Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1941 volume:

' 1 I-w Q, MQWXW ,.- . ua-.x .-- - -' ,:....5mnu-funwr-nu-rx:-1.1 n-.unmr ' nu The ALKI 1941 Published by VANCOUVER HIGH SCHOOL Vancouver, Washington S L P X I M Q ,M Q LPM NVQ wg ' ' W , t Qi 5 f X M322 Ai' as X 5 3? Q AWS 'fs fl M' f at lr I 1 ' 'A -A 3 QA V J ix :I H f 13, 2 A 3 5 QWXQD gi'?'s L Even , . af 5 . ' gm? ..,-f, . Q5 'iw K ? 2 Q 1 T Q2 QQ fs' kiwi gigs, ij, Law 2 .,, EW? fm :- , ? F 'f.-P!', ',.!w '!r:i'+g'. :1q.2h 4 ' i ,. I V Y ,V ,. 4 . I . f 1 . H' V , . fit, 4 ' ' f' T ' L' ' W ,f A K .13 fi, 9 ' n, f 1. A . 'L' 1 - , iff uf?f A , - Efffif' . 3 F3 ' nf' ' . ' :Ti sz 'V ' ' sg LJ ff T4-Af, if , ' 14x f' ',,'Y:'-.gf ff 1 ' n ' if ' ' ,5 f . ,sr 2.:w L' 'l ny' -:V '-fx ' . V , vt Y 2 '.11,-.'--i,..3v. P I. i ' T l'+f1'AQ?3f T , 1.2 h Q 3 .1 'f -1 '-. A ' - 1 'Ev 44' -1. ' f . 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Q f .. 3-A. ai ' 5- A -. . t -Fx iff. ' . N .3 ' .1- 1. -L' . ' Q.. ,. ' 1 f 1 4. 1. 34 2 1 ' .wh L' M .A A- , - V . - I f S1 -'J 7. Q 4 5,1 Foreword With the presentation of this Alki we look back upon the past year of High School during which we have enjoyed memorable days and happy times recorded in these pages. Americans everywhere are emphasizing the fact that this is a country of which they should bc proud and which they should be willing to defend. Because we feel that it is so essential to ea-ch person in our community to believe this, we have followed the theme of patriotism in color scheme and in symbolic stars, suggesting our United States. The students salute the flag of the greatest of all nations, wherein all men are created equal, where the hum- blest born may rise to the greatest heights, where life, lib- erty, and the pursuit of happiness is the heritage of all, no matter what his station in life. Maxine Barbeau, Evelyn Fanning Co-Editors, 1941 Alki Fl al 3 .,-.x' .. J ' Af., ,M . I I W FIVE SIX Dr. Paul F. Gaiser Dr. Paul F. Gaiser, Superintendent of Vancouver Schools, is always on the alert to make new educational op- portunities and extra-curricular advantages available to students throughout the Vancouver school system. During his seven years as our Superintendent he has shown the warmest interest in High School affairs. Dr. Gaiser has won the admiration of Vancouver High School students for whose success he has the greatest con- cern. -Evelyn Fanning, Maxine Barbeau, Co-Editors, 1941 Alki School Board Mr. F. S. Ratchford, President Mr. L. M. Burnett Dr. L. L. Nunn Mr. Joseph E. Hall Dr. A. P. Ryan Mr. L. C. Matson, Secretary A . .3 fv. A - fl- ' - if if ' L Mr. Henry DeYoung To our principal, Mr. DeYoung, must go the credit for the leaven of good will, harmony, and efliciency which is characteristic of the Vancouver High School. Always a sympathetic listener, a judicious and impartial adviser, Mr. DeYoung has the latch string' out at his oflice for those who seek his guidance. We are proud to acknowledge the leadership of Mr. De- Young, who has been greatly responsible for the high rank Vancouver High School holds in the Northwest. David Hutchison President Vancouver High School Students Student Body Officers David Hutchison ,,.......,,,..,,,,,.. ..,..,A ,,,,77...A. ..,,,,,,,.....A,,, P 1' e Sideilt Relf Case ,s,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,..,,,,,, F irst Vice President Jane Sparks o,,,e,,,. c.V..,,, S econd Vice President Elaine Cornell ...,,, ,,i,,Y, .,,,,i,,,,v . .....,,i i S ecfetary David Keller .,e,, . c,,ce,c,, Sergeant-at-Arms J' A- 7 , , .Au U -f if 'A it I. -L SEVEN EIGHT ,H 5, 1 ..-' Vfx Mr. W. H. Conover Mr. Conover as Boys' Adviser in Vancouver High School has made it possible for all boys to confer with him personally about their present difficulties and their hopes for the future. He has assisted greatly with such projects as the Boys' League Assemblies, the Smoker, and Dad's Night. Mr. Conover has made the boys realize that he is hon- estly interested in them individually and in their welfare. He always finds time for the little things which mean so much. He is an impartial arbiter in diflicult decisions, an experienced counselor, and a good friend. Robert Hodgson President Boys' League ' Boys' League Robert Hodgson -, i.....V....., President Manuel Helm ,.,..... ffffffffmffffffffff' fffffffffff'i5irst Vice President Andrew Stevenson ,....., - .,......,.,.i Second Vice President Bill Paeth i,........,,....... ' ......,.,.......,,,,,..... Secretary Bert Allinger ,,,,..,.. ...,... S ergeant-at-A rms -Jibri- F A Miss Dorothea von Berg Miss von Berg, Dean of Girls, is always gracious with a humor which endears her to those who come into close con- tact with her. She inspires the girls to look toward an ideal which she herself embodies, an ideal summed up in an old fashioned but truly lovely word, gentlewoman. Dorothy Drew , Maxine Barbeau Jean Keller ,,,,,,, Gloria Newall ,,., Elaine Sugg ,. ,.,,s, ,, Thelma Wellman Dorothy Drew President Girls' League f-.ZaC8 - Girls' League 7 ....,, ,,,,,,,,,s, . ., s,,,, 7 President Vice President ., Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary ,, Reporter NINE I A,-. , , I 1f,.,s,,. ' .. f:, v. 1 X .1 5 1 ' w -1. ,, v 'N , ,L a 1' , w v ' . I 4 xv . 1 .A , n K- ' A 1 T4 '1' H5 . J i 13,3 1' U, ' - ,K 0 . ,q,ff,- Na pw . 4. W' 2 ' . A , mu , - I , N . Q., .. 4 J. -1 1 '4-1 ' I ,FV ui- H W . -- :Ja . '55 , 'k 1- Q ,. 5, 4 , 4 rv' , , ' , 'f'7' ' ' vs-M. . - : ' ,. . mg., Au. mu. m mm glad wiihai mmhqiry ' Qf Wfw m. wr. .mm ' '+cnfsma.L?n-m- 2 Q- , 1 il a 1 ,f v .Q -4 , H Y V FACULTY -, ,v -,..,.,-..,.1. I 1 1 3 -1, .5 6 'lf W-, LI v tu. qi 1' 5 , 23 if L 1 r, W- -, an.-n.g:.v.+ an I , - u -A 'F , 12- 1 Y . . D J . 5 1 x , lf , . ,gy . , n . 1 ..,,-A Y' K '11 f. . 1 ' 1x:..,' . Q X H, 4, . gy, d N X .gi ,:- -,. . 'tx -b 1, - ' ' ' 1 Il','I g A .1 . '11, N , ' H, I ' s A ' I 5, , 5. e . , ,gn v Q, ,' 'I 1' ,Q ' ' A 1' al 4 1 '. , 3-A-'.g' V1 -'L - 43 3 ur 1 'Q 39,2-EAq4. 1 n ' K., 1 KA , , - , . 1 I-25, 1 ., , THIRTEEN Greetings to Faculty and Students The school year 1940-41 has been a very significant one from the standpoint of world events. An in- creasing seriousness has pervaded our country and this has been reflected to some degree in our student body. Our school has been aware of the necessity of upholding American ideals and of being willing to make sacrifices in order that we may continue in the paths of democracy. During' this year the faculty and students have cooperated in many commendable activities. In our academic work, in athletics, and in music we have made an enviable record. To all I extend the greetings of Vancouver High School. Henry DeYoung Principal of Vancouver High School FOURTEEN DAN O. BAOKMAN, A University of hington. Gle , -Orchestra. HELEN JOHNSTON BARBER, A.B.-University of Idaho. English. LOUIS S. BARTEE, A.B.-University of Missouri. Social Science. JEAN LOUISE-CAR .-Univel ashingto e Economics. RUBY M. EVANS, A.B.-Washington State College. English. LILLIAN KING GIBSON, A.B.-University of Iowa, A.M.-University of Washington. English, Public Speakin . CA-RL GUSTAFSON, Washington College. Ph Education, Supervisor of Public School P 1 l Education. PEARLLA. HALL, A.B,--College of Idaho. Art, Supervisor of Public School Art. RUTH HALL, A.B.-Coil ge of Idaho: A,M.-Makidlebw' C e e. French, S 'sh. W. H. HANNAH, B.M. Co n:School of usic. Band, Choir, Sup rvisor of Public School . Music. V- ' DELMAR'V. HARRIS, A.'B.-+Arkansas State Teachers College, ' B.S.---Unive9rsity of ashington. Chem' try. - x-. A BERTHA HUGHES, ashington college. Mai nes. , . BLANCHE HURD, B.S.-Oregon State College. Journalism, English. MARGARET PAGE JOHNSON, A.B.--University of Michigang A.M.-University of ashington. Engli . A ARTHUR J OLIN, A.M iversity of W gton. Social e. WALTER W. KASTNERQ A.B.7Uni've'rsity of Washington. Mathematics. MAUDE A. MACDONALD, A.B.--University of 0'regong A.M.-Columbia Uni rsity. Biology. EDDA M. McCORDIC, . University gon. Librari . MANLY MABEN, A.B.LUni'versity of Washington. History. F ge? +12 gg.--A ,A SIXTEEN DAVID G. MILLER, ashington llege. Pri ' 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. JULIA MURRAY, A. . versity of glon. Latin, sh. BEULAH M. PORTER, B.S.-Oregon State Colleqe. Home Economics. HILMA J. POWERS, A.B.-University of Washington. English. LUCILE ROBINSON - a-cific Un A.M.-University o shinrlton. En LAURA E. RUGGLESS, A.B.+W'illamette University. Bookkeeping. MARSHALL J. SHIELDS, B.S.-University of Ofregong A.M.-Columbia Uni rsity. Physical E' ucation, Biology. JACK K. STALLCOP, University o shington. Ph Chemistry. HELEN E. THUN, A.B.-Washington State College. Home Economics. CECIL A. TUTTLE, A.B.-Washington State College. Industrial Arts. ROSA G. WEBBER, egon State . Typing, d. VERAA R. WETHEREL-L, A.B.-Washington State Collegeg A.M.-Cornell University. Geometry. MARY E. WILLIAMS-Registrar. NORRIS E. WILSON, .-Colorado eachers Co tudy Hall. ELLA WINTLER, A.M.-University of Washington. German, Social Science. EARL S. WOOSTER, A.B.-Amherst College. Chemistry. Completing nineteen ears of teachin in Vancouver 'gh School, Mr. Earl S. Wooster, Veteran che ' cher, reti active se ' 'ng the first semester. Some time ago Mr. ster directed io club and a camera club, and for many years he was ad e or the tenni e . He proved uable to the success of nine Vodvil productions because of the expert Way he managed the stage with the help of the Stage Crew, a group of boys Whom he trained. Mr. Wooster was as familiar to many Vancouver High School students of the past as to us. All wish him happiness in his retirement. ' , 5 M NICVENTEEN F l Q-ALMA MA TER Sing of Vancouver, Hearts there are trueg Sing of Vancouver, 'Dreams there I knew. Sons of Vancouver Can never forgetg Haze of our student days Shines round us yet. Golden our memories, Counting them o'erg eJl4arch of the victors, Laurels they wore, Friendships high-hearted, Shrined by the yearsg Words that we .spoke then 'Ring yet in our ears. Sing of Vancouver, Q,4s we march alongg Years come and pass us, Yet to you will belong Our hearts and dreamings, Glimpses of truth, Vancouver High School, V V Home of our youth. -Wargaret Page Johnson . -' 'rig Jvevevr '1f4'1q1'g' 14-ig ','11- .4 ' -rf. .- 1 1' 1'?fWY2m5sP5fTf'fJQ5w J,-QF.,- ?'?'P -f Ur 4 A I ' -Q ' ' ',f- . ' - -.4 'qui ' ' -J. ' n. . .Q ,.. .. nf , 5 CLASSES T VVEN T Y HONOR ROLL Jean Fries Grace Rawson Irwin Landerholm Dan Alexander Priscilla French John Fletcher May Nishikawa Betty Lou Hall David Hutchison Allan Boddy Eleanor Carr Dorothy Hart Elsie Dahlin Elsie Wanke Dorothy Myll Betty Anne Jones Irvin Jolliver David Lusby Robert Meinzen Ruby Ono Ethel Inglis Robert Pomerene Barbara Kennedy Hubert Cocklin Margaret Foster Winifred Wieben Dorothy Johnson Donald Shaw Don McCumsey Jean Keller Thelma Wellman Don Ashley Roberta Henson Maxine Barbeau Cecille Ricketts Virginia Cabe Merwyn Mclrvin Marianna McKenney Hugh Munroe Dick Shannon Relf Case Jean Lacy Harriett Clow Douglas Hood Shirley Jahnke Barbara Stephenson Class of 1941 TWEN FX ONI OFFICERS Betty LOU Hall . V.VVVVVV . ,,Y,,,,77 President Donna Kennedy ,,7,7 .. . Vice President Pauline Malander .,.,.7,7,, . ..,,.77 ,,,,,. . Secretary CLASS COLORS Blue and Gray COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Jean FI'i9S . f,fff 1 H K .,,,, H .,,, ,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,,,, , .. ,,,,,,,.. ,,,,, . , Valedictowlan David Hl1tCl'1iSOI1 . AVV77, ,Y77, F aculty Representative Allan Boddy . lrrrr . frfrrrrrrfrr,....,7,,7VV... .....Y77,,, . . . .. ,,..,, . Class Representatifve ADVISORY GROUP OFFICERS Mrs. Margaret Page Johnson, Head Adviser Fmsr SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Herb Lawrence . . Joe Willson ,.,, H ., , Merwyn Mclrvin . ,,,, .,,,,,,, J ack Morris ,,,,.,, ,, . . Dick Shannon ,,r,, Jim Craig. , Ed Sensenbrenner Dick Watson . 77,,, .. , ADVISER . Miss P. Hall Mr. D. G. Miller . . Mrs. Johnson Mr. Jolin Irwin Landerholm . ..,. . ...... Bob Butler ,,... .... . Mr. Tuttle Helen Maxim .,.,.. Barbara Kennedy ...,., Miss Evans Margie Pierson ..,... , ...... Enid Kramer .. .. .. Mrs. McCordic Wilma Larson ,,,,. ...... , . Genevieve Zollo ., . Mrs. Murray Ruth Anderson ....,.., ......... J ean Lacy ...... . . . ,...... Miss Ruggless Lois Tait .,... . Bette Manary ...... ....... M rs. Wetherell fl00 - DOROTHY DREW, D.A.R. PILGRIM Dorothy Drew was chosen on the basis of dependa- bility, service, leadership, and patriotism, as the best citizen by the girls of the Senior Class and the Faculty. In competition with the best citizens from the accred- ited high schools of the State, she was named the 1941 Daughters of the American Revolution Pilgrim from the State of Washington to Washington, D.C. PKI DVTY-TYVO ACKLEY, DOUGLAS WARREN-Mathematics Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Laboratory Assistant, Locker Attendant, Vodvil. ADAMS, EUGENE THEODORE-History Major. B Football, Intramural Sports, Committees. Clubs: Triad, Rifie. AKERS, FRANCIS-Foreign Language Major. President, Secretary, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Printing Assistant, Intramural Sports. ALDRICH, MYRTLE JEANETTE-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Vice President Make-up Club. ALEXANDER, DAN EDWARD-Mathematics Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Intramural Sports. V ALLEN, FLORIENE EVLYN-Home Economics Major. Usher, Assemblies, Commit- tees. ALLEN, IILZIARGIE-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Locker Attend- ant, sher. ANDERSON, JERRY SAYLER-Commercial Major. Secretary Sophomore Class, Presi- dent, Vice President, Secretary, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Business Manager, Sports Editor Log, Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, Orchestra, A cappella Choir, Brass Quartette, Boys' Octette, Senior Play. ANDERSON, MERLE- ELMER-Industrial Arts Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Orchestra, Committees, Triad Club. . - ANDE'RSON, RUTH ELLEN-Science Major. P esident, Salesman Advisory Group, Locker Attendant. ARMSTRONG, EUGENE TIM-Manual Arts ajor. Traflic Patrol. ASHER, CHARLES WAYNE-Commercial Major. President, Sports Manager, Sales- man Advisory Group, Otlice Assistant Mr. Conover, Intramural Sports, Committees. Clubs: Junior Safety League, Ticket Takers. ASHLEY, DON PHILIP-Commercial Major. President, Vice President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory,-Group, Traffic Patrol, Quill and Scroll, Sports Editor Log, Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, A cappella. Choir, Woodwind Quartette, Assistant Band Director, Tennis, Intramural Sports,'Yell Duke, Librarian, Senior Play. BAILEY, WILLIAM ALE'X-Printing Major. Salesman, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Band, Track, Intramural Sports, Field Patrol. BARBEAU, MAXINE BARBARA-Foreign Language Major. Vice President Girls' League, President Freshman Class, President, Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group, Library Assistant, Office Assistant Miss Williams, Oiice Assistant Miss von Berg, Red Cross Attendant, Co-editor, Advisory Group Editor, Sophomore Editor Alki, Usher' - Assemblies: .Junior-Senior Prom, Delegate W.S.C. High School Conference. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirlsi BEALL,iIANET KATHERINE4H1Lstory'Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Usher, Triad Club. BEARD, WILLIAM BRUCE-Printing Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Print- ing, Business Staff Log, Printing Alki, Vodvil, A cappella Choir. Clubs: Se1'geant-at- arms Safe Drivers', Triad. BELISLE, IRMA MILDRED-Home Economics Major. Locker Attendant, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Orchestra, A cappella Choir, Sophomore Sextette, S.W.W. Music Meet. f- BENNETT, JAMES THEODORE-Scienice -iMajor. vice Pregiiiem Advisory Group, 'Older Boys' Conferellfde Longview, Assemblies, A cappella Choir, B Track, Intra- mural Sports, Boys' Octette, Vice President Safe Drivers' Club. BETTS, VELMA JUNE-Commercial Major. Committees, Usher. BITTNER, KATHLEEN WINIFRED-Home Economics Major. BJORK, CLIFFORD WILLIS-Manual Arts Major. BODDY, ALLAN GENE-Science Major. President, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Laboratory Assistant, Vodvil, Assemblies, Senior Play, Intramural Sports, Tumbling Team. -.ft - y Q ,, , , BONE, PATRICIA EVELYN-Mathemat'ica Major. Salesmah Advisory Group: Office Assistant Mr. Conover, Business Staff 2 Vddvil, Assemblies, Band, S.W.W., Regional Music Meets: Senior Play. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirls'. BRECKEL, WARREN J.-Science Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Office Assistant Mr. Conover, Business Staff , Business Staff Log, Vodvil, Assemblies, J unior-Senior Prom, Senior Play, Intramural Sports. 'I' XY IC N Avkley, llrrluflzls A4l:uuS, lGm.:'4-m- Alu-rs. I 1':111a-is Al1l1'ir'l1,My1'tl4- AlL'Xilll1lt'l', lmn 4Xll1'll, I llll'i4'Ill' Alla-11, Mzu'g:iL- 4xlHll'l'SHIl, .Im-rry Amlm-x's1rl1,M1-rlv .Xlule-Vsmx, lluth AI'IllStl'llllj.2', IC. Ashe-V. f'll11I'IGS Ashlvy, lion p lizxiloy, Hill l:ill'lN'Illl. M:lxi11f- Hvzlll, .I:u1ut li'-znrnl, Hl'lIl'4' lie-lisl:-, Irma lim-11nvtl,Jin1 lim-tts, Vs-lmu Iiiltnvr, Kutlllf-eu Hjurk,1 lil'I'r11'mI llmldy, .Xllilll liuno, l,Iltl'i1'i2l li1'1-vin-I, xVIll'l'l'Il , A A W E? W2 1 ibn 'Y if 1 'illfk if K' 0 ,ir TW LNTY-FOUR 1. BROUHARD, LEON W1LLA.RD-Manual Arts Major. Salesman, Vice President Advis- ory Group: Intremuifalgsports. ' ig. .' BROWNE, LOIS MARIE!Co'mmerciiaZ Major. Vodvil: O.G.A. BUNNELL, SHIRLEY PAULINE-Home Economics Major. Costume Committee: Vodvil: Assemblies: A cappella Choir: Triad Club. BURCHFIELD, CHARLES LEONARD-Science Major. Vice President Junior Class: President, Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group: Vodvil: Assemblies: A cappella Choir: Football: Track: Lettermen's Club. V Y BURNETT, FRANCES'-'AL44Commercial Major. Salesman Aidwiisory Group. BUTLER, ROBERT DEAN-Mathematics Major. President Advisory Group: Football: Basketball: Tennis: Intramural Sports: Lettermen's Club. CABE, VIRGINIA EVELYN-Foreign Language Major. President, Salesman Advisory Group: Committees. