Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1940 volume:

I . 1 y If 1 f' O 0 . x ,'ga1 92 x . W Q f Q A K D- X f :ii ' 2: I wx Q , Q . if 0 'n , 7 F The ALKI 1940 Q Published by lhe Associated Students VANCOUVER HIGH SCHOOL Vancouver, Washington TGNGHAVIN1: Hx' I'PI'I'l'IRSON-SVHON ENHRAYING COMPANY I-'OR1'l,ANU. fJlil'lGON PHo'rmmAP1-ilxn, BY I'JUFRIf3SNIC PHOTO STIYDIO VAN1'oUw:u, XXvAST'IING'FON PIIINTING BY YANCOVYER HIGH SUHOOL PRINTING ITHIVT VANCOL'Yl'TIi. XYAS IIINGTON E , X V ',,..Q??'Mwgi 2 :Q 'R ALKI-1940 FOI'CWOl'd It is with a great deal of pleasure, yet with some regret that the Alki is once again presented to you, the students of Vancouver High School. The only reg'ret is that a new Alki means the end of another school year. To enumerate the pleasure we have had in the work would make a book in it- self. With the learning of a few fundamental rules of printing, a rather vague knowledge of type and copy-reading, the acquiring of inkyfingers, pasty hands, and the wearing of a well-beaten path from Room 108 to the print shop, and back again, we have endeavored to compose an annual of which you will be p1'oud. The entire staff has done its best to bind into this book a pictured record of the school year 1939- 1940. After graduation it is impossible to keep in touch with all the friends you made while in high school. After a few years people whom you saw every day and who were in your classes, are likely to be many miles away from you, either at school or working at jobs. During these years to come, glance through your Alki once in a while and see how much shorter those miles seem to be. You will see yourself and your friends enjoying many activities again, your teachers who worked hard to pull you through. As the years go by and responsibilities gather, you will look through these pages with a smile and sometimes with a sigh. Your 1940 Alki will be a treasured possession then, a passport to a vanished period of your life. May you enjoy it now and cherish it in the future. -Phyllis .lean Covmver, Co-Editor 1940 Alki -lD4 Art Motif The art motif of the 1940 Alki is Mary and Joe Trapper, drawn by Josephine Nickerson. This pair illustrates the buoyant and friendly spirit of Vancouver High School. They are to the students an ideal which every boy and girl strives to reach. As Mary and Joe go swinging through the book, they unfold the various phases of school life. The 1940 Alki is divided into four parts, Faculty, Classes, Activities, and Athletics. These groups are separated by division pages on which are drawings, typifying that sec- tion, and a group of candid pictures, presenting actual scenes of students working and playing. Since the purpose of the Alki is to portray Vancouver High School at work and play, the editors hope that the combination of candid pictures and drawings may aid in presenting the life of the students. Years will come and go, and many things in the world will change. May the spirit of the students continue ever to be as buoyant and friendly as are Joe and Mary Trapper. -Elizczbcfh De Yo1nzg,Co-Editor 1940 Alki I Dr. PauI F. Gaiser Dr. Gaiser, for the past six years superintendent of Vancouver sehoo's, has done much towards further- ing progressive education in the school system of this city. His modtrn ideas have helped to make the high school one of the most outstanding' in the state. This yearls Seniors, the fiftieth graduating' class, feel that they are very fortunate to have been guided by his leadership. We are proud to be a part of a school system which offers such a variety of oppor- tunities to each student. To the leader of this system we are deeply appreciative for all the benefits he has made possible. Phyllis f,l07Z0'I'!'1', Elizabeth De Young, C0-Editors 1940 .-Hifi School Board Mr. Joseph E. Hall, President ALKI-1940 Mr l.. M. Burnett Dr. I... L. Nunn Dr A. P. Ryan Mr. L. C. Matson, Secretary Mr. F. S. Ratchford ADMINISTRATION ALKI-1940 Mr. Henry DeYoung Vancouver High School is justly proud to have such a competent leader as Mr. DeYoung. By his sympa- thetic, friendly, helpful attitude toward all, he has won for himself the confidence and high regard of the entire student body. His judgment and good advice have proved to be indispensable in the affairs of the student body. In the Student Council he has shown himself to be prac- tical and co-operative under all circumstances. It is through his excellent guidance and leadership that Vancouver High School has reached the high stand- ing it now maintains. +Dmz Fenton, President, Associated Students Student Body Cfiicers President, Donald Fenton First Vice President, Tomo Kosobayashi Second Vice President, Gloria Nuttal Secretary, Shirley Hutchison Sergeant-at-Arms, Harvey Hutton ADMINISTRATION 7 Mr. W. H. Conover The Boys' League has been under the excellent su- pervision of Mr. W. H. Conover for the past six years. His interest and enthusiasm have made possible many of the successes of the boys' organization, such as the annual Smoker, Dads' Night and the annual Boys' League Assembly. All the boys of Vancouver High School look up to Mr. Conover because of his fairness and ever-present sense of fair play. He has untiringly held up to the Boys' League acceptance of responsibility and ideals of hard work. His guidance has been valuable to every boy in high school. -Charles Furno, President Boys' League Boys' League Cfhcers President, Charles Fumo ALKI-1940 First Vice President, Jack Barnes Second Vice President,Woody Cooper Secretary, Robert Hodgson Sergeant-at-Arms, James Irving ADMINISTRATION ALKI-1940 Miss Dorothea von Berg Miss Dorothea von Berg, Dean of Girls, will be long remembered by the girls of Vancouver High School as an understanding friend and competent adviser often consulted during their three years of pleasant associa- tion with her. Under her guidance, the Girls' League has been able to succeed in its numerous activities, such as the Big and Little Sister plan, the Girls' League Mix, the Tolo Dance, selling candy for the loan fund, manag- ing the hospital room, and arranging a regular assem- bly for the girls each month. We feel that because of her helpfulness and assist- ance in all our school life, we have been able to serve the school and to promote a feeling of friendliness and cooperation among the girls. flmogenv Albcrfsmz, P'7'l'.Sidif'I'If, Girls' League Girls' League Officers President, Imogene Albertson Vice President, Letha Gunz Treasurer, Alice Tolcola Recording Secretary, Dorothy Drew Corresponding Secretary, Bette Manary Reporter, Elaine Eberle ADMINISTRATION i HAIL, ALL HAIL TO V.H.S. Then hail, all hail to V.H.S.! The pride of all the west, We ,ll sing out the story, Anal we'll tell out the glory Of the sehobl we love the best. Then hail, all hail to V.H.S.! The trapper is our crest, A And we'll ever stand, M ,Every heart and hand, For the honor of V.H.S. -Chester 'R. Duncan T ALKI-1940 ' ke 1? ft if ? r' W yr 1 ' f-P ,iq S-P' 1' -2 , f . - f rp 0 4 1 J J 4 J . si ,he si! in ab, sg ?-'I 451 sin Q Wipe vip, agp, ZIQ ,w::::fsgg5:' 2190 f0::15iiEQ!P QQ3 391515515552 . I ,nu I u I I 1 ' ' IH 4 ' ' ' Ig ' I A u gs. 'fb xii. , X 'Q fungi' ' f X ij .'ll: ' O X 1 slugs! .ul fu , 3, ig' In , , '31 :I f' 1 APS: bi. 159 :mL f' in FACULTY 10 ' .i i . .I ' M A , f A ALKI-1940 ' V' Q gf in fl' lg fl' 14 10 ' A-ff-QW S www, SQ- Q 'CIP ll: ' 6115 ,up up Og, nf , 'll X O S 0 ' hllllv , 6, I VHS: , 5, ll slug. ff f A 27 Em- V I- ' ' F 4. 5 ' . gm fl: rt - ,.,, ,.2::5:g, .,, ,mag ,, ' , g::::'. N ' es:-1+ N ':s:.', '1s :QW Wgfsasii? 219g Wiffiiisaif 'ggx ?W:Ii555?f 0 ' IH 4' 'J 'H ' 'sf YL 'swf -L 'sf Ea l Greetings to Faculty and Students 1940 marks the iiftieth anniversary of a graduat- ing' class from the Vancouver High School. The Alki has fittingly portrayed the events of this, our jubilee year. Through the activities of its students and fac- ulty, 1939-40 has been a year of much progress. It is X only natural that everyone connected with the school is proud of its accomplishments, glad to share its noble- heritage, and eager to make its future even more glorious. To all I extend greetings of Vancouver High School. -Henry DeYoung Principal of Vancouver High Schfool ALKI-1940 1 - f I 7 , Q: 5-P' ,1' 2 y Z 1 - 1 1 ' ' - 'J - ,J ,J ff ,4 fJ -WH' 5' as s59fw 'asf 55 ? 5 3 q.5 ,unuly 'f..- lqnlllg 'W' ifglpllllb r 4'1 nl' Y P O'l 'l' 1 n'1I gl 'LN wwlliizsig, Wss Mwiisih 0105 ,wHii55::a, X., w.::lll::Iv' I xft shigilllggi' Q I x0 s0I'lIn::::!f 0 ,gl 'uni' by gy .Ill 5:1 gig '-Elf' , I, 2.:f I 2:1 I V :::.' ' fu I IZ W I? if I 4' FACULTY HELEN JOHNSTON BARBER, A.B.-University of Idaho. English. LOUIS S. BARTER, A.B.-University of Missouri. Social Science. LOVELL A. BERG, B.S.-University of Washington. Home Economics. W. E. DUDLEY-Social Science. RUBY M. EVANS, A.B.-Washington State College. English. CARL GUSTAFSON, B.S.-Washington State College. Physical Edu- cation, 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, A.M.-Wliiddlebury College. French, Spanish. W. H. HANNAH, B.M.-Conn School of Music. Band, Choir, Supervisor of Public School Music. BERTHA HUGHES, B.S.-Washington State College. Mathematics. BLANCHE HURD, B.S.-Oregon State College. Journalism, English. MARGARET PAGE JOHNSON, A.B.-University of Michigan, A.M.-Univefrsity of Washington. English. ARTHUR JOLIN, A.M.-University of Washington. Social Science. WALTER W. KASTNER, A.B.-University of Washington. Mathematics. LILLIAN KING, A.B.-University of Iowa, A.M.-University of Washington. English, Public Speaking. F. C. LEATHERS-Valparaiso University. Study Hall MAUDE A. MacDONALD, A.B.-University of Oregon, A.M.-Columbia University. Biology. EDDA M. McCORDIC, A.B., A.M.-University of Oregon. Librarian. ALKI-1940 . Y. g s '1' , 3:1 'Q 57 'i L 4 I9 J 0 4 f' ss t 755 . ee, faqs Q vac!! 3 vigrx fnywiiggii. Wir, ,nfffig-iv, 625, 0665221 ' 'Mi' W i' ' W 'f !-L g g ,ISL b fig ig' EL Ei., ie: FACULTY 14 NQ,4,u-.73-0'Jv4'N-' ALKI-1940 Q 5 us 7955 ftswfgs Q! tgyfgs Q 9' I G 6,15 Q' , , Q., ,901 I G! 01 fi! any , 41 T' 5:39 91 E' ss..-5 I I 1 ll 1 1 2 ' , 1? -P' 1' -45 7 ' , , ' ' Z 4 J J 1 J g 1 J 4, 45 30' I 'nn 'Q '- i , lieu., n , 1 Zan 4. L ,E g l 7, 6 A mis gifygsii, JAX? svhlfnggggfgf jing ?i::!:ii55gf 'QQX 0:l::!gfff52! ' I at ' gp f ! ' ! l , Qu fl' 1:1 M . 4- in 455 ng 15,4 lie. ll 'ng Llv, .- -Q ,, YL FACULTY ' 15 DAVID G. MILLER, A.B.-Washington State College. Printing. JAMES D. MILLER, A.B.-Grinnell College,- A.M.-Washington State College, Social Science, Commercial Law. BETTY LOU MILLIKIN, A.B., A.M.-University of Utah. Typing, Physical Education. l Girls' Glee Club. JULIA MURRAY, A.B.-University of Washington. Latin, English. BEULAH M. PORTER, B.S.fOi'egon State College. Home Economics. HILMA J. POWERS, A.B.-University of Washington. English. LAURA E. RUGGLESS, A.B.-Willamette Unii'ersity. 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. JACK K. STALLCOP, B.S.-University of Washington. Physics, Chemistry. HELEN E. THUN, A.B.-Washington State College. Home Economics. CECIL A. TUTTLE, A.B.-Washington State College. Industrial Arts. ROSA G. WEBBER, B.S.gOregon State College. Typing, Shorthand. VERA R. WETHERELL, A.B.-Washington State College, A.M.-Cornell University. Geometry. MARY E. WILLIAMSARegistrar. NORRIS E. WILSON, Pd.B.-Colorado State Teachers College. Social Science. ELLA WINTLER, A.M.-University of Washington. German, Social Science. EARL S. WOOSTER, A.B.-Amherst College. Chemistry. f 5 JOHN MONROE, A.B.-University of Washington. Band, Orchestra, ALKI-1940 J, A jf r lm inew 54W Tr I ' 'W-Th v in f 'A::l y 5 ggi-I :.:'.n 9 1' Q.. l::g f . im :assi-:iff 1 X? ff' ra up 0 Sq ,xa- Q X mb 'Ai Q- lm 'AP I FACULTY 16 V' 1 1 1 b . - ,YP S- A is-IG' ,ff A 4 I' J I' f ' Q S A J ' h Q I xg ' I 'I' ll I p ' I 1 In B I' ' 1 I' W' WU .f'4i':: f. 12 a V' , f 0 I' 4 4' f :QF I ---g . . l f .Q jf al ffl, 'I' KIM -SHI!- ' -L ng. -4- 1 - ALKI-1940 Yf' s flkg Gift 'Qs J! s fgs Q! 'IIPN 'a' 9 1 611 S 0 If P 'll 1 I O x in I X N. 4 ' ' dnl' , 4, ,1 'uh , 5, ,lf N 4 , 1 1 'J' , 1 'fl jf' ff? 7 f I Q I A Z 4 J J 1 J 4 A J A b f- 3 H ' 54? Wana- 'J' 7 '7':::'. 'S ' ' , Q 'iisssiw W ,f:??':ss:., N ,wfifesief gm x gfvg Q.,-:iw , gg: fff 14' fff W ffl e 5 4912. ng 133. uh I -. mv, -5. ,, .lf ' ' - FACULTY ' 1 7 n -1 Y l h TRAPPER SONG 't Over hill, over dale, 'Down the valley, through the vale, ' l Oh, the Trappers go trapping along. , uNever fail, never quail, is their slogan ana' their song, fyfs the Trappers go trafping along. Then iight, T rap, fight! Take everything in sight! Fellows, you will win us fame! ' For well we know, no matter where we go, g That the Trappers come back with the game. Keep on trapfing, boys-The Trappers come back with the game- ' Keep on trapping, boys-The Trappers come back with the game- 'Rahl Rah! A w I n F 2 l so we e 1 ALKI-194Q t ,165 ,, s 4gi5'a'! S C5 gi., .wggr gig gym: ,.. gk.:-at Cf . s t .-, x s Q ? -eiiib 9,1 32 Miz:-P7 6, 13, 4:55512- hs. Us fb- - bL .Ah IAA -I nn.. A, fl: 18 CLASSES , , 7.5 ,,. , 7, A , FU, - 'Q .sae ,QM 5 , , I ' 1 -'E 3 f Y. 1 . iz. F , - V , .N 5 s I . E I E E E n A E ALKI-1940 u s fgsg. E,!fs5..!!s Q! sg., 'Qs 9 'P 0 I 6 5 I 1 g Q 00 1 lp , 23: fiffi- Mit ' 4 XY. f' ' V , 1 74 ,af -ff ,ff f 4 I I 'J by 4 J 'J 1 J 4 A J Y ' 5 .2ii::a- N' , 'Wan' 'J' rg 'iw mit! 8 . 1 ,I r, p::ni,, , 'cu I rf',::.l '11 . ibn: WM F95 .WW ' ' I 2 ' 5 ' ' 'll f , O In 41 'll f l fl' Il' Ill 'U' hi gg, i' :L r, .ll up MA fir 'll ng A .1 im l l John Oliver Wassenar Russell Allan Shaver ALKI-1940 l V 1 1 ,El 9 'we jig 1 4 ' l rf . l ' P J ff f U D gil QQ, k Ha!! Q .9-,,, 1 492529, ,f-.., qyllli ff.. 4,5239 l 0 'N , l ::: 'lim fi: -:::'. 'uw N-':::2 l ,ww PIQA WW llyimiiilff 051 'Elin' , ,yy g! 'un' !b:1 Nlllv' V In f 0 In ll 'll M ' lu if lu fi. gi ll ii. A -L P, .ll nn. . IN MEMORIAM QALMA MATER Sing of Vancouver, Hearts there are true, Sing of Vancouver, 'Dreams there I knew. Sons of Vancouver Can never forget, Haze of our student days Shines round us yet. Colden our memories Counting them aler- Qjhlarch of the victors, Laurels they wore, Friendships high-hearted, Shrined by the years- lVora's that we spoke then 'King yet in our ears. Sing of Vancouver, QAs we march alongg Years come and pass us, To you will belong Our hearts and a'reamings, Glimpses of truth, Vanfouver High School, Home of our youth. fQ7l4flTglZ7'6l Page Johnson ALKI-1940 Y If -f 1 fe -to 9 , ' . , i . A f J Q , 4 f QJ I X? 8 1lRi5'0Qz S5991 :fm S Ebb' 4735 8 fy: offs- on wie:-as 6'-1 ,.wn:2a. Q , qi! H. I S l qwisiglb ll 5 fuunsg' vi xg! Wliifzeaf f gm vyiffeeiag' yy' swfisiil? 0 ' l-ni 6 jf lip! bf ll u.,4 f-1 f of to of to f su . 1-f I.. of m un. ,Nh Ile. EL ng 15,4 Img Il ng LL mp, L CLASSES Class of 1940 OFFICERS Malcolm Carter President Earl Lighthill , , ,V'icePresident FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENTS Colin Dykeman ,,,,, Bob Wilson ,,,,,, ,,,,, Paul Gomulkiewicz Forest Anderson Mel Broberg , ,,,, , Jean Munroe ,,,,,,,,,,, , Kathleen Shannon Marv Tokola , Nancy Davis , Ann Craig ,,,e,,, June Cornelius , 7, Elaine Eberle ,,,, Malcolm Carter ,,,,,, Bernadine Imdieke ,,,,, ,,,, , , Secretary CLASS COLORS Navy Blue and Gold ADVISORY GROUP OFFICERS Mrs. Helen Barber, Head Adviser SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENTS Herbert Suggf H ,,,, Mrs. Barber ADVISERS Bill Smith ,E , A, Bill Elliott , Hugh Conway , ,, Frank Maish Virginia Falander Roberta Hartley Beverly Zapp ,, , Virginia Hiller , Ruth Vogt or , Mr. Barter Mr. Gustafson Mrs. Smith , ,,7, Mr. Wooster Miss Hurd Miss King Miss Millikin .. ,.,., , Miss Thun ,,,, Miss Webber COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N Valedictorian Faculty Representative Class Represevitative HONOR ROLL ALKI-1940 June Cornelius Kathleen Shannon Jean Munroe Elaine Eberle Shirley Beckett Barbara Bennett Ed Rice Roberta Abrahamson Dorothy Kesler Barbara Fleischman Joan Chandler Letha Gunz Clara Sales Doris Brown Don Kennedy Phyllis Jean Conover Tomo Kosobayashi Ethel Peltier Dale Becker Betty De Young' Margaret Kern Imogene Albertson Alice Tokola Irene Neuman Elaine Ausve Irene Jones Lucille Sullivan Enid Williams Wilma Shaffer Evelyn McConkey LaVerne Johnson Dale Cone Bernadine Imdieke Spencer Hogs! Alice 'Ordway Velda Fettis Jeanne Wilson 1 1 745' , 4 sf' ' ,11 5 ' l ' f ' 'J . f e 4 if 4 e fsg gi. at ,Q s A iifs , 'FIA f:'ff':ss5'l, vim I I 'XO Wing? MW yimiszlgf 'IIQS 32?25::g:!Qf ' gg .::::f---- fy 'l::lf-- 451 gg -:ease ll O In '41 'll 4 Qu 5 -: ,tl 11:1 .I f::: .. 142. .ll XL frm 'll ... I fr.. I SENIORS 21 ABRAHAMSON, ROBERTA AGNES-Commercial Major. Delegate Girls' League Conference, Olympia, Salesman, Vice President Ad- visory Group, Office Assistant Miss von Berg, Usher, Assemblies, Committees. Clubs: President G.A.A., Lettergirls'. ACKLEY, COBURN EUGENE-Science Major. Field Patrol, Assem- blies, Intramural Sports. ALBERTSON, IMOGENE-Commercial Major. Delegate Girls'Leag11e Conferences, Raymond, Aberdeen, Olympia, High School Leaders' Conference, Seattle, President, Recording Secretary Girls' League, President Advisory Group, Ofiice Assistant Miss von Berg, Vodvil, Assemblies. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirls'. ALLEN, ROBERT E'MET-Science Major. Vodvil. ANDERSEN, MARGARETW-Commercial Major. Locker Attendant. ANDERSON, FORREST-Science Major. President Advisory Group, Field Patrol, Assemblies, Sophomore Football Manager, B Foot- ball, B Track, Intramural Sports, Committees, Tumbling Team. ANDERSON, MAE MELLISA-Commercial Major. ANDERSON, VERNON J.-Commercial Major. Salesman, Vice Presi- dent Advisory Group, Locker Attendant. ANDREWS, WILLIAM E.-Science Major. Salesman, Secretary Ad- visory Group, Tralific Patrol, Stage Crew, Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Assistant Band Director, Vice President Golf Club. ANNIN, LILLIAN-Cofmrnercial Major. Salesman Advisory Group. ASHBAUGH, DORIS KATI-ILEE'NhHome Economics Major. Vodvil. AUSTIN, MICHAEL AUSVE, ELAINE MAE-Commercial Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Locker Lieutenant, Business Manager Log, Vodvil, G.A.A. BACON, ROBERT EDWIN-Commercml Major. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Locker Lieutenant, Business Staif, Costume Committee, Ticket Takers, Vodvil, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet, Regional Meet. BAINBRIDGE, GLEN R.-Manual Arts Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet. A BALLARD, NEOMA MAXINE-Commercial Major. Red Cross At- tendant, Costume Committee, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Choir, Girls' Sextette, S.W.W. Music Meet, Regional Meet. BARLOW, RAYMOND F.-Print'ir1.g Major. Printing Assistant, Log Staff, Intramural Sports. BARNES, JACK WARREN-Mathematics Major. First Vice Presi- dent Boysy League, President, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, News Editor Log, Interscholastic Co-Editor Alki, Inspiration Man, Football, Intramural Sports, Lettermen's Club. BASLEE, INEZ ANNA-Home Economics Major. Assemblies, Make- up Club. BEALL, LAURA MAY-Commermkzl Major. Library Assistant, Lock- er Attendant. , YI' ALKI-1940 f 5 W .- 7 1 1, - 'S' 4 'fl 1, - rf A 4 fs... iii 4 2 I' ll 60 W 1,1111 'J 9 ,hu gs ge 1 ann! 1 qnnl qpqp vii? ,,g:::' , vii, ,,,1a::: , Oi' 5 ,yur IQ qu:-i::::,f I gg v2I::-Eiaiagf gg o,.::fi5fFf r 'I' 'IlI5 n rl 'Hin ' 0' lf '5!!5 f' fa f I ,ff ISI ff' if f , i N fini: 'Ein A A09 ii' :VD 0910: B- W I .' WL Q' lp - f 52,1 s' -- Q ' IH A ' M ' Mk ' bl Hi.. -L la. nt SENIORS 22 X141 ILS 9 'S F 5 1,51 Q me 5 21- .ei i in 1 W 1 . O I , '54 Xl 1 1 M 1m A QI 15 XII 1 11 11 3125 111 1 1 1 My g, I ,ff 1:?'?,, I if 1 NI 1, 1 I X11 1 Qt 1 1 1 Xl x11 11 f 11 x f 5 ly . 1,17 HI N NYilli x 1111111111 t Xshl111l1gl1,kLiaLl1l13 XL tin. Mh'l1z11-I X I I HQ Ii IJ I I3 l I I 6- ll ISIII I N 111 I3 I X R H1 I I Ii I I 6 If ll I ALKI-1940 J' ' JIU, 1 PII . -1 ,,1 WW D mi I zfig' ' 1 A I,:V gg :EZ. I 1 j 1 1 wifi? 'Wu' ,, F I I I 1 All , 1 My 3 1 sf? J J J 1 J J J 3 ff I9 If I , s1 sm! s1..1A. s .111 sw 3 11. '4Iii::iy fa' Iyglliai' 1' 1 ofiuhg 'fgifg f ,v'l4i5El', 'YQIP5 ,o9I1':5i!l,, Oify V 1091415511 A 'UIQ PNA ,MW Qiwiasiiif , 'milf' by iq .lllF' by gl, 'Hb' iff UH 'W' f IK W' '- . -gg YJ. SL Lee. 1.-L in SENIORS 23 J1 BEATTY, EVA ALICE-Conzmercial Major. Salesman Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Usherg Assembliesg Orchestra, S.W.W. Music Meetg Regional Meet. BECKER, DALE MURLIN-Mathematics Major. Vice President Ad- visory Groupg Laboratory Assistantg Intramural Sports. BECKETT, SHIRLEY JEANNE-Foreign Language Major. Sales- man Advisory Groupg Library Assistant, Vodvilg Assembliesg Committees. BENNETT, BARBARA JANE-Foreign La11,gaa,r70 Major. Assem- blies. Clubs: G.A.A., Letterg'irls'. BERGER, LORRAINE CONSTANCE-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Oliice Assistant, Reporter Logg Typist Alkig Vod- vilg Usher, Assembliesg CDOITQ S.W.W. Music Meet, Committees. BERNASKY, ANNE MARIE-Home Ecojzomios Major. Locker At- tendant. BICKLE, WEAVER EMETT-Science Major. President, Vice Presi- dent, Sports Manager, Salesman Advisory Groupg Field Patrolg Stage Crewg Footballg B Basketballg Intramural Sportsg Letter- men's Club. BJORK, WILMA ELLEN-Cojmnercial Major. Debate Club. BLAND, JACK R.