Vaughn Union High School - Perclawam Yearbook (Gig Harbor, WA)

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49451811 IIIPVYAIM -fi-3. nl A ' Scbolrzrslozp efilwarc! ITH a view to promoting higher schola ship in the high school Hansons ewelry Store of Tacoma offered to present a trophy cup to us with the idea that the student who stood highest in point of scholarship durmg each year should be Irene Langhelm was the recipient of this high hon or in 1930 and true to their promise Hansons en graved her name lh large letters on the beautiful cup and presented it to the school This is a very worthwhile gift as it is an incentive to harder study After all the attaining of hugh IRENE LANGHELM scholarship 15 one of the chief aims of any school A goal of this sort is very welcome and we most sm cerely appreciate it Omtorzcrzl Contefi N FRIDAY morning March 13 we held a local Oratorical contest on the subject of the Constitution in the high school auditormm The judges decision lnclicated that the contest was very close, as a tie resulted between ane Shaw who spolce on the subject Webster and the Union and Eunice Arneson, whose oration was entitled Our Lonstitu tion The final decision gave first place to Eunice and second to ane The third place also resulted in a tie between Elsie Adolphson who spoke on A Citizen, His Privileges and Duties under the Con stitution, and Lola Spadonl whose subject was The Constitution The judges were Mrs Edward New, Mrs A Richardson, and Mr McKee EUNICE ARNESON At a later date Eunice went to Tacoma to contest with the wmners from the other high schools of the county There were nine contestants in all at Sta drum where the contest took place Eunice drd very creditable work there and we feel justly proud of her Thirty rev I V -- v , A - ' J 1 1 4- A 4. Rf I 4 49, Air X YY , if Y Ag W lv i Y QQ - f ZQJ2- Dwgxff 3-.ai-'p-l, If Q lg i ' 2 - , f f ' ,A I 7 given the honor of having his name engraved on it. 9 5 ' 7 ' 7 I 7 . , . . . . I J , ' Q! ' 77 ' 7 . . ,, w . - . ,, .- - - - ce ' ' 93 ' ' lf 7 ' ' 7, 7 ' 7

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pkg wP nw ul vm M Orgamzatzons UF? qflssoczated Students of Qzg Harbor Hzgla School HE most democratlc organlzatton nn the school xs the Assocnted Student Body Everyone ln the school belongs to rhls club and for thls reason If IS a very Important one Teachers and students can wo k together through thus medium and greater harmony can thus be preserved The hrst mcetlng of th school year 1930 1931 was h ld on September 13 1930 for the purpose of electing the ofhcers for the comlng year Tl!! l:0ll0WlI'1g 0lTlC9I'S Wlfft t,1CCfl.d Presldent Eddle Erxckson Vlce Presxden Alfred Goldman Treasurer Lots ones Manager of Athletics Harold Perkins Yell Klng Marlna Cosullch News Reporter Dorls Twogood Mgr of Pubhc Entertaxnment Eumce Arneson The object of thls organxzatton IS to provtde a means whereby student actrvme may be managed lndlrectly by everyone tn the school Thls 15 effected by placlng matters of lmportance ln the hands of committees whlch work for the good of th school and report the results of thetr work to meetmgs of the student body School entertalnments athletlcs and all matters ol thls type fall lnto rl: scope of the student body By means of thls organlzatlon students may present thexr xdeas before the school and thus COIlIll'VLlf9 to the general good 730315 Clubs The flrst meetlng of the boys club was held on October 23 1950 There were too many boys to have ln one club so they declded to d1v1de tnto two groups The hrst group who call themselves Unlon H1 Cougars consxsts of the unmr Senxor and half of the Exghth grade boys Mr Carroll 15 thelr leader Thexr OHIC r are Presldent Eddle Ertckson V1ce Presldent Slgno Uddenberg Secretary John Watson Treasurer FFHHCIS Peacock Yell Leader Raymond Crosby The second group or E F S Servlce Club IS composed of the Freshmen Sophw more and the other half of the Exghth Grade boys Thelr leader IS Mr Stanley Thelr officers are Presldent Kexth Uddenherg Vice President ohn QUISIOFH Secretary Treasurer Arnold Myers These clubs have undertaken the task of keeplng the SCHOOL CAMPUS clean and well appearmg They meet one Wednesday tn every month and dlSCllSS the problems relat1ng to thexr major sports Th ty 1 nn 1 , g A ' A 1' S 5 -I' ' 4 fA A 1 if ,T , 55124 Mgr 2Af5?f3if.iAi -fag gifs-feiig? -.L v - H .A l U T 1 ' 7 A V I ' Q If 'Q -1 ' . 1 ' .1 ' .1 A 1 I I ' ' B. it - x L' r I 5 - X - . 5 Q ' - , , ' J ' Secretary - - . . . . . Violet Shaw . Q, C 7 V' H qv 7 'I 1 ' s , ' ' A J V . . . e s ' A A I . -N L if -ni '