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirlsi CABIALE, MARIO JOHN-Mathematics Major. Traiiic Patrolt: Field Patrol: Rifle Club. CARR, ELEANOR J EAMIQIQE-Commercigl, Major. Vice Salesman Advisory Group: Vodvil: U.shgggAssemblies: Orehpstra: A cappellggjglhoirg Triad Club. CASE, RELF BENJAMIN-Art Major. First Vice President Student Body: Yell King: President, Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group: Oiiice Assistant Mr. Conover: Business Staff: Reporter Log: Vodvil: Senior Play: Assemblies: A cappella Choir. Clubs: Vice President Triad, Honor Dramatic. CHRISTENSON, GEORGIA ELLANOR-Foreign Language Major. Locker Attendant: Costume Committee: ssemblies: A cappella Choir. ' cHR1sT1ANsoN,HA MARIE-Commercial Majorsiimidenn, secretary Advis- ory Group: LibraryrAHistant: Usher: Triad Club. - .A CLARK, BILL-Manual Arts Major. Locker Attendant. CLOW, HARRIETT GEORGINA-Commercial Major. President, Salesman Advisory Group: Ofiice Assistant Miss von Berg: Log Accountant: Usher: Assemblies: Senior Play. Clubs: Treasurer G.A.A., President O.G.A. COCKLIN, HUBERT WMBUR-Mathematics Major. Salesman Advisory Group: Locker Attendant: Football imager: Intrammfal Sports: Lettermenis Club. coNNoLLY, ROSANN .iviaacuaairsftcolnmemaz Mum. ' ' COOK, GORDON MILES-Mathematics Major. Secretary Advisory Group: Locker At- tendant: Vodvil: Assemblies: Band: Orchestra: Brass Quartette: Swimming: B Track: Intramural Sports. CORNELL, ELAINE VIONA-Commercial Major. Secretary Student Body: Vice lgresligent, Salesman Advisory Group: Library Assistant: Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies: ,w CRAIG, JIM SPARKS-Mgiivhematics M ajiir. President, Vice fyigsident, Salesman Advis- ory Group: Vodvil:.ASsemblies: Band: Orchestra: Senior Play: Intramural Sports. Clubs: Rifle, Golf, Safety Drivers'. ,, 1 sp CROSS, SHIRLEY ANNE-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Group: Library Assistant: Red Cross Attendant: Locker Attendant: Usher. CUSTER, BARBARA JEANNE-Science Major. Locker Attendant: Editor Log: Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies: Band: Orchestra: S.W.W., Regional Music Meets: Majorette: Committees: Quill and Scroll. ' DAHLIN, ELSIE PXTEICIA-Commeifkdiilflf'Major. Salesman Advisory Group: Vodvil: Us1ief:'Secretary O. iA.V - . . DANIELS, LOIS IRENE-Science Major. Vodvil: Assemblies: Committees: Golf Club. DA'VIS,,..WILLIAM CHRIS-History Major. it DE GRQNDE, TONY-Industrial Arts Major. Stage Crew: Vodvil. 4 Iil'1hlIll2ll'1l. NY. Iilltlzll' Hula 1'l1risl1-11sfv11,1I. 1 mllmlly, linsqmu l'llSl1'l', li:u'lmx':n 1 I-r-vwn1- Luis I lIllIl1'll,Sl111'ln-V I'1lr1-luI'N-hi 111 uh Quin- X ll'1:'i11i:n 1'nbi:nI4-. AlEll'i1D 1'2lI'I', Nhillllbl' 1 1 llI'l4tI'lI!N1lll, M. 1'l:l1'k. Hill 1'l1rw. H:lx'1'ln-It 1 1'm 111 fx1ll'1lllll 1 runvll. l-.l.um-- 1 Illllllll, lilsiw Ilmi1-ls, l.4 I 'C 2 i 111 'PNY ICN' urm-lt, l l'2lHI'l'5 'nm-, R1-II' nu-lillll. lluln-rl 'rnss,SI1i1'l1-5 .Kum- 51'1:I'1llI1l1', 'I'uny .X FVVLNT Y-SIX 1 sag' ,EK I , DESLER, EVELYN Commer ' ' r. Preside tary Advisory Group: Vodvil: Usher: Ass 'esg Band: O tra: Woodwi , uartette. Clubs: Letter- girls', Secretary G . . DOKOS, GUSTIE-Printing Major. Log Staff g Alki Printer: Intramural Sports. DOUTY, CLAUDE-Mathematics Major. Locker Attendant: Traffic Patrol: Vodvilg Assemblies: Band: Orchestra. DOWNING, ROGER W LEY--Mathematbs Major. Trafii Patrol: Track: Intra- mural Sports: Presi t Triad Club. DREW, DOROTHY Home Econ Major. Pre , Recording Secretary Girls' League: D . Good Citi p Pilgrim: - ' League Conferences Kalama, Chehalis: Stu ent Leaders' Con erence Seatt e: President, Vice President Advisory Group: Office Assistant, Miss von Berg: Vodvilg Usher: Assemblies: A cappella Choir: Sextette: Spanish Club. DUNGAN, ROBERT MAURICE-Mathematics Major. President Advisory Group: Book Room Assistant: Vodvil: Assemblies: Band: Football: Intramural Sports: Junior-Senior Prom: iettermen's Club. DUROSE, BILLIE I me Econo ' 'or. Costu ittee: Usher. DYE, JANET LAIRD eign Langua' ajor. Preside dvisory Group: Vodvil: Assemblies: Orche ra: A cappella oir, Sophomore hor s: G.A.A. E.DGERTON,.ROBERT FRANCIS-Science Major. Laboratory Assistant: Book Room Manager: Locker Attendant: Traffic Patrol: Assemblies. ELLITHORPE, J AY-Mathematics Major. Secretary Advisory Group: P. E. Assistant. Clubs: Rifie, Photography. ENDIC-OTT, MARY JE -Conrmefrcial jor. Vodvil: As mblies: Senior Play: Or- chestra: S.W.W. eet. Club ., Letter ' x ENZ, DONNA MAE ercial Major. etary Adviso oup: Locker Attendant: Reporter Log: Vod il: ssemblies: .G.A. FANNING, EVELYN I.-Foreign Language Major. Salesman Advisory Group: Office Assistant Miss Williams: Co-Editor, Junior Editor Alki: Vodvil: Committees: Usher: Assemblies. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirls'. FEISE, GLORIA JEANNE-Foreign Language Major. Salesman Advisory Group: ' Locker Attendant: orter Log Staff' Vodvil: Quill an Scroll. FELS, WILLIAM H. my Major. g Assista Printer: Intramural ports. FERNQUIST,ROBER L.-Science Major. ield Patrol: and. FINLJEY, ROBERT CLINE-Mathematics Major. Book Room Assistant: Vodvil: Assem- lies: Band. FIN NEY, ROBERT-Mathematics Major. President, Secretary Advisory Group: Assem- blies: Basketball: Manager Tennis: Intramural Sports: Lettermen's Club. FLETCHER, JOHN F BES-Mathema s Major. Intra ral Sports. Clubs: Rifle, Photography. FOSTER, MARGARE' ELLE-For g anguageM r. sher. FREEMAN, WILLIAM HARDING-Commercial Major. Vice President, Salesman Ad- visory Group: Locker Attendant: Vodvil: Assemblies: A cappella Choir: Intramural Sports. ' FREESE, LEONARD-Mathematics Major. FRENCH, PHRISCILLA ANE-Foreign anguage Major. President Junior Class: President Adviso u : Vodvil' U er' Assemblie ' olfg Senior Play. FRIES, HELEN J EA ome Economic jor. President retary, Salesman Advis- ory Group: Librar 'stant: Oiiice ss tant Miss W' a : Music and Dramatics Editor Alkig Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies: A cappella Choir: Sophomore Choir: Sextette Aocompanist: S.W.W. Music Meet: Senior Play: Committees. GALLOWAY, VERA ALENE-Science Major. Red Cross Attendant: Locker Attendant: Usher: President, Secretary Make-up Club. I 'D -sler, ldv'-Iyn Imkus. lluslin- lmuty, Vlzu lllgzlln. Huh llurnse. Imam- Ilyv, .Inmfl Imlivwtl. Mary Hnz, Immun Ifzlllllixlgq. Iflvm-Ivn I nrmluist, Huh If iwlvy, IMI: Ifillxwy, Iluln I I1'1'III-III. Hill I 1w-sv. In'llIliII'1I I I'L'Il1'Il. I'1'is4lII.n I mwnivm, ling'-r Ibn-W, Ilrfrlr flmlpge-rlrm, limb Illllitlxm-pn-, .I IN 'W-isv, IlI1n'i:l Fe-II, IZIII +'l1-tm-In-r, .lnlm l us11-V, Alum., 11-1 rim-s. .II :ln II:1Iluw:l5', X ll I IYXI N l Y-EIGHT GEIDL, ELEANOR-.mg Major. vodviigfrmu Club. v. f.' 4 ffl' A GIFFIN, HARVEY-Siem Science Aram. A P' GOHEEN, CLARA ANNA-Home Economics Major. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Usher, Assemblies, Committees. GRAMS, WARREN EARL-Industrial Arts Major. Book Room, Stage Crew, Vodvil, Senior Play, Assemblies, Committees, Honor Dramatics Society. GRAY, EARL GORDON-5-A'rt Major. Treasurer, Vice Sports Manager, Ad- visory Group, Vodtkil, B Football,'j B Basketballgiflxitramural Sports. Clubs: Lettermen's, Triadf' S . :' N GREEN, LILLIAN MAY-Commercial Major. Usher. GRIFFIN, PATRICK HO!OVE'R-Mathematics Major. Vice President, Secretary Advis- ory Group, Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, Orchestra, B Basketball, B Track, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Tennis, Rifle, HAGEN, BETTY ANHElQGomme1-cial Vodvil, cappella Choir. HALL, BETTY LOU-foreign Languageilllcfjor. President Qt-:n lQr Class, President, Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group, Assemblies, Committees. HALLMEYER, ESTHER MARY-Home EC'01Z077l'iCS Major. Usher. I-IALME, TIM E.-Industrial Arts Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Stage Crew, Vodvil, Senior Play, Assemblies, B Football, Intramural Sports. HARDY, WAYNE HAR D-Manual Aria. Major. SalesmaftAdvisory Group, Vodvil, Assemblies, Tum , am. fig ,517- 'ifrfyf I-IARLAN, WARREN f5IXIAil1'ON-Art Secretary Agvipsbry Group, Locker At- tendantcgl Art Editor Alki, Vodvil, Assemblies, Intramural Sports, President ' Triad nb. I-IARMALA, RALPH-Mathematics Major. HARRIS, VIRGINIA LEE-Commercial Major. Office Assistant Miss Williams, Usher, Assemblies, Triad Ckub. .5 if HART, DOROTHYQLOUISE-Fofreign Zagigglage Major. Junior Class, Presi- dent Advisory Grmgzfig Music and Hramatics EditorAgAHLi, Vodvil, Assemblies, A cappella Choir, extette, Delegate Girls' League Conference, Olympia. HAYES, JAMES P.-Manual Arts Major. Vice President, Secretary Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Stage Crew, Manager Swimming Team, Intramural Sports. HELM, MANUEL-Commercial Major. First Vice President Boys' League, Intramural Sports. X . HENSON, ROBERTA, .L RGINIA-Matlqgynatics Major. Segtetgvry, Salesman Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Assemblies. Clubs: G.A.Aig,,Eecretary Letterg'irls'. HESSE, HELEN LUCY-lArt Major. 'Vice President, Secretary Advisory Group, Reporter Log, Vodvil, Assemblies, Committees, Triad Club. HILL, BOB RUSSELL-Manual Arts Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Printing Assistant, Stage Crew, Vodvil, Assemblies. HINCHSLIFF, JOHN VERNON-Social Science Major. Stage Crew, Vodvil, Senior Play, Assemblies, Agappella Choir. jf' HINE S, MARY MAXIN3l2g4Commercialn'mlf 'lil.'Vice Presidefitfxdvisory Group, Vodvil, Assemblies, A cappella Choir, Girl Sextette, Chairman1Red Cross Attendants. Clubs: G.A.A., Letterg'irls'. HOCKINSON, BILL-Manual Arts Major. Traffic Patrol, Field Patrol. HODGKINSON, EUGENE H.-Social Sience Major. -iw 'VKX' ICN l I fllll I I mm 1 xIIin,Il:n'v1-5' tlulu-4-11, Plum f:l'2lTIlS. XX 'lI'l'4'll flraxy, IC:vx'l 1 HQ n I llh nm 4 lllhfill, l':lll'i1'li IIHHUII, Hvlty.Xl111v Hull, Hr-tty lmll Hanlllm-yvr, lflslln-1' H mlm' I llll IIu1'sly,NY:lyl1v Ilzlrlml, -xV2ll'l'I'II II:11'1l1:1I:1, Ralph nrris, Virginia yvs, .lim Ilvlm. Mzmue-l II:-nsmu. l'u1urt-I vssw-, I!+-lvn Hull I :V+ Illm-l1sliI'I', V1-rmxn Hina,-s. Maxim- Ilm-kinsf 'HlL1'killSUll. IC J ! v 143 ,x g'x Y-NTN THIRTY . fi 'lzjffgl ' riff lar 'rr 1- 1 . 'ii' H 'Rl ', 3 E? ' V M' R HODGSON, ROBER -Scienc ' . Preside tary Boys' League, President, Vice Pr nt, Sports ,er Advisory p, Locker Attendant, Vodvil, Business a Log, Asse 1 ' Band, Orc s , Intramural Sports, Senior Play. ' HOOD, DOUGLAS S.-Commercial M ajor. Secretary Advisory Group: Reporter Log. HORSTOIQT, WALTER RALPH-Science Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Intramural por s. HOYT, BETTY-Art Ma 'or. Vodvil, Triad A lub. 1 HOYT, JEANNE-H ' nomfics ,, 'ce , 'gory Group, Library Assistant, Locker dant, Costum mmittee, Vod sher, Assemblies. HULL, DOLORES-Co 'rn cial Major. L ra y Assistant, she . HURTT, ELEANOR-Home Economics Major. HUTCHISON, DAVID CARL-Mathematics Major. President Student Body, President Sophomore Class, Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group, Office Assistant Mr. Conover, Locker Attendant, Business Staff, Feature Writer Log, Vodvil, Assem- blies, Football, Intr ural Sports, Ch irman Junior-Se 'or Prom, Delegate Boys' League Conferen n iew, 4,,+gV, entralia, W.S.C. High School F Conference, V.H. . dcaster. Cl ettermen's, nd Scroll. INGLIS, ETHEL MA -Foreign f f.. age Major. sh . Clubs: Photography, President Spanish Club. JAHNKE, SHIRLEY-Mathematics Major. P,,E. Assistant. Clubs: G.A.A., President Lettergirlsi 4 1' ., - ' JOHNSON, DORIS ELAINE-Commercial Majorfxgecretary Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant. Clubs: G. .A., Lettergirls', O.G.A. JOHNSON, DOROT -Mathe ' jor. Vice ' t, Salesman Advisory Group, Vodvil, A ies, Band, stra, Commi . Clubs: Vice President G.A.A., Lettergirls' JOHNSON, EDITH CORRINE-Commercial Major. Usher, O.G.A. JOHNSON, LAURA JEAN-Science Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Red Cross At- tendant, Usher. - ' JOHNSON, WINNIFRED ETHEL-Commercial Major. Secretary, Salesman Advisory Group, Usher. J OLLIVER, IRVIN -Art M ' ' ' e Preside ary Advisory Group, 'Stage Crew, Pictu ltor Alki, Vo Assemblies, , S.W.W. Music Meet, Octette, Intramur rts, Commit . lubs: Presid riad, Honor Dramatic. JONES, AVIS AMELIA-Commercwl Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Usher, Choir. JONES, BETTY ANNE-Foreign Language Major. Vice President Advisory Group, A Vodvil, Assemblies, A cappella Choir, Committees, G.A.A. JONES, DONALD WILLIAM--Mathematics Major. Locker Attendant, Vodvil. JORDAN, SHIRLEY A -Home Econo 'cs Major. Secre ry Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, ' rchestra. KEITH, ALLEN JAC -Social Sci ajor. KELLER, DAVID LANSING-Scierzce Major. Sergeant-at-Arms Student Body, Vice President, Secretary, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Ohice Assistant Mr. Conover, Vodvil, Assemblies, Senior Play, Band, Orchestra, A cappella Choir, Football, Intramural Sports, Lettermen's Club. KELLER, FLOYD EUGENE-Science Major. Vice President, Secretary, Sports Mana- ger Advisory Group, ield Patrol, Sta Crew, Log Pri rg Alki Printer, Assem- blies, Swimming ', tramural , . KELLER, JEAN ELI ome Ecorzom ajor. Treasu irls' League, President, Secretary, Salesm visory Grou , d Cross Att t, Vodvil, Assemblies, Girls' League Conference Chehalis, W.S.C. High School Conference, A cappella Choir, Senior Play. Clubs: Secretary Lettergir1s', G.A.A. KELLIS, LOUISE OORA-Commercial Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Library V Assistant, Reporter Log, Usher. sun, Huh II4-ml,lI1v1lgI:ls llmmllu I llxlx llwyl, ICQ-Hx' Hunt '-'-:mu Hull Iiwlfwlws Hllrll, l':l1'iIIX1lI' Illllm-Ilivlrl Ivnxiul Inglis. Illllnll .l:1Imkv, 5111114 x lnlllnwil, lmris .lwhnsim IPm'lIll13' .luhnsml l1Illll lul1llsvvll.I,:llll'zl .luI1l1:4n11, XX' lmlllxvr, Ilxill .IIvm's, .his .luln-s IIVIX Xmn lmn-S, lmlmlml Iu1'4I'm 9IIillLX lvllll Xllcn lx.-II4-V. IP:lx'lsI Ixvllvl' l l4Ivri K1-ll:-1 In Ill lxnlllx Iul 'l IIIPTN TVVO KELSO, GLORIA MARXfSoie'nce Majo,r.,,fPresident, Viceelfjrfesident Advisory Group: Vodvil: Assemblies ggand: Orchestra: Brass QuartettE:'g?.'W.W., Regional Music Meet: Committees: .Senior Play. Clubs: G.A.A., Vice Presi ent Lettergirlsi KENNEDY, BARBARA JEANNE-Commercial Major. President Advisory Group: Oflice Assistant Miss von Berg: Accountant Log: Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies. Clubs: G.A.A., O.G.A., Lettergirlsi KENNEDY, DONNA ARMINTA-Home Economics Major. Vice President Senior Class: Vice President, Salesman Advisory Group: Locker Attendant: Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies: Orchestra: S.W.W., Regional Music Meets: Cpmmittees. Clubs: G.A.A.. Lettergirlsi - -jf-N, A 1 A l i -CZ,-2 .V KERN, ELTON VERNGN12-Mathematics,Mlojor. Secretary:fSports Manager Advisory Group: B Football: Intramural Spo'rts:1Boxing Team. ' KERSTETER, MILDRED-Commercial Major. President Advisory Group: Office Assistant Miss Williams: Usher. KING, DAVID WILLIAM-Mathematics Major. Sports Manager Advisory Group: Vodvil: B Football: Intramural Sports: Track: Lettermen's Club KIRKWOOD, JEAN F f NCES-Home Economics Major.,:Wice President Advisory Group: Vodvil: A V ', lies: Senior'wBl1q.yiy -A cappella Clubs: Tennis, Golf, G.A.A., Lettergirlsfir 175, ,gb uf: KRAMER, ENID ELIZABETH-Commercial'Major. Presfdenti vice President, sales- man Advisory Group: Red Cross Attendant: Orchestra: S.W.W., Regional Music Meets: Photography Club. KUHNKE, MILDRED ELSIE-Commercial Major. Oflice Assistant Miss Williams: Red Cross Attendant: Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies. Clubs: O.G.A., Vice President Make- up, Photography. L . , LACY, JEAN A.-scangip: Major. Presmeqigsswretary Agtvigbmy, Group: Usher: com. mittees. LAN DERHOLM, IRWIN GARL-Science5'Ma?or. PresidentfSek?i'etary Advisory Group: Traffic Patrol: Field Patrol: Assemblies: Intramural Sports: Track. LARSON, WILMA HELEN-Commercial Major. President Advisory Group: Vodvil: Assemblies: G.A.A. LAU, LARRY H.-Science Major. Tennis: Intramural Sports: Quill and Scroll. LAWRENCE, HERBERT-Mathematics Major. President, Sports Manager Advisory Group: Field Pa vil: Assembliisi,-Track: BY: V all: B Basketball: Intramural Sports: My llng Team: DeQgHi'men's Club. LELOFF, JUNE MARILYN-Cornmercfidl Mlajor. Assemblies: i1 Committees: Secretary Safe Drivers' Club. LOBEY, JAMES J.-Manual Arts Major. Salesman Advisory Group: Stage Crew: Vodvil: Assemblies. LOVETTE, LORIS VERNON-Printing Major. Log Printer: Alki Printer: Swimming: Intramural Sports. gl LUSBY, DAVID RICHAQQ--Commercjlql iajor. Vice Pr ,fi Sports Manager, Ser- geant-at-Arms Advigbaly Group: B J, I McCUMSEY, DON MARVIN-Mathemafics Major. McIRVIN, MERWYN EDWARD-Science Major. President Advisory Group: Printing Assistant: Intramural Sports. McKAY, GLADYS MARYLYN-Commercial Major. Office Assistant Miss Williams: Red Cross Attendanltx: Usher: Senior Play. Clubs: Secretary, Treasurer Make-up, Triad, Treasurer O.G. . , A McKEAG, DORIS MAX7ilQ'oimmercial Mayj , ,,:,I.5oCker Attenilgitrf Usher. MCKENNEY, MARIANkQgLFore1Ign Larzf N file Major. Vice'gPQQident Advisory Group: Cgglice Assisltarg llI!IJisb'VQ Berg: Vodvilli her: Assembljis:-'QA cappella Choir: Golf: ' otograp y u . McNARY, ADA NATHALIA-Foriegn Language Major. Library Assistant: Spanish Club. MAAS, MATHIAS-A rt Major. Triad Club. Ke-Iso, illurial Ke-nm-dy, l32ll'll2ll'2l Kix1p.:,D'lx'i1l Kirkwood. .Ie-un l.:1mle1'lwlln, Irwin I.m-sun, NVilmn lmlwy, .lim I,m'4-tw, Luris Ma-Kay. lllaulys MQKQ-112, Doris Kvum-dy, Ibm lil'2lllll'I'. Enid Inu, L:11'1'y bushy, ljuvid Ml'lfl'lllll'B', M. um lil'l'll,14:HUll Kulmke. Milflrcsl I,:lwl'n-ucv, l'fu1'b0x't lVIcl'ulnswy, Don NIl'NEll'j', Adu 'FIIIIVIX I lllil i liwstm-lu-x', Millh-ml Lzu-y, Jn-:Lu Lvlnff, Jllllt' Mvlrvin, Mn-rwyn Nuns, Rrlilllliilii Tl-IIR'l X-FOUR MAHANEY, RUTH EIQEQQL-Science , 6r,,5Vice Presidentaidvisory Group: Library Assistant: Red CroSQ-SQL tendant: Loc6 ,,..Attendant: USQQIQK MAISH, FRANK-Scidrtce Major. President, Vice Presidenit, Sports Manager Advisory Group: Traiiclc Patrol: Field Patrol: Band: Orchestra. MALANDER, PAULINE ELIZABETH-Commercial Major. Secretary Senior Class: President, Secretary Advisory Group: Office Assistant Miss von Berg: Business Staff Log: Vodvil: Ushergt Assemblies: Senior Play: O.G.A. ' ,N , M MANARY, BETTE JQQISKEV-1-Home E0 D ' Major. C ,,',g,,nding Secretary Girls' League: President,f'?cretary Advis . ?'Group: Vodvihd' ssemblies: Committees. Clubs: G.A.A., Golf: Ettergirlsi f A F ik MEINZEN, ROBERT WILLFRED-Mathematics Major. Intramural Sports. MANSFIELD, ROBERT JAMES-Manual Arts Major. Intramural Sports. MARKHAM, JIM-Manual Arts Major. Intramural Sports. MARTIN, HELEN IRELQIE-Foreign Largjuage Major. Clnfbs: Custodian, Librarian Make-up, Photogrwgyii 'l'lf, ,1 ' MATLICK, JACK GEoRi':E-zvzafhematiiihmjor. vice Presidiim, secretary, smesman Advisory Group: Vodvil: B Football: B Basketball: Intramural Sports: Yell Duke: Senior Play. MAXIM, HELEN MARIE-Commercial Major. President, Salesman Advisory Group: Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies: Tennis: Golf. Clubs: President, Custodian, Librarian Make-up, Safe Drivers'. -. .s - MERCER, B-OB-Mat aes Maja-. Rrmggiiqot. MEYER, 'DORQTHY Esir1kER-c0mmeJ3Qa'i'l'Majw. Ushevitrennisg Golf. MILLER, JANICE MERRIETTA-Commercial Major. Red Cross Attendant: Vodvil: A cappella Choir: Secretary Make-up Club. MILLS, MARY ELIZABETH-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group: Vodvil: Assemblies. . MINOR, VALETTA LQIGIQIE-Foreignlrhz zgage Major, RA Cross Attendant: Locker Attendant: Costume-M, mittee: Usher-3 Egommittees. I 1' 'mia ' . if If -:A MOREY, DON--Art Ilffxjor. Older Boysa Conference Longview: Vodvil: Assemblies 5 A cappella Choir: Boys' Octette: Committees. Clubs: Triad, Honor Dramatic. MORRIS, JACK ROBERT-Science Major. President, Sergeant-at-arms Advisory Group: Football: Basketball: Lettermen's Club. MORROW, HARRY PAUL-Mathematics Major. Sports Manager Advisory Group: Locker Lieutenant: dvil: Football: IQettermen's Club. 3 MUNROE, HUGH- T- tics Majorflwsman, Sport? iilgnliger Advisory Group: P. E. Assistant: V , Assemblies. ff' A-Q, 57 J , MUNSON, VIRGINIA JO SEPHINE-Commercial Major. MYLL, DOROTHY CAROLYN-Foreig1g,La'nguage Major. Locker Attendant: Usher: Assemblies: A cappella Choir: Regional Music Meet: Committees. NEDROW, HELEN-Home Economics Major. Locker Attendajitp Usher: Senior Play. NELSON, ARTHUR gn, -Printingw jg. Rrinting,A,fAsQ ug Alki Printer: B Basketball: Intra ports. H. NERTON, ROBERT If ' cial Science Majdr. Salesman Advisory Group: Locker At- tendant: Field Patrol: Business Manager Log: B Football: Intramural Sports. NICKERSON, MAXINE ELIZABETH-Commercial Major. Vice President, Secretary Advisory Group: Vodvil: Usher: Assemblies: Triad Club. A.. : ik 5 sf 1 - nf-, If iii' N x 'X Xlll1:1l11x'.lZllIll .XI:lisIl. l 1':1nk arkl1:1m,.Iim Alurlin, H4-I1-xl Xl:-rw-l'. lhflu Me-yo-V, Imlwllhy Nl In-y. Ium :xlHl'l'iH, .lzlvk Nlvll, llurmllmy N1-411-nw. Il:-lf-11 Z Alzllzuluhn,I.l1ll1m Maltllm lx, .Lu lx Alillvx Blurra 'l'HII IX IIXI A AIZHIZIVX. Hvth- NlIll1SIi1'IIf, Huh Maxim. Il--I1-lu XXI:-inzwn, Rwlu-rl M1lIs,M:1ry Minur, Mzlxim- mrm-, llugh AIIIIISUII, Yirginiu 'N -rum, Imlx Nivk.