-Commercial Major. Sports Manager Advisory Groupg'Trackg Intramural Sports. BLYTHE, PRISCILLA MARY-Commercial Major. BOLD, RALPH A.-Science Major. Intramural Sports, Rifle Club. BOYDSTUN, MILTON CLIFFORD-Commercial Major. Printing Assistant. BOYER, MAVIS ARTHEA-Commercial Major. Library Assistantg Usher. BOYER, WESLEY ALLEN-Science Major. Salesman Advisory Groupg Field Patrolg Stage Crewg Intramural Sports. BRAINARD, ROBERT E.-Manual Arts Major. Band, Intramural Sports. BRISLAWN, JEROME JOSEPH-Mathematics Major. Sports Mana- ger Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Bandg Choir, S.W.W. Music Meetg Intramural Sports, President Golf Club. BROBERG, MELVIN EVERETT+Soiencc Major. President, Secre- tary Advisory Group, Reporter Logg Assembliesg Bandg Orches- trag S.W.W. Music Meet: Basketballg Trackg Lettermenls Club. BROWN, DORIS JANE-Science Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Usherg Assemblies: Committees. Clubs: G.A.A., Treasurer Lettergirls', Tennis, Triad. BRUCH, LEVONNE LENORE-Commcrrcial Major. President, Vice President, Secretary Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Usherg Assembliesg Orchestrag S,W.W. Music Meet. 5 BURSCH, GEORGIA J'EsAN-Home Economics Major? President, Salesman Advisory Gr app, Red Cross Attendantg Re orter Logg Assemblies. ' ' I 'Y 1 3, I1 fy 1 rj 4, s ffs f s I Q ffs IN: 5 66' 54 A- D 51 Iv 5' ' asa- f .. I--ia. 9 ,,, Cf ei N Q 11l':: Q wig! ' ' S 'will mn i'?H:'as5ff P Q6 'xo' Q.-?:'s555.f ir' ., - U, .av ,sv ,. f , 40:7 'ig 1 ' 5 ,Q I ll ' , ,ll ig ' 'I '. 'f 1 A r' ' 1- '51 if' W- ' ..-if I 'f 'alla' pu ui' i'l s ,H ll, 'N- vs ' 1 ' W pf' ai 47' fy la . . '-' 'I W v 1 '02 31 Q94 1 ld- SENIORS 24 l2l'L'k9l'. lhllo lim-lu-tt. Shirlvy llellllvll. l:Jll'l!Ill'il l5o1'3:v1'. l.m'1':1im- l1v1'11:1sky, Anne Bickle. NYuz1x'n-1' liiork, Xvlllllil Blauul. .lalvk Blythe. l'ris1-illfl Hold, Rlllllll lioymlstun, Milton Buyor, Mavis liuyur. Xlkfslvy l5I'illll2ll'tl, Robert lll'lSl2lXYll, .lemlnv lhmlu-1'g'. Mvlviu liruwu, lluris I'T1'llCll. l,L'YOIlIlL' liursvh, Georgia ALKI-1940 l SENIORS l 25 'BRUSCH, 'ARCHIE FRANK-Science Major. Printing Assistant, Field Patrol, Alki Printer, Ticket Taker, Intramural Sports, President, Secretary, Treasurer RiHe Club. BRYAN, GRACE' ELLEN-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Committees. CAMERON, DORIS LILLIAN-Home Economics Major. Red Cross Attendant. CAMPBELL, DONALD-Science Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Vodvil, Assemblies, Intramural Sports, Committees. Clubs: Golf, Tennis. CAMPBELL, LESTER-Marmal Arts Major. Locker Lieutenant, In- tramural Sports. CAMPBELL, WALLACE WARRENiScie1zce Major. Track. CAREY, ELMER-Foreign Language Major. President, Sports Mana- ger Advisory Group, Assistant Football Manager, HB Basketball, Intramural Sports, Weight-lifting Club. CARTER, MALCOLM JAMES-Science Major. President Senior Class, Vodvil, Assemblies, Intramural Sports. CHANDLER, JOAN ELITA-Commercial Major. Vice President Ad- visory Group, Locker Attendant. CLEMENTS, RUBY-Mathematics Major. Assemblies, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet, Committees. COMPTON, O. WAYNE-Manual Arts Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Ticket Taker, Choir, Boys Octette, S.W.W. Music Meet, Regional Meet. CONE, DALE JAMES-Science Major. President, Vice President, Sec- retary Advisory Group, President, Custodian Make-up Club. CONOVER, PHYLLIS JEAN-Commercial Major. Delegate Girls' League Conferences, Raymond, Aberdeen, High School Leaders' Conference, Seattle, Corresponding Secretary Girls' League, President, Vice President, Secretary Advisory Group, Assistant Miss von Berg, Assistant Mr. Conover, Sophomore Editor, Music and Dramatic Editor, Co-Editor Alki, Vodvil, Assemblies, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet, Regional Meet. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirlsi COOPER, WOODY JOHNA-Art Major. Second Vice President Boys' League, President, Vice President, Secretary Advisory Group, Assistant Mr. Conover, Vodvil, Assemblies, Track, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Vice President Triad, Manager Weight-lifting. CORNELL, VIRGINIA IVIAE'iC01'I'L'l716'I C7iCLl Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Usher, Committees. CORNELIUS, JUNE ADELAIDE-Commercial Major. Vice Presi- dent, Secretiry, Salesman Advisory Group, Assistant Miss von Berg, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Head Drum Majorette, Com- mittees. COURTNEY, GLENN-Manual Arts Major. Band, Intramural Sports. COX, BETTY-Commercial Major. Vice President, Secretary Advisory s Group, Committees. CRAIG, NORMA ANN-Home Economics Major. President, Vice President Advisory Group, Girls' Athletic Editor Alki, Costume Committee, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Committees. Clubs: Golf, G.A.A., Lettergirls'. CROSBY, ROBERT JOSEPH-Science Major. Secretary Advisory Group, B Basketball, Intramural Sports, VIN I 7 Q' Ji! yy ALKI-1940 if ,R f 5 fm: f ee 5-'fr 5 ra 504' 9--P gaze' 5-3 gazes. -- g2:::.w Cf 'by ff :.'is5:.r, Nb, f was-.i N O' Ill r ' If :n x O f 1 ' t 23: :assi-'H 4, ur: 47131 'ffffs-,-- ll 1 at Il ll I Q I 1 wb QL 1954.4 -L ht' lc. ' SENIORS Z6 , i .1 A 1 'J A 'J size' ., . 1 .. .e. Z .. S C '?1:.- -V, I . - I I ig 1. , i '0 I el ll S ,W , ?, W1 3 519, 'f'.:'?L I 1 f' , 0 ' 'AI' M 4 Lum C3 4 1 1 ltN1l1 1 f 1 1 1 1 ALKI-1940 ' 1 1, ,YI ,ff 'WV lag A 1 4 ' f ' rf . 4 I' 4 'P 4 I' ' fa diiiin, f.. 4?I1':: 3 1. I ofnnlg 095 ,w1':55v, 14? ,mflzgsy , vii, f.9q'55p, 'UIQ Qfwglfgfr MQ Qmmiifar 'IAQ gyfgjlllif! fl! ul, u2lg5v ,W nil 'l:Il ' in mf f!::5 ' f' 711 IH W l ..., I SENIORS - 27 r DAVIDSON, ROBERT JAMES-Science Major. DAVIS, ARLENE-Commercwl Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Usher. DAVIS, NANCY ANN-Science Major. President, Secretary Advisory Group, Usher, Assemblies, Band. DAVIS, THOMAS NEAL-Manual Arts Major. Sports Manager Ad- wvisory Group, Band. DE YOUNG, ELIZABETH JE.AN-Foreign Lariguage Major. Presi- dent Advisory Group, Jgrior Editor, Co-Edgar Alki, Usher, As- semblies, Committees., ubs: Secretary G.- .Al, Secretary Inki- fingers, Triad, Lettergirls'. DIETRICH, CHARLES DARYL-Art Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Assistant Mr. Conover, Picture Editor Alki, Vodvil, As- semblies, Senior Football Manager, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Lettermen's, Triad. DOWNING, MERL GRAYDON-Mathematics Major. Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Intramural Sports. DREW, ELDIN DAVID-Printing Major. Vice President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Alki Printers, Choir, Boys' Octette, S.W.W. Music Meet, Regional Meet. DUCHEK, CARL MICHAEL-Printing Major. Publication Log, Alki Printer. DUNHAM, WILLIAM HENRY--Science Major. President, Vice Presi- dent, Secretary Advisory Group, Golf Club. DURGAN, RUTH JEAN-Commercial Major. Vice President Advis- ory Group, Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, Committees. DYKEMAN, COLIN 'O.-Science Major. President, Vice President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Vodvil, Assemblies, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet, Intramural Sports, Com- mittees. r EBERLE, ELAINE FRANCES-Foreign Langlzage Major. Reporter Girls, League, Delegate High School Leaders' Conference, Seattle, President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Business Staff, Quill and Scroll, Feature Editor Log, Advisory Group Editor Alki, Assemblies. Clubs: President, Reporter Triad, President Inkifingers, Treasurer G.A.A., Lettergirlsi EHRLICK, EILEEN ELLIS-Mathematics Major. Locker Attendant. ELLIOTT, PEARL MARIEfCom1nercial Major. Triad Club. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM-Art Major. President, Vice President Advisory Group, Assemblies, Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Triad Club. ENGER, VERNON R.-Manual Arts Major. Salesman, Sports Mana- ger Advisory Group, Alki Printer, Field Patrol, Intramural Sports. ENZ, FRANK MYR'ON-Printing Major. Printing Assistant, P. E. Assistay, Traffic Patrol, Field Patrol, Business Staff, Stage Crew, odvil, Assemblies, Band. FALANDELR, VIRGINIA MARIE+Mathefmatics Major. President Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet: Vodvil, Committees. FENTON, DONALD ROBERT-Science Major. President Student Body, Secretagy Boys! League, Delegate High School Leaders' Conference, Seattllebflpbsident, Secretary Advisory Group, Vodvil, Assemblies. vi' ALKI-1940 17 V ,. 'G'-. 4, '- ij f s f s f ffs I ann! 1 uillgll gina' Cf! ' 'I Illlll ' Cl I lg:-I li lj:--D Q, wussgf., gr , east. ' N . :vi .H ..r1?fn, ..rl?2Z',r . 4 e -0 1 J 4 A A J f .i.3 ' lb, , - i' 6. It 'Qu 1. f ,,' ' I r 7, , ' 3 f' . I X W I 9 lb 52 , '52, U05 0:0 ' fi! I It -L -L 175. -4 -L PP ' 1 SENIORS 28 D 'i1Is0n, ROM-1' IJ ' AVIMIP IJ Yunvy IJ III4lIII2llw IDI I tt I 1 I I I D g., 4 D LII IJ I I K I IJ I XX II II L. R tl Ib k I I II I TI II I I I I III tt P I III 11 IX II I X I I I I I I X I 1 I II I ALKI-1940 .Q L 74 Q11 , 'W 5-P if , Z 1 4 ' f ' ff . 4 P J fl' 4 f' I si tin Q, x Deg!! Q I -GIA wwijgiv, 93195 ,MVIEEEQIL Wig ngiffiiy 'UIQ ,iwgsgiffr UIQ 3 i::!5r 'IIQ5 32?2Hg:g5FQz 451 gg 4::::f- -- jg 'l::!-'- 451 gg -eszsf -- 7 'll 0 In 41 'll 4 ' , 5.:f ,tl I :ei 1.1 W I :::: ' L -. ga mg.. QL .... ,341 fre. EL ... fr.. I SENIORS 29 FERGUSON, MARGARET MARIE-Commercial Major. Red Cross Attendantg Usherg Assembliesg Choirg Committees. FETTIS, VELDA VIOLA-Commercial Major. Salesman Advisory Groupg P. E. Assistantg Locker Attendantg Costume Committeeg Vodvilg Usherg Assembliesg Choir. Clubs: G.A.A., President Let- tergirls', Tennis. FICH, WARRE'N GLENN-Manual Arts Major. Stage Crewg Vodvilg HB Footballg Intramural Sports. FLEISCHMAN, BARBARA LOUISE-Foreign Language Major. Vice President Advisory Groupg Associate Editor, Co-Editor Logg Vod- vilg Usherg Assemblies. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirls', Inlcifihgers. FLOHAUG, IDA GLADYS-Comrnerbial' Majdrx President Advisory Groupg Red Cross Attendant. FURNO, JR., CHARLES SAM-Science Major. President, Sergeant- at-Arms Boys' Leagueg Delegate Boys, League Conferences, Cen- Crewg Footballg Trackg B Basketballg Intramural Sportsg Let- termen's Club. FOSS ALBERT-Science Major. Vice President Advisory Group' Stage Crew. 1 FRENCH, RALPH WILLIAM-Science Major. Trackg Triad Club. FRIERSON, WILLIAM WATSON-Science Major. Yell Kingg Presi- dent Sophomore Classg Salesman Advisory Groupg Printing' As- sistantg Business Manager Logg Intramural Sportsg Lettermen's Club. GARNER, VIRGINIA EDNAQHome Economics Major. P.E. Assist- antg Vodvilg Assembliesg Choirg S.W.W. Music Meetg Costume Committee. , GOMULKIEWICZ, PAUL HERMAN-Mathematics Major. President, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Stlge Crewg Vodvilg Assembliesg Footballg B Trackg Intramural Sports. Clubs: Weight-lifting, Lettermen's. . GRASSER, YVONNE ELIZABETH-Commercial Major. Salesman Advisory Groupg Library Assistantg Usher. GRAUE, MARY WINIFRED-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Usherg Assemblies. GRAVES, ROBERT ALFRED-Marmal Arts Major. Vice President Advisory Groupg Vodvil. GREEN, ROBERT CLYDE-Mathematics Major. Vice President Ad- visory Groupg Assembliesg Intramural Sports. GUHR, MILDRED EVELYN-Comme-rcial Major. Vodvilg Usherg Assembliesg Choirg Committeesg S.W.W. Music Meetg Regional Meet. GUNZ, LETHA MAE-Commercial Major. Vice President Girls, Leagueg Secretary Junior Cl xssg President, Salesman Advisory Groupg Assistant Miss von Bergg Reporter Logg Vodvilg Usherg Assemblies. HALEY, HOWARD ELLSWORTH-Mathematics Major. Assernbliesg Bandg S.W.W. Music Meet. HALDEMAN, WILLIAM THOMAS-Science Major. President, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Reporter Logg Vodvilg Assem- bliesg Bandg Intramural Sports. HAMILTON, BETTY MARY-ComrrLerc1'al Major. Locker Attendantg Usher. I YI' A I 1 4: I1 uf , 1 Q . ALKI-1940 - 5 gg .L . A Q J J Z fi J 4,ns,...E,., ' .f,,s.,,, a,4,ms... I gnu! fu: . I 04:35 CI! vii: . '-q:5. , up ,WEEE , 0 x :HI-I ., Q W5-5:5!:: 0 gg 02 I::,f-:5:,f O gd 0, TIJEH., .nl f!:'l r 1 v-:L - -' 0 in w!::5 ' I z' fa f' l,:' LI ff' Sl f N pf: 'IL i . 6 f Ag, 16.6 I 'll' 'I N 1 J WI I, 5: el- ' gf l, si' l ' f ll 0 IH ' ' -.- '-'H ' :H-' :L -.ef QL ,... af y lu. .... v-' Alb 'Q ii, L l if 8 SENIORS 30 I I I 1 1 Yyxo mx 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 Ill 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 qw!! Q 1 l 1 159 H11 11111 5' ALKI-1940 1 1. 'I I , 4 'V if 9 f , ' 1 , . ' -4 . 4g.5.E,f .5.,,,, . nf 4 fg- -- ua--: -- Mae. -.1 'fails' if 5 , ,5?:5.',', flg ,1 .5E::.,, 'IQN5 , 5:55-' 0 -1:--1 1, .ff 1 Q, 1-, -get fm- .ll ng me. lbw '- ng 5, In I J 1 J g A rr J A Z ' Eu. ' 3 s A 7 -- ' ' Tu.. 1 -Z IT' as 'N a I' 5 fc' J ' ' 55 fo' tif, , rv' ' il. Z' Q, 1':l f5:i5:5' dl xg vwslgliiiag' 02' X, 1's i5:5:5gf 7 ll O In ad 'J 11' f 1-1 11, 'ef I-1 f' SENIORS 31 HARLAN, VERNON WALLACE-Mathematics Major. Salesman Ad- visory Groupg Assembliesg Intramural Sports. HARMALA, MILDRED CAROLINE'-Science Major. Library Assist- ant, Red Cross Attendantg Assemblies. HARTLEY, ROBERT O.-A1-tMajor. Salesman Advisory Groupg Golf Club. HARTLEY, ROBERTA NELLIE-Home Economics Major. President, Vice President, Salesman Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Costume Committee, Bandg Usher. HASTINGS, MARCILE LOUISE-Home ECO7If?77lff'8 Major, Usher. Clubs: Triad, G.A.A. HATHAWAY, LEE-Science Major. Stage Crew, Intramural Sports. HAZELWOOD, ELMA JEAN-Art Major. Usherg Triad Club. HELLER, RALPH HOWARD-Mathematics Major. Vodvilg Assem- blicsg Bandg Orchestrag S.W.W. Music Meetg Regional Meetg Ticket Takersg Intramural Sports. HEWITT, CARYL EVELYN-Home Economics Major. President, Salesman Advisory Groupg Library Assistant, Red Cross Attend- antg Costume Committeeg Usher. HIGGINS, ROY-Science Major. Laboratory Assistantg Stage Crewg Intramural Sports. HILLER, FRANCES VIRGINIA-Commercial Nlajor. President Ad- visory Groupg Committeesg Debate Club. HINDERER, EMMA MAXINE-Home Economics Ma,j'n'. HINDS, DONALD LE ROY-Mathematics Major. Business Staff. HISER, DOROTHY EMMA-Foreign Language Major. HOFF, JR., ERNEST PALMER-Mathematics Major. President Juni- or Classg President, Sports Manager, Salesman Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Assembliesg Choir, Boys' Octetteg Footballg Track: S.W.W. Music Meetg Regional Meetg Lettcrmerfs Club, State High School Diving Champion. HOGG, R. SPENCE'R-Matlzenzatics Major. Presidfnt, Secretary Ad- visory Groupg Laboratory Assistantg Traffic Pxtrolg Vodvilg As- semblies, Bandg Brass Sextetteg S.W.W. Music Meetg Regional Meet. HOLLAND, ROBERT E.4-SC3'G71Ct? Major. Sports Manager Advisory Group, Intramural Sports. HOLMES, DONALD NEAL-Art Major. Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Assemblies, HB Basketballg Intramural Sports. Clubs: Tennis, Golf. HOUTS, MARY RUTH-Home Economics Major. Usherg Assemblies: Triad Club. HOWE, LILLIAN FRANCES-Foreign Language Major. Vice Presi- dent Advisory Groupg Assistant Mr. Conoverg Locker Attendant, Business Staffg Quill and Scroll, Reporter Logg Vodvilg Assem- - blies. Clubs: President, Vice President Make-up, Inkifingers. ALKI-1940 . I - 1 .-ff -1 . J 4 4 a 4 Q ' sf 'S' we 3 'lib ffm on 1x6 ,Win-::::2 1196 -vg:::!fiiE:!? 01195 otgvgirzzlgz I 3 ll ! P ll ll . 1 llll' .12 rf 47 T11 f--5' ' 47 IP! A qv , , ,Q 'll i '01 'll , 46 Il ,M ya . .f h :gn .I 4,5 .I as y I ibm. EL pg :Rh 'Il .L fi ,5f 'lf sENloRs H II II H H . Hzlzvlxw I I I H1-Ilv 1 HI , I- WH L w 2.43 .M , - - , ..:- J 4 1 f t K 5 A If 3 fl , ,M ,ww V7 4, -1,4 ,e'K f1 , f vi ll H H H H H H H I ll ALKI-1940 P Q' f' ff' ff? ff .4 si sin amz, syqffeqmq S 'J 9 3 l win ,vfifili , vip, , EEE: vi-1, VYV 1 r J 'J 1 J 4 Q, ,Q 4, . ' . ,. , W , + ' ' f 'I .ii 5 f .5 1' - 4 4 1 f 'gg lllli 5 ,NM gllbb I ,f ?' l:lg ,- I 1 1 1 4 ' .. gg QL QL ... ,534 fr., QL 3... fr-.. ll ' iff 12' fa: 4104 '- SENIORS 33 HOYT, VAL--Science Major. Vodvil, Assemblies, HB Track, P,E, Assistant, Committees, Weight-lifting' Club. HUBER, CLARA-Home Economics Major. President, Vice President Advisory Group, P.E. Assistant, Red Cross Attendant, Locker Attendant, Usher, Assemblies. Clubs: G.A.A., Vice President Let- tergirls'. HUSSEY, CLARENCE EDWARD-Printing Major. Printing Assist- ant, Log Printer, Vodvil. Av HUTCHISON, GLENN MILO-Foreign Language Major. Secretary, Vice President Advisory Group, Locker, Lieutenant, Business Staff, Assemblies. Clubs: Triad, Ticket Takers. HUTCHISON, SHIRLEY JEAN-Foreign Language Major. Secre- tary Student Body, Secretary Sophomore Class, Vice President Advisory Group, Assemblies, Committees. HUTTON, HARVEY HUGHBERT-Printing Major. Sergeant-ab Arms Student Body, Vice President, Salesman, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Stage Manager, Vodvil, Football, Track. Clubs: Vice President Weight-lifting, Lettermen's. IMDIEKE, DOROTHY BERNADINE-Commercial Major. Secretary Senior Class, President, Vice President, Secretary Advisory Group, Assistant Miss von Berg, Locker Attendant, Usher, As- semblies. Clubs: G.A.A.. L6ttS1'g2,'II'IS,. IRVING, JAMES-Mathematics Major. Sergeant-at-Arms Boys, League, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Assemblies, Football, Track. IRWIN, PEGGY IRENE-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Usher. JACKSON, LEONARD WILBUR-Science Major. B Football. JACOBSEN, HELEN ROSALIE-Commercial Major. Library Assist- ant, Costume Committee, Usher. A JACOBSON, KENNETH WILBUR-Commerczol Major. President, Vice President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Locker At- tendant, Vodvil, Football, B Track, Intramural Sports, Presi- dent Lettermen's Club. JAHNKE, DONVOVON-Manual Arts Major. Tramc Patrol, Field Patrol, Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, B Track, Intramural Sports. JOHNSON, ALFRED JULIAN-Manual Arts Major. Orchestra, B Football, Intramural Sports. JOHNSON, GRACE+Mathematics Major. President Advisory Group, i Vodvil, Orchestra. JOHNSON, GEORGE JAMES-Science. Major. Vice President, Sec- retlry Advisory Group, Field Patrol, Stage Crew, Reporter Log, Vodvil, Assemblies, Choir, Football, Intramural Sports, Letter- men's Club. JOHNSON, C. LAVERNE-Mathematics Major. Secretary Advisory Group. I JOHNSON, MARGARET ELIZABETH-Commercial Major. Secre- N gary Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Vodvilg Usher, Assem- lies. JONES, IRENE AGNES-Mathematics Major. Assemblies, Orches- tra, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet, Committees. KAISER, LOUISE MADELINE-Home Economics Major. Usher. ALKI-1940 i 1 - b 1 . ,Y , A fue ,fig A I P ' I 1 'J J 4 19 4 f f ' i v 8 ' '. A A s J J 'li 5 E endian? Agnew far! 85,213 nab!-1 s5nEWr'QEE5 . 0,110 y . 1 ,llll ' f Q gn '10 ,fmg::::2q 'urs ,.my:5::Iv. 'uw ,,6yh::5E:l'. IQ 'Q glllli ' 5 s 'Q 1 , ...If 5 Q Q ll . gl, XQ ,g0n1,...-gf I Q ,Qu-qu..-. ll Q O,a..u',::.f. -12 -:-:S- ,W Nfl -::.:l---- lu Ml 'ss-sl-'--' 0 'I ' If 4 1 If r 1 ' In f 0 ily f 4' f lu af nu 07 dl 91' 3 Fa V Qt. I Qi. 151 ll hut. llv.. . 34 SENIORS I HtXl 0 .3 1 I 'Nl X 1 Eg K l ALKI-1940 g vi' 4 4 if W 2 ' Q ' . 1 f - . -4 4 4 ' 4 4 fl ,sf gf' neftsg igm Q + ,4 v'-- , 4415:-1. 4'-1 'HQ WM laws X s 1 . 1 . sb I 1 xf S I I ' .Q l n ul l W .Ill --ul O 'l I 1 ll ,ll ll, i.'Ip' ,H all Vlggn' Q0 ll, Ella' f' :W ' 40 l'I 0 W f f Qll fm' if: , fm' 'u If ng KAL ll ns 'hh -I ng zip.. - SENIORS 35 KEINER, DOROTHY ELNORE-Commercial Major. Secretary Ad- visory Group, Typist Alkig Usherg Assemblies. KENNEDY, DONALD WILLIAM-Mathematics Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Laboratory Assistantg Minor Swimmingg Intra- mural Sports. KERN, JAMES W.-Science Major. Traffic Patrolg Field Patrolg Bandg Wood Wind Quartet. KERN, MARGARET ANN-Commercial Major. President, Vice Presi- dent Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Reporter Logg Usher, Assemblies, Choirg Committees. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirlsi KESLER, DOROTHY JEAN-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Assistant Mr. Conoverg Business Staff, Typist Alkig Vod- vilg Usherg Assemblies, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meetg Regional Meetg Committeesg G.A.A. KINDSFATHER, MARION BARBARA-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Assistant Mr. Conoverg Red Cross Attendantg Usherg G.A.A. KING, PAUL ELLSW-ORTH-Mathe'matics Major. Vice President Ad- visory Groupg Vodvilg Assemblies. KNEELAND, NELL MARIEiArt Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Assemblies. KOSOBAYASHI, TOMOYOSHI-Mathematics Major. First Vice President Student Body, President, Secretary Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Assembliesg Business Manager Vodvilg Ticket Taker. KRAMER, RUTH FRANCES-Commercial Major. President Advis- ory Groupg Usherg Committees. KRAUS, VVILLIAM DONALDvMathematics Major. President, Secre- tary, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Assembliesg Intramural Sports, Vice President Golf' Club. KROMMINGA, ADOLPH-Coznuzorcial Major. P. E. Assistant, Vod- vilg Assemblies. - KROMMINGA, LOUISE CLARA-Comfmercial Major. Vice Presidenl Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Committees. KUNZMAN, DORIS VIRGINIA-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Vodvilg Usherg Assembliesg Secretary Girls' Golf Club. LALONDE, CLARENCE CURTIN-Science Major. President Advis- ory Groupg Locker Attendantg Intramural Sports. LANE, DENNIS MICHAEL-Printing Major. Sports Manager Advis- ory Groupg Publication Assistant Log. LARSON, MILLAN-Mafhemotics Major. Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Intramural Sports. LEAF, HAROLD-Science Major. Field Patrolg Stage Crewg Swim- mingg Intramural Sports. LEETCH, VIBART LOUIS- Manual Arts Major. LEIGH, WAYNE' M.-Mathematics Major. Vice President Sophomore Classg President, Salesman, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Laboratory Assistantg Locker Attendant, Assembliesg Bandg Intra- mural Sportsg Footballg HBH Basketball. Clubs: Secretary Golf . Club, Lettermen's. 'rf' ' I 1 QI J 1 sy 1 ALKI-1940 17, 'P o- s s5'0 s ' Q s 3 I alll!! 1, lgllll 1 ollllll' Cr! V P 11 1 ' 1':: v 1'::-' W! y f. N55 ,r 441.559, ' Q, , xp ug! ::::' y 4 0.::i 'af 1 xf vu: -..-. tv. . Q J 4 1 -! 4 A A 5 E-ff mi--.Q . - 551, H i , Q., 5-Z ,. 1 Q in ' ' N 1 l L 1 D 'Y uQ if - 's 1 ' 1 ll'v Q vb 1 4 s I Q s n I fl, Nha' pg 11, 'nuff' QU ll' 4514 ' I I If 'gl I1 qi f lu I0 I 1 lf 4 :T-. I lfii' I ll i::: HL a-L le. uni. lc. 36 SENIORS Kflinur, l5lll'Utl1X lfL IlIlf'1iY, lmnzllwl Kern, .Ianws K4-rn. Mz1r'g:a1'4-l Keslm-1', I'Jm'uthy IiiIl1lSf11ltllPI'. M. King, Paul Kllw-lzlnrl. N4-ll M. Kosoh:1yz1sl1i, Tomo Krunn-1', Ruth Kraus, XVil1i:1m Krornluingu. Aelulph lfI'OI'l1II!i1lAUf2l, L0lliS0 Kunzmzlu. Ihmris I,:1I.0mh-, 1'!:u1'eJ11m-1' lmrw, IM-rmis IAZIVSON, BIIHZIII 1,4-uf. Ilzxrolzi 1,1-4-lvll, Yilmrt Imigh, XYz15'l1w ALKI-1940 .uw SENIORS LEVIN, RALPH B.--Manual Arts Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Ride Club. LIEB, ROBERT F.--Commervial Major. LIGHTHILL, EARL RAYMOND-Commercial Major. Vice President Senior Classg Secretary Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg As- sembliesg President, Vice President Debate Club. LIGHTI-IILL, MAY MARIE-Commercial Major. Vice President, Sec- retary Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Reporter Logg Usherg Assemblies. LINN, GERALD E.-Science Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Vodvil. LORENTZ, DONALD ELGIN-Manual Arts Major. Intramural Sports. LOVETTE, DARYLN JAMES--Printing Major. Sports Manager Advis- ory Groupj P.E. Assistantg Alki Printerg Swimmingg Intramural Sports. LUCH, LOUISE-Commercial Major. Triad Club. LUNA, JOE E.-Science Major. Field Patrolg Vodvilg Swimmingg Intramural Sports. LUNNEBORG, ED JOHN-Manual Arts Major. Orchestra. LYMAN, ELVA ZANE-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Committees. LYNCH, EUGENE WILLIAM-Printing Major. Printer Logg Intra- mural Sports. MCCALL, RAYMOND EDWIN-Art Major. Assembliesg Ticket Taker. Clubs: Make-up, Triad. MCCONKEY, EVELYN ELSIE-Home Econovrzics Major. Vice Presi- dent Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Usher. MCLAUGHLIN, THOMAS WILLIAM-Science Major. Vice President Advisory Groupg Laboratory Assistantg Locker Attendantg Stage Crewg Reporter Logg Intramural Sportsg Golf Club. MCMANNIS, LA REA-Commercial Major. ' MAAS, MAXINE 'ORALE-Home Eciorwmics Major. Secretary Ad- visory Groupg Red Cross Attendantg Locker Attendantg Costume Committeeg Vodvilg Usherg Assembliesg Choirg Epicurean Club. MAISH, FRANK-Commercial Major. President, Sports Manager Ad- visory Groupg Traflic Patrolg Field Patrolg Vodvilg Band. MANZ, ROSE-MARY-Home Economics Major. Salesman Advisory Groupg Oflice Assistantg Usher. I K MATSIEON, ANITA BEDA-Art Major. Locker Attendantg Vodvilg s er. Yf I X -X, ' FM. 3' ' I ALKI-1940 1 1 1 , 1 'fl 1, 9 , , In 52630, sg Q, IR 8 he lim p ,nun I qnn oglllll' vii, ,q:::: . iii, 217:25 v 4 5 ,gW:::' 9 gg 655-:Ein 0 xg rj 1:2-1-'Ea P sg o ::JEf'f 0 .:::s! u 6, ':::,fF uf 6 ssezgpllllf Ill ,1 at ,Il uf b y 5 ...Q , V 'Fl' as -, 'bi Z Q X: w .Q M i ' s , f ' , 'o , 110 -, wif 1 ,f 2.., 2. ,Wg 1.539 I EL 05' 'I' fill. Q' lu 'lf J ' IH 'ill' JI f' fi L p Q ,rel A l -21 p SENIORS 38 .Y 15 'W .4 I Lvvin, Ralph I 1eb, Iiulwrl I ghthill, I I I Itl 'Il Nl l I li I I 13 ll I tt I7 l I I I Luna. J Lunn I I, I I by lm Z I I I Nlclfzlll, R j uifonk 5 I Ix 11.2111 I I XV I-. Mc-Mzumis, I It M M Mzuxs, IUJIXIIIIE Maish, Frank Mzmz, Rose-Mm M:1tI1sm1, Anita Q Q45 I gb, M I ALKI-1940 fn 1 '. 5' 2 7 ff' ig W I I ? D 9 f' I' si sin ' sgqffqnv, s 130, sig 8 f :'- -- ':::. '1 :::.h 2? 5 , QHE5. 5, PQ 10.25115 , 'ii' S5 'Wink 1 Q I o I if Q ,v lg gn, I bl 5 4 ' I I 1 ' Il , 1' it Il' ll ng wh flu- 'll ng 1. ea 'Af 'H na. f lil I 9 , , F, i I 4 e J J 1 A J . ' n.: ,I -65' n 'i-.ab ' Q' - -QD 41' ' J i' 6 'J t 125, ' N gig.. in I' 5 Ag' , 5. lu' XQQ v3f 5:EE:5' ff' xg swliiiiiiaf' ,j'x4g W'-shi? ' x 4 X 1' SENIORS 39 f ,,,, I MAYES, VERMAN BASIL-Manual Arts Major. Vice President, Sec- retary Advisory Group, Basketball, Track, Intramural Sports, Lettermen's Club. MEAD, DELBERT W.!Sciejzce Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Field Patrol, Intramural Sports, Golf Club. MEYER, MARX ,EUGENE-Mathematics Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Assistant Mr. Conover, Business Manager Alki, Assem- blies. MIDKIFF, MARY HELEN-Home Economics Major. Secretary Ad- visory Group, Committees. ,, ' y, MILLAR, STACY IVI.-Printing Major. Vice President Junior Class: Salesman, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Printer Log, Alki Printer, Track, Swimming, B Football, Intramural Sports. MILLER, MARJORIE JEANNE-Home Economics Major. Usher, Assemblies. MILLER, VERDIS HELEN-Home Economics Major. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Locker Attend- ant, Vodvil, Assemblies. MILLS, SHIRLEY KATHRYN-Home Economics Major. Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Choir, Girls' Sextette, Committees. MINOR, VALETTA MAXINE-Foreign Language Major. Locker At- tendant, Usher, Committees. MOHNS, FRANK NORMAN-Science Major. Sports Manager Ad- visory Group, Basketball, Track, Lettermen's Club. MOLYNEUX, LOYD-Manual Arts Major. Intramural Sports. MOREHOUSE, BARBARA SUSAN-Mathematics Major. Library Assistant, Locker Attendant, Costume Committee, Assemblies, Usher, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet, Regional Meet, Committees, Critic Debate Club. -. MORTEK, FRANCIS JAY-Science Major. President, Vice President, Sports Manager Advisory Group, P. E. Assistant, Vodvil, Foot- bail, Track, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Sergeant-at-Arms Golf Club, Vice President Letternienfs. MUNRO, DOROTHY JOAN-Mathematics Major. Red Cross Attend- ant, Locker Attendant, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Choir, Com- mittees, G.A.A. MUNROE, JEAN CAROL-Home Economics Major. President Advis- ory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Costume Committee, Usher, Assemblies, Secretary, Custodian Make-up Club. NELSON, WARREN ALBERT-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Costume Committee, Vodvil, Assemblies, Band. NEUMAN, IRENE-Commercial Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Usher. NICKERSON, JOSEPHINE LOUISE-Art Major. Locker Attendant, Art Editor Alki, Assemblies, Choir, Committees, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer Triad Club. NUTTALL, GLORIA ELINOR-Foreign Language Major. Second Vice President Student Body, Delegate Girls' League Conferences, Aberdeen, Salesman Advisory Group, Assistant Mr. Conover, Reporter Log, Usher, Assemblies, Committees. OLSON, MARGERY JEAN-Commercial Major. Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group, Vodvil, Usher, Band, Choir, Commit- tees, G.A.A. ' f Y Y n W . p ALKI-1940 1, 4-' 21 sf 7 , I 7 . 5 I I it 'fflil I-:sw 0 .'::.. C+ V V'-:g-1. gf C ' CIP Zin! 6 is lzqn., , 6 .1 ogingl 'I 1 ' IIE: 'lf I I: Ill Q 0515259 U 96 0':1?'5E: P 1 ty 0 .HEEL x sb .. , , g, -:ssl-' , 1 jf -:::5-- , 51 'Seagal--H 4 5 A Q 4 'J Q A fi ,gui 5.5 V ' O I' , r H it I Q? 'A' .Z in , x I 4:0 1 In ' ix I .of in il, '49 5, , O , ug uf 1 5 l 'I-E , 0' 1 if , f'l bl , 'I gl , ' H 'Q W '3' if : Q If I 1 QL lit- gL 13-4 Iqp L , fl, L SENIORS 40 ,f A f 3lz15'vs.!X'cx'1l1: M.-11.1, flwelm-r Mm-yeI1','1NIz11'x Nli4IIiil'!', Mzlry Nl II L XI II NI I NI II X I M II I I IVI Xl Xl I I I M I I XI I I 'NI l I I NI IJ II NI I ALKI-1940 5 I 1' 'ed 11. My ,ij 4 IQ J P 4 lb j Ds-5' mhqsi' ek! 'ffgfgsgfwqhq 63 'vivg ,wW'5E:i'. vi? ,Mffiiziv 4 '1 mffisir I '95 fWH'i':::'I I 'Q Mi?-1::!2: Q f0': 'f':::'5' '-2 :I-4 :un D' 0 UH 'W ' IH '71 W Ig. fit. ig' 'EL lik ig' ISL Ir.. ,ll .. .eh nun me. -5. , ea. nn SENIORS in OLSON, MARIE-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Usher, Committees. ONO, HENRY T.-Mathematics Major. ORDWAY, ALICE' LOUISE-Commercial Major. President Advisory Group, Library Assistant, Assistant Miss von Berg, Red Cross Chairman, Locker Attendant, Usher, Committees. ORTHMEYER, BRYCE FRANK4Scicnce Illajor. OWENS, MILDRED GVVENDOLYN-Matlzcmatics Major. Secretary, Advisory Group, Library Assistant, Assistant Mr. Conover, Locker Attendant. PAGE, HAZEL MAY-Home Economics Major. Library Assistant, Usher, Assemblies, Choir. PELTIER, ETHEL EVELYN-Matlwmatics Major. Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Orchestra, Choir, S.W.W. Music Meet, Committees. PETERSON, REUBEN EDGAR-Mathematics Major. Salesman Ad- visory Group, Vodvil, Track. PISCHKE, ROBERT-Sm'm1oc Major. POFF, CECIL BAKER-Manual Arts Major. Locker Attendant. POLLAN, DORCAS-Home Economics Major. Choir. PROHASKA, GLENN RICHARD-Manual Arts Major. Vodvil. PURDY, DINA JEAN-Foreign Language Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Vodvil, Choir. 4 PYLE, JACK LEONARD-Commercial Major. RANKIN, ROBERT LOUISiMathematics Major. Locker Attendant, Vodvil. RASTEDE, VERA MAE RICE, JAMES EDWARDfMr1thcn1atics Major. Student Body Busi- ness Manager, Vice President Advisory Group, Assistant Mr, Conover, Business Staff, Vodvil, Costume Committee, Orchestra, Track Manager. RICHARDSON, HELEN MARIE'-Commercial Major. Red Cross At- tendant, Costume Committee, Usher, Assemblies, Committees. RINE, HELEN ANN LOUISE-Commercial Major. Locker Attend- ant, Vodvil, Usher, Committees. ROBECK, EDMOND FRANCIS-Jllajwal Arts Major. Vodvil, Assem- blies, B Football, Intramural Sports, Golf Club. fuk ALKI-1940 ,1 sfs ffslg ffs IE: fi' ef 5-vw N- 'J 5 'ff' N- 5 .N Win' 6 9.3 4455: 9 ,.. A ll 1 'I by Q05 'I-Hfnin bs 1 QWQEEI. 5 I is 'qifsgl ' Ill I ' I I-I N I I I 0 :yy 45551-2-7 ,If :tj 'w:S '--' 4, gm A55552- I 'Q ns. ah five. 'll up Wh 'A+ '-I ng -4- KP- In SENIORS 42 rr 1 1 1 5. 1 f . Ai M f 1 A U. f ,J A ' L 'I ' silica N 'gugqilgl I by Q a l Nl J H fb I Xl 1 tl I H ms, GW 1 l Pagv, Hazvl P ltier, Ethel i I t 'I'SUIl, R4-1115911 P fllke, Robert P ff, Cor-il I Il , Ilurva, I I ll,1'l lull Ib J Pylf. .I 1 liilllkil I 1 Rznstmlw, X Rive, James Iiil'llZlI'dSOI'l, H Rinv. H4-19n Rulu-wk, Edrno ALKI-1940 elen nd WV T3 1 'I I , 1 'fl 3 'ff 7 1 ' 4 1 ' ' 2 1 Z 1 ' J , J he ig. Q, Q wa!! Q .5-an , Qian, .7--9 qgq:::.2, 1'-.1 .qg2::::b 'IN , s'q1f:::'n' ll S , sywzlv, 'tri ,V 44 -1':::l!'1 QQ, ,QIQQ 'gfw .wggasssif 0 W f 4' HI 4? 'W f ,f Qll ff' 'll ff' lll QQ -5. fn. ,L -Q. wh EL -.g QL fn-A L SENIORS 43 RO'OT, CLARENCE ARTHUR-Commercial Major. Salesman Ad- visory Group, Traffic Patrol, Vodvil, Band. RYAN, BEATRICE CAROLYN-Foreign Language Major. Vodvil, Assemblies, Committees, Golf Club. SALES, CLARA ANN-Mathematics Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Locker Lieutenant, Vodvil, Usher. SANDIFUR, DORIS LORETTA-Home Economics Major. Red Cross Attendant, Committees. SCHLECHT, AGNES CLEO-Commercfial Major. Locker Attendant, Reporter Log, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies. SCHWARZ, FRANCIS EMIL SENECHAL, EDMUND WILLIAM+Mathcmati.cs Major. President, Vice President Advisory Group, Choir, Minor Swimming, Intra- mural Sports. SHAFFER, WILMA GERALDINE-Commercial IVIajor. Reporter Girls' League, Quill and Scroll, Editor Log, Assemblies, Choir, Delegate High School Leaders'Conference, Seattle. Inkifmgers Club. SHANNON, KATHLEEN-Home Economics Major. President, Secre- tary Advisory Group, Usher, Choir. SHERSON, JERROLD KENT-Science Major. Business Staf'f,Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, Orchestra, Ensembles. SHIELDS, DAVID W.-Science Major. Band. SIMPSON, ROBERT EARL-Illatlzematics Major. President, Sales- man Advisory Group, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Manager Tennis, Golf SKELTON, JENNIE-Commercial Major. Vice President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Orchestra, S.W.W. Music Meet, Make- up Club. SMILEY, FRANCES JEAN-Foreign Language Major. Vice Presi- dent Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Advertising Log. SMITH, RANDOLPH EUGE'NE-Science Major. Secreta1'y, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Laboratory Assistant, Intramural Sports, Table Tennis Champion, Golf Club. SMITH, WILLIAM JACKSON-Mathematics Major. President, Sales- man Advisory Group, Assistant Mr. Conover, Locker Attendent, Business Staff, Business Manager Log, Sports Editor Alki, Vod- vil, Assemblies. Clubs: Debate, Rifle. SOHN, VERNON R.-Manual Arts Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Printing Assistant, Vice President Rifle Club. SORENSON, VIRGINIA HAZEL-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Office Assistant, Locker Attendant, Reporter Log, Usher, Assemblies, Choir, Committees. SPANGLER, EDDIE EL'OIS-Commercial Major. Usher, Assemblies, Orchestra. SPARKS, MARY LOUISE-Commercial Major. President Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Usher, Assemblies, Orchestra, Com- mittees. Clubs: Vice President G.A.A., Lettergirlsh ALKI-1940 o if' ' 4 ' ,-' -4 ' ji r .L 4 Q 4 . ' 4 A ip, ,ggfissq Wifi, vwsiiag, Qffg 110s 64'- 5!:4' his v'v'-11122514 I Q ft'- '::',, ffl rgi5igi:...! ,W tm swgggeeaf ,jf xg Q5-ggi:.I.-' f M :ff r -. K AL .ll SL fi. inf .L fr.. L 44 SENIORS 'sl ft XXI Sl '-.I Sl I S I Sl ll S 1 X S I X ALKI-1940 7 1, :Il A ,vb IV 1 Z ' 4 ' f ' ,J , ' P f 5 55' 66, sgvfn s 'Q' x 5 Q fins , QQIPQV 421195 'uv f,22:lI Cf l'N , Zlulfg, D ll 5 o' 'll'i'In f ll 5 0'll'.lI.n' J J 0 1 J 1 A J by I isa- il., - ' , b wk., .iw 5' f N . Q :ll Q 1 Qi ng-53,1 ' rv :n:Eb ' 4Z xQ, Qggfiaag? g xg sQ::fg!:::5' 02' swfgeaafff 0 ul 4, '9 51 f'l ' f an W' ' IH 'Y' W ' E. EL Ulf IE.. ft fi. 'lf .L EL. VI lib 55 fl! -:L if SENIORS 45 N STAgK,dBERNADINE ELVIRA-Commefrcgial Major. Reporter Log, an . ' STECHER, CHARLES CLAYTON-Commercial Major. Sports Mana- ger Advisory Group, Stage Crew, Assemblies, Basketball, Intra- mural Sports, Lettermen's Club. STEPHENSON, JOAN--Commercial Major. President, Secretary Advisory Group, Usher, Assemblies. STRAND, DORIS MARIE-Home Economics Major. Assemblies, Committees. Clubs: Make-up, Debate. STREET, EILEEN MARGARET-Foreign Language Major. Red Cross Attendant, Usher, Assemblies. STRUNK, VERA ALVINE-Home Economics Major. Red Cross At- tendant, Usher, Assemblies, Orchestra, Debate Club. SUGG, HERBERT C.-Science Major. President, Secretary Advisory Group, Assemblies, Band, Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Golf Club. SULLIVAN, LENA LUCILLE--Commercial Major. Salesman Advis- ory Group, Library Assistant, Usher. 4 SUNDEM, EILEEN DORIS-Commercial Major. Ushe1'. L SYKES, ED-Foreign Language Major. Reporter Log' Stafg Organi- zation Editor Alki. THOMPSON, HELEN LUCILLE-Mathematics Major. Locker At- tendant, Usher, Make-up Club. TIBBETTS, BERNARD LOUISfP'l 7:71f'i7Lg Major. Publication Di- rector Log, GCirculation Manager Log, Printing Director Alki, Alki Printer, Intramural Sports. TOKOLA, ALICE G.-Commercial Major. Treasurer Girls' League, President, Secretary Advisory Group, Assistant Miss von Berg, P. E. Assistant, Usher, Assemblies, Committees. Clubs: G.A.A., Letterg'irls'. - TOK-SLA, MARY ANN-Commercial Major. President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, OtIice Assistant, Usher,. Committees. TRUE, LUCILLE MAXINE-Home Economics Major. Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group, Usher. TUCKER, EDWINA KATHERINE-Foreign Language Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Usher,Assemblies, Committees, G.A.A. TUTHERLY, HERBERT WILLIAM-Mathematics Major. Labora- tory Assistant, Locker Attendant, Circulation Manager Log, Committees. VOGT, ELVA RUTH-Commercial Major. President, Secretary Ad- visory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Usher, Committees. , WEBBERLEY, DOROTHY LOUISE-Home Economics Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Usher, G.A.A. WELCH, ALVAH FLOYD-Manual Arts Major. Locker Attendant. Y IP . 1 ,, ' 1 , 1 I f J P I fl' r IN: s5 eS'0 W s I Q. aug!! f .' ,gill- gp I , ,fin , 'gp 3,W:5. , I' Q o Yi-:Ein MW OL 'E-fiiil-f 'Q flggllvu f W .Ill ' uf ns. 'A' I ' fl ALKI-1940 ,Vg We S06 ff S A x, C 'J9 w lfgms CI! C ,-- g1::::w s 4 El, 'i5::55 ' ' f 61 'll iq , ma P nn. vb r i- g ', Lil I I SENIORS 46 D 1 7 I ' Q ' 1 H I 4 J 4 . J 4 A , Z 5 Eu- li.: ' ' ii f . i ' QI' ' f 5 1 5 A 1 17 , ' 5 f' .1 Q I' :lj 5s O' ll, 'lr V 0' gl I y 'gl X 59 1 If 0 . 1 5 'U :fl I, Vsyqghllllf! 4 r' 4 ' f qu 54: I I fzz- I ' :::: M , 5 ,A .. 4 L ,, ... Q.. , f St I I I ne , 'wt St 1I I 'In St I lm Su, Hlt O ,,,, 9 Sumlu I I gn K' Sykv' HI ll I IIIe ' TII It I4 rl I 'L x . X 5 T' C X pt Ruth XX Imerley, lmrutlmy XVI-I4-Il, Alvzlh ALKI-1940 9 I 14 1 7,11 I qf fp, pig ' i - 4 ' 4 '- A . s ssi. If s5,,Q.K, s -ef 55, its C 7 'li r :::' f Cl f'Zl : in gala! Cf! Q N NM55-'V YK s v 4f5':.: KN cliff? 4 J -4 1 J 4 J . iw' ., 1 I -QF 1 fm- 5 'I ' ' g 4' 'lj ' ' 55 QI lv, , Xn' -p,A 'Z' 3, Ifiggfnsafzi 51 sg:::nii::5' ,gl 3' Ixhfgmiff V 7 0 an 01 'l f Q qu I., lu 'q' Fl' fi. e ug dh 'lv' .Il DL me. fl! 'H ng , fl, SENIORS 47 WELLS, EDWIN B.AScie1Loe Major. WELLS, NADINE JUNE-Foreign Language Major. Usher. Clubs: Make-up, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer Debate. WHEELER, OTTO K.-Mathematics Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Vodvilg Assembliesg Bandg Orchestrag Ensemblesg Intra- mural Sportsg Debate Club. WHITSITT, GORDON ANDERSON-Commercial Major. President Advisory Group, Intramural Sports. WILDE, WALTER EMIL-Commercial Major. Trackg Lettermen's Club. VVILLIAMS, ENID ROBERTA-Home Economics Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Library Assistantg Vodvilg Assembliesg Choirg Reporter, News Editor Logg Calendar Editor Alkig Committees. Clubs: President, Secretary Debate, Inkifmgers. WILSON, BUSTER-Commercial Major. Sports Manager Advisory Group, Captain Tram-c Patrol, Field Patrol, Intramural Sports. WILSON, JEANNE ROSALEA-Foreign Language Major. Vice President Advisory Group, G.A.A. WILSON, ROBERT HAROLD-Science Major. President, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Vodvilg Assembliesg Footballg Track, B Basketballg Intramural Sports. Clubs: Tennis, Lettermenys. WOOD, DELBERT HUGH-Science Major. President, Vice President Advisory Groupg Vodvilg Choir. WOODWORTH, MARGARET JEAN-Home Economics Major. Usherg Assembliesg Make-up Club. WYLIE, EDITH GRACEfCommez-cial Major. YAMANISHI, KADY-Art Major. Usherg Committees, Triad Club. Y-OUNG, LOREN-Jllatlwzzzatics Major. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Vodvilg Assembliesg Band, Orchestrag Brass Quartetteg Intramural Sports. ZAPP, BEVERLY HELEN-Foreign Language Major. President, Salesman Advisory Group. ZINN, DELIA KATHERINEfCofmmercial Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Usherg Ch-oir. ZINN, DOROTHY HELEN-Home Economics Major. Locker Attend- antg Costume Committeeg Usherg Committees. 13 JACQUES, GEORGE-Mathematics Major. State School for the Blind. ALKI-1940 F' Y A I fr r. f . -. 4. ig if 1 4 ' J 1 I J A I 2 Q 5 M. ...ta 2 n. iffs rf., s. A. Qiipx 6 'ffipx i ,wgiiigipb 0' s azflggiiial Cf Q f 3 'g' ' f 'lf 'fu r ' f ': 'ISL '- WM ,ww ,ww jprfagfsgr 0 gi fu.-v' by 34 'unnf' 50 pl Nllllf' , 4., 01 'I' 01 'll f Qll y lm' lf' lg, .,,, lg, - ea eb EJ. -- We EL -- '51 SENIORS 48 VW-lls, Edwin VVells. Nadine XVINXQI4-1', Otto YVhitSi1t, fV:Ul'Cif1Il NViIch-. XY1lltf'1' YVilliznns. Enid XVi1s0n, Buster VVilsnn, .Te-nnn1 NVilsun, Robert NVmnl, Ilngll XVyliv, limlilh X1l!ll2lHiSiIi.1f:lIiN Yunng, l.u1'm-n Zapp, U1-vv1'1y Zinn. Iwliu Zinn, I1o1'0thy YVomlw1n'tl1, .Tm Class of 1941 OFFICERS ' ' Presirlmzt Charles Burchfield . ., ,,,,7,,, Vice I72'f'Sl.flC'1Lt Priscilla French ,7,,,, ,,,,,,,, Dorothy Hart .