess, Clubs: Ski, GAA, Lettergirls', Latin, Tawanka, Comm.: Dances, Assem. JORGENSEN, PETER CHRISTIAN WESLEY Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv., A cap- pella, Mixed Choir, Swing Choir, Yell Squad, Tennis, Swimming, Clubs: Ski, Triad, FTA, Spanish, Tri-M, Tawanka. KAMP, ROY ARTHUR Wrestling, Clubs: Hi-Teens, Pres. KASTNER, RALPH ELLIOT B. L. Rep., Adv., A cappella, Swing Choir, Foot- ball, Baseball, Cross Country, Clubs: Ski, Book Room, Comm.: Christmas Ball, March of Dimes, Dad's Night, Assem. KELLOGG, KAREN ANN Treble Clef, Mixed Choir, Clubs: Ski, Triad, FNA, Sec. KELLY, GARY LEE Pres., Salesman, B, L. Rep., Adv., Track, Cross Country, A cappella, Clubs: Ski, Spanish, Auditorium, Comm.: Christmas Ball. KENNEDY, JANE ANNETTE Pres., Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: FHA, GAA, Latin. KENNY, DAVID EDMOND Clubs: Stage Crew, FTA. KEPNER, CAROL LYNN Sec., G. L, Rep., Adv., Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, All-State Orchestra, Tennis, Alki, Big Sister, Clubs: GAA, Reporter, Lettergirls', Spanish, Tri-M, Comm.: Soph. Party, Mix, Prom, Home- coming, GAA Playday, GAA Conference. KING, GENEVA Young Life. KJENSRUD, OLIVE JOANNE Girls' League. HUDSON, CAROLYN FRANCES Sr. Class Veep, Pres., Sec., Adv., Big Sister Clubs: Ski, FHA, GAA, Triad, Business Staff, Commercial, Pres., Comm. Soph, Party, Christmas Ball, Prom, Homecoming. Mix. HULL, BETTY ANN Sec., Salesman, Adv., Big Sister, Clubs: Thespians, GAA FNA. HUNT, PHYLLIS LOUISE Pres., Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: Ushers, GAA Comm.: Christmas Ball, Mix. INMAN, KARNA JEAN Pres., Salesman, Adv., A cappella, Song Queen Clubs: Ski, GAA, Tawanka, Comm.: GAA Playday, Prom, Tolo, Mix Christmas Ball, Assem. IRISH, DELBERT M. Salesman, Adv., Orchestra, Mixed Choir, A cappella Cross Country. JAMTGAARD, LOREN JOHN Boys' League. JINKINSON, PATRICIA EILEEN Sr. Class Sec., Pres., Sec., Adv., Clubs: FTA, Sec., GAA, Latin, Commercial, Big Sister, Homecoming Princess, Comm.: Mix, Assem. JOHNS, ALICE ANNE Girls' League. JOHNSON, LEON H. B. L. Rep., Adv., A cappella, Swing Choir, Swimming, Wrestling, Clubs: Ski, Rifle, Pres. A .. x -. iw js I KOCH, THELMA NINADA Pres., Adv. KOMONEN, LIISA KIRSTI Pres., Adv., Student Council, Log, Clubs: Inter- national, French, GAA, AFS. Exchange Student from Finland, Comm.: Mix. KOPKE, MARILYN CHARLOTTE Girls' League. KOPPE, CLIFFORD FREDERICK Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv., Swimming, Clubs Ski, Spanish. KRONER, ROBERT ELWIN Boys' League. LAMONT, WILLIAM MILTON Bond. LANDECK, JUNE GWENDOLYN G. L. Rep., Adv., Big Sister, Alki Staff Clubs: GAA, Lettergirls', Librarian, Comm.: Tolo, Prom, Soph. Party. LEWIS, GORDON STANLEY Boys' League. LIEDTKE, RALPH WILLARD B. L. Rep., Salesman, Adv., Basketball. LIPSCOMB, CALVIN DUANE Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv., Chief Justice, Jud. Court, Tennis, Swimming. LOWRY, DELORES ISABELLE Pres., G. L. Rep., Adv., Mixed Choir, Clubs: Ski, GAA, Lettergirls', Librarian, Comm.: Mix. LUKE, PATRICIA MAE Treble Clef, Clubs: FNA. MCCORMICK, SANDRA AMANDA Clubs: GAA. MGCCOUMBER, DENNIS JAMES Adv. Salesman, Clubs: Retailers. MCINTOSH, RONALD DUANE Sr. Class Pres., Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv., A cappella, Boys' Choir, Football, Tennis, Track, Cross Country, Log, Clubs: Latin, Boys' State Delegate Comm.: Jr. Class Assem., Trapper Buttons, Ch., Football Season Pass, Ch. McKAMEY, FRANCIS EDWARD Boys' League. McKNIGHT, JOSEPH HAWLEY Transter from St. Helens, Basketball. MQLAIRD, JEANNETTE MARGARET G. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: GAA, Letter- girls', Latin, Attendance, Comm., Tolo, Mix, GAA Playday. MAGNUSON, JUDITH ANN Transfer from Bellingham. Clubs: FTA, German, Librarians. MARTI, DONALD LEROY Salesman, Adv., JV Football, Basketball, Golf, Clubs: Rifle, German. MATTHIES, JERRY WARREN B. L. Rep., Adv., JV Football, Cross Country Clubs: Spanish, Young Life. ::..f:.f , '. , l z .