Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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Klossner, Helen Stenography B,A,-Washington Slate College Kirwin, Constance English B A Washnngton State College 0' M A Stanlord Unlversrty Karas John A Spanrsh B A Unnversrty ol Portland Long R Lester Brology Varsrty Basketball and Track Coach B S 8- B Ed Washmgton State College Krogh Kenneth A Metal and Wood Shop B A Western Washrngtan College of Educatron Kracaw, Laura Ruggless Bookkeeping Geometry A B Wrllamette Unrversrty McDonough Madallne Stenography Office Practrce B A Unrversrty of Oregon McCall, Irene C Home Economics Unwersrty of Washrngton McCabe, Patsy Lrbrary B A Lewrs and Clark Colleve Maddux Faun English Oklahoma A 8. M ' f . E ' , X. ' ' C-QQ TF' cg. :Cx .a- p Vs. -- --X Qi fs Maben Manly 4 SoclalStudres gt lv Unfversuty of Washington 5- 5 McPhaden Kenneth S Art Humamtres Stage B FA 8. M Ed Unrversrty of Washnngton BEd Washrngton State College mi 55 M Provrng their versatrlrty the school faculty has done many Inter estmg thmgs Because our basketball team beat Longview rn dns tract competrtron the men faculty followed through wrth therr part of the bargain and presented an orrgrnal assembly portraymg the events and actrvrtres that take place rn the men s faculty room 7 The oulstandrng attractaons Included a vocal solo by John Karas and a spmted prng pong match between athletrc faculty members A male conducted pep rally concluded the assembly The Lettermen challenged the faculty to a basketball game on March 24 and after a hard fought contest the Lettermen edged out therr superrors 37 to 35 Hugh scoring teachers Included Wrllram Lothsperch 18 pornts and Tom Poe wrth ll For the Lettermen honors went to Tom Garrow wrth 16 ponnts and Tom Lodge wrth 12 pornts kept 1j0.LL lvuzuy, .Q0.QlUf, D A1 r 1 X 'ie H . Y , . .- I 4 N, ccfw Q H A - I nj x ' '- X X ' ' , A 1 ,t 1 - K- gag. . 3 .cw , S A . .1 l 4 ' xx ' gf A , W: 1 't jx r , ff '1 l . ,- ' I ' X . . K m' ' A B.S.- ' ' ' . 5-- , ' . ' W - f B.S.- . . r , . A, BA I . ' ' ' ' -, 4 s- ' ' Lx , M of , . ' I .fl , - ' 57 ' . - .T xr Y I 'ire' Y, 54 13 C

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When we Amerlcan students wlsh we were all through wuth hugh school Dutch chlldren are lamenting the fact that they can t go because of faulure to pass required tests Mr Delmar Hams, who taught In Holland on a Fullbrught Exchange Scholarshnp last year, sand that no extracurrucular actuvutles are offered to the students and studying IS their only nnterest He pointed out that V H S stu dents would really have a hard tnme succeedmg un a forengn school when they duscovered that 14 academic sublects were requlred each year As an example of thus hugh scholastic level In Mr Harrls s school of 60 sensors only 16 actually graduated As we can easlly see, thus land of wooden shoes and wlnd mulls us a great deal dvfferent from ours as qua- Q :Ch 'Fr 2 ll, llllluil 'tm Hall ml ' Harris Delmar V Psychology Audla Visual B S Arkansas Stale B A Umversnty ol Washmgton Hauck, Dora M Physical Education B A Unlverslty ol Montana Haynes, Arthur S Band Orchestra Army Muslc School New York N Y Army Bandmasters School France .lullnard School ot Musrc New York N Y Royal Academy of Musnc London Hoinon, Gladys Arts and Crafts Ceramtcs B A Central Washington College ol Educatlon B S Umversuty ol Oregon Hlllstrom, Arthur Physrcs Radro Scrence B S Oregon State College H tt Mllton I. r BFA Unlverslty of Wuchlta M F A Unlverslty of Oregon Huis, Nina L Home Economrcs B S Umversuty of Washington Jackson Earl Productlon Shop Junior Counselor B A 8. B Ed Washnngton State College Johraus Helen B Englrsh A B Unnversnty of Callfornua at Los Angeles Jarvis, Margretha .I Algebra A B Stanford Umversuty Johnson Walter S Agnculture B S 8. B Ed Washmgton State College .Iolln Arthur R Soctal Studies B A G M A Unuversnty ol Washmgton 12 Jlnmcwmlc and wrzfw, 01111, ' Q ut ' . . l . . ' ,MQ . . . ,I 5 . . . ... 4 , ' . . . . . - as ,tp ' t . ' . . . .l't, x i . . . I. A H tt ' l ' WV? lx. ---' ' so ef' tt ', A 4' asa 5 . I . . A l , ..i i, . I . 4 ,X A' ' A C ' ' . . QR , M -as 4.' 1 ' X. so K X f .f .Q - ' - ll l l Y ' 'felt

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Rndmg 170 mules to and from school each day, studymg m 114 degree weather, and hardemng your nerves to the sound of let planes buzzing over head are only a few of the condntlons that chuldren of Amerlcan Arr Forces personnel must contend wsth nn order to receive an educatlon Mr James Muller, who last year took a leave of absence, spent a year In French Morocco teachmg 60 of these chnldren ln the eught prrmary grades On vacatlons he vlsrted Rome, Pompen, and other famous places which enabled hum to guve us a realnstuc pacture of lrfe and cond: tuons an these unfamsluar countries far across the seas Q-...... 119' bd glrgkamgh ll Hora cub Martin, Irma Latm Sophomore Counselor B A Wlntman College M A Stanford University Mlller David G Prlntmg B A Washmgton State College Miller, James D Drstrrbutrve Education B A -Grrnnell College M A Washmgton State College Myers Phlllp M Machine Shop Umversrty of Washmgton Nelson Gone Vocal Music B of Musrc St Olaf College Orr, Op I C Biology Chemistry B S lnnfleld College Parkms, William L Engltsh A B Umversnty of Washmgton Patten Ruth Art Weavmg B A Umversrty of Washmaton Puckett Laurel Anne Home Economics B S Washmgton State College B Ed Umversrty of Washmgton Poe, Thomas J Social Studfes Athletics B A Western Washmgton College f Educatlon Rockey Katha Typing Bnology B A Umversrty of Idaho tloedor, Paul G Testmg Typing A B Wallamette Unwersny S T B Boston Umverslty ,fmt H now a.lL 40102, wmlz, DL I 'A ' 'v - - 1 . . . , . ,1 . . . . ' ' I ' '- ex , 'Y a QQ, 1 I. . . V k KA i . .- SF ga, it ..- . ' xg K -' if .'.- - - ' , If .tg - -- ' si? ff . .- I ' o ' l . . vaV f ff. - -