Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Twenty-three A L K I Page Thzrteen PAUL GOEBEI.. Classical Course Student Body President 4-Class President 3 - Student Council President 4-Student Council 3,4 -Business Manager Class Play 3, 4-Basketball 4-Class Basket- ball Captain 4-Track 3, 4-Class Track Captain 3-Class Baseball 1, 2-Review Board 3-Letterman Club 3, 4-Class Basketball 2, 3- Alki Staff 4-Class Track 1, 2. NED DAVIS Classical Course Baseball 2, 3, 4-Class President 4-Letterman Club 3, 4-Board of Finance 4. Class Vice-President 3-Student Council 4-Glee Club 3-Class Track 2, 3, 4-Letterman Club 3, 4-Board of Finance 4. VELMA HARRINGTON Classical Course Student Body Secretary 4-Class Vice-President 4-Alki Staff 4- Class Secretary-Treasurer 2- Movie Board 4-Class Play 3- Operetta 3-Spring Concert 3, 4 -Glee Club 3, 4-Spanish Club 3, 4-Rooter Club 4. MABEL EDWARDS Classical Course Vice-President Spanish Club 4-- French Club 2-Spanish Club 3, 4 -Glee Club 4-Spring Concert 3, 4-Class Secretary-Treasurer 4- Rooter Club 4. ADDIE MCENANY Scientific Course Sergeant-at-arms 4-Alki Staff 4 -Class Secretary-Treasurer 3- French Club 1, 2-Spanish Club 3, 4-Class Play 3-Adv. Manag- er Class Play 4-Rooter Club 3, 4-Glee Club 4.

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Page Twelve A L K I ,Twenty-three Qiatnrg nf Seninr Gilman President - - Ned Davis Vice-President - - Velma Harrington Secretary-Treasurer Mabel Edwards Sergeant-at-arms - - - Anastasia McEnany Colors: Purple and Gold. Flower: Pansy By quality, reservedness and determination to attain the best, the class of 1923 has always tried to uphold the ideals of Vancouver High. V-Our scholarship has always been good but this year we have done better still, for the Seniors have been at the top. Every year the Senior class has contributed to all athletics its best boys not one of whom has ever been yellow or played anything but a clean game. Our class has had a hand in all other school activities and has had members in all of the organizations of the school. The first honor that we won in athletics was the class basketball championship. Since this was almost unheard of for a freshman class it quickly showed the school what kind of men we had. As Sophomores and as Juniors we took the interclass track meet. The class has put on two successful plays: It Pays to Advertise, and Come Out of the Kitchen. With the proceeds from the first play we gave the Seniors an enjoyable picnic and with the next helped fi- nance the annual. The class has had a party each year. As Sophomores we gave a box social to buy basketball jerseys. In our Junior year we entertain- ed ourselves and as Seniors we entertained the football team. We feel that we have made the most of our opportunities and we appreciate them although sometimes things go wrong. We can see past occurrences where mistakes and misunderstandings have made it hard for our faculty and for us as well, but as a whole we are better fitted to understand the next turn in life and to accomplish the work we set out to do.

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Page Fourteen A L K I 'Twenty-three NELLIE ABBOTT English Course Entered 1922. Rooter Club 4-S. S. S. 4-Class Play. 4. ELLEN ABRAHAMSON Scientific Course Entered 1922. EDITH ABRAHAMSON Scientific Course Entered 1922. HELEN ADLING English Course Operetta 2, 3-Glee Club 2, 3, 4 -Spring Concert 3, 4-Rooter Club 4-French Club 2-Spanish Club 3, 4. DOROTHY L. ANDERSON Classical Course Entered 1921. Rooter Club 4-Glee Club 4- French Club 4.