Arizona republican., 1913-12-22
Faculty, Trustees, Pretty Girls and RootcrS All Do Honor to Coach Who Made Team Champion of State.

The climax in the feature story
 football season of the Coyotes Was reached Saturday night in the cele- Lration tendeIed by the girls of the high school. and by the Book and
 Pen club d school organization for literary purposes. to the coach of th" team and to the membeIs of the first and second squads. The climax was reached amid excitement, joy ana eXhilaration in the occasion, il was passed. and the most beautiful. speedy and at the same time sue cessful denouement of the season was written read and folded into the archives of the Coyotes history.
 The banquet scene opened the climax It was laid in the cafeteria Of the high school. The girls of the school. Miss Bernice Shackelford at their head. planned and carried out the chapter, Long tables arranged il an L were the main properties Iii the center of the table a small Christmas tree decorated in the coIors of the school. hung with tinseL and strung with ribbons at the ends Of which hung the footballs which had marked the ends of the games and the victories for the school; about the walls. pennants and Christ mas decorations merged the spirit of school with the more beautiful spirit cc the season.
 Around the table gathered the mem bers of the football teams of p T. Ii. $. Francis <. Geary, coach of the Coyotes last fall. the guest of honor at the banquet: members of the school board and Of the faculty. and the fair rooters who watched the season start. become successful and wane in victory.
 The climax? It was neither the characters. the banquet nor the speeches. It was the spirit of the cl enine that high. intangible vic tcrious spirit. which spoke of fellow ship. Friendship and love of the school before it spoke of the victories. past and future.
 Director of the scene was Claude D Jones. who acted as toastmaster. at the request of the girls who had the banquet in charge. He welcomed the guests and spoke of the thanks he felt for the season past And he introduced to the banqueters Miss Bernice Shackelford. appearing for the girls of the school.
 Miss Shackelford welcomed the guests of the girls for the girls: she bemoaned the missing guest who was forced to be away from the table. the guest who had done as much for the team as anyone the one who i had taught them to take hard knocks and blows. the tackling dummy. And she unveiled the dummy, introducing t as the silent teacher. who because of a football head would be unable to sit at the table.
 a1 come of the girls. toasted them in a most fascinating and catching man ner His was one of the most grip ping and at the same time one of the deepest felt turns in the scene. The feeling of the boys of the teama toward the ones who from the side lines had Non and helped win was his inspiring theme and he did honor to himself, the girls and the team.
 Other members of the football or ganization which represented the Coyotes in the fall were called or remember them as one by one they are brought to mind! You are almost living the past over again, seeing the familiar faces of past teachers anj school mates. Everything is forgotten except that you two went to school to- Gether ann while there had some Of the happiest times of your life sur passed only by the pleasures of recol- lecting them with an old friend, a par ticipant in those good old school days
 Curiosities of Language
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