-: e:,,:, l ,, t ,,,x.v: i MOORE, DIANE EDNA Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv.: A cappella: Clubs: Ski, Triad, GAA, Commercial: Comm.: Christmas Ball, Homecoming. MOORE, .IERROLD EUGENE B. L. Rep., Adv. MURCHIE, BURT ALLEN Boys' League. NEAKRASE, BERTHA LEE G. L. Rep., Adv.: Clubs: GAA, Red Cross. NELSON, CAROLE YVONNE Clubs: GAA, Spanish, Tawanka, Business. NEWMAN, GARY WAYNE Football: Basketball: Track: AP First Team, Football. NOCE, GLORIA PATRICIA Sec., Adv.: Treble Clef: A cappella: Clubs: FTA, GAA, Lettergirls', Librarian: Comm.: Mix. OSBORN, SHIRLEY GRACE Treble Clef: Mixed Choir: Clubs: Triad, Red Cross, FNA, Librarians. OSBORN, VERNA LEE A cappella: Treble Clef: Clubs: GAA. OST, DONNA LEE G. L. Rep., Adv.: Big Sister: Comm.: Tolo, Mix. PACHL, EVELYN ANN Treble Clef: Clubs: GAA, Library, Drama: Comm.: Christmas Ball. PAPPAN, VIRGINIA LEE Sec., Adv.: Treble Clef: Mixed Choir: Clubs: Re- tailers, GAA: Comm.: Sack Dance, Prom, Mix. MAY, ELISABETH ANNE G. L. Rep., Adv.: Mixed Choir: A cappella: Trans- fer from Forth Worth, Texas. MAYER, STANLEY PETER Swimming: Wrestling: Clubs: FFA. MEYER, DONALD HARVEY Clubs: International, Spanish. MILHOLLIN, CATHERINE ISABEL G. L. Rep., Adv.: Clubs: Ski, GAA, Span- ish, Business Staff: Comm.: Tolo. MILLER, JUANITA LOUISE Mixed Choir: Clubs: Triad, GAA, FNA, Red Cross Librarian. MILLER, LELAND DAVID Pres., Salesman, B. L. Rep., Adv.: Log: Basketball Baseball: Comm.: Christmas Ball. MILLER, MONTY GENE Clubs: Retailers. MILLER, NORMA JEAN Business Staff. MILLER, STEVE DENNIS Clubs: Retailers, French. I PEARROW, KENNETH JOEL Track. PENGRA, CLIFF Clubs: Retailers, Pres., French, Commercial, Library. PETERS, MONTY G. Swiming, Clubs: German. PETERSON, .IOANN LOIS Clubs: Ushers, FHA, GAA, Latin. PETERSON, LEANNE MARIE Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Clubs: Ski, Tawanka, Commercial, Comm.: Soph. Party, Mix. PLOIUM, NORMAN LEE Salesman, Adv., Football, Basketball, Wrestling POLEN, DONALD JOSEPH Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv., Football, Basketball, Baseball. PONDER, BOBBIE JEAN Clubs: Librarians. PRESLER, KENNETH K. Boys' League. ul at rv Y, 4 ' ' . it . ..-. .-tt 1-1:1-efrfwia ., .C ' ifffffih: ' . - A -- --- - fffiiiiffiifiwf'-, . ' v uf . if 1 ' 'fsffezvf-Tri:-Qfg. ' li ii if ififf Ei' ' N fi f '- s. Y. ., is 2 '1 1 ' 1 i.f fifff'5 .5 ,El A g ' 7 R as f N x I 4 35 3 S .....,.. ., 3 '4 W K bl, ft .. ,-. , as 1, egg: -, '-: new 'fs 'X .N w Q, 5 'Q' x M 5 . 'F PROBSTFIELD, MARY BARBARA Sec., Adv., Girls' Choir, Clubs: Retailers Spanish. PURVIS, ROBERT CHARLES B. L. Rep., Adv., Track, Crass Country, Wrestling PUSC, PATRICK DALE Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv., Football, Basketball, Baseball Clubs: Bookroom, Auditorium Staff. RAPTOPOULOS, GEORGE Z. B. L. Rep., Adv., Wrestling, Captain. RAYNOR, GEORGE Boys' Marching Choir, A cappella, Mixed Choir, Fire Captain. REINKENS, ROBERT WILLIAM Salesman, Adv., A cappella, All-School Play, Clubs: Triad, Tawanka, Bookroom, latin, Pres., Comm.: Prom Christmas Ball, Homecoming. REUDINK, DOUGLAS O. Pres., Adv. ROARK, SALLY JEAN Girls' League. ROBB, DARRELL RAY Football, Track, ROSE, NEIL MARTIN Boys' League. Wrestling, Clubs: FFA. ROUSE, MARY PAT G. L. Rep., Salesman, Adv., Band Maiorette, Treble Clef, Clubs: GAA, Lettergirls'. RUPE, FRED E. Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv. fun? A T ny . l 5.9 ...., .. :. : . . 