Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.


year last Friday evening by taking
straw ride out to the Gre3ors
home A delicious oyster supper was
served and games enjoyed until tr,
hour for return came. 1t was neces
sary to return early to get the foot
ball men to be so they would be IN
good condition for the game the fol
lowing day. Everyone Lad a goo
time and all are grateful to the Gte5.
orys for their hospitality.
The enrolment in the high school
is expected to be much larger thar
ever. 1t is already as large as last
year and there are several TO come IN
yet.
The boys of the Senior Manual
Training class, and two of the Soph-
ignores, met Tuesday morning on the
High School Athletic field to bui d
a grand stand Saturday morning
they will meet again and complete
the work so that it will be in readi-
ness for the big game with the Col
! IGSe Oh ludHO, OdIui udy 'A'SAhSSh'
] The football fellows are sill 'shak-
ing it up"
| Beatrice Roberts is absent from
school owing to a severe cold
Miss Ruth Kenward is quarantined
this week. There is scarlet fever
in the home.
Miss Esther Reed has teon coz
fined to the house for nearly week
on account of tonsilitis We ar5 al
glad that she is up again and viii
soon be in her classes.
Fellow citizens watch your chick
en- coops! The annual High School
Chicken Pie Supper is to be Civ
en- Saturday, October 10.
Miss Aline McGrseyy is absent
from school on account of sickness.
The girls are working hard at
their Basket Ball practice every
night. 81 tell you they are going to
do things this year, just watch
them!"
The p. H. S. football team, under
the leadership of Coach Culbertson,
certainly has very bright prospects.
They defeated We;ser high school
on last Saturday by a score Of 6 to
T.
The Payette team averages about
140 pounds while the Weiser team
averages 165 pounds, so one can see
that the boys are pretty fast. The
work of O'Neil, Moan, Steffen and |
Cuba was exceptionally good. Keep |
it up, boys.
The Seniors, in behalf of the High
School, wish to extend their sincere
sympathy to Miss Lucille Harrington,
in, her recent loss.
Chicken pie. It's mighty hard to
buy but we'll give you chance next
night, October 18th, when
The High School will give their an
1ual Chicken Pie Supper. Those who
nave eaten these chicken pies be-
ore know they are like mother used
G make. They will be better than
aver this year as the girls are tax
ng thorough course in Domestic
science. Only thirty-five cents fer
supper that will please everyone
from Grandma to Baby.
The TIME: Saturday, October 18th.
The PLACE: Former Stanton Bros.
tore.
The GIRLS: Plenty, Pretty, Polite,
atient.
Mabel Mercer was absent Tuesday
fternoon
Last Friday quite a few of the
upils were missed from school and
,oking for the reason we found the
TRACTION was the Boise Fair. Mabel
-olden, Merle Williams, Lucille Gill
lore, Pauline Ainey, Elsie Whelan
nd Aline McGreevy were among
lose missed.
The P H. S. plays the College
Idaho here Saturday afternoon on :
lie High School Athletic grounds. !
n exciting game of football is ex- !,
ected. Come and help us win. q
Payette High, Second Team is go :,
g to Weiser Friday afternoon to ;,
,at the Weiser Second Team. Good a.
ok to you boys" \
At the meeting of the Advisory IL
oard of the Student Association =.
odney Shake was elected President; Il,
ngela Burns, Secretary; Fred Snow
,rger, Treasurer.