Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-04-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Curt Chapman is in school agar
after two weeks absence due % a
dislocated knee.
The various classes have had their
pictures taken for the Axe" which
will soon be ready for the press.
Beth Williams is i'll with pneu-
monia.
zetta Barnes is absent on account
of illness.
Howard and Esther Reed have beer
In school a week and are beginning
to feel at home and look as II they
liked US. They are a valuable addi-
ton to the High School. Esther is
pianist and Howard a vlolinist,
both of whom played in the orchestra
at the Normal School at Oklahoma.
Nell Kiteh has again returned TO
school after months Illness.
Junior boys who are on the AXE"
staff, play base ball, and star at the
Emma and Elite besides having
falr one TO call on have fairly been
rushed to death the last few weeks.
Phillip Reiger. Chas. Crump and
Lawrence Brainard represented the
PHYSICS Class at the Liquid Air Rad
ium Lecture Monday night and made
a complete report in class Tues lay.
The Botany class are busy class 'fy-
ing the various wild flowers.
Monday afternoon the Senior Amer
lean History Class held a nomination
al convention. La Toilette receiving
twenty votes to Roosevelt's sixteen.
Mr.. Hargrove entertained the Bas-
ket Ball Bunch Friday night at Fiji
er's. Ice cream, cake, candy, ani
fruit were served with side dishes of
pink water to a favored few. Every
one reports a good time.
Payette Loses TO Welser.
April 10, by score of to A.
April 10, Payette played Weiser
High at Weiser, the first league
game. The game was fast and snap
by from start to finish. Weiser took |
the fell and left Payete to bat. |
Throughout the game Payette got |
four hits and four scores. We,ser !
got three hits and five scores. Shake
pitched fine game for Payette. He
struck out three men Brockman
pitched for Weiser and struck out
eight, and walked three men.
The line up is as follows:
Weiser: A. Green, S. B.; Waters,
5. s.; Apologize. T. B.; Lucas, R. F.;
l.. F.; H. Brockman, c.;
snyder, F. B.; D. Green, c. F.; E.
@rockman, P.
Payette: r. Shafer, T. B.; H. Good
vim, r. f.; r. Shake, P; e. Steffin,
!. s.; J. O'Neil, F.. B.; A. Har!and,
e; E. Dibble. S. B.; C. Crump, l..
'. c.. Nesbitt, C. F. N. Holden, d.
lbert, II. Butler, subs. s
Payette 1o-Man's Creek, o.
The High School team defeated |
Ian's Creek last Saturday by a
core of 10 to 0. This was but a
raCtice game. The game was fast
nd snappy from start to finish.
asst year Mans Creek defeated Wei
n high school with comparative
use. and for that reason they tho't
ley would do the same with Pay
tie. Payette took the field first,
1t 1t was just one, two, three outs.
uring the game Mans Greek got
ur hits and Payette got ten single
Use hits, six two base hits and one
rec base hit. r
The line up is as follows:
Mans Creek: II. Wiseman, c.; w.
Illas, C. F.; Harold, S. B.; Atte-
rry, p; williamson, F. B.; Gold -
nth, l.. F.; Weber, T. B.; Verify,
s.; Lund, r. F.
Payette: r. Shafer. T. B.; H. Cool
n. R. F.; r. Shake, P; e. Stef-
B., S. s.; G. Hutton, C. F.; j. o.
i'll, f. B.; c. Crump, L. F.; E.
)ble, S. B.; A. Harland, C.
'ayette will play Boise at Boise, I
ril %. Next league game.