1 . - ' 'P . Q P mg.. - if I . Q .s Q : 5 it SCOTT, SALLY Pres., Sec., Adv.: Big Sister: Band: Orchestra: Pep Band: Alki, Editor: Swimming: Clubs: Quill 8- Scroll, Tri-M, Lettergirls', GAA, Veep: Comm.: Homecoming, Ch.: Prom: Mix: Soph. Party: GAA Play- day: GAA Conference: Assem. SHARON, BOYCE J. Auto Mechanics. SHERMAN, FRANCES BERNICE Clubs: Red Cross, Veep. SIEWERT, ROBERT JULIUS Audio-Visual. SMITH, CAROL ANN I ,I I J C Dance, Christmas Ball. Sec., Adv.: Clubs: Retailers Sec- GAA- Comm So k SMITH, CAROL ANN Treble Clet: Clubs: U shers, GAA: Comm.: GAA Play- day. SMITH, KAREN SUE G. L. Rep., Salesman, Adv.: A cappella: Treble Clef: Comm.: Tolo. SMITH, KEITH Boys' League. SMITH, LAWRENCE V. B. L, Rep., Salesman, Adv.: Clubs: Retailers, Stage Crew, Auditorium Staff, Visual-Aids. SMITH, NANCY ANN Pres., Sec., Adv.: Jud. Court: A cappella: Treble Clef: Swimming: Clubs: International, Ski, GAA, Lettergirls', Business Staff: Homecoming Princess. SPINDLER, LARRY DAVID Track: Clubs: Latin, Rifle, Veep, Pres. STARKEY, WILLA IRENE Pres., Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv.: A cappella: Swing Choir: Tennis: Clubs: Ski, GAA, Latin, Tri-M, Tawanka, Debate: Comm.: Tolo, Teens for Polio, Pram: Assem. Football, Outstanding: Basketball: Baseball: Tennis. SANDBERG, CAROLE LYNN Pres., G. L, Rep., Adv.: G. L. Corr. Sec., Veep: A cappella: Clubs: Ski, GAA, Lettergirls', Tawonka: Comm.: March of Dimes, Tolo, Mix, G. L. Conference. SAUTER, ELSIE HELEN Salesman, Adv.: Treble Clet: Clubs: Triad, GAA, Lettergirls', Tawanka: Comm.: Mix, Soph. Party, Prom, Christmas Boll. SCHAEFER, CAROLE JEAN Clubs: Thespians, GAA, Business Staff: Comm.: Christmas Ball. SCHAEFER, JOYCE ELAINE Salesman, Adv.: Clubs: librarians, Business Staff: Com.: Christmas Ball. scmvurz, KEITH wALoo Boys' League. SCHRAM, KAREN LOUISE Sec., Adv.: Big Sister: Clubs: Retailers, Veep: GAA: Comm.: Homecoming, Sock Dance, Mix, Soph. Party: Assem. SCHULTHESS, ANN FOWLER ASB Second Veep: Jr. Class Rep.: Adv.: A cappella: Treble Clef: Clubs: French, GAA, FNA, Tawanka, Attendance: Comm.: Homecoming, Mix, Christmas Ball, Prom. SCOTT, DALE S. Boys' league. J' 5. ,ss . l l l 4' P l .: av : l 1 SEE! RUSSELL, DANIEL JAY Pres., Adv.: A cappella: Swing Choir: Yell Squad: STEELE, BETTY JEAN Treble Clef, Clubs: Retailers, International, Commercial. STEPHENS, GENEVA ARLENE Girls' League. STOFFEL, DARLENE MAE Pres., G. L. Rep., Adv., Log, Big Sister, Clubs: Triad, GAA, Lettergirls', Latin, Pres., Comm.: Mix, Homecoming, Christmas Ball, GAA Playday, March of Dimes. STRAUB, PETER E. Swimming. STREETS, GAYLE FAE All-School Play, Clubs: GAA, Business Staff. STROHMEIER, ELMER ANDREW Pres., Adv., A cappella, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Comm., Choir Robes. SWARNER, JAMES ALFRED Pres., Sec., Adv., Alki, Clubs: French, Pres., Triad, Pres., Library, Comm.: Prom, Homecoming, Tolo, Christmas Ball, Ch. TANNER, GENEVIEVE ELAINE Sec., G. L. Rep., Adv., Log, Clubs: Retailers, Reporter, Tawanka, Veep. TAYLOR, ROBERT O. FFA, Pres. - .. .,.....:. 3 '.... 1 f iz' - ..,, 'll TETZ, DERREL WILLIS Boys' League, THATCHER, MARY JO Clubs: Triad, FHA, GAA. THOELKE, JEAN FRANCES Log, Clubs: Ushers, GAA, Lettergirls', Latin, FNA, Tawanka, Business Staff, Comm.: Mix. THOMAS, .IANICE YVONNE Girls' League. THOMPSON, JERRY G. Salesman, Adv., Track, Cross Country, Clubs: French, Young Life. TILSON, HUGH HANNA Transfer from St. Louis Country Day School. Ex- change student to Germany for one year. A cappella, Clubs: Inter- national, Veep, Thespians, Trapper Troupers, Pres., German. TREVINO, EVELYN G. Clubs: International, Spanish, FNA. TROTOGOTT, PETER HUGHES Salesman, B. L. Rep., Adv., Tennis, Swimming. TURNER, KENT FRANCIS Wrestling, Football. UPKES, GORDON JOHN Pres., Adv., Football, All-Stale Game, Basketball Baseball, Track, Clubs: FFA, Parliamentary. WADDLE, PATRICIA ANN Soph. Class Sec., G. L. Rec. Sec., Pres., Band Pep Band, Prom Princess, Homecoming Queen, Clubs: GAA, Lettergirls' German, Trap Council, Comm.: Soph. Party. Tolo, Mix. WAGGONER, GEORGE WENDELL Pres., Sec., B. L. Rep., Adv., Cross Country, Clubs: Spanish. , ,,.. . . is I:- f . ,, W A 5 ...., . I l .. ., WAITE, LYNN A. Baseball. WALTERS, JOHN FRANCIS