Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-01-30

jean Hatch Lewis Schmidt
Elsie Huston Cora Mae Coates
Margaret Smith Margaret Takasuka
Eleanor Beall Margaret Edwards
Harriet Fuller Charolette Krokset
Isobel Irqnhart Patricia Lavan
Helen Yoshimura Margaret Petersen
Virginia letters Earl Hendrickson
Service Club members Of the Junior
Branch of the high school took charge
of the bleachers at the game Friday
night. A "rooters section" was re-
served for students and some creditable
roofing was done under the direction
of yell-king Don Dunbar mo Smok-
ing signs were made and posted in the
gym by other club members.
Last Tuesday evening the faculty of
the Junior High School met at the
home Of Supt. Robertson to discuss the
need fora boys and girls service club
in the school, Plans were outlined and
on the following day the students per-
fected these organizations.
These service clubs will undertake to
relieve the faculty of certain respons
Utilities in connection with student
activities such as contests, debates, In
ter-school games, etc., They will help
too, in any way possible to improve
the school. Their relation to the
school will be similar to the relation
OF the commercial club or community
! club to the community. Each club
consists of seven members who were
elected from representative groups of
the student body. The membership of
the girls service group is as follows:
Glen Wilcox, Virginia LETTERS, Mar
garet Smith, Patricia Lavan, Isobel
Urquhart, Eleanor Beall, Jean Hatch.
Those elected to the boys group are,
Frank Matsumoto, Lewis Schmidt,
Howard Mattson, Earl Hendrickson,
Homer Morris.
A Rooters' Special Bus will take
those who wish to go with the team
to Fife Friday evening, January 30.
The bus schedule is as follows; leaves
Burton 500 p. M, Portage 6:15. p. M,
Vashon $50 p. m. Adult fares will be
seventy-five cents and student fares
fifty cents. Tickets may be purchased
OF Fielder Beall Fares include ferry
tickets, but there will be q charge of
twenty-five cents and fifteen cents to
see the game.
The girls will not have game with
Fife, since for disciplinary purposes
the Fife girls team has been dis
banded
Last Friday night a large, en-
thusiastic crowd witnessed the game
with Roy and saw our fast teams heap
up decisive scores. The score of the
girls game was 1918 and that of the
boys game was 1912.
A great deal of credit is being given
this year to the students who are
neither absent nor tardy. Mr.. Robert
son told us that this is very good
year for no absentees, and congratu-
lated us on the amount of money we
had earned for the school already this
year. The following students were
neither absent nor tardy for the
semester ending January II: Seniors:
Helen Bogonovich, Irene Clark, Clyde
Evetts, Bessie Fjeldahl, Irene Garvin,
Dorothy Lincoln, Ruth Matthews,
Rido, Yukichi Nishyori. Juniors: lila
Bensonen, Joyce Harmeling, Marcia
Forbes, Grace Hancock, Ezna Clyde,
Albert Church, Ward Clark, Felix
FrembecE, George Lewis.
Attendance of the Union high school
for the semester Just closed amounted
to total of 1896 days. This is an
increase of 1925 days over the cor
responding period last year. On the
basis of % cents per day (Which was
the rate allowed last Year, this means
an increase in apportionment to our
district from county and state sources
of $53802.
The Honor Roll of the Vashon
Branch contains quite lengthy list
of names this semester, as about one
fifth of the students attained grades Of
merit To be on the Honor Roll
student must get at least an A and
three BIS and B and G; or 3 AS.
The following is q list of those whose
grades deserve mention: Lois Clark,
Margaret Depue, Rowena Edison, Mary
Rido. Kathryn Hatch, Estella Nc
Pherson, Ruth Matthews, Jeanette
Nielsen, Norma Johanson, Robert
Pethrick, Betty Reeves, Ruth Olson,
William Dunlop, Joyce Harmeling,
| Bertha Andersen, Vernon Smith, VAL