The Calumet news., 1912-09-10
FIRST HIGH SCHOOL FOOT
BALL MATCH ON FRIDAY
TEAM WILL MEET THE ALUMNI.
ORCHESTRA RE-oRGANlzED
OTHER SCHOOL. NOTES.

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ORCHESTRA RE- ORGANIZED.
OTHER SCHOOL NOTES.
The seasons first football game will
be PLAYED Friday OF this week. The
team representing the alumni of the
Calumet high school viii meet the cam
didates for the high school team The
high school team - fast rounding into
form and viii have plenty of plays by
Friday 10 keep the alumni on the
run The high school boys are out cv-
cry evening under Coaches Robbins
and Riddell- The hack line is the
mystery If the team. Not one OF las
years backs are in school and an en-
ti", new back line must be gotten to-
R sr. Calumet has plenty Of mate,
rial. however. 10 get backs the equal
of anything in the county. In Soddy
and Puhek the team has two strong
bidders Tor positions. Gray and Vogt-
lin are the quarters. Nothing definite
is known concerning the line. although
upland and CHlbert look like strong
bidders for the end positions.
The alumni viii have a first class
team for this contest. With such men
as LAYERS. Thomas, iI2tu, Sincock, Phil
! lips, Roberts. Renwick, Nichols. Eaton.
Curto. Frimodig and James the high
school will be given a royal battle.
As it is TO be the first game of
the season il is expected large crowd
of graduates as well as students Will
be ON hand. The game viii DE called
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The high school will also have a
strong second team this fall. The
school has plenty of material which
undoubtedly will make the best second
team in the league. After the season
opens this team will be ready to meet
all other second teams in the county
No captain has as yet been elected
for this team.
Athletic Association.
The first meeting of the athletic as-
sociation was held in Coach Robbins
room Monday afternoon. Plans were
made for the ensuing year and new
officers installed. The officers for the
coming year are president. Howard
Gray; vice president. Alfred Labine:
secretary ana treasurer, Ernest
Warne: and member of the board OF
control, Raymond Soddy. 1t was de-
cided at this meeting to sell season
tickets to the students which will en-
title them To see all games fer the en-
suing year for thirty-five cents This
ticket takes the student TO football
basketball hockey and baseball games
With this new rule in effect il is cN-
pected the high school will be well rep
resented at the games this fall Eight
committees were appointed to sell
these season tickets.
To U. Of M. and M. A. c.
A large number of Calumet students
will this fall go to the University OF
! Michigan and the Michigan Agricul
ural college Among the students wht
viii go to Michigan this year are
Thomas Soddy, Hugh James, Alfred
PAUL, Archie MacNaughton, Byron
| MdllIbld anu iupN ItlNhti
Among those leaving for NJ. A. G.
are Roy Borgo, Will LAYERS. Emil Hi-
vela Walter Thomas and Clarence
Nichols
Orchestra Reoroanized.
The high school orchestra has been
reorganized under the leadership Of
Howard Gray With good material
available the orchestra will be as good
as ever The now orchestra consists
of Hehert Eddy, slide trombone; Lyle
Engstrom. piano; Francis Handibo,
violin: Margaret Olson, violin; Her
bert, Nelson cornet; Arthur Erickson
clarinet; and Leader Howard Gray,
drums. The orchestra Is now play
ing for dismissals az usual.
Manual Training Enrolment.
The following numbers Is the exact
enrolment of the manual training de-
partment; Blacksmith shop 81; ma
chine shop 3S. and mechanical drawing
~. These figures show an increase Of
about 10 per cent over last years rec
ords. rhe manual training department
is again under the direction of Prof
Rorton. Mr.. Borton has charge Of tho
mechanical drawing department John
Wilson has charge of the blacksmith
shop, George Craze the machine shop
and Mr. Alec LeXccll and Mr.. John
Nyberg the wood shop. The wood shop
is used almost exclusively by the
grade students there being only three
or four high school students taking
work there.