Clubs: Relailers, Treas.: Comm.: Sock Dance WANN, GERRY Pres., Adv.: A cappella: Mixed Choir: Clubs: Ski, Triad Commercial: Comm.: Chrislmas Ball, Prom, Talo, Homecoming, WARNER, CAROL LYNN ASB Treas.: G, L. Rep., Adv.: Counly DAR Repre- senlalive: Clubs: GAA, LellergriIs', Tawanka, Commercial, lalin, Veep. WEBB, FRANCES RUTH Girls' League. WEST, GERI RAY Wrestling: Pres., Adv. WILLIAMS, STEPHEN H. A cappella: Hall Palrol. WILLS, GARY JAMES Pres., Adv.: Jud. Court: A cappella: Foolball: Baseball, Clubs: Tawanka. WILSON, DOUGLAS ALLAN Boys' League, WINSELL, KARL EUGENE Pres., B. L. Rep., Adv.: A cappella: Swing Choir: Mixed Chair: Track. WISCHMANN, DAVID CARL Boys' League. WRIGHT, DONALD KEITH Track. ZAPFFE, CARL ROALD Swimming. 77 Cope, I ID E FACULTY AND SCHOOL Aldlnger, Marjory-12 Babcock, Lola-10 Bakke, Marjory-Z9 Barber, Helen-10 Benson, Lola-l0 Bjerk, Henry-13 mm, Dorothy-10 Brown, ldo-10 Clmovl, M.F.-8 Clausen, Isabelle-I0 Clauson, R. N.-13 Cleland, Walter-l0,22 Cummings , Marvin-8 , 20, 21 Dunn, Harrlet-10 Eng, Nina-l0 Frost. Clifford-10 Furgson. Leora-13 Fuller, Harrlette-13 Futno, Charlet-10,48 Gutierrez, Paul-l0,49 Hall, Ruth-l0,30 Hall. W.A.-10.30 Hamre, Ola!-lS A Adams, Toni-66 Akers, um-a1,a1,s1 Albrecht, Susan-56 Allen, Mike-56 Alllnger, Judy-68 Alred. Paul-56 Anderson. Gerald-61 Andreason, Geraldine-66 Angel, nm5z4,ss Aoki, Earl-E0,5l,56 Arbour, Wayne-56 Arnold, Darlene-56 Arnold, Judy'66 Arrasmlth, Janls-66 Atrtlflt, Barbara-Z4,40,44,Gl Arruiat, Dean-24,50,6l Atkins, Gary-56 Ayers, Danny-56 Ayers, Bllvnn-66 Aylett, Ruth-Gl Azure, Dave-56 B Bair, Wllllam-24,5l,66 Baker, Donna-25,56 Baker, Pat-61 Balcom, Karen-61 Balkowltsch, Carol-53, 54, 66 Ballard, David-66 Ballard, Margie-24,25,56 Blnke, Linda-Z2,29,66 Banks, Vlrglnla-22,29,56 Barbee, Alvonar30,6l Barnes, Mary-24,66 Barrsss, Gordon-l4,20,29,40,66 Barter, Jack-24,56 Buy. menu-d-ea Baylous, Mlke-14,86 Beard, Eugene-6l Beckel, Mary Jean-66 Becker, Ron-24,43,50,8l Beckett, Almlra-24.25,58 Beeman, Carolyn-24,61 Belse, Marilyn-23, 24, 66 Belcher, James-20, 28, 29,4016 Bsllmap, Norman-61 Bell, Richard-43,50,56 Bollinger, Batt!-24,61 Belz, Helen-24,2536 Bennett, Elizabeth-56 Benusa, Larry-68 Bergerud, Milan-61 nel-key, rnnk-so,ss Berner, Brenda-53.54.61 Bersch, Michael-61 Biberg, Connie-24,25,56 Blllvw, Barbara-31,61 Blrd, Diane-24,25,67 Bishop, Roy-67 Black, Ronald-44,67 Blanchard, Dick-67 Blankenship, Ken-67 Blankenship, Royce-6l Blanton, Lee-56 Blazler, Mlke-61 Bliss, Jerry-56 Bloom, Jury-61 Bockstader, Donna-29 Bockauder, Intl-58 Huuck, Dorn-10,53 Helnen, Gladys-I0 Hlllstrom, Arthur-ll Jackson, Earl-11,20 Jarvis, Msrgretha.-ll Jenkln, Fred-ll,43 Jolln, Arthur-ll Jones, Ted-ll,26,5l,S2 Krscaw, Laura-ll Krogh, Kenneth-ll Lane, Art-18 lang, R. Lester-11,50 Lothspelch, William-7 McDonough, Madeline-ll Mclihndeu, Kenneth-ll Mahon, Manley--1l,32 Maddux, Faun-11,29 Martin, Irma-1l,3l,64 Miller, David-ll Miller, James D,-ll Munger, Dr. l.C.8 Myers, Phllllp-12 Nelson, Gene-l2 STUDENTS Botleau, Margaret-24. 25 , Bl Bolon, Sandra-24,2B,67 Bower, Bsrhata-25,61 Houma, Ken!-44,6l Bower, Barbara-61 Bower, Frederick-28, 67 Bowles, Larry-Gl ,X EMPLOYEES Olsen, Carolyn-13 Olson, Betty-13 Phillips, Hazel-l2 Poe, Thmas- Resd, Dale W.-8 Reeder, Paul-l2,3l Sells, Mable-12 Shuffler, Floyd-12 Skill, Scarlet!-12.29532 Smith, Marlon-13 Snyder, Mnx-8 Tolbett, Lois-12 Van l-loose, Jsmes-l2,48,43 von Berg, Dorothea-8,21 Wark, Herbert-B wenmerger, 0. R.-12,zs,a2 Westlund, Donald-12 Whltenlck, Dale A.-8 Williams, Mary-12 Wlllls, Mrs. Charles-8 Woodward, L, R.