Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)
- Class of 1917
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' ' ' -11. .,....,......,..., . ,..................... ,',11' M11 j X 'i1l'1111s ...... ............,......,..... . ,.,.., ,,.. 1 , 11W1'111'11111 Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Board of Control l beniurs CLASS OFFICERS Donald Watson llzabeth McKinley Fleanor Vaughan Ruth Allen Alvxa Young Mabel Brothers, Alvla Young Class Colors Green and Gold Class Flower Red Clover Class Motto Flther fmd a way or make one 1 u elm EDWARD A ALBEN College Preparalorv Course uum nskttlnll 2 In l,lllfSlhll Xt-run S N li nd of Control P skmtlmtll :pt tl s Nklflllll ulhlll I :sth 1 4 1 1 RUTH ALLEN College Preparatorx' Course I I :ss I,lKNIdf'lll 1 xnxx lluss X ne Presnlrnt l 'S ilu ll 1 ll xlhl 1 I llmxu nm tlll NOLA B ANDREVVSI Collage Preparatory Cow bg ns lillllllll ll vb skmlblll s N MARY KATHARINE BERSCH OL rzeral Course ll I I nsunu th I nn CHESTER BLAIR College Praparatory Course oth Ill N skxib ull I l I CLARENCE A BOWMAN General Course XHX 1 PIISIII 1 Il llsm lu I S 1 zu H1 ll'1Ll n 'I'r4-z .'urvr Ph '- :Il 'am I lin. all II, I lin: ' 1 Il, I To lu- llll'l'l'y bvsi lmm-mm-, juu. Glu- Club 2, Il, I Ph ' -n n mtllinn Sl. I XVI 3 ' in hu smi v :md ma wr. Fu 2 I Clam: llmtbznll I lin: ' 1 I Class Cross-Cuunlry I Glu- Club I Iilvv Club SvI'rvtal1'y I Mall - Qllill'Il'tII' I Mk' I Du or lil-. llc- -N' Stuff I, I Class Vicv- :'l-nl 2 D1-l ll ' I Ill 'I' Club 2, I lin-I V1'rvin I Claus: Play 2. Il Alk' I lfillll would I climb. l I l I'L'Ill' In I'nll. MARGARET BRACE General Course llblll 1tl11 111 sk1tI11Il I 1 llltlt 111 1 klllgll ROBERT VERNON BRADSHAW College Preparatory Course 1 IIISQINI X1111 1 t11 I1 tl t I11 I-xlllIX I1 ETHEL BROTHERS Domashc Arts Cours1 S N ll II II11 1 ns tu In 1l1p1111l11l ll 1 MABLE BROTHERS Domestzc Arts Course sk1tl11II 9 I 1pt1111 huskc-thfnll I 1 11111 I 1x1-h'1ll '3 .111n11th1111 9 'S IIIIN ll lu 11t11 IIUIIII ghiu ml f IS 1 Fourteen l'I11'1-1 1 '1 I lflll - 1 1, I Alk' I My Ill' 11 1 - 1 ' 11111 is. Alk' I II1- '-'-'1 I Gii' -I wil il lirs ' 1' ' 1' -1lg1'. 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N ROBERT DuBOlS f ullabn Pnparatorx 6 um Sl N Q lllt S lin 1 4X x N I N su lilul 4 I Ill CHARLES FLETCHER COIILSL Prcparaiorj COIll.5L ll 1 'lllS1 ESTHER GERRARD Commercial Course I DUI I UI1N XXX! 4 shmx In ll I lflilll if we JOHN HAMILTON HARVEY General Course s 'I N I labs Serge mt di Allllb 3 Dc-ntl 3 4 Iloc Huh I Scrgc lllf xt Arms Ilu Ilub I B nd of l111111u I Xccrvtturx lfflhlllfl Board of l'llliIlLf, -I 1 luis Illlullllg but Wclmtu s plulxgmlul gx IQ 1111tILr GEORGE HILSTROM College Preparatory Course J utsmhxr V11-1111 I 11111s IS vnu ls sofi and on th1l1g llllullllk5 xulllnt WILLARD HOLLENBECK General Course Iilsklthlll 2 3 4 uk I ross I ountrv 'I I Iluss Basohlll 'I I llnskcthull NIn111g11 I I in lootb ull IIISIIIII m 'supllolnnrm BISIID 1 1 uum 1 liusllu ss NI nnugvr I l 155 lxuum Fu lsunr I lwuum CPIISOY' I Ilass l'rc xsurcr I 001 Illlll md Lolluiul Slllt N 1151 Ill Ilu uoxld lu xxlll WANDA F H von KETTLER Sixteen College Preparatory C ourse Oxulustra I I2ILllIllrlt0I'W 2 Plll'0ll0llllthllll 2 I I llvutsmlu-r V1 run 'I I u I lu 1 lhskctball 2 Illss Plly 2 Nlods und lupks :ml nu Ithul SlllIll5 ' Qlas: I. ag 2, II 1 1? S , ' 1 , . -1 -z - : in 1 Allis ., . , , Q! i . i . bl ' . ' I ' 11- - - -' :, 1 Tl' 3 HI' Q' 1' 1 I '. an 2 5 ' 3 1 'x 'ljrz - 51, 4 la: 1' nf, ,- lflybtlmlf 4 A ' Ca 5 1 3 4 .' - 1:-11112 Glv- Clul I 3 Ly , 2, 3, 4 1 11 -- Play :1 1531 I Q . --1, - -' C z 1 .', 1, , xr - r ., G1 -- I I 2, 4 3 FRANCIS KOPRA K A Q Collngn Prnparatorv 1 mum r 1 IHI li l utsm hu x x S I In ul s n lm x1 hui EMMA ELEANOR KOSKI Commerczal Course 1 n mn ll nor liusmblll muu ll 1 miss LLOYD LA LONDE College Prnparatory Courxc un uischu X ll slhlll xkdhnll sehlll uk IIIIS k schll loutlnll f s skfthlll lrx ln xv. EDWARD LANDERHOLM College Preparatory Course u uum Lumum Pnsldlni I uk 'K css l munhs nor l k f :pt uux Stull s S4 lg: Int us u 1 X noblu. lld S4 zu nlun ff' 'lbs-f ELILABETH McKlNLEY General Course I I ll mm lilll Ill lu :sun r P1111-nom xthl ' u I lllt I llltl x I horu Dcutsmhcr Vcrun I I 4 rkx s mxxlx xx Ishul xx lth dm xx I mug DOROTHY McLANE College Preparatory Luumr, C001 sf h ull rmhrx Inls 4 I ' lummxtlnm I S umtnx Phronun xthxxn I Onlustru 'S 4 Ilxss I dltfll' 3 llzutsnlur Xcrun I s 1 1 Blcssul NXIUI ullglnulltx IRMA MINKLER College Preparatory Coursc l'hI I num xthl Ill 1 xx :rm hc It CARMA CAROLINA MITCHELL General Course I' IN Iuka txxl ight too hu cluskx hu lnghtecn DSCS Class Editor 2 film- Chl 1, I Ph ' -I 1 'I 2. IS, I '- ' z 'un I Y i ' --I' 'vsid ' Cl: ss I Sm- ' ' ' z rj Class' 3 Girls' I s .xlk'A I 4 Sh 1 lm .' us clvzxr :ls Ill nr I-4 .' lnl ' Bax- z 1, 2 lialskvthalll 1, 2 Svc -: E' 1' ' 5' GI 'I' Iluh I I h ' ' a ': I , ,I g .'0 ': iz 1 Iilnsf 'lay 2 Mk' I . 1 l I A 'z t -:I 1' and ax clvur hruiu. Hu- ry as stars ul' twilight fuirg l' , , z'r. HILDEGARDE MOORE fu 114 ral Courac ,., Ilm un CARRIE NELSON Commerczal Courbf I UI ska th ull II UU S ISDIIH N IIIIIII llll OSI PALMER PETITE Fnglzslz Courau Il D 1 N II nth nhl x MARIE PIERCE Cumral Course st Ib l'l11z num lthl lu IIINLIIII Yu sksihlll smile s Nllliltlll HIM' Iflulr I, 2. 25 I .I -'irl in an us: I. I'll 'UIIUIIIQIIIIIZIII II. I Iml ml' Iizlsm-hull I, II, I lin: z I, 2. Ii, I IRIN' CIIIID 23 . II l ki 1 5 'l1II,' ' I - 'I . . 4 . W , 'Frau-k 3, I GI-- Clul fl I.Xl'l'llIll 2, Ii, I High Schuul Iizuul I firms:-1101111 'y II A yum ni' Vurv a 'liI,'. N I 7 P lin. all 3 Glvx' IIIIIII Zi, I '- 1 'z I. 2, I IN' 'f'0illI lin: - a I .X .' ' - for all has fhv. AURORA AUGUSTA POTTER College Preparatory Course I I us 5lLl'lfllN Ilnxs surctnrs an lu ISKIIQI 2 u F ub Phllllillll lfhllll 1 4 ll s Pl n f,HlllSfI'l 1 lutsahu Nlrun Q KFQQIIW Fulsulu Dclllslllu Nunn l 101 n 'I Ill il It uollnng Iuka 0 multura and lppllmu MARCELLE REYMOND General Course Blskftlnll 2 X Jullx gurl lb slu THERESA ROONEY General Course G ll llub l I,hI'l'll0IlllthlllI '2 SKIIIOI Blsihlll 4 X mmd It pc-.lu YXltll ull NORA SCHANE Twen ly General Course hlm- Club 2, 3 4 Baseball 4 lhsketball 1, 2, 5, I Pl1rvn0nl.ltl11.ll1 2, 3, I IJ:-utaclu-r Vc-run 4 Allu 4 Shi rr-llshul .1 Jokl .und pun rqulnul lll lax: -:','1 1:.'.' Sf' 'z ga d '-as Gln ,I I., 2,4 11 a ss am, 2. , 14- -' 1,4 . S... ,I 5.-' was .,. . '.. .. ',., 1 .XIk'l ,XII inl ' 5.1 .li ' 1 ' ' 'l--I . 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FRANK WILLISTON lollcgc Preparatorv Course nh snhnt m ll IJ xxx lun llxx Bum 1 S lL 1 x s um n 1 n sc GRACIE EVELYN WOOLF Gemral Course l 1 X ALVIA YOUNG Collage Preparufnrv Courv sc h ll lskn lhflll 4 I ass Xthlc I I I on u Lletn x L l ms: tum n Us f s 1- 'Em IN MFMORIAM I-rances Cooper lun nlu lluu 1917 Clilass rupijetp Taps sauntered lelsurely down Flfth Avenue at 9 10 on December 24 1924 Taps was of no defmlte breed Once he had be n accused of belng part fox terrler but you cant always belleve those wlldcat tales Taps doubted lt hlmself He passed a manslon lxghted llke a fatry castle He sniffed the alr greedlly Stralns of muslc reached hls eats Bemg of a curxous nature he ll'lN6SIlg3I6CI The wmdow behmd the palms was open not wlde but wlde enough for Taps slender body to squeeze through New Yorkers are always on the alert for cholce blts of gosstp so Taps crouched and llstened Ive just arrlved a soft volce was saymg so please tell me all about everybody Humph' snorted Taps A regular coquette Here s where I learn some thmg Wlth all my heart MISS Potter answered a deep mascullne volce Who shall be flrst that tall dlstmgulshed lookmg personage w1th the eyeglass? That s johnny Harvey Hls uncle left htm a legacy and hes llvmg on the Interest Looks lt doesnt he? That chubby young lady ln purple IS Madame Wanda Frederlcka Hlldegarde von Kettler We saw her last mght on Broadway She s yampmg ln The Lloness We also have another actress Carma Mltchell She has succeeded Theda Bara tn the movles Those people by the piano? Why they are Miss Rooney and Mr Hollen beck of Hollenbeck 8: Fooney French Halr Dressmg Establlshment Margaret Brace IS happlly married to an old Southern Colonel Poor but proud and all that you know She ns talkmg to Greta Smlth who IS now an heiress lookmg for a husband Oh of course I knew you d recogmze Mr Du Bots He bullt the brldge whnch spans Lake Superxor Great man' Marcelle Reymond IS engaged ln expoundmg new theorles m the art of agrlculture That young lady to whom she IS talkmg IS Eleanor Vaughan At present Mlss Vaughan lS very much mterested m a dalry farm You wlll remem ber that they always held an attractlon for her That dlstxngulshed lookmg lady ? She rs our Amerlcan ambassadress to Russla Mlss Koskt The other dlstmgulshed one IS of course you know Mlss Shafer the defeated candldate for the Presldency of tne Umted States Her tdeas were much too radlcal That meek lookmg man? Why that s Chester Blanr He had a hard tlme gettlng here Hts wlfe sees that he puts on hls rubbers before he goes out and retlres promptly at 8 30 every evenmg Those two young ladles who Just entered arc the Brothers ststers They re dolng a llttle vodvtl stunt Good? Of course' That cranky lookmg one? You could tell she was a school teacher a mlle off Thats Hlldegrade Moore Presxdent of U of W Those gentlemen who are snubblng each other so successfully are F Kopra edttor of the Intellectual Magazlne and Mr Palmer Pettte Mr Petlte sent three volumes of hts latest poetry to the Intellectual Mr Kopra scornfully rejected lt and now they dont speak That cynlcal lookmg woman IS Madame Andrews She IS a reformer practlces on eyerybody The stately lady beslde her IS Mlss Bersch emment cublst lf you go near her shell want to cube you sure I u Fllllj f ur .