Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1936 volume:

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ALK1, however, looks not back, but forward, forward to the success of our graduates, forward to greater development of our school, progress of our city, advancement of our nation. -Margaret Bangs, Editor won ART MOTIF The city of Vancouver has at its service all modes of transportation, air, highway, rail, and water, and has imm.ediate promise of greater development in the future. Transportation typifies the spirit of pro- gress which is dominant in our city and school. There- fore transportation has been chosen the art theme of the annual, suggesting illustrations simple in design and modern in composition. -Norbert Sorger, A'rtist THE OLD Like an old friend, the sight of the 'warm red brick and thick green iw of Vancouver High School's east front will always kindle a warm glow in our hearts. The sentimental, the traditional spirit of our school is truly represented here. M. B. THE NEW Tall, graceful pillars harmonize with curving steps and graduated arcs to compose a symphony in symmetry, our new north Font entrance. To perfect architecture is added a note of sanctity,-a tree ,s first tiny green leaves of spring- M. B. .- tt l DR. PAUL F, GAISER Dr. Paul F. Gaiser, three years principal of Van- couver High School, two years superintendent of Van- couver Public Schools, has proved himself a pro- gressive leader, a man of whom Vancouver may be proud. He has made the superintendenfs position one which is equally concerned with all city schools and with all students. -Margaret Bangs, Editor i SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Harry Craig, President Mr. L. M. Burnett Mr. Floyd Ratchford Mr. Joseph Hall Dr. A. P. Ryan Mr. Lloyd Matson, Secretary MR. HENRY DEYOUNG Mr. DeYoung, through his friendliness and will- ingness at all times to cooperate with the students, has proved himself to be an understanding and cap- able executive of Vancouver H.gh School. It is Mr. DeYoung's ambition and ours to make Vancouver High School the best in the West. -Charles Pillsbury, President Associated Students of Vancouver High School MR. W. H. CONOVER Mr. W. H. Conover, Vice-Principal, general mana- ger of all student finances, and Boys' League adviser, has proved himself a very efficient administrator. Through his friendly, enthusiastic interest in school affairs, he has earned the whole-hearted regard of every student associated with him. Delbert Jackson, Business Manager Associated Students MISS VON BERG Miss von Berg, our Dean of Girls, is the ideal of all students. Her friendliness and her cheerful eagerness to help others make her a true friend of every girl whom she contacts. Her sincere interest in individuals will insure her a place in the memory of every grad- uate of Vancouver High School. Virginia Shere, President of Girls' League A Rug RTF 1 as 1 4. f 5- '.f a ff ., ,. li , 4 . 1 'QTY . ' Q , 5 .. .,,, 3 33 6 if . , 2? 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I congratulate all upon their splendid endeavors and the progress that has been made this year- to all I extend the greetings of V.H.S. -Henry De Young LOUIS S. BARTER., A.B.-University of Missouri. History WESLEY C. BROWN, Ph.B.-Hamline University. Physics. LOVELL A. CHENOWETH, B.S.-University of Washington. Dietitian. W. E. DUDLEY-History, Economics. C. R. DUNCAN, B.M., M.M.-University of Washington. Supervisor of Public School Music, Glee Clubs, Band, Orchestra. RUBY M. EVANS, A.B.-Washington State College. English. CARL GUSTAFSON, B.S.fWashington State College. Physical Education, Supervisor of Public School Physical Education. PEARL A. HALL, A.B.-College of Idaho. Art, Supervisor of Public School Art. RUTH HALL, A.B.-College of Idaho. French, Geometry. BERTHA HUGHES, B.S.-Washington State College. Mathematics. BLANCHE HURD, B.S.-Oregon State College. Journaism, English. MARGARET PAGE JOHNSON, A.B.-University of Michigang A.M.-'Columbia University. Physical Educ-ation, Biology. HELEN JOHNSTON, A.B.-University of Idaho. English. ARTHUR R. JOLIN, A.M.-University of Washington. History. LILLIAN KING, AB.-University of Iofvag A.M.-University of Washington. English, Public Speaking. EDDA M. MCCORDIC, A.B.-University of Oregon. Librarian. MAUDE A. MACDONAL-D, A.B.-University of Oregong A.M.-Columbia. University. Biology. F-LORA F. MAYS, B.S.-Oregon State College. Home Economics. DAVID 'G. MILLER, A.B.-Washington State College. Printing. J. D. MILLER, A.B.-Grinnell College. History, Commercial Law. JULIA MURRAY, A.B.-University of Washington. Latin. BEULAH M. PORTER, B.S.-Oregon State College. Clothing. HILMA J. POWERS, A.B.-University of Washington English. LUOILE ROBINSON, A.B.-Pacific University. French, Spanish. LAURA E. RUGGLESS, A.B.-Willamette University. Bookkeeping. OLGA A. SAMUELSON, B.S.-Oregon State Collegeg A.M.-University of Washington. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. MARSHALL J. SHIELDS, B:S.-University of Oregon: A..M.-Columbia University. Physical Education, Biology. RUTH ALLEN SMITH, A.B.-Washington State College. English. CEC-IL A. TUTTLE, A.B.-Washington State College Shop. ROSA G. WEBBER, B.S.-Oregon State College. Physical Education, Typewriting. VERA WETHERELL, A.B.-Washington State Collegeg A.M.-Cornell University. Geometry, Algebra. MARY E. WILLIAMS, Secretary. ELLA WINTLER, A.M.-University of Washington German, Commercial Law. EARL S. WOOSTER, A.B.-Amherst College. Chemistry. an-4 1 . L 7 , lv 4 M 4. 'if g AQ Bnrtvr, Louis S. Brown, VVeslvy C. f'llllllUNVQ'tll, I.. A. EYRIIIS, Ruby M. Gustafson. Curl Hull, Pearl A. Hurd. Blam-lw Jolmson, M. P. Johnstun, lls-len M2ll'I,llH2llll, M, lwL'f?UI'lll4', IG. M. Mays, Fl0rzx F. Murray, Julian l'm'tor, Bs-ulalh M. Vuwers, Hilmu J. Slllllllklsllll, Olga Shields, Marshall Smith. Ruth A. XVe-tht rell, Ve-ru VVillinms, M.u'y VVintler. 'ie JS. Q. M 6,1 it 'X '. Q Q wx 6 ' . kv A A - X f a sf' 'ifl . I ...., . N .,,., ,,, if g Umlley, XV. IC. Hull, Ruth Julin, Arthur R, Miller, llalvinl G. Huhinsun, l,l1m'ilm Tuttle, Cevil A. Ella VVouste T, l'lum'zm, U, R. llllglws, 121-rtlm liing, Lilliam Millvr. James D. Rlxggln-ss. lAllll'il VVvhhe-V, Rosa G. l'lau'l S. As a ship sets forth to foreign lands, Prepared for gales and stormy strzfe, Each class with a crew of mates and hands Is launching hopes on the sea of lQ'e. 'B. J. P. Al' , J' 7 -', IW , 'X 'Lfl1 ,- -, YP .5 g fl Yr f ' V ,Ii 1 r +' fi ' ki ' V f-J fb X 1 Q it 4 ', ., V- .fx - X x ' A1 ' Q? x . W M .i 2 A , ' ii ' ZW P , .1 1 'f ' ' 152' :ff 9 A ' . iii U, , ,rf 1 :xr -'n K . F V Kd' Lilliidii' .wifi-EE 11123-1132 :M E I ' Qfi12,:lSl-.ilk 3 lil? 1: af 351' 5. 4' E5 if IN MENNIIIIAM :wg 52 fx: iw! 41: I if is Q fi 4: TL 1: 1E 4 1 11 i E ' 1 i 1 i 5 :L 5 : I QM TE ' TE A QE MARY BELLE MOBLEY . JUNE MOORE JOHN STEWART MCDONALD SMITH KMAC sMm-n ii if gi A f 4, 5 T: 4 3 3 L1 -ii?-'f If I-'OKI' . . ix 1: 11 .i li 55' ii ?f CMLMA MATER Sing of Vancouver, , Hearts there are trueg Sing of Vancouver, 'Dreams there I knew. Sons of Vancouver Can never forgetg Haze of our student days Shines round us yet. Golden our memories, Counting them o'erg Jlflarch of the victors, Laurels they wore, Friendships high-hearted, Shrined by the yearsg W ords that we spoke then 'Ring yet in our ears. Sing of Vancouver, qy4s we march alongg Years come and pass us, Yet to you will belong Our hearts and drearnings, Glimpses of truth, 0 Vancouver High School, Our home of happy youth -Margaret Page Johnson CLASS OF 1936 Lewis Luehrs ................................,,.,......... ......,,..... P resident Gale Bettesworth ....... ........ V ice-Presuient Margaret Asher ........ ....................... S ecretam Bob Erickson .......... ----.... S ergeant-at Arms SENIOR ADVISORY GROUPS FIRST SEMESTER SECXJND SEMESTER PRESIDENTS PRESIDENTS ADv1sERs Leland Dungan ....., Harold Miller ..,,... ...,,,, M r. Brown George Veith ...... -.. Lester MacGregor ..- ,.,,.,., Mr. Dudley Roy Kadow ...... ...... E d Gillingham ....,...,, Mr. Gustafson Velda Lacy ...... ........ B lllle David ..... ............. M iss Hall B111 Carroll ......., - ...,,..... Ray Baty ....... ....... M rs. Hughes Helen Hinshaw .... Jeanne McIrvin .............. Mrs Powers Lavina Valburg ...., Genevieve Furno .....,., Miss Robinson Bernice Nunn .......... Dorothy Wager .,... ..,.... M iss Wintler COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Robert Van Dolah .............................................. Valedwtorwn Bob Pillsbury .......... ..... F aculty Representatwe William Dudley .,..... ....... C lass Representatwe HONOR ROLL Robert Van Dolah William LaLonde Cathleen Fleischman Keith Kennedy Lois Hofstetter Ruth Holland Lavina Valberg William Wootton Marjorie Jones Ruth Brandeberry Edward LaLonde Alvin Carlson Helen Scott Earl Warren Harold Hauzenberger Helen Hinshaw Saxon Miller Clarence Prothero Betty Ellis Lewis Luehrs Morris Hutchison James Bartlett Margaret Bangs Ernest Greenlund ACKLEYT, RACHEL-Classical Course. Vice-President, Representative Advisory Group, gresldfilntcglokstume Committee , Usher. Clubs: Girls' Golf, Pro and Con, President pams u . ADAIR, ALEX-Scientific Course. Band, Stamp Club. ADAMS, STANLEY F.-Scientific Course. President, Vice-President Advisory Group, Golf Team, Homecoming Rally Committee, Assistant Basketball Manager. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Secretary, Vice-President Boys' Golf Club. ANDERSON, LOIS-Classical Course. Vice-President Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Log Staff, Properties Committee Senior Play, Make-Up Club. ANDRE, EVELYN-Commercial Course. Red Cross Attendant, Make-Up Committee Vodvil, Usher. Clubs: G.A.A., Girls' Sports, Letter Girls, Make-Up. ANDRUSS, RAY-Scientific Course. Vice-President, Treasurer Advisory Group. Clubs: Stamp, Secretary Radio Club, Treasurer Boys' Golf Club. ASHER, MARGARET-Home Economics Course. President, Vice-President Advisory Group, Secretary Senior Class, Vodvil, Usher, Girls' League Cabinet. Clubs: Poster-Booster, President M ake-Up, Epicurean. BABCOCK, BRUCE B.--General Course. Band. BACHMAN, DOROTHY-Home Economics Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Vodvil. Clubs: Tennis, Treasurer Make-Up. BACK. JOHN NORMAN-Scientific Course. Sports Manager, Boys' Sports Club. BACON, DOROTHY J EAN-Commercial Course. President, Secretary Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Locker Monitor, Advisory Group Play. Clubs: Make-Up, Advanced Make-Up. BAGCLNEY, HELEN ESTHER,4Commercial Course. Friendship Committee, Make Up lub. BANGS, MARGARET-Classical Course. President, Salesman Advisory Group, Editor Alki, Assistant Editor Columbia Log, Girls' League Reporter, School History Contest Team, Chairman Log Dance, Publicity Se-nior Play, Publicity Vodvil, Clubs: Sans Nomine, Vice-President Drama Club, President Quill and Scroll. BARTLETT, JAMES ORIN-Scientific Course. Locker Monitor. Clubs: Stamp, Book. BATY, RAYMOND K.-English Course. President, Vice-President, Secretary Advisory Group, Locker Monitor, Traffic Squad, Business Manager Columbia Log, Vodvil. Clubs: Pro and Con, Quill and Scroll. BELETSKI, GENEVIEVE-Commercial Course. Arts a nd Crafts Club. BENNER, JEANNETTE-Classical Course. Vodvil, Carnival Committee, Oiiice Work. Clubs: Make-Up, Arts and Crafts, Sewing. BEN SON, RAY---Scientific Course. Sergeant-at-arms Advisory Group. BERGERSON, MAEFORD C.-Classicial Course. Vodvil, S.W.W. Music Meet, Girls' Sextet, Assembly Programs, Orchestra, Honor Baseball. Clubs: Book Lovers', Arts and Crafts, Glee, G.A.A., Girls Sports. BERNASH, GEORGE-Commercial Course. President Advisory Group, Advertising Vodvil. Clubs: Tennis, Lettermen's. BICKFORD, ELOINE-Classical Course. Vodvil, Clubs: Glee, Latin, Tennis, Arts and Crafts. BODDY, EDNA-Commercial Course. Vice-President, Secretary Advisory Group, Usher, Advisory Group Committees, Carnival, Junior-Senior Prom, Girls' Sports Club. BRANDEBERRY, RUTH-Commercial Course. President Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, President, Secretary Marionette Club. BROUGHTON, MARY-Commercial Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Locker Lieu- tenant, Red Cross Attendant, Costume Committee, Head Usher. Clubs: Music, Tennis, Girls' Sports, G.A.A. BUCH'I, ADELINE-Commercial Course. Usher, Scholarship Committee Advisory Group, President Home Arts Club. BUDD, EDWARD WESLEY-General Course. Salesman Advisory Group, Vice-Presi- dent Traffic Squad, Electrician. Clubs: Glee, Camera, Tennis. BUDD, HARRY-Commercial Course. Band. Clubs: Tennis, Vice-President Music Club, President Book Club. BURGETT, RALSTON-Scientific Course. Vice-President, .Sports Manager Advisory Group. Tennis Team. Clubs: Collectors, President Tennis Club. BURGSTAHLER, OTTO-Scientific Course. Clubs: Boys' Golf, Boys' Sports. BUSSEY, RUTH-General Course. Junior-Senior Prom, Scholarship Committee Advis- ory Group. ' .QL I V X 'N AA. S but Y X S 1 . ,-m' ' A Q 6,. is A J . 1... is -- -- . . its A A ttss if U n A t A Q + Jai , L' , A 'aj f dl l? i n . L . .QA N m f sf L.. 2 3 . ' A 3 ' L . : W . , liwhf . N .h . W. - gg Lg . Aoklf-y,Rz1chel Adair, Alex Adams, Stanley F. Anderson, Lois Andre. Evelyn Andruss, Ray Asher, Margaret Babcock, Bruce Baohmzm, D. Buck, .lolm N. Baron, Dorothy Bagley, Esther Bangs, Margaret Bnrtlvtt, James O. Bzlty, Raymond K. Beletski, G. Benner, Jvunnette Benson, Rny Bel-ge-rson, M, Bernash, Georgi- Bickford, Eloine Boddy, Edna Brandeberry, R. Broughton, Mary Buchi, Adeline Budd, Edward W. Budd, Hurry Burgett, Ralston BLlI'gSt1lhlPl', Otto Bnssvy, Ruth BUTTS, MARY G.-Classical Course. Log Staff, Class Program, Home Arts Club. CARLSON, ALVIN-Scientific Course. Secretary, Reporter Advisory Group. CARROLL, CHAS. A. fBillD--Scientific Course. President, Secretary, Salesman lg1tiViS0Igl Ciroup, Locker Lieutenant, Vodvil, Advisory, Assembly Plays, President amp u . CARSON, ARTHUR BLEDSOE-Scientific Course. CARTER, ERMA ADELINE-Home Economics Course. Usher. Clubs: Glee, Make-Up. CASEY, JANE-Commercial Course. Usher, Make-Up Vodvil, Make-Up Club. CHAPMAN, FRED-Scientific Course. CHEREDN IK, JOHN-Scientific Course. Welfare Board, Vodvil, Management Senior Play. Clubs: Drama, Poster-Booster. CI-IICOINE, EDMUND-Scientific Course. CLARK, ELSIE-Classical Course. Reporter Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant. Clubs: Make-Up, Sewing. COFFIELD, IRMA-General Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Arts and Crafts Club. COLE, LUCILE-Home Economics Course. Lettergirl, Treasurer G.A.A. COLLINS, BOB-Scientific Course. Vice-President Advisory Group. COOPER, CHARLOTTE-Home Economics Course. Usher, Vodvil, Locker Monitor, Costume Committee Vodvil, S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Girls' Sports, Glee. CORSON, MAC-General Course. Radio Club. CUSHING, F. EDMUND-Scientific Course. Poster-Booster Dance Committee, Ad- visory Group Program, Poster-Booster Club. DANIELS, LESTER-Scientific Course. Boys' Golf Club. DAVID, BILLIE ADELLE-Scientific Course. Secretary, President Advisory Group, Assembly Programs. Clubs: Arts and Crafts, Drama. DEL TORO, HELEN DOLORES RODRIQUEZ-Home Economics Course. President Advisory Group, Locker Monitor, Vodvil, Christmas Play, Usher, Costume Com- mittee, Program Committee, Hostess, Girls' League Cabinet, Advisory Assemblies Clubs: Make-Up, Ex-Libris, Scribes. DEWEY, EVA MAE-Commercial Course. Vodvil, Usher, Christmas Program, Song Leader Advisory Group, S.W.W. Music Meet, Hostess. Clubs: Glee, Marionette, Epicurean. DILLON, VERA-Home Economics Course. Class Program, Make-Up Club. DROWLEY, DEMPSTER.--Scientific Course. Vodvil, Senior Play Cast, Secretary Advisory Group. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Make-Up. DUBOIS, BETTY-Classical Course. Vice-President, Secretary, Salesman, Represen- tative Advisory Group, Usher, Hostess, Vodvil, Physics Laboratory Assistmt: Girls' League Program, Dance Committee. Clubs: G.A.A., Girls' Sports, Girls' Golf, Tennis, Iibrary, Letter Girls'. DUDL-EY, WILLIAM R.