-la Wright, Roberta-13 Collins, Linda-Gl Collins, Michael-44,88 Condon, Bob-61 Cone, Robert-56 Cone, Wllllam-20,49,6l Bowman, Ted-30,61 Bowyer, Nylm-24,25,28,6'I Boyd, Gary-32,61 mm, LaVaughn'29,32,67 Bozlee, Herb-3'1,43, 51, 67 Bx-eden, Jerry-81 Bradway, Sussu-32,9A,25,56 . E ld-61 g , Ilzsren-31.53 Brothers, Hannah-l4,20,26,3l,6'1 ' Brown, Frelda-61 Brow u, James-22,56 Brown, Larry-44,48,49,6l Brown, Linda-31,61 Brusseau, Robert-61 Bryan, Douglas-67 Buchnltz, Richard-49,56 Buckner, James-56 Bullock, Wanda-Bl Burgess, Lester-56 Burgess, Robert-56 Burgstrom, Gordon-52 Burns, Jack-67 Burton, Roger-61 Byers, Donna-54,56 Byers, Jeanette-23,24,67 C Calkins, Phyllis-Z3,24,6l Campbell, Jack-22,61 Campbell, Nell-Bl Camlibell, Tlm-20,24.4'l.6l Cannard, PHI-ll-14,20,S4,39,40,65,6'I Caples, Brenda-20.24.28.3l,34,35,44,6'l Capps. Arvene-67 Carstens, Larry-26,40,6l Carter , Mike-67 Carver, Davld-56 Cale, Gary-20,2l,23,24,67 Casslrh, Daniel-58 Castle, Lu-ryyl4,6'l Cashier, Dewey-56 Caswell, Dlvld'3'l,6l Charles, Donald-61 Charlton, Paul-68 Chavez, Ramona-61 Childers, Lila-56 Csvln, Betty-54,81 Cavln, Clark-22,29,67 Chamberlain, Evon-24, 25, 56 Chandlee, Dick-56 cnronu, Charles-l4,34,39,50,68 Church, Frederick-61 cm-x, Mary-24,61 Clawson, Alan-49,56 Clawson, Lance-Sl Clawson, Walter-43,56 Clevelwd, Edward-44,5z,ee Clvvldence, Raymond-44, 51, 61 Clifton, Ronald-22,56 Close, William-61 Cocknun. Robert-48,56 Cole, Charlene-3l,S3,54,56 Collins, Lester-61 Cook, Allen-2l,68 Cook, Barbara-54,56 Cook. Leon-52.56 Cooke, Judith-56 Coon! , Jeanette-24 , 25, 56 Harley-24 Cox, Curl-56 Cox, Richard-Ol. Crockford, Michael-68 Croft, Doug-24 Croft, Janice-24,68 Cuda, Charles-56 Cuda, Keith-68 Cunningham, Bam-23,24,40,43,62 Cunningham, Sandra-2l,53,54.62 Curtis, Nancy-53,54,6B Czech, Wllllam-30,62 D Daniels, Brea-20,2l,24,3l.54.62 Danner, Bally-3l,56 Davls, Linda-56 Dart. Jim-44. 47, 50, 52 Davls, Judy-54 Davis, Holly-24.54,56 Davis, James-68 Davis, Mary L.-53,45 Dnvls, Mary lou-29,37,53,54,88 Dawkins, Stanley-24,56 Denver, Roger-24,62 Decken, Elonne-24,56 Dellch, Gerry-43,62 Dellch, Jerry-43,62 Dell, John-56 Diamond, Rlchard-62 Dletmeler. Riclnrd-2l,44,-18,62 Dietrich, Brenda-39,62 Dietrich, Chrlaline-B7 Dlltz, Blll-57 msg, Richard-49,51 Divine, Sharon-24,25,68 Donaldson, Geox-geann-54,62 Doran, John-20,2l,6B Dorman, Noel-26,30,3l,62 Durdall, Eugenia-Z9,3l,53,57 Dunn, Randy-68 Dvorak, Joyce-28,68 Dvorak, Sandra-20,S3,S4,57 E Easunan, Rebecca-29,3l,62 Egan, may-ce Egan, Marilyn-62 Ehman, Carol-2l,3'l,62 Ehrstrom, Bill-68 Eipper, Joan-68 Eklund, Ronald-68 Ella, Karen-31,62 Elloff, Jerry-57 Ellertson, Kathleene-68 Ellis, Geraldine-67 Elslnga, Diane-62 Elwell, Paul-62 Emmons, Gary-68,5l,52 Emmons, Mlke-62 Engelke, Gary-69 llliliah. David-24, so, ea havin, lhrolyn-69 llllllll, Bob-51 Erickson. Ron-48,57 Erlsndson, lay-54,51 Eton, John-89 ll-Sn, Rose Anno-24,09 EVGHW. Janne-25,69 Everm, Sharon-62 Ewlg, Klrvln-24,57 F Fincher, Put-57 Fanning, Jack-24,82 Farr, Leo-50,62 Festberly. Mlrllou-31,57 Folnberl. Jno-G2 Fields, Butch-20,57 Hens. Roger-50,82 Flnlole, Botq-29,57 Flnk, Dick-24,89 Fulk, rl-edqy-51 Fink, Robert-49,5l,6D Fischer, Genld-821 Fish, lllrtal-5'l Flsk. Glylo-63,54,02 riugu-ua. .may-51 Fllg, virgini--24,2u,s1 Flaming. Toni-57 Flumr, Frederlc-24,49 Ford. Blll-57 Forgoy, Rabsccn-62 Forknsr, Charles-62 rum-, Pu-z4,eo lowlnr. Donald-57 Frnmv, Bob-69 rreed,Gm-don-52,51 Freldnl, Ken-49 Friemutb, Darl une-58,64,69 rmnng, Jack-10.51.62 F1-mf, cm-nn-44,so,s1,az Froat, Susan-24,38,62 Frydsnberg, Kny-24,3l,44,54,89 G Gaines, Hellas-5'l Gage, Irla-62 Galchutt, Dllne-29,57 Glllas, Jlne!-20,8'l,62 Glrrellon. Kllhy-23, 24, 28,81, S4 am-ow. Carol-3l,38,53,54,42 ,ss,os Garvin. James-22, 51, 57 Gaul. Maynard-57 Geludng . Wilher-69 Dlbbs, Chlrlos-80, 51, 57 Gibson, Glerke , Gilbert , Gilbert . Gilbert, Jaonno-67 Terry-Bl, 44, 69 Clrol-2436, 81,82 Jlnlce-GZ Judith-22 , 20 , 67 Glvsrlen. Shlron-24. 82 Goal. Bob-51 Godwin, Gomoz , Frances,-24,2157 Fl'll'I91l 29, 57, 62 comma. mmm-24, ss Gordon, Diane-22,N.3l,58,5'l Gordon. Rogan-l4,22.82,50.GB Grlhsm, Bill-S2,4B,50,5'I Graham, Gvnn-51 Grangsr, Torry-B7 ony. mb-sv Gray, Dune-82 Gray, Martin-62 ony, nu-51 Green, Gary-42 Green, Suaanno-24,25,62 Greenen, Ron-48,152.57 Greenen, Terry-69 Grennvmoil, Miko-43,50,5l,5'l Greet. Garv-57 GIWVU. llnry-57 Gregory, Roger-Gb GIUYBI, sllldrl-21, 3l, 50, '10 GHXSI, BUD-30,62 Groee, Carol-57 Grognn, suv:-51 Orbelbluk. Bly-20,2l,39,44,4'l,4B,'l0 Grogan. Vlncsnt-10 Ql'00Chll1l, Jerry-22. 