Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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The A L K I me.: Senior Class fl-listorg Parsv KNox ........................ President IJRED K1-:'r'rr:NR1NG. . . . . . .Vice-President LIARIAN WILLIAMS . . . . . . . . . .Secretary JERRY TuNKs. . . . .. ..... . . . Treasurer Maumee TILDEN ............. Sergeant-at-Arms Mo'rTo: We finish what we start. CoLons: Blue and Gold. N Sl'lP'I'1'lMBHR, 1921, we began our career as a class in Vancouver High School. In a very short time the students in our group became acquainted with each other and the customs of the school. However, our first year was unevent- ful because of the lack of interest in the school activities. The second year we began to realize that we were needed in the school. We surprised the other classes by placing five men on the football team. In the spring our class won the inter-class track meet by a large margin. A month later we won the inter- class tennis tournament and the Yeatmen Trophy, which we have held for three consecutive years. Our third year was one of our best years. VVe increased our numbers in the football, the basketball and the track teams. Many of our classmen were honored by holding student body offices. The climax of our Junior year, however, was the class play, Honor Bright. It was said to have been the best play ever presented by a Junior class. The apex of our school activities has been reached and the end of our fourth year has come, bringing us the distinction of being the only class in the history of the school to graduate twelve football lettermen. Also, thus far we are the only ones to win the inter-class tennis tournament and the inter-class track meet three years in succession. Besides taking a part in all school activities our class has always maintained a high standard of scholarship. Another achievement was that of setting a standard pin for our own and the future graduating classes of the school. We end our happy sojourn of four years in V. H. S. hoping that our contributions to school life and activities have in some measure compensated for the many benefits and good times that we have enjoyed while we have been here. We look with envy upon the Freshmen who have three joyful years ahead of them. Nevertheless, we know that because of our kindly associations with V. H. S. we shall be able to take our places in broader fields of life competently and cheerfully. Page sixteen