-English Course. Assembly Committee, Vodvil, Log Staff! Vice-President, Salesman Advisory Group, Senior Play. Clubs: Music, Glee, Ticket ' Takers, Fencing. DUNGAN, LELAND CLEMENT-Scientific Course. President, Salesman Advisory Group, Vodvil, Senior Play Cast, Assembly Programs. Clubs: Tennis, Boys' Sports, .Poster-Booster, Ticket Takers. DUNTON, DOROTHY LILLIAN-General Course. Vodvil, Christmas Program, Sec- retary Advisory Group, S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Glee, Vice-President, Secretary Make-Up. DURGAN, JESSIE OLIVE-Commercial Course. President Advisory Group, Girls' League Cabinet, Red Cross Attendant, Usher, Scholarship Committee, Vodvil, Clubs: Marionette, Home Arts. DYKEMAN, JEAN-Commercial Course. Vodvil, Girls' Sextet, Boise Music Meet, Log Staff, Alki Staff , S.W.W. Music Meet, Assembly Programs, Reporter, Vice- President Girls' League, Secretary Advisory Group. Clubs: Drama, President Glee, Poster-Booster, Stage Committee. EAST, JACK-Scientific Course. Student Council, Vodvil, Sergeant-at-arms Student Body, President Advisory Group. Clubs: President Boys' Sports Club, Boys' Golf, I.ettermen's. EKLUND, HAROLD-Scientific Course. Clubs: Science and Mathematics, Boys' Golf. me 'U it IL :'::E:' ix may J i '2,,.f61f I N D ' HQ xv. ,gi x, AW '3 , f. 1 zx in Y Cairter, Ernm A. Clark, Elsiv Cursoii. lVIzlL' Iwwey, Eva Male 1 35, f. mr it cf- ' , J iii' 1 , ' 'Q 4 ff 'Q H an 7 1- I 3 Butts, Mary G. Carlson, Alvi1 Czirroll, Bill Parson. Artliui' Casey, June Clmpmam, Frei Uliewfinik, John Cliin-oizw, Edmund Unffielml, Irma Cole, Lucilv Collins, Bob Coopor, Clmrlotte Cushing, Elmunzl Dzmivls, Lester David, Billie A. del 'l'm'o, Hvlezi Dillon Vera Drowloy, D. DuBois, Betty Dudley, XVillian1 llunton, Dorothy Durgzxn, Jessie O. Dykemaln, .Ivan l-lust, .luck Dungun, Leland liklund, Harold ELLIS, BETTY-Classical Course. Locker Monitor: Usher: Costume Committee: Ad- vertising Senior Play: Physics Laboratory Assistant: Secretary, Representative Advisory Group. ERJICKSON, ROBERT E.-Scientific Course. Sergeant-at-arms Senior Class: Track: Football. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Lettermen's. ERICKSON, LAURA-Commercial Course. EZETTA, BENA-English Course. Salesman, Scholarship Committee Advisory Group: Usher: Office Assistant. Clubs: Home Arts, Epicurean. FARR, WILLIAM E., JR.-English Course. Log Staff: Football Manager. Clubs: Travel, Lettermen's. FAUBLE, DOROTHY-Commercial Course. Salesman Advisory Group: Vodvil: locker Monitor: Treasurer Girls' League: Secretary Class. FELL, C. ALICE-Commercial Course. Vice-President Advisory Group: Alki Staff : Locker Monitor: Usher. Clubs: Tennis, Home Arts. FERRELL, OTIS CLARENCE, JR.-Scientific Course. Football: Track. Clubs: Letter- men's, Boys' Sports. FINNEY, J EAN-English Course. Vodvil: Vice-President Advisory Group: Advisory Group Program: Usher: Honor Volley Ball: Manager Badminton. Clubs: Point System Manager G.A.A., Vice-President Letter Girls'. FLEISCHMAN. CATHLEEN-College Preparatory Course. President Advisory Group: Advisory Council: Assistant Editor Alki: Red Cross Attendant: Usher: Hostess: Vodvil: Senior Play Cast: Girls' League Cabinet: Publicity Vodvil. Clubs: Poster- Booster Drill Team, Secretary Marionette, President Sans Nomine, G.A.A., Epicurean. FURNO, GENEVJEVE-Commercial Course. President, Secretary Advisory Group: Usher: Make-Up Club. GATES, ELEDGE W.-English Course. Pressman: Linotypist: Columbia Log Staff: Locker Lieutenant: Alki Staff: Radio Club. GELLIPEAU, EDITH--Commercial Course. Scholarship, Program Committee Ad- visory Group: Usher: Home Arts Club. Gl-IORMLEY, THOMAS-Scientific Course. Assistant Editor, Reporter Columbia Log Staff: Locker Monitor: Vodvil: Property Committee Senior Play: Assistant Business Manager Alki: Laboratory Assistant. Clubs: Glee, Science, Stamp, Music, Ticket Takers. , GILLINGHAM, ED-Scientific Course. President Advisory Group: Sergeant-at-arms Boys' League: Football: Locker Monitor: Sergeant-at-arms Lettermen's Club. GODDARD. MARIANNA-Commercial Course. Vodvil. Clubs: Poster-Booster, Secre- tary Music Club. GOFFIN, ALTA MAE-Commercial Course. Red Cross Attendant: Usher: Chairman Costumes Vodvil: Chairman Decoration Senior Party: Librarian: Vice-President Advisory Group. Clubs: Girls' Golf, Marionette, Vice-President Make-Up. GORMAN, BOB-English course. GREENLUND, ERNEST N.-Classical Course. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group: Ticket Seller: Vodvil: Boys' Sextet: S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Glee, Pro and Con, Music, Stamp. HARMON, YONA--Classical Course. Usher. Clubs: Book Lovers', Spanish, Make-Up. HAUZENBERGER, HAROLD-Commercial Course. President, Secretary Advisory Group: Trafiic Squad: Business Manager Vodvil: Columbia Log Accountant: Busi- ness Manager Alki: Chairman Alki Dance. HAWKINS, WINNIFRED M.-Home Economics Course. Secretary Advisory Group: Red Cross Attendant: Usher: Property Committee Senior Play. Clubs: Arts and Crafts, Home Arts. HERZOG, HELEN--Commercial Course. Red Cross Attendant: Arts and Crafts Club. HIATT, JOHN HUBERT-General Course. President Advisory Group: Vodvil: Locker Monitor: S.W.W. Music Meet: Boys' Sextet. Clubs: Music, Drama, Vice-President Glee. HILLS, HELEN--Commercial Course. Usher: Home Arts Club. HINSHAW, HELEN--Home Economics Course. President, Vice-President, Secretary Advisory Group: Vodvil: Senior Play Cast: Usher: Clubs: G.A.A., Marionette, Honor Dramatic Society. HOFSTETTER, LOIS-Scientific Course. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group: Vodvil. Clubs: Drama, Sans Nomine, Secretary Poster-Booster. HOLLAND, RUTH ELEANOR-Classical Course. President Advisory Group: Girls' League Cabinet: Locker Monitor: Red Cross Attendant: Usher: Assistant Manager Property Committee Senior Play: Costume Committe Vodvil. Clubs: Vice-President Drama, Sans Nomine, HOLMBO, OTHELIA-Commercial Course. HOLMES, WARD-Scientific Course. Boys' Sports Club. Q El l 4 lx Q 2 1 Q 1' X s ,Ii ..,. A.L, . Q? i fx 1 'Q If iw i ' i 4 l 3 A s ' .1 5 9 wi Ellis, H1-tty l'1ris'ks0n, Robvrt Fznuhlv, Dorothy Furno, Gvnvvivve Goddard, M, H2lllZl'Ilbk'FKllI', H. Hinshaw, Halle-n F1-ll, C, Alicv Gates, Eledge VV. Gomn, Alta Mae Hawkins, VV, Hofstetter, Lois gli: M Erickson, Laura lfe-i'i'ell, Clarence Gellipoau, Edith Gorman, Bob ' Hvrzog, Hvlvn Holland, Ruth E. A Ok 1' Ezvttzi, Rvilzi Finney, .ln-an Glmrmley, T, Grovnlllnd, li. lliutt, llulwrt Holmes, YV:u'd , X X f d gifif illl Q E ii 'X , l :li'I', XV. IC. JV. l l0lSl'hlllilll, U. .- - . l11ll1np.gl1:im, lad llnrmun, Yonai Hills, llvlen llolmlm, Otlieli HORN, ALTA HELEN-Commercial Course. Usher, Junior-Senior Prom Committee! Home Arts Club. HORTON, DORIS IELLEEN-Scientific Course. Locker Monitor, Red Cross Attendant, Usher, Chairman Properties Senior Play. Clubs: Make-up, Arts and Crafts. HOWARD, ARLETA-General Course. Assembly Programs. Clubs: Make-Up, Arts and Crafts. H UBER, HELEN M.-Home Economics Course. Red Cross Attendant, Usher, Chairman Costume Committee Senior Play. Clubs: G.A.A., Glee. HUGHES, VICTOR W.-Commercial Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Vodvil, Poster- Booster Club. HULL, ERNEST-Scientific Course. Clubs: Science, Arts and Crafts. HUTCHISON, MORRIS-Scientific Course. Traffic Squad, Vodvil, Senior Play Cast, Band, Jgngnr-Senior Prom Committee, Alki Staff, Salesman Advisory Group, Science lu . IVANS, MARIE CATHERINE-Home Economics Course. Scholarship Committee Advisory Group, Decoration Committee, Costume Committee. C.ubs: Home Arts, Make-U p, Epicurean. JENSEN, MARTIN--Scientific Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Radio Club. JOHNSTON, JUNE ROSE-Home Economics Course. Vice-President Advisory Group, Costume Committee, Hostess, Decoration Committee, Arts and Crafts C-ub. J OHNSTONE, BETTY f LOU-General Course. Reporter, Vice-President Advisory Group, Vodvil, Stage Crew, Stage Committee, Costume Committee Assembly Pro- grams. C.ubs: Drama, Marionette, Honor Dramatic Society. JONES, MARJORJE ANITA-Classical Course. Vice-President, Secretary Advisory Group, Locker Monitor, Red Cross Attendant, Physics Laboratory Assistant, Usher. Clubs: Make-Up, Library. KADOW, ROY--English Course. President, Salesman Advisory Grdup, Captain Foot- ball Team, Locker Monitor, Vodvil, Clubs: Sergeant-at-arms Lettermen's, Sergeant- at-arms Boys' Sports. KAMPE, NORMAN ALBERT-Commercial Course. Radio Club. KENNEDY, KEITH-Scientific Course. Traffic Squad. Clubs: Radio, Arts and Crafts. KERN, PI-HLLIP B.-Scientific Course. President Advisory Group, President, Vice- President Boys' League, Second Vice-President Student Body, President Sophomore Class, Vodvil, Stage Committee, Lettermen's Club. KINGEN, ARDIS--Commercial Course. President, Vice-President Advisory Group, Giirls' Sextet, Vodvil, Locker Monitor, S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: G.A.A., Glee, Commercial. KINNEY, ROBERT GORDON-Manual Arts Course. President Traffic Squad, Science and Mathematics Club. KIRK, MARTHELA-Commercial Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Usher, Carnival, Make-Up Club. KLEIN, ALFRED-Scientific Course. KOCH, WILLIAM A.-English Course. Locker Monitor, Band. Clubs: Ticket Takers' Radio. KORTMAN, MARIE-English Course. Senior Play Scenery, Decoration Committee? Arts and Crafts Club. KUNZMAN, JEANNE-Classical Course. Editor Columbia Log, Vodvil, Assemblies. Clubs: Poster-Booster, Secretary Quill and Scroll, Publicity Manager Drama Club. LACY, VELDA-English Course. President Friendship Committee, Advisory Group, Alki Staff, Carnival, Assembly Programs, Vodvi , Concert Mistress Orchestra, Hostess, Song Leader Senior Class, S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Glee, G.A.A., Honor Dramatic Society, Drill Captain Poster-Booster, Vice-President Marionette Club. LALONDE, EDWARD J .-Scientific Course. Salesman Advisory Group, Vice-President Junior Class, Locker Lieutenant, Printing. Clubs: Arts and Crafts, Radio. LALONDE, JOSEPHINE-Scientific Course. President, Salesman Advisory Group, Girls' League Cabinet, Secretary Junior Class, Secretary Arts and Crafts Club. LALONDE, WILLIAM E.-Scientific Course. Vice-President, Secretary, Salesman Ad- visory Group, Columbia Log Staff, Radio Club. LANDER, VIRGINIA C.-Scientific Course. Vice-President Advisory Group, Locker Monitor, Vodvil, Band, S.W.W. lVIusic Meet. Clubs: Make-Up, Arts and Crafts. LANGDON, WILLIAM-Manual Arts Course. Locker Lieutenant, Vodvil, Stamp Club. LAWRENCE, RICHARD-Scientific Course. President, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Boys' Sports Club, Alki Staff. 125 -an Y i? fn: ,L if K fr: Horn, Alta Holen Hull, Ernest Juhnstonv, Butte Kern, Phillip B, Koch, WVillium A. LziI.0L1dv, J. VM-A z , - Horton, Doris Hutchison, M. Jones, lvlnrjorie Kingen, Ardis Kortrnan, Marie LuLonde, WV. Howard, Axleta Ivzlns, Mzlriv Kzldow, Roy Kinnvy, Roh:-rt Kunzmun, Jeanne Lander, Virginia lf! A Hubrr, Helrn Jensen, Marti ll Kzlmpv, Norm Kirk, Marthe Lucy, Veldu Langdon, XV, l x M. Zll l In Huglu-s, Victor Johnston. Jun:- Ke-nm-sly, Keith Klm-in, Alfred IAlI4Ullil0, 141.1 Lawrence, R. 7:1 Q f LEHTINEN, ELMER-College Preparatory Course. Boys' Golf Club. LESLIE, LORA MURIEL-English Course. Make-Up Committee Vodvil: Make-Up Committee Senior I-lay: Seattle Art Conference. Clubs: Outdoor, Scribes', Make-Up. LEWIS, DONALD-Scientific Course. Stage Crew. LEWIS, LOWELL L.-Classical Course. Stage Crew. LINGO, WILLIAM W.-Scientific Course. Secretary Stamp Club. LISOSKI, MARGARET A.-Commercial Course. Vodvil: Usher: Costume Committee: Carnival. Clubs: Make-Up, Marionette. LOUKO, IDA GLADYS-Classical Course. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group: Senior Play Cast: Vodvil. Clubs: Drama, Girls' Golf. LOWE, ROBERT-Scientific Course. LUDEMAN, RODNEY-General Course. Vice-President Advisory Group: Vodvil: Decorations J unior-Senior Prom: Stage Crew: Ticket Sellers' Club. LUEHRS, LEWIS FRANCIS--Scientific Course. President Advisory Group: Vice- President Student Body: President Senior Class: Student Council: Vodvil: Assembly Programs: S.W.W. Music Meet: Football: Basketball : Track. Clubs: Glee, Boys' Sports, Mechanics and Aircrafts, Poster-Booster, Letterman's. LUND, AN TON-Scientific Course. Vice-President Advisory Group: Band: Brass Sex- tet: S.W.W. Music Meet: Music Club. LUTTRELL, CATHERINE-English Course. Secretary Advisory Group. LUTTRELL, J OYCE-Home Economics Course. Salesman, Friendship Committee Ad- visory Group: Locker Monitor. MCIRVIN, J EAN-Scientific Course. President, Secretary, Representative Advisory Group: Girls' League Cabinet: Usher: Locker Monitor: Red Cross Attendant: Senior Advisory Council. Clubs: Tennis, Home Arts. MCIRWIN, MARGARET-English Course. President Advisory Group: Vodvil: Costume Committee: Make-Up Club. MCMULLEN, BOB-Scientific Course. Secretary Boys' League: Sports Editor Colum- bia Log: Sports Editor Alki: Football: Football Manager: Basxetball: Golf Team. Clubs: Golf, Boys' Sports, Letterman's. MCNALLEN, STANLEY P.-General Course. President Advisory Group: Vodvil: Clubs: Music, Poster-Booster, Glee. MANARY, FRANCINA-Commercial Course. Salesman Advisory Group: Locker Moni- tor: Vodvil: Advisory Group Plays: Honor Basketball: G.A.A. MARTIN, HELEN-Home Economics Course. Locker Monitor. Clubs: Service, Girls' Sports, Girls' Golf. MARTIN, HELEN-Home Economics Course. Locker Monitor. Clubs: Service, Girls' Senior Play: Chairman Stage Crew. Clubs: Radio, Arts and Crafts, Honor Dramatic Society. - MATHEWS, WENDELL HYLMAR-Scientific Course. Vodvil: Orchestra: Band. Clubs: Glee, German, Music. MEHRER, CAROL-Classical Course. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group: Vodvil: Orchestra: S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs. Girls' Sports, Arts and Crafts, Girls' Golf, Secretary G.A.A., President Lettergirls' Club. MILLER, HAROLD-Scientific Course. President, Vice-President Advisory Group: Vice-President Class: Class Program: Assembly Program: Carnival. Clubs: Science, Spanish. MILLER, SAXON-Classical Course. Vodvil: Library Assistant: Locker Monitor: Alki Staff: Red Cross Attendant: Class Program: S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Make-Up, Glee, Tennis, Sans Nomine. MILLS, ESTELLA-Commercial Course. Usher: Make-Up Club. MILIAS, MARK-English Course. Secretary Advisory Group. Clubs: Spanish, Manual I'tS. MITCHELL, EDITH-Commercial Course. President Advisory Group: Tennis Team: Vodvil: Tennis Club. MOBLEY, LADELLE-College Preparatory Course. Locker Monitor: Columbia Log Staff: Vodvil: Advisory Group Play: Assembly Programs. Clubs: Poster-Booster, Glee, Marionette, Home Economics. MORRIS, IJOIS H.