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,, Secretary CLASS COLORS Blue and Gray ADVISORY GROUP OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT Bob Finney ,,,V,,, Dick Vetsch ,,,,,, , .,., Charles Burchfield ,,,, . Frank Thomlinson Marie Christianson Thelma Wellman ,,,,,, . ,,,,,,, . Harriet Clow ,,,,.,,,. Grace Rawson Mrs. M. P. Johnson, Head Adviser SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT AUVISER Douglas Rlch ,,,,,,, ,7,,,.,,, . Miss P. Hall ,, Allan Boddy ,,,, 1, Merton Sullivan ,. Jim Craig ,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, Lawrence Sandstrom Mr. D. G. Miller Mrs. Johnson Jerry Anderson .. ....... Mr. Jolin Mr. Tuttle Eileen Todd .... ,..,. ..... M iss Evans Jean Fries .,..,. Mrs. McCordic Mrs. Murray Maxine Barbeau ,,.,.. ..... P auline Malander Janet Dye .... . ...,.. Miss Ruggless .T-HM.ildred Kersteter , .. Mrs. Wetherell The Junior Class has been very successful this year in trying new ideas and following old traditions. Everywhere Juniors are striving their best to make a success of what they are doing. The Juniors are well represented on the Student Council by Priscilla French, in the Boys' League by Bob Hodgson, in the Girls' League by Bette Manary and Dorothy Drew, on the Log Staff by Barbara Custer, Dale Prutzman, Relf Case, Harriet Clow, Kenneth Prager, Loris Lovette, Bob Ritchie, Bill Fell, Bob Kemp, Gustie Dokos, and Bruce Beard, and on the Alki Staff by Maxine Barbeau, Evelyn Fanning, Dorothy Hart, and Donald Shaw. The general theme for the Junior advisory groups was personal development which they studied throughout the year. At the beginning of the year the Juniors gave a Student Body assembly program which was directed by Barbara Kennedy, and which consisted of a one-act mystery play, The Inn of Return, and a spring costume dance put on by eight football boys. Among the new achievements that the Junior Class has made this year was a talent program in a Junior Class meeting in which they discovered new talent of whom any school might be proud. They also attempted to get the Junior Class better acquainted through several social hours after school. These gatherings were for Juniors who wished to dance and get to know more of their own class members. As proof of their school spirit the Class of 1941 won first place in the Homecoming Football Rally They also sponsored a noon dance a noon movie and sold pennants to raise moneyito help finance the Junior-Senior Prom. This fn f 'R I '- ff' if Eff? Q F 4 f 9 2 U 'Qu if . 5' nag f.5ll0qFa'Q W0 fcwiiiiff W5 1 'if' f glstg imfiisuisf ,glsxg swifeggag' 'aim Qwggggg, Wi 5 fit. QL fi.. 'lf .L ,L fir. L 50 JuNuoRs Prom carried out the theme of the Moonlight Sonata and was made a success through the efforts of the Junior committees directed by General Chairman David Hutchison, assisted by Priscilla French, Betty Lou Hall, Relf Case, Wa1'ren Breckel, Jean Lacy, Maxine Barbeau, Bob Dungan, Dorothy Drew, Don Shaw, and Irvin Jolliver. The Juniors have had a very busy year which will last long in the memories of the Class of 1941. Ackloy, Douglas Adams, Eugene Akers, Francis Daniels, Lois DeGrande, Tony Deming, Cecil Junior Class Hinchsliff, Vernon llines, Maxine llockinson, Bill Aldrich, Myrtle Desler, Evelyn Hodgson, Bob Allen, Margie Dokos, Gustie Horton, Ralph Anderson, Jerry Douty, Claude- llowell, Richard Anderson, Merle Andi-rson, Ruth Armstrong, IG. Asher, Charles Ashley, Don Downing, Roger Drew, Dorothy Dubi, Otto Dungan, Bob Dunn, Freda Hoyt, Bctty Hoyt, Jeanne Hull, Dolores Hutchison, David Inglis, Ethel Babcock, Edith Dye, Janet Jahnke, Shirley Bailey, Bill Edgerton, Robe-rt Janes, Shirley Barbeau, Maxine Ellithorpe, Jay Johncox, Phyllis Beall, Janet Endicott, Mary Johnson, Doris Beard, Bruce Enz, Donna Johnson, Dorothy Belisle, Irma Fanning, Evelyn Johnson, Edith Benliam, Lester Feise, Gloria Johnson, Laura Bennett, Jim Fell, Bill Johnson, XV. Betts, Velma. Finley, Bob Jolliver, Irvin Bittner, Kathleen Bjork, Clifford Boddy, Allan Finney, Bob Foster, Margaret Freeman, Bill Jones, Avis Jones, Betty Ann Jones, Betty Bono, Patricia Freese-, Leonard Jones, Donald Breckel, VVarren French, Priscilla Jordan. Shirley Brouhard,WVil1ard Fries, Jean Koller, David Bunnell, Shirley Froom, Ted Keller, Floyd Burchiield, C. Galloway, Vera Koller, .lean Burkey, Dale Geidl, Eleanor K6'lliS, I-Ouist' Burnt-tt, F1-,megs Gerfen, E-lmcr Kclso, Gloria Burns. Bob Cabc, Virginia Capers, Jack Carr, Eleanor Carson, Norma Cast-, Reflf Christenson, G. Christianson, M. Clark. Bill Clow, Harriett Cocklin, Hubert Collins, James Cook, Gordon Corncll, Elaine Craiii, Jim Crawford, Roberta Cross, Shirley Custer, Barbara Dahlin, Elsie Davis, Chris Giffin, Harvey Gillis. Robert Goheen, Clara Gooding, Clara Grams, YVarren Gray, Earl Green, Lillian, Griffin, Pat Hagen, Betty Anne Hall, Betty Lou Hallock, VVcslcy Halmc, Timothy Hardcsty, VVilma Hardy, XVaync Harlan, XVarr4-n Harniala, Ralph llarris, Virginia Hart. Dorothy Hayes. .lim Hcdrick, Dora M. Helm, Manuel Henson, Robcrta Hesse, Helen Hicks, Lawrence Hill. Bob Kemp, Bob Kennedy, Barbara K ennedy, Donna Korn, Corwin Korn , lil ton Ka-rstetcr, Mildrod King, David Kirkwood, Jean Kramer, Enid Kuhnke, Mildred Lacy, Jean Landerholm. Irwin Larson, XVilma Lawrenm-, Herbcrt Imloff, June Lobey, .lim Lovettc, Loris IAISDY, David Mm-Irvin, Merwyn Mr-Kay, Gladys M4-Keag, Doris Mc-Kenney. M. McNary, Ada Maas, Helen Maas, Mathias ALKI 1940 Yfi ! ,QI I If 15,1 7 1 , - , ' ani Q is r MEI' JPN . ufggg, ll! , m:::. . Ml 4:g:55 ' , WI vl::l Mahoney, Ruth Malandor, Pauline Manary, Bette Mansfield, Robert Markham, Jim Martin, Helen Matlick, Jack Maxim, Helen May, Danny Mcrcer, Robert Miller, Janice Mills, Mary Morey, Don Morris, Jack Morrow, Harry Munroe, Hugh Munson, Virginia Myll, Dorothy Nedrow, Helen Neilson, Bud Nerton, Bob Nickerson, Maxine Niday, John Nishikawa, May Norelius, Jack Norwood, Richard Oberg, Robert Olson, Arlyn Olson, Gertrude Ono, Ruby Ostertag, lylargie Pacth, Bob Paruel. Naomi Parsons, Sanford Payne, Bonnie Payne, Zehnar Pierson, Margie Poff, YV:-slcy Pomerene, Bob Powell, Gerry l'rag'er, Kenneth Pre-ston, Hazel Prichard, Mabel Prilcy, Alberta Provo, Fred Prlltzman, Dale Purvis, Fred Ramcy, Maxine Hawson, Grace Rich, Douglas Rickard, Thomas Rick, Phyllis Ricketts, Cccille Riem, Louise Ritchie, Bob Robcrts, Pearl Root, Elinor Rose, Thelma Rosenau, Ruth Ryan, Loretta Ryan, Ray Sample, Curt Sandstrom, L. Sauer, Bernice Schaffer, Carl Sellman, Jack Senechal, Jack Senscnbrenner, Ed Shannon, Dick Shaw, Donald Shefchek, Ed Sherson, Constance Skov, Ralph Snedden, Kenneth Solberg, Frank Stack, Georgia Steffan, Bruce Stephenson, B. Stonehouse, Don Stumbaugh, Nadine Sullivan, Merton Suttertield, Lowell Tait, Lois Thomlinson, Frank Thomson, Ardelle Thompson, Hcrnard Thompson, Don Todd, Eileen Tokola, Ina Tower, Graci- Tuttle, Joyce Uhls, Mary Louise Vaughan, Nclson Vetsch, Dick Wacle, Grace Wallzirfe, Jc-an Ivanke, Elsie VVard, Jean Watson, Richard WVebberley, Evelyn Vlfellman, Thelma Webe-1', Bcrnard VVieben, VVinifred VVilcox, Maxine Willsrwn, Joe Willson, Marta Mac VVilson, Dick Wilson, James Wilson, Jimmie VVilson, Maxine 23 5 2 I D 3 A HP I D 'ua fqlljln ' 6 :': 'lInl Q 5 Q 'I :lu X. 'U'If.lr-I 1 0 'll 0 0. I1 1 J v ,Sn 'bf . all , 1 In , 1 ur ng -1 MT- .ll nn.. v Ita. f-L ' -4. fue. -4 'Q -4. Q' JUNIORS tif' , 0-61 o.!J.5 ' J i Y ,-,ills . ' v 5x l 60 i V ,',p - kt' Il, C! I 'ZIQ ,69iiI!':::g? ,hI9Q 3ii::!5g:::!r 'yi Q5 'Q' lu uf Ill ,gf lu g ' W I IH 'ff' ff 51 MISS RUBY M. EVANS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Marie Christianson LL ,,,,,,, President Eileen Todd ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, P resident Margie Allen L ,,,,,.. LL LL L ,,,,,, Vice President Janet Beall ,,,,,,, ,,,,, V ice President Barbara Stephenson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary Evelyn Desler L L LL .L Secretary Helen Maxim ,,,,,,,,,, L ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Salesman Frances Burnett ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, S alesnian First row: Evelyn Fanning, Helen Nedrow, Evelyn Desler, Barbara Kennedy, Oerdel Woolf, Mildred Kuhnke, Louise Riem, Avis Jones, Marie Christianson, Ada McNary. Second row: Miss Evans, Maxine Hines, Betty Hoyt, Eileen Todd, Margie Allen, Roberta Crawford, Lillian Green, Ruth Rosenau. Third row: Thelma Rose, Betty Ann Hagen, Eleanor Geidl, Barbara Stephenson, Janet Beall, Frances Burnett, Helen Maxim, Edith Johnson, Marjorie Ostertag. Others: Shirley Jahnke, Elsie Wanke. ' Miss PEARL A. HALL FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Bob Finney ,,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,,,,, P resident Doug Rich L ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P resident David Lusby ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, V ice President Robert Pomerene ,,,,, ,,,,,, V ice President Merle Anderson ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecretary Jack Capers ,,,,, LL . ,,,, .,,,,,. , Secretary Robert Pomerene LLLLLL ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Salesman Charles Asher LLLLLLLL LLLLLLLL L Salesman Herb Lawrence L,,,,.,, LL Sports Manager Earl Gray L ,.,,,,,,, LL ,,,,,,,,,. Sports Manager First row: Merle Anderson, Relf Case, David Lusby, Charles Asher, Joe Willson, Irvin Jolliver, Doug Rich, Jack Capers, Bud Nelson. Second row: Miss P. Hall, Don Morey, Earl Gray, Ralph Horton, Don Shaw, Bob Paeth, Bill Freeman, Bob Pomerene, Eugene Adams, Robert Oberg. Third row: Jim Bennett, Bob Finney, Bruce Steffan, Claude Douty, Herb Lawrence, Lowell Sutterfield, Jim Markham, Robert Edgerton. Others: Dale Burkey, Richard Howell, Lawrence Hicks. MR. ARTHUR JOLIN FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Jim Craig' .... .....,, ..,..,,... P 1 resident Jerry Anderson ,,,..... L L President Fred Provo LL ...,,.... L ,,,,, Vice President David Hutchison L L L .... Vice President Jerry Anderson ,,,,. L ,,,,,,, LL Secretary Floyd Keller ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, L ,,,,, S eeretary David Hutchison LL ,,,,,.,, L Salesman Bill Bailey ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, S a l esman Floyd Keller ....,., ....,... L LL L Sports Manager Richard Watson L LLLLL LLLLLLLL S ports Manager First row: Jack Sellman, Ralph Harmala, Bill Hockinson, Jim Craig, James Wilson, Bill Bailey, Mathias Maas, Floyd Keller. Second row: James Lobey, VVeSley Poff, Harry Mo1'row, Willard Brouhard, David Hutchison, Bob Ritchie, Fred Provo, Mr. Jolin. Third row: Otto Dubi, Danny May, Bob Kemp, Richard Watson, Chris Davis. Others: Jerry Anderson, Elmer Gerfen, John Niday, Ray Ryan, Kenneth Snedden.- MRS. MARGARET PAGE JOHNSON FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Charles Burchfield LLLLLL L President Merton Sullivan LLLLL LLLLLLLL P resident Ed Sensenbrenner LL LLLL Vice President Dick Shannon L Vice President Merton Sullivan LLLL LLLLLLL L L Secretary Nelson Vaughn LL L LLLL Secretary Dick Shannon LLLLLLLLLL LL L LSalesinan Wayne Hardy LL LLLLL L LLLLLLL Salesman Bob Burns LLLLLL LLLLLL L LLLL S ports Manager Ed Sensenbrenner L LLLLLLLLLL Sports Manager First row: Bob Hodgson, Bernard Thompson, Carl Shaffer, Hubert Cocklin, Merton Sullivan, Eugene Armstrong, Gustie Dokos, A1'lyn Olson, Wayne Hardy. Second row: Stanley Wood, Mrs. Johnson, Dick Shannon, Bob Finley, Clifford Bjork, Ed Sensenbren- ner, Don Stonehouse, Don Jones, Douglas Ackley. Third row: Bob Burns, Charles Burch- field, Nelson Vaughn, Ralph Skov, Loris Lovette, Fred Purvis, Richard Norwood. Others: Bob Gillis, James Collins, Jay Ellithorpe. Tf' .KA ALKI-1940 1 -f 1 -f if eff? 9,1 I I' 1 I 2 KN s fh-5 5'6w -sf R., S me s qw 'mn svn fifi WEEE' 651. Wm! ci' 5 221:21 Cf' llg' b nu , fO?H,:::n n h Q' 1:15--In, Q 5 O WISH' p My ggiiggsu-f ,I xg q:5:g.'::. ,I se 355-g:g:..:.f 0 'll J, 0.1 J, I 1 fill, ,ti uv ,,I1 uf 92 JUNIORS 'i. 'r ti. . fi A L , r, , J J 1 ,J 5 . A J ssl' 4. J for Q 5 2 ,. J F N MW iii. ' ' 5x 30? Eb I' r 699 gl, 'I Q sl 1 'E I 'I l' ill. 4: It l , I 5. . f , 5 ' ll If 'dl' IH 'il 'L M ' SL y QL .IIA 'BL ,EL ig' 'EL gi- Q I l '45 1 4 l X K MRS. EDDA McCORDIC FIRST SEMESTER . . ., Q Thelma Wellman ,,,,, ,,,,...,..,. P resident Jean Fries ,,,,,,,,.,,. ,,.....,......... P resident Betty Ann Jones ,,,,,, ,,,7,,, V ice President Margie Pierson ,,,,ll,, ..,,, V ice President Jean Fries, ..,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,7,,.,7 S ecretary Doris Johnson .,,,, ,,...,.... S ecretar-y Elaine Cornell ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,77,,.7 Salesman Enid Kramer ,,..,,,..7,,.........,...,,..... Salesman First row: Thelma Wellman, Georgia Stack, Loretta Ryan, Kathleen Bittner, Helen Hesse, Florine Allen, Elaine Cornell, Dorothy Hart, Gloria Kelso, Dorothy Myll. Second row: Mrs. McCordic, Donna Enz, Ruby Ono,YJean Fries, Doris Johnson, Clara Goheen, Enid Kramer, Lois Daniels, Norma Carson, Margaret Foster, Freda Dunn. Third row: Cecille Ricketts, Helen Martin, Elinor Root, Ina Tokola, Marjorie Pierson, Doris McKeag, Ethel Inglis, Helen Maas, June Leloff, Betty Ann Jones, Mable Prichard. MR. D. G. MILLER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Dick Vetsch .,,,,,, ,,...,...,...,. P resident Allan Boddy ,,,,, ..,....,,...,,,,, P resident David Keller ,,,,,,,.., ,,,e.,s V ice President Bob Hill .,,,.s,s ..,,,.. V ice President Warren Harlan ,,,,, ,,s,,,,,s,,,,ss, S ecretary Pat Griiiin ,,7,,, ,,,Y,,,,,.,,,.,7, S ecretary Don Ashley ...........,,.,...,,.,,,,...,,,,.,,, Salesman Ted Froom ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,...,. Salesman Allan Boddy ,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,.,, Sports Manager Bob Nerton ,,,,.,,,.,,,...,.... Sports Manager First row: Mr. Miller, Jack Matlick, Dick Wilson, Pat Griflin, Gordon Cook, Frank Solberg, Ed Shefchek, Leonard Frcese, Don Thompson. Second row: Don Ashley, Kenneth Prager, David Keller, Robert Hill, Bruce Beard, Francis Akers, David King, Allan Boddy, Jimmie Wilson. Third row: Jack Morris, Roger Downing, Dick Vetsch, Robert Nerton, Curt Sample, Bill Fell, Merwyn Mclrvin, Warren Harlan. Others: Ted Froom. f MRS. JULIA MURRAY FIRST SEMESTER A SECOND SEMESTER Maxine Barbeau .,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,i,,, President Pauline Malander ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P resident Marianna McKenney ,,,,,,,, Vice President Jean Kirkwood ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Vice President Genevleve Zollo .,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecretary Mary Louise Uhls ,....,....,,..,,,,,, Secretary Dorothy Johnson ,,,,,,,,,, 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Salesman Eleanor Carr ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,., Salesman First row: Phyllis Rick, Mary Louise Uhls, Pauline Malander, Dolores Hull, Virginia Munson, Marianna McKenney, Genevieve Zollo, Wilma Larson, Grace Wade, Hazel Preston. Second row: Betty Jones, Eleanor Carr, Maxine Barbeau, Bonnie Payne, Virginia Harris, Priscilla French, Mary Mills, Joyce Tuttle, Dorothy Drew, Mrs. Murray, Third row: Elsie Dahlin, Gertrude Olson, Louise Kellis, Dorothy Johnson, Caroline Gooding, Velma Betts, Jean Kirkwood, Mary Endicott. A MISS LAURA RUGGLESS FIRST SEMESTER . SECOND SEMESTER Harriet Clow .,,,...,,,,,. .,,,,,,,,,.,.,,. P resident Janet Dye .,,,.. ,.......,, .,........ , ..,, P r esident Winifred Wieben .,..,. ,...... V ice President Donna Kennedy ,,,,, ,,,.,,,. V ice President Jean Ward ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary Myrtle Aldrich ,,,,,... . ..,...,,...,....,.., Secretary Ruth Anderson ..,,....,....,.....,,....,.I Salesman Maxine Ramey ...,.............,..,,,.,,,, Salesman First row: Georgia Christenson, Maxine Ramey, Janet Dye, Jean Ward, Berni-ece Sauer, Ruth Mahaney, Shirley Jordan, Pat Bone, Ruth Anders-on. Second row: Miss Ruggless, Gerry Powell, Pearl Roberts, Shirley Ann Cross, Amy Yamanishi, Gloria Feise, Grace Tower, Betty Hall, Winifred Wieben. Third row: Dona Mae Hedrick, Naomi Parcel, Donna Kennedy, Nadine Stumbaugh, Myrtle Aldrich, Laura Johnson, Harriett Clow, Jean Lacy, Janice Miller. ' Yf' , SECOND SEMESTER' I ALKI-1940 ,1 f 1 f 1 1 10 ll' 4 In C9 I ,ms Qi-, ewilgi' 7-3 fum: ,U fy2::::' I , qi! ., 1' 'I ' gl-gg , S 4.1111 Q, g sq .4 if-fzaea-f fav i..,:fs:::.f f half I 1 Illf' 5u.I!' z ..n3fnf ..f4zZi1 ! 1, 2' , 1 My 1 'rg , 3 is Q ' Q I ! J J J J f 52 fr .iv-fs5 et ear ins 'J' lf' , 'i lu' S 35 . 1' I I l I ' 5 , V I 1 ' x 'Q' 1 'ig' ' ' x -I gf: I ,I A ' I I ' QU I I In 0 4 c', I I' , f 1' he - A E. APL, XL -'B Be. 'S -pg -L -4. ' -1- 5, IuNloRs Y w 1 w Y n w F 'N-:' 5' are -5'4Q ' 6' ' 9 -- 'fan' f .. nvgfi, 'IP aplll r 6 'Maul 0 'lf --I 6, 0.1 .- MR. CECIL A. TUTTLE FIRST SEMESTER SECQND SEMESTER Frank Thomlinson ,,,, ,.,T, E 7, President Lawrence Sandstrom . ,.7,, President Irvin Landerholm ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice President Tim Halme ..,,,,,,.,,,.. ., ,,,,,,, Vice President Warren Breckeln ,,,, ,,,,, 7,.,,,,,,,,,,, S e cretary Zelmar Payne H H , ,,,, ,,,e S ecretary Dale Prutzman ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, S r tlesvnan Jack Norelius ,, , ,,,,, ,,,, S alesman Lawrence Sandstrom ,,,, Sports Manager Elton Kern W W ,,,s,,,,,, Sports Manager First row: Bernard Weber, Lawrence Sandstrom, Tony DeGrande, Lester Benham, Elton Kern, Jim Hayes, Frank Thomlinson, Zelmar Payne, Eugene Hinchsliff, Hugh Munroe. Second row: Mr. Tuttle, Cecil Deming, Eugene Hodgkinson, Wesley Hallock, Warren Grams, Corwin Kern, Irwin Landerholm, Harvey Griffen, Timothy Halme, Robert Mansfield. Third row: Manual Helm, Bill Clark, Tom Richard, VVarren Breckel, Bob Dungan, Sanford Parsons, Jack Norelius, Bob Mercer, Jack Sencchal. Others: Dale Prutzman, Lawrence Settles. MRS. VERA WETHERELL FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Grace Rawson ,s,,,,, ,,,, , ,, Y President Mildred Kersteter ,,,., ,,,, , , President Ardelle Thompson N .,,,,,,, Vice President Lois Tait , ,,,, W ,, W Vice President VVinifred Johnson W ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, S e crctary Jean Keller ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, S e cretargf Evelyn Webberley ,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,.. Salesman Shirley Janes ,, ,,,,,, ,, ,,.,, Salesman First row: Gladys McKay, Bette Manary, Grace Rawson, Edith Babcock, Wilma Hardesty, Phyllis Johncox, Mildred Kersteter, Virginia Cabe, May Nishikawa. Second row: Winifred Johnson, Shirley Bunnell, Maxine Nickerson, Ardelle Thompson, Con- stance Sherson, Lois Tait, Shirley Janes, Jean Keller, Mrs. Wetherell. Third row: Alberta Priley, Vera Galloway, Evelyn Webberley, Maxine Wilcox, Barbara Custer, Irma Belisle, Jeanne Hoyt, Roberta Henson. Others: Jean Wallace. ALKI -1940 1 7 ye' , ff' 17? W S fri f s f ' its X31 '4ilIi55 I SQ, vf:::l ::f 'll 1 ll .9 'SW H ghlll' fi, Q O JHIII' ll 4, Ia! ff!!!-'--r -f N 1-' if' H117 6 JUNIORS H' 11,15 u 1 1 - 7 L ' 5 ' ,J . g'3u' ii L 1 Yi J-'P If v 'Q' ,Z ll 'S we 'N wif' 'ii ' ' 's I 'lb f M -1. 1105 34...f:::::5, 2,95 4s...:::::.gr Ogftg Jty..f5:gg:g, l ' I 2-If f::v zu: ' ALKI-1940 Yf ' Q ,Q 5 fgsi. eftggnfgg of 55 fl I ,' IPX ,wifi ,A 'Ulf gl 5, 'P 'll 4907 'Q glut, , 1 ll 1' Jug I v I ' 6 ' I ff ve f zz , 1 4-' s. ' Q4 W 9 1 - ,I I I 1? p I 11, f A J J J A 1 J A w 5 34 , ,, 5 - ? ig ,him 0. A -2110 ,hm .En 'J QJFXQ wiiffsisassf ,QIQQ wffiiiisaif ,ZIQQ Qlfllfaisssif .ll inn I 1 gf f 0 1 0 I , Qu I-1 lu '-1 m I- . ' 52 Ihr. - In-A 'AHL ll v ng sez- Ilan, . JUNIORS 57 Class of 1942 OFFICERS Jane Sparks ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,., P resident Jean Whitney ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, S ecrcta'ry Ivan Settles . ,, ,,,,, Vice President Nancy McMullen Song Leader CLASS COLORS Crims-on and Gray ADVISORY GROUP OFFICERS Miss Ruth Hall, Head Adviser FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ADVISER PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Jerry Wetzel ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, H erb Nunn ,,,,, ..,,,... M r. Dudley Noreen Leigh ,,,,,,, Ralph Conway ,,,,, Eugene French , Louann Sams ,,.,,, Jeanne Berg ,,,,, , Jane Sparks ,,I,, Jack Davis Ralph Brown ,,,,,, Elaine Sugg ,,,,,,,I Phyllis Evans Lewis Grant ,,,,,, Letha Rausch I,.,, James Frank ,,,,, Miss Ruth Hall Mrs. Hughes Mr. Kastner Bill Paeth ,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,, Oriel Ehle ., ,.i,, , Gwen Shaffer ,,,,,,,, Helen Albertson ,,,, , Eugene Shirk ..,,, Bob Sandifur ,,,,, Lila Lee .,,,,,, , ,,,, Virginia McGoun ,,,, , Bert Allinger ,,,,, Miss MacDonald , Miss Porter Mrs. Powers Mr. Shields Mr. Stallcop Miss Wintler ,,,,I,,,, Mrs. Berg Mr. J. D. Miller The Sophomore Class has had a successful year under the leadership of their class president, advisory presidents, and Head Adviser. They made their debut in Vancouver High School activities by introducing competitive skits given by the four classes on the football field at the close of the downtown parade the night before the Homecoming Game. Members of the class wrote and performed the Thanksgiving play, A Martianls View of Thanksgiving Day on Earth, which they presented to the Student Body. The Sopho- mores made winter sports the theme of their annual dance. In the spring they conducted dancing classes after school for the purpose of improving their dancing and of getting acquainted. In the second semester at the beginning of the third quarter, the Sophomore Class challenged the Junior Class to a scholastic contest. When the scores were tallied at the end of the grading period, it was discovered that the Sophomores had come through victorious. SOpl'lOlTl0I'C Class Abraliamson, R. Avker, Bette Adams, Marie Admins, Millard Adams. R4-gina, Albertson, Helen Alexander, K. Alley, Junior Allingvr, Bert Allison, Katherine Allworth, MaI',f.rie Anderson. Rose E. Austin, Doris Baker. Bob Baldwin, Bertina Baldwin, VVeir Bales. Geraldine Ball, Helen Baltezorn-, livtto Barnes. Joyce Batty, Iris l'S1llllH9lStt'l', John Beall, Fred Beall, Toniniy Beatty, Ruby Beck, Cleo Belislc, Edmond Belknap, Clara Beneflivt, YV. Bennett, Velma Berclinnc-r. K. Berg, Jeanni- Betz, Mildrwl Bidwell, Margaret Biggs, Evelyn Bjork, lilmilene Bleth. Marjorie Blunt, Arthur lioettclior. Bob Honnelle, lflvelyn lioydstun, Ellen Boss, Alive llrader, Jack lZrig,',2,:-,, ldleanor Brown, Ralph liuchelc, Helen Bullock, Geni- Iiurt, David llussay, .lack I-lutts, June Caldwell. John Vanieron, Lora Unrlile, Robert l'arps-ntvr, Arthur Carter, Arline Carter, Don Carlson, Evelyn Castle, Patricia Chainey, Frances Chapniaii, Carol Chappelle, llazel Chappelle, Ted Clark, Irene Clark, Raynioiid Clarke, Clillforil Cole, Cecil Cole. lrlros Cole, .Ianis Collins, Georgi- Collins, Peggy Conner. Irene Conway, Ralph Cornelius. Madem- Uox, Dorothy Cramer, ICclris CI'it1-S, Dorothy Cross, Albert Uroneli. Rim-liarrl Crowder, Jinx Urowley, Dan Cupp, Richarrl Dallas, Glenn lbarlingx Alan Dax is, Jack Dean, Sara lje-Gagne, Gt-ne Ile-Grancic, Frank Deliong, Everett lJ9lADl'l,2Q,.lHl'I1E'S Ile-why, Jimmy ALKI-1940 . Y , , 4 1 ,f , 1 fy +1 f E 4 ' Q ' ,J . 