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15111441 N 'N vi., gf ia.. 3 223.1 a. VE Hetherington, Barb Dimmick, Carol Warner, Maureen Hammond, John Graser, Gary Burns, John Tuominen. Third row: Lon Wesphal, Jack Francis, Darrell Gowey, Tom Nelson, Alan Aldridge, Ron Reed, Jeff Hill, Rick Taylor, Lynn Cornelius, Doug Marchel, Mary Boesel, Mark Zoller, Dave Montel, John Mitten, Darrell McFeron, Jon Gartman, Peter Maffeo, Fourth row: Mike Birch, Paul Gablehouse, Ed Botts, Dennis Benson, Merle Kennard, David Bippes, Keith l-laisch, Ken Blonski, Steve Bunch, Steve Long. Dave Camp, Brian Livingston, Burke Harris, Terry Crepeau, Orval Goodwin, Jim O'Banion, Jock Coombe, Paul Nicewonger, Marc Gomer. Loren Loftus, Tim Crepeau, 87
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Mr. Beacock Band Director Jerry Johnson Student Director Under the competent direction of Mr. Beacock, Fort Vancouver's bands received special recognition this year. The Trapper Band provided music and half time entertainment at football games and the Pep Band provided ad- ditional enthusiasm at basketball games. The Stage Band received the first place award in competition with other local stage bands. Crapper TRAPPER BAND-First row: Ramona Collins, Mary DuBois, Cathy McMillan, Jody Whitaker. Jann Johnson, Dot Whalen, Sue Knee, Pam Stair. Karen Castner, Bev Beall, Tanya Kays, Darleen Lynch, Peggy Blair, Rhea Nye, Cathy Mesick, Wayne Strouhal, Jerry Johnson, Second row: Flick Grimes. John Spady, Mike Moreland, Karen Hudnall, Sue Harper, Charmaine Caravas, Becky Bower, Chris
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Girl ' Afhlvfic flssaciafivn Penny Norris Miss Dora Hauck President Adviser Under the direction of Miss Dora Hauck, with the capable assistance of President Penny Norris, the GAA. was busy with numerous activities, lncluded were the sponsoring of the Homecoming Dance and the selling of football pro- grams, a Christmas Party, the Father-Daughter Dinner, and the annual bike hike. To earn a GAA. letter is the goal of every girl, This letter is earned by having 100 points, 60 in athletics and 40 in school activities. She must also maintain a C grade point average. Dlarlene Ffekar Jeanne Tyree VICE-PFGSIGSHI Corresponding Secretary s awe l 1 ' Q , ' 5 i 'VM f ,- at ' Sue Kimgey Val Unholz Recording Secretary Treasurer
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