--English Course. Art Conference Seattle: Chairman Publicity Vodvil: Advertising Senior Play: Assembly Programs: Senior Play Cast. C.ubs: Marionette, Poster-Booster. MURPHY, VIRGINIA-Commercial Course. Usher: Costume Committee Senior Play: Alki Staff. View R K Q sl 'fl if L TY . ,. ,M x i+ R li: . N K Xl Xh.N I49llllll9'll. lClmm' Lisuski, lvlilff-ll1l'l t Luml, Anton M:-Mullen, Hub Mutlim-ws, XV. Mills, lllurk 'K Lvslie. Lora M. Lewis. Dmmlsl Lewis, Luwvll l., l.im:o, Xxvllllillll Luuko, 1 lan G. Lowe-, Rulwrt Lumle-mam. llmlney l4llt'lll'S, In-wis I . Lultrrll, U. l.uttr41l. Juys-0 Mm-Irvin, Jvlllllltx Mn'Ii'vin, N. lNI:'N:1llvn.S-tzmley RIZIIIZITX, F, Mzlrtin, Helvn Martin, Stn-wart All-l11'vi', Carol Miller, llalruld Mille-xg Saxon Mills. listvllu Mita-ln-ll,l'ILlitl1 Mulmley. liiulcllh Morris, Luis II, Murphy, Virgini. NEIL, ORAL-Commercial Course. NELSON, J OHN-English Course. Trafiic Squad: Stamp Club. NESTLERODE, ALICE-English Course. Make-Up Vodvilg Make-Up Club. NESTLERODE, JUNE-Commercial Course. Make-Up Committee. Clubs: Arts and Crafts, Make-Up. NUNN, BERNIECE--Commercial Course. President, Vice-President, Salesman, Yell and Song Leader Advisory Group, Vodvilg Senior Play Castg Advisory Council, Cos- tume Committeeg Usher, Girls' League Cabinet. Clubs: Stage, Girls' Sports, Sec- retary Make-Up. O'BRIE'N, GERTRUDE ARLENE-Commercial Course. Librarian Make-Up Club. ODNE, RANDOLPH-English Course. Fencing Club. OLSON, JOSEPH-Scientific Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Football, Trackg Locker Monitor. Clubs: Lettermen's, Boys' Sports. OPDYKE, MARK--Scientific Course. Advisory Group Play, Science Club. OSMOND, DOROTHYE-College Preparatory Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Usher OSTREM, ALMA--Home Economics Course. Usher, Vodvil Stage Setting. Clubs: Marionette, Make-Up PARKER., SILVAS-Scientific Course. Secretary, Sergeant-at-arms Advisory Groupg Boys' Sports Club. PEDERSON, LEONARD-Scientific Course. Stage Manager, Boys' Sports Club. PELLISSIER, LORENA-Com-mercial Course. President Advisory Groupg Vodvil, Sen- ior Play Castg Red Cross Attendantg Costume Committee. Clubs: Drama, Pro and Con, I-Ionor Dramatic Society. PETERSON, HOMER-Scientific Course. Mechanics and Aircrafts Club. PETTERSON, STANLEY-General Course. PILLSBURY, CHARLES--Scientific Course. President Advisory Groupg Business Man- ager Vodvil: President Student Bodyg Business Manager Student Bodyg Manager Swimming Team, Vodvil. Clubs: Golf, Ticket Takers. PILLSBURY, BOB-Classical Course. President, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg President Junior Classg Senior Play Cast, Vodvilg Second Vice-President Student Podyg V.H.S. Representative Boys' Conference Kelsog Captain Swimming Team. Clubs: Pro and Con, Tennis, Vice-President Golf. PITTAM, BRUCE-Scientific Course. Trafiic Squad, Mechanics and Aircrafts Club. POWELL, MELVYN D.-Commercial Course. PROTHERO, CLARENCE-Scientific Course.. Secretary Advisory Groupig? Vodvilg Columbia Log Staff. Clubs: Stamp, Arts and Crafts. RAMEY, GEORGE-Scientific Course. Vodvilg Track, Make-Up Club. REANEY, ALVA ANDREW-Commercial Course. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Electricians. REANEY, GLADYS-Home Economics Course. Salesman Advisory Groupg Property Committee Senior Playg Assembly Programs. REYNOLDS, BENNETT-English Course. Vice-President Advisory Groupg Student Councilg Locker Monitorg Footballg Basketballg Track. Clubs: Lettermen's, Tennis. RINE, JOHN FREDERICK EUGENE, J r.--Scientific Course. Vodvil, Printing. Clubs: Camera, Golf, Radio. ROBERTS, ELIZABETH-English Course. President, Secretary, Salesman, Represen- tative Advisory Groupg Usher, Assembly Programsg Make-Up Club. ROSSITER, WILL-IAM LOUIS-English Course. Vodvil, S.W.W. Music Meetg Boys' Sextetg Assistant Chairman Seating Committee. Clubs: Tennis, Glee. ROWE, IDELLA LORRAINE-General Course. RUSSELL, ANNABELL JUNE--Classical Course President Advisory Groupg Vice- President Sophomore Class, Locker Monitorg Girls' League Cabinet, Assistant Business Manager Senior Play. Clubs: Pro and Con, Arts and Crafts. V. . .v K lr .f , . ,six Hr , 3555 S l N f S X in fax 5 M Q - f f 1 . , l 1 X fr En, 1 ' ' ,K X .Skt 3' 'R wi K .QS L if Neil. Oral Nelson, John Nestlerode, Alice Nestleroile, .lune Nunn, Bc-rnia-ce O'Brieu, Gertrude Oclne, Randolph Olson, Joseph Oprlyko, Mark Osmond, D, Ostrem, Alma Parker, Silvns Pexlvrson, L. Pellissier, Lore-nu Peterson, Homer Petterson, S. Pillsbury, C. Pillsbury, Bob Pittam, Bruce- Powell, Melvyn Prothero, C. Rumey, George Rainey, Alva A. Reaney, Gladys Reynolds, B. Rina, John F. E. Roberts, E. Rossiter, VVillium Rowe, Llellu L. Russoll, June , A Q rw 'X' X N X 1 X V .Q e5 F We ww X X X . ,f s - X -3 N 4 SAWYER, GORDON-English Course. President Advisory Group, Boys' League Pres- ident, President Senior Class, Student Council, Football, Vodvil. Clubs: Letter- m1en's, Pro and Con, Tennis. SCHEETZ, BOB-English Course. Clubs: Travel, Art, Poster-Boostel', Boys' Sports, Tennis. SCHUBERT, LUCILLE E.-Commercial Course. Usher, Costume Committee Vodvil, Alki Staff, Scholarship Committee, Red Cross Attendant, Marionette Club. SCOTT, HELEN-Commercial Course. President Advisory Group, Vodvilg Debate Team, Room Beautification Committee, Chairman Assembly Programs, Advertising Senior Play, Advertising Carnival, Advertising G.A.A. Homecoming Dance. Clubs: G.A.A., Pro and Con, Secretary Poster-Booster. SHAMBAUGH, NADINE-Home Economics Course. Vodvil, Columbia Log Reporter, Senior Play Cast, Girls' League Committee: Clubs: G.A.A., Glee, Girls' Sports, Arts and Crafts, Secretary Home Arts, President Epicurean. SHEFCHEK, CELIIA-Home Economics Course. Usher, Costume Committee Vodvil. Clubs: Marionette, .Glee. SHERE, VIRGINIA-Classical Course. Secretary Sophomore Class, President, Treas- urer Girls' League, Student Council, Vodvil: President S.W.W. Girls' League Conference. Clubs: G.A.A., Girls' Golf, Letter Girls'. SHERMAN, LEON-Scientific Course. Program Committee, Senior Play. Clubs: Stamp, Vice-President Pro and Con. SLY, DOROTHY M.--General Course. Secretary Student Body, Vice-President Sopho- more Class, Vice-President Girls League, Alki Staff, Log Staff, Vodvil, Senior Play Cast, Red Cross Attendant, Assembly Programs. Clubs: Poster-Booster, Glee. SMITH, EWING-Scientific Course. Vodvil. SMITH, MAC-Scientific Course. President Advisory Group, Advisory Council. Clubs: Travel, Boys' Sports. SNYDER, FRED-Scientific Course. SORGER, NORBERT--Art Course. Scenery Painting Vodvil, Scenery Painting Senior Play, Alki Staff. Clubs: Mechanics and Aircraft, Poster-Booster. SPURGEON, RAY-General Course. Vodvil, Band, Orchestra, Music Club. STARR, LEORA-Commercial Course. Vice-President Advisory Group, Locker Monitor Usher, Secretary Marionette Club. STEINHCNOIREEN-English Course. Red Cross Attendant, Vodvil. Clubs: Girls' Sports, Ma e- p. STENGER, GLADYS-English Course. STENGER, HAROLD C.--Scientific Course. Vice-President Advisory Group, Stage Crew, Vodvil, Assembly Programs, Stamp Club. STEPHENSON, RUTH E.-Commercial Course. Property Committee Senior Play. STRAUB, GEORGE-Scientific Course. Secretary, Sergeant-at-arms Advisory Group, Locker Monitor. Clubs: Lettermen's, Drama. STRAUB, JAKE-Scientific Course. Boys' Sports Club. STRINGFELLOW, BETTY-Commercial Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Vodvil, Assembly Programs, Manager Tennis Team., Usher, Office Assistant, Locker Monitorg. Chairman Senior Party. Clubs: G.A.A., Treasurer Lette-rgirls', Secre- tary Tennis, Girls' Golf, Pro and Con. SUTTERFIELD, JUANITA--English Course. Secretary Scholarship Committee Ad- visory Group, Usher, Costume Committee Vodvil, Costume Committee Senior Play' Librarian, Marionette Club. TAYLOR, MYRLE-Commercial Course. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Usher- Locker Monitor, Carnival, Costume Committee Senior Play, Make-Up Club, TERPENNING, IDA LOUISE-Commercial Course. Secretary Advisory Group, Locker Monitor, Usher, Honor Volley Ball Team. Clubs: G.A.A., Girls' S-ports. TETER, KENNETH--English Course. President Advisory Group, Boys' League Cabi- net, Treasurer Sophomore Class, Vodvil, Properties Committee Senior Play, Track, Minor Football, Minor Basketball. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Tennis. THOMPSON, BETTY J ANE-Scientific Course. Program Committee Advisory Group, Vodvil, Junior-Senior Prom Committee, S.W.W. Music Meet, Orchestra, Girls' League Program, Costume Committee, Usher, Committee Senior Party, Stage Com- mittee Vodvil. Clubs: Arts and Crafts, Marionette, Sans Nomine. THOMPSON, SEIGLE-Scientiiic Course. THOMPSON, WALTER-General Course. Vodvil, Advisory Programs, Stage Crew, Radio Club. TIBBALS, CURTIS--Scientific Course. ! ! 5 . x N ' J .x , A ww. . . fu E. - Q1 ' Sawyer, Gordon Shefvhek. Cflia Smith, M111- Stein, Noreen Straub. Jake Tvter, Kenneth Scheztz, Bob Shvrv, Virginia Snyder, Frei Stu-nger, Gladys Stringfvllow, B. Thompson, Betty Sclmb:-rt, Luc-illv Sherman, Leon Suvtlfvr. Nurlwrt Stenger, Harold Suttorfield, J. Thompson, SQ-igle S1-Ott, Helen Sly, Dorothy M, Spurgvon, Ray Stephenson, Ruth Taylor, Myrle Tliompson, VV. Slllllllllllllflll, N. Smith, Ewing Starr, Le-ora Straub, Gvorgv 'l'erpenninr.:', Ida Tibbals, Uurtis TILLMAN, ALICE-Scientific Course. Salesman Advisory Group: Locker Monitor: Red Cross Attendant: Vodvil: Marionette Club. TOY, HENRY-Classical Course. Secretary Advisory Group: Vodvil: Log Staff: Com- mittee Junior-Senior Prom: S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Music, Poster-Booster, French, Glee. ULAPPA, ALVAR K.-Scientific Course. VALBURG, LAVINA-Commercial Course. President Advisory Group: Usher Vodvil: Senior Play Cast: Girls' League Cabinet: Costume Committee: Assembly Programs. Clubs: President Make-Up, Honor Dramatic Society. VAN DUSEN, J EAN-General Course. Vice-President, Song Leader Advisory Group: Costume Committee: S.W.W. Music Meet: Girls' Sextet: Mixed Quartet: Vodvil: Assembly Programs. Clubs: Glee, Vice-President Scribes Club. VAN DOLAH, ROBERT-Classical Course. Secretary Advisory Group: Vodvil: Senior Play Cast. Clubs: Pro and Con, Glee. VEITH, GEORGE-General Course. President, Secretary, Salesman, Sports Manager Advisory Group: Vodvil: Track: Assembly Programs. Clubs: Secretary Lettermen's, Boys' Golf, Travel. VOLKER, WALTER,-Scientific Course. Boys' Sports Club. WAGER, DOROTHY-Home Economics Course. President, Secretary, Program Chair- man Advisory Group: Locker Monitor: Usher: Vodvil: Girls' League Cabinet: Advis- ory Council. Clubs: Home Arts, Epicurean, Poster-Booster. WAHL, LEO-Scientific Course. Letterman. WARREN, EARL-General Course. Boys' League Cabinet. WEBER, DEAN S.-Art Course. Vice-President Advisory Group: Golf Team: Art Department Manager of Vodvil Scenery. Clubs: Vice-President Boys' Golf, Poster- Booster. WHEELER, MARTHA F.-Classical Course. S.W.W. Music Meet: Band: Orchestra: KOIN Band Broadcast: Rose Festival Parade: Junior-Senior Prom Committee: Vodvil. Clubs: Glee, Spanish, Girls' Sports. , WHEELER, NORMAN-Scientific Course. Assembly Programs: Advertising Commit- tee: Carnival. Clubs: Glee, German, Poster-Booster. WHITE, O. CARROLL-English Course. Salesman Advisory Group: Chairman Seating Committee: Stage Crew: Glee Club. WILDE, ELMER V.-Scientific Course. Clubs: Boys' Sports, Radio. WILE, MARGARET-General Course. Friendship Committee Advisory Group: Vodvil: S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Glee, Tennis. WILLIAMS, ALFREDA-English Course. Vice-President Advisory Group: Committee ' Senior Party, Red Cross Attendant: Usher: Cafeteria Assistant. WILSON, DORINNE-English Course. Salesman Advisory Group: Girls' Sextet: S.W.W. Music Meet: Vodvil: Usher: Assembly Programs. Clubs: Girls' Golf, Pro and Con, Girls' Slports, G.A.A., Secretary-Treasurer Glee. WINKLER, WINNIFRED-Classical Course. President Advisory Group: Locker Moni- tor: Vodvil: Usher: Costume Committee. Clubs: Home Arts, Music. WOOLF, EUGENE-Scientific Course. Radio Club. WOOSTER, HOWARD MYRON--Scientific Course. Secretary Advisory Group: As- sistant Business Manager Vodvil: Electrician. Clubs: Radio, Camera. WOOTTON, WILLIAM-Scientific Course. Sans Nomine Club. GNQKD DORGAN, BOB-Scientific Course. ELMGREN, RAYMOND-Scientific Course. Secretary Advisory Group: Vodvil: S.W.W. Music Meet. Clubs: Poster-Booster, Boys' Golf. FREQICS, ALICE--Scientific Course. Locker Monitor. Clubs: G.A.A., Scribes: Girls' HETZTER, J OHN-Scientific Course. Locker Lieutenant. Clubs: Mechanics and Air- craft, Boys' Sports. LANE, ENID-Home Economics Course. MULFORD, JAMES A.-English Course. Arts and Crafts Club. MURPHY, CLIFFORD-English Course. OSMOND, TOM-Scientific Course. PAUTZ, EDGAR-Scientific Course. Stage Crew: Radio Club. V INSO-N, DICK-English Course. WATSON, ROBERT FRANK-English Course. Columbia Log Staff: Alki Staff: Com- mittee Rally: Secretary Boys' Golf Club. ,Q ' .f Q 'iwvf ' , f ' lf K --:L Lg' -in -gsgiigfia 5572? is ' 557 7 - H P ,- jf ..w,:f,. :, ::.'. 59225,-5:..': -L Qjfkfiflflf 1 kvkiull-5 ' F x'-: k5W54'? kQS555f5:SQ5if3.sQ'. zm zfaii - -W VT '- V , W 5? '91 Lwg - - ' 1 ' K f Bi I i il - , 5 3. A.,-Q 9' 7,-if 4 Tillman, Alice Van Dolah, R. Warren, Earl VVil:le, Elmer V. Toy, Henry Ulappa, Alvar K. Valhurg, Lavina Veith, George Volkvr, Waltvr NVage-r, Dorothy Wvber, Dean S. Wheeler, Martha VV'heeler, Norman Wile, Margaret WVilliams, Alfrs-da Wilson, Dorinne VVoolf, Eugene VVooster, Howard Vlfnotton, W. -Cathleen Fleischmaw, Van Duscn, Je-an VVahl, L. W'hitv O. Carroll NVinkler, W. Seniors Editor Lower Seniors MISS HELEN JOHNSTON FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Bonnie June Percival ...... .... ...... P r es1k1ent Marie Kilpatrick ,A,.......,..,,.,,....,, President Marie Kilpatrick ........,..,.... Vibe-President Lydia Koch ...,....,,... ,........ V ice-Presaient Emma Lee ..................,,................ Secretary Corinne Galbraith ,..,.................... Secretary Margaret Heller ....,..................... Salesman Betty Wilcox ...........,...,...........,.... Salesman First row: Grace Spellman, Nina Kefrstetter, Geraldine Mock, Lela Ruth MacComber, Bonnie June Percival, Bethel Ann Gould, Alice Scates, Betty Watts, Marie Kilpatrick, Gertrude Hodgkinson, Marcella Agerter. Second row: Margaret Mason, Doris Jolliver, Emma Lee, Elizabeth Long, Opal Peltier, Lola Hills, Corinne Galbraith, Betty Wilcox, Frieda Rfeim, Maxine Thibodeaux. Third row, Miss J ohnston,'Lydia Kock, Geraldine Gill, Vera Daniels, Jeanette Autry. Others: Edna Bullock, Virginia Bryan, Melba Carter, Bernice Davis, Margaret Heller. A MR. J. D. MILLER FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Charles Simmons ,.,..................... President Don Jellison ......... .......,.............. P resident Edson Johnson ....,.,,.. ,,.,... I ice-President Gordon Neil .... ....,... ...,..... V i ce-President Louis Walisch ..........,......... ....,... S ecretavry Edson Johnson ............,.,...........,. Secretwry Sam Alexander .....,,..,.,....,.,.....,... Salesman Jeffrey Case ..........,.,..,..............., Salesman First row: Daniel Burns, Louis Walisch, Harlow Graves, Nelson McGoun, Charles Simmons, Francis Van Antwerp, LeRoy Anderson, Ray Taylor, Orval Caskey, Melvin Boyer. Second row: Jeffrey Case, Wilson Shaver, Lee Shaffer, Gordon Neil, Edson John- son, Harold Morton, Delbert Jackson, Don J ellison, Sherwood Johnson. Third row: Quen- tin Van Gordon, James Scroggie, Clyde Knight, James Zoller, Jack Bowne Homer Rohse, Billy Ward, Mr. J . D. Miller. Others: Sam Alexander, Roger Atchley, George Harper, Fred Harvey, Bill Smith, Bill Walck. Upper Juniors MR. LOUIS BARTER FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Don Geidl ......,...... , ,..,........ President Willard Mathews ..........,............. President David Jeffrey ...,.,., .. .... Vice-President Julius Ordway .................... Vice-President Pob Layne .,... .,... ...,., ,.,.....:,.. S e c retary Robert Kunselman .....,........,.. ,.., S ecretary Bob Kruse ....,..,...,,....l,.,,.,.......,.... Salesman Miles Babcock .............,...........,.... Salesman First row: Harold Ricketson, Jess Van Fleet, Clarence Roll, Willard Mathews, Don Geidl, Bob Equals, Leo Martin, Winton Boydstun, Donald Moore, Adam Bassel. Second row: David J effrey, Lewis James, Warren Johnson, Jack Gagdanov, Dick Easley, Fred Apple, Kenneth Brouhard, Dan Dunnigan, Julius Ordway, George Eaton. Third row: Mr. Barter, Miles Babcock, Robert Kunselman, Joe Kortman, Walter Stadelman. Others: Melvin Carter, Hary Klein, Bob Layne, Bob Kruse, Edward Gorman. MISS LILLIAN KING FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Violet Kadow .,,:.... ................ P resident Ruth Harvey ,.,............. ................ P resilient Fern Anderson ......... ,...... V ice-Piresident Bernice Kuhnke ...... ........, V ice-President Josephine Davis .....,........,..,.......... Secretary Iris Baker ,..,...,.................,,......,.. Secretary Muriel Black ...,........................,... Salesman Hazel Standiford .....,.................... Salesman First row: Ruth Harvey, Arleene Molyneux, Muriel Black, Ruth Fiss, Fern Anderson, Bernice Kuhnke, Josephine Davis, Violet Kadow, Charlotte Smith, Dorothea Thompson, Juanita Colvin, Iris Baker, Bernice' Gilmore. Second row: Lucille Biggerstaff, Glenna Stump, Hazel Standiford, Helen Campbell, Nedra Melanger, Marjorie Rogers, Thelma Freeman, Esther Wanke, Marie Henry, June Hundley, Virginia Westgate, Miss King. Third row: Joyce Woodworth, Margarete Hazeltine. Others: Ellen Bobst, Rosemarie Wayt, Dorothy Wilt. MISS MAUDE MAC DONALD FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Arthur Norton ..... .....,.,.,...... P resident Ben Brader ..............................,,,. President Fred Palmer .,,.... ..,.... V ice-President Charles Robinson ................ Vice-President Jim Garrison .,.,.....,...........,.....,.... Searetary Fred Palmer .,...........................,,, Secretary Jim Garrison ,,,....,,..................,.... Salesman James Thompson ........................,. Salesman First row: James Wu, Charles Robinson, Fred Palmer, Jim Garrison, Roger Shaw, Clarence Bowers, Edward Watzig, Steve Ivans, James Thomplssln, Harold Tilrum. Second row: Glen Smith. Arthur Norton, Boyce Prohaska, Alan derholm Carl Foss, Ben Brader ,Eugene Green. Claire Wiley, Wallace Koepsel, Miss MacDonald. Others: Bruce Brown, Lawrence Boydstun. Upper Juniors MRS. EDDA MCCORDIC FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Freda Muncey ....... ............. P' resident Doris Leachman .....,,. ............... P resident Doris Leachman ,..... .,..... V ice-President Eleanor Gibson ,,,................. Vice-President Yi Nogano ........, .....,..,..............,., S ecretary Kathleen Harmala ..............,....... Secretary Dorothy Allen .,............,,,..,......,... Salesman Y1 Nogano ......,,..,.,,...................... Salesman First row: Meda Runyan, Myrtle Orn, Marie Holmes, Alma Cummings, Anna Han- cuff, Jackie Bernstein, Mary Dunningan, Marjorie Bush, Ruth Mary Williams, Kathleen Harmala, Yi Nogano. Second row: Lillian Goodwin, Jean Emerson, Anne Jones, Frances Gorman, Eleanor Johnson, Mrs. McCordic, Muriel Cates, Freda Muncey, Wilma Kelly, Dorothy Olson, Lois Fiss, Dorothy Allen. Others: Maxine Braniff, Rose Cherednik, Eleanor Gibson, Dorls Leachman, Dolores Tunison, Beulah Whelan. MISS OLGA SAMUELSON FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER! Mavis Conway .,... .........,.,.... P resident Madge Thompson ,,,,,,,,..i,,,,,,,,,,,,, President Iois Lundberg ...i.. ..,,,.. V ice-President Forothy Brader ,,,,,,, ,,,,, V ice-President Mabel Brown ...............,................ Secvretary Matilda Buchi .........,... ,,,,........i,., S ecretary Mary Tong ................ .,................. S alesman Maxine Jackson ..........,........,........ Salesmwn First row: Aiko Takahashi, Jean Robeck, Mary Jackson, Camille McNeel, Jacqueline Gooden, Gerroldine Gooden, Elizabeth Berry, Maxine Jackson, Mabel Brown, Mavis Con- way, Viola Anderson.. Second row: Audre Nadgwick, Mildred Bursch, Lois Lundberg, Joyce Nelson, Grace Heaton, DeLoris Ringle, Margaret Fox, Mary Tong, Jeanne Lyles, Margaret McDonald, Matilda Buchi. Third row: Shirley Dalen, Esther Johnson, Dorothy grader, Ruthana Ray, Miss Samuelson. Others: Martha Reed, Madge Thompson, Jean allace. MRS. RUTH ALLEN SMITH FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Herman Becker ....... ...... P resident Wayne Roberts ...........,.......,...,.... President Wayne Roberts ............................ Secretwry Everett Johnson ................ Vice-President Ralph Luna ................. ...,.......,.... S alesman Herman Becker ..............,.........,.,. Salesman First row: Vernon Drake, Martin Johns, Kenneth Chapman, Joe Shefchek, Jacques DeKalb, Wayne Roberts.-Herbert Christenson, Ed Sutherland, Norman Ackley. Second row: Mrs. Smith, James McKay, Don Teter, Lee Sales, Otto Neth, Bob Rains, Ralph Luna, Everett Johnson, Tom Smith, Marvin Long. Others: Herman Becker, Arthur Dalen, Fred Dunbar, Jim Russell, David Straub, Bob Mulder. Y MISS ROSA WEBBER FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Virginia Larson ....... .....,....... P resmlent Marion Enz ......... ..... ,,.,.....,,.,... P 1' esident Ruth Albertson ,....... ..,..... V ice-President Ruth Detering ....... ...... V ice-President Helen Goings .....,,.........,,,..,.......... Secretary Ellen Olson .,........,......,........,....... Secretary Jean Stumberg ...,...............,,.,..... Salesfrmm Jean Stumberg ......,.............,....... Salesman First row: Barbara Vail, Geraldine Redden, Catherine 'O'Banion, Virginia Larson, Miss Webber, Louise Sharp, Lorraine Ohlemeyer, Ruth Albertson, Ellen O-lson, Doris Scull, Marion Enz, Marge Thomas. Second row: Blanche Martin, Lucille Freeman, Sally Hyland, June Gramer, Helen Goings, Rita Sires, Marina Shaughnessy. Others: Dorothy Bannister, Mary Chapman, Lucile Christenson, Jean Stumberg, Ruth Collins, Marguerlte Washburn. MR. EARL WOOSTER FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER! Don Snyder ,,,,...,.:. ................ P reside-nt J immv Brown ,....... .,................ P resident Richard Durdle ....,,,,. , ,.,,., Vice-President Bill Fitzpatrick ....... ...... V ice-President Fred Boss ..... ,....... ........, ......... S e c 'retary Oren Gustafson .......... .....:..... . .. Secretary Jimmy Brown .,...,......,. ....,.. ....... S a lesman Oren Gustafson ............................ Salesman First row: Merle Duncan, George Clark, Francis Shultz, Russell Tuttle, Gordon Dean, Raymond Martin, Robert Lang, Bob Burgess, John James, Woodrow Larson. Second row: Jimmie Brown, Bill Fitzpatrick, Fred Boss, Oren Gustafson, Don Snyder, Richard Durdle, Craig Manning, Vernon Holt, Roy Page, Mr. Wooster. Others: Glenn Cody, Clinton Robb, Junior Burkley. Lower Juniors MISS BLANC!-IE HURD FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Marjorie Rasmussen ......... .,....... P 'resident Barbara Bailey ..,..,,,,.,,,.........,,.,., President Barbara Hall ..........,............. Vice-President Elizabeth Imdieke ..,,.,.,,.,,,, Vice-President Sue Corson ..............................,... Secretary Gladys Westlund ............,....,...... Secretary Helen Flood ................................ Salesman Margery Cabe .......,,,.........,......,. Salesman First row: Lucille Stein, Betty Rogers, Helen Flood, Violet Rangstrand, Helen Rich- mond, Barbara Bailey,'Viva Johnson, Marjorie Beck, Barbara Hall, Esther Elgin, Gladys Westlund, Edith Higgins. Second row: Cecile Durose, Elizabeth Imdieke, Jean Arnold, Lois Nokelby, Helen Jacobson, Elizabeth Brainard, Margery Cabe, Sue Corson, Rose Hiltunen, Joyce McLaughlin, Helen Bild. Third row: Gwen Anderson, Marguerite Hum- phrey, Marjorie Weber, Etta Martin, Miss Hurd, Ruby Winter, Fern Klock, Jerry Chap- pelle. Others: Marjorie Blunt, Mabel Clark, Eucla Dunn, Erma Ferguson, Maurine Fischer, Esther Holstein, Doris Phelps, Marguerite Rhode, Betty Seibold, Ardelle Way- man, Frances Snyder. MR. CECIL TUTTLE FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Joe Spady ............., ..,, ,........... P 'r esident Kenneth Desler ..,,... ....,,..........,, P 'resfakient Johnnie Webb ,.,.... ..,,.. V ice-President Jack McKay .....,.,.... ...... V ice-President Kenneth Desler .......,...........,........ Secretary Russel Palmer . ,,....... ......,.....,..... S ecretary Roger Camp ,...........,.........,....... Salesman Eugene Hiltunen ....,................... Salesman First row: Robert Kerner, Roger Camp, Jack McKay, Buster Davis, Paul Woods, Russel Palmer, Mi es Leiser, Gilbert Carsten, George Green.und, Joe Spady, Frank Atchley, Herman Logan. Second row: Fred Colvin, Arthur Cole, Robert Hansen, Jay Milage, Or- ville Larson, Bob Palmer, David Schaeffer, Jim Melloy, Eugene Hiltunen, Fred Whitegon, Shirley Livingston. Third row: Elmer Snoen, Earl Tibbetts, Lynn Patten, Leroy Bel- knap, Allen Iiiman, Neil Sater, Dick Blaker, Dick Coats, Fred Raetz, Earle Stout, Francis MacCoumber. Fourth row: Kenneth Desler, Roy Kersteter, Everett Albertson, Leonard Nelson, Vernon Ballantyne, Robert Robb, Robert Middaugh, Mr. Tuttle. Others: Eneral Biggs, James Bunnel, Harold Martin, George Palmer, Lynn Spangler, Edgar Swan, Raymond Kautz. Upper Sophomores n Miss RUBY EVANS FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Lina Carson ..,,...... ..........,. P resident Elsie Baker ......................,.......,. President Shirley Hodgson .,..,, .....,, V 'ice-President Margaret Shurian ............ Vice-Premldent Helen McCavet ..,......................... Secretwry Ruth Carmn ................................ Secretary La Verna Miller ............................ Salesman Virginia Tracy ..........................., Salesman A First row: Miss Evans, Sylvia Noce, Raythea Abell, La Verna. Miller, Louise Webb, Elsie Baker, Dorothy Brock, Estelle Kinney, Shirley Hodgson, Betty Lou Havens, Jane Straw, Lorene Hover, Ruth Carson. Second row: Cflaribel Beutler, Elsie Rice, La Verne Neil, Ruth Rindero, Virginia Tracy, Mabel Parvi, Lina Carson, Helen McCavet, Cleo Freeman, Margaret Munroe, Margaret Shurian, Falura Wilhelm, Opal McKee, Louise Stange-. Others: Ellen Hermann, Dolores Von Hausen. MISS PEARL HALL FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER! Claude Calavan ,,,,,,.,. .,....l.,...,,,. P resident Bob Alexander .....................,...... President Dale Moore ,,,,....... ...... V ice-President James Olson ............ ......... V ice-President Joe Augenbliek ,,,,...,.,.................. Secretary Hal Tibbals ................................ Secretary Owen Beaudin ..,.....................,... Salesman Donald Fernquist ........................ Salesman First. row: Clarence Lindgren, Bruce Conway, Charles Samson, Hal Tibbals, Charles Sheldon, John Frier, Martin Eling, Lewis Davidson, Ralph Gulliford. Second row: Donald Fernquist, James Olson, Miss Hall, Lester Miller, Dale Moore, Jack Mulder, Harold Arnold, Larry Blount, Francis Wallace, Walter Chapman, Others: Bob Alexander, Joe Augenblick, Wallace Berger, Claude Calavan, Bill Dilley, Stanley Green, Berl Hewett, Jack Sullivan. Xx ew 1 Upper Sophomores , MRS. MARGARET PAGE JOHNSON M FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Delmar Fields ........ ...,,..,..,... P resident Arthur Boddy .... .,....,......... P resident Pat Madden .........., ...., V 7:66-P'fG8'id67Lt Wayne Beall ...... ..,,.... V ice-President Orville I-Iancuff ..............,.,.........., Secretary Bill Melton ,,.......,............,............. Secretary Arthur Boddy ...,........................ Salesman Arthur Boddy ....,.............. . ........ Salesman Floyd Chapman, Howard Peterson, Pat Madden, Delmar Fields, George Mudgett, Bill Melton, Arthur Boddy, Wayne Beall, Burton Decker, Bob Skar, Allan Westphal. Second row: Sylvester Weber, Worley Ellis, Paul Schuman, Gordon Johnson, Orville Hancuff, Lawrence Phillips, Ward Nelson, Silvon Ayers, LaVerne Wilson, Mrs. Johnson Others: Leon Adams, Stanley Doolen, Clarence Hussey, Tyson Miller, Clinton Robb. MR. ARTHUR .IOLIN FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Nick Macchioni ....... ...,.,...., P reswlent Bill Case .......... .................... P resident Bill Case ....,......., ..,,. V ice-President Ray Long .,.,....... ....... V ice-President I-larry Pautz .... ...,,...,.. S ecretary Nick Macchioni l.... .........,... S eeretwry Bill Case ......., .V.,..,.............,..,.,., S alesman Bill Case ,.,....l..,.........,................... Salesman First row: Clyde Sinclair, Richard Miller, Miles Webber, Don Blunt, Elmer Baton, Orval Erickson, Clifford Kuhnke, Bill Case, Nick Macchioni, Roger Fitch. Second row: Harry Pautz, Jean Trublood, Ray Long, Bob Winters, Oscar Froom, Mr. Jolin, Lewis I-Paldeman, Harold Holland, Jack Morris, Bud Kemp. Third row: Stuart Gain, Bob Rohen, Herbert Foulke. Others: Dick Ausve, Lester Courtney, Ronald Davis, James Stuart, Bill Thomas, Pete Cherednik. MISS FLORA MAYS FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER! Faith Brown ........,.. .........,.... P resident Betty Lou Hipskind ..........,......... Hresfident Minnie Takaki ........ ...... V ice-President Enid Shumway ..,................. Vice-President Constance Toy ...... .,.. S ecretary Dorothy Doran ........ ............ . Secretary Lucile Kupcho .............................. Salesman Betty Clawson .............................. Salesman First row: Faith Brown, Bonnie Bohannon, Janis Coughlin, Betty Lou Hipskind, Enid Shumway, Betty Clawson Marguerite Kindsfather, Ethel Guffnett, Virginia Scott, Dorothy Doran, Nadine Mathews. Second row: Doral Batty, Ruth Hartley, Wanda Ross, Marjorie Giltner, Marjorie McKee, Ida Leaf, Veda Hornibrook, Emma Lou Miller, Kath- erine Johnson, Constance Toy, Minnie Takaki. Third row: Miss Mays, Beatrice Olson, Eugenia Mclrvin. Others: Lucile Curry, Virginia Johnson, Lucile Kupcho, Margaret Munday, Alvena Fox. MR. DAVID MILLER FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Jack Propstra ....... . ......... President Bob Wachter ........ .................... P freswkient Wayne Bissell .....,, ..,., V ice-President Henry Flood ...... ........ V ice-President Eldon Kern ..........o..... ,......... S ecretary Charles Pence ..... ............. S ecretafry John Augenblick ....................,... Salesman Jim Fernald ................................ Salesman First row: Paul Burrows, Jacob Ehlenberger, Charles Pence, Royce Griffin, Henry Flood, Melvin Egbert, Joe Wile, Wayne Bissell, Raymond Piercy, Carl Shefchek, Francis Issler, Bob Wachter. Second row: Mr. Miller, Fred Massie, DeWitt McNeel, Elmo Odne, Walter Sorenson, Lindsay Leibfried, James Fernald, J ack Propstra, Lester Barlow, Leslie Phillips, Thomas Molyneux. Others: Joe Augenblick, Kenneth David, Warren Keating, Le Roy Thompson, Norvall Kern, James Showman. Upper Sophomores MRS. JULIA MURRAY FxRs'r SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER! Julian Ulmer .......... ......,........ P resident Bob Hutton ....,,,......,.,................., President Jack Harrison ....... .,.... V ice-President George Kuzma ....,... ......... V we-Presdent D'Arcy De Juan ............................ Secretary Burton Baker .....,..................,... Secretary Bob Major .........,...,......,..,........,... Salesman Ray Durgan ,,,..............,.,............ Salesman First row: Krader Gould, Bob Kern, Burton Baker, Marvin Ferguson, Jim Finnell, Joe M-uench, Bob Hutton, Bob Petters, Jerry Thompson, Bob Major, Francis Schwarz. Second row: Mrs. Murray, George Kuzma, Bob Townsend, Orval Varnson, Jack Harrison, George Stonehouse, Jack Snedden, Graydon Fletcher, D'Arcy De Juan, Glen Dailey, Alfred J acobsen, Ray Durgan, Willie Burgstahler. Others: Glen Anderson, Julian Ulmer, Edward Zinn, Melvin Allen, Rolla Bailey. MISS LAURA RUGGLESS FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMEST : Phyllis Woolf ......,. ............... P resident Helen Keller ,................ .............,. P resident Lucille Bangs ........... ,.,., V ice-President Charlotte Mclrvin ..,......... Vice-President Bernice O'Brien ,,... ......,..,.......,..,.. S eeretary Marybell Holloway ...,......,........, Secretary Helen Keller ................................ Salesman Frances Powell ............................ Salesman First row: Phyllis Woolf, Bemice O'Brien, Ruth Fagaly, Dorothy Shaw, Georgina Tillman, Ruth Finney, Marybell Holloway, Darlene Haley, Katherine Schwan, Frances Powell, Helen Keller. Second row: Pauline Walck, Thelma Rice, Leslie Knight, Iris Supernaw, Florence Janssen, Charlotte Molrvin, Lucille Bangs, Janet Grant, Eileen Adams, Miss Ruggless, Carolyn Beissel. Others: Edna Hickman, Edna Nerton, Agnes Smith, Mary Elizabeth Stiff, Leona Wilson, Helen Hutton, Doris MacDonald. MRS. VERA WETHERELL FIRST SEMESTER: SECOND SEMESTER: Lillian Beletski ....... ............. P resident Irma Albright ,.... . .,............... Presikalent Irma Albright ..........,...,...,, Vibe-Preszkient Betty Hatter .......... ..... V ice-President Ruby Broughton ........................ Secretary Dorothy Kreis ............................ Secretary Dorothy Kreis ............................ Salesman Frances Garr ......,....,.................... Salesman First row: Betty Kesler, Marion Clark, Merle Manning, Ella Swan, Mary Grace Timmons, Dorothy Kreis, Betty Harter, Louise Vernon, Eulalie Laws, Jeanette Hill, Florence Nadewick, Iris Fries, Geneva Smith. Second row: Mrs. Wetherell, Marion Borigo, Jeanne Anderson, Billie Coughlin, Christina DeCamp, Frances Garr, Irma Albright, Ella. mae Purvis, Ruby Broughton. Others: Donna J ermann, Eleanor Mclrvin, Myrtella Oleson. Lower S0Ph0m0fe5 MR. MARSHALL SHIELDS Leonard Holmes ,......,.. .........,. P resident Bud Thomas ............................,... Secretary Herschel Sutter .............,., Vice-Piresident Junior Johnson ....................,,...... Salesnubn First row: Francis Sly, Melvin Cates, Sami Nogano, Everett Andemon, Bernard Tibbetts, Roy Watson, Donald Kingen, Howard Naskedov, Ernest Rice, Junior Johnson, John Bixby, Walter Beatty. Second row: Norman Gilkey, Bud Thomas, Glenn Mathews, Le Roy Baker, Harlan Peyton, Melvin Everett, Ralph Monk, Winton Meuler, Donald Howell, Edward Fanning, Leonard Holmes. Third row: Herschel Sutter, Allen Skov, Earl Thompson. Mr. Shields, Glen Anderson. Others: Manuel Helm, Donald Lorentz, Chester Buck, Frances Dailey, Donald Johnson. MISS BEULAI-I PORTER Jewel Miller ....... .....,................ P resident Elaine Fitch ......,.,,,,..,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary Edna Sutter ..,..................... Vice-President Margaret Galbraith .,,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, Salesman First row: Gayle Dailey, Ruth Reese, Marie Easley, Lois Ko lin, Peggy Kuhn, Jean Richmond, Aleda Shambaugh, Florence Durdall, Lela Terrill, Bettina Towers, Elaine Fitch, Virginia Whitney, Gene Forrest. Second row: Miss Porter, Mary Jean Baird, Evelyn McDonald, Edna Sutter, Ruth N e'son, Ellenor Dudley, Vivian Beirr, Jewel Miller, Barbara Bates, Dorothy Shirk, Margaret Galbraith, Elomia Laws. Third row: Greta Dollas, Eileen Cullison, Hazel Henker, Pearl Peterson, Cloah Horton, Gladys Asper, Mary Gain, Lucille Wehrum, Doreen Linn, Naomi Sauers, Marcia Castle, Eddie Spangler, Max- ine Wilson. Fourth row: Kathleen Armstrong, Marjorie Skelton, Lois Davis, Jean Larson, Leona Barney, Phyllis Wayman, Kathleen Norwood, Hazel Barney, Dorothy Waits, Mar- garet Keiner, Jean Pollock, Marjorie Wilson, Della Emery. Absent: Marie Scott. P ADVISORY GROUP HONORS , Our advisory group organization is the result of an attempt to do for the students some services that cannot be performed satisfactorily in the regular classes. Some of these services have to do with the introduction of new people to the traditions of Vancouver High School, information about subjects and educational opportunities, problems concern- ing personal and social relations, methods of studying occupations and occupational oppor- tunities, college requirements and probable costs. In following this program the student has the advantage of a continuing adviser throughout his high school career. Mr. W. H. Conover, Vice-Principal afnd , General Chairman of Advisory Groups MISS HELEN JOHNSTON Scholourship: Maxine Thibodeaux, Marcella Agerter, Elizabeth Long. Musk: Glee Club-Geraldine Gill, Betty Wilcox, Betty Watts, Freda Riem, Lydia Koch, Opal Peltier, Bethel Anne Gould: Band-Marie Kilpatrick. Miscellaneous: Bonnie June Per- cival, Marie Kilpatrick, Quill and Scroll. MR. J. D. MILLER The Group won the Intramural Indoor Baseball Championship. Music: Billy Walck, Band: Roger Atchley, James Scroggie, Jack Bowne, Jeffreyi Case, Orval Caskey, Charles Simmons, Glee Club. Athletibsz Sam Alexander, Football, asketballg Don Jellison, Ray Taylor, Football, Track: Nelson McGoun, Swimming, Trackg Quentin Van Gordon, Fred Harvey, Swimming, Jeffrey Case, State Backstroke Champion, Leroy Anderson, Cross Country Run and Horse-shoe Champion. Miscellaneous: Nelson McGoun, Class President, Student Body Yell Kingg Sam Alexander, Student Body First Vice-President, George Harper, Head Electrician: Delbert Jackson, Student Body Business Manager. MR. LOUIS BARTER Music: Melvin Carter, Kenneth Brouhard, Bob Kunselman, Band. Athletics: Bob Layne, Football, Track. MISS LILLIAN KING Schorlarshipz Ruth Fiss, Burnice Gilmore, Ruth Harvey, Iris Baker. Musik: Rose- marie Wayt, Bandg Glenna Stump, Orchestra. Athletics: Helen Campbell, Tennis Team. Miscellaneous: Hazel Standiford, Quill and Scroll: Dorothy Thompson, National Essay Contest Winner. MISS MAUDE MacDONALD Scholarship: Fred Palmer, Jim Garrison, James Thompson, Ben Brader, Bruce Brown, Alan Landerholm, James Wu, Edward Watzig, Boyce Prohaska, Roger Shaw. Music: Fred Palmer, Woodwind Ensemble, Band, Roger Shaw, Band: Clarence Bowers, Glee Club. Athletics: Charles Robinson, Basketball, Steve Ivans, Football: Fred Palmer, Tennis Team. MRS. EDDA McCORDIC Scholarship: Lois Fiss, Kay Harmala, Ruth Mary Williams, Anne Jones. Musik: Eleanor Gibson, Orchestra, Band: Dolores Tunison, Jackie Bernstein, Band: Anna Han- cuff, Jean Emerson, Frances Gorman, Glee Club. Athletics: Anne Jones, Freda Muncey, Ruth Mary Williams, Letter Girls. MISS OLGA SAMUELSON Scholarship: De Loris Ringle, Shirley Dalen, Madge Thompson, Mary Jackson. Music: Shirley Dalen, Girls' Sextet, Piano, Orchestra, Glee Club: Maxine Jackson, Glee Club: Maxine Jackson, Matilda Buchi, Orchestra. Athletics: DeLor1s Ringle. MRS. RUTH ALLEN SMITH The Group won the intra-mural basketball cham ionship, ticket sales contest for the Junior Vodvil, and the Boys' League Paper Drive. Slhhola-rship: Arthur Dahlin, Wayne Roberts. Music: Norman Ackley, Band, Orchestra: Kenneth Chapman, Band, Fred Dun- bar, Glee Club, Sextet. Athletics: Herman Becker, Football, Swimming: Herb Christen- son, Jacques DeKalb, Football: Bob Mulder, Basketball: Dave Straub, Basketball, Swim- ming: Wayne Roberts, Track, Assistant Basketball Manager. MISS ROSA WEBBER Scholarship: Catherine O'Banion, Virginia Larson, Ruth Albertson, Barbara Vail, Helen Goings, Marian Enz. Music: Doris Scull, Ellen Olson, Ruth Detering, Betty Shoun, Geraldine Redden, Lorraine Ohlemeyer. Glee Club. Athletics: Marian Enz, Ruth Albertson, Catherine O'Banion, Letter Girls. Miscellaneous: Barbara Vail, Dancing MR. EARL WOOSTER Music: Richard Durdle, Band, Brass Sextet. Athletics: Bob Burgess, Vernon Holt, Tennis: Jimmie Brown, Horse-shoes: Oren Gustafson, Football, Basketball. MISS BLANCHE HURD The group won the girls' prize in the Vodvil Ticket Sale. Scholarship: Sue Corson, Viva Johnson, Rose Hiltunen. Music: Barbara Hall, Marion Winter, Cecile DuRose, Marguerite Humphrey, Glee Club 3 Helen Bild, Band. Athletics: Viva Johnson, Letter Girl, Tennis Team. MR. CECIL TUTTLE Scholarship: Russell Palmer, Herman Logan, David Shaeffer. Music: Leonard Nelson, Elmer Snoen, Miles Lieser, Lynn Patten, Lynn Spangler, Roy Kersteter, George Greenlund, Band: Roger Camp, Dick Blaker, Russell Palmer, Glee Club. Athletics: Paul Woods, Buster Davis, Jack McKay, Eugene Hiltunen, Football: Neil Sater, Track: Joe Spady, Kenneth Desler, Basketball: Frank Atchley, State Diving Championg Roger Camp, Assistant Manager Swimming Team. Miscellaneous: Fred Whitegon, Linotypist. MISS RUBY EVANS Scholarship: Ruth Carson, Shirley Hodgson, Virginia Tracy, Mabel Parvi, Margaret Munroe. Music: Ruth Carson, Band, Orchestra, Brass Sextet: Shirley Hodgson, Glee Club: Lorene Hover, Orchestra: Estelle Kinney, Glee Club, Class Song Leader. Athletics: Ruth Carson, Elsie Baker, Cleo Freeman, La Verna Miller. Dancing: Helen McCavet. MISS PEARL HALL Scholarship: Charles Sheldon, Clarence Lindgren, John Frier, Hal Tibbals. Music: Ralph Gulliford, Orchestra: Lester Miller, Band, Orchestra: Charles Sheldon Martin Eling, Claude Calavan, Band. Athletics: Claude Calavan, Football, Basketball: Dale Moore, Jack Sullivan, Larry Blount, Football: Jack Mulder, Bob Alexander, Basketball, Joe Augenblick, Swimming. Miscellaneous: Charles Sheldon, Seattle Art Conference. MRS. MARGARET PAGE JOHNSON Music: Arthur Boddy, Glee Club, Sextet. Athletics: Worley Ellis, Basketball: Delmar Fields, Basketball, Track: I.aVerne Wilson, Swimming. MR. ARTHUR JOLIN Scholarship: Nick Maochioni, Ray Long, Bill Case, Clifford Kuhnke. Music: Bill Case, Harold Holland, Lewis Haldeman, Bob Rohen. Athletics: Bill Case, Swimming, Oscar Froom, Jack Morris, Basketball, Richard Miller, Football. MISS FLORA MAYS Scholarship: Janis Coughlin, Ethel Guffnett, Ruth Hartley, Kathryn Johnson, Nadine Mathews, Beatrice Olson, Wanda Ross, Minnie Takaki. Music: Eugene Mclrvin, Glee Club. Athletics: Betty Clawson, Enid Shumway, Constance Toy. Miscellaneous: Wanda Ross, Costume Committee. MR. DAVID MILLER Music: J im Fernald, Lester Barlow, Lindsay Leibfried, Bob Wachter, Kenneth David, Band. Athletics: Jack Propstra, Basketball: Leslie Phillips, Track. Miscellaneous: Lester Barlow, Pressman for the Alki. MRS. JULIA MURRAY Scholarship: Jerry Thompson, Bob Hutton, George Kuzma. Music: Burton Baker, Bob Hutton, Bob Petters, Krader Gould, Bob Kern, Band. Athletics: Glen Dailey, George Stonehouse, Jack Harrison, Football: D'Arcy De Juan, Jerry Thompson, Basketball: George Stonehouse, Track: Julian Ulmer, Krader Gould, Swimming. MISS LAURA RUGGLESS Scholarship: Lucille Bangs, Ruth Finney, MaryBelle Holloway, Frances Powell. Athletics: Ruth Finney, Agnes Smith, Phyllis Woolf. Music: Helen Ke.ler, Band. MRS. VERA WETHERELL Scholarship: Mary Ellen Bates. Music: Betty Harter, Orchestra, Portland Junior Symphony: Ella Swan, Louise Vernon, Glee Club, Pearl Richards, Eulalie Laws, Band. MR. MARSHALL SHIELDS Athletics: Roy Watson, Allan Skov. Music: Junior Johnson, Glee Club. Miscellaneous: Sami Nogano, Donald Howell, Posture Contest. MISS BEULAH PORTER Scholarship: Virginia Whitney, Jean Larson, Dorothy Waits, Vivian Burr, Mary Jean Baird, Marcia Castle. Music: Elomia Laws, Orchestra. Athletics: Mary Jean Baird, Florence Durdall, Marie Easley, Elaine Fitch, Margaret Galbraith, Peggy Kuhn, Edna Sutter, Virginia Whitney, Barbara Bates, Dorothy Shirk, Jewel Miller, Vivian Burr, Ruth Reese, Bettina Towers. SENIOR ADVISORY GROUP HONORS Miss Lueile Robinson's girls' group won a quarter holiday by having the largest parental attendance at the Back to School Night. Mr. Carl Gustafson's boys attained 100'k in the student body ticket sale receiving a quarter holiday.. Mr. W. E. Dudley's boys won the Senior Play ticket sale. Alta Mae Goffin, a member of Mrs. Hilma Power's group, received a Gruen watch as first prize in the Clark County division of the Gruen Contest for her esay The Importance of Time. VERSES Vancouver High School is proud of the three people who placed poems in West Winds, an anthology of high school poetry compiled by the Puget Sound Council of English Teachers. They have proved that the subject matter of poetry is round about us awaiting only the alert eye, the sensitive feeling. To these potential poets, all success: Ernest Hull, Vivian Burr, Saxon Miller.-Mrs. H. J. Powers. -Saxon Miller, Advisory Groups Editor LIGHT You call me the dancer on water at sunset, The glory of the moong I stagger down slippery streets when it rains, I slowly mount the shiny brass flag-pak of the church When the sun strikes it at the right angle. But I am not a romantic wave-dancer, Nor moon-glory, I am an undulation in a subtle, elastic medium, No more. -Ernest Hull WHILE LOOKING AT TREES I gaze out the window at the trees, With my head cradled on my hands. I visualize scenes of long ago, Events where these trees were present, Standing so proudly, vet so still. As the wind rujles the boughs together, It seems to me they are trying to speak. So-Hly, and yet so distinctly I hear them, In my mind 's eye I see braves, Indian maidens, great smoke signals Floating across the sky. These trees have seen the pageant Of a nation, and yet they stand fearlessly, Staunchly keeping their secrets To themselves. -Vivian 'Burr SNOW Y CHRISTMAS White twilight and lazy blue smoke, 'Brittle fingers like icicle-spikesg Sch pat-pat of snow-crystalsg Holly wreaths and red berries: Christmas. -Saxon Miller Soaring higher above the common masses, The active soul finds interests out of classes, 'Builds within himsehr a wider scope of seeing 'By being into things instead of merely being. B, J. T. 'W' Q'SHS.',-viflief-E M' Lili' 'Ll is 472 QJYSQQSILWQ QXZFQA' Easily 3!il Hy 'iSL'J'Slx1Qll. H! ffl TRAPPER SONG Over hill, over dale, 'Down the valley, through the vale, Oh, the Trappers go trapping along. Never fail, never quail, is their slogan and their song, As the Trapper.: go trapping along- Then ight, Trap, fight! Take everything in sight! Fellows, we will win this game! For well we know, no matter where we go, That the Trappers come back with the game. Keep on trapping, boys-The Trappers come back with the game- Keep on trapping, boys-The Trappers come back with the game Keep on trapping, boys-The Trappers come back with the game- 'Rah ! Rah! QJQID CHEER FOR VANCOUVER Cheer for Vancouver, V. H. must wing Fight to the fnish, never give in! 'Rahl Rah! Rah! You do vour best boys, W e 'll do the rest boys. Fight for the victory! All along the line- Cheer for Vancouver, V. H. must wing Fight to the finish, never give in! 'Rah! Rah! Rah! You do your best boys, We'll do the rest boys. Fight for the victory! 'Rah! Rah! 'Pearl A. Hall ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Ch8I'leS Pillsbury ...............,....,.., President Dorgthy Sly .,,---,-,-,.-----.....-..-----,-.. Segrgtwry Sam Alexander ...,.... First Vice-President J ack East ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,. Seq-geant-q,t-Arm3 Bob Plllsbury . ...... Second Vice-President Mr, Henry DeY0ung ,,,,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,, Adviser The Associated Students is an organization of all the students of Vancouver High School to promote the social, business, athletic, and general interests, curricular and exgalcugrlcjular, of the school. It brings about effective cooperation between faculty an s u en s. From left to right: Dorothy Sly, Jack East, Bob Pillsbury, Sam Alexander, Charles Pillsbury. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Henry DeYoung, Miss Dorothea von Berg, Mr. W. H. Conover, Advisers. The Student Council provides a contact between students and faculty in carrying out the business of the Associated Students. It determines regulations as to the awarding of major and minor letters, lettermen's stripes and captain's stars, has charge of pep assemblies, and approves of activity man- agers and of Log and Alki staffs. First row: Dorothy Sly, Virginia Shere, Jack East, Robert Pillsburg, Sam Alexander, Charles Pilfsbury, Jerry Thompson, Leonard Holmes, Philip Kern. econd row: Paul Woods, Bob Layne, Nelson McGoun, Miss von Berg, Mr. Conover, Lewis Luehrs. GIRLS' LEAGUE Virginia Shere ........ ........,. P resident Anne Jones ,......,........ Corresponding Sec'y Jean Dykeman ...... .......... V ice-President Catherine O'Banion ........ Recording Sec'y Dorothy Fauble ............................ Treasurer Margaret Bangs ............................ Reporter Miss Dorothea von Berg ........,.,..... Adviser The Girls' League, an organization consisting of all girls in high school, aims to promote a feeling of mutual helpfulness and friendship among the girls. Dorothy Fauble, Catherine O'Banion, Virginia Shere, Jean Dykeman, Anne Jones, Margaret Bangs, Miss von Berg. - BOYS' LEAGUE Philip Kern ........ ....,................ P resident Bob McMuilen ............ Secretary-Treasurer John Back ..,......................... Vice-President Ed Gillingham .......,...... Sergeant-at-Arms Mr. W. H. Conover .....,,......,.......... Adviser The Boys' League, which is composed of all boys in school, was organized this year to promote activities and to study occupations. At their assemblies they have had moving pictures and outside speakers. They also put on two evening smokers. First row: Robert Wachter, Leonard Holmes, Bob Alexander, Jimmie Brown, Ed Gillingham, Wayne Roberts, Robert Hutton, Leland Dungan, Bill Case, Bob McMullen, Philip Kern. Second row: Charles Simmons, Kenneth Teter, John Back. Others: Gordon Sawyer, Lewis Luehrs, Harold Miller, Mr. Conover. OFFICE SECRETARIES AND ASSISTANTS Miss Mary Williams, Miss Alma Hughes, and their office staff keep the daily schedule of our school running smoothly. In addition to her regular duties Miss Williams finds time to listen to students' and teachers' troubles and to give helpful advice. The girls collect slips, take attendance, and carry announcements. Miss Mary Williams, Alma Hughes, Bena Ezetta, Marie Kilpatrick, Maxine Thibo- deaux, Jeanette Autry, Jeanette Benner. I I E I F I I . ' f V RED CROSS ATTENDANTS Alice Tillman f-............,............... Chairman Miss Dorothea von Berg .....,..v.....,, Adviser .The Red Cross Attendants are selected for duty in the hospital room at various periods of the day. ' h First row: Marvis Conway, Marie Kilpatrick, Jean Emerson, Alta Mae Goffin, Ber- mece Kuhnke, Lucile Schubert, Mary Broughton, Lois Anderson, Ruth Holland, Helen Herzog, Marian Enz. Second row: Hazel Standiford, Glenna Stump, Etta Martin, Doris J olliver, Alfreda Williams, Helen Huber, Evelyn Andre, Grace Heaton, Corrine Galbraith, Kay Harmala, Muriel Black. Third row: Wmnifred Hawkins, Alice Tillman, Miss von Berg, Violet Rangstrand, Margaret Hazeltine. TRAFFIC SQUAD Roger Camp .........,.,.............,.,.... President Jerry Thomcsmmn .,,,,,,,.............,,,,, Secretary Mr. J . D. Miller ........,.....,....,..,.,, A mser The Traffic Patrol guarded two pedestrian lanes on Main Street iPaciIic Highwayl three times a day, morning, noon, and after school on ever? school day. They also completed a course in public highway safety conducted by the W. .A. First row: Jerry Thompson, Glenn Daily, Julius Ordway, Bill Fitzpatrick, Russell Palmer, Bruce Pittam., Ernest Rice, Junior Jolmson, Roger Camp. Second row: Quentin Van Gordon, Warren Johnson, Gordon Johnson, Richard Durdle, Jimmie Brown, Bob Layne, James Olson, Mr. Miller. LOCKER SUPERVISORS Bill Carrol ..- ............ General Lieutenant Mrs. Bertha Hughes .................... Adviser Locker monitors are on duty during school hours to permit students with slips to go to their lockers. First row: Helen Martin, Elizabeth Imdieke, Edith Higgins, Ruby Broughton, Mary Broughton, Eileen Kelly, Ladelle Mobley, Jean Stumberg. Betty Watts. Marie Kilpatrick, Gertrude Hodgkinson. Second row: Anna Handcuff, Leora Starr, Joyce McLaughlin, Doris Horton, Adeline Bluchi, Ida Terpenning, Barbara Bailey, Charlotte Cooper, Lydia Koch, Marian Winters, Lillian Goodwin, Emma Lee, Alice Fell. Third row: Phil Kern, John Cherednik, Edson J ohnson. Don Geidl, Bill Carrol, Richard Durdle, Herbert Morton, Eledge Gates, Earl Warren, Edward LaLonde, Benny Reynolds. Fourth row: Herman Becker, Roy Kadow, Seigle Thompson, Bill Smith, Mrs. Hughes. LE l'TERMEN'S CLUB Sam Alexander ....,....................... President Ray Taylor .............. Secretary-Treasurer Gordon Sawyer ..,,,...,.,.. .. Vice-President Ed Gillingham ..........., Sergeant-at-Afrms Coach Marshall Shields . ................... Adviser The Lettermen's Club, composed of boys earning a major letter in sports, policed all games and sponsored the annual cross-country run. First row: Taylor, Anderson, Reynolds, Ferrell, Straub, Kadow, Moore. Luehrs, Kruse, Gillingham, Becker, Woods, Kern. Second row: Burgett, McMullen, Calavan, J ellison, East, Gustafson, Olson, Ellis, Bettesworth, Erickson, Robinson, Davis. Third row: Coach Shields, B. Mulder, J . Mulder. Others: Bernash, Layne, Sawyer, Sullivan, Wahl, Veith, Alexander. POSTER BOOSTER CLUB Shirley Dalen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, President Miss Pearl Hall .......,.....,................ Adviser' The Poster-Booster Club creates enthusiasm and promotes interest in all school ac- tivities. First row: Hofstetter, Asher, Cummings, Bush, Humphrey, Wager, McDonald, Lacy, Campbell, Berry, Carter, Agerter, Redden. Second row: Durose, Kuhnke, Mobley, Fisher, Shoun, Peltier, Gill, Fleischman, Stumberg, Bates, Hill, Sly. Third row: Toy, Cushing, Van Fleet, McGoun, Miss P. Hall, Rangstrand, Dalen, Koch. Others: Davis, Goddard, Rodriguez, Scott, Albertson, Palmer. 7777777 P v I ALKI STAFF First row: Alice Fell, Organizationsg Virginia Murphy, Typingg Elizabeth Berry, Calendar, Jean Dykeman, Music, Dramaticsg Bonnie J une Percival, Verses, Saxon Miller, Advisory Groups, Margaret Bangs Editor, Cathleen Fleischman, Seniors, Lucille Schu- bert, Typingg Velda Lacy, Athletics. Second row: Morris Hutchison, Pictures, Eledgc Gates, Printing, Norbert Sorger, Art, Richard Lawrence, Athletics, Jimmie Brown, Picturesg Thomas Ghormley, Business, Miss Wintler, Adviser. Others: Mr. D. G. Miller, Adviser, Harold Hauzenberger, Business Manager. TICKET TAKERS Delbert Jackson ...,........ Student Manager Mr. W. H. Conover ,,,,.....,,.,,,.,,,,,,,, Adfviser The Ticket Takers had charge of all tickets at games, pay assemblies, the Senior Play, and the Vodvil. First Row: Roger Camp, J effry Case, Thomas Ghormley, Ernest Greenlund, Jimmie Brown, Delbert Jackson, William LaLonde. Second Row: Bob Pillsbury, Robert Van lgolah, BilleDudley, Mr. Conover, Charles Pillsbury, Rodney Ludeman. Others: Bob Layne, ean We r. - COSTUME COMMITTEE Vilanda Ross ....,....,................... President Miss Flora Mays ,,,,..,..,.....,........,,,, Adviser The Costume Committee keeps costumes and properties in immediate readiness for assembly programs of major performances. The new costume rooms have been equipped with shelves made by Mr. Tuttle, Stew- art Martin and the stage crew. Lucile Kupcho, Inez Smith, Wanda Ross, Betty Hipskind, and Betty Clawson spent many hours in arranging the costumes. Marjorie Giltner, Wanda Ross, Mary Broughton, Ethel Guffnett, Miss Mays, Betty Clawson, Janis Coughlin, Betty Hipskind, and Marguerite Kindsfather. MAKE-UP CLUB Marjorie Weber ............................ Presnient Virginia Tracy ......,............. Vue-President Jeanne Anderson ...... Secretary-Treasurer Miss Ruth Hall .........................,.... Adviser The Make-Up Club serves the school when any makeup is needed for dramatics. First row: Frances Powell fMake-Up Boxl, Myrtella Oleson QScrap Bookl, Thelma Rice CLibrarianlg Virginia Tracy, Jeanne Anderson, Marjorie Weber, Lorene Hover, Marie Ivans, Nadine Mathews. Second row: Jeanette Hill, Darline .I-Ialey, Yona Harmon, Miss Ruth Hall, Jane Casey, Vernon Ballantyne, Bob Skarr, Lora Leslie, Kathleen Har- mala, Lois Andeson fMake-Up Boxj. Absent: Dempster Drowley. A ELECT RICIANS AND STAGE CREW George Harper ...... Chairman Electricans Stewart Martin .,.... Chairrmm Stage Crew Mr. Wooster ..............,......,.......... Adviser The Electricans and Stage Crew are on duty for all programs in the high school auditorium, both for assemblies and for evening performances given by the high school or by outside groups. First row: James Wu, Merle Duncan, Howard Wooster, Leo Martin, Lowell Lewis, George Harper, Lee Sales, Eugene Hiltunen, Harold Stenger, Earle Stout, Second row: James McKay, Ed Rice, Steve Ivans, George Sutherland, Roy Watson, Rodney Ludeman, Richard Coats, Lester Courtney, Donald Lewis, James Olson, Mr. Wooster. Others: Or- ville Handcuff. -Alice Fell, Organizations Editor SANS NOMINE Cathleen Fleischman ,............... President Mrs. Hilma. J. Powers ..,.........,.., Adviser The members of Sans Nomine Write essays, stories or verse for all contests open to students. They develop creative writing as well as attract favorable attention to our school by winning awards. Students entered the following contests: Scholastic News Contest, West Winds Anthology , Scholastic Literary Awards, and Washington State Tribute. Betty Jane Thompson., Ruth H olland, Margaret Bangs, Mrs. Powers, Cathleen Fleischman, Saxon Miller, Lois Hofstetter. Absent Billy Wootton. - EPICUREAN CLUB Nadine Shambaugh .................... Presakiertt Jean Finney .,.,...,...,,..........,.......... Recorder Dorothy Wager .......,.........,.. Vice-President Miss Lovell Chenoweth ................ Adviser The Epicureans serve at special teas, luncheons and banquets. First row: Bena Ezetta, Margaret Asher, Nadine Shambaugh, Jean Finney, Helen Huber, Dorothy Wager, Eva Mae Dewey, Maxine Jackson, Marie Ivans, Ruth Carson, Second row: Ella Swan, Marie Kilpatrick,-Betty Wilcox, Cathleen Fleischman, Miss Chenoweth, Dolores Tunison, Nedra Melanger, Ellen Olson, Martha Reed, Esther Elgin. CCLUMBIA LOG STAFF Jeanne Kunzman ........,..................... Editor Eledge Gates ...... ............ L inotypemarw Bob McMullen .....,......,.,...,i Sports Editor Mac Corson .............................. . .... Pr essrnarc Miss Blanche Hurd .....................,., Adviser Mr. David Miller ............ Busmess Adviser The Columbia Log is published bi-weekly by the Asosciated Students in the printing and journalism departments of the Vancouver High School. First row: Edith Higgins, Barbara Vail, Jean Stumberg, Hazel Standiford, Joyce McLaughlin, Ladelle Mobley, Jeanne Kunzman, Dorothy Kreis, Shirley Hodgson, Ida Louko, Dorothy Sly. Second row: Marie Kilpatrick, Billy Walck, Geo. Sut erland, Russell Palmer, 'Dolores Tunison, Mary Butts, Bob McMullen, Fred Whitegon, Jean Dykeman, Bonnie June lercival, Lois Anderson. Third row: Mr. Miller, Bill Dilley, Mac Corson, Ralph Luna, Bill Farr, Bill Dudley, Miss Hurd, Eledge Gates. QUILL AND SCROLL Margaret Bangs ..,.. ................ P resident Jeanne Kunzman ,,.,..... ........ S ecretary Miss Blanche Hurd ........,.,............. Adviser Quill and Scroll is an international organization formed in order to give special honor to those who have excelled in journalism. Marie Kilpatrick, Hazel Standiford, Bob McMullen, Ray Bag, Miss Hurd, Bill Dud- ley, Margaret Bangs, Jeanne Kunzman, Bonnie June Percival. thers: Ladelle Mobley. PRINTERS Under the instruction of Mr. D. G. Miller, the printers have published the Columbia Log and Shumway Echo , bi-Weeklies, and the Alki , besides printing programs, tickets and supplies for all Vancouver schools. Their over-time has made this work possible. First row: Powell, E. LaLonde, Collins, Martin, J. Straub, Hiatt, Shefchek, White-Q gon, Walck, Nelson. Second row: Mr. Miller, Mulford, Rine, Farr, Bernash, Teter, Rossiter, Robb, Scroggie, Sutherland. Third row: Bowers, Barlow, Corson, W. Thompson, Watson, Daniels, Ludeman, Burgstahler, Gustafson, Gates. GIRLS' SEXTET The Girls' Sextet got superior rating at the S.W.W. Music Meet. They have sung for banquets, radio, parties, clubs and other organizations. The members are Jean Van Dusen, Ardis Kingen, Shirley Dalen, Jean Dykeman. Mae- ford Bergerson, and Lydia Koch. BOYS' SEXTET The Boys' Sextet rated excellent at the S.W.W. Music Meet. It is composed of Arthur Boddy, Delmar Fields Henry Toy, Stanley McNallen, Ralph Luna, and William Dudley. BRASS SEXTET The Brass Ensemble was rated good in the S.W.W. Music Meet. The members were Wendell Mathews, Ruth Carson, Dick Durdle, Norman Ackley, Kenneth Brouhard, and Anton Lund. WOODWIN D ENSEMBLE The Woodwind Ensemble won superior in the S.W.W. Music Meet. It did some excellent work, playing for school programs, P.T.A. meetings, and clubs. The ensemble was composed of Raymond Spurgeon, Bob Petters, Ray Martin, and Fred Palmer. INDIVIDUAL HONORS Wendell Mathews, senior, won superior rating for his trumpet solo at the State Meet in Seattle.. Anton Lund was rated in the S.W.W. Music Meet as an outstanding baritone player in the band. Robert Lang won the distinction of being the out- standing accompanist for the S.W.W. Music Meet held in Aberdeen. I-Ie went to the State Meet in Seattle and was rated excellent on his piano solo. Ray Spurgeon was rated as an outstanding first clarinet player. Fred Palmer Was rated as an outstanding bass clarinet player. -Jean Dykeman, Music and Dramatics Editor l MR. CHESTER R. DUNCAN Mr. Chester R. Duncan, Vancouver Supervisor of Music, during his four years at Vancouver High School, has earned the enthusiastic praise and admiration of all through his ability to develop each of his many musical groups into blue ribbon winners. His unlimited patience and his sense of humor are two of his outstanding characteristics. -Jean Dykeman, Music Editor r:203 This year has been a banner year for the music depart- ment. Outstanding programs which Vancouver High School musicians took part in were the Pacific School Music Radio Broadcast, the Christmas assembly program, the Junior Vodvil, the Southwest Washington Music Meet, where sev- eral records were made, the Spring Concert, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Although the year has been filled with hard work and extra rehearsals, it has doubtlessly carried with it valuable experiences and happy moments that the students of the music department will long remember. -Mr. Chester R. Duncan, Music Supervisor GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Jean Dykeman ............,.........,,.,.,., President Dorinne Wilson ,.,,...............,........ Librarian Maeford Bergerson .,...,.,.......,.... Secretary Robert Lang ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,A.,,,A,. Accompamlst Mr. Chester R. Duncan .............................. Director The Girls' Glee won superior rating at the S.W.W. Music Meet. They sang in the Christmas program, at the schools, civic clubs, churches, assemblies, in the spring concert and at cormnenoement. First row: Kingen, Watts, Skull, Dewey, E. Olson, Wilson, Berry, Swan, Bergmeirson, Vernon, Lacey, Jackson, Thomas. Second row: Durose, Stein, Dykeman, Mobley, E. Kin- ney, Gill, Rangstrand, Detering, Hancuff, Emerson, Shefchek, Hall, Sly. Third row: Humphrey, Wilcox, Goddard, Richmond, Cooper, Peltier, Van Dusen, Koch, Dalen, Hodg- son, Conway. Fourth row: Mr. Duncan, Riem, Wheeler, Huber, Winter, Gould. Others: Scott, Miller, Gorman, Bickford. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Orval Caskey ................,............... President Lewis Luehrs ......,.,,,,......,,..,,,...,V,, Librarian Hubert Hiatt ...........,..........,. Vice-President Robert Lang ............................ Aceompanist Mr. Chester R. Duncan ....,.........,............... Director The Boys' Glee received excellent rating at the S.W.W. Music Meet. The boys proved most popular as determined by their reception wherever they sang. They appeared at the various civic clubs and schools in the city, as well as in the spring concert and at commencement. First row: McNallen, Camp, J. Case, Martin, Blaker, E. Greenlund, Dunbar, Page, Hiatt, Boddy, Caskey. Second row: Mr. Duncan, Fields, B. Palmer, J. Bowne, R. Palmer, Simxrons, Dudley, Luehrs, Lang, Johnson, Drake. Others: Bowers, Elmgren, Hoyt, Luna, Toy, Trueblood. V.H.S. ORCHESTRA Meda Runyan ...,.,...,.....,.... Concert Mistress Mr. Chester R. Duncan ..,....,.,.,.,,.,. Director The orchestra played for Commencement, Junior Vodvil, Senior Play, community concerts and assembly programs. This year the orchestra received an excellent rating, the best that they have ever won. A selected group furnished music for special occasions. First row: Runyan, Hover, Jackson, Thompson, Stump, Bergerson, Mehrer, Lacey, Redden, Vernon. Second row: Crawford, Campbell, Shoun, Harter, Dalen, Brader, Ohle- meyer, Laws, Ackley, Gilliford. Third row: Hutton, Martin, Petters, Miller, Spurgeon, Case, Roll, Brouhard, Durdle. Bernstein, Wheeler, Kilpatrick, Fourth row: Norton, Scrog- g-ie, Mr. Duncan. Others: Gibson, Carson. V.H.S. BAND Ray Spurgeon ..,,.......................... .... L eader Dolores Tunison ...............,.... Drum Major Mr. Chester R. Duncan ........................ Director The band, consisting of sixty-five members, earned superior rating in the S.W.W. Music Meet, ranking with the finest bands in the State. In the 1935 Portland Rose Festival during the summer vacation the band was awarded first prize. They played at all football games, at the senior play. the Christmas program, the vodvil, and the all-city spring con- cert, as well as over the Pacific Coast network. First row: Wilson, Bernstein, Patten, Barlow. Second row: Chapman, Leiser, Mar- tin, Petters, Spurgeon, Hutton, Sheldon, Kingen, Wheeler, Laws, Keller. Third row: Bild, Roberts, Eling, Palmer, Spangler, Hutchison, Ackley, Richards, Haldeman, Baker, Wach- ter. Fourth row: Mathews, Case, Miller, Kunselman, Nelson, Leibfried, Rohen, Shaw, Ada.ir, Schumann, Gould. Lund. Fifth row: Sly, McKee, Calavan, Fernald, Brouhard, Hol- land, Mr. Duncan. Others: Babcock, Beall, Budd, Carson, David, Gibson, Johnson, Kern, Tunison, McKay, Walck, Watson. W HONOR DRAMATIC SOCIETY The faculty committee, composed of Mr. De Young, Miss King, Miss von Berg, Miss P. Hall and Mrs. Powers, selects for membership in the Honor Dramatic Society students who do outstanding work in dramatics or in stage craft. The Society presented a play The Devil Comes to Alcaraz before the student body on May 8. First row: Miss King, Bette Lou Johnston, Velda Lacy, Lavina Valburg, Norbert Sorger, Stewart Martin, Leland Dungan, Ida Louko. Second row: Mrs. Powers, Helen Hinshaw, Morris Hutchison, Miss P. Hall, Miss von Berg. Others: Bob Pillsbury, Helen Scott, William Dudley, Dean Weber, George Harper, Lorena Pellissier, Victor Hughs. PADDY, THE NEXT BEST THING SENIOR PLAY Miss Lillian King ...... ....... C ouch Miss Ruth Hall ..... ............... D irector THE CHARACTERS Paddy ,...... ,......,.... ...........,... I da Louko Lawrence Blake ............,... Leland Dungan General Adair ...... ........,. I Villiam Dudley Gwendoline Carew ............ Lavina Valburg Jack O'Hara .........,........ Robert Van Dolah Dr. Davy Adair ...A.......... Robert Pillsbury Micky ............................ Dempster Drowley Lord Sellaby ,................. Morris Hutchison Miss 0'Hara ............................ Dorothy Sly Doreen Blake ........ ........... B eurnice Nunn Miss Mary 0'Hara .. Crzthlecn Fleischman Eileen Adair .............. Nadine Shambaugh Mrs. Putter .........,....., Webb .. ................,. Lois Morris Mrs. Bingle ............ ......... H elen Hinshaw Lorena Pellissier First row: Miss King, Miss Hall, Lois Morris, Lavina Valberg, Ida Louko, Cathleen Fleischman, Nadine Shambaugh, Helen Hinshaw, Dorothy Sli. Second 'rows Bob Pillsbury, Morris Hutchison Dempster Drowley, Leland Dungan, Ro ert Van Dolah, Ken Teter, William Dudley. THE 1936 VODVII. Robert Pillsbury ...... Master of Ceremonies Mrs. Ruth Allen Smith .... General Director The vodvil acts represented a Cheerful Yearful of the twelve months, beginning with March, the glee clubs' Bit O'Blarney, and ending with February, A Garden of Hearts. Robert Pillsbury as Master of Ceremonies introduced each act. The Vodvil is the biggest single event of the year as 335 students worked to make it a success. 187 in the acts and 148 in the management. Only those who had solo parts or who were especially responsible in the production staff could be pictured. VODVIL LEADS IN ACTS OR MANAGEMENT First row: Margaret Mclrvin, Maxine Thibodeaux, Alta Mae Goffin, Bette Lou Johnston, Hazel Standiford, Lois Morris, Helen McCavet, Mary Broughton, Bethel Anne Gould, Barbara Vail, Geraldine Redden, Marina Shaughnessy. Second row: Roger Camp, Victor Hughes, Wendell Mathews, Leland Dungan, Lewis Luehrs, Ernest Greenlund, Carrol White, George Greenlund, Stanley McNallen, Dean Weber, J ess Van Fleet, Frank Atchley. Third row: Walter Thompson, Eledge Gates, Oren Gustafson, Kenneth Teter, Bob Pillsbury, Bill Rossiter, Miss Samuelson, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Smith. SCENES FROM THE VODVIL Left: February r,.. ,.,. A Garden of Hearts Right: March ........ ...... A Bit O' Blarney s X W With H'Do or dien their battle cry The Trapper teams go driving ong Sometimes they loseg they cannot choose, If spirit counts, they,ve always won. 'B. J. 'P, 2 lalfiil-'iiJB'r'Q ' 'I MARSHALL j. DUTCH SHIELDS Mr. Shields knows how to make winning teams from practically new material. It is a privilege and an inspiration to play under his coaching. -Lewis Luehrs, Inspiration Man FOOTBALL IN SPIRATION MAN Lewis Luehrs was always able to rise to meet the situation. Lewis is an asset to any group. His deter- mination and intelligence made him an ideal student of the game. -Coach Shields FOOTBALL SEASON-1935 The outstanding problem which faced Coach Shields at the start of the season was the. lack. of weight and experience. With five lettermen as a nucleus he built up a team which finished well up in the conference standing and at the end of the season handed Hoquiam their first defeat in two years. Twenty-two men earned their major letters during the 1935 football season. Choice of each letterman was based on the fight and determination which the player had showed and the number of minutes and quarters which he had played. Coach Shields believes that this group of lettermen have determination and 'spirit to an unusual degree. Bob McMullen, manager, knew the needs of the players and took care of the equipment, having played enough himself to have a good idea of the game. Not pictured: Jack Sullivan. VANCOUVER 0-ROOSEVELT 125 September 135 Here Vancouver succumbed to a stiff wind when they faced the heavy Roosevelt eleven for the first fracas of the season. Bob Layne gathered the most yardage for Vancouver. VANCOUVER 6-GRANT 05 September 215 Here The fighting Trappers gave critics something to think about in their win over the highly touted Generals. Layne scored the first touchdovm of the year. VANCOUVER 0-ABERDEEN 195 September 285 There The Bobcats had the Trappers up a tree with their superior passing. But the local Pigskinners battled bravely till the final gun boomed. Roy Kadow though hampered by an injured leg showed up well. VANCOUVER 6-OLYMPIA 65 October 55 There With Olympia having a lead of six points in the third quarter, Bob Layne zigzagged thirty-eight yards to the goal to even things up. Lewis Luehrs and Ed Gillingham on the line and Sam Alexander in the backfield were essential in stopping Olympia's downs. VANCOUVER 13-CAM,AS 75 October 115 Here Ray Taylor's sixty-one yard gallop for a touchdown and Don Jelli.son's persistent driving for another score gave Vancouver the thrill of avenging its traditional rival. VANCOUVER 0-CHEHALIS 135 October 195 Here In the annual Homecoming game, Vancouver lost to the Chehalis Bearcats 13 to 0. The Trappers ran up more yardage in scrimmage and first downs than Chehalis, but failed to score. Ray Taylor was chief ground-gainer for Vancouver and George Bernash pfayed a good defensive game. VANCOUVER 13-KELSO 125 'October 265 There Vancouver recorded its first conference win when the home-town boys made good in an excit.ng tiff with the Highlanders. One of the touchdowns was made possible by Bob Erickson wlxo caught a long pass. Other stars were Buster Davis and Ed Gillingham. VANCOUVER 12-LONGVIEW 205 November 25 There Vancouver was unable to cope with the Longview Lumberjacks in a thrilling 20-12 defeat p.ayed at freezing temperature. Phil Kern, the blocking quarter-back, taking the ball from the kitk-off ran it up near the opponentfs goal. Lewis Luehrs, Joe Olson, and Gordon Sawyer played a good game. VANCOUVER 13-CENTRALIA 05 November 115 Here The Trapipers trimmed the Tigers' talons early in the second quarter. Captain Roy Kadow and Ed Gillingham broke through and blocked Centralia's kicks. VANCOUVER 26-HOQUIAM 145 November 165 Here Playing their last game of the season, and for some the last under Red and White, the team was on the field eager to prove their championship calibre. And they did- creating the biggest up-set in the conference! Every member of the team played a bang-up game. '59, 4 Q -if v.-- A A 1 D .Q S i .--r' jig x . ' y' 5 kkikk A i -Eh. ' . .A 'XA .. X 5 V 'xxj ' LA I l r i V . - it i .af N i ig . f A z ' 'X K Alexanzlvr, Sum Bef-ke-r, Herman Bvrnush, Gvorprc Cnlmzm, Claude l'm'.'is, Buster Erickson, Bob Ferrell, Ulzirfncc Gillinglium, Ed Gustzlfsmi, Orin .Im-llismi, Don Kadnw, Roy Kern, Phil Layne, Bob Luvhrs, L4-wis Mourv, Dalm- Olson, JOe Re-ynolds, Benny Sawyer, Gurdori Straub, Geurge 'l'z1ylm', Rzxy XVOod, Paul McMullen, Hob THE SQUAD 9. BASKETBALL TEAM Gale Betbesworth ....... .................. C captain Mr. Marshall Shields ,...........A...,,..A,,. Cofwh Forwards: J. Mulder, Ellis, Luehrs, DeJuan. Center: B. Mulder. Guards: Alex- ander, Bettesworth, Burgett, Calavan, Robinson. . The Mulder brothers were chosen to represent Vancouver on the Southwest Wash- ington all-conference team. Jack, who scored a total of seventy-six points in conference play, was chosen for the forward position, and Bob, who scored sixty-five points, was chosen for the center position. First row: Gale Bettesworth, Sam Alexander, Lewis Luehrs, D'Arcy De Juan, Jack Mulder, Bob Mulder, Worley Ellis, Claude Oalavan, Chuck Robinson, Ralston Burgett, Phil Kern, Manager. Second row: Mr. Shields, Jack Morris, Bob Alexander, Oscar Froom, Kenneth Dessler, John Back, Gordon Neil, Jack Propstra, Jerry Thompson, Joe Spady, Wayne Roberts, Assistant Manager. SWIMMING TEAM Bob Pillsbury .................................. Captain Roger Camp .................. ..... M anagev' Mrs. Emma Harvey ............................ Coach The swimming team took second place honors at the State Meet in Seattle. The team boasts of two state champions-Jeff Case, Backstroke Champion, and Frank Atchley, Fancy Diving Champion. First row: Bob' Pillsbury, Jeffrey Case, Mrs. Harvey, Frank Atchley, Fred Harvey, Nelson McGoun. Second row: Joe Augenblick, Bill Case, Krader Gould, Herman Becker, Dave Straub. Third row: Harry Klein, Robert Van Dolah, Charles Pillsbury, Manager, Quentin Van Gordon, Roger Camp. Others: Julian Ulmer, LaVern Wilson. TENNIS AND GOLF Mr. Arthur Jolin ,..,...,....,....... Golf Adviser Mr. E. S. Wooster ................ Tennis Adviser ' At the beginning of the season, prospects for the Golf team looked good with two lettermen and two hold-overs back. The squad was one of the most formidable in the conference. The Tennis team showed up well in all its matches this season. First row: Fred Palmer, Ralston Burgett, Ruth Finney, Viva Johnson, Helen Campbell, Charles Robinson, Tennis. Second row: Mr. Wooster, Tennis Adviser, Les- ter Daniels, Golf, Bob Pillsbury, Tennis, Rod O'Hearn, Golf, Mr. Jolin, Golf Adviser, Bob McMullen, Melvin Boyer, Golf. Others: Tennis-Betty Stringfeliow, Manager, Edith Mitchell. Golf-Dean Weber. TRACK Joe Olson ,,,.,............,..................,,.. Manager Mr. Carl Gustafson ............................ Coach Consistent winners in the interscholastic meets were the 880-yard Relay Team- Bob Erickson, Clarence Ferrell, Bob Layne and Ward Holmes, and the pole vaulters- Nelson McGoun, Silvas Parker and Worley Ellis. First row: Phil Kern, George Rameg, Leland Dungan, Jacob Straub, Keith Kennedy, Richard Durdle, Worley Ellis, Nelson Mc oun, Jacques DeKalb, Ray Taylor, LeRoy Ander- son, Frances Issler, Second row: Bill Case, Robert Kinney, Melvin Powell, Fred Snyder, Wayne Roberts. Lewis Luehrs, Claude Calavan, Curtis Tibbals, Miles Lieser, Oscar Froom, Joe Spady, Mr. Gustafson. Third row: Silvas Parker, Gillingham, George Stonehouse, Larry Blount Waltefr Thompson, Bob Hutton, Hal Tlbbals, Ward Nelson, Robert Erickson, Richard Lawrence, Joe Olson, Dempster Drowley. BASKETBALL SEASON-1936 Under Coach Shie1d's tutelage four new players made the first basketball team that gained second place in the Southwest Washington Conference. Basketball lettermen are Bettesworth, Robinson, B. Mulder, J. Mulder, Ellis, Burgett, Alexander and Luehrs. VANCOUVER 24-LONGVIEW 255 January 105 There Barely edged. out by one point in the last minute' of the game, the Trappers gave an exhibition indicatlve of an exciting, successful season. High point man--Ellis, 9 points. VANCOUVER 20-CENTRALIA 135 January 115 Here Vancouver sca.rcely bothered by Centralia's attack, easily squelched Centralia, chalk- ing up the first season victory. High point man-J. Mulder, 10 points. VANCOUVER 17-CAMAS 265 January 245 There Though they tried hard, the Vancouver boys were defeated by the League-leading Camas five. High point men-B. Mulder, De Juan, Ellis-5 points. VANCOUVER 19-KELSO 205 January 315 Here The locals swallowed a defeat of one point scored in the last part of the fourth quarter. High point man+J. Mulder, 8 points. VANCOUVER 34-CHEHALIS 215 February 75 There The Vancouver squad shot accurately and moved fast, completely out-classing the Chehalis Bearcats. High point man-B. Mulder, 15 points. VAUCOUVER 24-CENTRALIA 195 February 85 There The Trappers' close checking brought them their third conference win. High point man-J. Mulder, 7 points. VANCOUVER 22-LONGVIEW 145 February 135 Here Inspired, the Trappers administered a stinging revenge defeat to the Lumberjacks. High point man-J. Mulder, 8 points. VANCOUVER 23--CAMAS 205 February 185 Here In a thrilling encounter, Vancouver beat the League-leading Papermakers to throw the S.W.W. basketball loop into a quandary. High point men-Ellis, Burgett, J. Mulder, 5 points. VANCOUVER 29-KELSO 235 February 215 There Though defeat threatened, the Trappers pulled through to add another victory to their mounting list of cage wins. High point man-B. Mulder, 9 points. VANCOUVER 47-CHEHALIS 205 February 285 Hlere Vancouverhad little trouble in putting the Bearcats in their place. High point men- Luehrs, J. Mulder, 12 points. VANCOUVER 19--LONGVIEW 185 February 295 Here In a post-conference game, the Trappers snatched a one point victory and second place in the conference from the hard-playing Lumberjacks. High point men-B. Mulder, J. Mulder, 6 points. TRACK SEASON -1936 H COACH GUSTAFSON Coach Gustafson is one of the best track coaches V.H.S. has ever had. His friendly personality makes him well liked by all who come in contact with him. The cooperation he receives in track from his boys shows his superior quality of leader- ship. He makes track turn outs a pleas- ure. --Bob Layne - GOT:- Coach Carl Gustafson's cinder stars during the track season brought home a trophy, medals and ribbons, significant of their earnest efforts and skill. Track lettermen are Erickson, Layne, Ferrell, Anderson, Taylor, Powell, Par, ker, Holmes, McGoun, Thompson, Saber and Kadow. Track managers are Joe Ol- son and Jake Straub. HILL RELAYSg March 273 At Hill The Trappers placed third in the intermediate high school division, entering three relay teams. Glenn Cunningham, the nationally-known miler, ran an exhibition race with other college stars. QUADRANGULAR MEET, April 2, At Washington Vancouver placed third in the regular quadrangular meet with Washington, Hill and Benson participating. TRIANGULAR MEET, April 11, Here Sprinters, hurdlers, pole-vaulters, high-jumpers, discus throwers, shot-putters and broad-jumpers from the home town accumulated sixty-eight points, surpassing the total of both Longview and Kelso. VANCOUVER RELAY CARNIVAL, April 185 Here Vancouver did not take any firsts but captured enough seconds and thirds to place sixth in a field of twenty teams. R. A. LONG RELAY CARNIVAL, May lg At Longview Vancouver placed