The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-10-17
NELSON DEWEY
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS


The football team returned from Clio
quet Saturday evening where they won
the first game of the season from the Clo-
quet team by score of to o. The game
opened with the Dewey team kicking off
TO Cloquet. Cloquet fumbled the ball and
Capt. Frezeau OF the Dewey team fell on
it. After about three minutes Of play,
Frezeau. behind excellent Interference,
went around Cloquet's left end for the
first and onty touchdown OF the game
and Immediately followed il up by kick
fine goal. The Dewey's goal was only
in danger once, that being early in the
first half. The Cloquet team was much
the heavier but the speed of the Super
iorites proved too much for them. For the
Deweyites, Frezeau, Bishod and Pattison
were the stars while for Cloquet the full
back and left half put up the best game,
Cloquet will play the Dewey again to-
day, this time at Superior. The game
will be pulled off at ) P. NJ. at the foot
ball grounds on the east side of Second
street near Nemadji.
The Deweys will lineup as follows:
Ends-Pattison, Baker; Tackles-Wick-
strom, Cadotte; Guards-West, Colbeck,
st. Onge Center, Robe; Quarter, Bish.
off; Lelt Half, Frezeau; Right Half. Lee
mieux; Fullback, Christie; Substitutes;
Aialloy, Badgley, Roberts.
II is DESTROYS that everybody who can,
come out and help root for a second vic
tory. To help pay expenses of the Clio
quet team tick cts will be sold for IS cents
Thursday morning Professor Irons, Di-
rector of the manual training department
addressed the high school. Mr.. Irons
spoke upon Manual Training, giving the
main reasons why it is and should be
taught in the schools. He showed that
every great mental advancement has re.
ceived its first and primary impulse from
something that was done, irrespective OF
the mind, aud that through this great
mental energy was developed He also
showed that the mental deve lopment
gained was the great and real reason for
..e high school throughIy appreciated
,r irons talk, which toward the end
.as well illustrated with many models,
rl,c new and long-awaited chairs ar
It,d last Thursday afternoon. They
Hy,eimmediately placed in their proper
lopH,, Mr.. Shong's aud Mr.. Preston's,
esi lily, receiving large part of them
Superior chapter of the V l.. G.
Il .,a very interesting program at their
regular session FRIDAY afternoon at three
O'Clock in Room 20. The officers elected
of the chapter elected last year are: presi-
dent, Herbert Whipple, secretary, Ralph
Hudson, and seTgeant-at-arms Graw
Henderson. After trausactug business
the following was given;
Reading, Thorpe Langley
Recitation, Graw Henderson
Recitation, Theodore Zachau
Story, Stems Wedin
Mandolin Duet, Harry and Harvey Clark
Critic, Miss Crumpton.
The boys would be pleased to have
visitors at any or all of their meetings
The following Literary program will
be rendered Monday afternoon.
| Music, Orlean Clark
II Reading, Bessie Bennett
III Recitation, Clifford Bischhof
~ Reading, May Campeau
V Vocal Solo, Anna Peterson
vi Reading, May LaFond
VII Character Sketch (to be guessed)
Mildred Wheelon.
VIII Senior defined by Freshman
Tom Alyord.
TX The Outlook of this seasons foot.
ball, Peter rrezeau.
Description Of a County House, Lou.
ise Olson