Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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ICMLHT .lnlenv Bishoprick lvlargaret Dobson Patsy Carlson Marion lloughmi lCl1'1lllO!' Kasulka lmris Lorce Prcsizlciit Presirlent Vice Presirlcvzt Vice l're.sir1r11! Ifcrm-rlioig Sccy. lrcr-m'1Iio1g Secy. Shirley Hrowriing Kay Hau2'dahl flh-nrla Cotton Shirley lien-kman Adele 'Drew l'm'1-vs. Srfcgf, ffrwrcs. Scrfy. I.'r'11w'Lr'1' 'I'w'frslf1'1':' 'l'I'l'lIS'lL'I'I'7' Girls' League Girls' League activities this year were planned with the accent on variety, including everything from formal installation to a carnival booth. Vancouver was particuarly well repre- sented in state wide meetings, with two Van- couver girls holding offices at the Southwest Washington Conference, and with our coL presidents attending the Leaders' conference. Events included Big Sisters helping new girls, selling cokes at games, the Costume Mix, the annual Tolo dance, a fish pond at the Trap carnival, and regular Girls' League as- semblies throughout the year. Girls' League Cabinet First row: Judy Conners, Helen Jones, Donella Klillg, l'at Gi'e,u,'3:g, Mavis Alvis, Loris Loree, Eleanor Kasulka, Mary Bacon, Marion lflouglurn, Ann Russ. Sec-und row: Franc-es Lungo, Jean Viricent. F'lorenc'e Boydstun, Kay Bncksta.dtl'r, Ilonna lflnml, Shirley lirovvninp.1', Jolene Bishoprick, Carol King, Margaret Dobson, Shirley Beekman. Third row: Georgia Knsola, Shirley Cunningham, Mildred Wille, Jean Taylor, Gail Vifhitfield, Susan Fitzgerald, Flcwencze Martin, Lois Rivet, Pat Jones, Glenda Cotton, Fourth row: Rita Torres, Jeri Peru, Barbara 'Wallis, Ethel Allen, Barbara Meredith, Beverly Young, Diana Munger, Elsie Soholewski, Marlys Aslund, Sybil Sumrow, Cloyce Bell, Fifth row: Mrs. Jahraus, Elsa Anderson, Jeanie Lirning, Pat Holbrook, Patsy Carlson, Joan Althuisius, Trudy Egger, Adele Drew, Kay Haugdahl, Veronica Stella, Miss von Berg, Miss Hall.

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Art Kegler limb Miller Nvillis Anderson Shirley Griffin .lim Johnson lwrasirlmzt lst Vice Pres. Zml Vice Pres. Scc1'eta1'y Sgt.-at-Av-His Alun lklzu-llregm' lmslim- f'lflllS0ll .lmin Stark Nurmfu Rolirm Hill llninmzin ls Vim' Pres. Enrl Vive P'l'cs. S1'f'l'I'fflI'jl Syl.-fit-l-l1'111s I'1'f'sirlf uf -'f Student The Student Council during 1948-49 has been a unique body composed of the Student Coun- cil members of the former Meadows High School and the Vancouver High School. They have worked diligently and faithfully on the many problems that are inherent in a large high school. They have approved amendments to the by-laws, allowing major Council awards in swimming, boxing and wrestling. In cooperation with the Shumway Junior High School Council they have supervised sucessfully the Trapedero Teen-Age Club. In general the Student Council speaks for the students and establishes the student policies of the high school. V -Henry DeYoung Student Council First row: Marie Shzlrp, Loretta Roberts, Jolene- Bislmprii-k, Art K4-gler, Alain 1XI?iL'fVllAE'f.',KlI', Shirley Griffin, Norma Bolton, lvlarguret Dobson. Second row: Mr. DeYoung, Jw- Watts, XVillis Anderson, Bill Hammun, Ralph Ahseln, Bernard Morris, Miss von Berg. Third row: Mr. Loths- peic-li, Russell Bovcia, Arnold Emter, Leslie lllllllS0ll, Bob Miller, .lim Johnson, lfrnnk Jones, Jon- Harmon, SEVEN

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Arnold Emter Keith Haines Bill Hoy Jerry Miller Ken Cooper President lst Vive Pres. Znrl Vice Pres, Sf'f'TfltIl'I'lj Sgt.-at-Arms Q .5 K ,td Y , r 2: i f 2 M ':':' E. 'NRiS.'3'z2 t' 1 ,, 5- i:fIE . A -5 :23, if 'Ig ,linux ,..., .. ,.,.,,. . 3 'f .Inv llzmrmun lbiwk YHIIIIL1' Ivick 1'zmlonwim- Huh Hopkins liill lim-:isley l'1'1'si4lr':lt Isl Vim' l'l'r's. :ml Vi:-1' l'1'+-s. Nm'1'rlu1'y Sgt,-ut-.lrms Boys' League This year the Boys' League had a well- rounded calendar of events that included ev- ery boy in school. Among the many projects carried out were the inauguration of a Trap- per Red and White Day and the sale of foot- ball buttons. Leading the list of social events were the an- nual White Christmas Ball and Dads' Night. Assemblies held once each month presented interesting speakers in different vocatonal fields as well as programs put on by several colleges. Other projects included collection of canned food for the needy at Christmas, selling cokes at football games and presenting a Boys' League program to both junior high schools. Boys' League Cabinet First row: Ronnie Powell, Bob NViIsul1, Ralph 'Frm-nary, Ullzlrles Gustafson, Mark llursly, XV:Lllam- Hill, Xvnyne Amlrf-ws, .Ierry Miller, Hob tllzlllsmi, lion llznisvr, Ilutlier Ht-1-li, Second l'uWI Lfike VVitte-r, .lim Stewart. Ivivk Ilzllvvrsmm, Joe Hzxrmem, lN.lllg,'5 Mitvlloll, Gormlfm Syn-yer. .Iini Gran- l hum, Ken Pumper, Duum- Allen, Holm Jones, Bob Stair, Hill Huy. Roy Glenn. 'Fllirnl row: Junk X Sloane, .-Xrnulll lflmter. Ulillvli llalrris, N4-il Ilyull, limb lflvisclilliziii, llivk lTHllUPllXX'lllb'. Dirk Young, ff2ll'1XXvU1Nll'lIl'l',112151011 11:14-us, Hob Hopkins, Stem Huzlvtl, 1 llif .Xll4lll'XVS. MV. l.Hlllhllt'll'll, NINE