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

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K,-A Pam Eros Editor Charlene Frederick Senior Class Editor ,lllki my The Alki staff worked many hard hours on this year's Alki to produce a fine specimen of a book, Many nights were spent working to provide a complete and accurate record of everything that occurred this year at Fort. Pictures of all events and everyday activities had to be scheduled and taken. Copy had to be written and corrected. When the book lay completed, all who had worked so hard sighed with relief and knew that without the students of Fort Vancouver High School they would never have been able to create the 1967 Alki. The entire staff hopes that you will enjoy the Alki now, as well as in the future. K E l , S V5 i 5 'f ' - - N ' ' if Louanna Lynch Assistant Editor Business Manager .lazy i, V , VAMXE Sammie Maury Glenda Bacon Barbara Pratt UHCISVCIBSS C0-Edlt0l' Underclass Co-Editor Administration and Activities Editor Clubs Editor ag? Mr. Weinberger Adviser . . ,, .. ,, ,,,,, A We call this workl? Y Sally Betzing Organizations Editor Debby LaRose Curt Paddock Pam Stair Eddie Thomas Photographer Artist Sports Co-Editor Sports Co-Editor 80

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i l A --f... Monkees? All boys belong to Boys' League. Its purpose is to guide boys in social and vocational fields. To further this aim, President Tad Suckling and adviser Mr. James Van Hoose worked many long hours. The activities of the Boys' League included the Get-Acquainted Dance , which welcomed incoming sophomores and new students, Red and White Day , the White Christmas Ball, and Dad's Night, where dads were entertained by other dads and sons. The Boys' League also had an orientation for incoming sophomores. Boys may also borrow small sums of money from the Boys' League Loan Fund. Now for a little soft shoe Let's twist again . , . get Acquainfcd Dance

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The Columbia Log is an es- sential part of school life at Fort. Underthe editorship of Sue Millar and the leadership of Miss Dickey, this years Log staff has worked very hard to produce a paper which covers all the in- terests of the entire student body. Published every two vveeks, it keepseveryonevvell-informedand up-to-date on every day happen- ings in and around the school. fv- I .. .... .. .,,.. .. Qffirxlliarii' ., gf :A lag my Sue Millar Miss Dickey Editor-in-Chief Adviser paula Carte, Jodi Smith Joyce Athay Vicki Armstrong, Dot Fleet Managing Editor News Editor Feature Editor Asst- Feature EUWOVS mm YESTERDAY, 'ff fgl -f-'H ' V i ' , - 'Bi B7 L 'i 9' Wi I . Y V H 9 N V 'I - tiki ' if uw gy milieu V, -M 895551 as if Yi 'Te' fi!!-51. ,3j:f..,, jg ' N Q if 'MQ , , J1433'--,Q , ' , .... fa .init - E' .. lr ' Mark Wohlgemulh Dav Disbrow Eva Unger Dave Olson Sports EUITOY AVTISY High Times Editor Photographer TYPlSTS-- First row: Kris Sigmar. Debby White Second row: Paula Wikstrorn, Sharie Burns, Connie Robinson, Helen Parker, Sue Kimsey. .ig If LOG STAFF--First row: Sandy Rolene, Linda Hunter, Paula Wikstrom, Gloria Johnson, Vicki Armstrong, Dot Fleet, Marilyn Marty, Glenna Phillips Second row: Craig McPherson, Steve Zander. Chuck Clausen, George Miller, Vern Smith, Rod Taylor, Jerry McPherson, Kathy Butler, Connie Robinson. 81