-., , - . . D . - . N4 . , . . . . v ' ' . , . Y 1 1 H , . . .. . . H , . 11 I yy It v ' . 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V V V . . . - . . , , . . v 4- n That graceful sylph llke creature IS MISS Allen who IS captlvatlng all New York Wlfh her latest aesthetlc dances At thls polnt Taps slghed audlbly Gee' he Sald ThlS guy IS sure wlndy' Captaln Schmltz lS one of our noble New York pollcemen contlnued the speaker Nora Schane and Esther Gerard are ln partnershlp Dr Schane IS a sur geon MISS Gerrard lS her undertaker They do the largest buslness ln New York Hon Mr WIIIISIOH IS Senator from Washlngton He just made a speech lastlng twenty four hours on prohlbltlng chlldren under three from runnlng auto moblles That rather tattered old gentleman IS Donald Watson He sells necktles shoestrlngs and suspenders on the streets Poor old fellow' Lost hlS fortune ln Wall Street Remember Carrle Nelson and Marle PIBFCCU They changed thelr names to Neyllson and Pyrce and keep an CXCIUSIVC style shop Edwln j Landerholm IS the sausage klng Gee whlz' snorted Taps lndlgnantly Is that the cur9 Charles Fletcher IS superlntendent of the Fletcher Old Ladles Home That antlquated dusty looklng belng IS the dlstlngulshed archaeologlst C Archer Bowman He recently unearthed the Lepldoslren and Plessosaur MISS Mlnkler IS preparlng boys for West Polnt Elsle Ueltschl IS happlly marrled to a German Baron That dalnty gentleman IS George HllStF0m He keeps a tea room on M3dlSOH Square Mr Bradshaw IS a naturallst Dont go near hlm He usually carrles one or two darllng pet boa constrlctors ln hls pockets Ellzabeth McKlnley IS the head of a matrlmonlal bureau Wealthy matches MISS Woolf and MISS Stanley are ln charge of a large ammunltlon plant They are always playfully tOSSlng bombs about Mr Webber IS a SCWlHg machlne agent That lmpresslve looklng fellow who IS evldently poslng IS AIVIZ Gordon Young matlnee ldol very popular wlth the ladles Delmar Caldwell IS maklng soap box speeches on The Rlghts of a Husband Oh yes here l ve been talklng away and forgot to congratulate you on your wonderful concert the other nlght MISS Potter l enjoyed lt lmmensely Thank you Mr La Londe ventured the soft VOICC Dont you thlnk lt dear of Mrs Sterllng to glVC us fhlS party ln her lovely home? But tell me how you happen to know about everybody SIHCC lve been ln Europe Ive lost track of everythlng Oh thats easy I have to ln order to hold down my Job Im soclety reporter for the News There that man who just entered lS Edward Alben Clfy dog catcher H By jove' what s thls ' For Taps had deCldCd that It was tlme for hlm to leave and had made a dash for the wlndow You llttle wretch' sald the man grasplng hlm by the neck I know what well do Wlth you shlp you to Dorothy McLane She leads a llfe of slngle blessedness ln South Amerlca among her kennels of thoroughbred dogs Nlx' snlffed Taps scornfully No old malds for mlne and wlth a sudden lerk he leaped to the wlndow slll and llt on the pavement outslde Wow' What an escape' he sald breathlessly Gee what I know now' and Taps sauntered lelsurely on down Flfth Avenue D Mc Twenty fu e U . . . . . . v ' l . . ,, . . . . H ,, . U . . . ,, U . . . . ,, . 9 H . . . , . . 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Ill-la-ll Iiivs. Tllflpper Elumms anim lower Sentara Irene Beard Oscar Gerrard Theresa Flynn lcotl Cam Nlcrlm Becker I ieda Bleseckcr llazel Shattuck Sydney Hayslip Tilla Beatty Iennmgs Andrews Vera Overly Clara Willard Oliver Dawson Harold Whelan Mayme Davis Irene Goodnight Elwood Caples uth Claassen Helen Griffith Nita Clark Welssert Andreson ltena Parsons joe Wise Helen Kxes George Williston Beryl Shellhart Standish Smith Helen Zaharis Bernard Morris Arthur Osborne Eldon Brezee Cora Hjertaas Eleanor Chapman Naomi Coffield Frances Lietz Ernest Theidemann lmna Fletcher XX esley Shattuck Phyllis Schoonover Mildred Smith Louise Sanders Grace Vance Gerry Woolf The soul of woman is her clothes I never done nuthm I If I had a thunderbolt m mme eye I could tell who should die Far off her coming shone As that man is born an artist this man is born an angler Her own frowns are fairer far than the smiles of other maidens are I never knew her sweetness until she smiled on me Better slip with foot than tongue In listening mood she seemed to stand the guard ian Nalad of our class Beware the fury of a patient man Beauty is its own excuse for living One who takes pleasure in the dreary intercourse of daily life Beware thy appetite' His conduct wrong with his argument right Pretty Baby Good morning to you Brevity IS the soul of wit A very useful adjunct and an ornament to society Never refuse Handsome IS as handsome does I find the fool when I behold the screen for tis the wise mans interest to be seen How the world loves a lover Come not within the measure of my wrath She looks as though nails would melt in her mouth Gloomy as the night he stands One vast substantial smile Away with him away with him' He speaks Latin There was a little girl she had a little curl right in the middle of her forehead Never do today what you can do tomorrow Shine your heels' He just blew in from nowhere A friend to all enemy to none A hundred times have I wished I were not here What IS to be is bound to be so nothing worries me Her cheeks are so red and her eyes so brown Slow but sure For she was Jes the quiet kmd whose natures never vary Those frlends you know are our upper crust not upper ten thousand I would rather be than seem to be I learned life from the poets Virtue is its own reward The mildest manners and the gentlest heart No man can lose what he never had ROYAL IVIUMFORD Tu uzly IIIHL , . , J z ' .... . .......... 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KFYSTONE Cozvrrm' By Leta Denny Reel I Scene I Freshmen enter I-I S door look around in awe yeered at by upper classmen rescued by compassionate teacher steered to roll room sooth ing syrup administered assembly first class tsome to English eight others to Geometry fourj Scene II Enter Freshie into Fnglrsh eight approaches teacher with much trembling informed as to right room mit Freshie lost in hall rescued by Senior directed to Inglrsh four rapid flow of Jeers quick exit more wandermgs peeps through door of English tour sees classmates enters room full sits on front seat sinks down with sigh of relief Reel ll Scene I Assembly Donald Watson on stage First stunt Freshie fed milk much yoy manifested on part of upper classmen Second stunt attempt to rapidly consume crackers much merrrmcnt tuneful whistle and reward Reel 111 Scene I First class meeting Soph comes to door looks in ordered away by Freshre meeting proceeds officers elected meeting adjourned exit class meet inquisitive Soph on way flash on screen Don t stick your nose into our class meetings Scene II Class party entci groups of Frcshies games in gym much laughter Cali EXIT Reel IV Scene I On athletic field Sophs appear vs Freshies much confusion game begms much excitement Sophs defeated SXII with angry exclamations Freshies faces radiant enter juniors with heads held high yeers game I'reshres approach with somc mrsgnings Scniois defeated almost t J exit Reel V Scene I Hard study much anxiety as to becoming Sophs past baby stage are now Sohps feeling of importance exit until next year President Cameron Signs Vice President Lester Davis Secretary Vivian Vaughan Treasurer Elmer Beard Sergeant at Arms George King Class Editor Lita Denny llrull ll , g V . . . v 5 I . . 2 Y .Q , f . . . . 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W X lxyh s, Fl 0 'Q-7 v 2, - YKQX -A F A ggi-XT M v 6 if Jfnnthall At the begunnung of the year the prospects for a wunnung team looked very dauk Although there was a large turnout for football there bemg about twenty fuxe 'tot one of them were letter men Coupled wuth thus was the fact that Mr Kutchen our new coach was an enture stranger to the men so he had a duffucult problem to solve However under hus able and tureless coaehung the team progressed rapudly 'und proy ed to be a scrappy bunch throughout the season Our team was very lught ayeragung one hundred and forty seven pounds Nune games were played durung the season two practuce games and seven schedule games We won four and lost fuve We had a game scheduled wutu Astorua Hugh but ut was canceled by Astorua jack Skonung our captaun dropped hus scnool work before football was over und jummy Webber was elected captaun for the remaufuder of the season A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE GAMES S n W Thus was the furst game of the season beurug a praetuce game It was played on W S S D fueld and resulted un a yuctory for V H S We kucked our goal whule they fauled un theur attempt V H S O and ALUMNI 20 Alumnu puoved too much for us and we went down to defeat V H S 0 and ABERDEEN 48 Thus was our furst scheduled game and was played at Ab rdeen Although we were outweughed and outplayed we put up one of the scrappuest games of the season Moore our star fullback was hurt un thus game and was forced to quut patt of the season He was able to play later on however and got unto enough games to make hus letter V H S I2 and WASHOUGALH S 14 Thus was our thurd game and was play ed at home We were defeated Wash ougal gettung away wuth two fake runs and kuekung theur goals whule we fauled uuu ouu attempts at goal V H S I2 and OREGON CITY H S 1 Thus game was played at Oregon Cuty and was a good fast game resultung un a vuetory for V H S We also put up a scrappy game there V H S 20 and MUTES O Thus game was plaved at home un a sea of unud Owung to the muddy fueld many fumbles were made and one or two unuddy faces went to the locker rooun after the game 101111 tu A . I A . b. I . ' L I I M . V . Y . I- . 