second to Raymond in a night meet held under Long'view's novel lights. The outcome was not decided until Raymond nosed out Vancouver in the last event, the broad-jump relay. ELIMINATION MEETg May 9, At Longview Qualifying thirteen men for the district meet, Vancouver won first place over ten schools of this district. Striking the tape fifteen yards before their nearest rivals, Layne, Holmes, Ferrell and Erickson formed a powerful team. DISTRICT MEETg May 165 At Olympia Anderson, Ferrell, Erickson, Tibbals, Sater, Parker, Thompson, Holmes, Kadow, Ramey, Powell, Layne and McGoun participated in the district meet. STATE MEETg May 233 At Pullman Nelson McGoun, first place pole-vault winner in the district meet, attended the State meet. INTRA-M URAL SPORTS Richard Lawrence ..... .............. M imager Warren Johnson ....,.,.......,. Ass't Manager Mr. J. D. Miller .......,.,...... Director A complete intra-mural program was organized this year under the direction of Mr. James Miller. All boys not participating in the interscholastic sports were eligible, and a very large number took advantage of the opportunity. The program was distributed throughout the year and was varied enough so that practically every boy could find a sport to his liking. It has been a success in every way and has created keen athletic interest and given every boy a chance to display his ability. Left to right: Richard Lawrence, Mr. Miller, Warren Johnson. VOLLEY BALL To begin the intra-mural sport season, a new sport was started-volley ball. Eight teams participated, and Mr. Gustafson's group became the winner. It was a double elimination toumament. First row: Stanley Adams, Ralston Burgett, Bob Kinney, Otto Burgstahler. Second row: Bob Watson, Jack East. HORSE SHOES The next sport of the season was horse shoe pitching. Le Roy Anderson defeated George Ramey, both of Mr. J. Miller's group, to win the single championship. The team of Ramey and Anderson defeated Lund and Lawrence of Mr. Dudley's group to win the doubes championship. Left to right: George Raruey, Le Roy Anderson. FALL BASKETBALL The fall basketball tournament was a very interesting one. All groups participated, but Mrs. Smith's group proved to be too strong for Mrs. Johnson's group and won the championship. First row: David Straub, Jacques DeKalb. Second row: Lee Sales, Bob Mulder, Wayne Roberts. SPRING BASKETBALL Basketball interest was so great among the advisory groups that a spring basketball tournament was held. Mr. Brown's group emerged the Winner by defeating Mr. Gustaf- son's group. This was the first tournament of any kind that Mr. Brown's group had ever won. First row: Homer Peterson, John Back, Leland Dungan. Second row: I-Iarold Miller, Arthur Carsoni INTRA-MURAL TRACK MEET An event that created much interest was the intramural track meet. Many meet records were broken. Those that broke the records were Claude Calavan in the discus, Silvas Parker in the broad jump, Melvin Powell in the 880 yard run, and John Back in the high jump. First row: Leroy Anderson, 1cross country1, Melvin Powell 18801. Second row: Har- old Miller 1shot1, John Back1high hurdles, high jum 1, Clarence Ferrell 1100 and 2201, Dempster Drowley. Third row: Richard Lawrence 1p110 low hurdles1, Silva s Parker 1broad jump1, Claude Calavan 1discus1, James Burnell 14401. IN DOOR-BASEBALL TOUR NAM ENT The indoor baseball tournament, which was made possible by the new gym, was one of interest. All groups participated, making a good tournament. Mr. J. Miller's group seemed to have the upper hand and came out champions by defeating Mr. Brown's group. First row: Harlow Graves, Louis Walisch. Second row: Charles Simmons, Delbert Jackson. Third row: Jack Bowne, Harold Morton. xds .av Q GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Ruth Mary Williams ...............,.... President Carol Mehrer ...A,.,,.... ...... S ecretary Ruth Albertson .................. Vice-President Helen Goings .,,,,.,......... ...... T reasurer Miss Rosa Webber ..............................., Advisev' The objectives of the Girl's Athletic Association are to further the high school girls' interest in recreation, social contacts, group spirit, better health and scholarship, and to create permanent interest in sports. The G.A.A. sponsored the annual home-coming dance, put on a special assembly and appeared in the health pageant. First row: Enz, Stringfellow, Shere, Albertson, J. Finney Andre, Muncey, Jones, Johnson, O'Banion, Williams, Mehrer, Miss Webber. Second row: Sutter, Bates, Cough- lin, Hodgson, Bates, Kries, Burr, Toy, Stumberg, M. Broughton, Reese, Fitch, Easley, Woolf, Whitney. Third row: Baird, Allen, Larson, Albright, Baker, Cole, Flood, Freeman, Kuhn, Durdall, Shirk, Towers, R. Broughton, Miller. Fourth row: Olson Detering, Lyles, Ringle, Sires, Rangstrand, Goings, Miller, Bergerson, Harter, Galbraith, Brock, Kinds- father. Fifth row: McCavet, C-lawson, R. Finney, Shumway, Hickman, Hinshaw. Others: Carson, DuBois, Shambaugh, Tillman. BADMINTON TEAMS Catherine O'Banion ...,................,... Manager Miss Rosa Webber ............ ' ................ Coach Badminton was introduced last year and has created a great deal of enthusiastic in- terest. First row: Miss Webber, Betty Harter, Evelyn Andre, Maeford Bergerson, Helen Flood, Ruth Finney, Jean Finney, Enid Shumway, Ellen Olson, Viva Johnson, Ruth Wil- liams, Catherine O'Banion, Dorothy Allen. Second row: Virginia Shere, Betty String- fellow, Carol Mehrer, Georgina Tillman, Mary Broughton, De Loris Ring e, Helen McCavet, Betty Clawson, Dorothy Brock, Anne Jones, Freda Muncey, Helen Goings, Ruth Detering, Edna Hickman, Ruby Broughton. ARCHERY TEAMS Evelyn Andre ................................ Manager Miss Rosa Webber ............................ Coach Archery is another sport which began only last year. This year, since posture played such an important part in school activities, archery was even more popular, as good pos- ture is a necessary element of skillful archery. First row: Virginia Whitney, Elsie Baker, Virginia Larson, Carol Mehrer, Ruth Williams, Jean Finney, Virginia Shere, Catherine O'Banion, Marion Enz, Jean. Stum- berg, Marie Easley, Elaine Fitch, Mary Baird. Second row: Billie Coughlin, Betty Harter, Mary Bates, Helen McCavet, Betty Clawson, Dorothy Brock, Helen Goings, Evelyn Andre, Anne Jones, Dorothy Kreis, Ruth Reese, Phyllis Woolf, LaVerna Miller, Miss Webber. Third row: Freda Muncey, Ruth Finney, Ruth Detering. LETTER GIRLS' CLUB Carol Mehrer ................................ President Virginia Shere ............... ...... S ecretary Jean Finney ........................ Vibe-President Betty Stringfellow ..,..,..,.....,..... Treaswrer Mis Rosa Webber ................................ Admser The Letter Girls' Club is a girls' honorary athletic group composed of G.A.A. mem- bers who have earned 100 or more points. This is one of the few honorary societies in high school. Marion Enz, Betty Stringfellow, Virginia Shere, Ruth Albertson, Jean Finney, Evelyn Andre, Freda Muncey, Anne Jones, Viva Johnson, Ruth Williams, Catherine O'Banion, Carol Mehrer, Miss Webber. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. C ct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. GIRLS' LEAGUE CALENDAR 4-Girls' League Meeting 13-Roosevelt Game - S o 1 d Ice Cream 18-Girls' League Cabinet Meeting 20-Grant Gamc?Sold Ice Cream 25-Girls' League Installation 27-Girls' League Mix 2-Girls' League Cabinet Meeting 11-Camas GamwSold Ice Cream 11-Carnival-G i r l s' League Fish Pond 16-Girls' League Cabinet Meeting 16-Hoquiam Game-Sold Candy 19-Girls' League Southwest Wash- ington Conference, Onalaska 19-Chehalis Game-Sold Candy 23-Girls' League Meeting-Reports on Conference 6-Girls' League Cabinct Meeting 11-Centralia G a m e--S o l d Ice Cream 13-Open House Hostesses 16-Hoquiam G a m e-S ol d Ice Cream 20-G i rl s' League Meeting-Miss Baum and Miss Reed, Stylists from Lipman-Wolf Co. 22-Ushers for Senior Play 4-Girls' League Cabinet Meeting 6-Girls' League Christmas Dance 11-Grant Game-Sold Ice Cream 18-Girls' League 8-Girls' League 15-Girls' League Meeting-G.A.A. Program 16-Election New Advisory Ofiicers 19-Luncheon for S . sters 22-Girls' League 24-Ushers for Piano Ensemble Sept. 25-Coaches of Vancouver Hi gh Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 30-Girls' League Matinee Dance 31-Kelso Gams9Sold Ice Cream 5-Girls' League Cabinet Meeting 13-Longview G a m e-S ol d Ice Cream 14-15-Ushers for Vodvil 18-Camas Game-Sold Ice Cream 19-Girls' L e a g u e Meeting-Mrs. Marcia Cohen, Speaker, The Women of Tomorrow. 27-Ushers for Vancouver Junior Symphony 28-C h e h a l i s Game--Sold Ice Cream 29-Lio n g v i e w Game-Sold Ice Cream 11-Girls' League Meeting-Eti- quette Skits 13-Ushers for Kiwanis Milk Fund Benefit 2'1-Ushers for Instrumental Sec- tion of Southwest Washing-- ton Music Meet 1-Girls' League Nomination for New Officers 2-7-Nomination by Petition 14-Cabinet Acceptance 15-Girls' League Meeting-Nom- inations from the Hoor. Famous Women Program 21-Election of Girls' League Ofii- cers 2-Girls' League Southwest Wash- ington Conference at Wood- land 6-Girls' League Cabinet Meeting 14-Mothers' Day Banquet 20-Girls' League Honor Assembly 31-Ushers for Baccalaureate 5-Ushers for Commencement 9-Chevrolet Picture Apr. Cabinet Meeting May Cabinet Meeting May . May B i g and Little May Cabinet Meeting May June 1'-liwii BOYS' LEAGUE CALENDAR Oct. Jan. School 1. Judge Simpson-Vancouver High School's First Football Team 2. Cedric Miller fHap7-Rule Changes in Football 3. Mr. Ratchford-Team Co- operation 4. Mr. Gustafson-Advantages to be Derived from Football 5. Mr. Shields-This Year's Team Feb. Mar. Mar. 23-Luncheon for Incoming Sopho- mores 19-Skiing Picture by Richard Behm 16-End of Paper Drive, Mrs. Smith's Group First Mr. Dudley's Group Second 26-Smoker in Gym CALENDAR 1935- 1936 ? Listen, my children, and you shall hear, Not of the ride of Paul Revere, But of something much better, I'm sure you'll agree. Oh yeah? you might say. Just wait and you'll see. The mem'ry of school starting stays with me yet, Of racing through halls certain teachers to get. The SEPTEMBER thirteenth, on a Friday at that, Roosevelt beat us, just 12-0 flat. The seventeenth is a day we'll remember so long, Joseph Hall told us why our country's so strong. Same week, two days later, a dinner was had For each football player and his respective Dad. Hooray for our side, 6 to 0, our game, Grant played us the twentieth, we won just the same. The twenty-fifth was a day on which we did dote, New G.A.A. members were riding the goat. The twenty-seventh brought fourth a gay time a.nd sad The gay was Girls' Mix, -Bobcats beat us, that's bad. OCTOBER the fifth, a game full of kicks, We tied with Olympia, score 6 to 6. A gay day for us was October eleven, Our score was 13 and Ca.mas's seven. In the evening the Camival gave us some fun, Everyone came, and spent all his mon. On the nineteenth the homecoming game here was lost. Chenalis plowed through, 13-0 the cost. The homecoming hop that night was enjoyed: G.A.A. Mr. Fun for an evening employed. The twenty-fifth brought forth the biggest thrill yet: The band from the Rose Show top honors did get. The same day we won a hard fight for a game, 13-12, Kelso lost-oh my, what a shame. NOVEMBER first-We lost to Longview this day. 12-20 the score, too bad we should say. Who was it that said-Take bitter with sweet? A two-day vacation we were sure glad to greet. Armistice Day we had a down pour Wihich may have accounted for the low-zero score. The thirteenth the parents, like young lads and lasses Went back to school and attended our classes. The fifteenth another aswmbly was had, A song and yell contest, it wasn't so bad. A gala day--November 16 We beat I-Ioquiam 26 to 14. The twenty-second brought forth an annual event, The senior play given to each one's content. The twenty-sixth sponsored a matinee dance, Fun was had by all who entered the nrance. The twenty-seventh--ah now Thanksgiving Day here. A program was given, one of the best of the year. Two day's vacation, good fun in store, We ate all we could and hollered for more. DECEMBER the fifth, again the boys ate, A football banquet,Hf.ay how do they rate? The next evening, a dance was given, the best, The Girls' League were sponsors as you might have guessed December the tenth, a new thing was begun, Poster-Boosters gave a dance, a penny for fun. On the thirteenth the lower Juniors an assembly did give. In the evening the Senior party made you glad that you live The program of the twentieth was an impressive sight, Mr. Duncan's glee clubs sang of Christmas night. A few basketball games were played about theng They were not big leaguers, so we'll skip over them. JANUARY tenth, Longview played us, we lost, a shame! The next night we played Centralia,--we took that game. The seventeenth, loo , what ho, have we here? The Log Staff, a dance, the best fun of the Year. The twenty-fourth, what a shame it had to be done! We lost to that Camas team when we should have won. The twenty-seventh, oh dear, we have to begin Another semester just to take and then grin. January the thirtieth, a matinee dance, Lots of fun, to be sure, if you'd just have a glance. The thirty-first brought first pep and then sadnessg We lost to Kelso, no reason for gladness. The week-end of FEBRUARY seventh and eighth Our teams did their stuff-or was it just fate? Chehalis, Centralia both lost in the hoop, Aberdeen drownedg while we swam for a loop. February thirteenth we met the Lumberjacksg We showed a good fight and, too, a few facts. The fourteenth and fifteenth the Vodvil was given, Lot of hard work, but made you glad that you're livin'. The nineteenth, a matinee dance now was thrown- Pay a dime, dance awhile, at five you go home. The twenty-first, lots of noise. seeing whom it was for, The Sophomore class party, on the old gym floor. The twenty-fourth, we had colds, so we took the day off To poultice our chests a.nd to doctor our coughs. The twenty-fifth, we had cause once again to rejoice, We won over Kelso, hooray for our boys! The twenty-sixth, G.A.A. held a dance after noon. It was one keen affair, all over too soon. On the twenty-eighth, quite a day in itself, A swimming meet, then Chehalis put on the shelf. Third of MARCH, we won from Aberdeen. Next day a noon danceg we thought that was keen-. For the dance of the sixth we sure deserve a big hand, For we brought to you guys Alice in Wonderland. The eleventh and thirteenth our swimming team won From Longview and Lincoln, oh boy, that was fun. The twenty-first and eighth we were all very proud We won the Music Meet to please our who e crowd. APRIL seventeenth, what ho, have we here? Letter-men's hard-time dance,-there's one every year. The eighteenth, we sat in the sun and we baked, While the boys jumped and ran to be first at the tape. MAY the eighth, an annual event, none the less, The Junior Prom given, the Seniors their guests. The thirty-first, Baccalaureate-it comes once a year, The Seniors will leave us, we're sorry it's here. Commencement, the end-my story is through. I trust you've enjoyed it, it's been just for you. You made it, I wrote it, you've read it-so now I'll just wish you the most luck that fate can allow. -Elizabeth Berry 3' f,.f - , . lu- 1 ,ww , , 11 E 5 ,ef FAQS' 1 ESL X ., -,, vw f . 5.-v pn - 'Pa' ,hw V, 4 1 si' - J' .,,. ., , Ya if La - . A, eq, 1, vc-,L , in 2 ., .1511 L F ..-. 'f! 'i.z1 3 ' Q . , ,V 5, . 1-f gx.g ,:.1N 2, P W 2 , L, ,2- mf., Q, f fi. JH Ly 1 f -2- QQ' .,, , , gh. - 1.1 1 , 5. -' ' ' k QEgfY.5fQ- ' -A fx! .fx 1,109 v - 111: .',-aff'-Q'e,7'41lf'?'f' 1 1 ' g ' r , 1' 1 ' gy-'1ggj ffI,1L5:i..,Q 2 .f-0 1' ...f ,-gg , ,. ' 1,-P I-V. 1' V73 A-gf .aw s -jffwf .L ,,.,... . , Y A, gg: eifmii 'mwmw 1 ,.m,,sM w QW!! 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