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

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Gabi Redeker Germany Thank you, Trappers! You have made my year at Fort an unforgettable experience. We have worked together during good and during bad times towards graduation. Saying good-bye l wish you all good luck for your future and hope that we will meet again. Auf Wiedersehen, Gabi Libby Vining My experience in the Philippines last summer was a very real encounter with a different way of thinking: a time for sharing close understanding and friendship on person to person basis. Thanks to the American Field Service and Fort for such a great program. ww .., ,t.1, PM ' tit, ,ir ' S Eva Westling Sweden Hi Trapper Friends! Thank you for being so nice and friendly to me! This year has been the best year of my life. We had so much fun together and l will always remember you and this year, with happiness and love. l am glad l got to spend this year in the best school of the UAS.-Fort! Your Friend Forever, Eva Charlene Frederick It was my pleasure to represent Fort Vancouver at our sister school, the Viktoria Luise Schule, in l-lameln, Germany during the 1965-66 school year. For the experiences, friendships and memories, l thank you for giving me the opportunity to represent the United States. 93 i,iv Q rt ,YL Q

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SCHOOL AFFILIATIONS SERVlCEwFirst row: Eva Unger, Kathy Butler, Judy Walz, Gabi Ftedeker. Second row: Craig McPherson, Dot Fleet, Pam Eros, Nancy Allen, Third row: Pam Stair, Debby LaRose. Fourth row: Susie Millar, Charlene Frederick. 5,48 S.A.S., School Affiliations Service, is a club formed to advance interest in the exchange student program. Advisor, Mr. George Weinberger, was assisted this year by Charlene Frederick, Presi- dent, and Pam Stair, Secretary-Treasurer. Money was earned for the Christmas concert tape for our sister school Viktoria Luise Schule, in l-lameln, Germany, by selling gingerbread cookies. ln March, Easter eggs were also sold to raise money for the clubs treasury. Our exchange student for our sister school next year is Sue Franklin, a sophomore this year. 3 ,,, ::,,,g ,, , , f z ,,lg,,k, ky 4 f f,,:. tw. .. -- ,, V. ..,. -f Charlene Frederick President 4 Q ., ,fax I V , ..,. T A KJ ,, N V WN? sv i ' Pam Stair Secretary Sue Franklin ,ZX vm . 1' l I

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an-,W F .- s . 3 t i ,S ft' A, ,ti ,R E 2 E 'K TRI-l-ll-Y OFFICERS--First row: Paula Wikstrom, Presidentg Pam Stair, Chaplain, Penny Norris, Vice President. Second row: Linda Masic, Secretary, Karen Zimmerman, Historian, Cathy Smith, Treasurer. Z'ri-f!i- If To promote through home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian character, is the purpose of TRI-HI-Y. With the help of Mrs. Betty Cummings, advisor, and Paula Wikstrom, president, the members of TRI-Hl-Y took part in many services including a candy sale, service to the Faith Foundation, the UNICEF Drive, and ushering and selling tickets. Some of the clubs activities were a potluck, progressive dinner, mothers tea, and the annual ski trip to lVlt. Hood. 5 F I I , k , 1 I V i Q I nm - l f TBI-Hl-Y--First row: Sandy Kimsey, Sharon Somers, Jann Johnson, Kathy Jacobson, Peggy Church, Connie Masic, Darlene Pekar, Debby White, Shelly Davis. Second row: Pat Fine, Becky Gee, Sue Kemp, Ruth Ternes, Carol Benson, Claudia Kern, Kathy Butler, Paula Wikstrom, Pam Nystrom, Third row: Karen Zimmerman, Debbie Turner, Marilyn Biggs, Barbara Nelson, Joyce Crosby, Penny Norris, Barby Beall, Mrs. Cummings, Cathy Smith, Lynn Miller. Fourth row: Pam Stair, Linda Masic, Sue Millar, Eva Westling, Karen Hudnall, Sue Asplin, Louise Wastradowski, Louanna Lynch. 94