1 ' u' ' 'I ' . 5 . V. H. . -7 a d . S. S. D. A6 . T. . . I I In I ' . . . A ,H T' I T 7 This was also a practice gaune and was played on the home grounds. The ' ' ' e . .I D . , , V I . I I I . v y ' . Y I . 1 i Q . J - l - pf v H s 14 and JAMES JOHN H s o Thls game was also played at home and was another v1ctory It was played 1n the morn1ng 1nstead of the afternoon ow1ng to the W S C aga1nst Oregon U game 1n Portland V H S 0 and MCMINNVILLF H S 20 We were defeated at MCMlHVVlllC but were Just outwelghed and outplayed ln th1s game V H S 0 and OREGON CITY 7 Oregon C1ty came here th1s t1me and got revenge on us After the game the jumor and Sen1or g1rls gave a banquet for the O C H S and V H S football teams lt surely was great and was enJoyed by all who attended Thanks g1rls' The men w1nn1ng V s thls year were Haysl1p center SlgUS r1ght guard Dye left guard Webber r1ght tackle Bla1r left tackle Shattuck r1ght end Honan left end W1lson quarter back Moore full back Young left half and Norel1us r1ght half Cameron S1gns r1ght guard made h1s f1rst football letter when a Freshman whlch IS somethmg unusual SCORES OF GAMES AHS WHS OCHS MHS CH Total 58 Total Our second team was also a scrappy bunch and a great deal of Cfedlf IS due them as they were always w1ll1ng to get out 1n the mud and glVC the f1rst team thelr da1ly pract1ce They also showed up well 1n the three games they played w1nn1ng two and loslng one They scored th1rty three POIHIS as aga1nst s1x fox the1r opponents Thexr f1rst game was Wlth Frankl1n grade school at Frankl1n It resulted 1n a vlctory for V H S 6 to 0 They were defeated 1n the1r second game Wlth the W S S D seconds tm to 0 on W S S D grounds but nevertheless they played a good game The1r th1rd and last game was also a v1ctory over Frankl1n at home 21 to 0 It was also a good fast game INTERCLASS FOOTBALL Great r1valry was shown fhlS year 1n the mterclass football games Three games were played to dCCldC the champ1onsh1p The Semors played the jumors and were v1ctor1ous 6 to 0 The Freshmen defeated the Sophomores 14 to 0 so the great struggle lay between the Sen1ors and Freshmen Th1s game was somewhat of a fake as the Freshmen were defeated 29 to 0 Blalr playmg left half for the Sen1ors sustalned a d1slocated ankle 1n the th1rd quarter and was replaced by Du BOIS I zrly I111 1 v.H.s. ............. 0 . . . ..,,...... M48 V.H.S. ............. 12 . . . ..,. . .... ....14 V.H.S. ............. l2 .... ..... ...7 v. H. s. ............. 20 W. s. s. D. .,.. . .... .. o v. H. s, ............. 14 J. J. H. s ............ o v. H. s. ............. 0 . . . .......... ...29 v. H. s. ............. o o. . . s. ........ H67 FIRST TEAM 1 nn an ,L u I Vlllllltl SECOND TEAM lx rr u 1 srdon I u III 1 4 Xrtlnu Osborn in u vu lhmlld XX :hun I' nrly four -l - , Alv': Yuun-, NYiIl:nrcI lIulIvnlm4-ck. Lluyml Lal. mhz limlmuml llc-I' f Q ' 3 'W X 1 ...T , 2 C. 'I' 1 I-:N Fm 1: 1' 1'ulu-I, lirllvst 'l'lu-imlvnmnn. . ' : ' , I 'l'll1ll'liv Nl rris, lim gg 1 ' Iii-ull. igaskethall Lots of enthuslasm was shown thls year tn basketball Out of a squad of lbout thtrty Coach Kltchen ptcked a team whlch went through a successful sea on Although outscored m pomts we won slx of the eleven games played Nlunger was the only letter man on the squad Several of the flrst team men dxd not get a letter on account of not gettlng mto enough games The season opened wlth a vletory at home over Battle Ground H S Vancouver took the lead at the flrst and held lt throughout the entxre game When the game was safely tucked away Coach kitchen gave some of the second team men 1 chance Nlunger uas hlgh pomt man scormg 18 pomts V H S 4 FOREST GROVE H S 39 Forest Glove proved too much for us and defeated us easlly 39 to 4 Their t am vork and accurate basket stootlng won the game for them V H S 4.3 RIDGEFIELD H S 20 Our th1rd game resulted IH another vlctory over Rtdgefleld Thts game ltke our flrst was never ln doubt as we held the lead throughout Munger and Norelxus scored 23 and 14 polnts respectlvely V H S 28 YACOLT HIGH 5.3 Th1s 'une was played at Yacolt and resulted tn a defeat for us We were V H S I5 FRANKLIN H S 33 Th1s 'mme was played at home and resulted 1n another defeat Frankltn s supeuor team work and basket shooting won the game for them V H S .39 ESTACADA I7 The team went to I-stacada for thls game and outclassed them tn all depart ments of the game wlnmng 39 to lr Hollenbeck and LaLonde playmg guard for V H S shoved up well and gave thetr forwards no chance to shoot fleld baskets Munger scored 23 polnts tn thxs game V H S 21 WASHOUGAL H S 20 BV defeating Washougal we gamed a clatm to the County Champlonshlp We made the trlp tn a rattllng good Ford and put mto use the best headllght avaxlable Thus was the fastest game of the season and nelther team led by more than 3 pomts at any tlme V H S 37 ESTACADA 18 Estacada came down here this ttme but was defeated agaln They showed lmprovement over thelr fxrst game wlth us but superlor team work won the game for us V H S 20 IAMES jOHN H S 48 Handncapped by a strange floor we were defeated 'lt james john 48 to 20 LaLonde playlng guard for V H S starred scorlng 6 of the 20 potnts V H S 39 j H S james john gave us a return game and we scored another vtctory 39 to 27 The score at the end of the flrst half was 21 to 20 m favor of V H S but they tnghtened up nn the second half and held james john down Forty fzvt S I U . . y x s N ,X ' ' I V. . .29 B. G. H. S. 15 . x 1 ' ' N. ' y w' 3 y . v Y -u V. Y xc c . V q I , ' I . , . . ' Qc ' . - ' uutclrssed in this game, being on the small end of the score all through the game. ' gf X ' . ' . ' 's 1 ' ' . ' - I L y . v . . . ., ., , I . . . . . V-j. . . . 27 V H S 25 FOREST GROVF H S 39 Our last game of the sea on was played at Forest Grove and resulted m a defeat 30 to 23 It was a clean fast game and our boys showed ll11pl0VCl'lTCIlI our thelr flrst game wlth Forest Grove Munger scored I8 pomts for V H S Total scores at end of season V H S Opponents After Yacolt defeated us they went to Washougal and were defeated W then went to Washougal and defeated them thereby gammg a tltle to the County Champuonshrp Washougal and Yacolt came to V H S and played whrch resulted m a vlctory for Yacolt We then scheduled a game wlth Yacolt at home to decude the County Champ onshlp but the game was called off by Yacolt The fxrst team men vtere Munger tcaptamj Behsle Norehus Alben La londe Young Hollenbeck and Blaxr All the men put up a clean fast game and prox ed to be a scrappy bunch Hollenbeck who played safety guard scored hls only fleld ba ket of the year m the econd game wlth james john Neverthele s he proyed a very xaluable man and played hls posntxon well The second team also put up a good fast game and won three of the fnve ames played They defeated the Presbyterlan Church team twrce Franklm Crade School once and were defeated by Franklm Hlgh seconds and Battle Cround H1 h The men who showed well were Shattuck Watson Osborne Beall Nlorrls Carmlchael Therdelmann and Honan They turned out every nlght Total pomts at end of season V H S Opponents ln the mtercla s serles the champxonshlp agam lay between the Senlots and te Freshn en But hlstory repeated Itself agam and the Senlors von the basket ball champronshlp The score at the end of the flrst half was 9 9 But m the econd half the Freshmen scored only l pomt whmle the Sentors were scormg 8 The wmnmg team was composed of Alben Hollenbeck Webber LaLonde Watson and Young GI t LS BASKETBALL The gurls also had a strong basketball team They played tvlo games wlth outsxde schools wmnmg one and losmg one The ftrst game was wlth Washougal md resulted m a victory The other game was with Camas Hxgh but our glrls met wlth defeat The score at the end of the flrst half was 8 to 6 m favor of V H S but they falled to make any pomts m the second half whtle Camas grrls scored 4 The flrst team was composed of Vlola Studer Luctlle Vaughan Mabel Brothers Cora Hyertaas Dula Kmght Clara Ueltschl and Doreen Shmnabarger In the mterclass serles the Sophomore glrls were vlctorlous After wmnmg the champtonshlp of the H S they challenged and defeated a plcked team from all the other classes The Sophomore team was composed of Doreen Shmna barger and Beryl Prxce forwards Dula Kmght and Clara Ueltschl centers Vlola Studer and Lucxlle Vaughan guards Iorlg ll Y S y S A .. 