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

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Owners Kathy Butler Secretary Craig McPherson First Vice-President Libby Vining Second Vice-President Jann Johnson Activities Coordinator Jerry McPherson Commissioner ni' 'ffiiii Sally Straub Treasurer sl.-

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S fudm! Krfdy In preparing themselves for future years, the students of Fort Vancouver l-lighSchoolhaveestablishedademocratic form of government. Steve Hylen was elected president for the year 1966-67, and was ably assisted by six officers throughout his term, These student body officers represent leadership and re- sponsibility and work together to bring aboutunderstandingbetweenstudentsand faculty. They are the center of school spirit, encouraging all students to par- ticipate in school functions. teve Hylen President

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fudeuf 611111401 STUDENT COUNCIL-First row: Sally Straub, Jessica Perry, Karen Sigmar, Claudia Kern, Jann Johnson, Bob Young. Second row: Jerry McPherson, Craig McPherson, Jo Walz, Kathy Butler, Libby Vining, Sue Millar. Third row: Steve Zander, Eva Westling, Louanna Lynch. Dave Ross, Fton Reed, Dave Thackeray, Fourth row: Karl Jolin, Steve Hylen, Gary judic my Kaur! JUDICIARY COUFtTeFirst row: Judy Walz, Joan Ehle, Second row: Chuck Clausen, Steve Zander, Flick O'ConneII, 74 During our school year is one of the best times for students to become familiar with a democratic form of government. A good way to do this is through student government. Our student council consisted of the student body president and his six council officers, the presidents and representa- tives from each of the three classes, and specially elected representatives of the student body. We, at Fort, are proud of our student council. They have done a fine job this year and will continue to do so in the future, preparing the youth of today for their job as citizens of tomorrow.