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

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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

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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

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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