-rsnn, Max 'l HIRTX SIX NISHIKAWA, MAY.,fI.g-sHome E60'H07EiQ'.Mdj07'. Secretary Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Make-ugliiiub. 5' S KT... , P - NORELIUS, JACK ELIM-Mathematifs Major. Salesnfan Advisory Groupg Field Patrolg Swimming Team: Intramural Sportsg Ticket Takers' Club. NORWOOD, JAMES RICHARD-Art Major. Traflic Patrolg Track Manager. Clubs: Vice President Triad, Rifle. OBESG, ROBERT RAYMOND-Printing Major. Circulation Manager Logg Intramural ports. J- OLSON, GERTRUDEALLGE-commvwiaz Major. secremy Advisory Groupg Locker Attendantg Usherg O'.G.A. Af., ONO, RUBY FUMIKO-Cornfmercial Major. Vice President, Salesman Advisory Groupg Library Assistantg Reporter Logg Usherg Committees. ORTHMEYER, JIM BURNELL-Mathematics Major. B Football: Intramural Sports. OSTERTAG, MARGIE ROSE-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group: Locker Q Attendantg Usher. U I ,l PALMER, MARTIN BUREN-Scierzbe Major. Printing..Assistantg Locker Attend- antg Stage Crewgilrchestra. V.,' .' PARCEL, NAOMI MAY-Foreign I.angaiiTqe Major. VodviF:'Usherg A cappella Choir. PARSONS, SANFORD BENTON-Mathematics Major. Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Intramural Sports. PAYNE, BONNIE-Commercial Major. Vodvilg Assemblies. Clubs: G.A.A., Lettergirls', Triad. PAYNE, ZELMAR BRYAN-Mechanical Drawing Major. Nice President, Secretary, Salesman Advisor Grgoupg P. E. Assigtgntg Vodvilg Asgezjzabiiesg Track: Intramural Sportsg Tumblingllfiearrl. Clubs: Ri'de,fIIettermen's. ' iv' at J an PIERSON, MARJORIE BETH-Commercial Major. President, Vice President Advisory G1aJupgGOgice Assistant Miss Williamsg Usherg Assembliesg Committees. Clubs: Ri e,O. . . POFF, WESLEY WAYNE4Manual Arts Major. Intramural Sportsg Triad Club. POMERENE, ROBERT LOUIS-Mathematics Major. Vice President, Secretary, Sales- man Advisory Group5j,Swimmingg Intramural Sports. i fl POWELL, GERRY ll'l'Zi?Gdir'Lmerciall'VIajl1f9vuAiied cross Atfeuqntg Vodvilg Usher. PRAGER, KENNETH'AWJESLEY-Dlathehtatdcs Major. Prgsiclient, Secretary, Salesman, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg Business Staff Logg Organizations Editor Alkig Vodvilg Assembliesg Bandg A cappella Choirg Safe Drivers' Club. PRESTON, HAZEL MARGARET-Commercial Major. Costume Committee: Usher. PRICHARD, MABEL ROBERTA-Commercial Major. Locker Attendantg Usher. Q PROVO, FREDERICK DEWIS-Science Zlkjor. Vice Presideht Sophomore Class: Presi- dent, Vice Presi 'iJQecretary, Advisory ,QI if, .W Field Patrol: Assem- glieksg A cappella g Footballg if gtballg T1'ackgfy, e President Lettermen's 11 . i 3 'K -' ' PRUTZMAN, DALE HARVEY-Printing Major. President, Vice President, Salesman, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg P. E. Assistant: Stage Crewg Sports Editor Logg Sports Editor Alkig Vodvilg Footballg Trackg Basketball Manager: Secretary, Treasurer Lettermen's Club. PURVIS, FRED EDWIIiij-Manual Arts Major. Salesman Adyisory Groupg P. E. Assis- tantg Vodvilg Senior layg Assemblies g'1Bandg Footballg intramural Sports: Letter- men's Club. '4Qgg,fQ'!,F' , 2 5 ' Y !3TAj'.ff'f RAMEY, MAXINE HQEEEN-Iforeiyn ,faniuage Majorqigafgsman Advisory Group: Vodvilg Usherg Triad uh. RAWSON, GRACE ISABEL-Foreign Language Major. President Advisory Groupg Red Cross Attendantg Costume Committeeg Assemblies: A cappella Choir. Clubs: President, Secretary Spanish, Honor Dramatic. Nishikuwu, lvlzny NUl'l lill34, .Im-k Nrn'wuful, Rivlunwl Umm, Ruby Orrhnn-ya-r, .lim llsu-1'tug.:'. Mm'g:'ie l'm'sm1s, Samford Pznynv, lhmniv Puym-, Zf-lmur l'UHlf'l'l'711', Huh Puw'-Il, fic-rry Przxgl-r. lftillllvfll l'r'mm, Frm! l'l'lllZHl2l!1, llulv Purvis, I 1'ezl tJln'ri.Y. llulu-rl Pzllnu-V, Martin I'is-rsfm, Margie' Prestrm, Ilzlzvl Rnmvy, Maxim- 'l'HlRlXNIXI'1X Ulsmm, Gvrtrluh Pz11'vvl,N:n I'4r!'f, We-s umi lm-V l'1'im'l1:lx'd, Mulu Ruwsuvu, lhuum- THIR l Y-EIGHT .. 1 REXROAD, LAURE E-Scien ' . Sports Advisory Groupg B Footballg B Bask 5 B Track. A RICK, PHYLLIS LOUISE-Commercial Major. Locker Attendant. RICKETTS, CECILLE MARIE-Mathematics Major. Salesman Advisory Group: Usherg Triad Club. RIEM, LOUISE FRANC S-Commercial Major. Red Cross ttendantg Usher: Assem- bllesg Bandg A capp' N Choirg Sophom e Chorusg Sopho ore Sextetteg Senior Play. RITCHIE, ROBERT G LD-Printing 'or. Business 3 Printing' Director Logg Printing Editor A 1, onstruction e ' Senior Pla ', ramural Sports. Clubs: Rifle, Safe Drivers'. . ROBERTS, PEARL MAE-Commercial Major. Usher. ROOT, ELINOR MILDRED-Home Eoonomvks Major. Library Assistantg Red Cross Attendantg Usherg P esident, Vice Pre. ident, Secretary ake-up Club. ROSE, HTHELMA ome Econo ajor. Vic ent Advisory Group: Usher, Costume C 'tteeg Commit Senior Play. RYAN, LORETTA MAE-Commermkzl Major. Library Assistant: Red Cross Attendantg Feature Writer Log Staff g Usher. RYAN, RAY ARTHUR-Mathematics Major. Field Patrol. SANDSTROM, ROLF L WRENCE-Mat ematics Major. esident, Sports Manager Advisory Groupg 'Basketballg Int mural Sports 'Y ttermen's Club. SCHAFFER, CARL- 'al Arts Maja SCHOONOVER, CHARLES E.-Science Major. SELLMAN, JACK C.--Manual Arts Major. Field Patrol. SENECHAL, JACK F.-Mathematics Major. Swimming, Intramural Sports. SENSENBRENNER E A ARD ROBER Printing Major resident, Vice President, Secretary, Sports er, Sales isory Gro nting Assistant: Log Printer, Assembli Basketbal tramural Spo SHANNON, RICHARD-Mathematics Major. Field Patrolg Business Staifg Vodvilg Assembliesg Intramural Sports. ' SHAW, DONALD LEON-Mathematics Major. Student Body Business Manager: Sales- man Advisory Groupg Ofiice Assistant Mr. Conoverg Business Staff 5 Assistant Busi- ness Manager Alkig Vodvilg Senior Playg Assembliesg Older Boys' Conference Long- view, Delegate W.S . High School C ferenceg Junior enior Prom, Committees. Clubs: President, .Q ' esident Ri ' President: aphy. SHEFCHEK, EDDIE ,ml A7-fs Maj . SHERSON, .CONSTANCE RUTH-Mathematics Major. Locker Attendantg Usher: Assembliesg Senior Play. Clubs: G.A.A., Make-up. SKOV, RALPH MARTIN-Manual Arts Major. Stage Crewg Football: Intramural Sportsg Tumblers, Lettermen's Club. SOLBERG, FRANCIS SCAR-Indastr' Arts Major. cker Attendant: Traffic Patrolg Intramu p s. -I ' STACK, GEORGIA- matics Majo Reporterg V g A cappella Choir. STEFFAN, BRUCE JOSEPH-Art Major. Vice President Advisory Group: Vodvilg Intramural Sportsg Committeesg Triad Club. STEPHENSON, BARBARA E.-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group: Usher. I:l'Xl'1liH!,l.. llivli. l'l15'lliS Ili:-lil-IIN V4-villl' H1llrf-rls, IH-:AVI llfml. lflilllll' Ruse-,'I'i1--111121 Nlll4lSIl'm1l, I.. SwI1:lf'I'm-1'.1'1ll'l Svllamllmwl' 4' -msn-rx!-nw-nm-r, I-Ill Slmnmm, Im-lc SIIZIXV. Immnlul uw, llzxllvh Sullu-ru. I 1'zlm-is Slzum-lc,1l1nrgi:1 Iii:-vn, If-um llywm. I.1rl'f'll'l Sv'lIl11:llv,.l:u-R Sli'-Irln-k, I-MI hh-II:lll. I'rll1-:A 75 'I'llII 1lLlx1:,I.4fM x an llux' 'lIl'K'lIil1 .lzlm-lx lx'I'4llll.l11!!IIl1 sun, IZ, I'I'Y-N FORTY STEVENSON, ANDRE ,WILLIS-SQimg4ge,,Major. Seeq ,K--Vice President Boys' League, Vice Presid qFreshman Clasff-QD'ii'ice Assistanhi Conover, P. E. Assist- ant, Vodvil, Assembliei, Track, B .Fiobiba1l, LettermEh'sl1.Club, Honor Dramatic. STONEHOUSE, DONALD CHARLES-Printing Major. Stage Crew, Log Printer, Intramural Sports, Tumblers. STUMBAUGH, WANDA NADINE-Commercial Major. Vodvil, Usher. SULLIVAN, MERTON-Mathematics Major. President, Vice President, Secretary, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Vodvil, Football, LettQk'men's Club. SUTTERFIELD, LoW',ELI5'vERNoNgs2sQiZe Major. RRQFSE Staff, stage crew, Assemblles, Intramural Sports, Field' Patrol. Clubs: ,Se tary, Treasurer Rifle, Weight Lifting. ' TAIT, LOIS WILBERTA-Commercial Major. President, Vice President Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Senior Play, A cappella Choir, Triad Club. ' THOMLINSON, FRANK WARING-Mathematics Major. President Advisory Group, Office Assistant Mr. Conover, Business Staff, Vodvil, ienior Play, Assemblies, Band, A cappella Qhdli-.,, Football, Tracks Swimming, mural Sports, President Lettermenls Club. f,,,.1f i jul if THOMPSON, BERNARD RA-Science Major. 'Vice President, Spbrts Manager Advisory Group, P. E. Assistant, Track, Intramural Sports, Lettermen's Club. THOMPSON, DON W.-Manual Arts Major. Traffic Patrol. THOMSON, RUTH ARDELLE-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Locker Attendant. Editor O.G.A. Paper. I l 1 TODD, EILEEN Economics M M-hrresident y Group, Locker Ar- tendant, Vodvil, Usl'kgri, Assemblies, , , A cappella ' Sextette, Safe Driv- ers' Club. ly H., 5 TOKOLA, INA E.-Commercial Major. Salesman Advisory Group, Omce Assistant Miss von Berg, Red Cross Attendant, Costume Committee, Alki Typist, Usher, Assem- blies, Committees, O.G.A. Club. TOWER, GRACE E.-Commercial Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Red Cross Attend- ant, Reporter Log, Usher, Assemblies. , . TUTTLE, JOYCE' GLORIA-Art Major. Uslger, Red Cross Ajkndant, Triad Club. , .,.,,, . .W ., ,...- UHLS, MARY L'OUISE-H , fommercial Mya' M' V. Secretary, Solos' 'man Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Usher, Committees, 51 f 41 VAUGHAN, NELSON BENTLY-Mathematics Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Vodvil, Band, Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Tri id Club. VETSCH, RICHARD WALTER-Mathematics Major. President, Salesman Advisory group, Printing Assistant, Vodvil, Band, Football, Intramural Sports, Lettermen's lub. , , WADE, GRACE ANNTtQiimmercial Major..-Esker, Assembliegft I. WANKE, ELfSIE-Comhasifpial Major. Segliiry Advisory O.G.A. L' . ,-1 1 it WARD, JEAN MARIE-Commercial Majord Secretary Advisory Group, Red Cross Attendant, Vodvil, Assemblies, Orchestra, String Quartette, O.G.A. WATSON, RICHARD LEE-Mathematics Major. President, Sports Manager Advisory Group, Vodvil, Football, Track, Swimming, Lettermen's Club. WEBBERLY, EVELYN ROGELLA-Commercial Major. President, Salesman Advisory Group, P. E. Assistamtg Track, Intranilral Sports, LettQxrmen's Club. WEBER, BERNARD Enjnmnn-S0cwz'sega3ee Major. Layman WELLMAN, THELMA,1if'igRIE-Corrzmerpjigitlllajor. Reportfii 'girls' League, President, Vice President, Secretary Advisory Group, Library Assistant, Office Assistant Miss von Berg, Red Cross Attendant, Reporter Log, Usher, Committees. WIEBEN, WINIFRED LOIS-Commercial Major. Vice President Advisory Group, Usher, Assemblies. 5 Sluvvlnsnll, Amlrc-W Sl ,,. . lant, huns 'l'ulld, l':ilt't'll Vzlllglnnrl, Nelson NYlltS0ll, 1iin'l11u'd Q, , 1 -7- FO R'l'Y-ONI mu-llmlsn-, ll, Hllllllllllllilll, N. SllulY1lll, Ml-rum Sullvriield, Lowell 'l'llllIlllillSllll, Fmnli 'I'I1umps1m. Ii, 'l'lm111psm1, Don 'l'lm1ns1n1, Anlvllm- '1'ukulu, Inu 'l'uwv1', Gym-v Tuttle, Jnym- l'l1ls, Mary lmulsl: -lswh, llivk NYz11le, Grzu-es XVZIIIRC, Elsim- XVzu'1l, .Il-:ln 1'll,Jt'l'ly, lflvelyn VVl'lJ0l', l:Hl'lllll'1i NVQ-llmzln, 'l'lu-lmu NVivIu-n, NVinifrw1 ' ,-lf, 1 i -:Q 1 FORTY-TWO WILOOX, VERLA M Home E ' Major. V' ' ent Advisory Group, Costume Committe er, Assemb rchestra, S. Music Meet. WILLSONQJOSEPH . AR EN-Science M or. President, Spo ts Manager, Treasurer Advisory Group, Manager Stage Crew, Reporter Log, Vodvil, Asemblies, Intra- mural Sports, A cappella Choir, Football, Basketball, Lettermen's Club. WILLSON, MARTA MAE-Socwkrl Science Major. Secretary Advisory Group, Locker Attendant, Costume Committee, Log Reporter, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, A cap- pella Choir, Sextette Song Leader. WILSON, DICK RA Art Maj 11, Band, , riad Club. WILSON, JIMMY JAC - anual Arts j Business St . WILSON, MAXINE E.-Commercial Major. Library Assistant, Usher. ' WOOD, CHARLES STANLEY-Mathematics Major. Vice President Advisory Group: Vodvil, Assemblies, Band, Swimming. . WODLF, OERDEL DA LENE-Sciemxe ajor. Vice Pres' ent, Salesman Advisory Group, P. E. Assista ' Vodvil, Usher ssemblies. Clu Pr ident G.A.A., Letter- , girls'. - P YAMANISHI, AMY- om rcial Major. os me Commit e, sher. ZOLLO, GENEVIEVE LEAH-Commercial Major. President, Secretary Advisory Group, Oiiice Assistant Miss von Berg, Vodvil, Usher, Assemblies, Golf, Commit- tees.iClubs, O.G.A., Secretary Photography. NV'l M' -' ' - ' FORT Y-THR IG 1' ICOX, .mine Willson, .loe Vlillson, Murtu M. Vlfilsun, Dil-k XVilson, Jimmie Wilson, Maxine NVOo:l, Stun NVoolf, Oerdel Yzummislli, Amy Zullo, Gem-vieve 1 QS' L l , FORTY-FOUR Bob Sandifur ,,,,.,. FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT James Delong ,7,,,,,,,, Harold Firestone Jerry Wetzel Bill Gregory .......w,w John Baumeister J ennylyn Douty ,,,,,, Luclle Laws .,,,,77,777, Geraldine Volker ,,,,,,, Iris Batty .E7,,7,7,777.... Pat Hipskind ,7,..,. Class of 1942 OFFICERS President Virginia Midkiff ..,,,,,,,,,..... Vice President Wilma Wark .,,.,,,,,,,7....,,,,,,,,........,,,, Secretary CLASS COLORS Crimson and Gray ADIVSORY GROUP OFFICERS Miss Ruth Hall, Head Adviser Second Semester ADVISER PRESIDENT Robert Paeth ....... Mrs. Hughes Eugene French Mr. Kastner Bill Hale Mr. Maben Junior Green Mr. Shields Willard Ghormley .. , Mr. Stallcop Lois Kuhn Miss R. Hall Mary Wilkinson Miss MacDonald Nancy Hogg Miss Porter Dorothy Hill Mrs. Powers Noryne Grams Miss Wintler The Junior Class Council, composed of the class officers and Advisory Group presi- dents, met every Monday the fourth period to discuss class business and plan class activities. The Advisory presidents reported on Tuesdays to their various groups the things to be voted upon, or the committee work to be chosen and carried out. The Advisory groups took as a subject for general discussion in their Thursday meetings the development and the qualities of a desirable personality, with the vice presidents being responsible for these programs. A contest was held among the Junior groups to determine the peppiest. This was carried out by a point system, awards being given to individuals and groups for activity credits. At each class meeting and advisory group, volunteering in turn, furnished an entertaining program. At one meeting each group presented some musical number, the one judged best winning points for the contest. Mrs. Powers' Mr. Shields', and Miss Wintler's groups were responsible for three programs, while for the other meetings talent was selected from the class in general. Each semester the Juniors gave a program for the Student Body. The first one was a variety show, including several musical numbers and skits: the second was a one-act play. The Juniors sponsored a student body old fashioned basket social, a noon movie and a matinee dance to raise money for the J unior-Senior prom, the climax of the career of the Junior Class and a succesful social event because of the cooperation of all Junior advisory groups. The theme chosen for the Prom was Astrology. The ceiling of the new gym was made of blue paper with the only light shining on the floor coming through stars, and the walls were covered with the signs of the zodiac. Each dance program told the fortune of the students according to the sign under which they were beorn. Altogether the Junior Class did its share this year towards futhering activities and carrying out traditional events, and so had a successful, busy and extremely enJoyable year. Abrahamson, Bob Acker, Betty Adams, Millard Adams, Regina Albertson, Helen Alexander, K. Allison, Kay Allworth, Margie Anderson, Rose E. Auburg, Dolores Austin, Doris Baldwin, Bertlna Bales, Geraldine Batty, Iris Baumeister, John Bawden, June Beall, Tommy Beatty, Ruby Beck, Cleo Belssel, Dorothy Bennett, Velma Berg, Jeanne Bidwell, Margaret Biggs, Evelyn Bjork, Emllene Bleth, Marjorie Blunt, Arthur Boettcher, Bob Boyd, Carroll Boydstun, Ellen Brader, Jack Briggs, Eleanor Brown, Ralph Bullock, Gene Burns, James Bussey, Jack Butts, .June Carlile, Bob Carlson, Evelyn Carson, Norma Carter, Donald Castle, Patricia Chalney, Frances Christensen, G. Christensen, Jack Clark, Irene Collins, Peggy Conner, Irene Conway, Ralph Cornelius, Madge Cox, Dorothy Cramer, Edris Crltes, Dorothy Cross, Albert Crouch, Richard Crowley. Dan Cupp, Rlchard Dallas, Glenn Darling, Alan Davi . Jack DeGagne, Gene DeGrande, Frank DeLong, James Dixon, Frances Dokos, George Doninger, Marie Douthit, Barbara Douty, Jennylyn Drake, LeRoy Drowley, Lissa Dubl, Otto Eakln, John Edwards, Georgia Ehle, Oriel Eklund, Clarence Ericksen, Jerry Erickson, Menzo Eurich, Aaron Farnsworth, Patti Fasching, Loy Fauble, Richard Fink, Evalyn Firestone, Harold Fletcher, Ed Foster, Dan Fox, Gertrude Frank, James Frank, Lois French, Eugene French. Harriet Gaiser, Peggy Gettman, Colleen Ghormley, Willard Goddard, Helen Grams, Noryne Grant, Huntly Grant, Mildred Gray, Alan Green, Doris Green, Junior Gregory. Bill Grimn, Leora Gutlnette, Bob Gusey, Lester Habich, Katherine Hale, Bill Haley, Helen Hamilton, Jack Hanks, Al Hanson, Evelyn I-Iarter, Robert Hazelwood, Emma Henderson, D. Hill, Dorothy Hlpskind, Pat F. , E. Junior Class Holcomb, Arla Holladay, Zella Holland, Leslie Houghton, C. I-Iovey, Jeane Howell, Richard Hulse, Kathryne Hundley, Virginia Hutton, Forrest Iida, Heda Ivans, Harry Jacobson, Florence Jamison, James Janikowski, C. Jarrett, Evelyn Jelsma, Leon Johannesen, Gene Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Russell Jones, B, Jones, Nelda Kennedy, Barbara Kennlng, James Kern, Corwin Kern, Marilyn Kersteter, Kenneth Kuhn, Lois Kunze, Albert Kunze, Waldo Lackey, Frank Lathrop, Vette Laws, Luclle Lee, Lila Leigh, Noreen Lleser, Frances Light, Glenn Lippert, Thelma Livingston, Jim M. Long, Billy Long, Richard Luke, Homer Lund, Delbert MacComber, Tom McClellan, Luclle McFarland, Edith McKay, Darlene McKee, Lawrence McLaughlin, James McMullen, Nancy Macchlone, Frank Mackey Marvin Maden, Robert Marteeny, Billie Martin, George Martin, Ruth Maxon. Bill Mldklff, Virginia Mills, Gale Mock, Clara Molloy, Katherine Moore, Carl Morehouse, M. Morse, Leonard Mosier, Doris Mudge, Carl Nelson, Alice Neuman, Helen Newall, Gloria Newklrk, Bob Northup, Dorothy Norwood, Pat 0'Bryant, Aubrey Ofllcer, Glenn Ohlemeyer, Bill Olson, Ardell Paeth, Bill Paeth, Jean, Paeth, Robert Palmer, Virginia Parsons. Phyllis Patjens, Dorothy Paul, Leroy Paulson, Leona Peppel, Marguerite Perry, Cecil Pesznecker, W. Peters, John Peterson, Marian Pickett, Lola Pldcock, Jeanne Pletz, Ruth Poe, Carol Powers, Mary Preston, Lucille Quigley, Joe Rader, Gordon Raetz, Bernlece Rausch, Letha Reaney, Bob . Reder, Ted Reynolds, Francis Reynolds, Elmer Richardson, Jim Rlenertson, Violet Rlne, Eudora May Roberts, Roberta Rose, Charlotte Rose, Virginia Rosen, Dorothy Rosen, Lorraine Ross, Dian Rynnlng, Robert Sales, Lois Sanders, Juanita Hodgklnson, D, Mlelke, Lloyd Sanderson, Ruth Hggg, Nancy Mlkesell, Winlfred Sandlfur, Bob 54 -B .af ' . FORTY FIVE Satterthwalte, J. Schoonover, Vera Settles, Ivan Shaffer, Gwen Shanahan, June Sharp, Hera Mae Shefchek, Minnie Shlrk, Eugene Slmnklns, Earl Simpson, Bert Simpson, Ernest Sltton, Zoe Snider, Joy Solland, Marjorie Sorensen, Phil Sparks, Jane Stevens, Maxine Stone, Mary J eane Stonehouse, Betty Strlngfellow, R. Sugg, Elaine Swayze, Marian Sykes, Joseph Tanner, Bette Taylor, Earl Tena, Yvonne Tessendorf, Myron Teters, Dorothy Thompson, Bill Tilrum, Eunice Torongo. Martha Towle, Bernice Urquhart, Craig Vernon, Roberta Vogt, Robert Volker, Geraldine Wallace, Joe Wanless, Dale Wark, Wilma Water , Bettye Weigel. Bill Wetzel, Jerry Whearty, Doris Wheeler, Velma Whlsman, Robert White, Elmer White, Velma Whitehead, Mary Whitney, Jean Wilkinson, Mary Wilson, Virginia Wood, Bill Woodruff, Bill Woodruff, Elden Woodworth, Dick Wright, Douglas Yamanlshl, Rhea Zlnn, Eleanor I' ORTY SIX Miss RgJH,.,HAi.l. . . FIRST SEMESTER 'A 1, ' .,' .Uf SECOND SEMESTER J ennylyn Douty ...,..,..... -,3Q.,lL ,A,,, President' 'Lois Kuhn .... 