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

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 k The Service Club's first activity of the year was the installation of new members. A committee of juniors and seniors planned the party which was held on the Columbia River beach. Around a bonfire, kids performed initiative stunts such as hatching eggs •and singing songs. A festive evening ended with hotdogs, pop, and marshmallows. The annual Christmas Toy Drive was extended this year. Fort Vancouver and Columbia River high schools were included in this joint project. Toys were collected in order to bring Christmas cheer to less fortunate boys and girls. Service Club members aided the school by selling tickets to football and basketball games. Members also ushered at the music concerts throughout the year. The meeting in March was for the awarding of service pins. These were given to members who participated in six activities during the school year. Candy was sold in the Spring to raise money for club dues. The climax of the year was the annual picnic in May. All felt rewarded for their service to the Bay. President, Roy Bcguc Vice President, Ken Rolene Secretory, Sandy Wcsolowski Treasurer, Art DeBusscherc Service Club Cends a Maud Af Club members attend monthly meetings.

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Honorary President, Ali Haerian Doug Whitlock, Ali Haerian, and Terry Ogle prepare the pinata for the Christ- mas party. JKC Prompts Merest in World Affairs Margie lemak strikes ot the pinata os Don Bloir, Jan Moyer, Patti Allingcr, Arvid Anderson. Margo Paulson, Sandi Gutierrez, and Corolyn Brill watch. All scramble to get their share of the goodies after the pinata is broken. Elections for this year's officers were held at the International Relations Club's September potluck. Members of the club who attended the Oregon IRL Conference were Ann Mickelwait, Sylvia Ellefson, Vicky Blakely, Ali Haerian, Velma Salcido, Emily Norwood, and Laurie Buckman. The debated topic at the Eugene Conference was the admittance of nations to the European Common Market. A Spanish theme characterized the annual Christmas party. April activities were highlighted by the SWIRL Conference at Clark College. The countries of Red China, Tanganyika, Ghana, Yemen, and Iran were repre- sented by Bay IRC members at this Afro-Asian Conference. The Tanganyika delegation was very active at the Afro-Asian Conference. Ken Rolene demonstrates as Steve Kness of Red China tries to Advisor, Mr. Kicrc negotiate. Other Bay participants observing were Jan Moyer (center, left), John Seeds. SanDcc Hume, Paul Hcdcngren. Barbaro Vaughan, Don Blair, and Emily Norwood. Roosting hotdogs wos only one of the activities at Advisor, Miss Korneev. the IRC-German Club picnic ot Lewisville. 39 iilui

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Tickets to o footboll game ore sold by Donna Folconer and Kris Thornhill to Leslie Hamilton (left) and Pat Freuchtel. Judy Bcmor, Ray Boguo, Sandy Wesolcwski, and Louis Carlson engage in a short chat at the leverich Park party. Honored thrco-year club members ore, left to right: Nancy Whitsitt, Peggy Smith, Nikki Ruiter, Terri Memovich, Sandy Wosolowski, Cathy Alexander, and Tina Thornhill. Carol Waters and Cathy Alexander serve Bay by selling tickets for South Pacific.” A fine baseball gome was featured at the Spring picnic. Selling tickets of the Spring Concert are Ray Boguc and Paul Hcdcngrcn. Judy Bomar ushers at a club activity. Handing out programs oc- cupies Carol Waters. 41