Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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IRC Club Officers are: Anne Guard, Social Chaitmang Judy Walton, Secretaryg Rod Burton, Presi- dentg Theresa Schlegel, I-Iistoriang Laurie Bedell, Vice Presidentg and Deana Shaw, Treasurer. I. R. C. Plans A. F. a Under the advisory of Mr. Ruehlman, IRC Club began planning for SWIRL. They elected Ambassadors to coun- tries, which were Sharee Fox, Laurie Dayton, Lynda Smith, and Suzi Lindgren. SWIRL was held at Clark College for two days. At this time the members of IRC learned more about the policies of the United Nations. IRC sponsored a Foreign Exchange Student day, where foreign exchange students from various cities came to Waslloii- gal and stayed :for two days. They got acquainted with the students and gave interesting talks about their country and their customs. An evening was enjoyed by both foreign ex- change students and members at a dance, provided with live music.

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Annual Slave Sale Headlines Latin Club Year 1 r The members of Latm Club relax on the lawn after a strenuous slave week l1t1n Club Offrcus are C Drrlcnc Wurzer Secretary 60 latin Club 1rolT1pton Pxesldent Lmda Bught V1u.Pr1.s1dent md Latrn Club lmmedrately started plannmg for therr annual slave sale and banquet wrth the help of thexr stdvlsor Mrs Lola Phrpps after sthool began An auctron was held where the auctloneer oe Ogle sold the first year Latrn students to therr new masters those who had com pleted therr frrst year of the Latrn language The slaves were forced to do certain things to prove thelr qualrficatrons After the sale the masters lost no tlmc rn gettrng therr new slases adjusted to the new way of llfe They walted wlth collars to charn to the necks of therr slay es rn order to prove ovs nershup The slases were under the command of thelr masters for one wcclx prror to the banquet At the Latm banquet everyone wore Ro man dress and ate the same types of foods that were serv ed to the Romans The slaves sat and ate on the floor after servrng therr After the slaves flnxshed cleanrng up the mess from the banquet the masters xssued therr slases the manum1ss1on papers tellrng them that they were free and now a part of Latrn Club . , . , V A . 7 J , f ' I , ' 6 . . K i L . 7 ' L - I . 7 . I . I wld.. 51? . 1 ' 1 f 5' masters at the tables. K , . .A , rf xl . rim., s I A l , - A . w 1 1

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Officers: Evelyn Crispien, Treasurer: Becky Luoma, Secretary, Lois Cotton, Vice Presidentg and Sharyl Alder, President. Volleyball, basketball, and baseball tournaments, sparked energy into the members of the Girl's Athletic Association. The members displayed their pep at meetings, where they showed strength and agility with their skill produced from extensive practice. Two Mother-Daughter nights were held to arouse Mothers interests in the organization, and to give the mothers a chance to participate in activities. A bike hike was held, where the members enjoyed an afternoon of bicycling to LaCamas Lake. A playday was held in Chehalis and Olympia, where girls at' tended to learn new ideas to present to the other members. At the end of the year, Sharyl Alder was chosen as most inspirational member, and also had the honor of being most outstanding player. Ollicers of GAA were: Sharyl Alder, Presi- dent, Lois Cotton, Vice President, Becky Luoma, Secretary, and Evelyn Crispien, Treasurer. G. A. A. Sponsors Ann I 'v' UH. F. as ri 62 GAA Barb goes for a home run.