5 ............ . President Rose Ellen Anderson .. ........ Vice President Roberta Vernon ..,,.,,,... .,.., V ice President Peggy Gaiser ...,,..,, , .,,,,, ,,...,,,,,,,.,, S ecretary Jean Paeth .,,.,,,, ,, ,,,,,,.,..,.,,.......,,,, Secretary Noreen Leigh ........ .. ..........,..........,. Salesman Zella Mae Holladay .,.,......,..... Salesman First row: Dolores Auburg, Dorothy Beissel, Jean Whitney, Letha Rausch, Mildred Grant, Lois Kuhn, Charlotte Houghton, Marian Peterson, Pe gy Gaiser, Gene Bullock, Evalyn Fink. Second rowge Miss R. Hall, Virginia Palmer, Din Ross, Cleo Beck, Rose Ellen Anderson, Normliflf' n, Juanitatsanidrs, Daphin ' A erson, Doris Whearty. Zella Mae Holladay, Irenidfgonner. Third Nancy McM ' Pat Norwood, Roberta Roberts, Frances Chainey, Jennylyn Doutyf Roberta Vernon, lorence Jacobson, Marjorie Bleth, Evelyn J arrett, Noreen Leigh. Others: Jean Paeth MRS. BERTHA HUGHES FIRST SEMESTER A SECOND SEMESTER James DeLong ,,,, ., ,,,,,, Presidente-'.l,,,l!obert Paet f1 ,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,, President James Jamison ,..,.,,,.,,..., :any ice President -,Robert Whis , ,,.,,,,,.,,... Vice President Millard Adams ....,, ,,,., A ,.,,....,..., S ecretary' 'Arthur Blunt .-..,,lg .,..,. .,....,...... S ecretarfu Ted Reder cc,c.c... ......,,c. . .... S alesman Ernest Simpson ,,,c,,c..,..,,,,.,,,,.,..... Salesman James Frank ,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,c,, Sports M awager John Satterthwaite .,....i,,. Sports Manager First row: Ralph Conway, Glenn Light, Gordon Christensen, Jack Bussey, Bob Paeth, Bob Whisnian, Leslie Holland, Don Carter, Jim DeLong, Richard Fauble. Second row: James Kenning, Car oll Boyd, Bob Vo , Alan Gray, Gle Dallas, Millard Adams, Al Hanks. Third row: Jies Jamison, Qgginl Kern, Glen: Cer, Ted Reder, James McLaughlin, Jack Chrif ' K 'J , Mrs. Hugli V glflfliersz Arthur, , , James Frank, Huntly Grant, John Satterthw Y ,.,Elden Wo-od T1-1 MR. WALTER KASTNER FIRST SEMESTER SECONI' SEMESTER Harold Firestone ,... .. ..... ...r rrccrr P r esident , Eugene French . ,,,.,V , cc.,,,c,.,,,..,,, President Eugene French ........ L' Vice President .fi Earl Taylor ,,,,, ..,,,,,,.,,,,.,. Vice Presikient Leon J elsma' ,,,...,,, ii,, , .::ggQ,.,,..,,l:.. Secretariujg, Iran Settles ........,.,.,,....,,. Secretary Albert Cross ,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,. '11 , , .... Salesman ,1 ,. ,Tommy Beall Lv, ....,,,,,.,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, Salesman Earl Taylor . ,,,,,,,,,. , ,,,, cl. Sports Manager' ' Gale Mills .,..,. 'I .. .11 ,.,....,.. . Sports Manager First row: Ivan Settles, George Martin, Alan Darling, Albert Cross, Harold Fire- stone, Tommy Beall, Dick Woodworth, Jim Richardson, Kenneth Kersteter. Second row: Mr. Kastner, LeRoy Drake, Robert Reaney, Bob Boettcher, Joe Wallace, Joe Sykes, Myron Tessendorf, Elmer White, Bill Paeth. Others: Bob Carlile, Eugene French, Leon Jelsma, Tom MacComber, Cecil Petrry, Joe Quigley, lglen Sinclair, Bill,Woodruf'f. K 1 'fall ., all .rf mtl ty' ff 'X 3' 'll Miss MAUDE A. lv1acDONALD FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Lucile Laws l l,,,,,,,,, ,,,,l,,., ,.,, P r esident Mary Wilkinson ,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,. P resident Dorothy Northup , ,,,,, l,,,,,. V ice President Heda Iida ........., .,,.,,, Vice President Mary Wilkinson .,.,.... ,........... S ecretary Alice Nelson lllll, .,,.l........ S ecretary Charlotte Rose ,... . ..,...,,. .,,,.,,,, S alesman Nelda Jones l,,,.,.l.,.l....................l, Salesman First row: Nelda- Alice Nel Gglleva Mor1'oW'QD't0thy Northup, Colleen Gettman, Rosalie Strin w, Leora Gri 7 Lucille McCl ' Charlotte Rose, Heda Iida. Second row: Doro gf ox, Lucile Li s, Bernice Towldi' ' n Boydstun, Marjorie Solland, Margie Allworth, Mary Wilkinson, Ruth Pietz, Emma Hazelwood, Ruth Martin, Miss MacDonald. Third row: Margery Morehouse, Regina Adams, Marie Doninger. Oriel Ehle, Harriet French, Violet Rienertson, Yvonne Tena, Arla Holcomb. Others: Dorothy Patjens, June Butts. ii ein A Y il 4 i bt Q gf ,V ' A S HV TORTY EIGHT A MR. MANBY MABEN 35 FIRST SEMESTER 'fgili- f W 'iffivfi ' SECOND SEMESTER Jerry Wetzel , A., , ....,.v.7, .. , Presidentf' '75,Bi11 Hale , ,... ,fQ5.Qi .A.....,.,, , .,........ President Aubrey O'Bryant ...,,,,,,,7..... Vice President Carl Mudge ..,,,,,,,.,,,.. . ,,,,,, Vice Presakient Bill Hale ,,..,..,......, ,,..........w,,, S ecretary Richard Cupp ,,,,.,.,. ,.,.,.,...,.,7 S ecretary Carl Mudge ,7,,....,.,.......,,,.... . ......., Salesman Jerry Wetzel ., ,,,.,.........l,,......., Salesman Frank Lackey ,.,., V.,,.,Y.,,,.l,. S ports Manager Aubrey O'Bryant ,...v,ee,eee Sports Manager I First row: James Burns, Elmer Reynolds, Carl Mudge, Bill Wood, Frank DeGrande, B111 Hale, Richard Cupp, Q arry Ivans, Dan Foster, Bob Made i Second row: Mr. Maben, Delbert Lund, Marvi gli, Na , Robert . nison, Robert.-1, K ing, Craig Urquhart, Aubrey O'Bryant, Les jvsey, Jerry , , Richard L5 Q' rank Lackey. Others: Arthur Johnson, Leona ston. l ' I, MISS BEULAH M. PORTER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Geraldine Volker ., ,,.,....... Fe- .,..... President 9 Nancy Hogg ....,., .....,.,,,,,,. P resident Thelma Lippert ,....... Vgbe President 5 -4' gette Acker , ...,,,,..... Vice President Lucille Preston ,,e, ,... ,...... ...... S e cretargf-Q eraldine Vomj' ..... . Y,,,,,....,,e,,,.. Secretary Corrine J anikowski ...,. ,2.-jl.. .,v,, Salesman! 4-Jeanne Berg ISL... .,....,,,,,,..,.... Salesman First row: Marian Swayze, Nancy Hogg, Zoe Sitton, Jeane Hovey, Clara Mock, Lucille Preston, Evelyn Hanson, Maxine Stevens, Irene Clark, Francis Lieser, Madge Cornelius. Second row: Helen Neuman, Joy Snider, Bette Tanner, Virginia Wilson, Phyllis Parsons, Billie Jean Marteeny, Doris Green, Gwen Shaffer, Thelma Lippert, Cor- rine Janikowski. Third row: Miss Porter, Betty Acker, Geraldine Volker, Georgia Ed- wards, Geraldine Bales, la Pickett, Dori Austin, Eudora Mae Rine, Velma Bennett, Jeanne Berg, Vera Sc wager. Others: Eg, QI 3,Tilrum. tgflji ' as MRS. HILMA J. POWERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Iris Batty , ,,,,,,,,l...,,, ,,,.....,,,,,..,...., P resident Dorothy Hill ,... ........ ,,...... P resident Katherine Habich .,,,.,,,,,,l Vice President Gertrude Fox .......... ..... V ice President Dorothy Rosen ,,,,,,.l..,,,,, .,,,,,,. Secretary Edris Kramer . . ,,,..,. . ,...,,,,,.l.. , .... Secretary Darlene McKay ,..... -f'l!-27' e ,,,, Salesrnwalkigg'-1 Qarbara Do Y,g,,,t:. ..,,....... ........ S ailesrnan First row: Patti V Mworth, Hera Mai, Sharp, Doro 'SI-Iill, Barbara Kennedy, Wilma Wark, Darlene McKay, Iris Batty, Kathryne Hulse, Evelyn Biggs, Betty Lath- rop. Second row: Helen Goddard, June Shanahan, Edris Cramer, Evelyn Carlson, Doris Mosier, Lois Frank, Katherine Habich, Dorothy Teters, Velma White. Third row: Mrs. Powers, Jane Sparks, Edith McFarland, Helen Albertson, Betty Stonehouse, Eleanor Briggs, Virginia Rose, Gertrude Fox, Barbara Douthit, Jeanne Pidoock. Others: Virginia Midkiff, Leona Paulson, Dorothy Rosen, Rhea Yamanishi. 4 QV r Ji? ' MR. MARS L J. SHIELDS iii FXRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Bill Gregory .,...,.... ........,.... P resident Junior Green .... ...... .............s.... P r esident Billy Long o ........... ....... V ice President Frank Macchione . ,,.... ...... V ice President Phil Sorensen ...... .......,.... S ecretary Billy Long ...........,... ,.......... S ecretary Richard Crouch ...s.. . .....,. ...,.......... S alesrnan Richard Crouch ..s..... ...l.......,.s S alesman Jack Davis ..,..........,.. . ....,.. ports Manager 31 Jack Davis ....... i . .........,. Sports Manager A '-ne. , A ,W First row: Bill Lo ichard Crou rank Macch1 'Gene Anderson, Albert Kunze, Bill Maxon, F ' Hutton, P L '- rcnsen, Jer i. i icksen, Junior Green. Second row: Dan Crow ey, ohn Eakin, ' allace Pesznecker, Bil Gregory, Bill Weigel, Dale Wanless,-Bill Ohlemeyer, Eugene Shirk, Lawrence McKee. Third row: Jack Davis, Douglas Wright, Jack Brader, Gordon Rader, Mr. Shields. Others: Wesley Milton, Joe Thomas, William Thompson, Richard Howell, Gene Johannesen. ' 'sfii-:JY ir' ,fri-x lifes. I-'O RTV-NINI FIFTY . MR. J LLCOP 0, Fmsr SEMESTER i Sncomu SEMESTER John Baumeister ....... .. ....... M-, Preside ' Willard Gho le - ......,.. .... 4 ...... - President Willard Ghormley .... W..- .... Vice President Homer Luke ....,.. --r-.-:. Vzkfe President J ack Hamilton .-,- ..... ,, ......... LW... Secretary John Peters - ....... -. ...........,. Secretary Ralph Brovqn ....T..........,..,,... 4 ...,., S alesman Ralph Brown .,.. - ..,,.........,,.,......... Salesman Earl Simpkme ..,....l,......... Sports Manager Earl Simpkins ,... .......... Sports Manager First rowi Leroy P 1, Carl Moore, W'llard Ghormley, b Sandifur, Bob Hatter, Clarence Eklund, Aaron urick, E'arl'Sim n. Second row: . Stallcop, George Dokos, Menzo Erickson, Bo tte, Home , John Pe ssell Johnson. Others: John Baumeister, Ralp own, Gene DK e, Jack Ha , Waldo Kunze. . MISS ELLA WINTLER Fnisg' SEMESTER .. Sncoim SEMESTER Pat Hipslgind ---- ....,... , r..... ..,,....., P resident e Noryne Grams .,... . ,................. L-. President Patty Castle ....,..,.,.l . .... A V' e President Mary -Whiteh -- .... .......l V ice 'President Berniece Raetz ....... ..., Secreta uby Beatt ......,..... Q Secretary Mary Whitehead L ..,,, . ,...... Salesma Dorothy Crit ,............,..... 4- Salesman First r0w': Patty Castle, Betteyvonne Jones, Katherine Alexander, Dorothy Crites, Norynp Grams, Virginia Hundley, Mary Whitehead, Berniece Raetz, Velma Wheeler, Marilyn 'Klirm-Second row: Mary Powers, Pegg Collins, Helen Haley, Pat I-Iipskind, Kinifred, ikesell, Ruby-Beatty, Lila Lee, Ardeii Olson, Carol Poe, Katherine Molloy. Third row: Miss Wintler, Emilene Bjork, Marguerite Peppel, Martha Torongo, Liasa Drowley. Others: Kay J ison, Gloria New ll, Lorraine Ros , Ruth Sanderson, Minnie Qiefchek, Elaine S, or Zinn. - , FI PTY-ONE FIFTY TWO Lewis Grant ,,,, , it If ,, , .. L , .X r Class of 1943 OFFICERS ,, .,,,,,,,,..,.,,, President Phyllis Evans ,,,, .. ..,, Peggy Payne ,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.. . ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,...7 Secretary ADVISORY GROUP OFFICERS Mrs. Helen Barber, Head Adviser SECOND SEMESTER FIRST SEMESTER PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Bert Allinger ....,D7, rffe L ynn Ryan Bob Anderson ..,,,....., ,,,.,.. B ob Anderson Bonnie Addleman Virginia Scholl Bruce Thompson ,,,. ....Y Dick Scheetz .,,,,7,, June Lineham ..,.,. Dale Hodgson ,... .. David Harris .,... Esther Keith ..7,T Betty Hines Beverley Cofiield Margaret Mclver Bruce Thompson Dick Scheetz ..,,.,, Mildred Betz J ay Beedle Lloyd Boddy ..,v,,,., Vice President ADVISER Mrs. Barber Mr. Barter Miss Carter Mrs. Gibson Mr. Gustafson Mr. Harris Miss Hurd Mr. J. D. Miller Miss Robinson Geraldine Whitham .,,.,. ,,,...... M iss Thun Natalie Hanks ., .,,,r ,..,.V.,,r M iss Webber The Sophomores have gained recognition through their efforts to become a real part of the school. Their whole-hearted participation in each event of the year shows their enthusiasm and loyalty. The Sophomore Class gave the Thanksgiving Day program, which consisted of a variety of talent, and sponsored an assembly later in the year. The Sophomore annual all-school dance was a huge success, enjoyed by all who attended. Their school year has been marked by outstanding' ratings in scholarship and athletics. Adams. Jean Adams , Marie Addleman, Bonnie Albrici, Lindo Albright. Wilbert Alexander, Ted Allinger, Bert Anderson, Bob Anderson, Robert Andresen, Marie Annis, John Archer, Audrey Atkinson, Robert Babcock, Harriet Bagdanov, N. Bailey, Elaine Bailey, Ellen Baker, Bob Baldwin, Dorle Balint, David Ball, Robert Baltezore, Bette Banta, Geraldine Barlow, Myra Barnes, Joyce Bauman, David Bauman, Le-Roy Sophomore Class Beall, Ardith Beasley, William Beatty, Verna Beedle, Jay Belisle, George Belknap, Clara Benedict, Perry Benner, Murray Berdinner, K. Berg, Gloria Bertram, Edward Betts, Joyce Betz, Mildred Biggs, Donald Bleth, Mary Ann Boddy Lloyd Bonnell, Evelyn Boss, Alice Bowman, VVayne Bowyer, Leslie Boyse, Roberta Brechtbill, John Brinner, Jim Brown. Dorothy Bryant, Charles Buck, Alberta Bu rger, Rose Marie Burkey, Irene Burnett, Laurie Burnett, Richard Burrows, Lois Butcher, Allan Butler, Dorothy Butts, Bettie Campbell, Evelyn Campbell, Lois Carlson, Martha Carpenter, Arthur Carter, Arline Chapman, Carole Chappelle, Hazel Claassen. Harry Clark, Margie Clark, Ray Clark, Rudy Clothier, Wtirren Clow, Mary Jean Cocklin, Lewis Coffey, Dorothy Coflield, Beverley Cole, Gordon Cook, James Corbin, Fae Cribh, Dick : x Cross, Patricia Dailey, Darleen Daly, Patricia Daniels, Llewellyn Davis, Donald Davis, Merle Davis, Norma Davis, Phyllis Davis, Roy Dawson, Ronald Dean, Sara DeLong, Everett Dickinson, Ruth Dismore, John Dore, Bill DuBois, Evelyn Dunbar, Ralph Duncan, Thelma DuPaul, Melvin Edwards, Jim Edwards, Louise Eggleston, Juanita Elliott, Eddie Elliott, Louise Endicott, Marjorie Erickson, Frances Eurick, Delbert lil 1 . s., - ,lk I ,l ,.:., ir Rx fl' lx Eurick, Laura Evans, Phyllis Fahlstrom, Carol Farland, James Farmer, Bertha Farmer, Verna Feltz, Catherine Ferris, Tony E. Filer, Eva Ruth Firestone. Maxine Fisher, Mary Ellen Fiss, Joyce Fletcller, Richard Fornadley, Andy Forrest, Ray Fountain, Bruce Francis, Robert Franklin, James Franklin, Paul Freeland. William Freeman, Kenneth Froom, Barbara Froom, Richard Fullerton, George Fullerton, Victor Garner, Mary Garr, Gloria Ghormley, Bettie Ghormley, Bonnie Gobel, Pauline Goheen, Arlene Gomulklewlcz, S. Gotchy, Elaine Goude, Gordon Graham, Don Granhert. Fenton Grant, Lewis Gray, Geraldine Gray, Roy Green, Herbert Greene, Kalmon Greene, Patsy Guilford, Raleigh Gulsness, Robert Hablch, Coy Haines, Ernestine Hallock. Lorna Halme, Glen Hamilton, Billy Haney, Betty Hanks, Natalie Blanche Hann er, Hansen, Harry Hansen, Jimmy Harper, Harris. Mary David Harris, Dick Hart, Donald Hatch, Qulndaro Hathaway, M. Hayes, George Herman, Dareleene Hetrlck, Donald Hlebert, Eleanor Hill, Louise Hinds, Dolores Hines, Betty Hlser, Elizabeth Hlser, VVllllam Hltomi, Yas Hoagland, Joan Hobgood, Benton Hodge, Marshall Hodgklnson, Lyle Hodgson. Dale Hoff, Blll Hoffman, Nora Holden, Charles Honrath, Dean Hood, Ruth Howard, News-l Hoyt, Earl Hoyt, Kenneth Hoyt, Robert Hull, Lawton Hunter, Robert Hunter, Paxton Hutton, Lois Ingebrlght, Maxine Iwamoto, Sami Jarvls, Molly Ienson, Katherine Johnson, Arthur Johnson, Elden Johnson. Fred Johnson. Helen Johnson, Lenore Johnson. Lloyd Ralph Johnson, Johnson, Richard Tom Johnson, Johnston, Dick John stone, P. James Loretta Ma rcheta Jones, Jones Jon es, Jones, Milburn Ralph Jones, Jordon, Darl Keeney, Betty Lou Kelser, Ruby Kelser, Virginia Keith, Esther Kelley, Albert Kelley, John Kennedy. Bob Kephart. Albert Kern, Clarence Kerr, Arlene Kersteter, Evert Kersteter, Pauline Kesler, James Kilpatrick, Maxine Kilpatrick, Nadene Kimmel, Jeannine Klndsfather, V. Knight, Rlr-hard Knowles, Bob Knowles, Hazel Kogan, Pat Korn, Kathryn Krohn, Barbara Lackey. Ruby Lacy, Brlan Lamb. Betty Lou Lander, Jack Langlie, Alta Larson, Gladys Larson, Paul Lawhead, Bill Lawrence, Jim Leach, Lyle Leach, Richard Leach, Robert Leonberger, Carol Lewis, Zelma Llneham, June Lloyd, Dick Lommen, Evelyn Lorentz, Kenneth Lounsbury, Kay Lovette. Ronald Lowe, Donald Lundeen, l Holly Luttrell, Eleanor Lynch, Bernard MacComber, Betty A I . L: MacKellar, Donald McCarlLy, James McCollum, Jackie McConnell, James McCoy, Bobble McCoy, Marjorie McCurdy, Richard McGoun, Virginia Mclver, Margaret Mclver. Marjorie McKeag, Robert McNary, David Maas, Katherine Mandeville, Alice Mann, Bill Mansfield, Bud Marshall, Faye Martin, Anita Mason, Ross Mason, VVayne Mather. Everett Mathys, Leonard Mattson, Dudley Mays, Katheryn Melnzen, VValter Meyer, Elaine Millar, Don Miller, Caroline Miller, Marilyn Milligan, June Milton, Billie Moe, Virginia Moored, Erma Morehouse, Anne Morrison. Eugene Morrow, Robert Munroe, Phyllis Munson, Morris Myers, Shirley Natta, Louis Neely, Keith Nelson, Pearl Nelson, Reuben Nelson, Tommy Nueman, Ruth Newton, John Niday, Robert Nlshlkawa, Ruth Northup, Lois Norwood, Dorothy Nuttall, Stanley Oakes, Clariece Ofllcer, Charles Ofllcer, Ernest Olson, Calvin V Ostrander, Mickey Padget, Richard Paeth, Robert Page, Robert Parsons. Jean Parsons, Lysle Patch, Betty Patch. Saralou Patterson, Stanley Paul, Chrystal Payne, Peg!-'IN Pederson, Merle Peffer, Dorothy Peffer, LeRoy Pelllssler. Dorothy Pepper. Evelyn Pepping, Maxine Perkins, Betty Perry Jean Peyton, Alta Pfennlng, Donald Pfenning. Robert Phelps, Constance Poe, Omar Poff Melvin Porter, Archie Powers, Clare Price, Roy Prohaska, Robert Provo, Doug Pulley, Betty Radsplnner, Esta Rathbone, Eugene Reeves, Bert Regas, George Renney. Margaret Rice, Phyllis Rine, Flora Ripley, Stuart Roalsen, Donald Roberts, Kenneth Roberts, Virginia Robinson, Forrest Rodman, Bettie Roesler, Bob Rogers, George Root, Ralph Ross, Kenneth Rupe, Frank Russell, Wanda Ryan, Lynn Salvagno, Bettie Sample, Bob Sanderson, Helen Scheetz, Richard Schmelzer, K. Scholl, Vlrglnla Schubert, Betty Scott, Kentner Seeman, Esther Shambzlugh, Paul Sharp, Lynne Sheppard. M. Shotwell, Bill Shuman, Paul Simpson, Mary Skov, Gene Slack, Jean Smlth, Blll Smith, Lorena Smith, Ruth Smith, Nvalter Spauldlng, Philip Speer, Dorothy Spence, Louise Spurgeon. Barbara it It 1 l K . 