Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1929-11-14
Vashon Island School News
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yAsH0N BRANCH

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| On November 12th the Union Higl
school football team defeated tn
Stadium High School team on th,
Burton field by score Of 800, TIL,
Island team, was on the aggressiy,
fro inthc start, making their fIrs
touchdown in the beginning Of the frs
quarter after Stadium failed to max,
Its yardage. Only once did Stadium
threaten to score. They got close te
our goal line by making good pass
We are proud to have our team wind
up the season with such decisive
victory.
The debate team OF the Union Higl,
School won victory Friday evening,
November 9th, over Black Diamon,
The team from Black Diamond was
well prepared, but our debaters won by
score Of 80 by superior display OF
forensic skill. The local team only
had week in which to prepare It's
argument, so we may well be proud OF
It. The team was composed Of Marcia
Forbes Kathryn Hatch and Irene
Clark In the order Of their speeches
The Armistice Day program given
jointly by the high school and grade
school Of the Vashon branch was a
great success. The program was as
follows:
America the Beautiful, school. ;.
The Ghost Of No Mans Land Ruth
zwarg.
Rose Of No Mans Land, Girls Club
Quartette.
saxaphone solo, William Dunlap.
There's a Long, Long Trail, Gram
mar school.
Piano solo. Mary Berry.
Flag salute, led by Kenneth Bowling.
Address, Captain Coughlin.
Captain Coughlin, an ex-service man.
was sent to us from the Highway
Patrol Headquarters in Olympia. Hs
gave us very interesting talk on
courtesy as an aid to obeying laws and
some of the laws Of the highway.
Two girls and two boys with
member of the faculty from our school
have been invited to attend the High |
School Leaders and Journalists Con-
ference which is to be held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of this week at
the University Of Washington. Those
who will go are Irene Clark, Editor of
the Annual; Mary Rido, Assistant
Editor; William Smith, Student Body
President; Gushing Coates, Business
Manager Of the Annual and Miss
oMahoney. They will be entertain
I'd by the fraternity and sorority
They will hear speeches by
men from various parts of the state,
md will also attend the University
,lay and the football game at the
on Saturday.
Last Friday the members of the
nnual staff met to discuss the type
I annual to be published and possi-
lie ways for financing 1t. Mr.. Glenn
Dexter of the Acme Publishing Com
any met with them and gave them an
lea Of how. much an annual will cost
nd how they should go about financ-
,g and publishing 1t. Prospects for
n annual seem bright when one sees :,
ir annual staff getting busy SO early ]
\ the year. 1t
On November 5th the Girls Club I
ad a party at the home of Grace ~
[cCrary. There swere about thirty IS
We girls present. For entertainment :
lie social committee worked out some :
UNITS for most of the girls to do
hese stunts were supposed to exhibit $
leir talent. Then, while Lois Clark Q
aged the piano the girls danced. a
bout ten o'clock pumpkin pie and d
locolate were served. Everyone had n
very enjoyable time. "
The Girls Club of the vashon v
anch met Friday. November 9th, and Z
ganized girls chorus. and quartette 9
be under the management Of Doris I
augle. The quartette consists Of: 3
enc Clark, soprano; Elsie Petersen, y
TO; Arlyn Nelson, second alto; and "
'lborg Sarvold, tenor. The quartette tt
accompanied on the plano by Doris v
lugle.