Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-08

goals. Although we are all sorry that
the H. S. team did not win, yet the
girls are not altogether cast down as
this was only their first attempt at a
match game. The II. S. team was
also unfortunate in that one of their
best players, Genevieve Pattillo was
sick and unable to take part in the
game. The two lineup was as fol-
lows:
Locals, II. S.
Minnie Schallhorn Addie Hetson
Lizzie Veatch II Olwen Hughes
Alice Huggerth Of Clara Calhoun
Hattie Les lg Anna Thomas
Jessie Cargill 2g wilma Gilkey
The Basket Ball game played be-
tween the Grants Pass High School
and Medford High School boys team,
on Saturday night, March 2, was one
worth seeing. The excitement aud
interest 10 it did not once lessen.
The sides were evenly matched and
the contest was close one the score
being IA to 13 in favor of Medford.
The Grants Pass team played
splendidly, making several excellent
plays, and we, as a High School, are
truly proud of our team. Medford
saw fit to bring a rooter along, who
certainly did root. and we admire him
for il, but what would you think of
few Grants Pass citizens who were
so disloyal to their own town as to
yell for Medford? The High School
yells, however were rendered by the
students with enough lung power, as
to at least partially drown the foreign
rooters. You who have missed the
basket hall games so far, do not let
an other opportunity slip by, for l am
sure you will agree with the High
School in that it is we'll worth the
effort of getting out to see them.
The Freshman Glass held meeting
and elected Enrol Gikley for its
representative ON the yell" com.
mittee.
1t was asked in the Sophomore
class: What is vacuum" And
the sophos, in unison replied: II
can't define it just at present, but
have 1t in my head.
Freshmen: We, as Soplromores,
wish to thank you for the wise "ln.
struotions" and especially the warn
ing" which you gave us; and IN an
swer to one of the questions, would
sayl that indeed we do get tired o
people who are forever singing theii
own praises and we feel that you
instructions and warning would hsv,
been better applied to the average
Feshman. Whether or not you
Freshies are so forgetful that you fai
to remember the articles of your owl
. praise. that you write up, we do no
. know. We simply judge that yo,
are. However, it would be we'll 70
you to refrain from giving the so in
: tended advice until you have reache
I that state of perfection which yo
now boast Of, for the Sophos do nc
feel your suggestions worthy of con
siderstion. We might add that W
were more than surprised at hearin
: that all Of the musical genius of th
! High School, lies among you. W
Z Sophos call this singing your ow
Z praises. We would like TO hear tn
5 Freshies Interpretation of it, BU
5 we may excuse you on the groun
: that it is the only way in which yc
! can circulate your fame as musicians
: Perhaps the other classes take II
: method Of letting the members of ii
: High School find. it out for then
: selves.
I To the Sophos, your articles {
: selfpraise are merely articles to fu
: ther the development Of the imagini
s tion, and we will give you credit fC
5 having marvellous imiginations Bt
) when you realize fault in the Soph
I more, kindly cast your critical ey
0 on the Freshmen and see II you ca