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

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ll 11. 1:1 1 1 vw M M me W RSL'-ea-N 9 : ' 'x EQ-Y 12 ilx JY sapkx ll Y X-5 X, 'XXX X ef-Q in 95? 1111 Club T THE hrst meet1ng of the g1rls of U H S ll was dehnltely dec1ded t1 orgamze a clula for the school vear of 1930 1931 Of course tl1e hrst and most 1n1portant thmg was the electlng of OHICI rs The followmg gxrls were elected Pres1dent X!l0l6I Shaw XIUIS Presldent Helen Alxestad Secretary Treasurer Dorxs Txsogood 1 g1rls ec1d1dt ra1s1 111111111 to us 1111 was 1t1a LIIIN 1111 Il g1r 5111 11r1111g11r111 1e1I'1dI1ess of 111 1lg1 se 11 11 J t 11s 11 as n11tne1essar1 11 11 11 1 1 es LZ 11 gs 1 a 1111 C fx 11111 '11 ll N UY1' 1 1 lL1 kU1NN Q 1117s X 1511 ll K 1 N C-711lReser1'c Club IL Pelelavsam Gul Reserxe ClLllF 1s as 111111 Uk se 11111 one 11 s t 111 1 is lollowmg lb a 11st of tl1e 011'-ICCFS Pres1dent Helen Alxestad XIICC Pres1dent Fre1da N1clcle Secretary Els1e Strandness Treasurer Irene Langhelm M155 George consented to he our adv1ser, and l1as g1ven us much xaluahle as s1stance durmg the year We gave a dance at CQOIIIYTILJDIU Hall on anuarx 17 to obtam funds to hnance the tr1p of our delegates Gladxs Peterson a11d Gertrude Goodnough to the mld wmter conference that was l1e1d IH Seattle In Decemlaer me had a Cl1r1stn1as partx at the l1ome of our teachers Before the m1d vear wacatxon we prepared g11ts for the lnd1a11 chlldren at Neah Bax Our elul has lween represented at most of the 1nterClul1 Counc1l meetlngs at the X W C' A 1n Tacoma Recogn1t1on SCFVICLS for she neu memlaers were l1eld at t11 tea llfs 1111111 on t1e 1111111111 11 lVl1r11 f Ill 1rese111 t11111 N1 ar 1111 mg 1la11s 1 r an 11 r tr11 1 1 N 1 ax 'N 9 and 1a t11 axs s11 111 1011111 1111t1 1 Soczeiy mum Senior Banque! jg C11 11111 evenmg of Aprll 5 1910 the Class 111 51 entertamed the Senlors at t11 annual 11n1or Senlor Banquet C1 course tl11s was qlllfl an ewent so 111 spent a good deal of IITIIL 111 preparanon 1111 the 111g 1t1 We ca1r1ed 111t 1111 dec11rat1o11s 111 the Scmor eoedrs w 11c1 were o rose an s1lver Damty p1nlc lwaslcets marked eael1 place, and a large howl ol Illllpb, xx l11cl1 vsa 1n lceepxng w1th the des1gn on the place cards and menus, formed the centerplece for each talvle Ttaclc was tl1e suhject of our program an 1111r unlor Class pfthldtllf d 1 Enclfcson acted as toastmaster After tl1e banquet exerxone went to the ,1un1or Prom at 1-lorsehead Lalce, M11 1 the rest of the evemng was spent 1n dancmg forly , f1L,lli':'1l ll: .111 V A KI 1 ,f 'j '1'-f',X,X ' Axllgs ,,Tjt,::-Z- ' ffN X Y- f V' f fe -ff? L- f-gif in -f-X'7'f ' fy ' Il, A, iiigx f T X 'S .. ' ' WWA' ' '-V' '..' .,. x ' ' ' ' ,z gl' J Th' ' ' 11 .VJ 11' 'vl..1Q'llls', I' l1:gls.l 1 l 1-1'1s1111.T.A. 1. p 01 1 1 A rl 1 1111s1 II1f'l .I1I1u 1111-t111L. 111 the Gxrls' C1111 ups H ld .1 l es lj. 'Q T1 ' lf 5 3111 'Y111' tl.1s .11 ,111g ' 1.1.1041 111 1111 s ag. .1 Vx ma Red. .1111 last 11111 11111 11-asm. il 1.1s1111111 sl111v. e11s11l:11111g all 1111 ll11L'I'K 411111 1.111-s1 szvlvs or 1111 Ga 'l1:11'111's U ... N . I , Tl ' 3 'L. ' 1. 111. tw' '- ' 1115 wr. . X S , . , - - ' I ' . l .cl'.'l ' 1f1 'g1 f1'l21. At l ' 1 H ' 11' . 1' .14 1 . . 11 . 016 1, 11 Cz mp . l1x'av111141, M. ' U. 1. . ll .re 1 1 d. 1 rl ed 1'd A ' 1 - 'ng 1 . -.V f --1111 7 1 - ' -1:11111--ldq-.11 I . I I ' ' I ' ' ' 1 1 ' A I ' ' I '. s H ' N ' J . d 1 .1 .1.' ' . E dl'