4 D 4 4 f Silk fiib 0 l I I- 0 ' 1 I ' ' H .HJ fefW'e'f IH 'e1RH - .H , fit. .ll SL 554 iii. inf .L gg 58 SOPHOMORES ALKI-1940 Dishaw, Carl Dixon, Frances Dokos, George Doninger, Marie Douty, Jennylyn Drake, LeRoy Drowley, Lissa Dunegan, Patrieia Dungan, Patricia Duffy, Jim Dupuis, Bob Eakin, John Eeklund, Clarence Edwards, Georgia Ehle, Oriel Elgin, Orvin Elliott, Eddie Ericksen, Jerry Erickson, Menzo Eurick, Delbert Evans, Phyllis Farland, James Fauble. Riel1a1'd Fennessey, Vera Fernquist, Bob Ferris, Elizabeth Fit-h, Hubert Fi11k, Evalyn Firestone, Harold Fletelier, Ed Fletcher, Frank Flrteher, Lydia Forrest, Raymond Foster, Dan Foster, Dorothy Fountain, Bruce Fox, Gertrude Frank. James Frank, Lois Franklin. James l+'rt-eman, Kenneth French, Eugene Fried, liob Froom. Barbara Fullerton, George Gaiser. Peggy Garner, Mary Gettman. Colleen Ghormley, XVillard Gillis, David Goddard, Helen Goheen, Arlene Grahznn Donovan , Gra111s, Noryne Grant, Huntly Grant, Lewis Grant, Mildred Grant, Tommy Green, Doris Green, .Iunior Greene. Kahnon Gregory, Bill Griffin, Leora Guffnette, Hob Gust-y, Lester Haakonstad, Q. Habit-h. K. Hale, Bill Haley, Helen Hallock, George llalme, Glenn Hamilton, Hill Hamilton, Jack Hanson, Evelyn llarter, Robert llateh, Quindaro Ha Zelwood, Emnia Hill, Dorothy Hinds, l Dolores Hipskind, Patrieia Hiser, Elizabeth Hodgkinson, ll, Hogg, Nancy Holt-omh, Arla Holland. Leslie Honrath. Dean Howard, Newel Hulse, Kathryne Hundley. Virginia Hutton, l4'o1'rt-st lirla, Heda Ivans, Har1'y Jacobson, Floren Jamison, James Janikowski, t'. Jarvis, Mollie Leon Bill Jelsma, Johncox, .lohns. Gertrude Johnson, Artlinr .lohnson. Helen .lol1nson, Russell Johnsten, Di:-k U6 Johnston. Priscilla Jones, Nelda Keiser, Ruby Kell. Mildred Kelley, Albert Ken ned y, Barbara Kenning, James Kern, Marilyn Kersteter, Ken King, Kenneth Kirk, Betty Kuhn, Lois Kules. Bill Kunze, Albert Kunze. XV:-tldo Lat-key, Frank Lawhead, Laura J. Lawhead. Vvliilillll Lawrence, Jim Laws, Lueile Leach. Riehard Lee, Lila Leigh, Noreen Lieser, Francis Light, Glenn Lippert, 'I'hel1na i4lYlllQ'Stllll, .lim I' Lockhart, Alberta Long, Bill Long, Richard Lorentz. Kenny Luke, Homer Lund. Delbert Lundeen, Holly Lyneh, Bernard Mactfomber, Betty Maetfomher, 'I'. McClellan, Forrest McClellan. Lueile McCoy, Bob Mellonald, Earl MeGoun, Virginia McKay, Darlene MeKee, Lawreiiee MeLaughlin, James McMullen, Naney McPherson, H. Maeehione. Frank Maden, Bob Maish. Fred lVIa'r'teeny, Billie J. Martin, George Martin, Ruth Mattson, Dudley Maxon, VVilliam Mefford, Harrison Midkiff, Virginia Mielke, Lloyd Mikesell, YVinifred Milligan, June Mills, Gale Mills, Robert Milton, XVesley Mock, Clara Moore. Carl Morehouse, M. Mosier, lloris Mudge, Carl Murawski, M. E. Murray, Jack Nance, Edward Neely, Keith Nelson, Reuben Neuman. Helen Nt-wall, Gloria Newkirk, Robert Nickerson, Clyde Northup, llorotliy Norwood, Patrit-e Nunn, Herbert O'Bryant, Aubrey Officer, Glen Ohlemeyer, Bill Olson. Ardell Paeth. Bill Paeth, Jean Page, Rob:-rt lladget, Riehard Palmer, Martin Palmer, Virginia Parsons. Phyllis Patch. Sarah llatjens. Dorothy Patjens, Viola Paul. LeRoy Paulson, Leona Pederson. Merle Pellissier, Dorothy Vt-ppel. M. Pepper, Evelyn Perry, Ceeil Pesznecker, XV. Peters, John Pdster, Bob Pickett, Lola l'ietz. Ruth Pisehke, XVayne Poe, Carol Pounds, YVilma Mary Powers, Preston, Dorothy Preston, Lucille Price, Anna Priee, Harold Prohaska, Dale Quatier, Harriet Quigley, Joe Raetz, Bernieee Rader, Gordon Rathbone, F. Rausch, Letha Reder, Ted Rexroad, Laurence Reynolds, Elmer Reynolds, Roses Rit'l1ardson, J. Rine. Eudora Rine, Flora Lum-ile Roesler, Bob Rogers, George Rose, Charlotte Rose, Virginia Rosen, Dorothy Rosen. LaRaine Ross, Dian Rupe. Frank Russell, Elmer Sadewasser, Lewis Sales. Lois Salvagno, Bettie R, Sample. Bob Sanderson, Ruth Sandifur, Bob Scheetz, Rif-hard Scott, .laneth Settles. Ivan Shaffer, Gwen Shanahan, .luna- Sharp, Hera May Shefchek, Minnie Sliirk, Eugene Simpkins. liarl Simpson, Bert Simpson. Ernest Sinelair, Glendale Smith, Bill Smith. Naomi Snider, Joy Sollantl, Marjorie Sorensen, Phil Spaulding, Philip Sparks. Jane Staeey, Frances Stange, Robert Stanek, Rose Sta11ton, Ty Stevens, Maxine Stevenson. Andy Stewart, Dave Stonehouse, Betty Stotts, Darrel Stringfellow, R. Sugg, Elaine Swayze, Marian Sykes, Joseph Taleott, Mique Tanner, Betty E. Taylor, Earl Tena, Yvonne Tessentlorf, Myron Teters, Dorothy Thomas, Dona Thomas, Joe Thompson, VVillian1 Tibbetts, Rosemary Tilrum, Euniee Tower, Eleanor Towle, Bernice Towle, Robert Toy, Tommy Traver, Howard Tueth, VVinnifred Urquhart, Craig Van Atta. Clarine Van Horn, J. Ver11on. Roberta Vogt, Robert Volker, Geraldine VVallaCe, Joe XVanless, Dale VVark, VVilma XVeigel, Bill VVeill. Charles XVest, Charlotte XVetzel. Jerry YVhearty, Doris Vvheeler, Velma Whisman, Robert VVhite, Elmer VVhite, Lester XVhite, nay VVhite, Velma XVhitehead, Mary VVhitney, Jean VVilkinson, Mary Wiswell, Ted lVood, Bill YVootIruff, Elden XVoodworth, Dirk VVright. Douglas Yamanishi, Rhea Yost, Arthur Zinn, Eleanor I 1. ,ev 1 11 Y 5 A 1X-Q 5,7 W QQQU' Na U QW 4. Q 3+ ff in 5 6 ,gills 3 llplllb I uni 1 4 Ani, 1 o lllll' F' , Wifgg' Oiip , 'Mu' 4 5 ,llqiil I' 5 W':::.1,1 Q 95 9 4'f::::.,: Q5 ,.W:::I' f 4 l I ': I X0 i0:lhI'!::v 4 Og , liz:-' 0' 'elif' ' ' ' y Illn' ,I gi' 'milf' 2,112 tai I I lu MT- -L for I ng 4 ti? .i Q Q .tr 5 4 ., f I 'O' , f , I , ,f 4 , I x 6' nn ll x V qi' gg, n 'ip ' L ' ' 41 1 4 ,W 4 , . 1:5 6:2 ' I .::,A ill IL IE 4 -nn. lc. nl SGPHOMOR ES .59 MR. W. E. DUDLEY FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Jerry Wetzel ,. . ,,,, ,,,, President Herb Nunn ,,,,, . ,,,,,, ,,,,, P reS'iderLf Ed Belisle . , . ,,,, Vice President Jerry Wetzel .. Vice President Aubrey O'Bryant .. ., ,,,,, .. ,,,, Secretary Dan Foster . ,,,, .. Seer'etcw'y Bill Hale .... ,,i,i, . ,7i, ,i7,,, i,i, S a .lesman Ed Belisle i,i,i .. i,,i, . Salesman Bill Wood , ,,,, ,,,,, , W , Sports Manager Bill Wood ,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, S 7 Jorts Manager First row: Richard Cupp, Arthur Johnson, Bob Pfister, Dan Foster, George Fuller- ton, Elmer Reynolds, Bert Simpson, Bob Maden, Mr. Dudley. Second row: Junior Alley, Frank DeGrande, Harry Ivans, Bill Woods, Jerry Wetzel, Bill Hale, Richard Long, Carl Mudge, Herbert Nunn. Third row: Delbert Lund, Lester Gussey, Bob Abrahamson, Weir Baldwin, Frank Lackey, David Gillis, Merle Pederson, Martin Palmer. Fourth row: Craig Urquhart, Bud Belisle, Aubrey O,Bryant, Andrew Stevenson, Raymond Clark. Others: David Burt, Elgin Orvin, Bob Harman, Bill Lawhead. MISS RUTH HALL FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Noreen Leigh . . .,,,,.. .. ,,,.. . ,,.. President Letha Rausch ., .,,, .,.,, . . President Nancy McMullen ,.... . .... Vice President Margery Bleth ...,.,.. . ,.... Vice President Doris Whearty ,,,,. .. .,,.... .,.,., .,,,. S e cretary Roberta Vernon W . ,.,,. . ..,,.,....,,, Secretary Lois Kuhn ...... ..,......... ..,,......,,.. S a lesonan Mildred Grant ..,.. ..,.. . .,........,,. S alesman First row: Rosemary Tibbetts, Laura Jean Lawhead, Jean Whitney, Wilma Pounds, Letha Rausch, Mildred Grant, Sara Dean, Lois Kuhn, Virginia Palmer, Peggy Gaiser, Evelyn Fink. Second row: Doris Whearty, Viola Patjens, Irene Conner, Jean Bullock, Elizabeth Hiser, Rose Stanek, Nancy McMullen, Cleo Beck, Rose Ellen Anderson, Naomi Smith, Dian Ross, Miss Hall. Third row: Marjorie Bleth, June Milligan, Frances Chainey, Florence Jacobsen, Jennylyn Douty, Roberta Vernon, Pat Norwood, Noreen Leigh, Janeth Scott, Jean Paeth. Others: Patricia Dungan. MRS. BERTHA HUGHES FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Ralph Conway ,,,.... .,... ,... P 1 'esident James Frank . I ....,..,....,,,.r President James Frank ...,... ,,,,,,, Vice President Huntley Grant ..,, . , ...,.. Vice President Arthur Blunt .. ........, ,.,.. ...,.,, S e cretary Don Carter .,..,..,,,...., .,.....,........ S ecretary James DeLong ,,,,,.,,,,,.. ..,. , ,.,.. ,, Salesman Jack Murray ..,.,,,...,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Salesman James McLaughlin ..,,,,.,,, Sports Manager Laurence Rexroad .. ..,,, Sports Manager First row: Bob Sample, Ralph Conway, Frank Fletcher, Bob Mills, Ernest Simpson, Glenn Light, George Collins, Jack Bussey, Eddie Elliot, Richard Fauble. Second row: Mrs. Hughes, Leslie Holland, Glenn Dallas, Bob Whisman, George Hallock, Elden Woodruff, Laurence Rexroad, Huntley Grant, James DeLong. Third row: Fred Maish, Edward Nance, Millard Adams, Arthur Blunt, James Jamison, James Kenning, Dale Prohaska, James Frank. Fourth row: Tommy Grant, Robert Vogt, Glenn Oiiicer, Jack Murray, Jim McLaughlin, Ted Reder, Dave Stewart. Others: Don Carter. MR. WALTER KASTNER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Eugene French ...... ,.,,.....,.,... P resident Bill Paeth .,,.,.. .,.,,...,.,.,,.. P resident Earl Taylor . ....... ..,,.. V ice President Leon Jelsma ,,,..., ,, ..,,. Vice President Ivan Settles ,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,,. Secretary Tommy Beall ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,, S e eretafry Tommy Beall ,,,,,,, .,.r... ..,,,,,,, S a .lesman Albert Cross ,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, .,,,,,,, S alesman Elmer White ..................., Sports Manager Eugene French ....... .,...... S ports Manager First row: Eugene French, Dick Woodworth, Alan Darling, Albert Cross, Harold Firestone, Jim Livingston, George Martin, William Kules, Ivan Settles, Kenneth Ker- steter. Second row: Mr. Kastner, Bob Newkirk, Earl Taylor, Elmer White, Tommy Beall, Leon Jelsma, Jimmy Richardson, Joe Quigley, Elmer Russell. Third row: Myron Tessen- dorf, Leroy Drake, B-ob Boettcher, Joe Wallace, Joe Sykes, Gale Mills, Bill Paeth, Tom McComber. Others: Bob Carlile, Robert Dupuis, Cecil Perry, Glendale Sinclair, Fred Beall. ALKI-1940 , 1 1, 1 75 I ,px 1 is-fl I - f I 4 sr 4 I 4 2 H f 55 .sm 'et' Q has 55' ya, ffm fifa ff' I4 6 ' 'Eur I s 0 -:!':'E:!? fv 'f5' 'I ' fa? JH af' W ti' gg 4: -. gg fig .ll L EL.. 'll .L iii., Vg. 60 soPHoMoREs . FIRST SEMESTER MISS MAUDE A. MacDONALD Louann Sams ,,.,., ,,,,,, . ,,,,,,7,..,.,,,, P resident Dorothy Patjens Vice President June Butts .,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.., S ecretary Lucile Laws ,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,. Salesman SECOND SEMESTER Oriel Ehle ,,7,7,77,,, ,7,,,.,7,,777 President Lois Sales .. ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,7,,,. V i ce President Dorothy Patjens . ,,., ,,,,,,,,,. S eefeitwy Marjorie Morehouse Ee..7EE7,7,,,E Salesman First row: Nelda Jones, Charlotte Rose, Dorothy Patjens, Dorothy Preston, Leora Griffin, Ruth Pietz, Lucile Laws, Dorothy Northrup, Bertina Baldwin, Heda Iida. Second row: Miss MacDonald, Ruth Martin, Mary Wilkinson, Lucille McClelland, Dorothy Foster, Yvonne Tena, Ellen Boydston, Colleen Gettman, Marjorie Solland, Regina Adams, Rosalie Stringfellow. Third row: Emma Hazelwood, Mary Ellen Murawski, Dorothy Cox, Mildred Kell, Lois Sales, Bernice Towle, Arla Holcomb, Margaret Bidwell. Fourth row: Marie Doninger, Marjorie Morehouse, Oriel Ehle, Blanche McPherson. Others: June Butts. MISS BEULAH M. PORTER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Jeanne Berg ,,,, . .. .,,,,,,,, President Gwen Shaffer ,,..,,,,, .. . ..,,7,,,,,,,, President Jerry Volker ..cc,,, ,,,,ccc V ice President Doris Austin ,,Y,,,e,, . Y,ss Vice President Nancy Hogg .,,,,c,c,,, c,,,,,,,,c,c S ecretary Thelma Lippert . YY,ee,. s,,,,,77,,,, . Secretary Madge Cornelius ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,c,,,,,,,c, Salesman Bette Acker ,,,,,., ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,.,, S a lesman First row: Irene Clark, Evelyn Hanson, Clara Mock, Gwen Shaffer, Corrinne Jani- kowski, Thelma Lippert, Eunice Tilrum, Nancy Hogg, Lucille Preston, Maxine Stevens. Second row: Marian Swayze, Phyllis Parsons, Eudora May Rine, Helen Neuman, Jeanne Berg, Betty Ellen Tanner, Lydia Fletcher, Frances Dixon, Helen Buchele, Billie Jean Marteeny. Third row: Miss Porter, Lola Pickett, Betty Kirk, Velma Bennett, Geraldine Volker, Betty Acker, Georgia Edwards, Geraldine Bales, Joy Snider, Doris Austin, Pat- ricia Dunegan. Others: Madge Cornelius, Doris Green, Fran-cis Lieser. FIRST SEMESTER MRS. HILMA J. POWERS SECOND SEMESTER Jane Sparks ..... ...,.,.. ..... ....,... P ' 1 'esident Helen Albertson ....... President Virginia Midkii ,,..,,.. ,,,,,,, V ice President Dorothy Hill ,,,,,.. . ., .. ...... Vice President Iris Batty .............,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Secretary Lois Frank .. .,,,,...................,,,,i. . Secretary Helen Albertson ..... . ....,. ...,,,... . Salesman Katherine Habich .,.. .. ....... .,.. ..... S a lesman First row: Virginia Midkiff, Hera Mae Sharp, Margaret Allworth, Dorothy Hodgkin- son, Katherine Habich, Darlene McKay, Eros Cole, Bette Rose Salvagno, Evelyn Biggs, Rhea Yamanishi. Second row: Mrs. Powers, Dorothy Rosen, Doris Mosier, June Shana- han, Evelyn Carlson, Clarine Van Atta, Helen Goddard, Wilma Wark, Dorothy Hill. Third row: Iris Batty, Leona Paulson, Virginia Rose, Lois Frank, Gertrude Fox, Betty Stonehouse, Edris Kramer, Velma White, Barbara Kennedy, Katherine Hulse. Fourth row: Dorothy Teters, Eleanor Briggs, Helen Albertson, Jane Sparks. Others: Anna Price. MR. MARSHALL J. SHIELDS FIRST SEMESTER Jack Davis ,.,. , .... , . .,,,.,... President Bob Baker ..,......,.. ,,... . Vice President Eugene Shlrk ..,..,,,,, ,,...,,,,, . Secretary William Gregory ..,. . ....,.. .,..... . ,. Salesman Bill Ohlemeyer ,,,,.. . Sports Manager Eugene Shirk Jerry Erickson SECOND SEMESTER President Vice President Richard Crouch ., ,............. Secretary Bill 'Ohlemeyer . ,,,,,,.,,,,,. .....,. S alesman William Gregory ..,.. ...... S ports Manager l 62 First row: Junior Green, Jerry Erickson, Forrest McClellan, Howard Travers, Arthur Carpenter, Frank Macchione, Eugene Shirk, Richard Crouch, Bill Johncox, Billy Long. Second row: Joe Thomas, Mr. Shields, Dale Wanless, Forrest Hutton, Bill Maxon, Daniel Crowley, Louis Sadewasser, Albert Kunze, Wallace Pesznecker, Phil Sorensen, Bob Baker. Third row: Bill Thompson, Bill Weigel, Bill Ohlemeyer, Bill Gregory, Jack Favis, Douglas Wright, Gordon Rader, Wesley Milton, Edward Fletcher, John Eakin. Others: Jack Brader, Carl Dishaw, Lawrence McKee, Lester White. ALKI-1940 vb A I , 17, t QI' l ,4 - ffl 1 jg? A 4 e J 1 'J 4 A 1 .. si , 'Q-rf A' FPS ,w'22fif5E'h+ FIA , eferssasi, 'FM :Hwy 355555559 :MRA Miffiiiiif MQ' 3341555559 ll If Q Q v N.ll 4 0 ,'I lu!! 'gg Ill! img! ia: af :gf is ef M f -.. gg W fit. 'll , ... B4 fig. 'll , .L L SOPHOMORES MR. JACK STALLCOP FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Ralph Brown ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,. P resident Bob Sandifur ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,. . . President Ted Chappelle ,,,,,,,, 7.,.... V ice President John Baumeister ,,,,, ,,,,, V ice President Bob Sandifur .,l,,,7,, 7,77..A.777,,,,, S ecretary Clarence Ecklund ,,,7,,,77,77, Secretary Charles Weill 7,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,..,, ,,,, S a lesrnan Jim Crowder ,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,, Salesman Earl Simpkins ,,,,,,7,... . ,.,7 Sports Manager Ralph Brown . . Y,Y,r,77, Sports Manager First row: Charles Weill, Jim Crowder, Carl Moore, Earl Simpkins, Robert Harter, Homer Luke, Gene DeGagne, Cecil Cole, LeRoy Paul, Ty Stanton. Second row: Mr. Stall- cop, Bob Sandifur, Clarence Ecklund, George Dok-os, Bob Guffnette, Russell Johnson, Menzo Erickson, Harold Price, Robert Fernquist, John Baumeister. Third row: Willard Ghormley, Fredrick Rathbone, Ted Wiswell, Waldo Kunze, Arthur Yost, Ted Chappelle, Robert Towle, John Peters. Others: Ralph Brown, Jack Hamilton, Bobbie McCoy, Lloyd Mielke. MISS ELLA WINTLER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Elaine Sugg ,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,,,......., P resident Lila Lee ,,,,,, ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,... P r e sident Gloria Newall ..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, V ice President Elaine Sugg .. ,.,, ,. ,,,,, Vice President Winifred Mikesell ,,,,e,,, ,.,,......... S ecretary Velma Wheeler ,,77 Y......,.,, Secretary Lila Lee ,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,....,,,,. S alesinan Ruby Beatty ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.. , ,.,...,,, S alesman First row: Patricia Castle, Marilyn Kern, LaRaine Rosen, Gloria Newall, Virginia Hundley, Carol Poe, Elaine Sugg, Mary Whitehead, Bernice Raetz, Velma Wheeler. Sec- ond row: Helen Ball, Katherine Alexander, Ruby Beatty, Helen Haley, Peggy Collins, Katherine Allison, Eleanor Zinn, Ruth Sanderson, Dorothy Crites, Noryne Grams, Dona Thomas. Third row: Miss Wintler, Mary Powers, Winifred Benedict, Emilene Bjork, Ardell Olson, Frances Stacy, Winifred Mikesell, Lissa Drowley, Marguerite Peppel, Patricia Hipskind, Lila Lee. Others: Vera Fennessey, Minnie Shefchek. MRS. LOVELL BERG FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Phyllis E'vans .,..,,,,,., ,.,.,.,......,,, P resident Virginia McGoun ....,.. .......,,.,,,, P resident Virginia McGoun ,,,., .. ..,., Vice President Carol Chapman ....,.,. ...,., V ice President Eleanor Tower ,.,,...,.,., .,,.,,,,.,,, S ecretary Arlene Goheen ........,.. . .......... Secretary Mildred Betts ,..,....,,.,.,.,,,,....,.,..,,,. Salesman Phyllis Evans . ................,..,,,.,.,... Salesman First row: Sarahlou Patch, Holly Lundeen, Flora Rine, Joyce Barnes, Molly Jarvis, Eleanor Tower, Helen Johnson, Charlotte West, Carol Chapman, Winifred Tueth, Marie Adams. Second row: Virginia McGoun, Betty MacComber, Priscilla Johnston, Mary Garner, Evelyn Pepper, Evelyn Bonnell, Dorothy Pelissier, Janis Cole, Betty Baltezore, Phyllis Evans. Third row: Mrs. Berg, Alberta Lockhart, Arline Carter, Gertrude Johns, Barbara Froom, Hazel Chappelle, Tony Ferris, Roses Reynolds, Mildred Betz, Josephine Van Horn. Fourth row: Delores Hinds, Lora Cameron, Arlene Goheen, Quindaro Hatch, Harriet Quatier, Ruby Keiser, Alice Boss. Others: Clara Belknap, Lorie Wolfe. MR. JAMES D. MILLER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Lewis Grant .,.,.,..,, ...,.,,.,,,,,,,, P resident Bert Allinger .,,.., ,,,,,,,,., .,,,. P 2 'esident Frank Rupe .....,. .....,, V ice President Dick Johnston ...,, ,,,, V ice President Kalmon Greene ..... ,,,.,...,..., S ecretary Kalmon Greene ....... ..,,.,,,, . Secretary Everett DeLong ,....,. . .........,.,.,,,, Salesman Everett DeLong ......,, ,,,. ,,,, . S alesvnan Bill Hamilton ...........,,,,,.,., Sports Manager Jim Lawrence .......,,.,,,,,,,,, , Sports Manager First row: Frank Rupe, Jimmie Dewey, Ruben Nelson, Dean Honrath, Albert Kelly, Kenneth Lorentz, Newel Howard, Kalmon Greene, George Rogers, Everett DeLong, Mique Talcott. Second row: Jim Duffy, Glenn Halme, Delbert Eurick, Dick Johnston, Bernard Lynch, Tommy Toy, Richard Padget, Phillip Spaulding, Kempton Berdinner, Earl Mac- Donald. Third roW: Bob Roesler, Ray White, Dudley Matson, Keith Neely, Billy Hamilton, Richard Scheetz, Don Graham, Quentin Haakonstad, Jim Lawrence, Bob Page. Fourth row: Kenneth Freeman, Kenneth King, Richard Leach, Wayne Pischke, Bert Allinger, Bob Stange, Bill Smith, Ray Forrest, Clifford Clarke. Fifth row: Mr. Miller, Jim Frank- lin, Darrel Stotts, Harrison Mefford, James Farland, Lewis Grant. Others: Bruce Foun- tain, Wallace Garhart, Clyde Nickerson. ALKI -1940 fs ' 1- Sf' I 1 ff' If Y? Q ,gi J , , 4 I, A ss , 51'-in ,aa .sae 5 'Jae .5 200 im 3 vim ,wwfii-in vis ,wfiilh 6'--1 when :lm MW 050s await W '-:::l ,W Nfl '-:::!5--- ia XR! Wsifsl'-ff 0 UH M' 'i' IH fly fn EL ta Lu. us' , 64 SOPHOMORES CHEER FOR VANCOUVER Cheer for Vanfozlver, V.H. must 'wing Fight to the hnish, ncver give in! 