Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1930-10-30
vashon Island High School
News


and ends have found their way to the
board and had unexpected publicity.
Interesting and timely helpful adj
ditions to the library are being made
in the form Of subscriptions to several
Of the best current magazines. These
will be suitable for use in reference
works for all branches of work. The
magazines ordered are as follows:
Literary Digest
Review Of Reviews
Atlantic Monthly
Golden Book
Manual Arts Magazine
Hygeia
National Geographic
Post Intelligencer.
The magazines are not all. To aid in
comfortable use of them new table
and magazine rack are being built.
This work is being done by the manual
training department.
Debate on November 6.
Patrons of the school are urged to
be present at the first debate of the
season which is to be held Thursday
evening, November sixth, in the small
auditorium of the new school building.
Richmond Beach will be the opponent
The question is: Resolved that all
automobile owners should be required
by law to carry insurance covering
personal liability and property damage.
Those who will uphold the negative
side of the question for the Island
team are: Lewis Schmidt, Marcia
Forbes and Gerald Fretz.
Four new students this week.
There have been four students en-
tered this week. Dorothy and Betty
Pemberton come from Paulsbo. Jean
Stone and Mrs. Espeu are taking post
graduate work Alfred Morrow, who
has been with us before, is taking up
his work again.
Lloyd Ward is in the Seattle General
hospital with two fractured lateral
processes. Lloyd wss injured while
playing football last week. His friends
were glad to know that there is no
danger Of permanent injury
Miss Evelyn Nelson is back on the
Island. She has fully recovered from
her recent illness and will be in school
on Monday.
All School Frolic.
On Wednesday afternoon from three
to five tile Girls Club gave mixer
for the whole student body. The pro-
gram started with an opening chorus
of America, sung by the students and
accompanied by the band. An anus
ing skit was given by group OF the
girls The pep orchestra played for
informal games and dancing. Dixies
and cookies were served.
Marcia Forbes, Mary Smell, Gertrude
Allison, Peggy Bentley, and Miss
o'Manony acted as committee for this
affair.
First Music Event
On Friday, November Dist, the
orchestra and pep band will give con-
cert in the High School auditorium.
Under the direction of Mr.. Cronenber-
ger and Miss Mildred Bell the students
have been working intensively.
There are twenty-three students in
the orchestra and twenty in the pep
band. Twenty-one arc taking lessons
on some instrument, Most of chese
students started on their work last
year.
titsap League possibility
All football fans will be interested
in knowing that vashon Island High
School may join the Kitsap county
league. Mr.. Towne of cambridge Is
land High School has assured us of a
welcome in that league. The school
included are more nearly the size Of
ours and have similar problems especi-
ally in transportation. We would play
cambridge, Bremerton, Silverdale, and
Port Orchard. The change would also
be more likely to afford us ar oppor-
tunity to get into the annual tourna-
ment.
This season our team started playing
an A League Of King County schedule
but the members Of this league object
to paying the expenses of their teams
to the Island and since vashon could
not consider paying the expenses Of
both teams, we are no longer in this
league.
Don't Forget mn
The big game with Buckley Is this
Friday. The boys are in fine con-
dition and an excellent football game
is promised to those who attend.