Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-03-10
High School Notes

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Sylvia Besonan, Hanaka Abo, Bertha
Huseby Norma Petersen, Elsie Merry,
Margaret Petersen, Margaret Taxa
suka, Lillian Edwards, Don Dunbar,
Charlotte Krokset, Kenneth Beall,
Esther Petersen, Stanley Andersen,
Lillian Edwards, Gilbert Holland,
Isobel Urquhart Don .Matsumoto,
Ellen Hendr!cksen, william Meyer
Alice Ensing, Joe Ramquist, Sadie
Edwards.
Eloise Hoel, Leah kirkland, Ida
jacobson, Clara Johnson, Eleanor Lar
sen, Geneva Jeffers, June Beaumont,
Coy Meredith, Margaret Edwards,
Yukio Fujloka, Harriet Fuller, Tuclsie
Smith, Mabel WILDER, David Compton,
Eleanor Bcall, Homer Morris, Howard
Mattson, Phil Green, Junior Shallen-
berger, Astrid Nystedt, Lorna Daniel
sen.
The high school special levy Of three
mills asked for at the recent election
was passed by the substantial ma
jority of l19 votes. This, in the face
Of the prevailing financial conditions,
is q remarkable expression of con-
fidence in our high school, and should
cause every teacher and pupil to put
forth his utmost effort to accomplish
the things for which our high school
is maintained.
Mr.. H. M. Round former high
school inspector, but now representing
business firm OF Seattle, called at
the school last Thursday
Report cards were given out on
Thursday About twenty-five students
had failed to return them Monday
noon and SO spent the majority of
their noon period in the detention
hall. Mr.. Robertson has collected
$l.25 for the student body treasury
from students whose cards have been
lost or destroyed and for whom new
cards had to be made.
Monday, March Z, the senior class
held meeting at which some very
important measures we're discussed
and voted upon. The junior class
left the question of whether or not the
junior prom should be Leap Year
dance, up to the seniors, in whose
honor the dance is given, The Leap
Year idea was voted down by an over
whelming majority,
Rapid progress is being made on
the Memory Book which is being
edited by the senior class. The staff
hopes to have it on the press early in
April
The cast Of the senior class play,
"The Charm School has been
definitely selected, and practice began
Monday, the seventh of March. Save
up your nickels and dimes, dear pub
lie, until the eventful day when it
shall be produced. You have never
seen such a hilarious, delightful
comedy in your lives. It's one of those
comedy hits you've always wanted to
see. What wouldn't be with the COM
plications that arise from a young
gentleman experimenting a girls
boarding school, a set of male twins
that have a sense of humor, and a
good old-fashioned buggy ride with a
horse, buggy and all?
| The date of the Junior Prom has
been set for April /, and will carry
out the April Fools idea. AS a special
| treat Vic Meyers has offered to bring
an orchestra of four men and eight
instruments over to play for it. The
following committees have been APP
pointed by Lewis Schmidt the junior
class president: Eleanor Beall, gen.
eral chairman; program committee,
Pat Smith, Evelyn Crouch, Kenneth
Beall, Pat Garfield; decoration COM
mittee, Sylvia Besonen, Margaret
Glare, Bob Harmeling, Dave Compton,
Gertrude Allison, Bob Snow, Sandy
Gorsuch; refreshments, Katherine
Berry, Florence Radin, Lorna Daniel
son, Irene Beard; Checking, Helen
Nelson, Elsie Merry ticket committee,
Cora Mae Coates, Alex Kelly, Pal
grave Coates; invitations, Irene LOT
quist, Mable Wilbur, Yuri Hoshi,
Beula Fitzpatrick; favors, Ferguson
Beall, Margaret Takatsuka and Harold
Agren.
The following committees, managers
and ushers have been appointed by
Margaret Petersen, president of the