'Rahf Rah! Rah! You do your best, boys, PVe'll do the rest, boys, Fzght for the victory! All along the line- Cheer for Vancouver, V.H. must win Fight to the fnish, never give in! Rah! Rah! Rah! You do your best, boys, hVe'll do the rest, ho-vs, Fight for the viflofy' 'lfahl Rah! , 4'I'earl A. Hall ALKI -1940 1 4 ' Y' If-' 4. pg W fx s 55 '01, t t5!Q',! S Dc! 8 if Cf! C 7 an Tu: f cr 151921 nu ina' 'QI ,y.2?'sss:I'. EQ, I ' A, I gl ' , 5, 'ell , 51 we sg ' f , , I ff 1 J , J O- J ' Ihilvf - 6 ,V ' p lqlllv J I ' All C4 ' f ff: .I ' ' Owl' 1: bb I3 1 i I 2' xo, .gfgts-me W1 9, .waifisr gm, as-staffer ' I f O ar 41 'fu f f lu 'af tu 'rf lu ff' 's an M M. L fue. EL 'A' f L 66 ACTIVITIES J 1 , - Q 'Wi onl--' I '10 '4w::5:'IhI ASSOCIATED STUDENT OFFTCERS Donald Fenton ., ,,,, ,, ,,,, ,,,, President Shirley .Hutchison , ,, , W ,. Secretary Tomo Kosobayashi , First Vice President Harvey Hutton ,, . Sergeant-at-Arfms Gloria Nuttall ,,,, Second Vice President Mr. Henry DeYoung , , W Adviser Left to right: Gloria Nuttall, Tomo Kosobayashi, Harvey Hutton, Don Fenton, Mr. DeYoung, Shirley Hutchison. Every student is a member of the Associated Student Body, whose purpose is to promote the social, business, athletic, and general interests of the school, and to bring about effective cooperation between faculty and students. The president, representing all the students, presides at Student Council meetings and at all general assemblies. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Henry DeYoung, Miss Dorothea von Berg, Mr. W. H. Conover, Advisers First row: Priscilla French, Charles Furno, Gloria Nuttall, Tomo Kosobayashi, Imogene Albertson, Jane Sparks, Everett DeLong, Shirley Hutchison. Second row: Mr. Conover, Harvey Hutton, Don Fenton, Mr. DeYoung, Miss von Berg, Malcolm Carter. The Student Body Officers, Boys' League president and Girls' League president, and the four class presidents constitute the Student Council. As the governing body of the students, they help to solve the problems of the school. Among their duties are the promotion of pep assemblies, approving of student appointments, and the awarding of athletic letters. GIRLS' LEAGUE Imogene Albertson ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,, President Bette Manary e,,e Corresponding Secretary Letha 'Gunz ,,,,,, ,,ee,,,, . 7 Vice President Alice Tokola ,,,,,,,,, ,,e,,,r, T reasurer Dorothy Drew W ,,,, Recording Secretary Elaine Eberle ,,,,, Reporter Left to right: Bette Manary, Letha Gunz, Imogene Albertson, Miss von Berg, Alice Tokola, Elaine Eberle, Dorothy Drew. Every girl in school is a member of the Girls' League, whose aim is to promote friendliness and cooperation among the girls. At the beginning of the fall term they provide big sisters for the new girls and hold their annual Girls' League Mix. At the football and basketball games they sell candy and give the Tolo Dance to finance a loan fund. They also present a program each month for all the girls of the school. p BOYS' LEAGUE Charles Furno ,, ,,.., ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, P 1 'esident Bob Hodgson , ., W ., , . Secretary Jack Barnes ,,l,.,,,,., First Vice President Jim Irving ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, S ergeant-at-Arms Woody Cooper ,.,,,,, Second Vice President Mr. W. H. Conover .,,, W ,,,e , ,,,,,,, Adviser Left to right: Bob Hodgson, Woody Cooper, James Irving, Mr. Conover, Jack Barnes, Charles Furno. The Boys' League, to which every boy in Vancouver High belongs, fosters good fel- lowship among the boys and furthers their interests and ideals. The annual Boys' League Smoker, two general assemblies, and Dad's night, are sponsored by this organization. Each year delegates from the Boys' League attend the Older Boys' Conferences. if ALKI-1940 1 yr J1 if ,QS - if i..lf!'s . f t fgsi. ll' gun -nf feiisfff' 5' 6 I ' In Q5 4 'gms C 1 qmul , 'pup Q7 vii. , 'ff-:gs vii fin:-' I 94 02:57-EE:-P ski 0.255551 I X T. Ill ,n ll' N , !.. ,jlll' bl i y 'll' Q, ji' u.-4 .. e : Mrk XL 572. -L 52 in , ,P 1 4 - Q Q J H A fg J -0 J J A A J fs ,li h . H, .ea 5-Q ,, is ' Q ffflzn 'ii i 'S , 0 ' , ily ii Q 44 , 3 ' X 5 ' I.: l , ' ljl- I J O.. ' -.Il' I 4 I f 'I r OFFICE ASSISTANTS First row: Miss Williams, Georgia Bursch, Dorothy Munro, Lorraine Berger, Maxine Barbeau, Mary Tokola. Second row: Virginia Harris, Virginia Sorensen, Shirley Hodgson, Rose-Mary Manz. The clerical work of the school is facilitated by the Oflice Assistants who help Miss Mary Williams, Registrar, and Miss Shirley Hodgson, Office Secretary. The Office As- sistants collect absentee slips, check attendance, deliver telephone calls and messages, and carry announcements. RED CROSS ATTENDANTS Marian Kindsfather .. .,v,, ,,.,,,,, C hairman Miss von Berg ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, . A dviser First row: Dorothy Preston, Grace Rawson, Shirley Ann Jordon, Gerry Powell, Lois Kuhn, Iris Batty, Ruby Beatty, Mildred Kuhnke, Ruth Mahoney, Loretta Ryan. Second row: Maxine Hines, Elinor Root, Vera Strunk, Doris Johnson, Margaret Fergu- son, Vera Galloway, Lois Tait, Maxine Maas, Ruth Pietz, Virginia Hundley. Third row: Marian Kindsfather, Janet Beall, Miss von Berg, Bette Acker, Ruth Vogt, Laura John- son, Clara Sales, Pat Hipskind. Others: Ina Tokola, Roberta Henson. The Red Cross Attendants, a group of girls who are trained in giving first aid, serve the school efhciently taking care of minor accidents or illnesses that occur among the girls during school hours. The Hospital Room is under the supervision of twenty-eight girls chosen by Miss von Berg, Dean of Girls'. TRAFFIC AND FIELD PATROL SOUADS S Buster Wilson .....,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,r,,c Captam Mr. Arthur John ,,,c,,,,,,,,. ..,..,c .t,,,,,, A d 711-967' First row: Mr. Jolin, Ray Ryan, Jack Sellman, Bill Hockinson, Don Thompson, Robert Page, Clarence Root, James Kern, Buster Wilson, Charles Weill. Second row: Cliff Clarke, Don Ashley, Frank Solberg, Richard Scheetz, Jack Norelius, Robert Towle, Irvin Landerholm, Donovan Jahnke, Bob Fernquist, Jim Wilson. The Traffic Patrol guards the two crossings on Main Street before and after school and during both lunch periods. Regardless of the weather, the boys are always to be found at their posts. The Field Patrol polices the athletic field during games and also fastens up and at the end of the games takes down and puts away the canvases for the fences enclosing the football field. LOCKER MONITORS Mrs. Bertha Hughes ..,., , ,,,,r,... . ,.., , ,,.,.. Adviser Locker Lieutenants: Lester Campbell, Warren Harlan, Robert Edgerton, Elaine Ausve, Harry Morrow, Clara Sales, Robert Rankin. First row: Georgia Christcnson, Margaret Andersen, Zane Lyman, Dorothy Zinn, Phyllis Johncox, Clara Huber, Helen Nedrow, Evelyn Fink, Phyllis Rick, Ruth Ander- son. Second row: Mabel Pritchard, Constance Sherson, Vera Galloway, Verdis Miller, Irma Belisle, Roberta Hartley, Virginia Cornell, Doris Kunzman, Ardell Olson, Ruth Mahoney. Third row: Helen Maas, Lester Campbell, Lissa Drowley, Elaine Ausve, Barbara Custer, Joan Chandler, Marjorie Ostertag, Helen Rine, Dorothy Munro, Mrs. Hughes. Fourth row: Alvah Welch, Earl Lighthill, Don Jones, Bill Smith, Glenn Hutchi- son, David Hutchison, Jim Hayes, Clara Sales. Fifth row: Vernon Anderson, Frank Sol- berg, Warren Harlan, Bob Bacon, Gerald Linn, Bob Edgerton, Dorothy Edgerton. Others: Marie Olson, Ann Bernasky, Margaret Johnson, Bill Ohlemeyer, Harry Morrow. The Locker Monitors, stationed in various parts of the building each period of the day, are in charge of the lockers during school hours. When one wishes to open his locker while school is in session, he must secure a locker permit from a teacher and present it to the Locker Monitor. Locker Lieutenants check the station at the beginning of the peri- ods and collect the locker permits at the end of each period. Yf' I ALKI-1940 1, V f 1 1 1 fl' 'il' x 61:37 6 I1 gqll:l ' ll , I, f WI'--.1 'I 0 ll l' ll N 'll l sa up-,.-...I Q pg 4 -.,:-::.s 95 3 1 115:5- 0 Pg feiise? 6,1 32, ?i5:-- 451 jig WEEE-e 1 ug Ma. fb- .If nn. ,KL fm- 'Il ng -4- I- I 70 ACTIVITIES 1, I 1. ,,:' I 'QA is-Fd P f r Ai Eu, A - A, ,Q u p 'J I Q? g A 'NS A1 ' 'Wm lk ' ' 'S 'W H bib li f I rv' lb 'I I' . 'I F! ! 01 L' 5.6. 'pq 'gf ! 'll L 80' , -55,5 f u f I 4 f I.. M if ff iz: - 4' 4- 4 T . 4 fr, LETTERMEN'S CLUB Ken Jac0bson ,,,,,,.,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , President Harvey Hutton ......,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary Francis Mortek ,,7,,, , ,77, Vice President Doug Rich . , ,,,.,,7,7..., Sergeaiit-at-Arms Mr. Marshall Shields ,,,,,, .. ,,7,,,,,,,,, Adviser First row: Charles Furno, Verman Mayes, Charles Stecher, Harvey Hutton, Frances Mortek, Kenneth Jacobson, Joe Willson, Paul Gomulkiewicz, Merton Sullivan, Frank Thomlinson, Mel Broberg, Doug Rich, Bob Wilson. Second row: Ernest Hoff, Elmer White, Jim Johnson, Jack Morris, Herbert Lawrence, Frank Mohns, Bert Allinger, Richard Watson, David Keller, Fred Provo. Third row: Bob Burns, Bob Boettcher, Charles Burchiield, Daryl Dietrich, James Irving, Bob Dungan, Weaver Bickle, Jack Barnes, Mr. Shields. Others: Dale Prutzman, Lester White, Bud Belisle. Boys who have earned a major letter and who are selected by the Student Council on recommendation of Coach Shields, belong to the Lettermen's Club. They give the Hard Times Dance, turning the gymnasium for that occasion into a picturesque barn. COSTUME COMMITTEE Helen Maas, Dorothy Zinn .. Co-Chairman Miss Beulah Porter ,,,,.,,,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,, Adviser Left to right: Dorothy Zinn, Helen Maas, Louise Kaiser, Miss Porter, Ann Craig, Roberta Hartley, Jean Munroe, Vera Strunk. The girls on the Costume Committee and Miss Porter, their adviser, make costumes for school performances and take care of football and basketball suits. Each year the committee alters choir robes and band uniforms to fit the students. This year they made covers for the band instruments besides. MAKE-UP CLUB . FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Dale Cone ...,,,.. ,.., . .,,,,,,,,., ..,. P 1 'esideiit Vera Galloway ,,...,.,.,,,.,.,....... ..., P resident Elinor Root ...,...,..,,, ,..,.. V ice President Freda Dunn .,.,....,..,.....,,, Vice President Vera Galloway ,,,..... Secretary-T1'easw'er Elinor Root .......,,,,, Secretary-T1'edsm'e'r Janice Miller ..., ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, L ibrarian Helen Martin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Librariaii Helen Martin ,,,., ..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, C ustodicm Helen Maxim ,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Custodian Miss Evans , ,,,,,, . ,,,, . Adviser First row: Miss Evans, Eileen Ehrlich, Wilma Hardesty, Helen Maxim, Eleanor Root, Helen Martin, Freda Dunn. Second row: Doris Strand, Clarine Van Atta, Nadine Wells, Myrtle Aldrich, Vera Galloway, Janice Miller. Others: Dale Cone, Lillian Howe, Raymond McCall. The members of the Make-up Club study various characters and use their skill in making up students for special programs, Senior Play, and assemblies. They also assist with make-up for other performances outside of school such as the Kiwanis Show and the grade school performances. Their biggest job of the year is the make-up for the Vodvil. BUSINESS STAFF Ed Rice e . .... Business Manager Mr. W. H. Conover, Miss Laura Ruggless .. . ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Advisers First row: Lillian Howe, Tomo Kosobayashi, Marian Kindsfather, Louise Krom- minga, Dorothy Kesler, Dorothy Keiner, Gwendolyn Owens, Phyllis Jean Conover. Second row: Marx Meyer, Bob Roesler, Woody Cooper, Bill Ohlemeyer, Ed Rice, Archie Brusch, Bob Ritchie. Third row: Bill Smith, Don Shaw, Ralph Heller, Daryl Dietrich, Don Hinds, Lowell Suttertield, Mr. Conover. The Business Staff assistants sell and take tickets for major performances, various athletic games, pay assemblies, and act as doormen at the regular assemblies. They also manage the sale of Student Body Tickets. I if' 2 Aj, '4 I fl' 1 I fi 4 ff. an ii . 1- SKB 0 4 J -4 1 J 4 f' Q, gag ,gag , Ill' 'ZA' vida' 5 ' f I lu!! 6 H llli' Q f Buell' ,I la , I1 'gi Il Il fr B I 1 ls uh F' - l lib 'IP - l it .P . 72 ACTIVITIES 1 Y 4 1 , . , f' Y , 7 , ' , 4 f It I ani 3 lllll 0 lg 'lui' , 6, iq 'llnl' , I STAGE CREW Harvey Hutton ,,,,,,.,,,, .. . Stage Manager Don Stonehouse . , . Head Electrician Mr. Earl Wooster ,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,, ,,,, . . Adviser The Stage Crew has helped build settings and create lighting eifects for the Vodvil, Senior Play, Kiwanis Show, and many school assemblies, such as the G.A.A., Alki, Boys' League, Girls' League, Senior, Triad, and Foreign Language. Besides these, the Stage Crew operated the movie machine for the movies that were presented during the noon hour. Their last duty of the year is to build the stage seating for Commencement. First row: Dale Prutzman, Harvey Hutton, Richard Scheetz, Joe Willson, Donald Stonehouse, Manuel Helm, Mr. Wooster. Second row: Bill Gregory, Ted Reder, Harold Leaf, Curt Sample, Lowell Suttertield, Paul Gomulkiewicz. DEBATE Miss MacDonald ,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,, . . Adviser FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Earl Lighthill ,,,,,, . . .. President Enid Williams ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. P resident Nadine Wells ,,.,.., . .. Vice President Earl Lighthill ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, V ice President Enid Williams ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,, .. Secretary Nadine Wells ,,,,.i,,...,,....,...,,,..,.., .Secretary Bill Smith ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Critic Barbara Morehouse .,,....,... ., .,,,,.,,,,,,.,,, Critic Students who are interested in debate formed the new Debate Club this year. The members meet after school once a week when they engage in debate or work on the tone quality of their voices. First row: Miss MacDonald, Charles Weill, Nadine Wells. Barbara Morehouse, Enid Williams, Doris Strand. Second row: Wilma Bjork, Bill Maxon, Otto Wheeler, Earl Lighthill. LIBRARIANS Mrs. Edda McCordic ................. . .... Adviser The Library Assistants work at scheduled periods under the direction of Mrs. McCordic, Librarian. They check books and magazines in and out, do cataloging, issue texts to all classes, and keep the library attractive. In addition they also write fine and overduebo-ok notices, do mending, and help varnish all books to protect the covers and keep them clean. First row: Thelma Wellman, Ruby Ono, D-olores Hull, Louise Kellis, Helen Jacobson, Elaine Cornell, Mavis Boyer, Lucille Sullivan, Caryl Hewitt. Second row: Mildred Har- mala, E'nid Williams, Mrs. McCordic, Barbara Morehouse, Bob Finley, Robert Edgerton, Harvey Giffin, Dorothy Edgerton, Laura Beall. Others: Maxine Wilson. I TRIADS Miss Pearl Hall .............. ........ , Adviser FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Elaine Eberle .,...,..... ......, , . .. President Irvin Jolliver .......... ....,.............. P resident Woody Cooper ...,.,, ..,,., , Vice President Relf Case .. ....,..... .... V ice President Josephine Nickerson .......... , ........ Secretary Nell Kneeland ........................... Secretary Elaine Eberle ...........,............ Log Reporter Relf Case . ,..... ........................ L og Reporter The Triad Club is made up of a group of students who have organized so that they may have opportunities for varied experiences in the field of art. Greater freedom 'than in class work and association of those having similar contacts and interests make possible the development of a rich understanding of art. First row: Kady Yamanishi, Virginia Palmer, Carol Chapman, Joyce Barnes, Gene Bullock, Bill Johncox, Billie Jean Marteeny, Marion Swayze, Jean Hazelwood, Eleanor Tower, Marie Christianson. Second row: Mary Whitehead, Bettie Rose Salvagno, Kath- erine Habich, Relf Case, Earl Gray, Donald Morey, DickWilson, LeRoy Drake, Nell-Marie Kneeland, Josephine Nickerson. Third row: Miss Hall, Anita Mathson, Elaine Eberle, Doris Brown, Eleanor Geidl, Evelyn Pepper, Clyde Soha, Shirley Bunnell, Cecille Ricketts, Phyllis Evans. Fourth row: Betty De Young, Richard Norwood, Harold Price, Woody Cooper, Irvin Jolliver, Betty Stonehouse, Eudora Mae Rine, Joy Snyder. Fifth row: El- mer White, Lewis Grant, Warren Harlan, Duane Hall, Daryl Dietrich, Jennylyn Douty, Marcile Hastings, Pearl Elliott. 1 ,,' I sl s IN, si! gb sgqw X. S D C, qgg :::' ' xi 0.34 ,:::f ALKI-1940 I S-4 1'- ? 1 2 5 sgnw Dv' sq' A e-- Cf 6 90- e-- win- s 7 llll' l f I ll I ll lgl 5 3W::::.-i 5 avi?-1!:.' s ,, 5 hun... Q xO, w.'l,n:..:.f bf P1 M , k J J 1 J 4 A J jim li.: v ii . 'Q' FQ 1 N ' ii ' ' 's J? '55 ir W F . 4 If x :. ,yt .. 1 x 1, t M l I ' 4 L I , I I as ::::.-? ' 74 ACTIVITIES .ALZH 's' QL 'AP' YL 1iK2 rf:- 'lw 'I :L li? I - ALKI PRINTERS Bernard Tibbetts ,,,,,,,, . Printing Director Mr. David Miller ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Adviser Bob Skar .. . . ,7,7.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, A ssist-ant First row: Richard Crouch, Archie Brusch, Robert Ritchie, Phil Sorensen, Bernard Tibbetts, Mr. Miller. Second row: Vernon Enger, Bruce Beard, Bob Kemp, Stacy Millar, Carl Duchek, Bob Skar. The Alki Printers are the boys almost proficient in printing who work during their printing periods and after school so that the Alki may be printed on schedule. They handle all the mechanics of producing thc Alki, such as operating the linotype and feeding the cylinder. lt is largely due to their ethcient help that the Alki can be given to those holding Student Body Tickets. ALKI STAFF Miss Ella Wintler, Mr. D. G. Miller .. .... ......, A dvisers - Dale Prutzman, Jack Barnes, Phyllis Jean Conover, Betty De Young ' . .. .... ......... I izterscholastic Athletics .. ......... ...................... . Co-Editors Josephine Nickerson .. .. . Staff Artist Ann Craig ........., ................ G irls' .Athletics Maxine Barbeau ,..... ....... A dvisory Group Enid Williams ................ School Calendar Evelyn Fanning ............... .... , Iimior Editor Lorraine Berger ..... , .................... Typist Patricia Hipskind .... ., Sophomore Editor Dorothy Keiner ..... .............. . Typist Kalmon Greene ............ Freshmowi Editor Dorothy Kesler .............. , .............., , Typist Ed Sykes ...... ....... ........... . O rganizations Bernard Tibbetts ,..... Printing Director Daryl Dietrich ....... ......... ......... I 7 ietiires Marx Meyer ................ Business Manager Dorothy Hart .. ....... Music and Drumatics Don Shaw .. . Assistant Business Manager First row: Lorraine Berger, Maxine Barbeau, Dorothy Hart, Dorothy Keiner, Betty De Young, Dorothy Kesler, Ann Craig, Phyllis Jean Conover, Evelyn Fanning. Second row: Mr. Miller, Enid Williams, Bernard Tibbetts, Bob Sandifur, Don Shaw, Daryl Dietrich, Ed Sykes, Josephine Nickerson, Pat Hipskind, Marx Meyer, Miss Wintler. Others: Jack Barnes, Kalmon Greene. INKIFINGERS and OUILL AND SCROLL Mrs. Powers ......,.,..,.... Irikifiiigers Adviser Miss Hu1'd ...... Quill and Scroll Adviser The Inkifingers is an organization of students who are interested in self-inspired writing. To each meeting they bring original verses, essays or short stories for criticism. Contributions considered good enough are sent to various contests. This spring a poem by Peggy Gaiser appeared in West Winds, a Northwest high school anthology. First row: Peggy Gaiser, Lila Lee, Enid Williams, Elaine Eberle, Wilma Shafer, Lillian Howe. Second row: Mrs. Powers, Florence Jacobson, Barbara Fleischman, Pat Hipskind. Journalism students who have had one hundred published column inches in the school paper and whose work has been approved by national ohicials of the Quill and Scroll may become members of the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. LOG STAFF Miss Blanche Hurd, Mr. D. G. Miller ..... . ........ Advisers Wilma Shaffer ............... ..,.. C o-Editor Barbara Fleischman ................ Co-Editor First row: May Lighthill, Frances Smiley, Nancy Davis, Letha Gunz, Harriett Clow, Lorraine Berger, Mildred Grant, Lois Kuhn, Lillian Howe, Agnes Schlecht. Second row: Mr. Miller, Bernadine Stack, Elaine Eberle, Pat Hipskind, Lola Pickett, Virginia Soren- sen, Barbara Custer, Robert Ritchie, Mel Broberg, Barbara Fleischman, Wilma Shaifer, Winifred Graue. Third row: Richard Crouch, Bernard Tibbetts, Kenneth Prager, Bruce Beard, Stacy Millar, Dennis Lane, Ed Wells, Herbert Tutherly, Phil Sorensen, Bob Skar. Fourth row: Gustie Dokos, Carl Duchck, Harvey Hutton, Hugh Conway, Bill Fell, Bob Neirton, Bob Kemp, Donald Stonehouse, George Dokos, Miss Hurd. Others: Dile Prutzman. The Columbia Log is one of the few student-printed bi-weekly school papers in the State. The journalism class and editorial staff write the articles, while the printing de- partment makes up the paper and prints it. The Log, which is entirely supported by adver- tising, helps to pay for the printing equipment. Every student, and there are over one thousand, receives a free copy. ALKI-1940 , 7 yt' , 1 ff' F if 2 A I5 4 I5 9 fl ' 5 . 