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'I - . illirack When our coach gave the call for track men there was a good response At a meetrng of the letter men Srdney Hayslrp was elected captarn The war also kept us out of track meets or has so far The weather also helped as rt kept the track wet most of the trme We have a meet scheduled wrth Franklrn H S but owrng to weather condrtrons we have been unable to stage rt as yet But desprte the weather man and Mars the rnterclass meet was staged one sunny afternoon Thrs was captured by the Senrors wrth 50 pomts Great rnterest was also shown rn the cross country run thrs year l'hrs was staged after many postponements and was won bx the Senrors who scored Zti pornts The Sopnomores were second junrors thrrd and Freshmen fourth The wrnnrng team was composed of Landerholm Watson Caldwell Hollcn beck and Blarr Fd Landerholm the Senror paper box won thrs race and broke the Hrgh bchool record He lowered the record of ll Sb to ll Q0 Koskr and Caldw ll who trnrshed second and thrrd respectrvclx also made a pretty run The Senror track team has rssued a challenge to the lower classrnen but as yet no actron has been taken toward acccptrng rt We were rnvrted to attend the Columbra mdoor meet and the meet at O A C but owrng to the weather condrtrons no men were rn shape to enter these meets mBl1I1l5 Great rnterest was shown rn tennrs thrs sprrng so our coach arranged a te rrrrs tournament A great number haxe entered thrs tournament and there promrscs to be some excrtrng games before the trlt rs settled Some of the most prornrsmg men are Nlunger Osborne Shanedlrng Hollen beck Lalone Qchmrtz Laws and Beal Among the grrls we also have some good players They are Cora Hjertaas Helen Dretlern Frances Westoff and Mabel Brothers 1 nrly 4 rqlri , ,, f ' s , . 1 , . . ., . Y. S Q X H 1 , e, e L - r . . . , . .- , . . at . 1 , 4 . , . . . . ., . - . . . 3 ' , . . 1 ' r f - s t y N. . ' .f . ' ,, , . . . . 1 V . Y I. ' U ' X JY ' X fx 1 ' ' . ' . , W. . . . g 1. , . . V A . , - V ... .v , . . , - . r ' - ' . I I - x w Q- 1 1 xv . , K . t . , -s- . v M- .. X . - . v - , ,s. . . - . . ,. Y Y ' 1' -P' ZBasehalI On account of the war we were almost forced to drop all scheduled games. The weather conditions also delayed spring practice. However, when the sun did manage to shine for a day or two there were a large number of athletes turned out to enjoy the national game. But the war and weather together could not down our baseball spirit, and the class series were played between showers. We also have a game scheduled with Oregon City for May 19, which we hope to play if it doesn't snow or rain. We hope to see a large turn-out to help us along with a victory. The first interclass game resulted in a victory for the juniors over the Seniors by a I2 to l score. This game proved a walkaway for the juniors. The second game resulted in a victory for the Sophomores over the Freshmen by a I2 to 2 score. Another walkaway. The game between the Sophomores and juniors was for the championship of the High School. The juniors won, 8 to l. For the first five innings the Sopho- mores led. l to 0. During the remainder of the game, however, the juniors outclassed their rivals and coupled with errors they won out easily johnson and l-lonan both pitched well The Freshmen and Seniors played a game for the cellar championship which resulted in the Seniors occupying the cellar The score was 10 to 7 Watson playing short for the Seniors made a great one handed catch which caused the crovid to throw exclamations of surprise at him instead of money The juniors have challenged the other classes and a game is arranged be tween them which we wish to play before school is out The junior team is composed of Belisle Honan Becker Osborne Munger Shattuck Wise Gerrard and jamison BASEBALL SQUAD 1 : mi ii.. 1 11? 0 1 I lin u B ull Tom Honm 1 i oral lunge: Pcirson toultu 1 I hltchen William Wilmot Ion Xhsc Nlenlm Baker 0st ir I crrnrd XXIHIS Bmxni in NIor1t7 Sclmuil pfuug I:.1don Brute ldmond Belisle IIWIIIB Goddard Weslty Shattuck 1 Y ' . . , ., ' y - Y 7 Y 1 1 7 9 ' .--111.11 - 131:-nnii1lZ 3 . . Q: V - 4. ,IMI 4. I L Y' Y' 'L v L rl: ' or f- ,W ,... .... .... . . ., W. , W l g 'gi , W z , Il'fl' B ', 1-2 5 In ', I. .. ' I, '1 U R: . .',. 'Q ',.S': 1: . .' 1 .-. -- ' , -',' , '. ' , ' ' , 'r . . . N a lfll vb 1 f fllffiiglii , FLG' f v X DEBATING TEAM A Klucuca- A. IKUXYII-lllll, Frank NYi.llis!1m, llmmld NY:ltson Rox ll Nlllllliilld Duloihw I Ish luhn Hnsu Iflfly two Rebate Resolved That a system of compulsory m1l1tary trammg of the equlvalent of not less than two hours per week should be requxred m the publlc hlgh schools of the State of Washmgton havmg an enrollment of at least twenty boys REVIEW OF THE DEBATING SEASON 16 17 Vancouver Hlgh School enjoyed a most successful debatmg season thls year Although we won no great honors we worked and fought for them We won and we lost Our VICIOFICS encouraged us our losses made us wiser Eleven students contested for places on the debatmg teams Mrs Sterlmg Mr Herrxck and Mr Reeves were the judges and chose Miss Cash and Messrs W1lllSIOH Mumford Bowman Watson and Harvey to represent V H S tn the Clarke County Debat mg League The flrst debates were scheduled December 5 1916 wlth Camas and Rxdge fleld Mr WIIIISIOU and Mr Mumford coached by Mr Herrlck were to uphold the negative agamst Camas Camas forfelted the debate The Rldgefleld nega trve team won the dec1s1on over the V H S affxrmatlve team composed of Mr Bowman and Mr Harvey at Rrdgefx ld The Vancouver team was ably coached by Mr Kxtchen The next debate was held m the Vancouver Htgh School audltorlum january 16 1917 Vancouvers afflrmatrve team Mr Bowman and Mr Harvey under the excellent coachmg of Mrss Davldson won the declsnon from Battle Ground Hugh School s debaters A week later january 23 1917 at Battle Ground Mr W1ll1s ton and Mr Mumford argued on the slde of the negatlve and secured another declslon from Battle Ground Hlgh School s debaters The dllxgent work of Mr Reeves thelr coach fxgured materlally m wmnmg thls debate On March 6 1917 Mr Harvey and Mr Wllllston coached by Mrs Barrett Mlss Cash and Mr Watson defeated the Rldgefleld negattve team at Ridgefield Mr Herrlck coached the vlctorlous Vancouverltes THE DEBATERS Mr Wrlhston a member of the 1915 16 teams renewed hxs past honors thus season Hrs sound forceful common sense arguments won many laurels for V H S Mr Wnlhston IS the debate represcntatlve on the Board of Fmance and has the honor of bemg presldent of that Board Mr Mumford s speeches are extemporaneous and flll the need of the moment Mr Mumford wlll be m hlgh school next year and will undoubtedfy lead Vancou ver to many vlctortes The ease the naturalness and the refmement of Mr Bowmans speeches furmsh great pleasure to all that hear htm debate The only thmg we can hold against Mr Bowman IS that he should have debated for V H S long before hls Semor year However he dld hls part for Vancouver thls year There are three kmds of debate judges those that gtve a decnslon best lookmg debater those that count del1very paramount and those that a debate on the best arguments In any of these cases Miss Cash can decrsxon Mr Watson IS a very good all around debater and shmes especlally clever rebuttal He lS a veteran of the 1915 16 season H1s arguments to the decade wm a ln hls which are largely orlgmal mtermmgled wxth hls droll humor always wm the declslon Thrs was Mr Harveys second year on the V H S debatmg team He ha the dlSf1flCIl0l'I of wmnmg first place m the tryout and taklng part ln more debates than any other debater nn the school Filly tln 1 , . , . . . ' ' Y 1 - . . . , . , . , c . 3 v ' v - - v Y ' 1 I v v . 1 ' ' 1 Y ' V 1 ' . ' v - w were defeated by the Washougal negatnve team at Vancouver. At the same trme . 7 ' , . .5 . , ' y 1 - - 9 ' . ' X . . . . , , 5 t . l C N,- . . J, H, QW Www X SMWSYWWWW Y rx X X XX X X J X X g f V na E32 Sh Xx 1 ' I nzfflii xt? 421 s f : W W, x ,f fm , X 1 X N X ff' ,f S X R 'E X X1 KW ff ' X X ' f ' X XX ,X ll K xx X X f 7, V' X x I . U X AX, X A X hrennmatbian OFFICERS First Semester President ............................. Thelma Shafer Vice-President ............................ Ruth Allen Secretary ........,........... . ....... Dorothy McLane Treasurer ..................... . ........ Nola Andrews Sergeant-at-Arms ................. .Doreen Shinabarger Critic ..........,................... Miss Ella Wintler Second Semester President .,..................... . ......... Ruth Allen Vice-President ................... Jeane Van DeLinder Secretary ........................,.. Lorlei Blatchford Treasurer .................., . ..... Elizabeth McKinley Sergeant at Arms Margaret Brace Critic Miss Ella Wintler The Phrenomathian Club is the literary organization among the girls of the High School They hold their regular meetings every Wednesday after school in the assembly hall Original papers debates, readings discussions parlla mentary practice, instrumental and vocal music make up these weekly programs The girls have taken a great deal of interest in the club and the excellent programs given at their regular meetings and the morning assembly period have showed the result of much careful thought Occasional Joint meetings with the Lyceum Club during the year have been interesting and profitable for both x,1iEl1 l.r Q 1 Iifrl -L -Lg-J I W1 :qeL11?T,351f1+'Efet1J'q .L 'F- T link Row Ihr: Willard Nhntrx 1 K nltlucll ltmgmn Rupert I-ihcl Brothtrs Xitl Fl lrk Doiotln 'Shl um Thvlmu Shuftr Iorlu Bl ntthtoid ldnl Xoung Ilt :nor Xwughm XIYIIII X lllglllll Thcrtsl Ilxnn Therssl Roonu 1X 1 Wllcx Doris Punton cc ond Ron Nllss xxllltlll Nlulnl Brothers Nhldrul Smith xI'llglI'lt Stmlu wllll Amliuxs XUIOYI Potter lllllhf-th NILKIIIIIN llsu Leltstlu Norn Schanc Nlnru P tu Hclcn HXl'lllIl tniu Nelson Ruth Alltn Dorothy I st lront Ram ll I mt I un 1 1 st ll Hun mu l inf An flu us IIUII 1 v on N nun lil u I iffy wx ' V U Y - .si t ,.