The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-16
: HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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basket ball team of their own. just
who will take part has not yet been
who have played the game in form
er years will participate again. as
we'll as others who are now inter-
ested for the first time. The girls
have wanted to organize a team all
the fall and were prompted in their
action BY the older girls of our city
who net and organized last week.
These Young ladies are all very en-
thusiastic over the promise of some
games and some really good work
from them is hoped for by the rest
of the school.
With this weeks snow comes the
hope that we may have HI. 5.
sleighride party to Bremen Friday
night. Let it keep on showing so
that We may enjoy ourselves and
boost the basket ball team in this
way.
The Senior class chose the ''Three
Chauffers' for their class play in a
meeting held Monday afternoon This
will be given about Jan. Is and 70
far promises to be a great success.
if we may judge by the enthusiasm
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tire class The characters will be
picked out this week by the COM
mittee in charge and the faculty and
announced at a later time. The play
will be given at the Orpheum the
atre. while the H. S. orchestra will
furnish the music.
Everybody is rejoicing over the
victory of last Friday over Argos,
but We might feel even better over
it. had the Argos students treated
us as they should and at least not
insulted our principal. Mr.. Outer.
whom they charged with unfairness,
Everyone who saw the game and Is
not narrow-minded or Jealous of the
Plymouth school. SAYS that as referee
Prof Outer. was fair in every way.
giving nothing but honest and up
right decisions in every case The
events that took place Friday night
will not be soon forgotten by our
people who were there. 1t is to be
hoped that the Argos persons will
realize what they have done and
make proper amends for their hasty
words and actions.
Basket ball games have been
scheduled with some of the larger
schools. such as. South Bend. Elk
hart. Michigan City. Goshen. etc. OF
course we can hardly expect TO win
over these school but we're all
ready to try it anyway and the con-
tests will lie worth seeing. Bremen
will be given chance at us Friday,
the 18th. at that place. 1t is hoped
that large crowd will go over to
see the home team win. The return
game is to be played here the day
before THANKSGIVING. We regret
very much that Capt. Richter and
Center. Schroeder will not be able
to take part in this months games
because of delinquent school work.
Evidentally. the boys gave too much
time to athletics and for this rea-
son lost out. AS they were both
among the best men on the team we
are at loss as to what to do.
''Doc Eley, who did some fine work
in the Argos game. will probably
take ''Pete s. place as Center.
while Walt POWELL may be used as
Forward instead Of "Rick." Still.
the untiring zeal and enthusiasm of
the players and coach will be with
the other boys and this will count
for a great deal. All local H. S.
pupils will have to help out by gen
erously supporting the work along the
lines of athletics. and particularly
basket ball.
The Senior English class Is study
ing Milton's Minor Poems, namely,
l. Allegro. III Penseroso,. Comus and
Lycidas. while the Juniors are TAX
ing up Shakesphere's Twelfth
Night.
Hubert Tanner. President of the
Alumnae Association. is now direct
ing the H. S. orchestra.
We are pleased to learn that a
number of our faculty have joined
the Girls Basket Ball Team being
organized this week by the young
ladies of the city.
The Juniors are eagerly awaiting
the advent of their class pins order
ed some time since.
Prof H. w. Outer umpired an
interesting football game at Winona
last Saturday He is very popular
as referee or umpire at these col
lege genes and has affiliated at a
number CT big contests since his
arrival here
Prof o. f. Mcdowell attended the
convention of the school superin
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