Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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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

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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

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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