Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-12-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The two days Thanksgiving va
cation frightened up all the pupils
and Monday morning, they were
in their accustomed places. ready
to attack their studies with renew
ed vigor.
Several students of the Payette
High School attended the champion
ship game at Weiser on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. They report that the
! Academy of Idaho outplayed Weiser
at every stage of the game.
Snowballing has been prohibited on
the school grounds in order to pro-
tect the windows and the Fresh
men.
Monday, November 81. Mr.. Giffin
was absent from his classes in the
forenoon.
The Basket Bah games played
Thanksgiving night in the Y. M. c,
A. between the High School and
Alumni girls and the High School
boys and the Y. NJ. C. A. team re-
suited in two victories for the High
school. The girls game was played
first. On account of the fact that
the Alumni team was out of practice,
the score was a little one-sided, be-
ing 27 to 7. The lineups for the
two teams were as follows:
High School, Iva Nesbitt,. center
Lila Steffen, Mary Nodle, forwards
Nellie Kieth, Wilsie Wilson, guards.
Alumni: Cordia Giesler, center;
zadie Kieth, Alma Steffen, lone
Ainey, forwards Mildred Chapman,
Hazel White, Pauline Ainey, guards.
The boys game was fast and
snappy at all times. The score
was 20 to IS.
High School: Ferrin Harland, cen
ter; Ross DarnaIl, Allen Kinnison,
forwards; Bruce Shafer, Glenn Ear
nall, guards.
Y. NJ. C. A: Mickey, center; Ire
ton, Carstens, forwards Bratzel
Morely, guards.
Dannie Darnall, the regular center
of the High School team was un-
able to play. This made it a little
hard for the boys but they found
a good substitute in Ferrin Harland.
The chicken pie supper given on
Saturday evening, November 10, was
well patronized. The proceeds, about
$500 will go to the athletic fund.
The age limit in the athletic as
sociation of Idaho High Schools has
been abolished by the meeting OF
representatives from the different
schools interested, which was re-
Gently held in Boise.
Word was received in the High
School last week OF the marriage OF
Miss Lydia Ireton, one of the former
members Of the Sophomore class.
Monday of this week Miss Jennie
Darnall found a photo of one Of the
popular members of the High School
The owner can have the same by
calling on Miss Darnall for II.
Alma Steflen of the class ot 1909,
who is teaching near Council spent
the Thanksgiving vacation at her
home in Payette.
Miss Wenzlaff, one Of the former
teachers Of the High School, is Wis
iting in Payette.
The girls glee club practice regu-
larry every Tuesday afternoon. They
are planning for a special entertain
ment to be given later in the year.
The Senior class is editing the
news items this week. This work
is given to one class each week.
The football game between Po-
catello and Weiser to decide the
championship of the state was
played in Weiser last Thursday and |
resulted in a score Of 5 to 0 in fay-
or Of Pocatello.
Owing to the bad weather not as
many from Payette as had inaende9
to 80 attended. Among those who
went were Frank Herline, David |
Albert, Paul Walker, William Orcutt,
Bert Lattig, Ferrin Harland, Esther
Nicholson, and Mabel Orcutt.
Herbert Bileau has been added to
the list OF High School students.
The Freshmen all report an en-
joyable Thanksgiving vacation. Their
little brains needed the rest.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has offered to
the students rate OF one dollar
for the season ticket to the Enter
tainment course which it will pro
vide this year Most Of the stud
ents will take advantage Of this
exceptionally low offer to see the
best series Of entertainments ever
given in this city.