The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-03-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Look you. we are again victor
iouS. We have met the enemy in
three battles and on each of the
three occasions they became ours.
| Two of the three engagements
We're fought by our regiment of
boys and the third by our regi-
ment Of girls. Each and every
contest transpired in the .Armory,
The first was the game between
the alumni and ourselves on
Thursday, the score being ii to 8
in our favor. The second was a
game between the Battle Lake
girls and our own on Friday, the
result of which was w. H. S. II,
B. l.. H. S. ?. The third and last
was a game between the Battle
Lake boys and our manly quintet,
the outcome of which was, w. H.
s. 81, B. l.. H. $. 10. We un-
doubtedly would have triumphed
over them more We're it not for the
fact that the game was played on
Friday. the thirteenth. But we
are satisfied. The above games
are probably the last of the sea-
SON. We are now preparing to
turn our attention to base ball,
concerning which you will be full
ly Informed III the future.
fana Milton. of the Senior
class plays this week. succeeding
Mary GILES to that musical
throne. the piano stool.
Mr.. Mikkelson. otherwise known
as MIckie. and Mr.. Yelling, alias
Earnie. having touched the heart
of Miss ClaNton. taking advantage
of her sympathetic nature. have
com" into the good craceS of that
teacher and as a result she has
now permitted them to return So
ancient history at the usual time.
As a word of explanation let me
state that these two gentlemen
We're members of that special an
clril history class. which met af.
ter school instead of at the usual
hour.
1t must be that Miss Austin is
of Irish descent or that her heart
is with that nation for she pinned
a green ribbon to the calendar ON
the leaf marked Tuesday, March
II. on that date.
A number of girls from this
high school celebrated st. Pat
rick : day in the even at the Boos-
ter club rooms. The manner of the
celebration is not known to the
reporter as he was not present.
The constitution is being stud
led so mlnutely in The civics class
that it is thought that many mem
bers OF that class will be perfectly
ahl" to draw up a document of
thai character if he or she was
called upon to do so.
BY special request I call your
attention to the fact that the Sew
entI and Eighth grades of the
grade school have formed an ath-
l"tlc Ass H., patterned after lin a
smaller way of course the high
school Athletic association. They
nave elected officers. indulge in
cheerlng.a moreover their hask-
ct ball team has made good
showing during its brief season
Of existence. They will. no doubt.
organize baseball team also. If
they continue in this fashion, the
reporter feels assured that they
VIII he weIl able to mass tile re-
qulr"lneniS for becoming good
nigh school students. and stu
dents Of which the high school
may ne Justly proud
he Seniors are still IRVING off
thor voices and in sufficient
l"nojh ~ time. We. l'sn Seniors.
VIII discover Thai there are a few
~"il&'sters in our class. II NAV
ne Well t" Say at This point these
trS-"utS are in preparation for
lnuS class play. or more strictly
"p"ratta. which We hope To give
at the end of the year.