1 if wtf? - P49- FIFTY-THREE Stadelman, Wernel Stampcr. Virgil Stange, Robert Stanton, Richard Steinhauer, Robert Stevens, Irene Stevens, Mona Stewart, Howard Stone, Kenneth Stotts, Darrel Stutz, Knrl Suesens, Martha Supernaw, Winnie Sykes, Charles Talcott, Mlque Taylor, Frank Thomas, Bob Thomas, Phyllis Thompson, Bruce Thompson, Donna Thompson, Gloria Thornton, Carroll Thornton, Junior Tokola, Ellen Towle, Robert Toy, Tommy Tracy, Schuyler Tramblay, Barbara Tueth, Wlnnlfred Van Atta, Clarlne Vance, June Van Horn, J. Van Prooyen, Cora Van Tassel, Gale Veitschcgger, N. Vernon, Carol Walford, Mary E. Wallace, Joy Washburn, Burton Watson, Shirley Weeks, Billie Weeks, Ralph Welfrlng, Mae West, Charlotte Westendorf, Doris Whalen. Betty Lou White, Clifford White, Ray Whltham, G. Wieslnger, Ruth Wiley, Doris Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Catherine Winn, Vlrglnla Wood. Leo Woodruff, Charles Yabs, Norma Yamanlshl, George Ylnger, Lucille Yost, Joyce Young, Dolores Young. Jack Ziegler. Bill Zollo, Lucille Zumwalt, John FIFTY FOUR ,S Mas. HELE.NvJ..BARBER , FIRST SEMESTER Q f :I ' SECOND SEMESTER Bert Allinger ,,,,,,, ,,.,,7. ' ...,,., P resident Lynn Ryan ,,,,,,,, .,....,..,,,,,,, President Glenn Halme ..,,,,A,.. ....., V ice President Tommy Nelson , ..,. . ....... Vice President Tommy Nelson ,,,.7,, ,,.,,,,.77 Secretary Glenn Halme .....,.....7. ,,,,7,,,,,... Secretary Kenneth Stone ,,,,,7 . ,,,,,e,,e ,,,,eee S alesman Tommy Johnson ....V,.v,,,,YY,7,,,7...,.... Salesman Gale Van Tassel .. ,... , Sports Manager ' Werner Stadelman .,,,,.,,,, Sports Manager First row: LeRoy Peffer, Bobbie McCoy, Stanley Reis, Tommy Nelson, Gale Van Tassel, Bill Hiser, Jimmy Gook, Herbert Green, Murray Benner,:,Robert Ball. Second row: Jack Young, Stuart Rip1ey,yClare Powers, Ralph Dunbar, Edward Bertram, Werner Stadelman, Kalmon Greene, Elmer Harry, Richard Fletcher, 'Mrs. Barber. Third row: Leslie Bowyer, Stanley Nuttall, Roy Forrest, Dick Harris, Lynn Ryan, Ross Mason, Paul Shambaugh, Richard Knight, Bert Allinger. Others: Allan Butcher, Glenn Halme, Tommy Johnson, Ronald Lovette, James McCarley, Don Millar, Kenneth Stone, Darl Jordan, Charles Woodruff. MR. Louis BARTER FIRST SEMESTER . - SECOND SEMESTER Bob Anderson ,,,,,rr ,r,r - President Bob Anderson .-., .,... .. ,.,,,.....,,,,, . ,,,, President John Brechtbill ,.....,.,, ' .EEL-Vice President' ', ,John BrechtbiTl,,,,..Z .,,,.,....,,,, Vice President Bud Mansfield ., .,,,,,,., -,11.,g.,.,. Secre-taryf' Raleigh Guilford ,- ,,,,,....,,,..c,, ,,,,r S ecretary Omar Poe ,r.r.... . ,. , ..,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Salesman Omar Poe .,.,.,.. . ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... . .,,, Salesman George Yamanishi .,,....,.,,,. Sports Manager Stanley Gomulkiewicz .,,, Srorts Manager First row: George Yamanishi, Virgil Stamper, Bob Kennedy, David Bowman, Bob Anderson, Stanley Gomulkiewicz, Richard McCurdy, Roy Price, Donald Hart, George Rogers. Second row: Mr. Barter, Vernon Kindsfather, Omar Poe, Bill Mann, Stanley Patterson, Bill Hamilton, Kempton Berdinner, Donald Lowe, J q,hn Brechtbill. Third row: John Newton, Dick Lloyd,igBi1l Smith, Marssall. Hodge, Do Davis, Charles Officer, Don Roalsen, Arthur Carpen131.i.,v'0thers: MelvinfDluPaul, Bud lllllllifleld, George Fullerton, RaleighSGuilford, Burtowflwishburn, Bill Hiri'i','Kenneth Hoyt,lfDic'k Johnston, Brian Lacy, Darrel totts. MRS. LlLLlAN K. GIBSON FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Virginia Scholl ...,,.. ,.....,.,, ,... P r esirlent Margaret Mclver ..... .............,,. P resident Kathryn Korn ,,., ..., , Vice President Evelyn Lommen, .,.,.. ..,.,. V ice President Pat Daly , ,..,,,. .. .,,,.,. ,lg ,,.,,,. Secretary , Eleanor Hiebertl, ...... .... . . ....... Secretary Charlotte West ,.....,.., ..... Salesman , ' Pat Daly ,.,,.,,. .,,.,gs. ...........,,,.,,,..,., Salesman First row: Evelyn Campbell, Geraldine Banta, Eleanor Hiebert, Charlotte West, Lorna Hallock, Martha Suesens, Shirley Myers, Phyllis Evans, Zelma Lewis, Mrs. Gibson, Evelyn Lommen. Second, row: Eleanor Luttrell, Jean Parsons, Kathryn Korn, Jean Adams, Dorothy Pellisier, Carol Fahlstrom, Helen Johnson, Gloria Garr, Beverly Wilson, Margaret Mclver. Third row: Virginia Scholl, Joyce Betts, Caroline Miller, Eva Ruth Filer, Dolores Young, Pat Daly, Nadine Veitschegger, Arlene Kerr, Carol Vernon. Others: Margie Clark, Evelyn DuBois, June Milligan, Mary Garner. A MR. CARLGUSTAFSON A FIRST SEMESTER ' ' SECOND SEMESTER Bruce Thompson ....,. ,....,... . . President Bruce Thompson ..... .......,,,...,.. P resident Kenneth Roberts ,...,,, ..,,. V ice President Kenneth Roberts ...... ,,,,,,, V ice President Clarence Kern .... ,. ,,,........ Secretary Paul Larson ...i...... .,,.,,,.,,.. S ecretary Don Biggs .,,.....,................,...,.... . Salesman LeRoy Bauman ..., s,v,.,,.r,.............. S alesman Ken Freeman ,.,.....,r.,..,,,, Sports Manager Walter Meinzen ,.,.. ,,.,,,.,.. S ports Manager First row: John Annie, Carl Stutz, Kenneth Schmelzer, Jilin Edwards, Eugene Mor- rison, Merle Davis, Ha ,Ransom Fred Johnson, Bruce Fotlntaiin. Second row: Clarence Kern, Jim Jones, Deariqgtirrrath, Lynn Shjfp, Dick Cribb, W5 ter Smith, Jim Brinnen, Paul Larson, Merle Pederson. Third rowti Roy Gray, Paul' Franklin, LeRoy Bauman, Kenneth Roberts, Howard Stewart, Don Pfenning, Bob Guisness, Lysle Parsons, Walter Meinzen. Fourth row: Robert Prohaska, Donovan Graham, Benton Hobgood, Kenneth Freeman, Ralph Weeks, Mr. Gustafson. Others: Don Biggs, Lyle Hodgkinson, Robert Hoyt, Robert Stange, Bob Thompson, Robert Towle, Richard Padget. Fl l+ I' Y-FI V IC FIFTY SIX MR. D ARRIS FIRST SEMESTER , SEcoNn SEMESTER Dick Scheetz E..V..,... EE,E.E...AE. P residen ick Scheetz .,.,. ..A.......,...,.. P resident Robert Hunter .,.,.,. ,,..... V ice President Rudy Clark ..,,,.,, .....,.. V ice President Jimmie Shattuck ,,,,, ,,,,........ S ecretary Mique Talcott ......., ...,....,,,,,, S ecretary Ed Fletcher ,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,..,,,.,..,,., S alesman Jim Kesler ,..,.e.....,...,,...e.,,.....,...,,. Salesman Bill Lawhead ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,, Sports Manager Robert Hunter ,..,-,.,,.,,i,,,,, Sports Manager First row: Robert H nter, Jim Hansen, Ralph Root, Jim wrence, Schuyler Tracy, Dick Froom, Bob Atkinso Leonard Mathy John Zumwalt, que Talcott. Second row: Phil Spaulding, Bob obert Fr Kesler, urick, Kenneth Lor- entz, Rudy Clark, Bob th, Richard ton, Fenton hert. Third row: Dick Scheetz, Bob McKeag, l ore, Bill La ea Roy Davis, oy Johnson, Ralph Jones, Ray White, Mr. Harris. Others: Lindo Albrici, Ted Alexander, Perry Benedict, Charles Bryarit, Ed Fletcher, Bernard Lynch, Keith Neely, Bob Niday, Eugene Rathbone, Bob Samp e. MISS BLA CHE HURD FIRST SEMESTER v 7 SECOND SEMESTER June Lineham ...,.... ,..., P resider ildred Bet ,,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,, P resident Joy Wallace ..........,. . ice President arilyn Mill .. i.....,, Vice President Joyce Barnes ,,,,,,,,,,....,,.,.............e Secreta etty Haney ..V...V....,....... . .,,, .. .....,. Secretary Marjorie Mclver ,,,,,..,.......,.... . ..... Salesrrwm Natasha Bagdanov .................,.... Salesman First row: Ruth Hood, Barbara Anne Krohn, Mary Ellen Fisher, Marjorie Mclver, June Lineham, Marilyn Miller, Lenore Johnson, Alberta Buck, Saralou Patch, Betty Lou Keeney. Second row: Doris Westendorf, Lois Campbell, Joyce Barnes, Rose Marie Burger, Pearl Nelson, N tasha Bagdanov, Constance Phelp Sara Dean, Mary Ellen Walford, Margaret Ren ' , Third row: B A Haney, Be ' man, Evelyn Pepper, Virginia Winn, Miss rlene Goh , Wallace, mith, Bertha Farmer, Louise Edwards. Other dred Betz, P Kersteter, V ia Moe. MISS BETTY LOU MILLIKIN FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Alice Boss ...,....,....... . ........,... President Katheryn Mays .,,,,,i ,,..,.i,.,.i..... P resident Katheryn Mays , ,.,,.,.,i . Vice President Mary Simpson .,..., ,,..... V ice President Bette Baltezore L ,,...,.,,,. T. .li .... Secretary. Virginia McGo ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i, Secretary Helen Sanderson .,,,..... X ..... Salesrna aine Myer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,. .D Salesman First row: Ernest' e aines, Thel ncan, Joyce os , Bette Baltezore, Doris Wiley, Katheryn Mays, Virginia lVlcGoun, Marcheta Jones, Elaine Meyer, Alta Langlie. Second row: Irene Burkey, Harriet Babcock, Phyllis Munroe, Nora Hoffman, Pat Kogan, Alice Boss, Darleen Dailey, Maxine Pepping, Cora Van Prooyen. Third row: Tony Ferris, Mary Simpson, Clariece Oakes, Clara Belknap, Quindaro Hatch, Miss Millikin, Mae Welfring, Frances Erickson, Helen Sanderson. Others: Audrey Archer, Naomi Banks, Dareleene Herman, Carol eonberger, Dorof y Norwood, Betti Salvagno, Mona Stevens, Clarine Van Atta, Doris iley. Y . W f - MISS LU OBINSON FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER David Harris ,,,,,,,.. ,v,..,,,.,,..... P resident Lloyd Boddy ..,.,,.-. ,..--,,.--------- P 'G8'Ifd6'1lf Tgmmy Toy ,,,,r,,, ,,,,,l V ice President James Farland ..,.. ........ V 'ive P'r'68'lde'lLf Reuben Nelson ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, S ecretary David HarrlS ,,..., , ...,......... S9C'l'6tU I'fll William Beasley -,,,,A,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , S alesman Newel Howard .,,,., ......... - ....... S 6tl6S'mlHl George Regas ,,l,i,ili,i,..,,,.,, ports Manager Everett Delong ......,..,,,.,, Sports M ananer First row: Evert ong, Bill ' l, Bob B avid McNary, Junior Thornton, Lewis Cockli die Elliott, Rupe, Leo , Frank Taylor. Second row: Bill Ziegler, Da irris, Wilber A right, Rober An erson, Ralph Johnson, Victor Fullerton, William Beasley, Reuben Nelson, Albert Kelley, Bob Thomas, Miss Robinson. Third row: Lloyd Boddy, Richard Leach, Don Hetrick, James Farland, For- rest Robinson, Kentner Scott, Lewis Grant, Kay Lounsbury, Melvin Poff. Others: Ray Clark, Newel Howard, Robert Steinhauer, George Regas. Q! 01 I I l 'l' Y 'N and -SEV FIFTX EIGHT MISS HEIJEN E. THUN kg FIRST SEMESTER q ii. ' 1' 'A SECOND SEMESTER Esther Keith .,,..., .,,,, . .,,, P resident Geraldine Whitham .. ,,,,7.7,,,, . President Wanda Russell ,,,,, Vice President Ellen Bailey . ., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,l, V ice President Jackie McCollum .ii,,77 ..V,77i,7,, ..7, S e cretary Molly Jarvis 7,i,l,.,..7777,..,,,,il,,,Y, Secretary Marie Andresen YA,l..w7,,7,,,7.. .Y,,,7,. S alesman Lucille Yinger .. . ,,,7,,7 . ,,,l,,,7,, Salesman First row: Wanda Russell, Esther Keith, Donna Thompson, Lucille Yinger, Mary Ann Hamby, Catherine Feltz, Jackie McCollum, Marjorie Endicott, Gladys Larson, Joan Hoagland. Second row: louise Spence, Marie Andresen, Axdith Beall, Peggy Payne, Barbara Froom, Geraldine. Gray, Phyllis Bice, Josephine -A Horn, Ruth Dickinson, Carol Chapman. Third ,i-aw: Faye Marshall, Pat Cross, erine Jensen, Margaret Hathaway, Evelyn Bonnell, Geraldine Whitfham, Betty Piullefy, Lois Northrup, Molly Jarvis. Fourth row: Anne Morehouse, Miss Helen Thun, Dorothy Butler, Bettie Butts. -Others: Ellen Bailey, Dorothy Coffey, Elizabeth Hiser, Hazel Knowles, Billie Weeks. MISS ROSA WEBBER FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Betty Hines ..,... ...... ...... . . .. .... President Natalie Hanks . ..... . ............ President Ruth Nishikawa . . ,TTL Vice President ,Joyce Fiss .... . .... Vice President Lucille Zollo . ..., . .. .. ............... . Secretarial-A, Betty Lou Whalen .. .. .. ...... .. Secretary Priscilla Johnstone ..... , ..., Salesman ' Lois Hutton ........ ....... . . ....... ....... S alesman First row: Lois Burrows, Mary Ann Bleth, Betty Hines, Crystal Paul, Joyce Fiss, Nancy Powers, Katherine Maas, Alice Mandiville, Ruth Nishikawa, Winnifred Trueth. Second row: Betty Lou Lamb, Mary Hirper, Verna Farmer, Elaine Gotchy, Natalie Hanks, Shirley Watson, Betty Lou Whalen, Phyllis Th-omas, Loretta Jones, Betty MacComber, Miss Webber. Third row: Norma Yabs, Fae Corbin, Maxine Ingebright, Elaine Bailey, Ruby Keiser, Erma Moored, Lois Hutton, Louise Elliott, Jeannine Kimmel, Priscilla Johnstone. Others: Arline Carter, Juanita Eggleston, Virginia Roberts, Esther Seeman, Irene Stevens, Lxgzille Zollo. ' ,A 1 Mlss JEAN CARTER ' FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Bonnie Addleman ,,,.,,..., Presikient Beverley Coflield .... .. .. .. President Barbara T1-amblayv ,,,,,,, ,,,, V ice President Blanche Hanner .... . Vice President Mn-garst Sheppard ,,,,.,,.T ,,,,, ,,., S e cretary Jean Slack . ,,,...... .... . ,... Secretary Jean Slack W, ,,,,T,,v,,,,,,,.c . v,,, . Salesman Pauline Gobel ,..........,.,.,. ..,. . Salesman First row: Betty Jean Patch, June Vance, Margaret Sheppard, Esta Radspinner, Dorle Baldwin, Gloria Thompson, Norma Davis, Dorothy Brown, Roberta Boy.se, Barbara Spurgeon. Second row : Jean Perry, Maxine Kilpatrick, Ruth Wiesinger, Marjorie McCoy, Ruth Neuman, Laura Eurick, Ruby Lackey, Jean Slack, Alta Peyton, Anita Martin. Third row: Dorothy Peffer. Pauline Gobel, Beverley Cofiield, Maxine Firestone, Louise Hill, Barbara Tramblay, Virginia Keiser, Bettie Ghormley, Bonnie Ghormley, Bonnie Addleman. Fourth row: Mickey Ostrander, Mary Jean Clow, Betty Perkins, Blanche Hanner, Miss Carter, Myra Barlow, Ellen Tokola, Patsy Greene, Martha Carlson, Gloria Berg, Verna Beatty, Nadine Kilpatrick. Others: Phyllis Davis. MR. JAMES D. MILLER FIRST SEMESTER A ' SECOND SEMESTER Dale Hodgson , .. President Jay Beedle .,., L... .....,, President Louis Natta W ,,,,,, ,,,, V ice President Dale Hodgson .. ...,.. Vice President Bert Reeves ,,,e , t,,,,A ,,.,,, .,,, S e eretary Doug' Provo ,,,. .........,..... S ecretary Donald MacKellar .. ,t,,e ,,,,,,,,. S alesman Ernest Officer ..,. .. .,,. . .........,..... Salesman Coy Habich ,,,e,,,,,, ,,,,,,., , ,,,,,, S ports Manager Coy Habich ......,,.. . ,,,,.....,,,. Sports Manager First row: Charles Holden, Albert Kephart, Sami Iwamoto, Archie Porter, Wayne Bowman, Bert Reeves, Morris Munson, Robert Morrow, Coy, Habich, Robert Pfenning, Llewellyn Daniels. Second row: Everett Mather, Milburn Jones, Richard Burnett, Lyle Leach, George Belisle,'-Paxton Hunter, Kenneth Ross, Richard Johnson, Evert Ker- steter, Gordon Goude. Third row: Wayne 'Mason, Jack Lauder, Lawton Hull, Paul Shu- man, Dudley Mattson, Jay Beedle, Gordon Cole, David Balint, Ernest Officer. Fourth row: Louis Natta, Warren Clothier, Calvin Olson, James McConnell, Elden Johnson, Harry Claassen, Charles Sykes, Donald MacKellar, Mr. J. D. Miller. Others: Ronald Dawson, Andy Fernadley, Bob Knowles, Robert Leach, Billie Milton, Douglas Provo. wr Y - N CHEER FOR VANCOUVER Cheer for Vancouver, V.H. must win Fight to the finish, never give in! 'Rah! Rah! Rah! You do your best, boys, We'1l do the rest, boys, Fight 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, lVe'll do the rest, boys, Fight for the victory! 'Rahl Rah! -Tear! A. Hall I ir 4 5 ' ACTIVITIES -If -rf ' . Q ' ' I 3 I i 11,4-4 Vik 'E - '.7- -V'QJ ' 5?-1.1-'I 2 .1-:gr X' '- ' - --lk '..' 3,7 'r E .'. ' ' -J-'Swv . ' 1-. f Zv4t,5,,-.,f..fvfw.1,3, .41-. J- , uzkfi ' '-', - WWI .Lv gf-Y?-7 , 1..gf' -ik 4 1- : v-V .yy 'tv' f! nf- ,mr M ..,,'1fx+2r' . v .. f 1 fl' 1 I., A:.,L-vw, 4-gf e- 5' Slftw. V-'iff' I1 - v ' -,fy il 5: Kg 33.7 . , .. 1 Liu' A--. -1- I ' , ,:v:4,,,,. 541 we 3 x . bei QM, .1 4:13342-m Q' .14 ,x. 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The'Vancouver Hig School students re organized u r by-laws and a formal constitution for the p maintain l govern porting activities, and promoting a friendly s A Candidates for st ent Hices are no ina ed by petiti an presented in assembly by their supporters. Elections are held in May for the succeeding year. The president presides at all school assemblies, introduces speakers and makes an- nouncements. ' ' STUDENT OUNCIL I First row: Betty all, Elaine C , Bob Hodgso elf Case, David Hutchi- son, Jane Sparks, Dor rew, Dale ,n. Second r : ob Sandifur, Miss von Berg, Mr. Conover, David Keller, Lewis Grant, Mr. DeYoung. The Student Council, composed of Student Body Officers, Boys' League and Girls' League presidents and class presidents, is the executive group through whom the stu- dents govern themselves and accomplish the purposes of their organization. A The president of th high school stud nts presides ove the Council meetings at which nominees for athl honors are a ed and pep asse lies and extra-curricular activities are-planned. A , , GIRLS' LEAGUE Dor grew .....,.,...,.,,,.,l..,......,. President Maxine Barbeau ........,...,,,,,, Vice President Jean Kel r 7. ...,...., - .,,..ve..,..... .,..., T reasurer Gloria Newall ...,...,.... Recording Secretary Elaine Suggiq-, Correspo ding Secretary Thelma Wellma .,,,...,,.,,Y,,,,,v.,..... Reporter Left to righ'wJe, , Maxine , Miss vo orothy Drew, Gloria Newallg Thelma -ellm thers: Elaine g. , X . , The-Girls' League promotes the feeling of mutual helpfulness and friendship among the girls and fosters the very finest qualities of girlhood. This girls' club, composed of all the girls in high school, has become one of the strongest organizations in the student body. The girls' yearly activities include the big-sister movement, selling candy at inter- scholastic football and ba etball games, sp soring an annua student body dance and a Girls' League Mix, usher' for major perf ances, and se in the Red Cross room. i BOYS' LEAGUE Robert Hodgson ..,,,..,,,... . ....,,.,t , .... President Andy Stevenson Second Vice President Manuel Helm ...........,,e First V-ice President Bert Allmger .,......... ---- Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Paeth ,..,,,,,,,r,,..,........,,,,,,.,,,,.,. Secretary Mr. W. H. Conover .,.............. Adviser Left to right: Bob son, Bert,-Alli er, Andrew Ste son, Bill Paeth, Manuel Helm. X ' The Boys' League, 1 includes all Ae ys, works f t special interests of the boys through assemblies at which ,outside speakers give talks on occupations or athletics, or special films are shown. The League presents a general assembly program, plans an annual smoker, entertains fathers on Dads' Night, and sends delegates to Older Boys' g Conferences-f ' . SIXTY-l 1VE SIXTY SIX OFFICE-sQQ5i5TANTS Left to right: Williams, dfa-diys McKay, Kersteter, Miss Shirley Hodgson, Mildred Kuhnke, Jean Fries, Irene Clark, Evelyn Fanning. Miss Mary Williams, Registrar, and Miss Shirley Hodgson, Ofiice Secretary, direct the Ofiice Assistants, who volunteer to serve the school one period a day. They gather attendance slips from the class rooms and record absentees on special forms. These student Assistants take axround notices anddeliver telephone palls and messages. - wi V ., . 59?