Arizona republican., 1911-11-26
ABOUT THE
 PHOENIX HIGH Largest Enrolment Of Any Advanced Arizona School SPLENDID SCHOOL SPIRIT Athletic Association is a Moving Power Among the Students. Rivalry in Basket Ball. Games to Date.
SPLENDID SCHOOL SPIRIT

The present High school rcglStrd ton Of lI5 is the largest in the his tory of the school, and is unequaled Ly the enrolment of any other edu cational institution in Arizona above the graInmar school class. This nee cssarily means considerable crowding in the o.d building. but the work on the new buildings is progressing rap idly. The corral shed, an old land mark highly decorated with class numbers. is being torn down and win soon be replaced by the new heating plant.
 The foundation of the physical sci once building is complete. and the forms are set for the foundation Of the auditorium. The brickWork on the domestic science and arts build ing is well under way and the walls are rising rapidly. There is every prospect that this building will be Icady for occupancy by February l. Class. activities are just getting well under way In a short time a junior entertainment consisting of q play and other good things will be given. The juniors pins, in the class colors, purple and gold. have already been ordered
 The athletic association with Charles Orme president, Clara Wiilic secretary. and Paul Cook treasurer, is the moving power of the high school this year One hundred and fifteen students have, out of the goodn,ss Of their hearts. paid d dollar each for membership in the association. Be sides this some hundreds oc dollars have been received at the games. and the association is certainly in no dan ger of going broke
 Before the game with Tucson the association offered prizes for ticket selling. Bernice Smith sold more tickets than any other girl who en- tered the contest and received q fine sweater as her prize. Robert Land Ercave. the winner among the boys. enjoyed a trip to Prescott at the as scciation's expense A similar con- test is already under way for the Thanksgiving day game
 The school spirit this year is sulerdid and attendance at tn, games has been excellent. Tor the last few days interest has centercd in tine girls interclass basketball contest. A cup is to be given the winning team and the rivalry between the classes is very keen Two snappy games lave already been played. The f'-Si. between the juniors and seniors. vas pulled of last Wednesday. The lIne- uy follows:
 I.,n;c-s.
 Forwards. Jean Armstrong, Mae Jolly: centors. Esther Lavine. Mabel Green: guards. Dorothy Burdsall, Virginia Lockett
 Sen-ors.
 Forwards. Caroline EnEstrom, Irene Siddci; centers, Louise Renaud, Alice Fousher; guards. Selma Geyler, Bir- die Fowler
 The score was T. to 10. the seniors winning by two points during the last minute of play Tho interest in the game was intense and the iun- iors are by no means ready to con cede the championship.
 The lineup for the second ra Played on last Thursday was
 Free-men
 Forwards, Clara Wright. Ruth Flu qua; centers, ESal Christman, Beat rice Miller; guards, Ellen Humphrey, Helen Halderman.
 Sophomores.
 Forwards, Clara Wilkev, Nettie Iockett; centers. Cynthia Martin Marie Felch; guards. Seraphine Re- laUd. Helen Potter.
 The score was 10 to in favor O.. the Freshmen, but no decision as to the merits of the respective teams can