-L 'AAi-'T -A: I . l l1,6 I 1 . l- Q'-'1 TH iii I TA' 1111, 'tr-L ' TJ J -'1'-1. -LJ-1 .t,'1,'l I- 'Lic ' . -.4 T , !1 H11 Tin, ll ,xklrflj-,?'?g., Q., .Q - G S U ,Y . 1 i rulrll- ' 'T AI' it ' ' Tv' -5 - T - .- , L.: , . ., efyuwg-, ' 1 .TZ f-...,',i.x. T fl -' ZFI., --. ,, s. K 1-My 1 '-fa: - ,.' -J: Ia ' ,'Z- z. i ,Iv i ,, 3 .2 , -'. j . 3,1 ', z . a - , , 1 z ' ' , u an . P -1 . . A . ' - I Y: 2 . . .h-1 I tv ' ,A-1 .-v, -4: ' A-, B. 1 ' S . -- . Q '.'. I ' 2 ' , 2 22 . ' ',', 2 f ' f' 'ia' 1 . 1 , . 1 ' lp.-. . . by C y 1: ,.-, Am V Q t , xv Azul' . ts! Greta Sn tl , VV: la ' 1 li 'Mlvig J my ' ' M: 'I ' ' , Jen ' Vzln lvl, lc-r, nu Cn r -5, limnm K fki, Mu Fla-ming. M4-lzmin D1-X: k, N1-Il C vc-ri, .la ' : rot ': '1'. 'ilpctum Officers, First Semester.-President, Francis Koprag vice-president, C. L. Kitchen: secretary, Oscar Gerrard, treasurer, Willard Hollenbeck, sergeant-at- arms, Robert Weston, censors, Robert DuBois, Howard Burnham, critic, H. H. Hanscom. Second Semester.fPresident, Edwin Landerholm, vice-president, Howard Burnhamg secretary and treasurer, Leslie Wise, sergeant-at-arms, jalmar Koskig censors, Morris Swan, Donald Watsong critic, H. H. Hanscom. The Lyceum Club is an organization among the boys of the high school for the purpose of promoting literary interests among the members. They hold their meetings weekly in the high school and the program is usually made up of musi- cal numbers, original papers, debates and parliamentary practice. A friendly spirit of rivalry with the Phrenomathian Club adds interest and makes both clubs set a higher literary standard tk Rim XX1lttr B111 XXIIIIS BONNIIIIII I IE,ll I lx 01w1l Pnku 5llII Shuiul 111 as ll 1 ILUIIK Ion Il 1Id XX IISUII I' I1111r I'tt1 Iiuheit Duliuls Ito irp II IISLIJIII mu s x 1 II 1111 R R0 111 111 1 nrt um 1 11 xx m 114 111 Il IIIIII I ll 1I1x1 I lIlIIllIIOIIll I1l1111r Ixos 1 I illy xi 111 n - - . .. . - 1 Iizi' '- 'A ' ' ' ', ' a , ic fa ' il'llll0t Q, ' 'z ' ' ',', .'z .' 1 - I' g, I. -QI' - NYis '. S - ' I I '-Do a 'a .' , II ' 1- i -, ' '.', gt-1' B1-alll, Alvin Young, tZl111'v11c1- Cook, I':IIlll Nurvlius, NYiII111'1I Hollvlllwck, IDUIIRIIII Sh: , . H. IIz1 .' ' , BI SX'2lIl, II: y 1111111 Laws. If' 1 t nw- I ' 't S' - 1'I:1i1', CI'I'l' I I' Il ', '1ll'tI Allmvu, II4 'z 'I B ' I , If1'z1111'is Cnpr , IC 'III sr eutstbe stein . Presidentin ....,............... Fraulein Cora Hjertaas Vice-Presidentin ................. Fraulein Nora Schane Sekretarin und Schatzmeisterin .... Fraulein Aurora Potter Der deutsche Verein was organized for the year on December 22, at the home of Miss Wintler. Since that time meetings have been held on the first Monday evening of each month at the houses of the members. At these meetings a short musical and literary program is given in German, and later German games are played and refreshments served. The purpose of the club is to familiarize the students with German customs and to give them practice in the conversational use of the language All second year German students are eligible for membership 'Q-'QQSQ llult on H lcn Ixus 1 nl Shtttutk of Nlsa 11 Iloul l 1 lonth hc-or 1 N 1l1st011 IIINIIIOIIKI I nts Hmm 11d Iiul11l11111 Illllllll s Xiidruxs Idxxutl S0111 flhlllb Aulorl Putin Dolutln Nltl llll NX 111111 X011 lx Ulu llltlllll 81111111 Al! t lllll tltruue X lf0NXllllll Robut H1 idshm I-red Sthlllltl Itlum I lIllll'I'Il0llll 1u11t Ron Ruth XII111 tfr HjkltllS lls14 Ltltsthl llllibtih NILK111 U X710 I Studer I Ill XX1111l11 X01 1 81111111 111 ,ll Xlllll I urh Sllnl gllll I'1fly ugh! Y . . . . 1 ty , K I.. gi-My .- ty 1 -' ll H- c - -5, I 112- I 1 .I - N -. FI'llIl1'iS ling '11, . g ,1 . -, ' 5- Y l ' , 1,' 1.1. '5, '1 ' h ' 1 , . - v gs 1' - '.', i' '1 .' It -, Bllddlo RUNV-'Gl'C'f2I Sllllih, Gt-orgc HllStl'lTlll', f.l2ll'2l L1-ltsclu, H1-I1-11 1Jl0tll'lll, Ht-lc-11 '.1 Q , ' 1 -', - -.1 -, 1 1 ' 1- - .1 .'1 -, il 11--', ,1 --1. '11, '1 5 14 ',v 5'-.z, z ' 51 Q . I1' '-- 1 - , .1 il -- 12 5, 5 5 - - 5 ' , 1. '.1 - . - I-Q, I1 .' , E 1 ' -', Q -1 1 -, XIII I' -rt-1-, 1 1 . ' , . ,' 1 ill. 1 I - 1' Baath ut jfmanuz OFFICERS Presldent Frank Wllhston Secretary and Treasurer john Halvev Alldlflflg Commlttee Mr Wm Herllek Donald XX ttsot Nlr DeGar1s Reeves MFMBFRS Board of Control M1 C L Kltehen Alyll Young Glee Club Mr H H Hanscom john Huvey Revlew Donald Watson Debate Mr Wllham Herrlek Frank Wllllston The Board of Flnance was organlzed thrs year under rather unfavorable clrcumstances lt was a new ldea and consequently the members of the Board were obhged to set to work wlth no precedent to ald them If the members lacked experlence they dld not lack brams The fact that the flnances of the Hxgh School have never been more ably handled rs a sufflclent youcher for the declaratlon All hnances ln connectlon wlth the four student body actlvltles Athletlcs Revlew Debate and Glee Clubs have passed through the hands of the Board of Flnance and have been apportloned by them Under the management ofthe Board 168 student body tlckets have b en bought and paxd for Over S36 has passed through thelr hands The offxcers of the Board were elected tempo rarlly untll an amendment to the constltutlon of the student body made tnem permanent Silthletlt Baath nf Qlluntrnl OFFICFRS AND RFPRFSENTATIVFS Presldent Alvla ' ung Secretary Grace Vance Treasurer W C Brown Senlor Representatlves Mable Brothers Alv1a Young jumor Representatlves Standlsh Smlth Grace Vance Sophomore Representatlve Hazel Nlcholson Freshmen Representatrve Byron Arnold Faculty Mr Reeves Mr Brown Mlss Bachtell Mr Kltchen The Athletic Board of Control IS made up of two representatlves from each class and a faculty adylsory board appolnted by the prmclpfll Thls board dlstrlh utes the money whlch IS allowed for athletles by the Board ot Flnance and attend to any other matters pertammg to athletlcs Ilflu nn 1 -. -y 4. .......... , ....... 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V H, H. illibe laugh School Bantam There rs one day ln the month that every student looks forward to the day that the Hrgh School Renew comes out The Review xs a monthly paper pub llshed ln the lnterests of all departments of the school A great deal of credlt ls due to the prmtmg classes and mstructor who do all of the prlntlng as well as to the followmg edltorlal staff and reporters Edltor ln Chlef Donald Watson Flrst Asslstant Fdltor Clarence A Bowman Second Assrstant Fdltor Fleanor Vaughan Busmess and Adx ettlslng., Manager joseph WISE Pxchange Edltor Nlorrls Swan Department Edztors Llterary Athletlcs Organlzatlons Elwood Caples Harold Whelan Francls Kopra Personals and Soclety Alberta Potter jokes Flass Reporters jumor Sophomore Freshman Howard Burnham Tllla Beatty Robert Smclalr Saul Shanedltng btuhettt Baby Presldent Thelma Shafer Vlce Presldent Standlsh Smtth Secretary Robert Du Bots Treasurer AIVIR Young Sergeant at Arms Cameron Slgns Thus organlzatlon was fotmed ln 1901 wlth the purpose of promotmg the socml busmess and general Interests of the Hugh School Any person enrolllng, IH V H S becomes a member Regular meetlngs ate held once a month and speclal meetmgs as the need arlses Silly f , .L , A y . Y. V . . Y , , 5. Q I Q. U Q.. .........,. . . U ' V ' 7 Senior ..........................,. Edwin Landerholm 'A 'V .