49 . 57 Glllaflllllv Rlohlrd-Bl,24.3l,44,4'l,49.62 H Buck, Km-44,4a,so,s1 lhu, John-24 Hmmm. Ivy-8l.s1.s1 Hlllch, Mary-31,57 Bllbmok, Bah-24,25,54,GB Hllhfbd, Nolln-55,50,57 Elle, Loran-24.50 'ln nun, mruyn-a4,zs,'ro Hole, Sllron-24, 25, 57 BLU, Be My-Z2,29,31,M,57 llalvsrson, Marlin-24 Hamel. Josenh-82 Hamilton. Sharon.-29,6'l Hlmln, Alhsr!-50, B7 Ilanouli, um-z4,zs,a1 Hannah, Richard-70 Blnson, David-62 llmson, Bnvorl.y-84,25,'l0 umm, Bob-45,56 Harbin. Gln-oll-34,25,62 lm-mn, wma-za,z4,1o Hnrll, Gordon-51,70 Hn:-Ml. Jlmon-49,51 Elm. WIYIFN. 62 mn, mann.:-44,4efu,u1 Bartley, Robert-80,4'I,4D,02 Bu-nmg, Smndly-5'l sunny, mm-51 sunny. noun-zz,sz Bsuhns, viola:-n,sz,'ro Havel, Jackie-24,!5,51 HIWGI, John-62 Haven, U0!d-24.50.5117 unyn, Rogsr-70 Haynes, Carols-20,10 Beartn. Bsndn-57 Hooker, Marilyn-67 Beermlnn, Pnul-57 num, mann-s1,s4,1o l-lsndirnorn, Rnmuvnl-31,58,6'I Herb, Chlrlal-44,02,4l Berman. Bonnie-25,51 Hermln, Jlnlce-14, I0, il. Sl, 32, 8'l,40, 'll Bermanaon. Robert-43,57 Herrington, Jon-43,48,50,57 Herron, Dlxln-57 noun. Kannada-51 Haydn, Murlel-51 lllddm, Hobs!!!-24,62 mgmn, rnyun-as mum, Trndl-l4,'I0 Hllul, Donn!-22,24,2B,3l,70 Hodgkin, nwglu-so,s2 Holbrook, Donald-10 Holcomb, Robert-51 Holland, Gary-58 Holmberg, Robert-'l0 Hood, Linda-54,58 Horn, Robert-82 Horn, Gall-M, 58 l-louur. Batty-58 Howard, Jonlihln-70 Howard, Patsy-30,62 Howell, Arlene-28, 31, 70 Howmgwn, Bob-an Hudson, Carolyn-85,71 sqm, nm-uyn-sz Eulet, Csrola-24,82 Hull, may-20,11 Hull, Gerald-62 Hnngnte, Eleanor-M,30,8l,40,58,54,62 Hunt, PlUll1sr1l Hutt, Carmen-2B,88,62 I lnmln, Klrnl-24, 8l,44, 71 Irllh, Del-24,32,40,'1l lnleth. Bitte-31,58,58 Isroal, Lois-62 J Jackson. Phllllu-22. 31.44, 62 Jacobsen, Gary-49 Jlcoblon, Wllly-23, 24,62 Jlmlgasrd, Imran-'ll Jendry. mm-z4,zs,sz Jenson, Klrm-8l,58,54,58 Jlnkinsan, Ellen-3l,34,35,85,1l Johns, Alice-7l Johnldn, Beihel-24.25.59 Johnston. John-14, 28,71 Johnson, Judy-22,82,IA,30,62 Johnson, Karen-BB Johnson, Leon-23,S2,'ll Johnson, Phlllp-52,63 Jolmlmn, Plqllls-82 Jobnshon, Terry-28,63 i'Ja2'.' EHlE1'3?'al' 3251? 6 v ' l , - . 2 Jorg, Beverly-68 Jorgensen, PMB-24,43, 52, 51, 'll Jonelolki, Alerader-58 Judll, Mnrrh-88 K Kun. noun-4a,ss lhltenbsrger, Jacqueline-24, 25, 59 Klmp. Roy-5l, 'Tl Kilmer, Bllph-23,M,84,44,49,7l Kay, Jon-68 Keller, Charles-63 Keuogg, Karen-z4,zs,'n Kolly, Gary-2A,7l Kelly, Hlkp-24,58 Kelly, Ella-24,25,5l Ksnneq, Jane-'fl Ksnny, Dlvld-'ll Kent, Beverly-58 Klllner, Carol-22,23,54,63,l4,'ll Ke Georgian , Knxhhr. Jnnglzgifin 58 Keratings, Albert-58 Kltar, Yvonne-25 Klnfer, llsl-22,54,58 Klmbsll, Beverly-63 Hug, Carolyn-58 IGM, Genova-'Il lumr. lnruyn-z4,as Kionsrud, Ollvo-29,71 Koch. Clltfyl-22,58 lfnch, Thelma-72 Khmonen, Lllll-20,26,3l,'l2,80,3l mph. mu-uyn-1: Koplnn, Kslth-58 Hoppe. Clifford-'II Knrnmln, llry-B0,26,68 ummm, June-same Krlmnr, Klren-53,54,63 Kroner, Robert-29,72 Kunazlman, Mary E.-28.139.54.158 labonde, Lluyd-24, 31, 50, 68 Lamoni, William-'12 Landeok, Juno-IG, D ,'lI Llhdlok, PlB'l6ll-54 . 58 Llllsdnrf, lllkn-51.50 ups, Leslie-1035.58 Lapally, Csrol-80,32.08 hrnhoe, Sid-SI, B8 lnraon, David-31,63 Larson, Juyos-24.68 Ulster, Wllllam-44,511.50 Lawson. Barbara-53.54,63 Lodbetter. Ditto-29.63 Lee, mrbara-58 mann, new-24,25 Levin, lranoolla-in Lnwla, Gordon-12 Llodfkl. Glry-B0,48,lB Llodtkl. Rl-lph-89,Q'l,4I,'lI Lipscomb, C alvtn-20. 51. 52, 'II Llpauomb, Gordon-51.52, 58 lalfran, John-ll,48,5B mug, an-ua-sa hurry, Dolores-l0,58,M,'lI Luang, clydu-z4.ss Luka, Pltrlcll-M,l5.29,'l3 Lund. Gall-26,3l,G9 Lnndqullt, Glrlld-68 Lynch, Lucille-se ll McCall, Jlll-31,08 lclllllllbnr, ld-58 McClllum, Elthn-BB McCormick, Sondra-'Il McCormick, Sylvll-68 MoDln1ll, ROD!!!