Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-02-09
Lewiston STATE Normal.


iston State Normal school will open
tomorrow. with every prospect of in
creased enrolment During the past
six weeks President Black has been
receiving many Inquiries which in
dictate that at least thirty or forty
new students will come from points
outside Of Idaho. but the majority
Of them, of course. will be from
within the state. At the present time
the enrolment in the normal school
proper is nearly three hundred. ex-
elusive of those who are registered
in the Patrons course in Domestic
Science and it is quite likely that
the total enrolment for the year will
be very close to three hundred fifty.
In addition to the games YET to
be played by the state normal team
in the city league, it is possible that
the boqs will take a trip, which will
include the prairie towns of Guild
esac, Vollmer and Grangeville Coach
Chiesman is considering this trip
very seriously and if proper guaran-
tees will be made by the teams of
those points mentioned, it is prob
able that it will be made There is
also a possibility that the team may
take a trip through eastern Oregon,
even going as far as Boise. The Boise
high school is very anxious to ar
range a game but at the present time
nothing definite has been decided.
During the past week a large
number of students Of the Lewiston
Normal school held meeting for the
purpose of forming an athletic assoc
citation. At this meeting a constitu-
ton was adopted, and officers were
elected. l.. H. Purdy of Valley City,
North Dakota was unanimously ell
ected president of the association
for the coming semister. Mr.. Leon II.
Seymour of Sherwood. Michigan. was
elected vice president; Mr.. Claude
II. Lint, of Lewiston, Idaho, was ell
ected treasurer. these officers to
serve for the term OF one semister
TIE personnel of the Athletic Coun-
ell. which consists of four members
( of the faculty, the president and
three other members of the asso-
citation, is as follows: Dean Brown,
of the professional school; Dean Hal
lowell Of the academic school; Mr..
G. FL. Chiesman. head of the depart
ment of physical education for men;
Miss Margaret Deems, head of the
department of physical education for
women; Mr. H. II. Purdy. president
of the Athletic association; Mr.. Ar
thur Fiuharty, of Culdesac. Idaho;
Miss ceclie Boyd, of Athena, Ore
gon. Miss Hazel Hunt of Keiser,
Idaho.
The following managers of tho
athletic teams were elected to serve
during the season in which theii
phase Of athletics win fall: For bas
ket ball, Mr.. Leon II. seymour, base
ball, Mr.. Ralph Fluharty of Culdesac
Idaho: tennis. Mr. Harold Fix o
Lewiston; foot ball, Mr.. Claude L
Lint
The association has charte
membership Of eighty-nine. A mem
bership ticket admits the holder Il
all games on normal grounds hell
under the auspices Of the assooia
ton. Much enthusiasm in the as
ISOLATION has been aroused. and be
for the end of the second semister
there is no doubt but that the asso
citation membership will be very clos
: to two hundred members One notice
able feature Of the formation of tn
Athletic association is the increase
attendance at all games in which tn
normal teams participate. and tn
enthusiasm and interest displayel
enthusiasm and interest displaye
. by members. The formation of tn
e Athletic association marks foi
r ward step in athletics at the norma