River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last Saturday evening the Cane
shaoh Camp of the Camp Fire Girls
gave basket social in the gym. A
good time was reported.
The Normal third year team gave
the High school Juniors a severe
trouncing in the Normal gym Tues
day night. The final score totaled
Is to Is.
RIVER Falls will play them a re:
urn game on the Ellsworth floor
Feb. 49,
The lineup: River Falls-Nord
by IF, Moline If, Nelson c. Morrow
re-, Rock lg; Ellsworth-Vezina rf,
Reed, Sanderson and Fuller lg, Rice
C, Peterson and Cornman rg.
The Athletic association is at
work on three act comedy, The
Elopement of Ellen" to be given
in the Auditorium March 5. Watch
the papers for the further particu-
lars.
The debating teams have begun
work on the Ellsworth River Falls.
Hudson triangular debate and al
though some weeks behind the 9th.
er schools in getting started, they
expect to make things warm for
them when the finish rolls around.
The High school added the third
straight game to their list Of vic
tories for this year when they de-
feated the fast Ellsworth team on
the home floor last Friday night.
The game opened with rush
and for the first five minutes both
teams failed to locate the basket.
Then the locals netted one, and
from that point on it was nip and
tuck until the whistle blew for the
half, the score then being 6 and 7 in
River Falls favor.
The second half, while fast, was
entirely River Falls, Ellsworth fail
ing to get a single point. Final
score, 1876.
The locals superiority seemed to
lie in their ability to cover. 1t
seemed impossible for an Ellsworth
man to find himself free with the
ball for an instant. This, coupled
with the good basket shooting of
the team, gave them a decided ad-
vantage.
All classes and grades are at last
settled in their new quarters. The
seventh n d eighth grades have
been moved into the Junior High
school on the first floor, room five
has been moved upstairs to the
room formerly occupied by seventh
grade AMI the industrial classes
now occupy room five.
Coach Peterson, however, has de-
velOped an excellent scoring ma
chine and they will doubtless prove
more than dangerous on their home
floor. Their passing is clean and
sure, their team work is fast and
accurate, and in Vezina they have a
forward who, when once free, To-
Gates the basket with unfailing reg.
arity.
The next meeting of the Literary
society will be held Friday after
noon at 2:15 This is a special
prepared Lincoln program and all
are invited. The local G. A. r. and
w. r. G. are to be guests of honor
and the entire program will be de-
voted to honoring the birthday of
our national hero. Prof. Wickland
will have charge of the choruses
Miss Williams and the English
classes have been installed in room
six and Mr.. Stillman now occupies
room eight. The domestic science
classes have moved into their new
quarters on the first floor in rooms
IL and IL and tue old domestic sci
ence room is now vacant pending
it's equipment for manual training.
Mr.. Amy is also installed in the
new office and with the completion
of the library and the manual train
ing department the building is now
settled into it's regular order.
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