Vancouver High School - Alki Yearbook (Vancouver, WA)

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ALKI STAFF Mr Weunberger Advisor For you the last classes of Vancouver Hugh School the 1954 1955 Alku Staff has endeavored to brung the best yearbook un uts 48 year hustory lnutual plans for thus book began on the furst day of school when you students who are the reason for the Alku walked un the doors of Van couver Hugh School Choosung a theme to carry through out the pages was the furst task set before us lt was unter estung to see the Ideas whuch each staff member suggested developed and employed un hus dummy copy Early possubulutues uncluded Mountauneerung Cross Roads Lookung Forward Treasure Hunt and Doors O these Lookung Forward .lum Martun s contrubutuon was adopted as the T955 Alku theme That decusuon havung been made work really got underway Page layouts be gan pictures were taken and copy was written to meet the sprung deadlune and assure early dustrubutuon of these memory books If extra tume spent on Alku work by each staff member was totaled we would fund that ut was the equuvalent to several addutuonal weeks of school The annual staff wushes you much loy and happuness un years to come as you re luve your hugh school days through the Alku .asf-figs JIM MARTIN Editor First row Loretta Zenger Conny Berry Susan Hapfe Barbara Bachman Pat Hawkey Mr Weunberger advusor Back row Rose Marne Rufener Leroy Hatl away Max Coture Fred Smuth Inu SCHooL or COMMERCE Y Ov 1 19 Juucza, ancionuma,

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BOYS' LEAGUE Under the supervision ol Wil, liam Lothspeich and the presi- dency of Ron Wells, the Boys' Leaque has successfully staged the following annual events- September IO- Get Acquaint- ed Dance, October 29-Red and White Day, December I7-White Christmas Ball, April 6-Dads' Night. Besides the above protects, the organization presented assem- blies, sponsored a Trap dance, and provided consultation and advice for all VHS boys. BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Sgt -ar Arms Don Maw, Vice-Pres ident larry Nicholas, President Ron Wells, Secretary- Treasurer Kent Frewing, 2nd Vice-President Tam Alvis. .1 1? GIRLS' LEAGUE To familiarize sophomore girls with the high school's varied cur- riculum and activities, the annual Big Sister program was conducted under the chairmanship of Ruth Elaine Jutila, Corresponding Sec- retary. Other events included: October 27-Mix, December 9 -Cabinet Party, March I8-Tala. ln addition, pennies were col- lected for the March of Dimes and several assemblies were pre- sented. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Recording Secretary Shirley Thompson, Corresponding Secre- tary Ruth Elaine Jutila, President Barbara Jean Kessler, Vice-Pres ident Sue Christensen, Reporter Mariorie Paulsen, Treasurer Jo- anne Fries. up 1? , lb'- l.e N cs Y S X 'i STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Secretary Joan Service, Vice' President Fred Smith, President Frank Gallas, Student Commis- sioner Larry McKnigl'it, 2nd Vice- President Carol Smith, D-0 fvpzmnwsgiuewrgazvw '. W

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LOG STAFF Flrlf row Jansce Herman Merednth Worden Kay Kullgore John Doran Ronnue Gray Deanna Alley Marlorue Paulsen Charlotte Rogers Shlrley Thompson Barbara Jean Kessler Eugene Messer Judy Wager Second raw Suzanne Hople Marlene Schmeuchel Judy Barber John Fanhnl Verdle Barnett Phyllis Luse Sharon John Tom Cresp Rosalue Schlelcher Joann Waldow Jamce Arra smllh Jennifer Kornmann Hannah Brothers Mr Fortune In an effort to provnde a complete bn weekly account of all news of Interest to school spnrut the Log Staff has produced ap proximately twenty edltlons whlch they wrote and ednted The Log Staff has also been responslble for the success of the Cvtlzen ofthe Week and Todays News bulletun boards Con cermng the combmed efforts of all has staff members Mr Fortune the advlser sand We feel we have had a very successful year Arlwnl mum, and DAVID JEWETT RICHARD GRAY Co Editor 1 -T 7 do . 21 . V ' 27 . . 4,5 Vancouver Hugh School and to buuld up Editor , - I - . .. -- ,. ': .. , ,, - . - , ' . ' , A 1 f . gf ,iff .. ll