-59 Mcbnnlld, Pl!-54,58 MoFnron, Dennis-58 UUIDWIQI, Bon-20, 24. 44, 52, 05, 'll Mclhmey, Fnnuls-72 Molina, Sharon-G8 Mexmgm, .nn-41,12 Memguc, may-40,03 Mol-ll.l'd, Jelnnnth-28, 53, M, 'IS McMahon, Pat-5!,50,5l Molten, Dona-84,25,5l Macarty, Bbnron-08 Hubonlld. Stndrn-56 UIUDUU. Douglas-58 Mlocblone, Anthoq-56 Magnuson. Judith-'I2 Main. Rogar-68 U-llllfy. lhlslyn-24.25.68 Mnmord, any-so,sl,ss lllmhblnk. Edward-G3 Marshall. Daved4 Mlrlhlll, Pat- ,25,2B,G3 Mlrii, Don-32,8'l,'l2 Mum, any Ann-29,ll,58,M,6B Matthias, Jerry-12 Maxwell, Frances-24,58 May, Ellsabethr M, l5,'IS Mlyer, sun-'la Mmm, Cynthln-81,08 Moarl, Jlok-28,58 Mears, Tom-22,58 Modeiroa, Carolo-58 Merwln, Don-24, 83 Mosaman. Sue-08 lietbvln, Janet-24,I5,l8 Mayer, Donald-'IS Mayor, lots-22,231,158 Meyer, Balhr-54, 58 Michaels, William-0.49.58 llllhvllln. Clthv-aa.'la Miller, David-28,83 Miller, Julnltl-'IS Miller, Joyce-88 Millar, David-'78 Mllllr, Doe-26,l4,4B Millar, Monw-'IS Millar, Noll-20,58,58 Mlller, Norma-13 Mlllor, Eoxsnna-58 Miller. Btwn-13 Nunn, on-y-4s,4s,ss Minton, Pull-24,58 Molr, Robert-24,55 Molr, Walwr-22 Monlhln, Mlkr52,lB Moore. Dime-M,2l,13 Morey, Helen-24,83 Merril, Dlx!!-31,63 Morris, Howard-58 Morrlaon, Cbarlesf24,08 Mortensen, Edwin-80,63 Morton, Ellasbetb-63 Murohle, Burt-'13 Murray, Dlano-M,25,29,6l Murrall, Carl-83 Musgnravs, Llmh-54,68 Nlgnl, Ksvln-44, 50, 83 Noakrasa. Bsnhs-'la Neakraas, Joseph-24,08 Nall, Bonnie-81. 55 Nell, Llnlll-24,58 Nelson. Carols-28 13 Nalson, ldarlLvn-QS Nemcblck, Juchghi Nath, Ind-18 Nath, Bulk-58 Nath, Wllfrod-24, 58 Nswlean, Linda-3l,56 Newman, Gnry-89,44,50,4'l,73 Nicholson, Jlnlce-53, 54, 83 Nissen, Merrlll-63 Noce, Gloria.-73 Nugl, Yugi-58 Nordstrom, Eugene-26,40,83 Norton, Kenneth-22,58 Norvell, Jane-29,58 Norvell, Robert-40, 43 , 63 Nye, Rlchlrd-60 0 Odegird. Dlrryl-20,24,44,49.51.59 0'l'llrl, Mlchlel-24,32,48,50,63 Olsen, Dlvld-26,63 Olson, Jun-26,31,63 Olson. Rlchntd-59 Olson, Shlrcn-63 Osborn. Jlckle-31,63 ouhom, smrley-29,13 Osborn, Verna-'13 Out. nomo-'rs Oltrem, Leroy-24,53 Otoe, Larry-Z4,44,4'1,83 Otoe, Thomas-24,63 Owen, Dell!-24,29,59 P Pace, hrry-59 Plohl, Evelyn-34,25,'18 P-nm, Larry-ss Plpplll, Vlrglnll-78 Perry, Ron-49,63 Paulsen, David-30,59 Paltrow, Ken-'74 Pelle, Anne-23,24,2U,40,69 Pengn, Cliff-74 Pender, Jnmas-G3 Peters, Monq-74 Peterson, Dennis-63 Peterson, Jolnn-14 Peterson, Lelune-28,74 Pettit, Clrul-58 Ptleffer, Lucy-53,58 Pigeon, Pierre-63 Plneon, Vernell-63 Plrtle, Snndrl-24,59 Ptttellw, Denny-48,50,59 Pam, Guy-68 Plolum, Norman-44 , 48 , 51, T4 Plunket, Dlxle-30,63 Polndexter, Deloe-58 Polen, Donlld-39,4'I,'l4 Polen, Vlvlsn-21, 22, 54, 63 Ponder, Bobble-29,74 Potts, Barbers-24,63 Poyner, Howlrd-49,59 Presler, Ken-74 Probedield, Mary-74 Probstfield, Ronald-59 Probsttleld. Shu-on-24,59 Proucy, Juq-59 Purdy, Clrol-68 Purtle. Snndn-24 Purlrll, Robert-51,74 Pusc, Pltrtuk-28.49.74 V PUT-alll, Ann-59- Rndy. Wayne-68 Rljnln, Orlln-51,59 Iuptopouloe. George-51,74 Rllmussen, Jolnn-64 Rnynor, George-24,74 Reed,Bnx-hen-24,64 Reed, Shirley-63 Reid, Jlnlne-59 Relnkens, Robert-24,2B,'l4 Reudluk, Douglne5'I4 Rutherford. Patsy -59 Rettlt. Curol-25 Reudink, nuagte-z4,so,o4 Ritter, Jonnl-54,59 Rlchlrds, Ethel-59 Richards, Peggy-59 Rittenhouse, Ed-43,5l, 59 Rltty, Eddie-B4 mu-k, smy-x4,a'1,14 Robb, Ihrrell-59 Robettl, Gerlld-59 Robertson, Edward-24,59 Robertson, Slnron-64 Rohlnson, Myrn-24,64 Roddl, Edward-59 Rose, Mnlrl-59 Rose, Nell-'14 Ronencruns, June-24,25,54,64 Ross, Louie-r28,5B Rouse, Mnry Put-24 , 54 , 74 Royston, Shnron-51,59 Ruby, Howard-64 Rulener, Donna-24,64 Rum-ldue, John-82,64 Rupe, Fred-'M SUISBH, Ihntel-23, 24, 44, 49, '75 use , Klreu-59 S Sullbuty, John-59 Slndherl. Carole-2l,24,'l5 Sanborn, Glenn-43,59 Sather,Gary-64 saucer, Elgle-14,zs,vss Butterfield, Jewell-30,64 Schaefer, Carole-74 Schaefer, Joyce-29,75 Schlermnn, Llnzh-24,68 