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

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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

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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.

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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.