- A f fag RED cRos5gAJTENDANTg. , Maxine Hines ,..,,,..,., ..., ,....,... ...... C h airman lMiss von Berg ,,,, ., ,,l,,l ,. ..., ..,.,.,.,,,,,,,. A dviser First, row: Gladys McKay, Maxine Hines, Evelyn Hanson, Virginia Wilson, Dorothy Pellissier, Molly Jarvis, Lucille Yinger, Carol Poe, Gwen Shaffer, Evelyn Biggs. Second row: Shirley Ann Cross, Virginia S-choll, Evelyn Pepper, Cora Van Prooyen, Patsy Har- ris, Ruth Sanderson, Dorothy Hill, Nancy,Hogg. Third row: Miss von Berg. Eleanor Briggs, Marie Doninger. Qthers: Enid Kraiirer, Grace Towersj,'MaXine Minor, Jean Ward, Jean Paeth, Kay Allisffiig' . i' -2?T,:1 'F' Girls' who offer thdir Qrvices spend diielperiod a day iii: the Red Cross room taking care of emergency cases or of students with minor illnesses, furnishing mending materials, and at the same time making a record of each case. They are instructed by the school nurse and are supervised by the Dean of Girls to whom they make their reports. i TR ,Lac AND ngm,gATRoi. Dick scheea eeeeeeeeeeee,ee, liege .....e..,e capnaigkfi. Bob Guffnett ali., ,o,rrrrrrreo,.ee..l,...... Capmm Claude Douty ,t,,r ,4,,,t S ec1'eta'r-y-Treasurer Mr. Arthur olin .,..,.....,,,., B ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Adviser First row: Kempton Berdinner, Charles Holden, Louis Natta, Gordon,Goude, Ralph Root, Frank Taylor. Second row: Mr. Jolin, Bob Guffnette, Jack Norelius, Claude Douty, Dick Scheetz, Robert Francis. Others: Bob Steinhauer, George Fullerton, Bob Prohaska. The Traffic and Fiel Patrol police th football field dui , g the football season, put up the canvas, help . the gates, a Y 1259501 the bui 'I ggring basketball games. There are sixteen boysyitreet trafiic E R L, in four organ 'H , 'shifts of six each. They direct trafiic on Main ,r t efficiently i I A morning, atiith 'beginning of each lunch period, and at dismissal. C Locxen Mormons Mrs. Bertha Hughes . .,..,...,.,,.,,.,.,i..... . Adviser Locker Lieutenants: Frdik Solberg, Bill lark, Huntly Grgnt, Gertrude Fox, Robert Paeth, ,vu de Olson. 'ff 6 w - wi 5' First row: Dolorefl,Aiihurg, Letha Riauich, Mildred Ciiaifl, Donna Kennedy, Ruth Pietz, Helen Goddard, E'velyn Carlson, Margie Allen, Rhea Yamanishi, Irene Clark, Evalyn Fink, May Nishikawa. Second row: Bill Freeman, Richard Cupp, Bill Hale, Jim Hayes, Huntly Grant, Patsy Harris, Dorothy Hill, Eudora May Rine, Peggy Collins, Ardelle Thomson, .Edith McFarland, Third row: Wayne Bowman, Don Jones, Douglas Ackley, Glenn Dallas, Allan Gray, Eleanor Briggs, Gertrude Fox, Vera Galloway, Margie Ostertag, Lissa Drowley Fourth row: R ssell Johnson, J mes McLaughlin, Millard Adams, Francis Solberg ob N erton, Bob eth, Bill Clark, aude Douty, Ruby Kelser, Jennylyn Douty, Mrs? ' 'es. Others. U 'de Olson, J fi' Swayze, Irma Belisle, Robert Thompson. A 4 F gi-Q-Q, Five Locker Monitors each period under the direction of a lieutenant allow students with permits to go to their lockers during school hours. They check to discover whether any have been left unlocked, report these numbers, and hand in the permits to the office at the end of the period. - SIX'l'Y-SEVEN SIXTY EIGHT T BUSI N HJSTAFF K f ' i haw ,,,. , Business dimer W. H Co Ove , Miss Laura 'Ru2fggless 77 7.... f .' .. .,,.....v,77 .. Advisers First row: Pat Bone, Relf Case, Richard Cupp, Charles Asher, Dick Lloyd, David Hutchison, Pat Hipskind, Jeanne Berg, Lois Kuhn, Richard Crouch. Second row: Bob Roesler, Bill Hamilton, Bill Ohlemeyer, Jack Norelius, Frank Thomlinson, Don Shaw, David Keller, Jerry Wetzel, Jim Kesler, Bill Wood. Third row: Mr. Conover, Warren Breckel, Bill Gregory. A Q The Business Stawfviiggsan the year witlpisugfrvising thgrsjle of Student Body tickets. During the whole yeai iM i or the directi'M'pf' r. Conovergwifsold and took in tickets at pay assemblies, athlQ'fi'ce25:ontest.s, and Qbengjng performagseoigxllfiach period there were two students in Mr. Conover's ofhce who 'took'c1re of high choo business. LIBRARIANS - Mrs. Edda McCordic , . .,..,..,,. Adviser First row: June Vance, Mary Ellen Fisher, Elaine Cornell, Dolores Hull, Helen God- dard, Rfith Pietz, Eleanorg Root, Marie Chri tianson, Thelma Wellman. Second row: Bar- bara Froom, Mrs. McCo 'I 'lc,pAndrew Stev X, son, Bob Sandif11y,John Eakin, Bob Finlev. Noreen Leigh, Kenne M s. Others: ' ngan, Doro '1il'yll, Loretta Ryan, Ruth Smith, Louise Kellis, is A ,:Ono, Maxine ig ,. Qon. , -ajft K Two student librarians are on duty every period of the day at which time they find reference material for both students and teachers. During the year the library assistants learn how to classify and prepare books for circulation, work at the circulation desk and repair books. The boys of the group have the responsibility of the textbook room, charge books to teachers, deliver the books, to class r-ooms andicare for studentsklost texts and notebooks. F' ' A . Lenz , i CLUB Frank Thomlihson ,.... Preside-n '-it Dale,P1Autzm3 Tris ..,.,,e,l...,.e. , ....,e,, Secretary Fred Provo ,... .,,,,,,,,.,.,.,..,,, V ice President Mr. Marshall Shields ,,....,ee,., ,.., .,,. A d 'vise-r First row: Fred Purvis, Harry Morrow, Frank Thomlin-son, Dick Watson, David Keller, Bob Dungan, Charles Burchiield, Herb Lawrence, David King, Jack Morris, An- drew Stevenson, Joe Willson, Earl Gray, Zelmar Payne, David Hutchison. Second row. Don Carter, Hubert Cocklin, Bob Finney, Bob Butler, Bert Allinger, Bob Boettcher, Dick Vetsch, Eimer Wh' e, Bill Wood, Bil Bailey, Mr. Shi ds. Third row: Bill Hale, Keith Neely, Bill La ,X Bob Carlile Skov, Jack D 's James Frank, Kenneth Hoyt, Lewis Grant, 3Sullivan, Piggy . The Lettermerfs Of ' J' an honorar sdkety for all bi , s o have earned a major letter in interscholastic sports and who are approved by the Student Council. Their only social activity of,the year was their Hard Time Dance. TRIADS Way-you Harlan -,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, , President Roger Downing , ,,., ,. e,,., President Richard Norwood ,,,,,,, , ,,,, A Vice President A Phyllis Evans ,, .,,, Vice President Billie Jean Marteeny g l ..,. Secret ' ,7,,,,.Carol Cha a egg, Q ,V ,,,,,., Secretary Rolf Case ,,,,, , ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, -' , Log Reporte , f 'Helen Hesse 'friggin .,,e.,e,, ..,e,, , ,. Log Reporte-1' Miss Pearl Hall .,,,..... .....e,,. Advise til, Betty Lou ............. ..... T reasurer The Triad Club is an active organization composed of interested art students. First Row: Barbara Spurgeon, Eleanor Hiebert, Charlotte West, Mary Powers, Betty Lou Whalen, Carole Chapman, Billie Jean Marteeny, Hera Mae Sharp, Norma Carson, Evelyn Biggs, Maxine Ramcy, Joan Hoagland. Second row: Gladys McKay, Cecille Richetts, Gloria Berg, Fae Corbin, Evelyn Pepper, Virginia Winn, Virginia Harris, Shirley Bunnell, Phyllis vans, Joyce B nes, Margaret ster. Third row: Ronald Dawson, Re-lf Case, rake, Arl 'igf2,t, f en, Quin -,kgfgllj . h, Eudora Mae Rine, Irene Stevens, Juanit gleston, Jea ,ii lock, Marie Kg stianson, Fourth Row: Mathias Maas, Josep e ickerson, M e nderson, Ir P lliver, Warren Harlan. Earl Gray, Dick Wilson, Jennylyn Douty, Janet Beall, Sami Iwamoto. Fifth Row: Miss Pearl Hall, Wesley Poff, Bruce Beard, Kenneth Freeman, Roger Downing, Bruce Stetfan, Bob Guifnett, .Richard Norwood. Others: Eugene Adams, Dorle Baldwin, Arline Carter, Daphne Henderson, Dick Harris, June Butts, Loy Fashing Betty Rose. an-f .L rfsgfr ' 'J- A if A fx SIXTY-NINI SFVENTY H U i'Qf:fORDER of caQge'GhARTls1'sgfg,f ' . Harriett Clow .,,,.,,,7,,,. ..., 'Presidenti' AElsie Dahlin i,.L'f.1r.. ...,,7 A,,.... S ecretary Avis Jones .VV,... ,7.A,.,,, .... V i ce President Gladys McKay ...,...,..,... ,,,, ,,.,,,. T reasurer Y Miss Webber ,,,A.. . ,..,...,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,...s..s..., Adviser First row: Gladys McKay, Pauline Malander, Eleanor Carr, Lois Browne, Elaine Cornell, Mildred Kuhnke, Donna Enz, Jean 'Ward, Avis Jones. Second row: Genevieve Zollo, Elsie Wanke, Barbara Kennedy, Doris Johnson, Harriett Clow, Ardelle Thompson, Gertrude Olson, Elsie Dagglin, Miss Webber. Others: Hazel Preston. Ina Tokola. , .3 The Order of Gregg! Mists was organimed in the fall' with the purpose of being of service to the iilty and to the gehool and of putl?tig k1to practice office ethics and ofiice Work. To be e igible for membership a student m st earn an O.G.A. certificate for writing fiuency and a Competent Typist certificate for thirty words per minute net. The stenographers met once a week for programs consisting of facts concerning college and business colleges, information stenographers should know, and the consid- eration of qualities of personality that bring success. ' K This year the girls topk dictation, cut stencils, typed letters and plays, and did tabu- lation work. r Q , Q, . J ' of -fllfx-.sf if LA VOZIISPANOLA ' Alan Gray .,........,.,,,,, ,c... . . ,.,,c,,,, President Grace Rawson ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, . President Richard McCurdy .,s,. ..., ,.cc,.s, V i ce President Mary Wilkinson ,ss,... ,sss.s . .. Vice President Grace Rawson ...,s,c,,s,.,,.,,.sc,s,s,,,,c Secretary Richard McCurdy ,,s..,..,,sss ,,,s . .,,,,, S ecretary W Miss Ruth Hall .,,s.,,c,cccc A ., .s,,,,,,l. ..,,s .,,, A d viser Left to right, Grace Rawson, Ethel Inglis, Miss Ruth Hall, Alan Gray, Richard McCurdy, Leroy' Drake, eyllen Tokola, R h Neuman, Adzf McNary. Others: Mary Wilkinson. egg my , 7 21: ., - who '-f iq ' D .f La Voz Espanolafffieufpanish Voice ' W club, had purpose the spreading of good will among the Americas. The C ub edicated itse to he task of acquainting the High School with our Latin American neighbors and of conducting a fact-spreading campaign throughout Pan American week. E - , . A A INKIHNGERS Barbara Douthit ..,,.,o 1, ...,.. - W President - Patty Castle ....,,,... ...... T 'l'6fl8'liT6'f' Charlotte Rose ,- ...,,,.. ,ip ,A 1 Secretaqg Mrs. Hilma ,Po rs ....................... Adviser ' Fiirst row: Patti sworth, Aud' Archer, Bar D-outhit, Lucile Laws, Dorothy Hill, Peggy ise Charlotte R se. econd row: yrei Barlow, Maxine Inge- bright, Pat Cross, Louise Elliott, Mrs. Powers. Others: Patty Castle. ,The Inkifingers Club was composed of students who were sufiiciently interested in writingxto be willing to give time and effort to this activity. Each girl chose her own method and field of expression and submitted her product for club comment and criticism. While members were ften called upon write skits, poe s, or essays for school use or for contests, the chief 'rn was individu owth and dev ment. Patty Castle won the essay comesf: Wh e Sam Mea e submitt 1, e Elks Contest. SAF DR VERS Dick Scheetz ..v,,s ......,,,,,,r.....o P resident Bruce Beard ...... .,l... S ergeant-at-Arms Jim Bennett .,...,,, ........,..s, W Vice President Pat Norwood ,s.s,,.,......,. Publicity Manager J une Leloff ...,,,,......... Secretary-Treasurer Mr. J olin ..,,,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,,,.......,,..,...... Adviser First row: Pat Bone, at Norwood, Eil en Todd, June Lel ff, Helen Maxim, Dorothy Meyer, Jeanne Hoyt, J ea irkwood, Betty nes, Lois Daniel Carole Chapman, Second row: Jerry Anderson, d, Char , Frank ' e, Fred Purvis, Dick Scheetz, Bill Ohlemeyer Bennett, Fr Thomlinson, rd Fauble. Third row: Gordon Cook, Bill Wei , 'm Craig, Br e eard, Bob B t er, Gordon Rader, Jack Senechal,.,Charles Burchfield, Lester Gusey, Bob Ritchie. Fourth row: Pat Griffin, Don Ashley, Bob Guifnette, Bill Gregory, David King, Mr. Jolin. The Safe Drivers' Club is made up of high school students who have drivers' licenses and 'who are interested in learning to improve their driving. Y-r SEVENTY-TWO ALK ERS Bob Ritchie ,,,7,,,, ,.,,,, t ing Director r. David M' er , ,,,..7. ,,.,, L Y.,.VvV.. A dviser Sylvester Weber , ,,,..,e,..A,,,,,,.,,..V,,,,.. Assistant First row: Alan Darling, Bob Ritchie, Laurence Rexroad, Phil Sorensen, Richard Crouch, Floyd Kellerg Second row: Gus Dokos, Loris Lovette, George Dokos, Sylvester Weber, Bruce Beard, Mr. Dave Miller. Under the supervisio of Mr. David M' er and his assis nt, Sylvester Weber, the Alki Printers perfor the mee ' erations, ' ' setting the type on the Iinotype, making up ages, and pri the Alki on inder press. Although most of t .rk was done r class perio , ch of it had to be done after school and in the evenings. S OUILL AND SCROLL Mis Blanche Hurd ,,,, ,,,,,, E olitorialAdv 'ser A Left to right: Th llman, Do ley, Barb r, Miss Hurd, Larry Lau, David Hutchison, ara Douthit, a Feise, Members of Quill and Sc oll, Internat onal Honorary Society for High School Journ- alists, are recommended for the honor because of general scholarship and excellent work on high school publications. Six of the editorial staff of the Log qualified for membership this year and were awarded their pins. ALKI TAFF Miss E tler, Mr. D. lller r,.,....,, dvisers Maxine Bai-beau, Evely Fa ning rvin J olliver e....,,,,,,,, .,.,..., S enior Pictures Co-editors Jean Fries .. Music and Drarnatics Warren Harlan ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , Staj Artist Phil Sorensen .,.. Interscholastic Athletics Barbara Kennedy ,,,,,,,,,,v, Advisory Editor Bob Sandifur ,,,,,l,i.,,, Intramural Athletics Patty Castle , ,r,,,.,.,,l.l,i. . ., ,, Junior Editor Lila Lee ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,, Girls' Athletics Mary Simpson ,..,,.,.., Sophomore Editor Pat Hinskind .,,i .. . .. School Calendar Maxine Firestone eeeei,ee.eee eshman Editor Ina Tokola, Gw Shaffer .....Vs.. , ..ss Typists Kenneth Prager ,,,.,,,,,, ganizatio b RitChie ,.,,,.,., Printing Editor R Crouch ...,.., . Business M r ' First row: Barbar Ke nedy, Maxin Ba eau, Jean F ies, ary Simpson, Maxine Firestone, Pat Hipskind, Ina Tokola, Gwen Shaifer, Evelyn Fanning. Second row: Miss Wintler, Mr. Dave Miller, Bob Ritchie, Irvin J olliver, Warren Harlan, Bob Sandifur, Phil Sorensen, Richard Crouch. Others: Patty Castle, Kenneth Prager, Lila Lee. ' LOG TAFF Barbara Custer . .... .....c, 1 tor-in Chic, iss Blanche ,..,...i Editorial Adviser . G. Miller ,,,, ,,,, A 7 Printing A r , First row: Esther Keith, Charlotte Rose, Barbara Douthit, Martha Torongo, Relf Case, Donald Ashley, David Hutchison, Gloria Feise, Loretta Ryan, Thelma Wellman. Second row: Mr. Dave Miller, James Burns, Dick Crouch, Jerry Anderson, Barbara Cus- ter, Bob Ritchie, Phil'Sorensen, Harold Firestone, Alan Darling, Floyd Keller. Third row: Ralph Brown, Junior Thornton, Kalmon Green, Bernard Weber, Bill Fell, Robert Oberg, Gus Dokos, Laurence Rex ad. Fourth row: Ed Sensenbrenne Bruce Beard: Sylvester Weber, George Dokos 'urd.4 Othe ' a Mae W' elen Hesse, Lila Lee, Bruce Thompson, Barb nnedy, Arch sch, Loris . 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I,p,y. 1, Eff, 1'-Iijfgli f' xx , ' F ' ,.--T -1 I . J 1 1 A X ,. .I . f ' 9 , -. 1 f 'f I L H 5 V ' , ' ' 7 x H - . . , n I 4. I , . g I nm.-I.,-, MRS LILLIAN KING GIBSON Mrs Gibson as chairman of the assembly committee and dramatic coach trained school orators and com- mencement speakers and developed dramatic talent in Vancouver High School Her professional interpretation and her unfalling' patience assured truly finished pro- ductions 'lt all times This year she directed the one-afct play in the Vodvll The Perfect Gentleman, and the Senior play Pmde and Preyudzce. MRS RUTH ALLEN SMITH Each year Mrs Smith has directed our Vodvil with skill and patlence Students have enjoyed working with her because of her kindness and willingness to help The 1941 Vodvil was commended by all as the Hnest Vodvll yet presented We feel that not enough credit can be given to Mrs Smith for her hard work in making' thls year s performance the greatest success of all. SEVEN1 Y I4 IVE MR. WALLACE H. HANNAH Mr. Wallace H. Hannah, Music Supervisor of Van- couver Schools, enjoys the admiration of the students and townspeople alike. He is a splendid musician and a fine fellow with n jolly nature and an unusually pleasing personality. Each member in the department who is closely connected with the work truly appreciates his keen knowledge of music and the likeable manner in which he directs. -Don Ashley MR. DANIEL O. BACKMAN Mr. Daniel Bafckman has brought to a successful close his first year as assistant music director of Van- couver High School. In directing' the Orchestra and Sophomore Girls' Glee Club into well-trained groups, he has shown inspiring leadership and sincere devotion to the music department. His ability coupled with his good humor and ready wit have made hours of practice a pleasure to all who have worked under him. -Lloyd Boddy -Jean Fries --Tim H alme SEVENTY-SIX -r we Superior Rating .frrwrr ...:.-, ...Y,,,,..,7..,.,,7 ational Schoolf Mizqsic Competition-Festival Mr. Wallace H. Hannah' .,,....,.,w,,A,..,., Du-ec br Superior Rating: Norma Carson, Cornet: Madge Cornelius, Drum Majorette. Excel- lent Rating: Lloyd Boddy, Bass Trombone. Majorettesz' Marjorie M-clver, Madge'Cornelius, Colleen Gettman, Margaret Mclver. First row: Maxine Kilpatrick, Merle Davis, Zoe Sitton, David Keller, Barbara Froom, Burton. Washburn. Second row: Kalmon Greene, Glenn Dallasf Dorothy Johnson, Evelyn Desler,vBob Sandifurhyappy McMullen,nMa,r'Qrie Sheppardhliugile Laws, Juanita Sand- ers, Pat Griiiin, Wand'liA'Russell, Marjorie jiorehouse, Be'0lQP1eyiCoHield, Lois Hutton, Nancy Hogg, Mary Harper, Louise Spen2e,JVirginia -Keis,HCfsQichard Knight, Eugene Shirk, Bob Carlile. -Third row: Ar yn Olson, Bruce Thompson, Ralph Conway, Benney Morrison, Bruce Fountain, Robert Morrow, Fred Purvis, Nelson Vaughan, Paxton Hun- ter, Ted Reder, Frank Maish, Bob Finley, Don Ashley, Jeannine Kimmel, Constance Phelps, Barbara Custer, Robert Pfenning. Fourth row: Norma Carson, Gloria Kelso, Dick Johnston, Frank Macchione, Claude Douty, Schuyler Tracy, Dale Hodgson, Glenn Light, Melvin DuPaul, Lynn-Sharp, Lyle Leach, Lawton 'Hull, Bob Hodgson, Junior Green, Gordon Cook, Nadine Kilpatrick, Marjorie'Endicott, Patricia Castle, Jim Craig, Jerry Anderson. Fifth row:,Bog1ni,e Addleman,, Lester Gusey, Danillrgwley, Kenneth Prager, Dick Vetsch, Richard Leach, Donald Davis gtichard Scheetz, Wrdon Goude, Richard Bur- nett, Stan Woods, Bob Diiirigan, Lloyd Bod yn ,- CHOIR Superior Rating ...............,....... , ...,......i..... National School Music Competition-Festival Superior Rating ..... ............. ...........,................. ........... S o u thwest Washington Music Meet Excellent Rating: Frances Lieser, Girls' High Voieeg Bill Beasley, Boys' Low Voice. I First row: Francis Lieser, Evelyn Jaftrett, Noryne Grams, Maxine Hines, Peggy Gaiser, Iris Batty, W' fSla'rk, NaomirPQ1'CBl,- Jean Fries,..J08n.