Schindler, Deanna-64 Sohlnder, Mary-53,B4,59 Schmitz, Keith-'IB Scholz, Norms-32, 53 , 54, 59 Schrlm, Klren-75 Schrtm, Lenette-29 Schlllthess, Ann-20,21,24,2B , 75 Schulz, Ewln-64 Schumncher, Gall-23 , 24 , 84 Scott. Wlllisrn-59 Scott, Dale-75 Scott, John-59 Scott, Michael-59,49 Scott, Sllly-l4,22,2B,54,75 Scully, Bernxri-4B,pI Sourlock, Wlllllm-64 Beavers, Don-43,59 Seeveu, Robert- 64 Serneenl, Derlene-59 Sean. Cluvd-32.64 Shaw, Nikki-24,25,59 Sherman, Frances-32,75 Shields. Jlck-24,3114 Slevllrt, Robert-'15 Slmerly, Yvunnr22,59 Blnheld, Elvln-64 Sinn, Klten-3l,59 Skzj, Dennll-59 Sklllulq, Becky-53, 59 Skeetere. Helen-64 Sknrdnhl, Guy-43,59 S kully, Bernard-48 Sleeter, Inez-29.54.59 Slothower, Marilyn-24,25,59 Smith, Carol-'IS Smith, Carol A.-'IE smith, clnywn-43,54 Smith, Fred-59' Smith, Gerlld-22,59 S mith,Glen-31,64 Smith, lhtm-24, '14 Smith, Keith-75 Smith, Llwrenee-'15 Smith, Msrk-59 Smith, Mlry E.-29,59 sinuh, Mlry J. -e4 Snllth, Nlncy-20,24,2S,34,35 Smith, Vllerie-53,59 Bmythe, num-ao,e4 Soll, Elaine-29,59 Soulu-adn. Jnckle-24,64 Spence, Jlm-59 Splndler, un-y-az,so,'1s Springer, Lannes-14 Stalcup, Richard-43,59 Stnnds, James-84 Stllkcy, Willa-l4,29,'15 Stark, Charles-50,59 Staudenmler, Ann!-24, 59 Stavus, Rtchnrd-22,40,59 Staudenmler, Helen-24. 25 Steele, Betty-'16 Steele, Harold-59 Stem, Carol-24,64 Stephens. Geneva-76 Stephens, Vlvlm-29,59 Stirton, Bob-64 Stnffel, Dlrleue'26 . 28 . 31 . '16 Swffel, Shlron-64 Strldley. Bel:-53,59 Streets, Gtyle-'16 Strlcker, Joanne-24 Strlub, Pete-64,76 Stromqulet, Henry-50,59 Strohmeler, Elmer-44, 50 , 76 Stroup, Darrel-24,59 Studer, Nancy-5B Struts, Larry-59 Swnrner, Jumee-26,29,30,5B, Swartz, Mundo-64 Swenson, Gan'-49,64 Swenson, Marlin-60 Swenson, Sandrn-80 Synoground, Bob-37,80 sypert, oem-ge-49,60 Byvereon, Steve-48,S0,60, T Tilt, Wlllllm-22,80 Tanner, Genevieve-l4,3l','16 Taylor, Gnry-43,5l,84 Taylor, Joyce-24,Z5,60 Tlylor, Bob-30,76 Telhmp, Sharon-80 Tetz, Darrel-14,78 Thltehor, M117-'ln Thatcher, Loretta-80,64 Thetseu, Geox-go-80 Tlww, Larry-30,64 mwdmu, Bm-4a,4a,s1 Tlwelks, Jenn-26,76 Thomas. Janice-'IB Thomas, Jerry-43,49 Thompson. Terry-18 Thompson, Busan-60 Thompson, Jerry-5l,60 Tllson, Huih-32,40,'16 Tislo, Shlrou-26,64 Tomlch, James-64 Tower, Sue-54,64 Tome, Dime-60 Tooley, Donald-60 Tsevlno, Evelyn-29,76 Trotogott, Marla-53,54 ,'l5 76 Trotngott, Peter-60,76 'rut-uyfm, .may-az,so Turcottae, Joe-64 Turner, Kent-76 iweed, Bury-14 'lyler, Bhnrnn-3l,80 U Ueltlehi, David-51,64 UPl!S, Bernice-2B,29,54 upkee, Gordon-44,4'r,49,1s V Vnnce, Gary-64 Vlndetft. Dtmlld-28.37.60 Van Horn, Barn-60 Ven Lleken, Rlchnrd-G0 vm Wlukle, Jny-24,50,60 Van Wlnkle, Joy-60 Venson, Cecelia-54 Velth, Dick-24,60 Vlvlnno, Helen-oe Voyles, Ron-60 W Wlddle, Put-20,2l,29,34,35,39,76 Wagoner, George-'16 Wagner, Richard-60 wane, Lynn-17 Wnhlstrom, Bruce-43,44 Wskeileld. Shlron-28,64 Wlllsch, Ltndl-64 Welker, Shlron Lf 81.60 Wllker, Shlron-20, 53, 54,80 Wllllng, Monte-64 Wnltere, Barbara-24,25,60 Wllters, Eddie-60 Walters, Glorlu-64 W'lltBl'B, John-77 Wann, Gerry-24,28,'I7 Wurd, Anetl-25 Wlrk, Deunll-24 Wltnsr, Clrol-N , 20, 21, 31, 54, 77 Werner, Phillip-24,64 Wuelon, Mary-60 Wntermln, Errol-24.60 Wltermler, Roger-60 Weaver, Kltlv-63 Webb, Frances-77 twelk, Ulrry-43,60 Wilkerson, Blll-43 Wellington, Sharon-64 Wells, Joanne-22,3l,54,64 West , Darryl-53 West, Dave-64 Wes t, Geri-5l,'1'I Whalen. Pat-60 Whlte, Beverly-23,24,64 Whlte, Bruce-50,60 White, Divid-64 wma, vu-gina-232 Whitlock, Sharon-60 Whitlock, Curl-54 Wllk, Karen-64 wuk, Blgnr60 Wllkerlon, Bill-43 Wllllnms, Steve-24,77 Wtlls, Dennln-52,60 Wills, Glry-44,49,77 Wilson, Douglas-'17 Wilson, Richard-60 Wlnsell, Karl-23, 24, 50, 'I7 Wlschmann, David-'l'l Wrlght, Dum-so wright, Donald-11 Wright, Kay-64 Wright, Nlncy-53,54,64 Y Ynrnell, Merlin-53, 54, 64 Young, Judy-28,82,54,64 Young. 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