- G E615 Snwztp APRIL 26 1917 DEAR SAL I know you are anxious to hear everythmg that has happened thus last year at old V H S Soclety functlons followed so fast on the heels of each precedmg event that trme had to race to keep up wxth them The flrst social event of the year 16 l7 was the Freshmen ll'llfl3fl0l'l September 22 In the afternoon the Freshles gave a program m the assembly for the entertalnment of the upper classmen In the evemng all the classes mmgled together m the gym Young and old gray harred and those wrthout much or any ha1r jomed m the games and had a good old trme gettmg acquamted and renew mg old acquamtances Oh yes I mustnt forget to mentlon the delrcrous refresh ments whxch were served later ln the evemng Peanuts popcorn chewmg gum and candy and everythmg that one could thmk of could be had at the carnlval A mlscellaneous program mcludlng a splendld picture show was featured 1n the audltorlum Slde shows of every klnd and descrlptlon could be seen ln the gym for only a few penmes And Sal I must tell you about the baby show The babnes were perfectly lovely and there were the cutest little negro twlns I have ever seen tor expect to seel Everybody who attended fand everybody dldl sand he never had a better tlme I do wish you could have been here for the junlor play November 27 The play was The Tune of Hrs Lrfe and Nlr Streeter the drrector called rt a rnb crackmg comedy Anyway no matter what lt was called rt was a complete success I just love to go to plays especlally when you are acqualnted wlth the cast You wlll be lnterested to know who took part so I w1ll tell you Tom Carter Chfford Munger Mr Wycombe Elwood Caples Uncle Tom Bernard Srdney Haysllp Mrs Grey Ruth Classen Mrs Wycombe Very Overly Dorothy Landon Hazel Shattuck The Oregon City football boys and our football boys were glven a banquet after the game November 24 The junlor and Semor basketball glrls prepared the dlnner and showed the boys that they were flrst rate cooks as well as basketball players It was some swell banquet that the Sophomore basketball grrls held at the St Elmo November 24 These glrls won the gxrls basketball champronshlp for l6 l7 Mrss Bachtell the coach vlas the honored guest and chaperon Place cards were lard for the team and subs and a four course dmner was served after whrch the llttle party spent a very enjoyable evemng at the U S A watchmg lrfe fht by on the canvas The Boys Glee Club was entertamed by Mr Hanscom November 28 at a stag party The boys reported that they had a dandy trme Games and smgmg were the prmcrpal happenmgs of the evemng and the real stag party commenced when lunch was served Next came the class parties The Senlor party was held December I5 Fveryone came dressed m masquerade costumes Mr Brown as an old tramp of the road and Mlss Bachtell as a weepmg wrdow were the prxze wmners of the evemng Games and refreshments followed after everyone had guessed who s who December 22 the Freshles short plump and wxllowy flocked to the gym and enjoyed an evemng of games gettlng acquamted and refreshments The sporty Sophs held a kld party january 20 Kld games races and basketball were the features of the evemng Refreshments were served and the 'klds adjourned at an early hour Silly two , , . . . , , I . . . . N - Y . , , - , . , , ' Y . . Y ' It ' - - rr - - 41 ' v ' . v v ' ' 5 Y ' v - 1 - y 1 - Nlorrisg Bob Grey, Harold Whelang james Landon, joseph Wise: Officer 7-ll, Z ' V 2 - y 1 , . ' , - Al ' IV l , . . , T . . v I 1 I ' . - ' . , . . . . ., LK ' V! T' I 'V ' V I ' ' Il 1 YI ' KK ' ' Y! ' ' , . AK Y :Y ' . U 7 I ' 1 5 Y ' ll ' YY ll ' I! Y ' 1 , . The Lyceum and Phrenomathlan Clubs gave three jomt partxes durlng the ycar At each one a splendid program was enjoyed upstalrs and then to the gym and refreshments February 2 the O A C Glee Club entertamed us wxth a fme program They always have lots of pep and also good volces The two llttle Chmese dressed m their natlve costumes and smgmg m thelr own tongue were great Fvcryone enjoyed the program and the boys sang themselves mto the hearts of numerous glrls The faculty held dmner partles all durmg the year Some were held at the homes of those who are marrxed and others at the I-Ilgh School and even at the St Flmo I never went to any of them but I know they must have had flne tunes and good eats as the faculty stxll look as happy as ever The Boys Glee Club entertamed the Girls Glee Club February S The boys club had prepared a musical masque The gxrls must have enjoyed It tmmensely because I heard that they laughed all durmg the play Refreshments no I wont say refreshments because It was more llke a spread closed the evemng s entertamment A mid term Freshman class burst upon us llke premature prune blossoms In the evemng of Februarv 6 they were entertained by games and some of the Freshmen boys were taken for joy rldes and became well acqualnted wlth the scenery out on the Maln street road Mouth watermg refreshments were served and the happlly spent evemng was broken up reluctantly Durmg Instltute the Alkl staff with the help of other members of the Senxor class served dmners to the teachers The teachers sald they never tasted such dellclous eats But the greatest success came the evemng of the banquet Wlth the splendld help of Mrs Sulllvan and Mlss Bachtell and the co operation of some of the girls from the lower classes the staff was able to pull off one of the best managed banquets m the hxstory of V H S Mr Kmghts orchestra and the Glrls Glee Club gave a delightful concert March 16 The orchestra was grand yes really grand and all the lllustrlous couples were out m full dress One of Soclety s most popular and prom1s1ng rosebuds thls year IS llttle Mlss Dorothy Grace peeves who made her debut at the home of Mr and Mrs DeGar1s Peeves of thls clty March I9 1917 Mr Reeves IS our Prmclpal Mr and Mrs Brown entertamed the Semors March 22 and 23 It was the most enjoyable event of the year for the class Many new and novel games were played One feature of the evemng that made lots of fun and cut the 1ce was that each person on commg mto the room had hls or her right hand txed up ln a paper sack then everyone had to shake hands tlll the sack was worn off Dalnty refreshments were served and the evemng was wound up by smglng old and new songs Everyone was sorry when tlme to go home came The event IS stlll talked of and wlll be llved over m our memories ln future years The Baby Freshles partlclpated ln an evemng of games and refreshments Aprll 12 This was their flrst appearance ln society The excltement must have gotten the best of thexr appetltes because some of the Domestlc Scnence glrls told me that three or four large plates of dellclous cake were left ln the kltchen Once a month the Deutscher Verem met at the home of one of its members The evemng was spent m playlng German games speakmg German 193 and llght refreshments were served Sal I wlsh you could be here for the Glee Club concert Frlday April 27 It IS gomg to be great Both clubs have been pI'aCtlClI'lg day and mght for weeks Mrs Kmght one of Eancouvers most beautlful soloists IS gomg to smg Oh Sal can t you come'-I YOUR PAL P S I nearly forgot to tell you that there IS gomg to be one more grand event of the year The juniors are gomg to entertam the Seniors We havent heard yet what or when lt w1ll be but whlspers are bemg echoed E V Yury three . . . . i . 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Qgfitfixiv ' 73c.f S In N, . 9 A P' P Q -1.4 J Al JM MMS Diqyf ' q ' Af 1 3 ' up ' 'A I Q, P s I 'X ' ! . vs b X 58 mix X E Y m illllusrc Musreal enthusrasrn has run hrgh thrs year at V H S 'lhrs has been shown by the work done by the Glee Clubs Orchestra Grrls Octette Male Quartette andtheV H S Band Under the drrectron of H H Hanscom the regular Tuesday mornrng Srngs were held Throughout the year sex eral Apprecratron of Musrc assernblres were held In these Mr Hanscom endeavored to show to the puprls that the better grades of musrc were not so called from an excess of drffrcult scale work and trrlls He showed that the classrcal rnrght be srmple and full of melody Many descrrptrve preces were played among whrch were yarrous ones from Beethoyen MacDowell Debussy and others Speeral programs were al o prepared by the warrous members of the faculty who seeured outsrde talent as well as members of the Hrgh School Among those from the outsrde who krndly consented to srng or play were Mrs Norrrne XX aggener Harrrs Mrss Clarrbel Dretlern and Mrss Cora Ay ers The conductor ofthe orerestra Mr j R Knrght reports faxorable progress by rts members The Orchc tra Club consrstrng of about forty three members Gaye one concert thrs year for the purpose of payrng for the portable extensron of the Hrgh School stage The program was as follows L 7 L L tl tl C Polrsh Natronal Dance Scharwenka lntermezzo from Cavallerra Rustrcana Mascagnr Grllet Bohm Lorn du Bal L1 Zrneana The Orchestra Club ln Old Madrrd Trotere XY rlson V H S Glee Club Apple Blossoms Fntr Acte Gavotte from Mrgnon Traumerer Schumann Hungarran Dance No 5 Brahms The Orchestra Club Roberts Thomas GLFE CLUB OFFICERS Presrdent Leslre W rse Busrness Manager joe Wrse Lrbrarran Delmar Caldwell Presrdent Secretary Lrbrarran Cameron Srgns Donald Watson Raymond Laws Chester Blarr GIRLS GLFE CLUB Cora Hyertaas Dorothy McLane Helen Dretlern BOYS QUARTETTE Frrst Tenor Second Tenor Frrst Bass Second Bass Srrlu sn' , x-'s s -' ' '7 .5 r - Q l ' ' 'gs ss ss f - y 1 ss ' s' s s e. , , . .. . 