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

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VARIED ASSEMBLIES GIVEN IN FALL Above Accordnng to our records of October 30 l957 the governor of Washlngton spoke to students at Fort Vancouver Hugh School for the fnrst tume Governor Rosselum spoke about our state s govern ment and nts actuvutles Upper Rlght Sergeant Carl Plke wlth the and of Gary Boyd and Kay Wrught ullustrates how to pump water from Gary s elbow Hrs topuc was safe druvlng Rlght Mr Jack Shanks was the one and only performer In has presentation of Tammg of the Shrew held October 4 He made quuck costume changes to enable hum to portray sev eral characters both male and female SABRINA FAIR A LL SCHOOL PLAY Sabrma Farr was the name of the all school play held November I3 The three act play set an Long Island Sound starred Kathy McKnight Noel Dorman Bob Norvell Sam Cunmngham and Bull Oxendlne Above rrght Jack Barter playing the romantic Frenchman meets rlch Larrabee Bull Oxen dune Above The mslluonalre butler played by Milton Jones tells has daughter Sabrma that she must go away Left Llnus Sam Cunningham as shown In a romantlc scene with Sabrma ' -M 5 1 1 . . , 1 1 ' 1 It - 11 , . , . ' . I I, I- ' ' nv ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : , I 1 ' . I , 1 1 1 - : 1 1

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GIRLS TROMP BOYS CN RED WHITE DAY ht... I!!! Many colorful costumes were exhlblted on our annual Red and Whnte Day Upper left Because the gurls wore more red and white than the boys Mr Hobbs recelved a chocolate ple ln has face Upper rlght Above are the prlze wmners for the best costumes Most unuque Sharon Macarty most colorful Vlvuan Polen funmest Don Vandetta most orlglnal Francella Levm Left Darryl Odegard led the eight gurls lactually members of the football teaml to the stage for theur version of the can can Femmes Frollc at Annual Girls League Max Chnldhood Capers was the theme of the Glrls League Mix held October 22 Games were played refreshments served and sklts pre sented Right Of the three sklts guven by the dlfferent classes the Sophomore skut won Lower left Takung fnrst place for costumes were Pat Stensrude Sharon Macarty Maur: Rose and Nancy Slewelt Lower nght Georgeann Donaldson and Merlm Yarnell play one of the many games at the Mlx I Vg, f, 2 .',l S I f l , fl . ' . r I T , ' , ' I I 1 ' . I . I ri i . . I . l K U - .. - -. - , tx.- ' ' I 0 I I O 3 'VE S 2 -. . .. l A ' I I . . . I I I . : I

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Teaching a student to develop an understanding of the English language to study different types of writing and to encourage those interested in drama is the purpose of the English department A student studies the different parts of speech learns to apply them and also gets some practical experience in writing Students taking the one semester course of Driver Training learn the essential parts of the car handle a car andthe various rules of driving They receive their training in a car loaned to the school for this purpose In the social studies classes one may not only choose those which pertain to World and United States History but Contemporary World Problems Psychology and Social Studies Contemporary World Problems deals with events of malor impor tance in our modern world whereas in Psychology the students study the behavior of individuals Offered In the art department of our school are varied courses rangmg from ceramics to com mercial art These give students the chance to express their feelings to carry out original ideas to make useful oblects and to help the school by working on murals decorating for dances and painting posters In the printing classes of graphic arts and ad- vanced printing the students not only learn these skills but aid their school by making programs, printing the school paper and other useful items. These classes are valuable to the school curriculum for they help the students interested in this field as a career. NUMEROUS DEPARTMENTS ASSIST STUDENTS