Hudson Bay High School - Aquila Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Treosurcr, Stcvo Pierce Historian, Dian Pratt Librarian, Kathy Pugh Children participate in games. Chris Hale concentrates on children. Mrs. Dunn, FTA advisor. Emily cleans up again. Assisting in Christmas spirit is the aim of Dian Prott and Sharon Erickson. 35

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President, Emily Norwood Rcc. See., Dovene Coutts Zeaehers Mold Conference Three main events highlighted the school year for the Future Teach- ers of America. A picnic, held at Leverich Park, opened the year with hot dogs and potato chips. Many members of the club enjoyed the playground facilities. In November, the annual Southwest district conference was held at Hudson's Bay for all FTA members. Various faculty members led work- shops on their areas of the educational program. Emily Norwood, district coordinator for FTA, officiated at the conference. The annual Christmas children's party was held with Fort Vancou- ver's FTA in their auditorium shortly before Christmas. A fun-filled day for the youngsters was topped with Santa Claus and his goodies. The gaiety and Christmas spirit fulfilled all hopes of a successful year for the club. i I Love and affection prevailed at the FTA Children's Christmas Party. Members of FTA enjoyed a lato summer picnic at leverich Park. Top, left to right: Sharon Use 'em when you get 'em. Smith, Laura Bcsscrmon, Charlotte Rutkowski, Nancy Arisman. Gayle Holt, Dion Pratt, Karen Hortmon, Sandy Thompson, Ann Mickclwoit, Patti Allinger, and Sherrill Greely. Middle: Brenda Miles, Janice lindsoy. Sue Newfield, and Arlinda Swinkl Bottom: Sondy Gutierrez, Steve Pierce. Pom lovette, Terri Jones, Nora landers, and Davene Coutts. Hello, Pribce Charming?

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%Ai4 Previews Career Vice Piei.. lynda Holm Scc.-Trca ., Bcv Dunbor President, Julie Patterson Activities Coor., Sue Gutknecht Although the Future Nurses of America Club is primarily devoted to the nursing field, any girl wishing to serve the community is urged to join. A regular meeting is scheduled once a month to consider business and plan activities. The main project of the Future Nurses this year was working at Memorial Hospital. Twice a month the girls put in voluntary time aiding the hospital staff and serving the patients. Several other activities filled the calendar. Making scrapbooks for a children’s hos- pital was a worthwhile endeavor. During the Easter lily drive, members constructed lilies which raised funds for crippled youngsters. A visit to a nursing home was a pleasure for both the club members and the old folks. A spring potluck honored this year's officers. Incoming sophomores were invited to attend. Also included at the meeting was the election of next year's officers. 36 The meeiing must go on.