-Kirkwood, Betty Jones, Marianna McKenney, 'iff ia Stack, Kathggne Hulse, Pegg 1iE'ollins, Eileen Todd, Mar- guerite Peppel, Virgini dley, Barbara ennedy, Marilygi: Kern, Mr. Hannah. Second row: Georgia Edwards, Geraldine Bales, Roberta Roberts, Marjorie Bleth, Priscilla John- stone, Margaret Houghton, Dorothy Hart, Betty Ann Hagen, Ruby Keiser, David Harris, Bill' Maxon, Joe Willson, Bill Weigel, Erma Moored, Geraldine Volker, Eleanor Carr, Phyllis Parsons, Gloria Newall, Helen Albertson, Geneva Morrow, Ruby Beatty, Shirley Bunnell. Third row: Llewellyn Daniels, Bert Reeves, Newel Howard, Bill Beasley, Harold Firestone, Don Morrison, Bill Freeman, Bill.Hiser, Kenneth Lorentz, John Peters, Robert Francis, Vernon Hinch iff, Bill Lawhea i, Keith Neeley, fDon Ashley, Don Morey, Jerry Anderson, Bob Jiette, Kempton ,,., grdinner, Bruce,,Reard. , ' -- ORCHESTRA f Superior Rating ..,,,,,....,,,,,,, . c,,,,.,,..c,,,,.,,.., National School Music Competition-Festival Superior Rating ,,,,i , ,,,,,,. , ,,,,,c,.,,, ,,,c..,,,,,,.,..,,,,c,i..,,,,,., S outhwest Washington Music Meet Mr. Daniel O. Backman . ,........,...,...., Director Superior Rating: Bonnie Addleman, Dolores Young, Lawton Hull, Betteyvonne Jones, String Quartetteg Lawton Hull, Cello.:'iExcellent Rating: Dolores Young, Violin. First row: Frances,-Lieser, Maxinekifpatrick, Eva Bonnie Jean Addle- man, Mary Ellen Fisheiffbolorels Young, Hairy Endicott, Dtiriithy Johnson, Evelyn Des- ler, Mr. Backman, Beveiaelyi,Coffield, BettfiM'lcComber, Mari'ly?s,Miller, Joyce Yost, Lila Lee, Betty Lou' Lamb, Lawton Hull, Marie Andresen. Second row: Darrel Stotts, Wer- ner Stadelman, Ellen Tokola, Ardell Olson, Margaret Renney, Joyce Fiss, Frank Taylor, Verna Beatty, Roberta Vernon, Marie Doninger, Helen Sanderson, Irma Belisle, Wayne Mason, Betteyvonne Jones. Third row: Lynn Ryan, Ralph Root, Carl Stutz, Stanley Pat- terson, Norma Carson, Gloria Kelso, Paxton Hunter, Nelson Vaughan, Margaret Shep- pard, Robert Pfenning, ucile Laws, Eleanor Carr, David Keller. Fourth row: Wayne Bowman, Archie Porter,, yle Hodgkinsong, loyd Boddy, Jerfy Anderson, Patty Castle, Forrest Robinson, Albwfggj' hart, Juniogf Jgeen, Bob Hodgon,,Gordon Cook. Prof. ,, 1 i .. fu SE-'XTETTE i' '- SuperiQr Rating ,,,.-,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,ii,,,,,,,,i,,,,,..,,.,,.,,,,.,,, Southwest Washington Music Meet Left to right: Maxine Hines, Iris Batty, Dorothy Hart, Josephine Van Horn, Mari- lyn Kern. Others: Marta Mae Willson. A X SFVENTY-EIG HT HONOR ..- MAMATIC Students who have displayed outstanding-idramatic talent ol -ability in stage manag- ing are awarded membership in the Honor Dramatic Society. This honor is not given for a single performance, but only to those who prove themselves cooperative and depend- able in all dramatic performances. The faculty committee, headed by Mrs. Powers, in- cludes Mr. DeYoung, Miss von Berg, Mrs. Gibson, and Miss Pearl Hall. First row: Mrs. Gibson, Barbara Douthit, Harriet French, Don Morey, Warren Grams, Tim Halme, Prisgilla Johnstone, Grace Rawson. Secqnd row: Relf Case, Miss Pearl Hall, Mr. DeYoung,,'fAndy Stevenson, Irvin J olliver, Misstvon Berg, Mrs. Powers. SENIOE PLAY- PRIDE AND PREJUDICEU Mrs. Lillian King Gibson, Coach Mrs. Margaret Page Johnson, Head Adviser Pride and Prejudice, dramatized by Helen Jerome from the novel by Jane Austen, is a sentimental comedy in three acts. The action centers on Mrs. Bennet's determination to get her three attractive daughters married. The title refers to Elizabeth's pride and Darcy's prejudice, the twb conflicting character traits which ,meet halfway before the curtain falls. A L J, CHARACTERS ' Mr. Bennet .,,,,, ,,,. , Allan Boddy Mrs. Gardiner ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,, Jean Kirkwood Hill ..... ,..VV.,.... ,,.... W a rren Breckel Lady Catherine de Bourgh .... Louise Reim M rs. Bennet ,......,., ..,,.,,e C onnie Sherson Amelia r,.,..........,....,..,,.,,l,.,,.. Gladys McKay Lady Lucas ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,, Jean Fries Belinda ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l.,.. Helen NedI'0W Charlotte Lucas ....,,... ,,,,, M ary Endicott Amanda ,,,,,.,,..,......,............. .... J ean Keller Jane Bennet ......... - ,............. . ....,, . Pat Bone First Young Man ............ Jerry Anderson Elizabeth Bennet .,,,.,,,,,,, Priscilla French Agatha ....,,....... 4 .....,.,,.,.,..,,.., Gloria Kelso Lydia Bennet ...... . ......,.. ,Pauline Malander , Gaptain Denny ....., V.........,...... Don Ashley Mr. Darcy .,,,,,.,,,,. . ..,,.. A Dave Hutchison Second Young Man .,.... ,..,.. B ob Hodgson Mfr. Bingley .,,,e, L ,l,,,,A Jack Matlick ' Maggie ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,., ,,,.,.. G race Rawson Mr. Collins ,,,,.... ,,,,,,, Y Relf Case Maid ....,..,,,....,..,...,......., ....., T helma Rose M r. Wickham ..,....c,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fred Purvis Col. Guy Fitzwilliain .....,.,,,.,,. Dave Keller Miss Bingley ,,,..v,,,,,.e, ,, l.,,,,,,, Harriett Clow Mrs. Lake .,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,.... Lois Tait First row: Pat Bone, Pauline Malander, Jean Fries, Mary Endicott, Connie Sherson, Priscilla French. Harriett Clow, Lois Tait, Jean Keller, Louise Reim, Helen Nedrow, Gladys McKay. Second row: Bob Hodgson, Jack Matlick, Jergy Anderson, Don Ashley, David Hutchison, Allan Boddy, David Keller, Warren Breckel,,Fred Purvis, Jean Kirk- wood, Relf Case, Thelma-Rose, Mrs. Gibson. Third row: Mrs. Johnson, Irvin J olliver, Don Shaw, Bruce Steffan, Warren Grams, Bob Hill, Tim Halme, Tony DeGrande, Betty Hall. COSTUME COMMITTEE Miss Porter ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,, Adviser The two largest tasks, of the Costume Committee are the 'preparation and checking of Vodvil costumes and thelcare of A cappella Choir robes and Band costumes. In addition to this, the girls take charge of the costume rooms. This year they catalogued all costumes to make them readily available for assemblies and other programs. Left to right: Georgia Christiansen, Mary Powers, Pat Kogan, Miss Porter, Jeanne Hoyt, Genevieve Zollo, Doris Westendorf. MAKE-UP CLUB The Make-Up Club iisa group who, Work behind the scenes before performances preparing characters for tl1eir parts. During their meetings the members study make- up of various characters: This year they made up participants in the Vodvil, the Senior Play, Kiwanis show, school assemblies, and occasionally visited other schools. First row: Gladys McKay, Donna Thompson, Helen Maxim, Bette Baltezore, Elinor Root, May Nishikawa. Second row: Miss Evans, Vera Galloway, Myrtle Aldrich, Janice Miller, Helen Martin, Mildred Kuhnke. SRV l'ZN'l'Y-NINI . , 'li ii, , ' 27 T31 3' a s fi ei 1:52392 A , V s ,, Allen Smith D x duction Chair ACT V.-ON THE TERRACE Mr. W. H. Hannah, Director Seated: Zelma Lewis, Marilyn Miller. First row: Alice Nelson, Peggy Gaiser, Erma Moored, Roberta Roberts, Noryne Grams, Marjorie Bleth, Eleanor Carr, Wilma Wark, Georgia Edwards, Gerald'ne Volker, Naomi Parcel, Ruby Kei er, Dorothy Hart, Marta Mae Willson, Joan Hoa nd, Bonnie Add man, Janet Dye Beverley Coliield, Lillian Kephart, Bert Alling es Lieser, VA , Q, wrence, ephart, Oerdel Woolf, Evelyn Jarrett, Ruby Q ,,,, y, Geraldine 15'i'y'g, Josephine Horn, Shirley Bunnell, Eleanor Zinn, Phyllis ar ns, Gloria , Lorraine se Georgia Stack, Eileen Todd, Kathryne Hulse, Betty Ann Hagen, Marguerite Peppel, Virginia Hundley, Iris Batty. Second row: Don Morrison, Bert Reeves, Bill Freeland, Bill Maxon, Bob Guffnette, John Peters, Harold Firestone, Kenneth Lorenz, Bill Freeman, William Beasley, Kempton Berdinner, Gzorge Martin. 1 ' CT I.-AT THE VARIETY SHO , Miss Betty Louv qilrikin, Directv ' W Mclver, Natalie Hank 'ldred Kuhn -' , ' udrey Arch , ary Whitehead, Helen Albertson, Betty Ann Jones, Gloria Newall. Second row: Gene ullock, Elaine Meyers, Doris Whearty, Dorothy Rosen, Virginia Midkiif, Noreen Leigh, Velma Wheeler, Colleen Gettman, Lois Kuhn, Bonnie Payne, Winifred Mikesell, Helen Maxim, Katherine Habich, Hera Mae Sharp, Marjorie Mclver, Donna Kennedy, Helen Johnson, Betty Manary, Marianna McKen,ney, Lois Daniels, Pat Bone. Third row: Richard Knight, Bob Finley, Don Ashley, Norma Carson, Gloria Kelso, Bonnie Jean Add eman, Don Morey, Jerry Anderson, Frank Macchio e. - , . A 1.-THE P CT GENTLW N. f L'illian Kin i on, Director , First row: Phylli q s, Evelyn Elaine Su lotte West, Margaret Left to right: David King, Pat Norwood, Dale Hodgson, Barbara Douthit. Harriet French. ACT VIII.--AT THE BALLET ' Miss Geraldine Redden, Director Ballet Girls: Genevi e Zollo, Betty L Whalen, Lois owne, Zoe Sitton, Gloria Berg, Eleanor Carr. 'i '- . ,fly Dancers: g ' ewis, Ma QL. elius, Barbara Spur- geon, Berniece Raetz, French, J irkwood, ji Miller, June Lineham. Balloon Girls: Carol C l. ' n, Pauline la er, Lois Tai , ' ie Dahlin, Evelyn Fan- ning, Evelyn Biggs. Sextette: Dorothy Drew, Iris Batty, Marta Mae Willson, Dorothy Hart, Josephine Van Horn, Marilyn Kern. , THE STAGE CREW AT WORK Mr. Jack Stallcop, Director ' i 5 Back of the many su essful performa es given on our 1 .ge is the untiring, ever- ready Stage Crew. Al V 1 hey recei '- 'f any, re : QJVV if -- . - boys work diligently all year controlling T115 - effects, shifgik and making 3' ery, and operating the public address system . J it ovie machir . S? ause of the e rts and abilities, such presentations as the Vodvil, the Senior Play, matinee programs, and assemblies are given in a professionally finished style. Left to right: Vernon Hinchsliff, Dick Scheetz, Jim Lobey, Joe Willson, James De- Long, Floyd Keller, Warren Grams, Irvin Jolliver, Jim McConnell, Lowell Sutterfield, George Martin, Tom MacComber, Bob Hill, Tony DeGrande. On ladder: Tim Halme. Others: Mique Talcott, L uis Natt, Kempt Berdinner. . . H wi., Q ,r,4,1'.v .T - i T III.-IN GYMNASII' Mr. Carl G on, Director f ., h First Group: Alan Darling, Newel Howard, Dean Honrath, Dale Hodgson. Skater: Virginia Midkiff. Center Group: Herb Lawrence, Bob Stange, Wayne Hardy, Zelmar Payne, Frank Rupe, Marx Meyer. Skater: Helen Johnson. Last Groufoz Bruce Fountain, Dick Johnston, Don Graham, Albert Kelley. T :'-f ' , H'I'Y EIGI-ITY-TWO TRAPPER SONG Over hill, over dale, 'Down the valley, through the vale, Oh, the Trappers go trapping along. Hg-9V'ever fail, never quail, is their slogan and their song, Q45 the Trappers go trapping along. Then fight, Trap, jight! Take everything in sight! Fellows, you will win us fame! For well we know, no matter where we go, That the Trappers come back with the game. Keep on trapping boys-The Trappers come back with the game- Keep on trapping boys-The Trappers come hack with the game 'Kohl Wah! wk 5 4 H ATHLETICS uk ir 'A' dl Y T?47'l?JFQ5l,,Q5Q!9'NkTQE,'i K I l .W 1 1 f W P-1.-. ' -!.. 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Z-.-' A ' 4 -An, . P' A. ' - r '- -4.-W .L .J 4' '-..,' ,j'2..'.J'-Z, . . - 2. ni . --.L--, - L., : 1. vw, u - vm, -f 4 .-,, . A 73-.7 ,KAY 1.1 . ' -g 'C ..-:TL A, . fQ1- fi- .'g'f-Q' ' v 11 13,1 .-. .. ....f,.:,. . : .'-'- , -.,, .-.,,4,,,- - 7 ,J- '-.fu .4 1 4 , . . ,I4 I 'rf , ., 1 qui: ...-. Y , 'f. -:1-'-iff 1 . if'-1' V 5 .,-1.Z,..:., - L,-,,... ,f .. . :gfA.,': '- jr .4 z. ,- A--1. -nz.. . Q- -,I-.., ., '- -f,1x'-,wa uf, .4 ' ,-.4 F ,iv .., v . F ,mv - . ' ' hw MR WALTER W KASTNER From the first day When school opens until the day when It closes ln late spring Coach Kastner is busy with the various minor sports He kicks off with the B foot- ball squad, drxbbles into basketball, ducks into boxing, Students who turn out for any of these sports cannot ask for a better coach and all around fellow. Win or lose, he always has a big smile and an encouraging word for MR JAMESD MILLER Mr James D Miller plans and directs intramural sports for those boys who do not take part in the inter- scholastic contests Throughout the year he provides every kmd of sport possible to increase constantly the number of boys who partlclpate Mr. Miller, who has the . well being of the boys m mind, deserves recognition for the fine work which he accomplishes. -A EIGHTY FIVE fu' iii MR. MARSHALL J. SHIELDS Marshall fDutchJ Shields is a football and basketball coach par excellence. Mr. Shields is a quiet, sincere coach and friend, who, with his knowledge and love of football and basketball, teaches them thoroughly. His teams have admired his character and have shovsm that admiration in their performances. He is the man who inspired them to attain a goal never before reached by Vancouver High School, the Southwest Washington football championship. -Fred Provo -Charles Burchfield MR. CARL GUSTAFSON Friendliness, cheerfulness, and helpfulness are the essentials of a good coach, and are the outstanding quali- ties of Mr. Carl Gustafson. With these characteristics, he has patience and fairness which gain the respect of the boys with whom he works. He likes to win, but he makes it clear that fine sportsmanship, the race well run, the game well played, is more important than the victory. -Andrew Stevenson -Everett DeLong -Bob Srmdifur BIG-HTY SIX 5 y FoQ12g5LL 1 Playing hard, all-arqnngl football the entire season, Vancguvefs Trappers established probably the outstanding seasonal record' for any high school team in the State when they rolled through their entire ten game season without a defeat or a tie. After winning their first three games in story-book styleg 13 to 12 from Jefferson, Portland's co- championsg 7 to 6 from Longview's Lumberjack'sg and 7 to 0 from Aberdeen, fpurely by the margin of a solo gallop through a mud-splashed fieldl, the Trappers began to click against every team that faced them. Chehalis fell 45 to 6,'and Hoquiam was thoroughly swamped 33 to 6 at the Home- coming Game to avenge last fyear's scoreless-tie. Eugene was bowled over 20 to 0 in a non- league struggle, and Olympia succumbed to a relentless passing attack in a fog drenched field, 14 to 0. With the regulars playing only about ten minutes, Centralia withered 20 to 0, and in the Armistice Day battle at Kelso the Trappers held the strong Highlanders scoreless while tallying 13 points of their own. To climax a brilliant season, Vancouver won the little civil war on Thanksgiving, making pulp of the Camas Papermakers, to the tune of 26 to 6. By playing heads-up football the entire season they amassed a total of 198 points to their opponents 36 for 'a round number gauge average of 20 to 3. Only one team, Jefferson of Portland, scored moretthhn once against them, and five teams were held scoreless. Not because of individual talent but because the Trappers played together and thought together as a team were they able to establish such an outstanding record. Every victory was the result of exceptional team spirit and school backing. Five Trappers were elected to the Southwes Washington Conference All-Star Team composed of the top eleven players in the conference chosen from all the teams. Below is a resume of each. Fred 'Provo-To a brilliant hilglfegicliool football ei!-e6t', Fred was voted the most valuable player in QConference alougegvith unanimoiipiglacement as left half for the second consecutive y running andbpaibing specialistgi' A performed equally well under pressure and the co-holder of the Inspiration cup, Fred was named on the all-time Vancouver team in his junior year. Chuck Burchfleld-The center of the All-star team, Chuck had the physical attri- butes of a good center along with that certain something that makes a player better than good. Besides playing powerful offensive center for the champs, Chuck was a boomer on defense and the other co-hgbder of the Inspiraion cup. 'iQ312,i -lf' if? Joe Willson-One o e rare playersf ' can give all hgjlgcin every play and come back for more, Joe ran d a one of the t ug st, all-out fu ba s ever to don Trapper pads. He was named right half on the all-conference team and voted captain by his team- mates. J oe's educated kicking toe provided a margin of safety for the Trappers all season. Dick Watson-Close to 190 pounds of tackle, Dick was just as fast as he was big. He continuallyuboomed through to break up plays before they were fairly started. A place kidier par excellence, Diclgki-cked to help wi! some of those clone games. -' f- 'grew Y- iH'4-,---- ' L--fr an -N . .,.., .1 ,-- V ,N W Dale Prutzman-Poli 1ally terrific af start of his E year of football, Prutz hit his stride at guard iifm -season to beep' the fifth of ei rapper All-Stars. ' 1940 SCHEDULE Vancouver .r.... ,.... 1 3 J efferson ......,,........,.,.r., 12 Sept, 20 ......, ,.,,, H ere Vancouver ...... ....,.. 7 Longview .,........,.,,,,,r. ....., 6 Sept. 27 ,,...v, ..i.,,,, H ere Vancouver .,,.,. .......,.. , , Albeidizen ....... ...,.,,,........, OctgA4 ,..,e.,,,, .,,..,. T Iliere ancouver f e a is -..aqgeiti W -.2 ,..,....,,, A .,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, e re Vancouver ...... ........ ' ientralia ..... ............... .,,,.... .....,. T here Vancouver , Eugene ....... Zliia ...........,. . YS ..r,, ....... T here Vancouver 14 Olympia .......,...,.,.. Oct. 25 ,,,,, ,...,., T here Vancouver 33 Hoquiam .,..., Nov. 1 ,,,,,.., . .,...,,, Here Vancouver .,,,,, ........ 1 3 Kelso ,..,..... Nov. 11 There Vancouver ...... ...,.,.. 2 6 Camas ....... Nov. 21 .,,..,, ..,,. H ere r A ' R V' fif Allinger, Br-rt Davis, Jack Hoyt, Kenneth Neely, Keith Sullivan, Merton Hoettc-liar, Bob Burchtield, Charles Butler, Bob llungzm, Bob Grant, Louis Gray, Earl Hutchison, David Koller, David Morris, Jack Provo, Fred Prutzman, Dale Purvis, Fred Thomlinson, Frank Vvtsch, Dick Watson, Richard VVills0n Joe Wood. Bill Cocklin. H.-Mxzr. fi' IG If Carter, Don Hale, Bill Morrow, Harry Skov, Ralph White, Elmer lH'l'Y-SEV 14 If HTY EIGHT , g 1 BASKETBALL I, -1 Inconsistency is certainly one trait that Trapper basketballers cannot be accused of. The past two seasons have both ended with five wins against five defeats, with the Trappers finishing in third place both times. Sandy Sandstrom was voted Inspiration Man and Joe Willson was chosen captain for the past season. 1940-41 SCHEDULE Vancouver 28 e,e,..,. ,Q ,,,, Kelso 37 p Vancouver 54 ..,,.,.,,7,7,,v ,.V,, C amas 23 Vancouver 29 Y.Y..7w. --:--.. 'Chehalis 38 ' V3-IICOUVCI' 'ZQ '--LQ ff--V-f-- L0I12VieW 31 Vancouver 36 e,eee,,,... - .... Camas 24 , -- Vancouver 33 -L oeeeoeo....,o.o Kelso 22 Vancouver 15 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,o Longview 16 Vancouver 40 ....l,,.,,,,,,,, Chehalis 42 Vancouver 32 c,c,,c.c.,.... Centralia 28 Vancouver 37 ,,,c,,,cc,,,,,c, Centralia 34 First row: Joe Willson, Bob Butler, Bob Finney, Jack Morris, Fred Provo. Second row: Elmer White, James Frank, Jack Davis, Bill Lawhead, Coach Shields. Others: Law- rence Sandstrom. - - ,Q , TRACK CHAMPIONS . ' Particularly outstanding and consistent performers throughout the season were Frank Lackey, whose 4 :40.4 mile was the fastest ever run by a Vancouver trackmanp Bert Allinger who put the shot 49'9Ma , another top V.H.S. mark, and Willard Brouhard, who for three consecutive weeks equalled or bettered 6 feet in the high jump to become the best all-time Trapper jumper. Terrific relay power accounted for new records set by the Shot-put Relay Team of Joe Willson, Charles Burchfield, and Bert Allingerg the High, Jump Relay Team of Bob Carlile, Charles Burchield, and Willard Brouhard, and the Mile Relay Team of Herb Lawrence, Dave Lusby, Andy Stevenson, an,d'Dave King at thbiliayward Relays. Top performances were also posted by the other relay teams with Jack Christensen, Bernard Thompson, Bill Bailey, Dick Watson, Don Morrison, and Fred Provo, all carrying the brunt of the attack and turning in stellar individual performances besides. First row: David Lusby, Andrew Stevenson, Dick Watson, David King, Jack Chris- tensen, Frank Lackey, Bernard Thompson, Don Morrison. Second row: Mr. Gustafson, Fred Provo, Bert AllinggJoe Willson, Bill Bailey. Others: Willard Brouhard, Charles Burchfield, Bob Carlilem, ,trb Lawrence. -, -. , . . 