The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-10-22

Aller guten dinge sind drie.
(All good things come by thrces.)
So we have taken our tests, receiv-
ed our report cards, and are exceed
ingly we'll pleased CD with our
grades.
The Parent-Teachers' meeting
held at the assembly room of the
High School Friday evening was well
attended; the topics discussed were
social functions and students keep
ing late hours Well, that may be
all right but we heard some OF the
parents did not get home until after
eleven
Three new literary societies are
being formed by the High School stu
dents.
John Gates sang a solo in Miss
Moores room Friday 1t was great
ly enjoyed by the the listeners.
Miss Grace Kelley gave an interest
Friday in Miss Moore's room. 4
On account Of the death OF the
grandfather of Misses Grace and Har-
riett Beavers, they were absent from
school last Wednesday,
Elma Forbes and Lola Brazelton
substituted for the Misses Beavers
during their absence.
Mrs. McGinnis visited Miss Cash's
room Friday afternoon.
,, The rooms of Misses Cooney, Beav-
ers and Cash of the north school en-
joyed a quarter holiday Friday after
noon.
Madge Pickering entered the; sixth
grade in Miss 1winn's room Friday.
Beulah Evans, Eula Combs and
Letha Gains, who have been absent
from school on account of sickness
returned to school last Monday.
Mamie Bright who is in Miss Gro
CAMS room was absent three days
of last week on account of sickness.
Stephen Givens entered Miss Gro
gan's room Monday after long alb
sence
Mrs. E. E. Bell visited the Misses
Decks and Epperley's rooms one day
last week. .
Mr.. Edgar Oswald of Washington,
gave an interesting talk to the High
School last Thursday. His. subject
was The West ~ 'e~''1 49,
The Allerton High School foot ball
team has cancelled their game with
us which was to be playednon Leon
grounds next Saturday. %
The foot ball team has received
challenges for more games than they
can play. The following teams have
asked for games. North High Sec,
ond team of Des Moines, East High
Second team of Des Moines, Grace
70 m n
Simpson College, Bloomfield High,
Creston High. Lamont High School
would like to play us a third game.
FOOTBALL.
The boys Of the Junior class chal-S
lenged the boys of the other three,
classes for foot ball game last
Thursday.
1t was rather bad evening but
few loyal students were out to see
the game.
The game started with the Juniors
kick off to the regulars, which was
fumbled and recovered by the Jun
iors. They fought back and forth
on the field till in the second quar-
ter the Juniors made touch down,
but failed to kick goal. This put
SOule lie Ill llt ASCuOoi
and in the third quarter they scored
and failed to kick goal, thus tying
the score
In the last quarter both teams
made touchdown but they were not
counted because of some miss-play in
each case. During the last quarter
the ball was in the Junior field most
of the time.
| The Juniors were great on fake
plays and short forward passes, while
the regulars were handy with both
and with hard line plunges. The
game ended 6 to 6.
| The lineup was as follows:
Juniors Regulars
Smith re Asbury
Long TT Grogan
Muck rg Roberts
Townsend C A. Scott
| Youngs lg Wright
Springer 1t Slower
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