Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-10-28
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


correction. 1t is her intention TO
insert from time to time selections
of theme and original grafton work
by the pupils.
The entire school was dismissed
an hour early last Friday afternoon,
to give time for a teachers meeting.
The basket social given last Satur-
day evening at Gorton's hall was en-
joyed by all who attended. A large
crowd was present and several Of
the Weiser football players remained
to attend. A short program was Civ
en- consisting of several numbers rem
dered by the teachers and pupils. At
the close of this, the baskets We're
sold to the highest bidder on the bas-
ket and the shadow of its owner.
They sold at very good prices and
over $50 was taken in. The pro
ceeds will go to the athletic associa-
tion.
Invitations are out for a Halloween
party to be held at the country home
of Miss Grace White.
A new pupil, Kenith Ludington, wa
enrolled in the Freshman class.
Kathleen Durkee and Clara Read
visited High School last Friday alter
noon.
Mr.. Baner, instructor in agriculture
in the Boise schools, visited the High
School last Tuesday. AT noon rhe at
tended meeting of the Football bo, 8
and after shaking hands with each
one, complimented them on tReir eX-
celent playing in the Boise game.
Mr.. c. L. Dagg, proprietor of the
Edison theater. presented the Foot
oall team with a free ticket to his
show, good for any time they wish
to attend The boys expect to go in
a body and give a few OF tie High
School yells while there.
At the request of Mr.. Morley, sec
retary of the Y. NJ. C. A., two teams
were chosen from the Junior ana
Senior years of the High School to
play an exhibition game of Basket
Ball last Monday evening A large
crowd of those interested in the Y.
NJ. C. A. gymnasium work was pres
ent and the gallery was packed to its
fullest capacity. The final score was
80 to 25 in favor of the Senior class.
Those playing were:
Seniors. Juniors.
Logan Bowman ,...... Ross Darnen
Forward.
Vernon Holt .. Alan Kinneson
Forward
Banks Kinneson -. Ferrin Harlano
Center.
Chiffon Bowman 49,. Glenn Darneli
Guard -
Tom Driscoll .... Vernon Maxfield
Guard
The football game Saturday, be
tween the Weiser and Payette High
School teams, was well attended by
both high school and townspeople.
Enthusiastic crowds are a great help
to the boys and it is hoped that the
attendance of the coming games viii
be even better.
The local boys expected a harder
game from the Weiser squad, but as
it was were compelled to keep in the
game at all times. Weissr kicked of
to Payette at the start and the ball
was at once carried speedily down
the field for a touchdown for the
home team. The Weiser boys were
as heavy as the locals but were una
BILE to stop the line plunges of Kinne-
son or Burns while they found the
Payette line immo, able. During the
remainder of the half it was easy
work for the Payette team to force
hem back and nearly every time the
oall was in their possession, Weiser
was compelled to punt. In this re-
spect. however, the locals were supe-
rior. for Burns was able to out punt
the WelSer man VIII SdSS. DSApiS
the end of the half the score stood II
10 0 in favor of Payette. At the
opening of the second half Payette
again tore through the visitors fcr
gain after gain and soon secured an
other touchdown, failing, however to
kick goal From this time on the
Weiser boys braced up and gave the
spectators a little better game. The
locals seemed to let up with their
last playing and from then on until
the close of the game the two teams
seesawed back and forth in Weiser's s
territory. At no time, even in the
latter part of the game. was the Pay
ette goal in danger, and with the fl
nal score of 22 to 9 the Payette boys
finished without having their goal
line crossed. This game gave the
lome boys the Southwestern Idaho
championship altho they still has e a
laaoua game IN Dlay with the Cald-