Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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CHESS CLUB Chess Club Officers: President, John Goodale CLeftD and Vice-President, Barry Johnson . Chess club was formally organized this year with a total of nine members. They met before school, when they could, to battle wit against wisdom on the chess board. Although they had a small turnout this year. They have hopes of expanding next year. 32 Chess Club 1 Club members: Left to Right, Randy lVIar- tin and David Gimmey look on as Johnson prepares to move . Other members include Chris Eckman, Mitch Lackey, IVlike Hel- lard and Nathan Sellers . ? ,jg I LG' P -f'V41:Y a '. fl-f ' 4 llia,.r,,l4Qq l'4 v +.,'f'eef+,,T4'ff t fl, '+ff ? 3'v r,,.,:':'4Q+ 'fl'-ras .bit ,QQ it Q4 Would you move before I break your glass- es over your teeth .

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V , . . N-q K . T.V. TECH. The main highlight in the TV Tech class this year was their showing at the IVlass Media Competition held at IVlt. Hood Community College. The Pontes boys scored a first in their documentary of The Vanishing Breed , the story of the cowboy, and were chosen Best in Category in newscasting. work. Brad Brown and Guy Townsend hard at s T A at N ' x Ed WaIter Cronkite Pontes Bob IVliIIs checks his focus LfHA'VRs

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HUNOR SOCIETY This year's National Honor Society Chap- ter at WHS was led by President Dan Sul- livan, Vice President Dave Couch, and Secretary-Treasurer Julie Crosvvell. Hon- or Society is open to all upperclassmen who have achieved outstanding academic records in their high school years. They sponsored many successful dances after games and decorated for Graduation. They also conducted their annual induction ceremony for new members in the spring. The club was advised by lVls. Shirley lVlartin. lRightD Hank lVlantz receives his certifi- cate as Honor Society President Dan Sul- livan looks on. Judy Amundson and lllls. lVlartin trade grins as Judy receives her certificate . -as-Q Kerry Deery signs the WHS Chapter Register as she becomes a new member.