3'1' ' si - QQ, S 'fab' fc 'Ps fwffiiziv W? 02115:-iv 6 -' W72m9s lgvg fowl-:::'P I 4 femssget '18 44:-fifsrl-at I I 19 fa: 5 - f -sa fe v-- - if-4. i.-. 76 ACTIVITIES Q.. I 1 HAIL TO THE VARSITY Hail to the Varsity! Cheer them along the way. Onward to victory, may they win again today! W e'll give a cheer for the varsity, Long may they reign supreme. Shout ,till the echoes ring For the glory of our team. l 1 y ALKI-1940 I' Y I1 Q gf fx S IN, sileaeq, sgnw X, s nv S A ,y, ssl 4 -' 5? H-V ' vs l ' V 1 yr 4 ' k 4 I ' r . Q It 1 4 It IQ IU a 7 5 4. 'gl .,. -Q? 5 he IA Q . ' f .Q I 4fIi::iy 1 ..' Hlliii- fy Q gm? s 'V ,f ::' , ' 5 , ' ':: ' ::-' 1.5 71:1 ff!! . 5 I he ma g 'ug 5,4 F. i l ' fr, V 45511 f-f .EL 78 .1 gl' I Cf! 'Am Fifi?-7j IL 1 l f P L Music ALKI-1940 MR. WALLACE H. HANNAH Mr. Hannah, Supervisor of Public School Music, has been able, through most capable leadership, to develop excellent musical organizations in Vancouver High School. He has won many friends through his cheerful- ncss, good humor and perseverance during strenuous practices. Because of his personal qualities and musical ability, Mr. Hannah is an inspiration to every music student,whether in the Band, the Orchestra,or the Choir. Vancouver is truly proud of her able music director. MR. JOHN R. MONROE Mr. Monroe has been the Director of the Vancouver High School Orchestra and of the Sophomore Girls' Glee Club. He has made his excellent leadership apparent in the progress attained by these organizations this past year. Vancouver High School regrets that Mr. Monroe has accepted another position, and wishes him every success in his future career. RUTH ALLEN SMITH Mrs. Smith has been General Chairman for Van- couver High School's most spectacular annual show, the Vodvil. She has through her management and vision attained almost professional results and has made each new Vodvil outstanding. The 1940 Vodvil exceeded all previous Vodvils in the amount of money taken in and more people attended it than ever before. MISS LILLIAN KING Miss Lillian King, Chairman of the Assembly Com- mittee and Dramatic Coach, has been the director of two dramatic productions, t'Make Room for Rodney, a one- act play in the Vodvil, and 'tJune Mad, the Senior Play. With her dramatic ability and friendliness, Miss King is able to give invaluable instruction to her students in public speaking and drama and to put on productions approaching professional standards. vii 1,6 SX, 11, ,Yi ,4 ff 2 f A 4 f it f f f 5 in 5 iw I n up if WE 66 6iip qfoaiigl' 0 iii' Q 5 r ' 5 4 v an '. 'ur n x 'gig .. ', 9 0 ll ,l::: 5 Q 'll lg.. ' Q, Qlusiisa-f xg ,Q'::gi--:-f 0 RQ .g::ii251:f' Q an i ll -- 0 rw 7' vw. of' ly fm Q 5 Eu' np ' 7 - ' V94 ,QM 6 'dpi' ix I O: 1 la, ' , I , ul x l I .M l,v- 'u if IH J 1 A 1.73 Q Wh Q A fi MUSIC AND DRAMATICS BAND t'Superior Rating .. ,,,,,, .. .. . ,,,,,,,,,,, Southwest Washington Music Conipctition Festival Mr. Wallace H. Hannah , . ,,,, Director First row: Madge Cornelius, June Cornelius, Colleen Gettman. Second row: Otto Wheeler, Jerry Sherson, Bud Olson, Pat Griffin, Lucile Laws, Mel Broberg, Bill Andrews, Barbara Froom, David Keller, l-'at Bone, James Kern, Ted Reder, Robert Harter, Willard Brouhard. Third row: Bob Hodgson, Gordon Cook, Bob Sandifur, Evelyn Desler, Elaine Sugg, Herbert Nunn, Don Ashley, Dorothy Johnson, Bob Carlile, Eugene Shirk, Ralph Conway, Nancy McMullen, Marjorie Morehouse. Fourth row: Georgia Stack, Glenn Light, Junior Green, Fred Purvis, Dick Johnston, Nelson Vaughn, Kalmon Greene, Glenn Dallas, Dian Ross, Alice Boss, Nancy Hogg, Evelyn Carlson. Fifth row: Norma Carson, Gloria Kelso, Edith Babcock, Louise Riem. Loren Young, Jim Craig, Patricia Castle, Jerry Wet- zel, John Baumeister, Frank Maish, VVarren Nelson, Herb Sugg. Sixth row: Otto Dubi, Dan Crowley, Claude Douty, Frank Macchione, Spencer Hogg, Bob Dungan, Stan Wood, Bernadine Stack, Clarence Root, Bob Finley, Barbara Custer, Mr. Hannah. Seventh row: Betty Kirk, Richard Leach, Lester Gussey, Wayne Leigh, David Shields, Kenneth Prager, Dick Vetsch, Dick Scheetz, Ralph Heller. Others: Jerry Anderson, Bill Bailey, Jack Woolf, Donovan Jahnke. CHOlR Excellent'l Rating .. .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. Southwest Washington Music Competition Festival Mr. Wallace H. Hannah ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Director First row: Caroline Gooding, Barbara Morehouse, Iris Batty, Francis Lieser, Georgia Christenson, Virginia Falander, Ruby Clements, Margaret Kern, Marilyn Kern. Second row: Maxine Hines, Enid Williams, Naomi Parcel, Delia Zinn, Jean Fries, Dorothy Kesler, Dorothy Hart, Margery Olson, Jean Keller, Dorothy Drew. Third row: Neoma Ballard, Shirley Mills, Hazel Page, Lorraine Berger, Josephine Nickerson, Janet Dye, Ruby Beatty, Maxine Maas, Wilma Shaffer, Janice Miller, Virginia Sorensen. Fourth row: Eileen Todd, Mr. Hannah, Dorothy Myll, Jim Johnson, Don Morey, Frank Thomlin- son, Bill Maxon, Kenneth Lorentz, Irvin Jolliver, Vernon Hinchsliff, Kempton Berdinner, Phyllis Johncox, Shirley Bunnell. Fifth row: Jim DeLong, Clifford Clarke, Jim Bennett, John Peters, Clarence Ecklund, Bob Gufnette, Jerome Brislawn, Bill Weigel, Ray White, Bill Smith, Bruce Beard, Ernest Hoff. Others: Jerry Anderson, Colin Dykeman, Richard Fauble, Newel Howard, Avis Jones, Clyde Nickerson, Dina Jean Purdy, Tommy Toy. ORCHESTRA Superior Rating. . ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, . Southwest Washington Music Comyaetition Festival Mr. John R. Monroe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. . ,,,, .. Directm' First row: Patricia Bone, Barbara Froom, Bill Andrews, David Keller. Second row: Levonne Bruch, Maxine Wilcox, Betty MacComber, Shirley Ann Jordan, Jean Endicott, Jean Ward, Louise Sparks, Lila Lee, Roberta Crawford, Marie Doninger, Ardell Olson, Betty Jones, Jerry Sherson. Third row: Cecil Deming, Elaine Sugg, Evelyn Desler, Dorothy Johnson, Roberta Vernon, Eva Beatty, Irma Belisle, Lucile Laws, Otto Wheeler, Pat Gritfin, Arlyn Olson. Fourth row: Robert Abrahamson, Nelson Vaughn, Loren Young, Jim Craig, Patricia Castle, Barbara Custer, Herb Sugg, Claude Douty, Gloria Kelso, Nor'ma Carson, Mr. Monroe. Fifth row: Darrell Stotts, Junior Green, Georgia Stack, Betty Kirk, David Shields. Ralph Heller, Bob Hodgson, Gordon Cook. Others: .Lerrv Anderson, Maxine Stevens, Flora Rine, Donna Kennedy, Ethel Peltier, Mel Broberg, ill Elliott. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Goodl' Rating .... .................... . Southwest Washington Music Competition Festival lVlr. John R. Monroe .. . ....... Director Ruby Keiser . .. . Acconiyianist First row: Georgia Edwards, Wilma Pounds, Peggy Collins, Virginia Hundley, Mar- guerite Peppel, Jean Paeth, Helen Goddard, Dorothy Northup, A1'dell Olson, Yvonne Tena, Sara Dean. Second row: Gertrude Johns, Margery Bleth, Sarahlou Patch, Harriet Quatier, Quindaro Hatch, Geraldine Volker, Janeth Scott, Dorothy Patjens, Katherine Allison, Gloria Newall, Helen Albertson. Third row: Arline Carter, Norynne Grams, Lucile Laws, Lorraine Rosen. Katherine Hulse, Priscilla Johnston, Velma Wheeler, Wilma VVark, Helen Haley, Carol Poe, Gwen Shaffer, Peggy Gaiser, Charlotte Rose, GIRLS' SEXTETTE EXcellentl' Rating' .. . .,...,.,..,,,..... .. .. . Southwest Washington Music Competition Festival Phyllis Jean Conover, accompanist, won SuperiorH rating in the Piano Solo Contest. Left to right: Marilyn Kern, Eileen Todd, Shirley Mills, Neoma Ballard, Dorothy Hart, Dorothy Drew. Dorothy Rosen, Doris Whearty. vp' K ALKI-1940 fss... if 5.,,.K,, s . f 7 .f s.- 3 in 9 A ' C, I 4. 411158 f :flint Hair Q! 915 , Qplhzi ' 'ii' . 5515555 'ii s 15:55, ll lll , Q f ll 41-2-1 5 '::' SNS, wfiifsui f ,lf 'xg Qllig. :af W QEIESJU 0 ','I I 'I ' I ll ,I ' u.,v ll 1 Iii 1 .1 3 ,ha 16- 'll 55, IL up 'll ng. VL In . MUSIC so b 11, I je' ,4 5.5! ij Q E! J 1 ll Z A 'J ' ,b . .-. fe, s i fs- f' 5 r ' ' 1 x ,V ll lb f 5 f 4 ' , 4 4, till sl' fn .2 ,I s ,Si ' 1:1 'Zi , gy ' 0 r ' x Q f r lil' MIL' 'div W . X' 1 '-. 1 1 HONOR DRAMATIC SOCIETY The faculty committee composed of Mr. DeYoung, Miss von Berg, Miss Pearl Hall and Mrs. Powers, awards membership in the Honor Dramatic Society to those students who have shown unusual dramatic ability or who have designed and constructed stage settings and lighting effects. Ten students received the honor in 1939-40. First row: June Cornelius, Miss King, Relf Case, Imogene Albertson, Irvin Jolliver, Bartara Fleischman, Elaine Eberle, Lillian Howe. Second row: Mrs. Powers, Miss Hall, Mr. DeYoung, Miss von Berg, Harvey Gitfin, Don Morey, Andrew Stevenson. SENIOR PLAY JUNE MAD Miss Lillian King . ..... ,. .. Coach Helen Johnston Barber ,. Head Adviser June Mad, a comedy written by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements, was first produced on February 28, 1939, in Hollywood. The plot deals mostly with boys and girls of high school and college age and with their many condicting, serious and humorous problems. CHARACTERS Penny Wood ..,.,, ,... ..... L illian Howe G. Mervyn Roberts ..... . , Colin Dykeman Chuck Harris ....... . ...... ...... B ill Kraus Roger Van Vleck ....... ......,. B ob Green Mrs. Wood .. ...... ..... B arbara Fleischman MV. Harris ....... .... . ..... F rank Mohns Elmer Tuttle .... ...... . ...,. . Dennis Lane Shirley Wentworth ..,. .. . Enid Williams Dr. Wood ...... .. ........,.. . Bill Smith Ralph Wentworth ..... .. .... . . Cecil Poli' Effie .. . ...... ........ ,.... . I nez Baslee Julie Harris . , ...... ..... , Letha Gunz Milly Lou ,... . ...,... ..,.,. S hirley Hutchison Miss Blackrner ..., .,., I mogene Albertson Production Staff: Nell-Marie Kneeland, Costumesg Georgia Bursch, Properties: Ed Ri-ce, Businessg Daryl Dietrich, Stageg Elaine Eberle, Advertising. First row: Shirley Hutchison, Elaine Eberle, Nell-Marie Kneeland, Barbara Fleisch- man, Cecil Poff, Imogene Albertson, Enid Williams, Letha Gunz, Georgia Bursch, Lillian Howe. Second 1'ow: Dennis Lane. Colin Dykennan, Bob Green, Bill Kraus, Warren Grams, Frank Mohns, Daryl Dietrich, Ed Rice, Mrs. Barber, Miss King. VODVIL Ruth Allen Smith ..... General Manager Being divided into two parts, Modern Timesu and the 'tDays of Forty-ninef' this year's Vodvil was acclaimed as one of the best Vancouver High School has ever pre- sented. The curtain was opened on the boys' swing band, seated in a huge bowl, playing several popul-ir selections. Following a clever tap routine and the Jitterbugs, an all girls dance band and the Girls' Sextette appeared under efective lights. Make Room for Rodney, a humorous and well-dramatized one-act play was next. After the impressive ballet dance, a quiz was presented, enabling the audience to test their knowledge. The remaining act took place in the days of forty-nine in a tavern, where there was a floor show of acrobats, unicyclists, singers, a band and a ballet. PRODUCTION STAFF First row: Dorothy Zinn, Costumesg Nell-Marie Kneeland, Design, Tomo Kosobay- ashi, Student Chairman, Jane Sparks, Publicity, Irvin Jolliver, Art and Stage, Relf Case. Stageg Douglas Ackley, Call Boy: Jack Capers, stage. Second row: Mrs. Smith, Coordinator, Betty De Young, Stage, Phil Sorensen, Art, Ed Rice, Business: Coburn Ackley, Stage: Warren Grams, Constructiong Harvey Hutton, Stage Crew, Don Stone- house. Electrician. Third row: Margaret Kern, Stenographyg Bernadine Imdieke, Prop- erty, Daryl Dietrich, Stage, Margery Olson, Stenography. DANCE OF THE FROZEN NORTH Featuring three graceful soloists in a sleigh drawn by dancing reindeer, the Dance of the Frozen North was probably the most spectacular act in the Vodvil. Much applause greeted the originality of the dance and the effective lighting on the satin Costumes. First row: Margery Bleth, Eleanor, Carr, Bonnie Payne, Carol Chapman, Lorraine Berger, Helen Rine, Betty Jones, Marianna McKenney, Roses Reynolds. Second row: Charlotte West, Madge Cornelius, Bernice Raetz, June Cornelius, Mary Mills, Bette Manary. ALKI-1940 1 -f Y' f fe W f U.. If .r . 1 . fn A, Na 'P ew ,gg N.. H 9 g ,x-I SM I :glial f ,fini 'naar Q! U, I ,fllll 3 I 111:11 'li 'qlun 'QS 6 .wniigill fkg , 'H?5::. I 'QQ , 54:2 9 '4:Sii i ' l Wt WEE- 'ii' ' X3 4:i55l ' I 1 ah f f 7' af f' 4, f IL T' bi -L 37.4 -:IL bg PL T S2 DRAMATICS 4 - 7? Q ' - f , Q is .,,. J J J ,Qs f s w .. J F I I 'x ,ff lip? ,Q N 42, fig, me .sez tu I. C OM E, TRAPPERS Come, Trappers, down the held, Fight for Coach Shields, Fight with a spirit newfohf Fight for all the gang behind you. Fight for your colors bright, For red and white. Chalk up another point for W6,I'6 behind you, 1167675 to help the score ALKI-1940 t for Yf l , - t Q7 1 f 4 V Q 17 l ,X S 4!Si.0a, S5,f!S .ef 5 ,qv U C illll' , I. u, If N qu: r r ,'q la 0.1 Q 014 : I T4 -:EES-' ' ! X21 viii- 2-' ia' 'M 'SEEEI'--' I f 1 5,1 1 P , , I . 4 J 4 1 J 4 'J . , 5 ' Zur Ifp5ll5 l Vi -I ' L 10111. ' 1 1. CC .,- lt .. 3, t ,. , ,:f,, 3, 1. , , Zzq 93952552 Z,0s fwfffggh? Ollbg NMf::g555, 0 5 If 'Lf 11 f 1 ' 'll , , 01 lqf Q, lj , f . qu I., 'I' 'q' ll' i' . g , Q 4 f BLM- 'lv' YL ba..1.e. 'Aw E.. mg A nv I 84 ATHLETICS z X 1 ' V' . M In - 41 , x x- K , X 2' I ,- f ' ...-.X far, ex sf' K....,.,- V 1 L, B'T ' f - D -spur, - l l 1 ' ALKI-1940 A rr. V- ! 1- 747' I1 I 3 Q If Q f Q ff f gsm egbfitsqiltxz R va!! Q ,I-, ,aiiur f.,, ,?I:'ii'3 ff , ollmlg QIP5 fc'l1':55i', 'fgliy ,o?11':5':v. Oiiy n?W5:gs, , 1 ,ww MQ' gl gi -.ze-f I by ,gg v-...- , ,gl gg -leaf I WHHH f 'Q WM 4 3LQ.g..g,,. , , ,kW. ,, ,,,,, K- Y ., , .K ALKI-1940 MR. MARSHALL SHIELDS During the three years I have known Coach Shields he has been interested in the boys who play for him, in their success not only as a team but as individuals. He has been a true friend and an inspiration to everyone. He has developed football and basketball teams which have consistently placed high in Southwest Wash- ington Conference standings. -Jack Barnes MR. CECIL TUTTLE The B Football Squad app1'eciates what their coach, Mr. Tuttle, has done for them. He has trained twenty-five or thirty boys who othcrwise would not have had a chance to make the Varsity. He coached the squad through a full season of eight games against other high schools in the County. Those of us who like to play football are looking forward to having him coach us again. -Everett DeLong MR. WALTER KASTNER Mr. Kastner, a leader of athletics, coached the B Basketball Squad which made a very creditable showing against other high schools in the County. He also in- structed the boxers and wrestlers for the Annual Boys' League Smoker. Mr. Kastner, a new instructor in mathematics on the Vancouver High School Faculty, is noted for his cheer- fulness and friendliness among the students who enjoy working under him. -Eugene French MR. CARL GUSTAFSON We enjoy working with our track coach, Mr. Gustaf- son. All think well of him and find it easy to make friends with him. He is always interested in working with his students and patiently tries to improve their form. We feel that enough credit cannot be given to him, for this year he has produced a track team which is said to be one of the finest that Vancouver High School has ever had. -Herbert Lawrence 5 , 11, - y' ,E 5-P' 1' - rj I f f T if U ll 1 ,Ill I ll I 4. ullllf I ., lflflil, ofilillv Cr! 'lgr 4 Iii: i 'gp WEE 'if Q QT I Q ,9g.fvfI::!! I Q 4 51-:5:,f qs 5.5-Eflfa W ill-15:-I 41 'll Jr: 7 bl :ij '5l!5 ng 16- .ll up fl! I 1 I 3 J J .va 4 5 1 , Qs C 5 1' WZ.. 'E' ' ' 5 1 ' .IP rv p Q 'T I r ' S Q: ' .3 L' in 7 -uae 02' .n 46: 'ji' i lu f I 1 ! 4' , f an 'gdb' ff '5 In mb -0 ill 1.24 l ia p H ATHLETICS 87 Football They don't come back, is an old axiom of the sports world, however, this cannot be .said of Vancouver's 1939 football squad. After a somewhat dismal beginning, losing to Jefferson, Grant and Longview, they did make a come-back winning seven and tying one. The Trappers placed just one point behind Kelso and Longview in the Southwest Washington league standing. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN , First row: Bert Allinger, Jack Barnes Qlnspiration Manl, Bud Belisle, Weaver Bickle, Bob Boettcher. Second Row: Chuck Burchfield, Bob Dungan, Chuck Furno, Paul Gomulkiewicz, Ernie Hoff. Third Row: Harvey Hutton, Jim Irving, Ken Jacobson, fCaptainl, Jim Johnson, Dave Keller. Fourth Row: Wayne Leigh, Jack Morris, Fred Provo, Dale Prutzman, Merton Sullivan. Fifth Row: Frank Tomlinson, Dick Watson, Joe Willson, Bob Wilson, Lester White, Daryl Dietrich fManager5. VANCOUVER 6-LONGVIEW 38 Traveling to Longview for their first conference game, the Trappers were crushed 38-6 by a superior Lumberjack eleven. A pass to Jimmy Johnson and a run by Bob Wilson netted the Trapper tally. VANCOUVER 27-ABERDEEN 0 The fighting Trappers, revenging almost ten years of defeat, skinned the Bobcats of Aberdeen 27-0. Jimmy Johnson scored six points on an end-around, and Fred Provo and Lester White scored the last two touchdowns on line plunges. VANCOUVER 38-CENTRALIA 0 Loosing an avalanche of scores the Red and White team came into its own, October 20, drubbing the Centralia team 38-0. The Tigers were no match for the Trappers, the varsity scoring three touchdowns in the first seven plays. The entire team played well, but showing up especially was Lewis Grant, freshman substitute back, with several nice runs. VANCOUVER 38-OLYMPIA 0 By the now familiar score of 38-0 Vancouver trounced the Olympia High Bears, October 27, on the Trapper grass. Trapper heroes were Joe Willson, Fred Provo, Bob Wilson, Ernest Hoff, Bud Belisle and Paul Gomulkiewicz for their offensive play. Joe Willson averaged 12.2 yards each time he carried the ball, and Lewis Grant averaged 13.3. VANCOUVER 0-HOQUIAM 0 In a game distinguished by the stubborn defensive playing of both teams, the Trap- pers were held to a scoreless tie by Hoquiam. Each team threatened once. Provo almost got away, only to be stopped by Hoquiam's safety. A series of passes was stopped when Burchfield intercepted. ' VANCOUVER 19-KELSO 13 The biggest upset of the season came, when before a record crowd of 5,000 persons, the unpredictable Trappers playedinspired ball to hand Kelso her only defeat of the season. After six minutes of play Joe Willson plowed over for the initial touchdown. Passes to Furno and Provo provided the Trapper's final scores. VANCOUVER 25-CHEHALIS 0 In a night game played in Chehalis the Trap gridders downed a Chehalis Bear- cat team 25-0. Held to a 6-0 score in the first half, the Trappers turned on the heat in the second half to three more touchdowns. Highlight of the game was a beautiful run by Captain Kenny Jacobson. VANCOUVER 19-CAMAS 7 Adding the perfect climax to a successful season Vancouver's football team scored an impressive 19-7 victory over her always dangerous rival Camas. Bud Belisle caught a pass for the first score. Fred Provo plunged through the entire Camas team in a spec- tacular 85-yard run to goal. Joe Willson made the third score. ALKI-1940 88 ATHLETICS E BASKETBALL The 1939-40 Basketball Squad won third place in the Southwest Washington Con- ference. This season five boys played the greater part of every game: Charles Stecher, Captain, Frank Mohns, Inspiration Man, Jack Morris, Joe Willson, and Fred Provo. Others who won their letters on the squad were Mel Broberg, Verman Mayes, Bob Burns, and Elmer White. The team set their highest scoring pace when they beat Camas 53-30 in their last game. First row: Fred Provo, Charles Stecher, Frank Mohns, Jack Morris, Joe VVillson. Second row: Dale Prutzman, Mel Broberg, Bob Burns, Elmer White, Verman Mayes, Mr. Shields. Vancouver Longview 38 Vancouver 25 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Centralia 23 Vancouver Centralia 30 Vancouver 34 H Longview 42 Vancouver ,. Camas 42 Vancouver ,,,,, Kelso 34 Vancouver ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, K elso 26 Vancouver ,,r,. Chehalis 42 Vancouver Chehalis 45 Vancouver L Camas 30 TRACK First row: Doug Rich, Bob Hodgson, Frank Thomlinson, Chuck Furno, Bernard Thompson, Bill Bailey, Verman Mayes, Zelmar Payne, Don Jahnke, Manuel Helm, Walter Wilde, Mel Broberg, Fred Provo, Mr. Gustafson. Second Row: David Lusby, Joe Wilson, Dick Watson, Irwin Landerholm, Bob Carlile, Bert Allinger, Herb Lawrence, Jim Irving, Graydon Downing, David King, Andy Stevenson, Frank Lacke. Third row: Herb Nunn, Ted Froom, Jim Lawrence, Leon Jelsma, Charles Burchfield, Weaver Bickle, Ralph Horton, Forrest Hutton, Bob Stange, Bill Weigel, Alan Darling. Fourth row: Lester Campbell, Dick Johnson, Dick Woodworth, Wesley Poff, Jim Bennett, Bob Wilson, Gordon Cook, Earl Simpkins, Reuben Peterson, Ed Rice. Others: Glenn Fich, Willard Brouhard, David Keller, Bob Whisman. HILL MILITARY ACADEMY RELAYS-Ice Coliseum, Portland, March 29. Vancouver placed .second in competition with some twenty other teams in their division. The distance medley, composed of Lawrence, Rich, Wilde and Thompson, set a new record for this race. QUADRANGULAR MEET-Vancouver, April 5 Beaverton, Milwaukie and Washougal, the visiting teams, were defeated by the Trappers after a strong Trapper team had run up a total of 792 points. Wilde made the very good time of 2.04 :8 in the 880-yard run. CENTRALIA RELAYS-April 13 The Vancouver Trappers put their first claim on the Southwest Washington track title when they nosed out Stadium of Tacoma by a total of 33 points. TRIANGULAR MEET-Longview, April 27 The Triangular Meet was a warm-up meet with Longview and Kelso before the Longview Relays. Vancouver had a fourteen man team, but ran up such a score that no record was kept of the total points. LONGVIEW RELAYS-May 3 Vancouver set a new record in the 880-yard relay and the broad jump relay team. Provo, H. Lawrence, Stevenson, and King ran the 880-yard relay, while Furno, Watson, Carlile and Brouhard set a new record in the broad jump relay. ELIMINATION MEET-Longview, May 11 Running up a new record of S3 points, the Trappers won the undisputed Southwest Washington tra-ck championship. Outstanding contestants: Brouhard, 5 ft. 11 in., high jump, Wilde, 2.03:2, 880, Provo, King, Stevenson, H. Lawrence, the 880 relay team, a new unofficial record of 1.38:2g Watson, 21 ft. 6 in., broad jump. DISTRICT MEET-Olympia, May 18 STATE MEET-Pullman, May 25 Track lettermen: Allinger, Irving, Watson, H. Lawrence, King, Stevenson, Provo, Downing, Mayes, Thompson, Wilde, Payne, Broberg, Jahnke, Fitch and Furno, Minor lettermen: J. Lawrence, Thomlinson, Nunn, Lusby, Lackey and Woodworth. Manager lettermen: Rice, Peterson and Earl Simpson. ALKI-1940 'rf' pg S-KN llplllb 'H 'HHEIF 2' f Q Ihr 152 60 A. 9 il, 6 in ' 'X 'T we as 1. -::-'af 'half' 1 1 'lggi T I 1, ' JI.. ,I W, , If cl I1 If 4 l ,nh l. IL Km fl! 90 ATHLETICS v r . ff ', ' , ff .4 c , r, , fr 0 f Q ,.. t l I . i . O 'nn sv v . rl'-,I-D, . ' -r 11 1 '11 ' -- w .1 + 11 . - r 0 gl 4 ll r fl- ' s 1 U v 1 l i f S 'sal sfls asia, rt' a.. 