Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-01-22
Vashon School Notes

HNIhppy pHUc ilVlil NHFle amy
on the local floor Friday evening,
January 10, BY score of 26 to n.
This was the second game in the
county series.
VaShon isok the lead in the first
half and kept it till the final
whistle blew. AL lIotchkin was
star for Vashon, scoring IA points.
The lineup was as follows:
r. r., Hotchkin, Il. f., Chantler,
c., Lcvenscller., II, G., Scales, l..
| g., Ward.
The Vashon Mems Club, and
other patrons Of Vashon High
School, in the interest Of the
schools activities are planning to
provide means to help raise the
deficit on last years activities.
The date Feb. 9th has been set for
the event.
The Mems Club has appointed
Mr.. Garvin as chairman of com
mittee to work out the plans for
the occasion. The event, not AS
yet definitely decided upon will be
announced at later date.
The high school appreciates
such cooperation and assistance
Us have been shown them by the
Mems Club this year. and by 9TH
or organizations.
Tuesday evening, January 19
was Dad S night for the Vashon P.
I "A. The program consisted of
a Fashion Show, was given by the
men and furnished no small a.
mount of amusement. After the
program, a regular monthly bust
ncss meeting was held, Mrs. Johns
presiding.
The Vashon High School pre-
Sents to the people Of Vashon Is
land, Feb. 10, a genuine Minstrel
show and Vaudeville Show under
the direction of j. Leo Shaw, to
be given in the school gymnasium,
by the pupils Of grade and high
schools.
The Grand Minstrel LIST Part
with four end men representing
the Southern negro, including
Jokes and comic songs, will be COM
posed of High School pupils. A
Bower of Beauty composed Of
Girls will attend the Minstrels.
Between the big acts there will
be featured two special gvmnastic
acts to be presented by LOU Bro
Sseau, Merrill Matthews, and
Corydon Chantler.
| The show will conclude with
One Act Farce, "Turning the Ia
hles."
A special stage is to be erected
for the coming show and will af-
ford a better view Of the actors.
rhe admission will be the same
price as preceding gym shows
fifty and twenty-five cents.
An all schol dance in honor of
the Senior Class will be sponsored
by the Glass of ~, Friday, Feb
ruary S.
Student admission will be fifty
cents and for alumni one dollar.
All students and alumni are invit-
ed.
The Vashon Girls basketball
team was defeated by the Maple
Valley team by score of 16 to
Is, in hard fought game at Wash
m, Friday, Jan. Is. The teams
We're quite evenly matched and for
while the score was a tie.
The lineup for Vashon was as
'ollows:
R. F., M. Holland, L. F., c. Beall,
R. c., V. Guthrie, j. c., L. Cutler,
r. g., N. Tjomsland, R. c., NJ,
Matthew ST.. G. V. Beall.
! CONSTITUTIONS: M. Matthews, V.
| Guthrie, N. Tiomsland.
Maple Valley lineup:
| R. F., Carey, L. F., Maxwell, R.
c., Sherry, j, c., Horne, R. g.,
Williams, l.. g., Moore.
Seventeen members of the Sen
Tor English class, Miss Oberg, and
Miss Lavender went to Seattle,
Wednesday afternoon, to see
Hamlet one of the group of
Shakespearian plays being inter
preted by Robert B, Mantell at the
Metropolitan this week. The class
said that the play was wonderful,
and now they are glad they had
studied Hamlet this year. They