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X .4-Q , ,f -4 U -+2 S It has been the custom each year to have a certain number of articles by the students of the High School published in the Alkt This year the following have been chosen after careful consideration as being the b st and most representative of the students work Edztor s Note THE MANUAL SYMPHONY The greatest noise hit of the season is the Manual Symphony lt is rendered by a skilled body of not e producers under the competcnt direction of Conductor Scottt Each member of this group of artists is sp cially trained in order to make this the best production of the season The masterpiece is divided mto seven regular movements the tempo of which varies considerably being usually faster at the end The movement starts moderato and sometimes does not change till about the middle Here it generally becomes decidedly tempestuoso and continues acceler ando Other movements begin con SplI'lI0 and deyelop con energia The latter tempo ts regarded most favorably Occasionally the artists have given an elgnth movement The tempo ot this is much more rapldo than the preceding ones Various artists interpret the Sy'nphony somewhat differently The younger members as a whole seem to render it more con spirito than the more experienced players Especially is this true of the eighth movement which they sometimcs produce allegro furtoso or even con delirto The advanced members as a rule prefer it con tranquillo obtainable The great electrical organ of noise has a wonderful volume lts sweet Q93 tone can be heard at a great distance much to the pleasure 191 of those within range of its far reaching vibrations In fact this mstrument is one of the great features of the Symphony It is noticed that the presence of Dnector Scotti seems to inspire his co v.orkers although durmg his absence a few members exhibit braxura. and the whole company seems to welcome these few moments con festxylta On the whole however the Symphony is rendered more slowly until his return when it proceeds tempo ordinario This stupendous production is ended with the magnificent grading finale This movement is usually given con severita and the result is frequently regarded con furia However it is a fitting end for that great production of most beautiful ttmbre and finest rendition the Manual Symphony N B Those desiring to get the full benefit of this great masterpiece should reserve seats in Mrs Sterlmgs or Mrs Barrett s room ORVII lr Ric r Sutnly . . . S . , - . , . . . V V VV Q .V . . . S . V . . . . . V . . . . . , , . . . . V . VV . V . . . . . Q , . . . These accomplished artists possess the finest noise-producing instruments V ' ' , ' ' , - s V . . . . . , - , . . V . . . V ' 7 . 1- SNAKES From tlme lmmemorlal the snake has been classed as a wlerd creature of darkness loved by no one hated by many and held ln awe by the superstltutlous There are reasons why lt IS so regarded Many snakes have a subtle polson that has never been entlrely analyzed and when once thls venom enters the human system death soon follows I et many of us Slt down to a dlsh of mushrooms qulte complacently dlsregardlng the fact that one specle of mushroom has a POISON very slmllar to that of the rattlesnake and even more dangerous We have nothlng agalnst the lnnocent garden mushroom therefore we should be frlendly to the harmless snake If when on our wand rlngs afleld we come across a snake ln a blrd s nest devourlng the young blrds do we remaln neutral'-I No lndeed We would hardlv be human lf we dld not lmlredlately dlspatch the snake Yet sclence teaches us tnat durlng the process of evolutlon the blrds descended from the reptlle klngdom Then why should we favor one Slde more than another? Many blrds are verltable cannlbals kllllng eatlng thc. eggs and even Iaylng thelr eggs ln the nests of other blrds o as to shlrk the responslblllty of ralslng thelr young The law of Blogen SSIS proves the blrds and the reptlles to be related The study of the descent of the reptlles and blrds from a C0mmUll ,ar t s no less lnterestlng than the pecullar ldeas and superstltlons that people hold about snakes For lnstance the blow snake of the Central States IS credlted wlth havlng the power to elect polsonous fumes from ltS mouth Sclence teaches that thls snake IS absolutely harmless A frlend of mlne told me that many years ago she saw a hoopsnake glldlng past her ln the form of a hoop She stoutly vouches for the truth of that statement As any sclentlst knows we Wlll see such thlngs happenlng just as soon as we wlll see the centaur merlnald dragon unlcorn or falrles wanderlng about It IS true that there IS such a creature as the hoopsnake It IS a natlve of the Southern States But lt does not and cannot roll about on the ground llke a hoop As the person who told me thls story IS truthful I thlnk she must have been the vlctlm of a mental deluslon I refuse to belleve lt But nearer home we flnd the same queer ldeas In the State of Washlngton we have a snake whlch IS sometlmes called the double header or rubber boa Its sclentlflc name IS Charzrza bottae It IS a small snake about thlrty lnches long It IS rather thlck and has but llttle taperlng to IIS body Its color IS a rlch glossy ollve brown above and a deep chrome yellow below Thls snake IS a real boa and It IS a relatlve of the troplcal boa and the glant python It captures ITS prey as does the boa constrlctor It has no appearance of belng vlclous rarely IS It seen for If usually remalns under ground When molested It rolls up lnto a ball and does not offer to defend ltself But oh' what scandals are told about If I have been told by tralned woodsmen that lt IS polsonous Another had a horse bltten by one and stlll another was bltten by one and became 5lCk on account of the blte Somethlng IS wrong somewhere Sclence declares If to be perfectly harmless For a perlod of several months I had one for a pet I handled lt wlth my bare hands day after day I let lt coll around my WFISTS My pet never offered to blte me although I SOHICIIIIICS dlsturbed If rather abruptly I thlnk thls IS a generous test although I Wlll never try lt wlth a IIVC rattlesnake From my experlment I am compelled to belleVe that the rubber boa IS entlrely harmless ROBERT BRADSHAW Su lilly mu . . 3 . . . v v 1 ' , . . . 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' Y - V . , . . , . , . , . .Hp - - DAVY Davy s aunt faced htm wlth a show of lmpatlence Now now Davy' Be off wlth thee' Truly thou hast sald enough I tell thee I cannot let thee keep the dog to muddle up my kltchen Wlth an alr of f1nal1ty she turned her ample back upon htm and watched the doughnuts slzzlmg cheerlly on the stove Davy gently llfted the scrawny awkward llttle beast m hls arms and strode mdlgnantly to the door At the threshold he turned and tossed back hls yellow curls defiantly Nlxstress Walton he sald hls small body qulvermg wlth rage untll thls moment would I haxe struck hun who saxd thou hast not the kmdllest of hearts Now 1f thou wert starvmg I would not glve thee so much as the drlest crust Nlxstress Walton paused m the act of spearmg a doughnut and stared wlth astomshment at Davy s retreatmg flgure stern and wrathful Falth she sald wlth a merry laugh he hath a temper llke a very monster Tw1ll do htm ull But as for the dog She glanced around her lmmaculatc kltchen and shook her head At the evenmg meal Davy was strangely sllent Odd s blood lad said his uncle laughmgly Whence comes that doleful countenance? Sooth thy face IS l1ke yon snow cloud Whlst' he added m a loud whlsper Hast seen thme Aunts crowded pantry? Why t1s full enough of goodles to scare away even such woe as thme But Davy only su allowed hard as he pushed back the gayly colored curtains and stared through the wmdow The darkness was threatenmg The moon cowered fearfully behmd banks Davy took up a candle and ht If slowly at the flreplace I be gomg to bed he sald shortly The llttle attlc room was cold and dlsmal and Davy hurrledly crept beneath the covers He trled to sleep but the thought of the poor llttle dog out of doors on such a mght kept recurrmg to his mlnd and the tears slipped down hls cheeks The morrow vnll be no Thanksgnvlng day for Davy Walton he murmured Ill fmd hlm froze and Ill bury hlm Ill bury hls volce tralled off mto sllence It was a shrlll blast of wmd shrleklng around the house and rattllng the wmdow panes vlolently that woke hlm agam He sat up Verlly tts the dog he whrspered excltedly He crawled hastlly out of bed and crept down the narrow wlndmg stalrs Cautlously he unbarred the door stepped out and closed It gently behmd hlm He stood stlll blmded for the moment by the mtense darkness Bltmg flecks of snow and Ice cut hls face Instmctlvely he threw up hls arm to ward them off Then staggermg bl1ndly he stumbled and fell headlong mto the drlfts The watch was sleepxly makmg hls fmal round the pale yellow llght of hls lantern castlng slckly rays through the nlght He cleared hls throat lustlly Twelve oclock and all s By Saint Mary' he crled ln horror Tls a chlld and a dog' 41 Sk i i If Scvrnly Iwo v y - - ' , V . . . . I . V, . . i LI 1 YY ' ' ' I Al 7 . . V . ,, . of inky clouds. Far down the street the early watch's lantern gleamed fitfully. AA V. l I . YI . . 7 . . , . I . . y . . I Pk 42 Ik Ik Ik at , li Y Y Fi ' I Y! ' ' HI! ' . - H - . , It was two hours later Nllstress XY alton sat bx the flre and sobbed sottlx Her husband hls rugged features ashen gazed wlth stern unseelng eyes at the old doctor The doctor suddenly stralghtened rubbed out the elamp m hts blek and slghed wlth relief The faces of both Qlltllt watehers llghted wlth the hopeful sign Davy s eyellds fluttered And the dogg he sald welklx Master Walton opened the door and aeross the floor lnnped the ragged dlsreputable lookmg llttle Llll o thou' sald Dau nn Ill Tns 'lhmksgnmg Dax 'Iluly a day of thanksgnmg and thou md me we ll have the grandest dmnel doggie dell' THE SAGE AND THE SAI'-'LINC You are old Nlr Watson the IVICQITIIIBIT sand And your work must have taught xou a heap I pray you endeavor to get through my head How ln elasses you manage to sleep' In ms xouth satd the Senlor I worked on 1 um A feedm, of plgs and you bet I rose exerx morn by my darned old alarm And I hax ent got rested as yet You are old Mr Watson the freshman crted And your beauty has fled wlth xour youth Yet the gtrls stlll eontmue to flock by xour slde Why IS If Come tell me the truth' In the days of my vouth Mr Watson declared They fed me on honey and fudge Txll now Im so sweet that Im actuallx scared When the gurls hover round me llke mudge I see you begmnmg to questxon agam Don't ask any more, If you please I know vou'te aware I'm a man among men But be off' Go and ask Mr Reexes' D Mc, St mnlu llzru ,R . 