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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 '

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n o Xff w WA 'iUil'fff1'J iles Hzgb School cjlflmer E HELD our annual high school mixer at Rosedale Hall on November 4 1930 One of the largest crowds on record was in attendance We spent the earlier part of the evening in presenting and witnessing the pro grams put on by the several classes Great was the applause and loud the howls ol merriment with real clowns and many funny antics The Freshman boys were transformed into mothers for 1 few minutes and demonstrated their skill in holding and caring for their doll babies in a very superior way A genuine man kindly condescended to display his prowess before our startled eyes as well Several Sophomore girls played a miniature football game on the stage most of the action being vocal All the members of the team and of course the co1ch Nlr Stanley were represented there Three feminine members of the umor Class came before the audience dressed in very clever and natural loolcing costumes and proceeded to imitate members of the other classes This you may be sure was a very comical performance Nly Darling Clemintine in pantomime style was also presented As a climax to these preliminary skirmishes, the invincible Senior Class put on a great pantomine Wild Nell or The Pet of the Plains the acting of which was truly worthy of a stage companys best efforts In addition to this we displayed our boys as babies in a great competitory show We spent the remainder of the evening in playmg games dancing and par talcing of refreshments After a reasonable time we betoolc our way homeward everyone of us in high spirits Senlor Cawzzval '7Jm1ce We Seniors held our carnival dance at Rosedale on Saturday October 75 1930 The hall was decorated in the Halloween motif in orange and black and jack c lanterns were placed conspiciously about Berlcheimers Black Cats furnished the music and everyone made merry with the fancy paper hats noise makers and serpentine that we had on hand Our dance was a big success, both from the standpoint of enjoyment and of finance bemor czlbcmese 'Dance We gave our second Senior dance at Rosedale Hall on Saturday evening March 28 For variety we planned this dance in the style of a Japanese ball, and decorated the hall with Japanese lanterns, wall mats, and bright flowers The color scheme was in purple and gold Dimiclcls four piece orchestra of Olympia played for us, and although the crowd was not over large our dance was successful because it afforded everyone present an exceptionally good time Form o e ,. , .. v ' , 'W -tc ff V if A nf L .1 - A A I ll , 5. 17, 1 1' fig.:-1:i:j Y-4 'T' jf '7, XT, ,YY 2 'lt fx,,Q -5 2, 1 -A 'Y .fs 57- Yfiif A1 ff 'XY firarr YYY YY ,- A Y' Y ' ia.- ' f HA' --1 . I K S- I , 3 x . For their share of the entertainment the Eighth Graders acted out a circus x - I. .1 I T 1 I , V T x-4, I .v t. Q i . , 1 4 , . s l - I - 1, . . ' V ' ff , . , , I . . , . ,, . . K ' ff ' 77 if E ' 93 ' 7 7 Y . Q , . . ,Q 1 a 4 ' I ' , .. , . . , . . . , , A. . , 1 . 1. . 5 7 - s - I 7