The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL T
(Forced over from last week.

Course was held in the High School
auditorium Tuesday, December 10Th.
The Coyla May Spring Company
were the entertainers. The program
was very much enjoyed by all who
attended.
Gladys Memminger entered school
Monday in the eleventh grade.
The basket ball boys will have the
opera house to practice in for two
nights each week in order that they
may be in better playing condition
for the Havre game which will be
played February 18th.
Perry Atkinson is again at school
after an absence Of two days.
t,irls' Basket Ball Games
Wednesday night, December Both
the Sophomore girls again met the
Freshmen girls in a fast and exciting
game of basket ball in the Gibson
Opera House, and again neither team
met defeat, the score being tied 6
to 6. Eva Anderson being absent,
Gladys Tate was substituted, and al
though she played a good game the
excellent guarding Of the Sophomore
girls prevented her from obtaining
more than one field basket. She
also gained one point by shooting a
foul. Helen Baer made two field bas-
kets, and Helen Mabee one. The
line-ups were as follows: Sopho-
mores, Helen Baer forward, Helen
Mabee forward, Angie Illman center,
May Rhodes guard, Lorene Thompson,
guard. Freshmen: Emily Leonard
forward, Gladys Tate forward, Jo-
sephine Dahl center, Electra Boehn-
ert guard and Ruth Henen guard.
This game was the fastest girls
game of the season, Notwithstanding
the smooth floor Of the opera house,
remarkable guarding marked the
playing of both teams.
Town Basket Ball Game
December 3Oth, the "All Star"
town basket ball team met a crush
ing Sefeat which was given them
by the High School Boys.
The lineup of the town team was
the same as it was in the other game.
The high school line up was chang
ed by Frank Lebert taking the place
of James Bruce and Archie Waldrum
the place of Don P%ippenger.
In the end if the first half the
spectators who were in favor of the
high school began to worry because'
the town CAN Stars" were in the
lead by three points.
In the beginning of the second half
the tide turned and the high school
boys kept the ball almost all the
time in their hands. The second half
ended in a victory of Fl to % in
favor of the high school boys.
The game was a success in both
an athletic and financial way. The.
amount taken in at the door was
$3.50. This money goes to the
high school for the purpose of OBJ
tanning athletic supplies and games
with other towns
The boys will play Havre on Feb
ruary 18th here. In order to obtain
practice the Gibson Opera House was
been rented for two nights a week
in which the high school team may
practice. This game with Havre
means either a trip to Bozeman or
not. In order that we might send
our team away the team must win
over our district which means a VIC
tory over Havre and Chinook.
Lyceum Course Popular
The Coyla May Spring Concert Co.
appeared in a fine program Tues
day evening, December Goth, in the
High School auditorium before a
large audience. The program con-
sisted of musical selections, readings,
vocal solos, and musical readings.
The last item of the program was a
"playlet" given by the troupe which
consisted of four ladies. 1t was
we'll rendered and deserves much
praise. Every number was encored
which proves that the entertainment
vas entirely up to the expectations
of the crowd. This was the fourth
number of the Lyceum Course and
there are three more to follow. The
date of the next number is not
known as yet, but will be made known
to the public as soon as the date is
set.
New School Department
Owing to the crowded condition of
many of the departments in the pub
lie schools arrangements have been
made to begin a new department in
the Christian church to provide for
first and second grade pupils. All
children, six years Of age who have