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' . . ? 7 ., I I I ' V .I , A J' LIU ST BARGAIN DAY A lush a tumble a general wag of tongues and the mad stampede toward the bargaln counters began Wlfh full force Indeed' crled someone thls IS terrlble' Would you please get oft ly feet' Perhaps answered a shrlll XOICS lf they dldnt take up half the floor I mlfllt be able to Good heavens woman do stop poklng me ln the eye wlth that feather duster decoratlon IH your hat' Remelnb r thls store wasnt bullt for you and you alone' And so thlngs went on untll the surglng crowd swept these IDCSSIINIQTIC objects apart Land o goodness' spoke up a dear llttle old lady wud cha look at thenl pettlcoats marked dovln to three nlnety elght' I swan lf I dldnt see the very llke of em last week for as hlgh as four dollars It sartlnly pays to colne to these here bargalns wlth prlces belng as nlgh as lmposslble as they can be It certalnly does answered the WISC one Why do vou know they are posltlxely glvlng thlrty nlne clothes plns for fIVC cents over at the hardware department Of course she contlnued confldentlally I always send my washlng out but I couldnt help buylng them they were such a bargaln Well do look at those shoes down here on the ground' I wonder what prlce Would you klndly stop trylng to ralse my foot from the floor broke IH a thlrd party I lmaglne youll flnd shoes for sale ln the shoe department How exer Im not auctlonlng the clothes off my back or my feet elther and she llaughtlly wlthdrew And so dld others depart and wlthdraw whlle many another bustled ln ln the ame mood and manner Wlfh the same ldea that she was monarch and the house cf bargalns was her klngdom Thls IS the way lt started Thls IS the way lt grew Arld I can safely assure you That lt ended thls way too' WANDA F H lolyl Kelllllz A IVIELODY OF SPRING In the Aprll forest gleammg Falry dogwoods are a dreamlng Haughtllv the moon IS beamlng XX lth brlght stars the flrs are teemlng The falry stars of Sprlng Through the glens maglc bells are rlnglng To the CITIIITCS the blrds are slnglng A new message they are brlnglng A message of the Sprlng ALTA FIKE Stl nly f ur - A X -. v ll lv - ll ' A ' , '- , . , . 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Etc Phn 50 609M nSlVn X h Frql fu Albert Crawford was scorchmg through the country at a mlle a mmute cllp Round a bend ln the road he sped stralght mto a bunch of fowls and a terrrfrc cluckmg told hlm some thlng was wrong I-Ie pulled up and glanced back Two b1rds lay dead m the road two others were fleemg squawkmg back home and a burly man rn overalls was itfldlllg toward the au tomoblle That ll be twelve dollars three dol lars aplece for the four sald the man Four' gasped Al but I krlled only wo Thats rlght agreed the owner blessed egg after thls Im sorry sald Al as he handed over the money Due to the frrght I suppose The Countryman shook h1s head as he pushed the bulls mto hls pocket and started away Partly frlght he agreed slowly but mamly because they aunt hens If I stand on my head the blood all rushes to my head doesn t lt? 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Te Tollman Eh rhardt Studzo I or rsllfh fu lm 11 II ml , f NHIIXI ll NX Dorothy Wyatt I read rn the paper that they are manutacturrng asbestos shrngles that wont burn Les re Wse W ll I dont know about them not burnrng I guess that wrll depend on how they are used As I walked among the paths thrs morn rng pluckrng flowers I found rn the yellow heart of a ladyslrpper a lrttle brown bee My frrst rmpulse was to shake hrm out of hrs honeyed abode but as I looked at hrs velvety bodx and sunlrt rarnbow wrngs a feelrng of tool rsh tenderness surged oxer me Per haps there were baby bees to whom rt was brrngrng back honey and the use ful lrttle creature was carrvrng the pol len from flower to flower so I moved on leavrng hrm unmolested But even as I turned away thrnkrng these pure sweet thoughts the darned thrng stung n e Clrfford Z I notrced you got up and gave that lady your seat rn the street ear the other day Lester Davrs Srnee chrldhood I have always respected a woman wrth a strap rn her hand Lril 0-000000030099000- Ifll Stl mg flu Best ALWAYS Moore S Restaurant N S S Frrst Crook Is there much competr tron rn thrs town rn our lrne 'J Second Crook No theres only srre crooks here and three of them are han drcapped by polrce jobs Mrs Buck Why drd you stand out good nrght to Nlr Weber'-5 Nlrldred B for a second Why I only stayed out But Im sure I heard a Nlrs Buck thrrd and fourth The amateur rnagreran who enter tarned us drd some wonderful trrcks He made a chrcken turn rabbrt rrght before our eyes That s nothrng Any ordrnary speeder ean make an automobrle turn turtle wrthout half tryrng I ran across an old frrend today remarked joe Knapp to Bob Srnclarr Krll hrmf' frre I h A ' , , ,'. I J ,V . ' . . ' .l. 501' lg Marin Slrvt-I Y.X.' I ' 1 . HXSII. III! Yost fixlll .1Il'l'K'I -I el' i 'e , ' . - OVW Of MV- HKUSCOUIIS SPUT-YCVIUSS3 on the porch so long last night, saying . C - Y - . l I H I . ' Y I .' ' K I 7 - Y I 1 s y'-' , ,.- C x . I K 7 A u 1 . Q Y I xv r . U ' n l ' ' I7 . . ' ' 7 -- -1 Y . I rt , Q - - vv ' ll ' ' Y! . ! B- 'ji Alta C What drd you thrnk of Al yra s mustache? Gladys B Oh rt trckled ne mensely After all observed the Northern resrdent there rs lrttle drfference be tween the North and South what way 9 rnqurred the man from the South Take the laws for rnstance XX hat about the layysg notrce you have an ordrnance rn your erty to preyent ehrckens from runnrng at large Yes Xlyc have just such a law up rn our royyn Indeed Yes only we dont eall rt that XX hat do you eall rt' The curfeyy XX esley S Lets go out and have a tete a tete Vera O All rrght but dont let em make mrne too strong Mr Brown trn physres elass drseuss mg soundr XX hat eauses a rrngrng rrr your head when you have a eold I rark W XX heels Butcher Fxeuse me mrss but I forgot to grye you the brll for that there duck Nola Andrews Oh no you drdnt I aw rt on the ducks head when you wrapped rt up joe Wrse Wrll you go to the dance wrth meg Hazel Shattuck troduce you to a clever grrl whom joe W I ont want a handsome 1nd cleyer grrl I want you cant Bu I rn yery handsome and you can take Out rn the Dutch seetron of Pennsyl yanra yyhere the natrycs pronounce V as rf rt were W an oft marrred crtrzen y as attendrng the funeral of hrs thrrd wrfe He was greatly affected at the graye and frnally sank to the ground unconscrous As frrends yyent to hrs ard a local physrcran remarked jut let n rlone he wrll rewrye Teacher asked lrttle Cameron Srgns yyhat do those cannrbal head hunters do wrth the heads after they get them? 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Q - , X , , Q . . . ,, In a certarn Irrsh farnrly there was el baby who loved attentron If he drd not get rt he asked for rt rn hrs baby way In fact he rnsrsted upon rt One evenmg Pat had come home eross and trred And the baby was cry mg Brrdget looked up from her work a sard she for phy dont ez rock the babvo ure sard Pit he Jabez an r Or had a rock I wuld Nlelanra D tto Lloyd LaLorrde mrlk mg eowl How rs rt you re not at the front Lloydg Lloyd Pause there lrnt no mrlk at that end Charles F Chet rs rt true that erg arettes affect the bramg C Blarr No those who hue brams do not smoke crgarettes That young man of yours sard Mr Cooxert as Nellre came down to break fast should apply for a post rn a freak museum XX hy father' exclarmed the young lady rn tones of mdrgatron what do you mean I notrced when I passed through the hall late last nrght answered papa that he had two heads upon hrs shoul ders Fd Alben bemg very fond of eorn on the cob ate ear after ear Frnally the pretty wartress after she d brought hrm hrs fourteenth or frfteenth ear sard tartly Dont you thrnk you would save half a dollar or so a day rf you boarded at 1 lry ery stable There was a young man from the crtv Who saw what he thought was a krttv He gave rt a pat And then after that Burred hrs elothes Whit a prty I see where 1 Lhret o Urrrxers y professor says you ean taste rrrusrc XY ell spetkm ofthe rag XY anda 1 tlxvaxs ehewrng rt But eouldnt you learn to love me llla IVIr Hanseom pleaded l dont thrnk I could Howard she replred for hrs hat It rs as I feared you are too old to learn joe Dye That horse knows as nrueh as I do Fr nces L Well dont tell an body you may want to sell hrm some a A youth we never hope to meet seat ed hrmself rn the dentrsts charr H wore a wonderful strrped shrrt and a more wonderful checked surt and had the vacant stare of nobody home that goes wrth both The dentrst looked at hrs assrstant I am afrard to grve hrm gas he sard Why 9 sard the assrstant XY ell sard the dentrst how ean I rell when hes unconscrous Grrls do not read thrs prnom not mauxi am L10 I1 Irlu Utll s ' -'- K ' s I s c 1 lr ' I v ' J' I . 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