Alma record., 1914-01-08
|ALAA CITY SCHOOLS
Interesting Items Compiled BY High
School correspondent
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION REPORT
Many Of the AlumnuS Visited School Last Week
Basket Ball Game a Fast One

iiNoy'
Miss Jones OF Elsie visited schoo
Tuesday.
The Annual staff held a business
meeting Friday.
The debating club held specia
meeting Monday.
The Lambda Sigma society did no
meet last Monday.
Foster Fraker and Will Ewing were
school visitors Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Miller of Elwell wa:
Miss Zelma Miller's guest Wednes.
day.
The girls gave the Alma and Mid
dleton teams a spread after the game
! Friday.
, Miss Edna Allen teacher in Che
boygan high school visited classes
Tuesday.
I The A. H. S. basketball team de-
feated the Alma city team in the
high school gym 24-2O
Pete" Banghart and Glen Rock
we'll entertained friends at the High
school Friday afternoon.
Miss Emily Tam a former high
school student visited school Mon
day and Tuesday of last week.
! The lockers for the gym arrived
Monday and were installed Saturday.
, They will be ready for use this week.
Miss Ella Bittner teacher at Mon
tague and Miss Maud Hooper of
Carson City, were high school guests
Wednesday,
Edward Bahlke, former high school
| student. is taking commercial work.
Ed expects to enter Alma college
next semester.
Dewey Glenke of Langport entered
school Monday and joined the soph-
| omore class. He attended the Breck-
enridge high school before coming
| here.
At meeting of the A. II. S. A. A.
| Friday Merit Miller was chosen
manager of basketball team for 1914
Ellis Hopkins was elected manager
OF the baseball team.
The Girls Glee club met last Wed
nesday for weekly rehearsal. The
boys hope to have a Glee club this
year also, as i'll previous years, but
nothing as yet has been done toward
the organization OF one.
Every one was glad to see Mr.
Ward last Friday at school. He
looked natural and still wore his
familiar smile. Mr.. Ward is now
student at the University of Chicago,
but will continue to be Alma's favor
te.
a business meeting of the Athletic
association was held Friday at 3:15
o'clock. Mr.. Ellsworth, treasurer of
the association, read his report which
was approved and accepted. The re-
port showed that the organization is
in good financial condition. The
meeting was a very enthusiastic one.
many matters of business being dis.
cussed
Mr.. Collins entertained the foot
ball letter men and the men of the
faculty at a six o'clock dinner at the
Wright House Wednesday evening.
An enjoyable repast was served and
Mr.. Crisp was the speaker of the
evening. Everybody had a good time
and showed Alma spirit throughout
the occasion. Mr.. Collins was cheered
by the boys after the spread and was
pronounced a great entertainer by
them.
Our alumni visitors last week were |
Roy Keefer ~, Florence Keefer '12, |
Alfredo Udell '13, Ham" Dunham
'12, Arnold Robinson II, reg"
McClinton '13, Carl Delevan 90, Es-
ther Dunham '13, Daisy Slater '13,
Alger Wood II, Barbara Wynne 'O9,
Alma Vought 'O9, Kate Wynne '06,
Lola McCarty II, Rose Judge '13,
Laura Gossett '13, Clyde Creaser II,
Mark Spinney '12 and Edward Bahlke
10.
In fast and scrappy game last
Friday evening the high school team
defeated the Middleton High team
39-16. The game was exhibited in
the High school gym, making things
"' VI "'iS ioi lhS iOSdlS. lie Alma
team played fast and clean, while the
visitors played a more ragged game,
lue to lack of experience and prac-
ice. The locals outplayed their op-
oonents at all times, but the Middle
.on boys were game and scrapped
very minute. Smith and Jessup
showed good form and starred for
ha tD,a1e Il.
he visitors, scoring all of the 16
points for his team. This is the sec
md time Alma has defeated Middle
on this season, the first game being
much closer, 24-22, was played away.
The next schedule will be played in
Nina with Ithaca, Friday night, jan
larry Q.