Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-02-05
High School Notes

were unable TO get Them In last week
We have always been proud Of oui
school notes and hope hereafter to
be able to get them in regularly.
Last Monday morning found sever
al High School boys missing, their "
vices being employed at the ~ fire.
The debate class is progressing wei
and the debaters are taking real in
terest in their work. A try out was
held week ago but with no definite
results. Two teams, however, were
picked from which the permanent
teams will be chosen. These are; At
firmative a. Howard Reed and Jul
ian Lowe (2) Ernest Snowberger (S)
VIII Moss. Negative ~ Clyde
Shanks and Earl Shirtleff, (2) Chas.
Davis and Phillip Shamberger (3)
Eliza Edwards. The schedule for
the interscholastic league has not
yet been arranged but is expected to
be soon. The teams are now prepar-
ing for several practice debates to be
held here.
Last Friday night the faculty met
and chose by secret ballot Eliza Ed
wards to represent the P. H. S. in
the state defamation contest which
will be held in Boise April s.
In answer to a question asked by
the instructor of the Junior Geometry
Glass the following response bursted
from the eager student-Doc. Cat
llel to the same plane are parallel
to each other"
Miss Alice Perry of Fruitland High
School was a visitor at Payette
Schools Friday.
The girls of the Manual Training
Department are seriously contemplat-
ing placing a bid for the rebuilding of
the Y. M. G. A.
The High School was honored this
week by visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyers. Mrs. Meyers was formerly
Mrs. Wilkie, a member of the faculty
and was married last Saturday at
Fruitland to Mr.. Meyer who is an
energetic ranger owing ranch ad-
joining hers near Horseshoe Bend.
Miss Theodore Blodgett from Nys-
sa visited school last Monday kith
Pansy Johnson and is returning home
Wednesday of this week.
/ The loss of the Y. M. c. A. meant
probably as much to the High School
as any other aggregate body for it is
there they hold all their indoor
sports. The Basket Ball Boys are
at present the ones most concerned,
having no place to practice. Thye
were fortunate, however, in saving
all their apparatus except the ball.
Arrangements are being made for
erecting baskets and also for chang
ing the schedule 80 that the games
scheduled for Payette may be played
elsewhere. The Nampa H. S. game
which was to have been played FRI
day night here has been postponed,
as neither Nampa nor Payette have
suitable place for playing.
Verne Spaulding, high school
alumnus, is home from Moscow
where he has been attending school.
Last Wednesday evening the High
School Orchestra obtained another
valuable member when Lee Catron
came to the from with cornet. The
orchestra now numbers fifteen who
are: T. R. Nelson, director and flute,
Howard Reed, Phillip Reiger, Clyde
Edward Turner and
We're Blair, violins, Dwight Maule,
Leroy Maule and Lee Cat
ron, comets; Reuel Maule, trombone;
velma Spaulding, Piano; Leona
Downs, cello; Elmer Chaplin, bass
holn; Harold Prestel, drums; Vim
rent Moan, Alto Horn.
The Psychology books are here and
the class begins its work this week
With an enrolment Of %.
The Glee Clubs are working hard,
to give their annual con-
cert, which will be given in March
sometime.
The High School Basket Ball Tean
played the second game OF the sched-
lie at Caldwell last Friday night.
The game was fast from the start. {
'ayette took a big Lead in the first
lalf but lost a little In the last and
when the whistle blew for time Pay
lite had the long end Of the score /,
which was 27-23. The Payette boys .
,layed a much better game than the
week before at Star. They had been $
,racticing hard every night. The line :
Lp was as follows: Howard Good
vim and Earl Dibble forwards, Clar- !
nee Nesbftt center, Webster Rhoad-
IS, Clarence Larson and Frank Good .
vim guards. After the game last FRI =
ay night the Caldwell High School :
ave a reception for the Payette boys b