Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-09-15

give the team several weeks TO prepare
themselves for their initial game, Ii
which ther supporters on vashon Is.
land hope they will give as good &c.
count OF themselves as they have III
times past.
Due to the general shortage OF fund.-
this year. there has been some talk oil
not playing football but this Is most.
ly Just talk. There Is no reason why
football should have to be stopped
Just as long as every student pays his
student body fees, everything will be
all right. Coach Bankhead would like
very much to have all the dues paid
as soon as possible in order that he
may go ahead with the schedule with
out any fear OF interruption in his
work because of the shortage in funds
Glass Meetings
The classes seem to be we'll under
way. Three Of them have already
chosen their officers. The fourth, the
freshmen, are trying to become &C.
quainted with the ways and the GUS
toms of the high school,
The class officers are as follows:
Sophomore Glass
President, David Reyes; vice-presl-
dent, Eleanor Larsen; Secretary, Gus
Jacobson; Treasurer, Don Matsumoto
The sophomores have also decided
to hold the freshmen initiation the
latter part of October.
Junior Glass
President Phil Green; Vice-presi-
dent, Embert Kalland; Secretary and
Treasurer, Bill Wilbur.
Senior Glass
President, Lewis Schmidt; Vice.
President, Patricia Smith; Secretary,
Mable Wilbur; Treasurer, Alex Kelly.
A. s. U. b.
The first student body meeting of
the school season was called to order
on Friday, September 9, 1892. by our
president, Don Dunbar. The follow
ing were elected for the various Of
fices:
vice-president, Tuckie Smith; secre-
tary, Charlotte Garfield; treasurer,
Palgrave Coates.
The board of control submitted the
plan Of having Mr.. McElvain the chief
treasurer, and student for his as
sistant The plan was unanimously
accepted by the student body.
Mr.. Robertson spoke to us a short
time, emphasizing the fact that we
must buy our student body tickets in
order to carry on our athletic activ-
titles. Coach Bankhead delivered a
short pep speech, reminding us that
bigger and better men were needed on
the football field.
A new plan was submitted, and &C.
copied that one representative from
each roll room, and one from each
class. should be sent to the student
board uf control.
The meeting was then adjourned.
students ana teacherS were glad to
welcome as visitors at the high
school on Monday, Mr. Gustave
Schunke, former science teacher and
coach, who is now studying medicine
at Leland Stanford University. Mr..
Schunke will resume his studies at
Palo Alto in October. Robert Peter
lex, Fielder Beall, and Ross Armstrong,
graduates of the high school and
Eugene Schunke Of Seattle were also
visitors.
The enrolment in the high school
this year exceeds all previous records.
This week the number reached was
228 students, This is an increase of
"a students over last year. The fresh
man class, numbering go, is the larg-
est. There are IA post-graduates. The
larger number of students and the re-
duction in the number of teachers has
caused many classes to be much larger
than they normally would be. To ac-
commodate the enlarged classes 1t has