'J 'll' tmf':'. ll! ,f .M-p 1 ' 17 1 r 1 , E Q: i , - 1 ' 5 s ph: :uhm ' 5 Q Q I I-ll: I SWIMMING Stacy Millar ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, C aptain Jim Hayes ,. , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i Manager Mrs. Ema Lou Harvey ,,7,,,7, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C nach The Trapper Swimming Team entered nine league meets of which they 'won three. These meets were against tearns from Stadium fTacomaJ, Lincoln fTaconfal, Everett, Aberdeen, and Longview. The team also had non-League meets against Salem, Central Y.M.C.A., and the Aero Club, Portland. Those earning letters were Ernest Hoff, Loris Lovette, Ed Senechzxl, Stacy Millar, Harold Leaf, Don Kennedy, Floyd Keller, Bob Boettcher and Jim Hayes, manager. Outstanding performer of the year was Ernest Hoff who won the State diving title for the third consecutive year. First row: Floyd Keller, Frank Thomlinson, Dick Watson, Mrs. Harvey, Harold Leaf, Jack Senechal, Ernie Hoff. Second row: Bob Pomerene, Loris Lovette. Stacy Millar, Joe Wallace, Dale Becker. Third row: Jim Hayes, Eddie Senechal, Bob Boettcher, Don Kennedy, Bill Ohlemeyer. TENNIS Bob Simpson ,,,, ,. ....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Captain Mr. E. S. Wooster ..,.,.,,,., , ,,,, Adviser The Tennis Team under the direction of Mr. E. S. Wooster entered ten meets this season. These were games against Salem, Longview, Eugene, Camas, and The Dalles, and the Southwest Washington district meet at Centralia. This year's team was made up of Bob Simpson, who played No. 1 man throughout the seasong Don Holmes, No. 2, Bud Olson, No. 3, and Bob Finney, No. 4. Eugene Shirk, Don Campbell and Bill Kraus filled in the number 5 spot throughout the year. First row: Louise Sparks, Velda Fettis, Doris Brown, Barbara Bennett, Eugene Shirk, Don Campbell, Elaine Eberle, Gloria Nuttall. Second row: Colin Dykeman, Bob Finney, Bill Kraus, Don Holmes, Bob Simpson, Arlyn Olson, Mr. Wooster. RIFLE Archie Brusch ,,,,,, , . .. ..., President Dick Scheetz .. ,,.,, S6CI'6tCl7'Zl Don Shaw ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,, V i ce President Mr. Carl Gustafson ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Adviser The Rifle Club, under the direction of Mr. Carl Gustafson, has twenty active mem- bers. This year the club entered two meets of outside competition and won both, one of these against Wenatchee and the other against Longview, which they won on a forfeit. The club received 9,000 rounds of ammunition from the Government. Don Shaw and Glendale Sinclair made the best scores of the season when they hit 49 out of 50. First row: Bill Johncox, Glenn Halme, Richard Scheetz, Don Shaw, Archie Brusch, Glendale Sinclair, Jim Craig, Leslie Holland. Second row: Mr. Gustafson, Richard Crouch, Pat Grifhn, Tom MacComber, Lowell Sutterfield, Harrison Meffoid, Richard Norwood, Clarence Ecklund. TUMBLERS AND WEIGHT LIFTERS Mr. Gustafson ...... ., .. ......, ....,,,,, ......... C 0 ctclz The Tumblers and Weightlifters, a club that has been organized for two years, re- ceived much honor on their performances at the Vodvil, assemblies, P.T.A. meetings and different town gatherings, besides giving a show between halves of nearly every home basketball game. First row: Wayne Hardy, Zelmar Payne, Allan Boddy, Paul Gomulkiewicz, Ernie Hoff, Don Jahnke. Second row: Woody Cooper, Harvey Hutton, Adolph Kromminga, Jim Irving, Paul King, Mr. Gustafson. 'f 'Jie' 1 1 lun ALKI-1940 1 ,ff 2 Z I fi t 5 Vw N-S3 e-- ff s f ':::ll , Q 5 Q0 ' illl lf, 'u.:l 0 0: ' I 0 1 I, I 1 ' Il' of I 'AL M 'lv' 'll -4. it I li MPL et. i W I l 544 1 4 1 J 1 J J A J 5 my-I -f 2. is .es 5, .. f N ,W il, , , Qu I ,1 ip, il, X ,W 'gn 18, ya, ms.-..:sI ,gm .:s:.5....Ief I , I ' , I 4' , , I ,IH ?::f I 0 :dl , as :::: 92 ATHLETICS ,ff f Z, X fi, 'ifff f ff: Intramural Sports Mr. J. D. Miller ..,.,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Director Jack Davis, Bob Sandifur ,,,,,,,,,,,,77,,,,,, ,,,,.,,7,,,,.,, , . ,.7,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,7,, . Student Jllanczfgers Left to right: Mr. J. D. Miller, Jack Davis, Bob Sandifur. RIFLE MATCH and CROSS COUNTRY RUN Harry Morrow from Mr. Jolin's Advisory Group won the rifle match by a narrow margin of one point. Mr. Wooster's Seniors won first place in Advisory Group competition with one-hundred and thirteen points. Mr. Kastner's Sophomores were a close second with one-hundred and eleven points. Mr. Dave Miller's Juniors came in third place with ninety-three points. Doug Rich for the third consecutive time emerged victor of the cross country run. Francis Morteck and Walter Wilde made Doug hold a fast pace to win. Gordon Cook, Bob Strange and Bob Hodgson also finished among the first six. Mr. D. G. Miller's and M1'. J. D. Miller's Groups tied for first place with a total of eighteen points. Miss Hallls. Mrs. Barber's and Mr. Woosterls Advisory Groups all tied for third place with a total eight points. First row: Doug Rich, Francis Mortek, Bob Stange, Walter Wilde, Gordon Cook. Second row: Ernie Hoff, Harry Morrow, Bob Carlile, Pat Griffin. FOOTBALL Mrs. Barber's Senior Advisory Group overcame all opposition to win the football tournament. The competition was led by Mr. Woosterls and Mr. Tutt1e's Senior and Junior Groups, respectively and Mr. Kastner's scrapping Group of Sophomores. First row: Buster Wilson, Don Campbell, Wilford Thomas. Second row: Harold Leaf, Bill Kraus, Frank Mohns. BASKETBALL Mrf Barter's Seniors by far outclassed all opposing teams in the basketball tourna- ment. They overpowered six consecutive teams. Miss Pearl Hallls Juniors along with Mr. Shields' Sophomores made keen competition for the victorious Senior Group. First row: Ed Robeck, Bob Holland, Verman Mayes. Second row: Don Holmes, Bill Haldeman. VOLLEYBALL ' Again Mrs. Barber's Advisory Group, already winners of the football tournament, won the volleyball tournament from their keen competitors. In the final playoff Mrs. Barber's Group had to play reil ball to beat those eager Sophomores from Mr. Shields' Advisory. Miss Pearl Hal1's Group placed third. First row: Mrs. Barber, Francis Mortek, Colin Dykeman, Don Campbell. Second row: Ralph Heller, Bill Kraus, Otto Wheeler. SWIMMING Mr. Tuttlels Group walked off with the swimming meet by an easy margin. Mr. Kastnerls Sophomores came in second with twenty-six points as compared to Mr. Tutt1e's thirty-eight points. Mr. Gustafson's Group finished third. Thomlinson and Pomerene starred in the dashes with Bruce Fountain winning first place in the fancy diving. First row: Bruce Fountain, Dick Watson, Frank Thomlinson. Second row: Bob Pomerene, Bob Boettcher, Jack Norelius. TRACK ,, Mr. Gustafson's powerful Advisory Group won first place in the track meet by large margin. They accumulated a total of thirty-eight and one-half points. Mr. Jolin's Group was next with twenty-eight points. Mr. Dave Mi1ler's Juniors held an easy third place. Walter Wilde, a Senior, set a new record for the seven hundred-yard run. Dave King also set a new record when he ran the three hundred and forty-yard dash in forty seconds flat. Bert Allinger set a new record of forty-two feet five inches in the shot put. First row: Walter Wilde, Bert Allinger, Weaver Bickle, Don Jahnke, Ernie Hof. Second row.: Frank Lackey, Bob Carlile, Kenneth Brouhard, David King. ALKI -1940 'T Y , 1 ,e ' , 1 ef' 1? f Z . 4 - Q 1 , 1 J 4 Q 4 Q 1 7 .5 ma sg' 661, S sbsrtx- Q nab, gf .fiiiil . .?:.'::' - , - ,g:::'. iiib, iiia fiig San Wfiiiiifif ,doa ,Wea I l I inn :ggi :I-I :uf I V W 'V' Y IW mf 'f 94 ATHLETICS Girls' Athletics GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Roberta Abrahamson ,, . ,,,7,, President Betty De Young ,,,7,77 See'reta1'y Louise Sparks ,,,,,,,,777,,777, , . Vice President Elaine Eberle .7,7,,,,,,77,,7,777 . ,,7, Treasurer Miss Millikin . Adviser The Girls' Athletic Association is one of the outstanding means of development for girls who are interested in clean sport, active living and high standards of scholarship. That they deeply appreciate their school is shown by their successful accomplishment in many athletic events of interest and pleasure to themselves and to their fellow-students. Volleyball, basketball, archery, badminton, tumbling, ping-pong, tennis, softball, horse- shoes and track are the sports in which the G.A.A. girls participate. First row: Jean Keller, Maxine Barbeau, Clara Huber, Phyllis Jean Conover, Louise Sparks, Elaine Eberle, Oerdel Woolf, Alice Tokola, Doris Brown, Shirley Jahnke, Velda Fettis, Bernadine Imdieke, Barbara Jean Kennedy, Margaret Kern. Second row: Wilma Larson, Roberta Abrahamson, Barbara Bennett, Betty De Young, Evelyn Webberley, Dorothy Johnson, Imogene Albertson, Barbara Fleischman, Donna Kennedy, Ann Craig, Bonnie Payne, Bette Manary. Third row: Gloria Newall, Letha Rausch, Betty Jones, Jean Kirkwood, Gloria Kelso, Evelyn Desler, Corrinne Janikowski, Ruby Beatty, Mary Endi- cott, Lois Kuhn, Pat Bone, Evelyn Fanning. Fourth row: Elaine Sugg, Roberta Henson, Margery Olson, Marjorie Bleth, Constance Sherson, Edris Cramer, Ellen Boydstun, Hera May Sharp, Billie Jean Marteeny, Bertina Baldwin. Fifth row: Winifred Mikesell, Janet Dye, Doris Johnson, Marcile Hastings, Nancy McMullen, Pat Hipskind, Leora Griliin, Virginia Cabe. Sixth row: Miss Millikin, Geraldine Volker, Marian Kindsfather, Edwina Tucker, Helen Albertson, Barbara Kennedy, Carol Poe. Others Maxine Hines, Rosalie Stringfellow, Jean Whitney. ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Jean Kirkwood ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, M anagefr Miss Millikin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, Adviser Volleyball is a popular fall -sport which gives excellent opportunity for competition among all girls. The members of the All-Star team are selected as the best players taking part in the sport. First row: Pat Bone, Oerdel Woolf, Dorothy Johnson, Roberta Abrahamson, Doris Brown, Velda Fettis. Second row: Gloria Newall, Barbara Kennedy, Miss Millikin, Rosa- lie Stringfellow. Others: Maxine Hines. FIRST TEAM ARCHERY Alice Tokola ,,,, ,,,,,,,t ,,,,,,,, M I1 nager Margery Olson ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. . Manager Miss Millikin ,,,,,,,,,,,, . , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Adviser Archery, an established sport among members of the G.A.A., requires more skill, accuracy and form than any of the other sports. First row: Maxine Barbeau, Jean Keller, Donna Kennedy, Oerdel Woolf, Doris Brown, Alice Tokola, Barbara Kennedy. Second row: Virginia Cabe, Margery Olson, Dorothy Johnson, Miss Millikin, Imogene Albertson, Roberta Abrahamson, Doris Johnson. LETTER GIRLS' CLUB Velda Fettis ,,,,. ..., . ., ,,...,, President Jean Keller ..,..,,.,,,,,, Secretary Clara Huber ,..... ........., V ice President Doris Brown ,. . ,,,,,.,, . Treasurer Miss Millikin ..,,,,,.,.. ,,,. .,,,., , , Adviser' Girls who during their membership in G.A.A. have earned 100 points for team ac- complishment in any of the sports are eligible for membership in the Letter Girls' Club. First row: Jean Keller, Maxine Barbeau, Clara Huber, Phyllis Jean Conover, Louise Sparks, Elaine Eberle, Shirley Jahnke, Velda Fettis, Bernadine Imdieke, Barbara Ken- nedy, Margaret Kern. Second row: Roberta Abrahamson, Barbara Bennett, Oerdel Woolf, Dorothy Johnson, Doris Brown, Donna Kennedy, Bonnie Payne, Ann Craig, Alice Tokola. Third row: Jean Kirkwood, Betty De Young, Evelyn Webberley, Miss Millikin, Imogene Albertson, Barbara Fleischman. Yf' I ALKI-1940 f 'C f' I 1 ff' if W f 31 fviinf 5e,,,Q, 1 f e,,fv,Q5 I' ur 3 G 1 ' Ill 9 A I y C, I lglllll f quill 'nnlp Cf! 'ii' ,qlliii I iii, gin: vii 5 ,wir ' Q qi::,f55!:'r I Q oj,'::,f-25:3 :QS 3, ..2,g5::j,, e 42 -fe- ' 4, to 4 i-I HW f f , I 'li , ,Il ur f 96 ATHLETICS -I 1 4 4 4 1 1 ' 4 9 'J 1 J 4 A J f .5'.3 ' hi, V fl if L 'QQ' P ,. 5 f ' ' I H x 'lpn' li Ns 1 34? I gn , 16,0 1 gli. . 5 , J , at 9' I.: . Z' QU! ..:1l , GIRLS' LEAGUE CALENDAR SEPTEMBER, 1939 -Cabinet Meeting -Sold candy-Grant game -Cabinet Meeting 'OCTOBER -Cabinet Meeting -Sold candy-Aberdeen game -Cabinet Meeting -Girls' League Mix -S.W.W. Girls' League Conference- Olympia -Sold eandy-Centralia game 26-Ushers-Junior Chamber of Com- merce Mystery Play -Sold candy-Olympia game -Cabinet Meeting -High School Leaders' Conference, Seattle NOVEMBE'R -Installation of Oflicers -Ushers-HOur Town by Doris Smith -Cabinet Meeting -Sold candy-Kelso game -Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting Girls' Assembly-Miss Lena Von Schmidt DECEMBER -Ushers-Music Department Program -Girls' League Noon Dance -Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Christmas Luncheon -Ushers-Christmas Program JANUARY, 1940 -Cabinet Meeting Girls' Assembly-Mrs. G. H. Farris -Sold candy-Centralia game -Sold candy-Camas game -Sold candy-Kelso game -Ushers-Mr. Hull's Music Program -Cabinet Meeting BOYS' LEAGUE OCTOBER, 1939 -Cabinet Meeting -S.W.W. Boys' League Conference- Centralia -Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting NOVEMBER -Cabinet Meeting -Student Body Assembly-Boys' League -Cabinet Meeting DECEMBER -Cabinet Meeting JANUARY, 1940 -Boys' League Assembly FEBRUARY -Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting -Sold candy-Longview game -Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting Tolo Dance MARCH -2-Ushers Vodvil 8-Ushers-Music Department Program 14-Ushers-Milk Fund Matinee -Cabinet Meeting -Girls, Assembly-Senior Talent Cabinet Meeting APRIL -Girls' Assembly-Miss Mary Owen, Stylist -Cabinet Meeting -Girls' Assembly-G.A.A. -S.W.W. Girls' League Conference- Kalama -20-S.W.W. Leaders' Conference- Pullman -Cabinet Meeting MAY 3-Ushers-Music Department Program -Cabinet Meeting -Ushers-Senior Play -Nominations -Elections -Home Economics Style Show and Tea Cabinet Meeting -Honor Assembly Big Sister Class JUNE -Ushers-Baccalaureate -Ushers-Commencement CALENDAR FEBRUARY -Cabinet Meeting -Assembly Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting MARCH 6-Cabinet Meeting -Cabinet Meeting -Boys' League Assembly-Runners -Older Boys' Conference-Longview APRIL -Cabinet Meeting -Boys' League Smoker -Nominations -Elections -Dads' Night ALKI-1940 17 f I I fi lh-3 si' 5! ' ,U-' s T9 'gig' 'An sa' agllllf qnl- 91,30 r Wir ,1q::.' . Yip S 11255 4 5 Juli' 9 ' ll- f 5 Y ' 'llv' N , , 0 221 'fiiiisfu 4, 191 -:iiil-'7 0 gtg Ysiiiih? Us me. fb- - nn. Ire- IF- - ng hc- v L 98 CALENDAR rr v '1' , 'I , '11 V, J- fu ,L f 2 -aa f,. fe .1 1. fi eg 1 ' ,f I ll, , ' r I 3 f' . U 4215 f4'f9f': fg' L15 ,WW 4 , ' ' f I ' Q0 Clif IH IH Ml 'S ALKI-1940 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER, 1939 6-Opening Day -16-Student Body Ticket Sale -Pep Assembly Football-Jefferson, Multnomah Stadium 22-Pep Assembly Football-Grant, here Senior Tradition 11 15 29-Assembly- Football-Longview, there Football-Clark County League, here OCTOBER 4-Assembly-Elks' Safety Movie 6-Pep Assembly Football-Aberdeen, here 7-S.W.W. Boys' League Conference- Centralia 10-Pay Assembly-Captain Hooke, Deep Sea Diver -Assembly-Fire Prevention -Asembly-Junior Class Girls' League Mix Football-Eugene, there 14-Girls' League Conference-Olympia 19-Homecoming Rally 20-Football-Centralia, here Assembly-Homecoming Homecoming' Dance-G.A.A. 25-26-Junior Chamber of Commerce Play 26-Senior Meeting-Dr. Gaiser 27-Football-Olympia, here Teachers' Institute 31-High School Leaders' Conference, Seattle 11 13 NOVEMBER 2-Pay Assembly-Movie, t'Hoosier School Boy 3-Assembly-Music Department Football-Hoquiam, there 8-Open House 9-Senior Meeting-Dean Lewis Cannell 10-Armistice Day Assembly End of the First Quarter 11-Parade Football-Kelso, here 17-Assembly-Boys' League Noon Dance-Junior Class Football-Chehalis, there 22-Assembly-Sophomore Class 23-24-Vacation-Thanksgiving' 23-Football-Camas, there DECEMBER 1-Assembly 2-School Election 5-Pay Assembly-Life of Cecil Rhodes Music Concert 6-Football Banquet 14-Uhers-Milk Fund Matinee 20-Cainet Meeting 19 20 21 DECEMBER -Basketball-Oregon City, there -Christmas Program -Jan. 3-Christmas Vacation JANUARY, 1940 4-Pay Assembly-E. M. Dill, the Potter 5 12 -Basketball-Longview, there -Asembly-Advanced Boys' P.E. Classes Winter Sports Dance 13-Basketball-Centralia, here Student Dance-Senior Class 19-Basketball-Camas, here 2 .3 FEBRUARY -Assembly Basketball-Chehalis, there -Basketball-Centralia, there 5-Pay Assembly-Film, Tundra 7 9 10 16 17 21 22 23 29 1 2 5 8 -Senior Noon Movie -Assembly-Tolo Skits Basketball-Longview, here -Swimming Meet-Aberdeen, here -Assembly Girls' League Tolo Dance -Basketball-Kelso, there . -Assembly-Mr. Barter's Social Sceince Students Pay Assembly-Film ,'tByrd's Second Antarctic Expedition -23-No School -Basketball-Chehalis, here -Vodvil Matinee MARCH -Basketball-Camas, there Vodvil -Vodvil -Noon Dance-Sophomore Class -Assembly-Band Music Department Concert 12-Clark Junior College Senior Con- 13 13 14 15 22 26 27 29 30 ference -14-State Basketball Tournament -Golf Club Movie Cross Country Run -Kiwanis Milk Fund Matinee -Assembly Pay Assembly-Tabers' Circus Kiwanis Milk Fund Show -Assembly -Debate Club Movie -Special Assembly-Mr. John C. Du- vall Solo tryouts for music meets -Assembly-Drama Class Play, Movie Hill Relays End of nine weeks -State Swimming Meet Older Boys' Conference-Longview ,1 5 1 , f . fb. 2' fn-: 5' 'ef 5-W m- 'J Q 5 P 11-: C I ann! 1 :full 1 glial' Cz! Q 'l, I ,full Q 'IL ,pun ' ll 0,111.1 ii S ' O ::':5' rin Q S 'I to ?5g'n S xxx WHS: 1 . 5'.'.j::ls:l r ' x, Q Ili' :nv O X, ll::p::u,f rfifn afiffw iin 1 I usda. 'lv 'll LL fb for - hs.. , zip . CALENDAR 99 f- o I 4 R71 J 1 LP' 1 I 4 P 4 E 4 A J .f it , ' 1 if ,. 'QW Hi f- f 1 ' Q lr Y , ' 5 f I ' ' ,I l f ' 'Q' ' 4 X .ily l, .l.l i ui' li, 5.:ll,,!:ul ' l., 5.i..',, ,I 0 l , . 40' 'al all 'Ml ' in :::: is fin' ' I 4::: M . T 4 . - 4- - 5 4 A SCHOOL CALENDAR APRIL -Assembly-Willamette College Choir Intramural Track Meet -Intramural Track Meet Lettermen's Hard Time Dance -Tennis Match-Longview, there -W.S.C. Film -Assembly-Dr. Baxter, President Willamette University -Assembly-A Cappella Choir Boys' League Smoker -S.W.W. Vocal Meet and Instrument Solo Competition-Kelso . Tennis Match--The Dalles, there -Pay Assembly-Apollo Concerteers -Alki Benefit Movie - L Junior High Jinx Matinee' , -Assembly-Quiz, Alki Staff 'C Junior-Senior Prom ' -S.W.W. Girls' League Conference- Kalama -Senior College Conference -Tennis Match--The Dalles, here MAY -Music Concert Tennis Match-Longview, here Tennis Match--Salem, here Senior Play- June Mad Sub-District Track Meet, Longview Presentation and Acceptance of Student Body Nominations Tennis Match--Salem, there -Elections-Student Body, Boys' and Girls' League Assembly-Science Department Swimming Pageant-Memorial Building Regional Music Meet-Spokane -Swimming Pageant-Memorial Building District Track Meet Home Economics Style Show and Tea Boys' League Dads' Night Assembly-G.A.A. -State Track Meet-Pullman Memorial Day 4 L2if::,?3,e'ff:Au?:ri VM S010 Com' HammatgUNE ' 4-Assembly-Seniors MAY 6-Commencement .--Ni -Tennis Match-Eugene, here Commencement Ball I ,Assembly-Senior Play Skits Last day of school. 1 ' ' , X' f ! 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