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

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Hey! Where's the food! Waters Presides ®va Ce Cercle drancais President, Corol Waters Vico President, Kitty Russell The purpose of the French Club is to stimulate interest in the French language, culture, and people, in addition to having fun. Carol Waters served as President. Other officers included Kitty Russell, Sandy Olin, and Nancy Spear. Each month one of the French classes was responsible for the meeting. This provided the club with a variety of programs. The January meeting was A Trip to Switzer- land. Marlise Bouille, foreign exchange student from Fort Vancouver, showed her slides from southern France and Switzerland. In February, Mrs. Helen Hicks and her husband showed slides from the European trip in 1962. The annual banquet April in Paris, was met with enthusiasm by the entire group. The dinner was served by candlelight at Le Cafe de Paris, as members enjoyed a complete four-course French meal. The credit for the banquet's success belongs to Chairmen Sandy Rapp, Paula Stevie, .John Carlson, Tom Gibson, and Carol Waters. Treasurer, Sandy Olin Secretary. Nancy Spear Sue Wedin and John Carlson dance to Dinner by candlelight. French music. 52 The Other Brothers entertain. Advisor. Mrs. Jole Hansen

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Vico Pres., Sharon Porterfield Secretary, Karen Wolf President, Potty Hauser Membership growth and extend- ed activities have marked the second year of FBLA. A cupcake sale at the beginning of the school year raised funds for the club's treasury. Business speakers were featured at the meetings and a potluck din- ner. During February, FBLA members were invited to give a skit for a Dads' Club meeting. MCA Sxplores Business World Treasurer, Jody Jensen Reporter, Carol Lompkin Mrs. Englcrt, left, was the speaker at the potluck dinner. Present, also, were, left to right, Carol Lamp- kin, Mrs. Esholman and Mrs. Thornton, advisors, and Mrs. Klossncr. FBLA members enjoy tho friendly atmosphere. Mrs. Thornton, Mrs. Klossnor, Carol Lampkin, Mrs. Eshelman, and Karen Wulf dish up at the potluck dinner. 51

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President, Gary Mage Spanish Club (Joes Native The big event of the year for this club was the annual Spanish style Christmas party. Club members entered into the atmosphere of a Spanish-speaking Mexican cafe. Games were played and refresh- ments were served. Enthusiasm mounted as the pinata was struck at and missed. Everyone scurried to get a share of the gifts when it was finally shattered. At one of the meetings, Barbara Vaughan spoke on the Spanish countries and their problems. Mrs. McGill, advisor, fixes the blindfold on Kathy Thomas while Sue Trullinger looks on. Treasurer, Don Hershey Carol White, Jim Bobcock, and Don Hershey help Kothy Thomas get reedy to hit the pinata. Others watching are, left to right, Nancy Andring, Sandy Wosolowski, Kothy Graves, Debbie Kuhns, and Sue Trullinger. 53