La Junta tribune., 1914-01-17
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On January stA the La Junta boys
and Eiris teams played basket haii
with the Las Animas teams. Both
games were victories for La Junta.
Both OF Las Animas' teams seemed
lost ON the large floor and lacked
teamwork. The Las Aninas boys
came back in the last half full Of
fighting spirit and . determination
to overcome the large lead Of La
Junta. but were net With equal spir-
it. The Las Aninas girls. although
com mpleteiy shut out did not lose
heart and their strongest playing
WAS done near the end OF the game.
hile trying TO avert the dissrace OF
shut-out defeat. Both Ia Junta
teams showed expert coaching and
displayed excellent teamwork. Meth
er team has yet suffered defeat The
boys score vas 20 to Z In favor OF
La Junta and the girls score vas 81
to o. A fine crowd witnessed the
game and the cheering VAS excellent.
The boys lise-up vas a. follows:
LA JUNTA
Center-McCauiey.
Left Wilson.
Right rorwsrd-Burrows.
Left Gusrd-C. Gius.
Right Guard-spidel.
LAS ANINAs
Rogers.
Left Forward-Evsns.
Right For~srd-Crompto
Left Gusrd-Hinman.
Right Guard-Dobbine.
Burrows Was replaced In the last
half by II. Gius.
Both games were refereed by Bert
Botkins.
/ The Owl Literary Society met for
the purpose Of picking out the debai-
srs who would represent II In the
intersoeiety debate which will be held
in the early part OF February. Those
chosen wer. Kent McCauley. Glen
Wilson and Bert Spidel. A prize Of
Sl5 will be- awarded to the team win
ming the decision and much interest
is being shown.
The Excelsior Society will hold a
preliminary debate to choose the de-
baters for her representation.
Tn. Senior class held a class meet.
ing on Monday evening The pur-
pose OF the meeting Was the election
OF Officers which had been delayed
until this time. 4 small majority
carried the election and put the fol-
lowing Officers In office; A. Nc
Cuue Was elected president. Hulah
Black vie. president and Glen VIII
son treasurer The old subject OF
pins WAS discussed but nothing def
mite was decided upon.
! On "wednesday the school ~as ad-
dressed In the assembly by Rev. Col
die. Mr. Mctlintock. In announcing
him said that there were preachers
Who could do other things than
preach and all Who heard Rev. Col
die agreed that all his talent does
not lie In preaching. His subject
~as Human Nature a. connected
with the sciences of PhrenoloEy and
Phyntogomy. His talk ~As exceed.
ingly interesting ~ he told how ~s
might. by observing p~culiarities In
the countsnance and head Of people
With whom We associate With. judge
their peculisrtties and chsfactsris-
tics. He illustrated his talk with
black board drawings. Rev. Goldie
has promised TO return st . future
date and give w. some practical H.
lustrations OF his science by demon
lstrattons upon the person Of some
student. We are all waiting anxious
ly for his return.
The Senior class held = meeting
on Thurrdsy evening. Mr.. Nc
Ciintock told the class those things
which they should consider In choos-
Ing . class play which would best full
mi the purposes OF y play. Bert Spi-
del WAS appointed chairman Of COM
mitt~e for choosing = play and the
other committeeman Will b. appoint
ed later. so far harmony prevails.