5, . V . l TRACK Galloping rough-shod through all opposition, the greatest aggregation of collective and individual track power ever to perform for V.H.S. put a brilliant climax to Van- couver's sport year. - The season opened with three rapid relay victories when they topped Oregon oppo- sition to take the Hayward Relays at Eugene, returned h-orne r he' next week to snare the Centralia Relays, and than aswished through to win the Lon ff w Relays to give them unofficial claim to the relfywtitles of Oregorfand Washingtong. The best view of their all-around power was at the Sub-District Elimination Meet when they accumulated the unheard of total of 114 points, winning thirteen of fourteen firsts, and placing at least one man in every event for the District Meet. Track season ended with the District Meet at Olympia and the State Meet at Pullman. First row: Earl Simpkins, Eugene French, Dick Watson, Joe Willson, David King, Charles Burchfield, Herb it Lawrence, Fraifk Lackey, Stuart ipley, Alan Darling, Don Morrison. Second row :--Dg,1Gustafson, J iiniglzawrence, Stanley , ulkiewicz, Jim Kesler, Jack Lander, Bob Carlfihg Bert Allinger,:JAi1'1drew Stevensg5ji,'l,Forrest Hutton, Frank Thomlinson, Dick Woodworth, Bill Baileyf Third row: Kenneth Roberts, Jim Edwards, Arthur Johnson, David Lusby, Elton Kern, Fred Purvis, Joe Sykes, Bob Butler, Don Millar, Clare Powers, Brian Lacy,-Fred Provo. Fourth row: Jack Christensen, Robert Whisman, Bob Stange, Roger Downing, Don Davis, Ralph Horton, Bob Dungan, Jim Franklin, Gale Van Tassel, Irwin Landerholm, Lysle Parsons. ' llII'I'Y-NINI' 1 i N 1 w NINETY S G Mrs. Emma Lou Harve .,.,, ,.A,....... C oac Jim Hayes ,. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,...A,,,. , ,,,,,,,,v M fmager Jack Senechal .......,77. ,.., ,.....,...,...... Captain Mr. Manly Maben .,,.,.,.,... Faculty Adviser Far from the strongest squad in Vancouver history was this year's swimming team, but they nevertheless boasted enough potential power to demand their opponents' respect. Top individual performer was Dick Watson who snared the State 50 yard dash title. J ack Senechal was electe captain. First row: Fran inson, Phi sen, Dick , Lewis Cocklin, Floyd Keller. Second row: Ra unbar, Don , Bob Boettch ck Senechal, Jim Hayes, Mr. Maben. Others: J ck orelius, Lori Lo tte, Bill Ohl me r. TENNIS l Miss Jean Carter .... Girl Tennis Adfvisefr Mr. Walter Ka ner. Boys' Tennis Adviser Thhe' boys playedfo atches, two alem and tw Longview and went to the District Meet at,O . The player 1 rder of stan n ere Bob Finney, Arlyn Olson, Raleigh Guilford, Eugene Shirk, Don Biggs, Larry Lau, Donald Roalsen. The girls in order of their rank are Margaret Mclver, Jean Kirkwood, Pat Hipskind, Marjorie McIver, Phyllis Evans, Evelyn Desler. Lila Lee-Manager.' The girlsf team defeated Salem in their only match. First row: Barbara Spurgeon, Jerry owell, Phyllis ans, Evelyn Desler, Lola Kirkwood ' skind, M' r, Pauline Gobel, Mar- leigh Gui larry Lau, Ashley, Eugene Shirk, z, Don Biggs Olson, Al ephart. Third row: Mr. ob inney, Bill axon, Bob Butler. thers: Marjorie Mclver. Pickett, Dorothy Mey garet Mclver. Second Dick Wilson, Richard Kastner, Don Roalsen, RIFLE Don Shaw ..,,' .......,. ,.,,... P r esident Lowell Sutter d ..,.. ...... S ecretary Richard Crouch ....,.... ice Presid r. Carl G Q ............,..,....... Adviser Working under t telage of Co arl Gustafs , e Rifle Club completed another successful year, wit three boys, Don Shaw, Richard Crouch, and Bob Rynning, establishing the top individual performances. Each of these boys shot possible perfect scores of 50, and other members of the club have earned lesser marksmanship ratings. ' Two rifles and ammunition were furnished the club by the Government. First row: John An is, Robert Made Robert Morrow, Richard Johnson, Richard Crouch, Donald Shaw, arence Eklund, rdon Christens , George Martin, Morris Munson. Second row. d Stanton, arsons, lning, Jack Fletcher, Robert Francis, Richar eetz, John Br ill, Leslie H01 Third row: Mr. Gustaf- son, Lowell Sutterfield. TUMBLERS Mr. Carl Gustafson ..... 1 ..., ...... ................ C 0 aah Performing for the odvil, various g e school and P. A. programs and Grange meetings, and other g s through ounty, th year of service to Van r High Schoo 'th Mr. Carl boys established thems 1 ves s an outsta ing chool club. ers finished their third fson coaching them, the First row: Marx Meyer, Alan Darling, Dick Johnston, Zelmar Payne, Dean Honrath, Albert Kelley, George Rogers, Bruce Fountain. Second row: Mr. Gustafson, Newel Howard, Bob Stange, Herb Lawrence, Walt Wilde, Wayne Hardy. NINl'l'l'Y-ONI NINETY-TWO Q Intram ports A ' - M . . Miller .,.,... ,.,,.,.,4.............,...,,,,,. f w tor A BOLD Sandifur, Melvin DllPal1l ,,,,A,,,.,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,-,,,,,,,,,vYA,,A.,.,, ,-,,, S tudent Managers Left to right: Melvin DuPau1, Bob Sandifur, Mr. J. D. Miller i y VOLLEYBALL p . The outcome of the tramural volle 1 tournament ca somewhat as a surprise as Mrs. J ohnson's Sen p downed ents and victorious. Mrs. John- son's group had to over such opponen Mrs. Hughes' 'ors and Mr. Gustafson's Sophomores, who ran s con and third r pec 'vely. A Left to right: Bob Hodgson, Nelson Vaughan, Ed Sensenbrenner, Bernard Thompson. SWIMMING Mr. Tuttle's Seniors lashed through J ith a decisive vic ry in the swimming' meet. Mrs. Barber's plucky ores fini nd with ner's Juniors holding third place. First row :V Bob Po ere e, Jack Nore s, ill Ohlemeye , F nk Thomlinson. Despite the desperate efforts of their opponents, Miss Pearl Hall's Senior Advisory -won the basketball tournament, defeating all before them. B constant effort and team -work, Mrs. Hughes' and r. Gustafson's ups finished se d and third respectively. These two groups als second ' in the v ournament with Miss Pearl Ha1l's group fini fourth. First row: Charle As r, David Lu, Y, ud Nelson. S con row: Bob Finney, Her- bert Lawrence, Jim Bennett. BASKETBALL . ' a cnoss coumkv RUN B This year Frank Lac ey starred in the rueling distance r n, which every Sophomore looks forward to, in recor time of 12.55.8. . Barter's Sopho res tied with Mr. Gustaf- sotiis 'Sophomores for ce, follo . Kastne ' rs. First row: Dick W orth, Jack La Irwin Lande , Frank Lackey. Second row: Jack Christensen, Joe ykes, Bob S ange. TRACK Again Mr. Tuttle's Seniors showed true quality and high spirit when they finished in the first division in this . ear's.track meet. Right behind th were Miss Pearl Hall's Seniors, followed by Mr. ustafson's and Shields' groups t was a close fight all the way through, and it r the best ral track have ever had First row: Kennet erts, Jim La , David Lus Edwards. Second row: Joe Willson, Lowell Sutter eld, Bob But er, tanley Gomu kiewicz. BOXING Earl Simpkins ,..,,,,..,,.,..,..,,.,.,,,,..,,.. Trainer Mr. Walter Kastner ...........,,.............. , Coach The first attempt at ' terscholastic box' g covered J anua , February, March train- ing, with two matche ' Kelso, t m in the, . Vancouver lost the first match 9-1, but improve orm in a 4- contest. F ckey was the only two- time winner. Twelve m re carried on am, every on hom boxed in the Boys' League Smoker to end eir 941 season. First row: J unior Green, Earl Simpkins, Ralph Conway, Bob Prohaska, Elton Kern, Don Carter, Leo Wood, Bert Reeves. Second row: Frank Lackey, Mr. Kastner, Lewis Grant, Charles Officer. ' NINIC'l' V-THREE lN INI I Y-FOUR GIRLS' ATHLETICL ASSOCIATIQN Oerdel Woolf ,,7,, .,,,,.., L ,L .,,,,,,, President ,Dorothy J ohnsonf .,,,7,, ,.,,,, V ice President Evelyn Desler .,.,,,ee,,7,.,ee.,.,,......,7e Secretary Harriett Clow ,..,..,,..,e. ,.,,....... T reasurer Miss Millikin .,...,... ,,,, , , ,,A,.,,,,,,,,A,A,,, ,,,,A,A A dviser The Girls' Athletic Association in Vancouver High School has as its ideal the well- rounded development of each girl by encouraging her participation and general enjoy- ment of many sports. All G.A.A. girls are expected to show an active interest in the many athletic events and social affairs about the school. The Association provides sports for girls who are interested in developing themselves both in body and mind. G.A.A. offers volley ball, basketball, archery, badmintongtumbling, ping pongitennis, softball, horse shoes, and track. ' ' . ,First row: Evelyn Fanning, Pat Bone, Virginia Cabe, Maxine Barbeau, Doris John- son, Jean Keller, Shirley J ahnke, Donna Kennedy, Dorothy Johnson, Oerdel Woolf, Mary Endicott, Barbara Kennedy, Roberta Henson, Evelyn Desler, Gloria Kelso. Second row: Miss Millikin, Esther Keith, Lois Kuhn, Corrine Janikowski, Ruby Beatty, Mildred Betz, Peggy Monroe, Betty Lou Lamb, Katherine Maas, Hera Mae Sharp, Billie Jean Marteeny, Charlotte West, Bette Manary. Third row: Helen Johnson, Phyllis Evans, Virginia McGoun, Edris Cramer, Harriett Clow, Jean Kirkwood, Pat Hipskind, Leora Griffin, Bar- bara Kennedy, Joyce Yost, Betty Lou Kenney. Fourth rowi Ellen Boydstun, Doris Whearty, Winifred Mikesell, Nancy McMullen, Carol Poe, Dorothy Hill, Roberta Vernon, Lila Lee, Peggy Payne, Mary Whitehead, Nancy Hogg, Gloria Newall. Fifth row: Geral- dine Volker, Helen Albertson, Lois Frank, Noryne Grams, Carol Leonberger, Bettie Butts, Marie Doninger, Frances Erickson, Velma White, Jean Whitney. Sixth row: Cora Van Prooyen, Marjorie Bleth, Evelyn Bonnell, Betty Acker, Arlene Goheen. LETTERGIRLS' CLUB Shirley Jahnke 7 .,,- ,,...,.,..- .,,, Presidentf A Roberta Hensonp--- .,,. ,,,, Secretary Gloria Kelso ,,,,r,r ,r,,... , 7 Q ,jQ'Vice President' Pat Hipskind --.' , ..,.. Treasurer Miss Millikin ,rrr , ne. , ...,....,,.,..,,....,,,, Adviser , In order to be eligible for membership in the Lettergirls' Club, the members of the Girls' Athletic' Association must have earned 100 points by excelling in sports and gen- erally supporting school activities. First row: Evelyn Fanning, Pat Bone, Virginia Cabe, Maxine Barbeau, Doris John- son, Jean Keller, Shirley Jahnke, Donna Kennedy, Dorothy Johnson, Oerdel Woolf, Mary Endicott, Barbara Kenned , Roberta Henson, Evelyn Desler, Gloria Kelso. Second row: Bette Manary, Charlotte West, Lois Kuhn, Corrine J anikowski, Ruby Beatty, Pat Hip- skind, Geraldine Volker Betty Acker, Helen,3Albertson, Lila: Billie Jean Marteeny, Leora Griflin, Barbara Kennedy, Hera Mae'Sharp. Third row: Marjorie Bleth, Miss Milli- kin, Roberta Vernon. ' BADMINTON Corrine Janikowski , ,,,r,,,, Manager Miss Millikin , , ,..,. ,, ,..,,..,....., Adviser Badminton is a comparatively new sport in G.A.A. but it :is fast becoming an estab- lished and popular sport with the girls. E , E Twelve girls from afcoriipetitive grouptoif more than thirty Won First Team rating in Badminton. f V ' - First row: Maxine Barbeau, Shirley Jahnke, Pat Hipskind, Dorothy Johnson, Leora Grithn, Corrine Janikowski. Second row: Miss Millikin, Helen Johnson, Virginia McGoun, Bettie Butts, Darleen Dailey, Pauline Gobel, Rosalie Stringfellow. 6 BASKETBALL p Gloria Kelso ,, , ,,,,,,rrr, Manager I Miss Millikin .....,.......,..,l.,..., .. Adviser Basketball is one of thelpopular fall marie in which thegiifs enjoy excellent oppor- tunities for competition.-Allsstar team me ters are selected from the outstanding players pnrtifzipating in the sport. ' First row: Evelyn Desler, Jean Keller, Shirley Jahnke, Dorothy Johnson, Oerdel Woolf, Corrine J anikowski. Second row: Miss Millikin, Bette Manary, Velma White, Jean Whitney, Helen Johnson, Jean Kirkwood, Lila Lee, Virginia McGoun, Phyllis Evans. Nl NINETY-SIX GIRLS' LEAGUE , SEPTEMBER, 1940 16-New Girls in Auditorium 19-Cabinet Meeting 20-Sold Candy-Jefferson Game 26-Cabinet Meeting 27-Sold Candy-Longview Game OCTOBER 2-Cabinet Meeting 4-Girls' League Mix 9-Cabinet Meeting 11-Sold Candy-Chehalis Game 19-S.W.W. Girls' League Conference- Chehalis 30-Installation of Ofiicers NOVEMBER 1-Sold Candy-Hoquiam Game 6-Cabinet Meeting 15-Girls' League Program for School 20-Cabinet Meeting 21-Sold Candy-Camas Game 27-Cabinet Meeting DECEMBER 4-Girls' Assembly-Mrs. Marcia Cohen 5-Cabinet Meeting 6-Ushers-Music Concert 11-Cabinet Meeting 12-Cabinet Christmas Luncheon League Nominations Cabinet Meeting JANUARY, 1941 8-Cabinet Meeting 10-Girls' League-Boys' League Student Body Dance 15-G.A.A. Program for Girls' League 17-Sold Candy-Chehalis Game BOYS' LEAGUE SEPTEMBER, 1940 24-Cabinet Meeting OCTOBER 1-Cabinet Meeting 2-Boys' Assembly Y.M.C.A. 15-Cabinet Meeting 29-Cabinet Meeting NOVEMBER 12-Cabinet Meeting' DECEMBER 6-Assembly-Boys' League Talent 10-Cabinet Meeting l1-Boys' League Noon Dance JANUARY, 1941 8-Cabinet Meeting 10-Boys' League-Girls' League Dance 28-Cabinet Meeting -Mr. Palmer from CALENDAR JANUARY 29-Ushers-American Legion Play 31-Sold Candy-Longview Game FEBRUARY 5-Cabinet Meeting 7-Girls' Assembly-Dr. Helen Gibson Hogue 8-Sold Candy-Centralia Game 9-Ushers-Music Concert 14-Sold Candy-Camas Game 20-Cabinet Pot-Luck 21-Sold Candy-Kelso Game 25-Cabinet Meeting 28-29-Ushers-Vodvil MARCH 12-Cabinet Meeting 21-Ushers-Milk Fund Matinee 25-Girls' Assembly - Mrs. Charles Laughton ' APRIL 2-Cabinet Meeting 8-Cabinet Meeting 23-Cabinet Meeting MAY 1-Senior Girls-Auditorium I 5--Presentation and Acceptance of Girls League Nominations Cabinet Meeting 7-Girls' Assembly-Senior Girls' Tal- ent 9-r--Election of Officers 12-Big-Sister Class 13-Big-Sister Class 15-Big-Sister Class 23-Home Economics Style Show 26-Honor Assembly 27-A.A.U.W. Tea for Senior Girls CALENDAR FEBRUARY 11-Cabinet Meeting 24-Basketball Game, Sponsored by Boys' League-Colored Ghosts MARCH 12-Cabinet Meeting 26-Cabinet Meeting APRIL 4-Cabinet Meeting Boys' League Smoker 14-Boys' Assembly-Coach Babe Hol- lingbery 22-Cabinet Meeting MAY 6-Presentation and Acceptance of Boys' League Nominations 9-Election of Officers 22-Boys' League Dads' Night mn 7 NINETY-SEVEN SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER, 1940 4-Opening Day 9 -13-Student Body Ticket Sale 13-S ecial Assembl -Standard Oil P , y Movie 20-Assembly-Yells, Songs Football-Jefferson, here 23-Vancouver - Clark County Teachers' Institute, Vancouver 27-Assembly-Senior Tradition N To E2 N 'S W' O O s: 5 CP 14 '11 o o FY' c-' sv 5 Ll m 5 cr o H GJ 0 :BOOM !-li-I D-'O 18 Football-Longview, here After Game Dance, Sponsored by Senior Class OCTOBER -Intramural Football Kicking Contest -Intramural Football Passing Contest -Assembly-Group Singing Girls' League Mix Football-Aberdeen, there -Junior Class Meeting -Assembly-Iunior Variety Program Football-Chehalis, here -Assembly-Freshman Talent Pay Assembly-Ventriloquist Football Eu ene there i g l 19-Southwest Washington Girls' League Conference 23-Vacation W.E.A. Institute, Camas 25-Assembly-Public Speaking Play 29 30 31 1 Football-Olympia, there -Special Assembly-Red Cross -Girls' League Installation -Annual Football Rally NOVEMBER -Assembly-Homecoming Football-Hoquiam, here Homecoming Dance, Sponsored by G.A.A. 7-Assembly-Red Cross Movie 8-Armistice Day, American Legion End of First Quarter 1 1-'Vacation-Armistice Day Football-Kelso, there 13-Open House 14-Junior Class Meeting 15-Assembly-Girls' League Football-Centralia, there 20-Assembly-Sophomore Class 21-Vacation-Thanksgiving Day Football-Camas, here 22-Vacation 25-Pay Assembly-Williams' M a r i o n- ettes 26-Annual Football Banquet 27-Senior Class Noon Movie 29-Assembly-Public Speaking Play . V.,. : VP, , l -3 I' 'x DECEMBER 4-Pay Assembly-Muriel Goodspeed Girls' League Assembly 6-Assembly-Boys' League Talent 11-Boys' League Noon Dance Music Concert ' Intramural Swimming Meet 12-Junior Class Meeting 13-Assembly 14-Music Department Broadcast-Port- land 15-G.A.A. Initiation 16-Pay Assembly-Major School 17-20- Flu Vacation 21-J an. 2-Christmas Vacation JANUARY, 1941 2-Sophomore Class Meeting 9-Junior Class Meeting 10-Boys' League-Girls' League Dance 11-Basketball-Kelso, there , 14-Junior Noon Movie 15-Girls' League Program, G.A.A. Junior Noon Movie 16-Special Assembly-Movie, C o a s t Guard Junior Class Meeting Junior Noon Movie 17-Assembly-Junior Class Basketball-Chehalis, here 20-Pay Assembly-Frank Johnson 24-Vacation End of First Semester Basketball-Camas, there 27-Beginning of New Semester Special Assembly, Vodvil Skits 31-Assembly-Senior Truth and Conse- quences Basketball-Longview, here FEBRUARY 1-Swimming Meet-Everett, here 4-Free Noon Dance Sponsored by Seniors V 7-Girls' League Assembly, Dr. Helen Gibson Hogue Swimming Meet-Longview, there 8-Basketball-Centralia, here 9-Music Concert 10-G.A.A. Initiation 11-Free Noon Dance Sponsored by Jun- iors 13-Junior Class Meeting 14-Assembly-Freshman Class Basketball--Camas, here 15-Swimming Meet-Lincoln, here 17-Pay Assembly-Jubilee Singers 18-Special Assembly-Movie, Aluminum Company Free Noon Dance Sponsored by Sophomores Basketball-Kelso, there Swimming' Meet-Lincoln, there 1 1 A 1 A I Q f N INETY-EIGHT SCHOOL CALENDAR FEBRUARY -Swimming Meet-Stadium, there -Basketball Game Sponsored by Boys' League, Colored Ghosts vs. Vancou- ver All-Stars 27-Vodvil Matinee 22 24 28-Vodvil Basketball-Chehalis, there MARCH 1-Swimming Meet-Aberdeen, there Vodvil Boxing, Kelso, there Basketball-Centralia, there 3-Junior-Senior Basketball Game 4-Pay Assembly- Wonders of Liquid A-ir!! Free Noon Dance Sponsored By Seniors 5-Assembly-Sophomores 7-Assembly Sophomore Class Annual Dance 8-Swimming Meet-Stadium, here Boxing-Kelso, there 10-Pay Assembly- Caldwell, the Bird Man 11-Clark Junior College Senior Confer- ence 14-Assembly Swimming Meet-Aberdeen, there Swimming Meet-Everett, there 15-Vocal and Instrumental Solo Meet-- Aberdeen 18-Junior Class Meeting Junior Class Matinee Dance 19-Cross Country Run Lettergirls' Initiation 21-Junior Class Assembly Kiwanis Milk Fund Show 22-Swimming Meet-Longview-here 27-Senior Assembly-Speaker, Mr. Mc- Clane 28-Lettermen's Hardtime Dance Assembly-University of Washing- ton Band 29-Music Conference-Spokane State Swimming Meet APRIL 1-Assembly-Music Department 4-G.A.A. Assembly 8-Boys' League Smoker, New Gym 9-12-Spring Vacation 18-Junior-Senior Prom Washington State College Conference 19-Centralia Relays, there 21-Pay Assembly-Marionettes Senior Conference 25-Assembly-Senior Play Skit 26-Instrumental Meet, Vocal Solos- Longview MAY 2-Assembly Senior Play, Pride and Prejudice 6-Presentation and Acceptance of Stu- dent Body Nominations 8-Forecasts 9-Assembly-Sophomore Class Student Body Elections 10-Sub-District Track Meet, here 13-Junior Class Nominations 14- On to Tacoma Music Concert Sophomore Class Nominations 15-Junior and Sophomore Cla.ss Elec- tions 16-Assembly Regional Music Meet, Tacoma 17-District Track Meet, Olympia 22-Boys' League Dad's Night Home Economics Style Show 23-Art Class Tea Assembly-Safety Film State Track Meet, W.S.C. 29-Assembly-Farewell, Seniors 30-Memorial Day Vacation JUNE 1-Baccalaureate 5-Graduation Commencement Ball 6-School Closed fy! Mfg WM ,.,, 4 ' 11,34 ' umm-umm , gf. ,.,.s-f':f f , f ff if . . MW , 0501 V 6ff'ff'! 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