Morris tribune., 1911-03-17
HIGH SCHOOL


The Seniors are busy with the
Hamline Glee Club concret just now.
This is to come off the oath, you re-
member, and you better get your
tickets soon. Notice the posters,
up town.
The Heavenly Quadruples indulge
in a rather thrilling "wake" last
Sunday evening and met their class
chaperone at the depot.
Two of the Heavenly Quadruples
were missed from school Wednesday
morning and everyone was asking for
explanation. which were easily found
when we put two and two together !;
an artistic mark in tardiness and a
type written announcement from Prof.
Fuller. 1t was sad. sad but we felt
better when they returned Wednes-
day afternoon. smiling. as ever.
Hjalmer returned to H. S. Monday.
We were glad to see him.
There was jolly intermingling of
red, black and orange at the depot
Saturday morning when the Herman
people arrived.
There was not much doing until
dinner, but the afternoon was spent
wandering around town on errands.
visiting. "looking for bargains.
fooling at the armory and having a
good time generally. Some of the
teachers visited at the Agricultural
school and every one was busy until
supper time when they braved the dirt
storm to the several homes to prepare
for the game
We had large crowd at the games
and the teams certainly appreciated
such support from the town and High
School,
Shortly after 8 o'clock the girls
game started, and within two minutes
the first basket had been thrown by
our girls. Then both teams got down
to work. They were very nearly
matched as to weight and speed, and
played very even game. The score
of 5 to 3 in favor of Morris, at the
end of the first half. gave the high
school rooters confidence that tire
game was out of danger.
After the boys had played their
first half. the girls resumed their game.
The Morris team secured 4 more
points, winning by final score of 9
to 6. The line up which was the
same as for the game at Herman,
was as follows: R. F.. Hilda Kohl;
L. F.. Roberta Borrill; c., Florence
Ortman; R. G.. Edna Hanson; L. G.
Margaret Stenger. The girls played
strong game. and were particularly
good in guarding and team work.
The score in the boys game of 21
to 7 in favor of Herman tells it's own
story.
The Herman boys played faster
game than our team and were not
guarded as well. The Herman team
has been playing together all winter,
while our team has been changed
around good deal. With more prac-
tice and experience our boys could
have put up different sort of a game.
Both teams were we'll supported by
rooters, and during the last part of
the boys game the cheering b came
almost tumultuous.
The teams left the hall after the
game to dress and had all returned by
eleven. The most fun of the even
ing was a mock wedding which we
just before having lunch.
The bride was dressed very scrumpt-
ously in a white dress and long and |
elaborate bridal vail. The bride
groom was some what smaller than
the bride and dressed simply in black.
AS the couple stood with their backs
toward US we were impressed with the
stalwart calmness of the bride and
the nervouness of the bride groom,
made evident by the constant twitch-
ing of his shoulders and his weak
voice. which often failed him entire
ly. Mr.. Mallery made very digni-
fed ring bearer with his large red
plush cushion, and the little page
who held the brides veil was very
sweet and when we went forward af-
ter the ceremony to congratulate the
couple. we found the page was Ezra
Bick. Miss Raabe with her solemn.
voice made an excellent Off
;ial and married them in a very up to
late and proper manner. The bride,
with his face all powdered, was the
Herman center, Charlie Cater, and
the bride groom Esther Shields
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