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

 - Class of 1967

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Fort Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA) online collection, 1967 Edition, Page 95 of 180
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Page 95 text:

HI-Y-First row: Larry Volker, Brian Beall, Dave Thackery, John Cortese, Ken Elhard, Jack Francis, Steve Webber, Mike Borge, Second row: Jim McDowell, John Keller, Lynn Stange, Jim Jorgensen, Ken St. Louis, Stuart Clark, Rick Gilbert. Third row: Mr, Knudsen, adviser, Reid Larson, Mike Lowe, Gary Patton, Gorden Gammell. Fourth row: Jim O'Banion, Gary Van Allen, Roy l-leikkala, Pat Ulowetz, Steve Athay, Fifth row: Jeff Smith, Ken Dick, Miki Tokola, Hi-If This year l-ll-Y worked to accomplish their main purpose of promoting good citizenship and giving service. HI-Y is a service club for boys only and is closely united with the YMCA. Led by Mr. Bill Knudsen, advisor, and Rick Gilbert, President, the thirty active members engaged in many pro- jects both worthwhile and enjoyable. For the benefit of others, Hl-Y put on an assembly, held a canned food drive, and sponsored a litter cam- paign. Other activities were a dance, Mother's Day breakfast, candy sale and the Senior banquet. !Z'i,, . 'vii' iff ' r ' 'ze f Hl-Y OFiflCERS:.Jim Jorgensen, Secretary, Steve Athay, Treasurer, Miki Tokola, Vice Presidentg Rick Gilbert, President, Ken Dick, Historian.

Page 94 text:

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



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TAWANKAW First row: Barbi Lawhead, Kris Ellefsen, Debby Edwards, Janice Vallelunga, Dot Whalen, Vickie Jackson, Vicki Armstrong, Judy Walz, Judy Plotner, Debby Korlann, Kris Garr, Rod l-lilden. Second row: Terri Sork, Malissa Parsons, Kris Sigmar, Dot Fleet, Bobbi Thomas, Barbara Jobson, Linda Beck, Gabi Fledeker, Gwynne Gates, Marlaine Wagner, Roger Herrington, Third row: Nancy Fauble, Penny Blair, Charlene Frederick Dennl Matthews, Marcia Dickenson, Vicki Aultman, Tonne Harris, Marylyn Holland, Sue Kimsey, Greg Hood. Fourth row: Jerry McPherson, Mike Babb, Doug Taylor, Dave Camp, Craig McPherson, Rick Lawrence, Larry Graser, Dave Floss, Bill Mikesell, Fifth row: Jim Van Hoose, Wayne Erlenbusch, Joe Zygar, George Miller, Mike Graeff, Doug Larson, Don Rash, Alan Aldridge, Tad Suckling. S 'Q hggi, 1 , Vgg Q The purpose ofTawanka,thelargestotthethree service Qsil F 2 clubs, is to give service to Fort Vancouver. The club has L li -I sixty members and is open to both boys and girls. Jim Van g f Q Hoose served Tawanka as President, and Mr. Vern Westrick siig l 1 Q was the club's advisor. The first main activity of Tawanka itss 'litii- 2 was a joint masquerade party with Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y. , fiiil t ,1 Services to the school included school clean-up, ticket a ' g sales, ushering at all concerts and school functions, a candy 5151 gi sale, and helping the Dads Club with the pancake feed and ' ii T , ' rummage sale. Jim Van Hoose President i 1 6 , Kris Sigmar Tonne Harris Judy Walz Debby ko.-:ann V'Ce'P eS'd9f f Secretary Treasurer lnter.CIub Rep-

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